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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-26

keturping leaves Albany every MONDAY, wednesday,
and Friday 7. f. HULsE, Agent, 2o2 West st., N. Y.
uARIEM RAILROAD, INLAND RoUTE-oN ANE
u after Monday, August q, Sundays exceptsdj
Leasing depot corner Of White and Centre streets
mail train, at 30 A. NJ, stopping at Williams Bridge
ping at whi.e Palms. Croton Falls and staticns north
connecting Chatham Four Corners with Western Rail
road express train, arriving at Albany at e:4oP n.
From City Hall station.-Croton Falls, at 1918 A. NJ
and 8 p H., stopping ut way stations White Plains
at 80 and 66 NJ stopping at Ycrkvile and statons
north, Williams Bridge, a.7 e:l5, 2i6, 40, $50,
Passengers may also procure tickets and have thels
baggage checked for Utica, Buffalo and other places
Of eowery and Broome street, and Fourh avenue and
Twenty sixth Streot.
Returning 70 New Yorh-Leaving depot sswcsterr
RaroAdn corner Of Mai len lane and Dean street st
A. NJ Mail train, stopping at all mail stations above
Williams Bridge, arriving at New York at
Ex press train leaves Troy at 320 NJ and ALBANY 3:4s
kartinaale nidale Copake, hlierton Ameria wassa.c
Dover Plains south Dover Pawlngs Paterson, Brewster
troton rails White Plains and Williams Bridge. Pas
sengers bv this train will not be landed Croton
Falls and wliams' Bridge, unless coming from above
Croton Falls Passengers between Cretou Falls and
Williams Bridge must take the regular train, leaving
CIcton Falls At $50 r. NJ, $50 A. M from Croton Falls
stopping al time table stations arriving at New YORK
at 40 a. M NJ, from croton Fail stopping at all
stations between Crotou Falls and Fordham, arriving at
New York at 9:35 A. n. $50 p. M; from Croton Falls
stopping at all stations between Croton FAILS and VII
iams' Bridge, arriving at New York AZ 6i5 P. NJ 6AM
and 20 r NJ; from White Plains stepping at al
stations. From williams Bridge at go, lao, A. NJ,
124S 4A5 g. T. and 9l5 p. NJ, stopping at all stations
SUNDAY Arrsngement.-Tran win leave for croton
FAILS and all way stations At 80 A. NJ, and r. "
Returning viii leave Crcton Fails at A. n and 4:sc
sunday trains WA be received and landed In New
York, at the Twenty ssventh street station, only.
ght for Albany received daily, until r, NJ ct the
depot corner Of Centre and White streets
JOHN D. ELIOT, Superintendent.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAM ALVIN, yf,ox PARIS, rxNDERs HER
M services to the and gentlemen q thh city In
asrroloty b. books 0d ssenoe ana Is TO be consulted
viii tsI tSs os the isdy OF gentleman sksy Viii
marry also the Amss u her vlsiters Madame Alvin
speaks the Ese1sk French and German languages.
Eesisnce 300 P6wsr between First Aad Second streets
Onos hours ysom 10 A. n. to p. n Ladies' 90 ceuts,
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- TRANGTgs, WHOSE STAY IN THE CITY Is LIMITED
- and Others informed that having increased a.
cfities for the manufactuN OF artificial teeth / am
prepared TO insert whole partial set at the short
est notice, and at prices within the reach OF all
Ether safely used In extracting whom desired By which
the pain of the operation IL avoided. H. O. Tu.
THhR Dentist, 49s Broadway, opposite the g. Nicholas
Hotel
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BILLIARDS.

DHIGARD TABIES-ONLY PATENT CUSHONB n
ID America, Of thirty ysan standing A. Bssstoras ~
duced Prices cheap - any. large sssortmsut rsady
for shpping Billiard players WI and sAts and metal
ksds and rubber air cushions at Ann ssst entrance
ct l<o Tutoa street. Every article In the to1e for sae
DuIIARD TABLES FOR SALE "A SPfENDID STOCK
ID b. found at our factory, NO. 20 Ann street,
superior TO any In the United atss with our pAteut
vucanzed india rubber cushoNs at reaucet prices and
on tie most reasonable terms. --s +
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DRY GOODS, &C.

T\RY GOODS CLOSING OF TIE GREAT SALE OF
Of Seventeenth street warron Scholes viii sell their
whole entire stock Of damaged goods At tremendous
secr6ce, in order TO make for their fall stock
Wallace Schoes would particularly call the stteution
Of the ladies to the ane, Irish linen, tabis Linen,
napkins, and towels, Re.
NOT1UE--A T. STEWART co. WILL OPEN ON
IN Monday August 20, their entire importstions Of
autumn and winter dress goods selected and manufac
tursd expressly for ther retail tsads. Broadway Cham
Ders, and Reade streets.
NEW STYLE Or RICH RIBBONS, FANCY BONNET
IN silks, veivets feathers, millinery goods, dress
sesson lust received sae very cheap Of Wholesale
or retail, by N II. IICHrENSTEIN, 90 Bovery.
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TINE MARRTED WONANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COa

1VyHE MARiTKD WONANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COsI
il panios--By Dr. A. n Mauricsau professor Of
Diseases Of woman hundscth edition, Geo 0oo} IL
mo- pp. sss; On One ssper, sssrs bcdIas; price q
hood to woaA1hood Aad Aso wife and nothss ars
fully described with the oausss tke sympcs and ass
the proper oos Of Treatment IA plair simple, hut b
the most chsste language, easily UNDERWOOD And thu
every wsman can dsscossr By comparing her c~n symp
causes o. hse complaint and b. spared auoh aaaissJ
end suffering. The wife aboat bseomins mo.hss
hes oftsA ns9d OF instruction. and aav}os OF ths
utsaogt importance TO her future hsalth IN respect
which hss ssnstysnsss foYbids consulting nedcal Een
tlemAn viii hnd such instruotion and advfcs and aw
e1phns&tons Of many symp4eus which oshsrwiss vosk
ing from obstrueusas or irregularities peculiar to t2
female syuts Wtish undsrBs ths health, che sfecu
Of which ey uvcant and whsh thsir dslicacy foz
bids seeking medical sdIio~s How many suher fron
prolapsus u{sr atlng Of the vomb) or from auor A.
Bus, (vssknsss debility, &c)fuies many are In constant
many Ia 70 douk II not dangerous deliveries and SLOW
~ unosrtsan covsriesi Some whose lives nAsards
during such tims win zach Hnd In It's pages the
prevention, auehsrAticn, and relief. How mary bt
lee moments, bow much anguish might have bssr
spsred 70 the sufferer 70 her HUSBAND 70 her relatives
doabs "a ccnysy fry The various subects tseascd Of
thy are q naturs stJcuy ntendsd for the married
q thgee contsmplAtMg marriage For sss 81 Hringy
WWnssaA, - B<osdway; Adrfanos sherman 81.
Astsf Hsnset ~. vsssy street; Dswitt davenport
(Trisune ~ Adlngs) 1t No Aston Houss, hfoadwHy
To : Sss4 49, S Mss ~ s.s Pssss:es ~.
Chs~ nut s6rest PhDadclphiA- On Tho receipt OF "
o n viii be transmitted BY mall free OF postage TO
yA Of L. United States AL iettsFs must - addressed
;. post PAID 10 Dr. A. H. MAUNCNAU. OfEce t2o l.fert
! ssss New Tsrk. Or tex IA ksu yo<k Test oess
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COAL.

rtOAI.-BEM QUALITY or RED AND WHITE AsR-
~ egg end stove, screened and delivered, Of " ~;
ten; less from hat 3rocees and carmsa would 90 wei
to call Yard o38 and 8sS Rivipgton street.
SflIVIIE GOODWIN.
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NIRCUs-GRAND CONSOLIDATION OF The m
~ largest Crcuses And most popular equestrian sson
lshments In the world, viz, the well known eonpanlsU z
welch's Nstioual Circus and Hippodroms, Of Phnads
and Lsnta New York Circus forming two distinct sxk
lions b'enoed togs,her and both given undar ems -
msnsc pavilion, Tor single price Of admlsstos-ss.
ports by Inferior companies to the contrary notwa1A-
standing. Doors open ct and O'Clock. Aduzdaafs0
only Is cents Those consolidated companies WIN q.
bibit, ON August Twenty second and Twenty. thir q
Rochester; path, Bergen; 26th, Batav,A 10th Albin
29th, Medina; 10th, Lock port 8oth, Lewiston; sls
Nia9.sa Falls; sspt:mnsr and Buffalo, 4th, AsrssSs
Ms 6oSslsfiT:; oh, Pits; 7th Eushro.a o. .sa;
Genssse; 14th, Hornsilsvills 18th, Canestso; ioxs
Bath 18Th, PennyAn; 10th, Dundee Goth, Jeas-.ss.
romeo Pa. Goth, covngton; 2Tth, Troy 18th rowsnle
Sssh, w.vs ~. 10th 0.sga October Ishae.; g
bridge; TIN, Greene; 9th, Binghamton
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NEArRnONY MADE EAST, OR Row 10 WIN
III Love- = Professor IAwtou, Boston, formerly q
Londen, vm send to any address receipt f dollas
post 49, plata dirseons to enabs ialiss gsntlsnas
70 win Tia devoted Affections Of - nsny Of the cpposa
sen thsix hearts may desire The proosn 4 70 aup
but % sapsting that Al NAY b nszrisd irsspectsv
Of aeA, appeaxanca o. position and lAst, though ~
eas Il can Be axrAngsd with such care ana dsoasy ha
Sstsction inpossbIs Address Professor IAwton BIOS
ton, Mss No lettsn taken from ths Post Omss nAIse
ne postage y paid
IA Az AME MORROW WILL CAUSE ePEEDY MAR
Wl riaxss who viii al enjoy the greatest Happiness
nsfr4moniai bliss and viii show the person thsy vii
NARY through an instrument which she vii cause 70
Illuminate itself BY invoking the powers Of hg vcDdsfal
sciruce and win tell al ever Of HE, and eva the very
thosehts 10 oone street, near Cannon street. Osaus
men NOT admitted. BE-
M krRIMoNIAI.-A wIDOwFZ FORTY YEARS or
l aga In perfect health, prtfty good looking and Ia
Independent crcumstsnces "a sesirOus OF beeoning -
quantea wah young la. not cy-r twenty years Ga
she must bs very prsv< geateel acco|p.i,nsa sne
from COED fatally fsus sdy, or one that has az
Ike 70 flirting, prefeyfod wealth miner oon.ioesst6n
AL communicatio>1s strictly confidential. AddrsH kos
tnsse, By0sdvay Pes; 0mos.
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T,ORDHAM Ions AT AUCrON.-ALBERT a. NICO

TNORDHAM LOTS AT AUCrION-ALBERT n. NICO-
Is LAY viii eel, on Wednesday, August 3oth, at
O'Clock r on the ground, Al seaatifal and desirable
village Of Eorcham, Westchester county, NJ Y, the
line IT the Harlem Railroad, about ten miles and
thirty minutes ride from the city There twenty
sx trains to and from the city daily, from 546 A. to
IL O'Clock NJ and the Communication about IL cents
Per day These lots ~ be sold without to close
che Free tickets to attend the sale may be had
by applying to the Auctioneer No Broad street. to
the undersigned, Is Nassau street Terms very easy.
Title indisputable Full particulars, maps, circulars,
&c. may b. obtained BY applying a. above
BEaRIAN & BANKS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~ phiA, from pier No. North Rver.-Two lines
daily at A. NJ and n. n. The morning line at A.
by cars to way places to Philadelphia Fare o. second
ciass 81 u.s. Express line at p NJ by John Potter
Ampoy; thence direct to Camden BY cars through in
ave hourA GNxe, %. Wap accommodation and emf.
grant limo Up Nj fare - so; emigrant line at r n
faro a
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
IN and West, via New Jersey Ralroad-Unised States
nail express lines leave New York. foot Of Cortandt
street. at Z, and 10 o'clock A. NJ and AZ ana r.
Through In four hours. Fare 32 Is In y ~ Is In ana
leaves a. IL n, at g. stopping at ali waf stations.
Through tickets sold for nclnnaa(st s6 and the West
and for Baltimore Warrington Norfolk kc. and through
baggage checked to Washington in and 10 A. n and
p, NJ trains.
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TN COTTON AUCrIONEER --IHPORrANT SALE OF
II household furniture, wood ptanoforte French
plate mirrors, carpets, oilsloths, &c IF COLTON will
rooms. Nos 80 Beekman and SO Ann streets large and
desirable assortment Of rich rosewood and mahogany
paror, dining room and bedroom furniture II vii
ist in part Of rosewood pisnoforts OK octave In
good order several suits psrlor furniture In
brocatee richly carved rosewood and mahogany French
bedstesds mahogany wardrobes, bookcases and
fary; marble top dressing buresua, washsands work
tab es; rosewood etegercs with marble tops oak and
cottage furniture sofas tete tete aud sofa
ditto centre, side dining, extension tables
pots and ocloths largo and medium sized French plate
mirrors hair mattresses psAsters cottage chairs Office
ditto together with several dozen various Kinds schas
Also, the Of family breaking up housekeep
Ing the furniture but little used B-There will be
In this sale every article Of COCO and qua ity
which win prove advantageous to all Catalogues ready
on Saturday morning. Sale peremptory.
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CUNDAY TRIP TO NEwBURG AND SING SING,
- landing at Yonker Hastings, Dobbs' Ferry, larry
town, Sing sing Haverstraw ysrplsnks Cozzens DocS,
and Cold Spring, touching az Amos street each way.
The new ard splendid steamer THOMAS HUlSE, viii
leave New York. from pier Of foot OF Jay street Sunday
raoi ming at ~ O'Clock, for the above places Return
ing, WIN leave Nswburg ct O'Clock p This excur-
sion is one Of the finest out Of Now York, giving pas
seneers ns view Of the scensry OF the Hudson, and
an opportunity Of spending part Of tho DAY Of Aay Of
be delightful plsces the route.
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CyUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR HAvERSTgAw AND
- cling Sang, landing at Yonkers. Hastings, Dobbs
Ferry, and TArrytosn.-The new and spsn steamer
ELEcTA Cset. c. Bellby viii leave the pier foot Of
Jay STREET Sunday morning at O'Clock for the above
places landing at Amos street each way Returning,
vii leaye HayorstraW ri 2 p. M
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VIMTE'S NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE NO. -
w Bowcry, opposite the theatrs.-Open every ~
with splendid variety Of chaste and amusing Eshio-
plan entertainments. by Whi'es Serenaders &C. DosRu
opsa At ~; performance commences at O'Clock.
@. WHITE Propristss.
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TDWARD sNTZENICH, AUCrONEER.-E sINNE-
IL mich win sell at auction, his sslesroom, No. Is
Wall street, Saturday, Aug %, at 1O1S O'Clock GO.
neral assortment Of household furniture consisting
part u elegant rosewood octave panofortes by
The best makers gilt frame mantei pier glasses rosewood
and mahogany marble top tables, bureaus and
washstands: also, . mahogany marble-top sideboard
With plate glass back, invoice Of oil paintings and
small lot Of cigars. Sale positive.
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A CARD.-SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE -THE PUB
"A lilo are respectfully informed that the above trsapa
after an absence from this city thirty months, Wit
reappeas Mono az evening, August g. the Stuy-
vesant Institute $50 Broadway, introdu sing pro-
grsmme Of Songs, Giees Cnornses, operate Gems
Dances, &c. concluding each evening With frou
the operas originally introduced by sanfords Troupe
at tho lsiian Opera House, Aston place, and ali the
cities OF the United States and Great Britain and foe the
la.t eight. months at Sanfods Opera House. Phila-
delphiA, which has been destroyed by fre The CON-
pany still comprise ever, the leading stars Of min
strclsy, viz. -
2essrs. Rsiper Collins, KAvana&h,
Lynch, Sitter, Holden,
Wyatt, Sig Arnici, Sanford,
CCoiWhite, Herr Leibenstne, Swatndt,
johnson. and Mas.e sanford.
Who viii each appear In their respective role nightly
The hail has been reftted with extra stare e.
isrged additional light &c and for beauty soun6 aaA
comfort, will compete with place Of massmeEt u
the city tet
Not slthstspdpg the enormous expense Of this
bped ASSOCIATION of stars sanford has etermno 70
charge but % Gems to all parts Of the house eda
oaily. 4. 3. SANFORD, Manager aud Propr etse.
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CuNDAT B0ATT0R ALBANy--IN CONNECTION WITH
- tbs New York Central Railroad landing at Ecwburg,
Poughsespsie, Kings on, Cstskiu and Hudson. The
steamer HERO Capt J. w. Hancox, WIN leave the per
foot OF Robinson street, every Suncay at ave O'Clock
Pm For freight passage apply on board or At the
ofb-e on tNe whnrf
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INCLUSION STEAMER --THE ELEGANT, FAST, NEW
Ia steamer GEORGE Law, the only suitable Successes
70 thu Queen has stu several days daxug the msnh
Of septSmtcr OPEN 70 military and oive excerseas -
picnic psres. For particulars apply n Kopeer e
Messrs G. W. Knspps $50 wash,hgtou street, cornse
Of Murray street, between 10 M And AIM
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vTyHATg THATs-RFMEMBER THE UNION Elk.
w or-sc~ or wednesday, August 20, wnsfe svssy
ons rscsivs< The worth Of his money twice Gee sQndv
Iiuss, sad Courier, DAILY Sun, circulars. Be-
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NyfEATRE no LET THE HOWARD aTHEN0 W
II Boston This establishment win be lot b. ~
month By the year The theatre Is in COED 60
Persons desr0us Of negotiating for the Of tn 0>
kshment viii mako application to
JOSIAH BEARD, Admir-, Howard street, Dectsa.
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ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamer UNION, R. Adams. commander
the mails and passengers Saturday August 49, 1T IL
O'Clock, from per No 81 North river Price Of passage
wanted during he voyage should be sent on board the
day before sailing marked sbelow." No merchandise
win be received on board after Thursday, August "a.
For freight or passage apply to.
n. LIVINGSTON, IS Broadway.
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LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamer WASHINGTON, D. Lines
commander will leave for Bremen, touching at South
ampon to land the mail and passengers Eng and and
France, Saturday, september IL oclock NJ from
pier No. 81, North river Prico of passage
In the first cabin, main saloon. $3.50
In second cabin. 80. 60
An experienced surgeon ID attached to each steamer.
All letters must pass through the Post Once. Specie
delivered in Havre and Lonaon For passage freight
apply to G. sand Agent, No. Sonth William street.
The steamer Hermann viii succeed the Washington,
and sail October Z.
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NEW LINE OF SCfEW BIEAAHHlPS 10 SAIL BIZ
IN tween New York and Glasgow.-Ths Clyde Screw
teAm Packet Company's new steamships, Clyde and Pc
trel, intended to sail for Glasgow undsr-From
New York. CLYDE Saturday, September at IL o'clock
noon Rates Of passage stewards fees included
cabin 800 limited number Of third class passengers
.l be taken and supplied with good and comfortably
sooked provisions 1t SIS. Berths not secured till paid
for These steamships have been built and fitted
out expressly for the trade the most approved piln
pes for securing safey comfort and speed and carry
zach sn experienced surgeon For freight passage
apply to ROBERT PATTON, 30 Broadway, n. X.
Money orders granted Glasgow In Of 81 stsr-
ling and upwards. payable on demand.
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r RAND PIC NC ExcURsl0k OF ST. MARY's T. A.
N socety come on Aug Asst 2ath this proved 70 b
ne WITH nice brss7e, tho Aands gathered 70 enjoy H.
the bosts wsre veil Aed, and all 10 enjoy ths
selves g tue umcs nsf unpleasant weed heard
through the whole day Il was niue delighted With IL
company this night zen b. called pleasure sxcursoa.
Great praase - Que 70 the committee for their pro0pe
ness "a discnarging Ahelr duties. LEVI TkELIGa
Capt or steamer america.
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g UNsDkY EXCURSION 10 THE HEAD or TIM soUS@
touching - Csllsss Point whiiestsns New Rss6snS
and Gaen Coo The NV end spleadA stsamsf Gill;
every s6nday during the sammsr % the asovs Hhe.s
leaving Fulton market alp st sk DsAnesy stssss
ReursniDs, viii leave Glen Cove At n Fare to ca
lses Point 11kosnts; WhitestoDe, % cent?; New 10
hsue, % cents: Glen Cove, 20 cents, each WAY !.
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TvDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER. - EDWARD
"a sintzenich viii sell OF auction, on Saturday, Aug
1T twelve O'Clock at the stables 30S Fourth
between Twenty third and Twentyfourth streets, pair
Of depps grey Messenger horses and eight gears
DID, 16x hands high, fast travellers warranted sound
and kind. bay mare ID hands high. six years old,
sired by Black Hawk an excellent horse Kidd
and sound, in single double harness. under the
saddle can trot in $40; never had any training Also,
two wheeled tbury, In 6rst order with enamelled
leather top and apron Also. city made light trotting
wagon and light grocery wagon.
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VXTAN1ED, A HORSE-A PLEASURE ROCKAwAY
w carriage for or two horses, new in July been
used but q few times. large draft horse perfectly
kind and sound, viii be taken in part pay Call at G.
Sandfords, IS Cedar street.
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IL lanaings--Fare dollar. Meals served on board
Tue favcrite steamer GEORGE WASHING TON, Capt. j.
TUESDAY, Thursday, and saturday, at O'Clock A. N
Returning, leaves Albany every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. T. E. HULSE, Agent, 202 West st., N. Y.
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TcxCUKsroS TO NEWARK AND COMFY ISLAND
IL The steamer Laura Knapp, with the bass Irsas
VIII leave Pier North rtvsr at O'clock, aksr1oa
for ConeJ Island and remain there about two hours 49,
leave for Newark End Nov York eotiloa ba11 - -
on board. Fare atty cents for the eEsarsica.
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a TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW THE
y Glasgow and New York steamship CompAny's new
steamers GLASGOW, a. 062 tons, 400 horse poaer,) Ro
bert Craig, commander, and NEW YORK. q 400 TONS
500 horse power viii leave New York for Glasgow al
under viz Saturday, September 2S at IL O'Clock NJ
First cabin saloon state rooms $780, do midshps do $751;
or gold only taken Apply TO
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ITO LEASE 10 hOU1 OR BOARDING HOUSE KEEP
ers-Thst now drst class Eve story building situated
the soutbeAst Of Fortesh street aud 6ixtb
avenue, containing one hundred rooms. II II replst-
with every convenience for the above purposes So f.
vorable opportunity for oaang In that vicinity viz
probably Iever again occur Apply TO R. G. PIERCE
Pine street, corner Of Broadway, under Astropoltar
Bank
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EXCURSIONS.

IHXcURsrOE 10 CONEY IsLAND.--T1lE NEW Aln
~ splsndid steamer NORWAIK, Captain a. HteA-
cock, VIII msks three excursions daily TO Coaoy Islas
folio~sLsAvs New York, foot Of Spring street. ssoS
A. NJ, and and r. NJ tonsy Island IL A. NJ, 2saa
. p NJ, landing ct Fort Hamilton zach way. Fare -
Fort hamilton or Coney Island and back TO Neg Yea
% centa No halt price foI children
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Two LET-THAT THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick house; with piazza, range, hot andscod water
baths parlors three rooms deep with stans DOORS
size IS by so. lot lo0 situated in block Of sixteen
houses, in Forty fifth street. two doors east Of Broad
way. Apply to r. G. PIERCE, Pine street, corner Of
RrtadWay.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

M HfEKIEY co IS AspINwAlI. AND PAHJu
IA ma Express. -Frtigbt for nspinw.di N. @, WI
be received in New York, collected By wagons aaA
charge Of 70 cents foot; psrcsn taken at prsps
tOpets charge Freight Tor Panama, Gin usual peAkaess
he Ismus, win be tslen rt is cents Der pound ~.
New York. JOHN W. DARLINGTON, axsnt 70 HrsaA-
was, under Panama railroad once.
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a S1GNEE SAIE-A. N. CRISTAI.AR, AUCTION
"A cor, No. q Bowery, win sell ON Tuesday, August
% Of O'Clock large and we assorted stock OF ready
made clothing oonsissng Ia part Of cashmere sstnst
and ceA ovef, sack dress and frock coats osssmere
ostinet satin and cloth pants and vests; unmsde coats
pants and vess and large lot Of other articles In the
aasignss. p. J. Joaahimson, attorney assignee.