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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
bnll6lnu alaier,Gis.

DUILDiNG STONE ot first quality for sale at 10
I'D Pc losd; FOU&DATIoN STONE 81 Psr load =. the QUAR-
ny fsth st between jSh snd 6thuys.
EOPiER LIGHTNING RODS !!!-LYON's PA
- TENT SURFACE CONDUCTOR ready. Models : /.
Dor fu parll,iri address AMOS LYON Worcester, Mas
NNCAUSIIC TILES for Floors OF Churches and
- Pubc Bldnss for VeehBes Halls ConssTvAtosie,
Dns and Hsrhs IN Dwellings These Tiles are Of a. al
rue variety o patterns ard hsrd and strong aud
o the bes honScs IL s parts OF the country.
40 GARNKlhK CAMNEYTOPS, suited TO eVo'y style o'
schcre and DOwurgs work on country houses
I'D By Nchect generally. For sale by
MILLER COATES YOULE, No H9 Peatis.
I IGITAING RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
-OTIsS PATENT-The only safe Rod Also az per foot,
he STAPLE ROD the Rod ning through g.s Agen
mprled lowest prices Projectors, LYON MANuFAC-
TURING Co. 10. S43 Broadway.
SILEXIAN MARBLE.-We are making from this
y n,w sud superior imitation, Manes Columns Pedesals
Sictes leauu aricls onamentns tho stas Ba
hudn.s Hall and De vim Slabs Tebletops &c
hing that be formed Is readily made of this
able hem liz
highest premium he Words Fair; ald in all
ssn: 6eusl irbe OF the choice krds Oce snd
So &C Broadway. BARNARD { SHERWOOD
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furniture. &f.
DEM IL X NJ b T. l.,
- FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,

MBE * KIN b T. l.,
- FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
No % Walker st ~ Broadway.
In announcing the opening Of these connod0m wtefoo rs
Me..rs. BEMbE kMBEL would sppdse the 'ssnionaolss
world the pubic generally that they ere connsctei
tnd regular Communication with A beuibcs well Sn9wn
Fuui,Ssr end Upholstery msnufactors in Pans aud May
cyl extensively ps,Tophed BY the We dhY slocr3cy
of Europe Possessing such facilities they will be enabled
all very ort notice snl or saiissctoy er
Eve nuyy in ihe line produced ebT0ia % be Te2reda:ed IN
T nent and the variety Of Upholstery Fabrics anf OF
- Furs comprised In their stock, viii aiord the
widest fCf cOrr1Irison and choice
VA NiMBkL hs ging oI M dcsisuer IN III Bsdouue
yectoy brings srle experience 70 the 'ssk; aad 1t s nope
liza, IN fore N AZ home of The ilm will 10 deemed
su- Of their ability % fulfill the expectations of a
w-o MY favor them with thtir pstFnna[
A. BEHBE i \ kIN3EL, No. 81 Wa.k'r.st.
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS WAREROON, and
ACoolELASTIC PAILLAsSES f)E hot nights BEDDING &c
HEALTHY StrD Nlttresse the best aud cheapest ma "a
BOD q hard altered comfortable Ea ic Mitfesses
Bedsrccds eli sizes 81 70 40 O. No o1 Broadway near
PIiEre-t
INA MELED COTTAGE FURNITURE
Il MATHEWS STACY No. 81 Broadway, oieI for se, st
vtry reduced prices h and very extensive stock OF faS
d Co:.e,e end other Furniture he largest in ne ciiyJ rom
which evcTy variety b. ated disso
lror Of psrtnsDiip
CUOW CASES.-SCHMlTT 81 BROTHER, No.
- ~ Moth VIII sm.st Chaharst., New folA maniac
,url-i SLOW CASES n Metal. Bros Rosewood Mahosany
SrE tud silver lof assortrnent constantly on hd
OIJsIs Irop executed Old Show Cies taken In exchans'
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Gutlerp an0 Garnware.

CHOVELS, SPADES and SCOOPS-MsNUFAC.
- 1vRED THE OBJ COLONY ISos @ ol
which be olfand application to the undessned
Old Ccosy Iron Company We alwsys have IN st2rs li'
sp spd hardly fail 10 ind in stock almost any De
sron Spades Scoop. ths; may be wanted S9
sTii clos buyers JOhN = bpoSiS" No j. YIN"
Al ErNRu
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re-1Jroof Gafes.
4 MOTHER BRILLIANT TRIUMPil.-The

4 MOTHER BRILLIANT TRIUMPil.-The fol-
~ ceItcte how. the proprty OF keeping valus
bics in G -,ic made ly STEARNS MARVIf; ,,.,
WORCESTER Bass, Aug 10 l5h
.Yorx-lcHt'e7isR The great
ffe place here the 18th June last was le most de-
that occurred u this section I-try within man
years AuoDs 9th annoy large thee story wooden Sld
c-wn conn let,y In tho b. dng the safe we
iht Of your Msgvi1 several yels of Wder3
Pstu with Rch Improve lanng our books AMI pseTs
teh perfc served; ard well satisfied that
ycu indeed EiKE PkoOF SAFE that intend to purchase
a.. thar arG larger o OF the slHlc Aind
r ep.ctfrl,y yorrs &c ALIEN T IURBER & Co.
complete ss,olen 3 above Stf-s ways OF hand az o1
Nac.ooIls Ncs ia and 10 Waterst STEARNs MARVIN
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palnIs, Sldss, &f.

VINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JLRSEY ZINC CON-
II PaNY hsy9s greatly enlsl sd their works psoyed
l9s ,L P6eaet are pre7aed to execute orders for the
thr WHITE ZINC, which is so.i dry ground oil
rtet PURE aHd Ersg ased icr BODY and UNIFORM WHITE
MSS
nehe u PREPARATION hes recently been discovered which
J'cs the CoupG1y their Psns
the hess for reasonable time In th Eespsc, their Paints
lie other @ the mrftet.
Their ERONS ZINC PAINT which : sod price and
Only b mace non the Zne Ores froLl Nevers.y
ior Is protective qualities when sppied ol
'ah suTfsess
Thor sTONECOLOR PAINT poessss A the properties Of tbs
brcwn and n C able painting
bs 81 ordg'. Dealers uPled LIBERAL By
NAMING sQUlEE- Agents. No Ids Washnston.st n. T.
ZINC PAINT-The undersintd. AGENTS for the
~ ss. Of WHITE ONfDE OF ZINC. manufactured BY the
PentAyysl an Leigh Zine CO. prepared
and would invite the attention trade
70 It's evident superiority others sf Ana.etgre and
- rcE successful eornpeton with the be-t
Dealers esn with eonfdnee depend upon always obtaining
desired supply Paint which viii be 70
for purity crest bocy and uniform wheres Prices and terms az
t.nSsd the liberal fo0as.
JAMES I. LEWIS Co. No 90 ws.srs-
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alarhinerg, sc.

alarh,nerG, Sc.
CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
ING MACHTSFS-NO Machines beretnore offered to sac
eorau.e With ho.e lufactued snd sa oy -
s,wis MACHINE Co PSI Broadsay Tbs amphey OF thsu
.ou,rT1efD obv ing their liability Of getting out o. e W.
etiry OF the .titeh hsir Durability render thse tne
only IN cs Machines offered he public Besides tng
IN th. the legal controversy IA wcn sao
.. olhers involved which fact is OF great % @ par
crs These fntrate article, tho eh-ape nua s
IN 40 vel TO cell before uich,,ln where Orders punetnaiy
rs0NAs LACEY Plesii.rt Avery Sewing MEchine CO.
A No 25l Broadway. New FORK CITY
EMBOSSING PRESS.-WANTED to PURCHASE
r. No or No AUSTIN PRESS. Any psI.on having one
10 d,ross % may call address WEST BERLIN No ~
Nli1m -.
4 FONARD & WILSON, COMMISSION and MA
IL cHINFRY MERCHANTS. No. 60 Besve''sL and No -, 80
Pfar have received % foot Lahes e1t swing OF
" ,pueto fu.h nsnucture Also one 10 fo9 sner very
heavy planes long by wide together win d sornen
Of other tools =,
CTEAM ENGINE and BLOWING CYLINDERS
- kr BLAST FURNACE for SALE-A Steam Ensins s.acn
5er and stroke together with Bowin- Cylinders fet
diameter aud stroke perfect working oner or sac Apply
o. FDW BFCH 4 kUNHARpT, No. 81 Beavers, or 20 A.
TOu IN Agent Poushkeersie Iron Morks pon.Lss.g.s
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misteliuHe0ss.


DFST OVALITIES Of POTAssA CYAYlDy
( ,.fS .ud g.uu' - md CAU-IlC Potash LOCI 40,
h. csr, folly msrnfictucd snt sold BY IiEODOAEsfEHy
No ltl Pe.s =. eorarr l-,,.,
L1EE BkICK SAhll--Best quality, irom oas o
% CLAY a. 6nc qu.Ary Iacalro q EAND2RHORS q.
.-m Sbse Si.'" '.mpi,. 1gi msy :. .,rD An fsEssAs
EFEAVY FREIGHT for CHAhLESTON.-A lev
Hasds$ : ss; :' to 'sroFsoSb E's 81 % fGi:; 5 e.
Broadra,.
-Four rai.a'.. 20 liza
Edr r'ii i. 70 T'..a .a,r sa.spe,s
la a.k h,y sh IA puieb''e,
For r. .vrsl oG the bed.bus,
fsyond suy dsutt
4 YON's MAGNETIC POWDER and PILLS for
d,.fro, inscci. yeTmn Epssius' OF Lyoa. Sstoal
Medals srrsr every l'bel II sonne Ceou. Depot No ~
Brcsd~sy
fEARsoN's, No. g. FnnAfort-st.. opposite JseoSs.
NOVELTY and UTJLITY.-Onc of the rarest CON.
70 fopsS SS,So' So ss G5 Bt8sassy ias sS 50 . ,s
1--WE The variety Of hin, e9n & s' ASn OSa 1cs
,ars; .y sSor Of al Tie fases If Ess.nes rA
10 the asl
yoph By hs imgortatiS.. Il % i 70 e,e he % ,s a.
b, nFsns knoyedse Of the s,sr a. s nos.s .As s
mAnship Of every prominent rsiop on the s'gee ,,
f'' ''''n''l''fl fANcy n: -GSt6oDs DEPiRTMESr
Thb contains every knd Of WoA.,SSe.i Drs,ns r',s, cst
I.xsl( do \
wTtiasjesl Pfamesi Aabs''sL B'oar' P'ah and B's'
Ststus &c. ,-r,crrr nrp,RTurNr
TUTTLE nsde these article. Ansncn snd an 81
bsa he honor of being the hrt o whom medal
s for 20 country sad the only one Thought
x,r,hy OF mtdsl by the American lu-hne Ni' ' ra tie
Ia o nserr. ard aud fur hes them n ssgye taa,
-, n P,fis snd st prices tnri % oaslalf less
''" TOY DEPARTMENT
This consists all so OF Boa Toys ssc i'y' i'ps Ar'fu
fpsmmt nts Msgc iante rms. Orae-i, -
C.nee, Dinner and Tea - 's,.o-,,e,D
Here an be every pees OF Don dressed Hni undnsf
from 'nple Rag Baby 10 the n4osi Du4A'" N D" ne-J
the 'i1e 't h'e' GAME TrPARrMENr.
hundred Varieties ~ Nanes D"ec1oos
Przzes Metamop phosss &c sds tn ~, 'es saa
RABY-lUMPER DEPAbhASI
Tie inventor TUTfLE has msde many improvement" smons
which check the springs tom ing o'esfsHA
Elasiics o Springs now wfftlhi"h
TITTIE mos, respectfully c1mmends f large an vsFt stock
n the epdy notice he Prbc aud aNies N 70 ta
r,pu Fresh s1ryals by almost every steamer N,ofs t"i
welcome and goods chotTiuy shown. A..
1ba ta Automston bird Tree, win hyng brs, running
ws,T nusic % a, ing elegant clock l as attractive asi
wonderful when ht arrived g h rom Re oet L9atDa "a
hittion TUrrLEs EMPORIUM. No Sll 3oaiway 1
NOTICE.-JAMES MCCRERY WCo., REMOVED
~ tom No p WILLIAM ST 10 No - NAHNsNsr' ""
door w,s; If Cburchl
GUNNER CANDLES.--ALLAN. Hay u Co coo.
y tinps t. manufacture a slpcror .tiele Of SUMNER CAN
nj rs Of al siyos Wsrrined fln ~"Ss L. oJrcs % ne pogad
Work. Nos 80. Il s7d ~ .tey
VEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBITr is the orig.
4 iual inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER, sais
il urcaTed and d by him Nos 90 lrl ~ washing y Mo-
York Those who purchase nood 'e ne asy ss Wv
W..h lhs slayo nave on
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gnmmer Retreats.

DOARD in tie COUNTRl-On reasonable eIns '..
ID lersc Houfe ceiishe ri,aairo on " .,r -
~ ,ds a, Nc, sfEARNS MARViS No ll7 y iie5 =
srkAPsH BRoTrERs& 4 Co. No - Beestzsn.,,
xyTAJkN ISI,AND.-A Gentleman wants ROOMS
- Or H. T.lAnd 6on about let % sept The - ePos2,i o.
VandstiIp. Lssdps preferred Address Stain i0hA'O "
shs
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Tpai.

COAL.-tst continue 10 sell the best RED ASH
~ the possb price for cs,h Wegh quality s1
ruted penalty OF forfeiture of Cost PEpER CLINTON
u Kins and Greenwich and lJshst and 9th.n
COAL.-Very best quality of RED ASH Stove ana
~ Eeg snd delivered ~ PER WHITE Ash een
nom yard No 20 Goerck-st. MAT. CLINTON
pEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE Ash,
delivered om ysFdsNCt Sc 81 Stove, Ezs o. FMn.es "
u sun Les from Goats. JACOB WEEKS.
Nos 3i5 Bowery and 2i G'ceaest
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Sa;ss ~ A6tiJl
n : HoUGH, Acct i9neer z
~. - rgVIs NSTNE
SALE of

rcT1oN N0TICE.-EXTESSlVb SaLE "a sr;aS, 81
a RosEW ooD .na MAaod.NY 81 ntoSS pnsrg E9sii'a
Iuhs . 'aa Vsiysf sRPF rISG OIL PAL ~ utlKJ
TTi0Ns &c ID HOuG Ape'on,s,' Tii, It ws ss fssr
& 7sh ~ j. the rch sid fassoaabe ssc rblss.
COOS - ~ nro rrnv TOP Center - -. ,i-s.
IN rosrwooe ne Wob ssses fancy wood Snd oiaft d
sS's ro sood Case PIE sa COO 80 "A s,,,a an
ct'Al'lu %
s IN ~ en- ara Sald French boelies, - "a eosfy
80 t,s-7p, a variety Of subjects incadiAz sl.,
P+rt PIECE Nv Boesei hesvy and rich I'ps'Sif
lent ety ~ 80 ~.
t. nitss , a. ~, Sc me ane a. W (ghberD Psn' ue' 49,,
81 rsr,nted slt Coruees lse Curtain' ohiaI
snu So W.re vist Tea Set, CoIee u Uns 80 a. 40
~ triyes Castcrs S.trs &e lgory cutlery -
M - -. Wsre Bobemisn plain Cut Dseane's'
stoLe Inns III, 49,; " T.bes Dinas do Hair M'tr'.
p,i.,ss sbr-ts Counterpanes. Blankets - -l
ss.od nd mahogany Me-t0p Dlt s-ins Sus' IA
~ n'seL; China Toilet plain do malSf,n' ,iter
- -. csrs =. At do CoOds be removed M
c n no..ibe Terms cash; deposit REQUIRED 81 o Nv
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MORT HAMILTON PROPERTY at AUCTI

IENkl n LLhDSi tItTI1uttIs
II II. LEEDS q Co. will sell at Auction on
IL. WEDNESDAY Aus -. At lo4 oe9ek a. Nc i% Ua3n %
~ nr dcois above Hicks Brockyn the HOUSEHOLD FUR
SIURE conanes in said house coustns ine English Three
ply Carpe Tapestry Carpets Rugs OF Cloths carved
nGLoaapy Sofas Dvans Oonan Chairs Rocking ChaiT 10 hair
Dining and Cense Tables Caid Table, rich As'a
Window Bedeads kuresus Matressss Feather Beds
And Pillows. Engsvinss &c &csl ol which neAIy
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TO CHURCHES and SCHOOLS.-A Lady en-
sssed in Teaching in Brooklyn a NewYors wshs. 10 Il
tie bcr Of her TizrOE aud
Water Colo would nssEe sOprsuo Singer IN Church "a
BrotlJn Address Teacher, Nc. 81 DeGr-st Bre,Alyu
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U0TsE aud FURNITURE COMPLETE for M.

MEDIATE OCCUPATION. pleasany situlied at No 255
Iayf BooBn q he ahy and genteel peighbohoo1,
w Iods from the City ReCsd through Myrilosy and withn
twelve iuuct w NJ the Fulton, Montague aud South Feres
The stories with front and the lot p
by I7 which ogoher with furniture, beds bedding crock
ueusl ali excellent md coz
bsnt be purchased o s95O $3.50 OF the amount m re-
main sou give within ten days Can be seen
my day 70 20 o'clock Apply The prenlos TO
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KNnR SNE-HOrSE nnd LOT No. 49 Hicks.st

II BPOOOLYy-Los 2jxiGo, House convenient location
ricsn within walk Of either Fulton Wasi Fer
iies FS0Cn nsy remain For further particulars
NV 70 WILLIAM IL ROGERS the premises in tn ,rnns,
h. W.,l he lGlrs OF ~ and u.
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THE MISSES MARSHALL will reopen their
Il BOARDING ard DAY SCHOOL - No So Br5ofoest, be
tween BIosdWny and BoseTy, on WEDNESDAY. Als. %.
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". >. MLLLoRl Alctioneer-By HoUsHroN Z N.LL0s.
TOMORROW, Thursday at l01 o'clock, Mt No
L llj Naseu It. Positive sale Of CABINET FURNITURE,
10 pay and cosc cognnen large eud beautiful
Furniture well worthy the attention Of
funlshiDs Also thee Rosewood PisnoFores Catalogues
morning ,. sale.
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NOR SALE-Tbree FARMS, 10, IL and "a acre,

or HalTosd near city, suitable for factories farming and
visgo puIpOses, soil il hos 20 bushels potatoes @ acre
6oG OU STORE 10 miles railroad doing basi-
Iss Of $500 Price $4,000, 90 dOsn As0 HOU Sc
cuGfter acre orchard Price $3.50 b. w. RICHARDS No 7
Nyogd
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IIOR SALE or EXCHANGE for FIRST CLAr

4 HOUSES, OF GOOD CITY Or NATLKUAD bUNUs y Eh
PLOT oT GROUND consisting OF $50 Lots In the 2th ara o the
City running Knesbdge Road TO Harlem River Also one
OTHER PLOT 40 Lots running from kinebr4;e ROAD TO
River. Both Plots containing seyerS besgriui buaos
sites Apply to Ii. " I,LnC D..
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+. tOLION, NurtlDhrtI. : - =. : =
4 AKGE and EXTENSIVE SAI.E of ROSEWOOD
pECEIvELs SALE.-HARDwARE AUCTION

IL NoTICE-sToCK VI HARDWARE, TOOLS and HOUSE
tURNIsH HING ARTICLES-JOHN T. VAN ANTWERP & SON
will sell III URsDAY, 3ls' inst a 10 o'clock, a. No 10 Bible
Rpuss Of 3d ond sihs the entire stock contained
above so.e without reserve credit Of 50 days for approved
ndoFsed consisting in pIt Of Table aGd small Gallery al
scl.nen Of best quality Tools and Build, Hardware
keeping articles heavy goods &C. all IN excee, order Also,
Whole the Store aud Gas Fixtures Full particulars Ia
ln,.e. which Yii be resaN The dsN pre- .iOns
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UNIVERSITY of the CITY Of NEW-YORK-DE,
u PAhIME NT OE sCLENCE AVID LErrERa Tn In.,.n

I University of the CITY OF NEW-YORK-DE-
~ PARTMFNr OF SCIENCE AND LETTERS The Ins,itu.
tOu VIII oIen SfI5en the
ptu TUESDAY the 1881 Sept p \ sad the reg-
ulsr ENtlcises viii hegn tie lWeGAesday
Tuition payable hstyeoEy s,rden allow u plrsl
stu rs Of TIE ours, he trGp.cd 20 h object u lfs
DEPARTMENT OF MEDicINEThe aslal Course OF Lectures
will the 10Th stuleuis
the Medical Colege t1ur.cerhst
DEPARTMINT OF CIVIL ESGISEERISG TIE Course Of
Exeets IN :h De win Ike psc- evening %
c0Hodt these scvy Asous iay and hs tend.
other Cslses and b- O-,be aces. gil eps
nscrins oTEs secrT,d - Tie suG-ur
DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY This ourse
@ The 9tfh stft.
pEPARTNENT OF ARTS OF DESIGN -Th- Et.reiss ftie
Sehoo De'n will be Conducted in The badns a. tie south
west coEuer I'll iatLta' t-nl-t on Te-ELj whi-h
been p.csS AIRED M W ;he YlrP The sIao wi be o2ensd
DEPARTMENr OF MODERN LANGUAGES Beetles the
Day ttasss n e ln'nicn s flirsscrs WI be hfppy
SPECIAL l.rsfes ~ The JryersifY iasucti5a
GRAMMAR sCdOOL-Tll scho1i - which Pfofor n sou
h h cor, SAL rndr he Pnlpa, PAX
discipline has been ra,alcd With the u.e OF he roi
re course 4 5sces N -oueh PREPARATION college
W. te oIentd :oE suG"us lie fir u adsy sepeater
ISAAC FERRIS C-saceor.
4vtTfry. W ssh. 1stor-.f.tlc. Ana -. 1854
CRorLAEs d s the s:lies AID Terms De
ne fsa- aNf -.
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J'HE CHELSEA FEMALE INSTITUTE, No 223
lars NAY BE- had a. the lnfitue
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of LAND on the West Of Pasaic River, tho Belv
Road having front and deep water On the place W.
story frame house and kitchen barn; caae cow WOOD o
y al ice 1be ground IN cd stale OF cuvaio1 an
contains fruit all kinds in abundance The flower garde
and font vsd astcfuy laid with box borders
res aud flowers Price $4,000 Inquire Of EZRA GOULD, foc
Inci PnneN NerYark " j. Terms
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WM. II. LEGGETTs CLASSICAL. FRENCH
and hSoLlsH SCHOOL No IS Broldw,y of I.a-
81 wLl le RI UPENED ou MONDAY. Sep Ciqisrs s L1k
wcoe No III Broadway; Evn Dk sinans C7 Broaiwlv
snd n the tie Prnrsl No 10 ieshst near Toup
kins Nqu-re.
WIN. J. NEVlUSs SCHOOL for YOUNG GEN.
w ILENES. Ne Ves; l5hs-, WI is Is5psS.d or aOS
DAY Iext, s,FL
NOCNG LADIES SCHOOL-The Rev j. J.
EL4END DRF viii redpeu ais SCHOOL ior YOC LADIES
chIGEsDA ,sslenter L! = hs rcdhc No -, Wesi ,6
ue1r bfodvay tDe hest asiancc viii ygsrife
rToent TIE -r,o very o every par; Of
Le city - AID s-ss srd sf0E c,1ss,arc.
her be
tsn,d ~ LpCkWOODS, CROWANs .-.tNEORD SWOgOs'
NILLERs Rrplrav; ~ srriicsi.r ..l-l1, OF - eer
"a The ReCio - W resldrnse
NOJNG LADIES INSTITUTE for BOARDERS
Il std DAY SCHOLARS No SC West 20 g. tetue.n Ih IN!
Sh Pliasptls Rev Il d. WG-d Mrs W.r gInb.r of
Sosses h'e6 T. 5eE who. edaes;iol resoa. trSnils
AID love ard cL1ness pris Ihi- u.ary
Eil lie rt6pened TUESDAY s,rt IL Application fos ,ar
,gn by be made sf .uy 're by Letter or IN persoz
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n WILSON. Ancti.aeet, =, ,..:...o-
A IrCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON Alctiohec.,

TATCTION-AFARM of 100 acres In Monmouth
n Co New jersey miles from keypoi, and ave tom Ma
def vn Point siuston emnenty saubIioas sac 20 %
~, =, ,nwp Pint TO n NJ DISBROM q NewYok 70
IaSSoS NASH No IS Beesmsnss.; FOwLERs " Ellis
y SllP Proad
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Reel Geiate for Sale.
VALUABLE FARM and GRIsT-MILL 70

~ CON ONE 10 Five ACRkS hpey located 50 tLAINFIELU
lr lew minutes " lk Of depot fne large HOUSE just com
t.d eigh besides cellar end suet As
~ ~ srrs good Barn Price = 'o9 one ie iro
Je,6. Also number Of FARM for SALE or EACh ANuE 10
CITY pBOpEHTY Call T.. BROWN No Fulton st, OF NJ
TbORN No a Washington Market
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ME MISSES ROHR will reopen their BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL, THURSDAY, Sep: Il. Circulars
b ned 81 iheir No l)l VOL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
nor SALE-At low prices choice LOTS on 5th-

Also , Lots 37tis between 9th and iiad son'Ays
Month west corner 5'h-sv and 39ih ,Sjxlj5.
Northwest cor..r 5th.av. and 5Sthst., l9cXl00
Ami 10 4. O. PIERCE. Pine.st.. corner BroadS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

SINGULAR OocURRENcE-A Singular occurrence,
days since In the town OF Hamburg, Ia this county.
An Irishman was engaged In digging we'll, and,
after getting down 70 the depth Of some eightesn
feet, found signs Of water very pcrceptioe. last
when ali at once, and with . noise ike thunder,
sufficiently loud 70 be distinctly heard al over the
neiehborhood, . stream Of mingled gn and water
Iurst through the orhce, Instantly killing the un-
fortunate man, and filing the well TO the depth Of
ten or twelve feet with water. Gee stall escapes
profnsey, and The water b In constant and violent
motion, resembling largo osuldron Of boiling hpid.
-BAafaje Democracy, dug. "A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

Cold FLOODED MURpEK.-A day or two since,
we noticed, in Q short pa sgraph, that a m 81
named Egbert Barnett was killed in Vermilion
county, Illinois, . day or two before, by anothe.
famed Bos)ey. The particulars Of this case 500
Of the most wilful and cold blooded murders on
rec I'd. II appears that Bosley was hired ma i,
working for Barnett, swho was farmer In good cir
tumsiances On Monday last, Bosley invited B A.
ret to accompany him on squirrel hunt, whis Bar.
nef very really accepted. and, after . successful
unit, they returned, and when near homs-Bane.s
In advance carrying the game--he drew no his gan
and shot him, the ball passing through his lungs,
and causing death on Wedr esday evening. TIE
whole affair was witnessed by man and woman at
the house, and Bosley, when questioned ~ TO the
cause Of committing the dreadful act, cody replied
that be wanted to Kill . man, and that be would
have killed his employer In the woods, bat he was
fearful that he might not kin him instantly, and
than he would be left TO suffer. After this confes-
sion, be turned and left the premises, aince which
time he has not been captured. The man who
witnessed the deed was In poor health, and fearing
Of serious consequence did not attempt to arrest
the murderer who 10 reported to b large and stout
man. We are informed by persona from that region
that il ia the prevailing opinion up that way chat
Bosley was hired to do the accused at by IAN
with whom Barnett had difficulty several weeks
since. The murder was committed dive miles north
OF Dallas Post Office, vermillion county, Illinois.
reward Of $500 Is offered for tho arrest OF the mur
derer, BY the friends Of the deceased-Prairx City,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

MURDERS NEAR CAIRO, 1LLNoIs.-Acoordfng to
the Evansville JOURNALS correspondent, some foul
murders have been committed OF late on the Lower
Mississippi. At Dog Tooth Bend, eighteen miles
from Cairo, difficulty took place between two men
by the name Of Alexander and McCaMa, the former
having gun In his hand At the time, with which
he was endeavoring to shoot the latter. A Mr.,
Jones interfered and separated the belligereuts.
Shortly after this conflict, Q young man by the
name Of Arlington arrived on the ground and learn
ing the particulars Of the affair." remarked that "he
would dislike for Alexan Ter to attack him In that
manner, he believed it would not be safe foe him
Alexander who had retired to stable loft near by
heard the remark, and coming down With his gun
In his hand, confronted Arlington aud de6ed him
to repeat it. Arlington attempted to do So but be-
Tore finishing, Alexander placed the gun against
his forehead, and discharged its contents Ia his
brains. Arlington fell, q terribly manged corpse,
sippi, where, among the thick growth Of cotton
wood, he concealed himself for the night. party
was Immediately organized and started In pursuit.
They found him on the island next morning, brought
him back, had An examination, convicted him, aud
aceomr anied him to the county Jail, where he Is
now inoarcerated, awaiting the sitting Of the Cir
cult Court in October next. Eight miles from
Cairo in Missouri, two men, Anderson and Millikin,
had quarrel about skif caught in the river.
Next day Anderson charged his rife, took seat in
his ewelling, commanding . view Of the front On.
nilikin, who expecting settlement OF the difficulty
at once started for Anderson's house. He passed
the gate, but upon attempting to enter the door,
was pierced through the breast with rife ball
falling dead on the spot, without even q groan.
The heighb0rhood was immediately alarmed, but
not in time to secure Anderson. He fed immedi-
at<Iy, and has not been heard of siGce.