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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
l. NCONI's HIPPO ROM Z E.
THIRD AND LAST FOOT-RACE

FRANCoNI,s HIPPoDR ROME.
NFW-YORk FTREMHN,
MOI DAY EVENIN Sept. 4.
Frsh ruune' Great excitement tie Course TIE prizes
SILVER TRUMPET.
viii be presented the Fire Engine Company that produces
the best ruener.
Tie Splendid Equestrian PsgsAntof
ST. GEORGE AND TIE DRAGON,
VARIOUS FEATS OF THE HIPPODRoAE,
FRAECOSTS SUPERB TROUPE
VIII appear In their eKfrsordinary perform.nees.
The Contestants for the Fireen.' Prizes in the Foot Ree
will be required appear upon the Course dressed In bs
ptrsons red shirt and FIRE having 1t the number Of
hb Company
NNHE FOOT RACE at the HIPPODRONE.-
The Firenn Of Brooklyn llamsburgh and Jer.ey Cry
invited 10 r the prizes ths Foot Race on FkDAY
tNtNlNG next The best to receive prizes Of 81
and 80 and magnificent SILVER TRUMPET will be pre-
ferfed to the Comrsny Of which the first vnn-r i msnber
pUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA-HOUSE
~ No $50 Broadway. EVERY NIGHT thi. wees- Ne
GRO MiNISTRELSFY and the Buriesque the Opera Of
soNEAM MBULA,
Concert at O'clock Tickets Is cents Reserved Seats 30
n B-MoYDAY EVENING, Sept Il, Grand BuIe.lus
On the Opera Of " Luerezis Borgis"
SANFORDs OPERA TROUPE, No. 659
~ BROADWAY.-The stuyvesant Institute is now fitted
upst expense for the above troupe who will
pear lightly in the
DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Company usus Is the best in the world, hhv vns a
the leading Stars Of Mnstrelsy including r. H. Sitter, the
world renowned dancer wbo in three OF h dances i
each Concert. Doors At Il commence at O'clock Ad
An extra Concert on Saturday afternoon a. O'Clock.
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Cost an0 foun0.


I OST-Aug. 81, probably in FOurth-ay. rail-
IL car. a EMBROIDERED BLUE KERsEYMERE
VAIsTCOAT wrapped in blue paper. The finder will bs
literally rewarded leaving IL at No. 81 East 10th st. New
York.
DISTOL FOUND.-A REVOLVING PISTOL
found in passenger at the New Haven Depot
tie 9l, ut l. may had to-day at the MeFopot,n Hoe
Aner to-day address b. H. p No. 57s ChestnutsL Phl.del
phis
q OK REWARD.-StOlen. on Friday noon,
Up (he lt inst from before the house Of the oscrber
No - East Broadway BAY MARE about eight year, old
Of medium size light built with short thin TAU and very
srnal fret Said attached 10 doctors phae,on four
wheels of dark green color appearing black In the shade,
with bse cloth lining and cushions The lef shaft Of said
hcie has been split mended with strip IRON boted
the under side On the back part Of the the
viz: James Flynn, New YORK; The harness
side rsbly specially the collar The above reward will
be paid for the o said horse aud harness the
sutscriber az his residence GEO. w. IVES
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

TIE ORCHESTRA
Is composed Of PoRyY-SIx Eminent Performers
THE CHORUS
mas been carefully selected and numbers THRTYSx WELL
TRAINED Voices.
THE COSTUMES
and appropriate hsye been expressly sde By the Cos
tuner OF the Grand Opera. Paris.
MUSICAL Director and CovDUcToR ..sis. ARDITI.
STAGE MANhSBR...........Sig. AMATI DUBREUL
PROMPTER..~ MI. pALAbEhI-.
(From the Queens Thester, London
TREAsURER.-.................. l. c. STUART
ASSISTANT TREASURER MIR. w. X DlNSMORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

nIARlEs for Ic55.-KIGiINS 4 KELLOGG,
DNo 90 Johnt New York have ready their Of
Di.res com prisins eleven different sizes viz:
Cap suo l2no svo. and long and three days TO
pase turi. silt and plain edge snd cloth
square and Iona 40 alG folio DAYS PAGE half
bourd paper and cloth.
Detnyqusto esysto hsf bound psper and cloth
The stezon the vsde is invited the sooye Of
DIARIES which the pubshen feel warranted 10 savas
th. BEsT IN MARKET They 25 .iai,i JnA PAGE.
over previous yesrsl2 psSes monthly c4h .ccoln
.ud IL tor bills p.T.be ana receivable The
,r.5. .npn.S an fsvor.sl. tsrms
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Third Thousand Of
ELLIOT's FRUIT BOOK: Or The AMERI-

IhId Inousand OF
ELLIOT's FRUIT BOOK; Or, THE AMERI-
IL CAN RrIr-GEowEEs GUIDE Is oscHA.o AND G,R-
pEx-Beng comperd Of the hsfofy modes Of propsgson
cultur, &c Of frat ard shrubs with descriptions Of
nearly the varieties Of fruits cultivated in this eounry
notes Of their adaptation 10 localities srd soils and ss
plete list Of fruit. worthy Of cultivation Bv =. r. For
From the Hon Marshall p Wilder President Of the Uued
States sric cultural Society;
"F K. ELLIOTT, Ese.-Desr Sir: I .eknowlsdEs with
pleasure the reeept OF seopy Of your new Book on Frus
have examined with unusual and the
ptfrsed them the ure sa'ed with the eEiensve nfo
ia'on contained and the Of alton
REQUIRED 20 place before the public ths valuable
Although the study Of POmoOsy has been the absorbing
subject Of my NE sA hsppy 70 aeinowedge thit you,
fu WORK Of reference. Every eultivaor Of fruits
ia the country should POssess H."
Published by c. W. SAXTOH,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

Dy.pepsia, er Weakness of the Stomach, produces
many Of the worst symptoms tha. slct Mankind All
avoded BY doses of the purely vegetable DYSPEfTC
rIIxfR prepsres BY Dr. McCLINTOCk, and used with
bonded success. In his practice for many years 1t sold by
A CUsHMAN Co, No. 122 Fultonst., and by Druggists
s..srallx Price al. sir bottles for S..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

~ Three or four remaining COAL and lRON0k FAtMS
for saesceesble the Lake Markets, via the Cleveland
ard Pittsburgh Railroad For particulars apply tpost paid to
the undersigned. p =. MACINTOSH
WeIsville, Col Co Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
Gharrcs for Business men.

BAKERY to LET, including a SALESROOM
ID and STORE adjoining The stock and dntares and tools
he hargan The cation IN the center OF the
city OF Syracuse New York Address, postpaid, KING
MANN. Reel Estate Agents, Sy seuse, Nexfor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

AADANiE GRISI-publiehed this day
Vl and splendid portrait OF this world renowned No
calist. Proofs on large paper Sl.
A uhernl ALLOWANCE % the frnde
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

A RIS1 y fIU b1BhTV - IIts'A III Il I-tItlfANNI@'
W -NOTICE.Ths public Ie.peetlay ee11ned against
the purchase of SPURIOUS BOOKS Of the OPERA. The
opy 1utht nc LIBRETTOs, with he correct Italian and
En- ssh tanseop OF the Opera srns 6y Mnd.me GhlSl
and Sgnor MARIO mus GENE for the Piano orte
published under the authorty ithe man
seement the prompt books OF the Royal Italian Opera
London bear the autograph signatures of Madame Gr
and Rnor HaTionone Others genuineand they for
GARDEN ONLY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

CHOICE SEATS for the FIRST GRAND
~ OPERA of LUCREZIA BORGIA. at Castle Garden,
with MARIO and GRISI, for MONDAY EyENISG, to be
he'd AT JOLLIE'S, No. 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

Doors will be opened at g. Performances will commence
at II O'clock. -
The walk Of the Battery from Broadway has been
tended pa5ed no the entrance doors OF the Garden
carriage has also been made from opposite Washington
1t. in Batiery-place to the Garden
Experienced will be in attendance to direct visitors to
their seats
NOTICE The public respectfully cautioned against the
spurious books the Opera The only authentic
ibrttos with the Italian English translation Of
the Operas as sung by Madame G and Sgnor Mario, Mu.i
cal Gems arranged for the Panofcre. Biographies &c
tba (erd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

Price for the complete work. in volumes OF over son
PAGES paper cover With Mrs S0uihvorths portrait snd
suiogah only; another edition, handsomely bound IN
volume, o,oth, gilt. is published for 81 -
Published and for sale by 7 y. PETERSON
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

9ree show Tie HAPPY FAMILY can be at cos
UIs RAT, COCKROACH, &c, EXTERMINATOR De pot,
~ only efectusl stcle) No 4i8 Broadway, New-York,
a. A he ynde oufside of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09
LEGAL NOTICE6s

NEW YORK COUNTY SUPREME COURT.-ISAAC
IN Emmons and Mary his wife against John Emmons
and Eliza his WIFE, Maria Moore widow Of William 8
Moore Frederick Pelton and Catharine Ann his wife,
and Mary Ward and Jane Ward, infants; James @. Mo
Gregor and Rosanna his wife, Francis Emmons and Ca
and William Cromwell and Jane his wife. Summons for
relief. (Com. not served) To the above defendants,
moned aud required the complaint ia thi, &C
tfon which viii be fled in the Office Of tho Clerk of the
city and county Of New York, at the City Hail. in The
city Of New York. and to copy Of your TO
the said plant the subscriber his Office No 10
hickman street. In the city Of New York within twenty
days after the service Of this yon exclusive
Of The day of such services and II YOU Sa ans sor he
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
in this action win apply to the court for tho relief de-
manded in the complaint. Dated April q, 1854
TIMOTHY r. BURGER, Painting Attorney
10 Beekmsu steoot.
The complaint In this action was Gled In the oics Of
the Ccrk OF the city and county of New York. in the
City Hal OF said city, the goth day of July, 1854
TIMOTHY p BURGER, Plaintiffs Attorney
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A H. HiNKEY CO.'S ASPyNwAIL AND PsNA
n ma Express. --Ffseht for Aspnwan, N. O., viii
y received In New York. collected ~ our wagons snd
delivered IN Asplnvan OF rsshipped ~ that port ct
shrgs Of rs cents per foot parcels taken 1t proper
uosste charge Freight for Panama, lin usuA 6cksses
sor tvspst) not Requiring immediate despateA acro~
~ yshnuf, win b taken ut Is cents Der ucuu6 rom
New ycrs JOIN W osBRJNG5ON sfsus ss Brosd
= AZ, rScsg p-ySzx rsIlsvsd 0fHcA
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AIApAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THs

AIApAhE MORROW fS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, IHh
VNl mast wonderful sstroogst In the world, or that
las ever been known. She viii tsf past, present and
future events; and will show your fucre husband and
absent friends which has astonshe thsusands during
her travels in Europe She Is a seventh laughter Of
seventh daughter and born with pats raj gift Dy
involving the powers of her wonderful science to tell
Their very thoughts and viii happy pairs so
together, who viii all enjoy the greatest happipsss Of
nairimooia bliss Her predictions truly astonishing
% s who visit her. Those who wish spsoly marriage
ray call soon, and they may depend upon true advice
founded the Aerna1 pr;ncipes Of magical seDce 70
browne srect, ben Cannon anu colabis street.
O. nh on net 4issstxd
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Nov REsDYrIIvBs or TIE OBIR JUSTICES OF
IN tbs UsitsA statsa By 9. Van 6AntvoEd ] VOL
Svo With portrait 3Ags4t&
The work . ably, faithfully ippArtiafy and clearly
written II n vslpabls soqUhiisoa to The u rary OF
ns., asd deserves the patronage Of the public =
Hartford Courant.
Mr. Van has brought ont in this volume Of the
most important facts In the history Of these ussrioas
jnrsts. His str le IL concise and vigorous The
book should have phase Ia the library Of every ntsi
gelt citizen Troy Times.
These biz grsphes contain much that IL now valuable
and nteresrpg in regard 10 the private histories in
public seve es Of these worthless. ard which make this
stock Of AM biography Tney are written in an
ma artial candid spirit, free from political or oths pre-
JUDGES, and manifest alike commends BILE industry IN
the collection Of its materials, and :cessf discrmi
nation In their arrangement -Bo,ton Alas-
This volume deserves pace in the library d eyerJ
American lover Of general literature, well as OF every
lawyer -Fhfadslphis 'eDicS Bulletin
This 1rk Ia that should ne in every library, anu
n sd by every y.-Rochester Advertiser.
Just published by CHARLES SJRIBNER, No. las Nas-
street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

vXTAvERIEY HOUSE, NO. COZ BROADWAY, CORNER
w of Fourth street, IL now opened on the European
plan. Fanines and single gentemencan here find rooms
10 please and at prc corresponding with the tines
JOHN L MOORE, forsnerly Of the CrotOn Hotel
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U C0Lr0N, AUcT0NEER.- SALE or
II an immense stock OF houfehold furniture, Wtitoo
ad tapestry carpets two rosewood piano forte Freneh
paee minors, &c &c. f. Cotton WIN sell this day.
tnrdsy, September 9, at 10 O'Clock, at the auction
80 Beekmap street, worry lar 70 assortment OF
rosewood and mahogany furniture that has been 10
snly ,iDce May last and been made to order by of
he b'st cabinet makers In the tyamong the assert
nent will be found rich wood parlor fnrnt in
cru and geld brocatellc aud hair cloth, beautiful
French an gothic bscseads wardrobes ary book
sses Egyptian marble top centre tables and dressing
ton and tapestry carpets, extension and dining tables
rosewood and mahogany tetca tetes ev2fy description
eotas sofa bedseads and coucbes hair mattresses OF al
shes basement and be roem furniture, &c &c Also,
two rosewood pianofortes, oil paintings, &c &c. Al OF
which will be sold TO forclose mortgage and viii
quite advantageous TO purchasers Catalogues sy this
meaning. zee Tribu aud Tines.
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NHRs BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET, cor
Wl ner of tho Bowefy; has been induced through the
persuaops of her many friends to continue until fur
Their notice She be ntei In astropcy lave aud
law matters interpreting dreams BY books and science
marry also the names Of her vsters Ladies so cents
gentlemen dollar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

CoAI, flour, AND BREAD.--cOAI, FIRST QUALIFY
~ nut ssze, ~ pee ton; egg or crate coal, 50 76.
Flour BY the single barrel sold At the wholesale price
Bsess cents per pound, delivered in New York. VII.
nafasours or Jersey City Apply 1t the Peoples Coal
I'D FLOR 4eIcy, 80 prtgdway
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MADAME ALVIN. FROM PARIS, TENDERS HYy
AVA services to the ladies' and gentlemen Of this city
astrooy by books And science and is to be consulted
about love, marriage, business, law msttsrs &c Che
win tell the name Of the lady gentleman they vii
marry, also the nance Of her vis,tArs hAsAme Alvin
speaks the English, French and German lsuxuagsa
esdsnce 500 Bowsry, between FIRST and Second streets
Office hours FROM 10 A. ". to r NJ Ladies 60 csuts
gentlemen 81.
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A UcnoN SALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE :

4 CCTl0N SALE OF FIRST CLAS3 FURNITURE =
"A On Monday mtrning. September IL, at 10H
O'Clock consist OF all the ees gan. furniture contained
h house No 70 Eighth avenue, fonr doors from Four
tenth street.. Parties attending this sale assured
toat the entire catalogue VIM be peremptofily sold 70
The highest doer lhs furniture sonsiss 10 part of
elegant tapestry, velvet and three ply carpets, velvet
1ses French pier and mantei glasses, rosewood psror
tarpiture, snit tetea tete, French sofas, rcnly
esivea eteg.ies, ROSEWOOD psaooiorie,
spens ID ment rich and oStlS intel orninsnts,
decorated vases, candespras Embroidered curtains,
shsdes, marble clocks &c, with several oeaud al oil
, h t,pgs 10 rca rsmes, ful marble top rosewood aud
Hahoaany DRESSING bureaus enclosed wsshstands rich
Superior sofa becseaos roeewood booscsse, rosswood,
mahogany and Other French bed-teads, beat hair mat
rsses featber beds, blankets mshogauy 70 WOOL and
osstage chars wardrobes, &c with large variety of
Basement furnue, exien Ion table, refrigerator msat
safe, Gil cloth, silver ware, iVcsy cutlery, cesoratei
china &c. Catalogues at house No postoonenept
any account. kU SELL W. WESrCoTf, Anctioneer.
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ITO "A LANCE AND YAEHt0N-
able stock Of furniture win b sold this day, con-
nsneins 1t 0 A. H., and continue nntn r. n smorse-
ing beautiful epsnneled su.s, dining room furnture
spd chamber fnrntare Of various fAshioos And
materials, all made for private sales oay ct 3i4 broad
way, Gothic Ball
VXyM Writer'S, AUCroNEER WILL SELL rHsS
wv DAY. at 10 O'Clock az 1877 Canal street. large and
desirable OF household furniture Of every de-
scripon consisting Of sofas, rocking easy and parior
chairs, centre and extension ,ADes, mirrora window
pets oilcoths stair rods, mahogany bedstsads, hair
feather beds, bsddDg, marble top dressing
room and kitchen farasure also ve cooking stoves to-
gether with lsig &c quantity OF other goods.
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l. panior-By Dr. A. N. Axuricsau, professor az
diseases Of woman hundreth edition. 600 OoOl; n
mo-; Up 88e; on fine peper extra bindine; price IL
Every complaint to which woman 10 subject, from Dirt
hood TO womanhood, and also wife and othsx sre
fully described with the causes the symptoms and asa
the proper mode Of treatment in plain mmple bat L.
The moat chEste language easily understood And tAu5
cvsry woman disco7er by comparing her own gnr.
toms with those described The nature shsxaetz, aH0
causes Of her complaint and b spared zAuch an1sY
and srfering. The wifs about becoming . moth0
has often need Of instruottoa and atvies d tie
rtmostimportanos to her futsrs hsah, in resDest ~
which her scnsityensss forbds consulting medical gsA
tlemAn win find euch instruction aud sdvics and aSys
explanations of mnny ymptous which othrwiss wOeh
OCCASION much anxiety AlAfm. Hou many sufeS-
ipr from obetuctions peculiar TO tan
female systsm, which undermine the hezh OF the essss
Of uhob they igno anti and which decasy Tor.
bids seeking medical advicei How nsny suffer fssan
bus iWeokness debility, GcYgiov many In oonstAs4
agony for mary months preceding conAnemsuH Row
many have t6cnt, rot dangerous deliveries and slsw
and uncertain rscov-rsss sore whose lives haxArdsd
during such time wiz ach end In its pages the a.
prevention, sMcboration, and relief. How many IA.
to- moments, row mach anguish might have sssa
spared to the SUFFERER &c her husband 70 her relatives
BY timely possession of THE lite volume Il Il impras.
hcsble TO convey fully he various subjects treated Of
they OF nature strictly intended FOR the msrrsd
or those conte mplas1g marriage For sale By Stngeg
4 Tcwnsend, 22 Roadway; Aoriaucs, shszman Co.
Aston House, Nc Vsaey street; Dewitt DAvenrS<4,
Tribune Buioings) At No. Aston bcnss, Broadway
snd At me publshing salee, l29 Lbsrty street. New
York; Joseph Tucte- Mobile; also, y. Petcrscn ~
Chestnut str.ct, PhuaAelphla. On the receipt Of u
COPY r be trAr utte5 by mail frse Of postage to any
part Of the United Jstee Al Letters MT st ss A6teaeD0
pos rsid, b. D. A * kACRTTAU. 0fics rN useutS
t1st New york, or bon I.ssl Nos orr Pen p6ness
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TOEN L. yANpEw ATEg, AUcTIoNEFr-wILL SELL
~ on Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, sept. l3, 81;
nad 10, at l0h O'Clock each day at tho salasrooms ~
Pine and 81 Gear Streets 1919 OF Preach British
and Germ fancy goods consisting of Partisan clocks in
bronze, ormulu and MARBLE also real hronzes, richly
decorated bisgae ware, various subjects; Pari
ware, groups; hgaros, Sc Bohemian glassware, diaase
Scskers and breakfast tea sets, rich and costly 81.
plated ware also inaid work boxes dressing cases
Furnished and pLiurnished. Particulars Monday.
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IIOTEL.S.

pREv00RT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF
ID Eighth street This establis hment Ia now open
for the reception of permanent or transient guests
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nORIS HOUSE, les AND 1887 BOwERY. FUR
IL nisbcd 10 lot with board to families or sicgle
gsntlepen. Day boarders accommodated.
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4 = IGNEE'S SALE THE UNDEr SIGNED WILL SELL
n ct public auction, Monday Sept II, 1854, at 10
Scuok At the l4s Gran street, Ia tue city
- Whs-nshug the stock and trade ls.ey oslonyiag 70
= u. Woodland & Co consisting Of pianos nslodeons,
end barge assortment Of as,ca INSTRUMENTS AMI
variety Of such o,her iclea ally kept in
music store; also quantity OF clocks je gery, silver
pAAted ware, iron safe show All the arti
a1es offered Sili be sold wheut for cash,
As highest biddyr JOAN MCGUIRE, Assignee.
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1OHN W. soMFnINDyKE, AUCTIovTER IT.
q gsge sale OF the fixtures ard tools sp.n cloth
tAstsry, situated the Glove road, Broosyn l. H. on
Asureay, ptember 2 at l2 o'clock, consisting cf to
air tight furnaces large sizo heating with racks
three conpete ten jscks two kettles aud arr,ge the
e0iing nouse, with furnaces twenty tons Of coal Imp
hacf ochre sheet iron pipe and all other goods said
psemises; horse two WAGONS and two SEES Of hlr
49, CHAs y WAITS, Atty for Mortga gee.
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1OHN W. SoAll.RfNDYKE, AUCHONF1.R. - ~
q ignee's sale OF agricultural and horticultural I'M.
pleDohts this day. Sept 9TH a. 10 O'Clock, at 80
6Dxtand street comprising barge stock and c5mast
assortment OF tie above goods ploughs Of all as approved
patents, harrows, cuvators, seed sewers, pIan1ers
horse rskes flaming is, shelers, vegetable cut
tsrs, straw cutters hand and power grain mills resp.s
snsahnea. horse powers, thermometer churns, cocn
orackoTs, Motifs Furnaces wcelharro road
- goods found in similar establishments. Also, sesls
aDd Fertilizers, &c, 40. II. +. FAf4BltNK, Assignee.
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NfATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW no WIN A
lNl Lover.--Prosessor Lawt,n, Boston, formerly OF
London win send to any Address receipt OF dollar
post laid, plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen
10 win The devoted affections of many Of the opposite
sex their hearts may desire. The process is sioe
but so captivating, that all may be married. respecye
Of age, appearance, positon and last, though not
least IL he arranged with such and delcacy that
detection is impossible Address Professor Lswton Bos
ton, Mass No letters taken IRON the Post Office unless
the postage is paid.
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ANTHOLOGY.

CSl- BROADWAY MAZDA ME BLANCHE, THE ONLY
OH scientific astrolog,st in New York, be
suited the past, present and future events Of Me
love, courtship and marriage, absent frieads bust.
ness prospects, SC according TO the planets Fortunate
numbers for lottery tickets Removed to 327 Broadway
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w s. MFI.L0R Az JTIoNEaP-BY HoueIlroS
Nv . Mailnr Madneadar Ran.arnhnr IA a. IL Mn,nte,

AA
Meilcr, "Wednesday, September ID, at 81 Wooster
sneet near Broome, mortgages and administrator
sase ~ ell the elegant furniture psnoforte H.. con
tanned in the above four story house. consisting OF
wood Imoforte, richly carved rosewood pail furni-
toae covered In sat brocsee rich brocate le and
rloow curtains velvet carpets, three ply and ingram
DO rosewood eegeres, mirror doors and back rosewood
sAibe top cente pier aud side tables. thick French
pa ie ier and mantle glssse real ornulo and gilt can
dsbrss, oil paintings and enera carved rosewood
and mahogany marble top, chamber furniture to match
ia eshhen rooms, pare bair mattresses. ixcnch
ohr chairs easy osaiIs window shades oil cIohs
velvet sair Carpet bedding crockcry and Kitchen furn
fnre The above is worthy the attention Of hopsokeep
and the trade The furniture Is in the very COZ
.hsn and been 10 about one year Csst $4,000.
- s.euss ON Monday, be obtained at 113 Nassau
. ,tes. caeh dsposit required FROM every purchaser
le positive, rain or shine
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g ~ WEIGH. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MER.
Ne chant for tire sale " all kinds Of merchandise No
- Main street. nuGaio, Y. " B--cash advances on
oonsgrnents Prompt returns for sales. Satisfactory
sny references given when required Communications
Confidential.
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TyOg EXHIBITIONS, CONCERTS, LECTURES, PUEIN
I meetings, balls &c.-Ihe Chinese Assembly Rooms
$50 Broadway surrounded by the ST. Nchobs Prescott
Colamore and Metropolitan Hotsls TO let by the night
or week with or without seats for 200 persons Aso
smaller rooms for committees, 10.