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No entry will be received unless accompanied by the
entrance Zee.
Wednesday, the 9th day Of -epleo,6er attended by
their keepers each located
label win be furnished By tins Gerk stating the class
IL which the horse Ia ensered, the Of entry
and the owners and RESIDENCE tee Label must be
appended to the animal and during tue hours OF
exhibition un,,l the sir CLOSES Horses which are not
the ground py eleven O'Clock dsy aoovc stated
who may he absent from the ground during the no.
guar hours o. exhibition cit OF three days tho
fair continue except by permission o tho Chairman Of
the Conm itts- OF Man.g~tnant, will not be entitled to
an. PREMIUM NO horse viii be permit cod 10 remain
upon the ground without pro er Attendant The hours
OF exhibition VIII be from 70 eve first day, and
from nne 10 Ave on the following days.
b.-OSDeis exhibitors obtain ticsets from the
Secretary. q Clerk Of the Committee of Manage.
nent, which Will ADMIT them during the continuance of
the exhibition, OwLcrs exhibitors
requested to see hut their animals entered correct
6-Eor the convenience Of exhibitors ample stalls
WILDE provided ior all horses who may compe
titiop and those who Wish to do So can keep their
herses the ground during the whole tcf the exhibit
tion There wil be abundance Of osts hay and straw
divided, which win no furnished to those who desire Il
nj the market price.
AWARD or PRysruxs
Tho award Of premiums will be- made on the last iav
oil the fair ENC will be announced after the closing AZ
dress IL there should be but entry In any OF the
cssscs there will be no awarded Ia that olass
unless In the opinion of the Juoges til. horse or hoYos
constituting the single entry should possess snch mani
iest sefer'or merit a. TO be fully entitled to tho awar
but tbey shsu in no case award premiums 20
that are rot worthy, though ,he,e should be NO oo
upsopno ANIMAL
me emisms viii be delivered at the club rooms No.
% Iboe street, New YORK. es,the necessary
CRAVING can DO executed Tho Secretary will forward
any premium that may not b. called for at the risk Of
nc IN such manner as the person who may be entitled
70 the pr, miom shall direct
TUBfO HALE
Wiu be beij every aft.rf comm epcDy az o'clock
TIE dfst cay will be devoted entirely TO the sale Of
thoTopghbres Ct which thaIe will DO large Of
youpg animals oci cd, several OF the celebrated
outhern having gnided their intention to odcr
ions If their stock The lsst DAYS viii be de-
voted tie sale az horses OF III casses doe animals
will 10 oeren for sac, that those DESTROYS of making
.ons will b likely 10 10 their entire satisfac.
tioo. Tho ccmpte intend this sale 70 BE- quite feature
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BILLIARDS.

E1uLIAKD TABLESLONLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
- AmsRicA, Of thirty years standing a. bssAforls 70
used prices, cheap - any. large assortment sssd
o. shipping Billiard Players ~n 0nd slate and meta
seds and rubber afr ouahions Ann street, an entrance
& lAe Fulton rxes& Every Nracis IN h ksts for sal
DIIIIARD TABIES.-GENTLEuEN INTENDING no
- tup rooms for private public use, aud billiard
saloon propreto md the public in general request
ed to call and examine tables and the important
improvements We have mIde in the cushions, which
should he Known for their benedt In the rs place
the cushions will keep In order for years without repar
ing Second, they made low. Third they viii not
Jump the bah aud throw false anles Fourth, the elias
.tcity In the cushions s Of extraordinary qua ity
causing the balls TO rebound frm lie gle with the
greatest possible velocity Please cali Judge for
Ourselves GRIFFITH DE. klR, billiard table manu-.
LECTURERS, No. 90 Ann street.
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rguwrrIIgA,

I,IEAT b Re- AsNs --EXctI1.EST ROSEWOOD Ma
VI hogspy ans Hack walnut inrntnre ia cults 20
se,ber Win . lendid mirrors gas fixtures carpets, HI,
will he eeiec far sale for SLort only, 10 cioss
mos'gsa, a. s'crc 90 Pyoa w,
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y REAT BARG ms IN RIOT IBBoNS.-MrlIINEaY
N Goods and Dress Trimming RIB N. II
LlChTlNsrkIN, 90 Bowery, eess lssv- TO inform his
numerous customers tnat by taxing advantages of The
extreme pressure N the moneJ k-t 10 Europe he has
been aeied 20 lay in heavy s.oes Of choice fall RI,
bons miiliners' and DIRE suaksrs tru 1ipgs at ex
trsordrsry great tacrihce Merchants mi loecs a,a
the pubic iovi ed to cal they viii and goods
sbou half the cost Of importation. Jus opened forty
Of rch feathers French 10 silk veyes satin
fancy dotted and diamond ak velvs.
DICH DRESS GooDS-FALL 1854 -CB DEL, PIER
In son KE are prepared 10 offer 20 the ladies'
an extensive OF Paris dress slSs French
rinos saxoDy paids, &c &c. purchased at the ate
lion sas 81 prices full twenty pr less than
cost Of importation. No. All Broadway bet Grand
and Broome streets, block below the 81 N,holas
SuKs, ETC, F1OM AUcrIoN-A 7. STEw .RT h
~ Co VIII Open this n,orning 300 pieces 81 in pa,d
China, Ja,pe Bro he ks Of the latest Paris $40
pieces plain and psin.ed de lanes, pu .c.assd a.
Messrs. Foster Co $ last large sucto, sAe at ex
temey low prices, which thsy Offer vt very small ad
vance Broadway, Chambers AID Keaie s7-eets
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HtKEAT NATION Il HORSE FAIR. FOX TIE ExEI-
" ttion of horses from all parts OF the United
States TO be held under the auspices Of the National
jockey Club At the National Course near the city Of New
Ihis gre at exhibition win open Wednesday, the 9th
September, 1854, and continue thrss days.
IL will be national affair, in tie br adsst sense u the
vord which the and brreders Of horses from
all part q The Union are n.i;sa 70 p.rnospase Tho
this occasion Of ordinary interest," and they conf
dtnlly besve that this viii DO the best exhbihon OF
horses has be- held In this any other
ry specially deserving the attention Of breeders,
fsI mers aud all those who interested In that
noble animal the horse Inc S , TnsrS
appropr ground whore such exhD len could take
place it contains every copvepience ana facility within
ITSELF for the perfect display Of Is hgs number
Lor,es could possibly be brought gsthsr An in
SIDE track has Laid out expressly for the occasion
the moot ample accommodation have .de for all
ho that may entered for com tion, and from
the sgnihcent and spacious stands he spectators W
have uninterrupted view of all that traaspies upon
The classes have been arranged give the widest
Geld II competition, and tho list Of premiums Is tho
largest that has over been offered at any fair exclusively
for horses.
All the premiums viii be given in sterling silver plate,
viii 81 0as been got expressly for tn fair by William
Gul. son IL will be Of the fun value Of the stated
in ,he premiums, nd consist Of useful articles,
besu,iiul in design aud Of high artistic faish
The committee OF manage uent anxioas to have all
the country the ground, comp-te
for these beautiful and valuable premiums Many Of
the fcest horses The Union belong to gentlemen ~ho
beep them for private they therefore st earnestly
ask the operation In this enterprise OF all those gen.
tismen Who may be the fortunate owners of NE single
pairs of horses. They think this fair ought to com
mend itself Ia lhsm ,per medium by which they
display their favaries to the world and compare
them others of the same class
the of the fine stations this festival will
give unequsled facilities for bringing their horses TO tbs
notice the public generally, this fair
VIII take place at tine when New York will % full of
VISITORS particularly sgIicuturiss who will be attract
ed to the city by the ,txte agricultural fair which opens
On the Sd Of October.
10 oeaIers and horsemen generally, the fai- win afford
the best opportunity offered exhibit
their horses to advantage the gres mstr polls Of
the Union, which also the best for
ia the Untel As another consideration to
owners The committee PRESENT. with tho fuu confidence
that il will be lproved, the folio wing brilliant
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
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Nyyw yopK p.cFs vaTIoN.Y rOTrvr
nrss d,sy ~. 49,. ,sm ~ 'nus ~ won
aay. september II =
hs,f torsst '-A's' 'of "''o'o snie' n'i's "s~,'
Wv B,ydep name. Oh a G.rrst p.v,. nv s,encoe.
dam BY lie i've
eot Of the lam a. aao,s - e-N''
SAM nay -Narch for ~ 600 mile heats half forfeit
. Mi,lrr ns..es ali Z Ellen g,teman by GIsmooa
dam b, Eelipss
w W p,tasn ,.m. I;.,,a A,.hu, nv G,.r.o.
dam b, sas san ssm'' 81 l'''s Ai y ''n'0''
i0A'DA'' '1h'-"1 nsis far,.,, OO' w ""' n~N'
p,e% as, T Do:Ss,i names :, As'a'of' y oAnos
lane M,ch:S en- man,, iefr'hef' y ~"
s.nr Y-Msich for a. 600 two mia heats. ~ 900
n y rcc,..h - s.u I.,.h.v ~ w.yn.r
a.m nv Hscrs '' y ~ A'' - -e'
w H"cd., mama. u.a.,r. ~ yo,&.bire
dam nsepsliss "'n'' y l. nA1'H"-' y
WynxrbAy lsth-M.,,h ,or az ao0 h.n fcrssst a min
sss,a r. caSrs los ~. ior S'o0V' N" 'ore' NM
B. hounot names q C. Losaa BY Trustee, dam b.
Iohr I,t.,s naues hr : u.ia ~ ov,..r. - n.~,h;r.
9p1 rs 2, for u ooo n.p s. mil.
neat.
Tbos W boswell Names IT. q One EYED Joe Nv Prince
c,mys ont Of RsSs,srs dam f6 yeaIs ola - aargv
w W poydsu n.mes en- { Carrot Davis by Glencoe.
Az, NJ r..Ss n ,s.rs aid 20 ca nv IOi ~,
Tn,. w nosvslf Mans. br {. seine 81 Ipsilon dan,
Befa bx isv,sshsn
wv NJ pthu Nv lAncn
-" - ~ W - s' D y $500 $500 -
TN. ..a~...Ss IA 4 milo bsa+. ., s,oxa Isl Gan.
t.mbsr III, h. RIM on r,tay and Satn,day 18Th ana
iSth =" - - ~
Ihe repular Fail Meeting over the National Course.
near The cit, Of New York VIII eo pence on Monday
so,,orrsr .sS,h -. .,n,1,. az IA
FI,,Sr D.l
MospAY.-Club purse $500. mile beats.
SAME DAY-Astor Hou,e s,aLe for ! wear olds mile
heats $500 an usiap 500 or ait $500 aided by the
Aston House II t~o or more e. ri nosed with the fol-
losing ENTREES
L.
Alice a rnssi A''"' - D''-'' -.
A. J. Miuer names Judge Hunters oh. 4. Blonde, by
Glencoe dam BY Wagner
Calvin Green names Oh q Nat Biloxi BY Boston Dam
Ami NARY
J. B. Mcuuot names . c. Logan, by Trustee, dam by
SECOND DAY
TUxspAY-st Nicholas Hosl stake for an arcs singls
heat Of mes years and over 70 carry 100 los,
| start. Closed si,h the folio wing entries-
Thos w. Dos veil names n g. One Eyed Jce BY Prince
! George, out Of REGISTERS dam, (6 years old
J. 4 MILLER TX = tields names b T. Little Flea. by
,,rav EAGLE dam by ActeoI pported Is years old
Ps Fowler names ch h Hiahlander by GLENCOE dam
Castrst.
! the Prescott Rouse Il two or more start
| Green AM williamson o. g., by Regent, dam BY
Calvin reen names Dr. T. Augusta BY Ainaerby, dam
| Princess Ann
p 4 Fowler names Col Gasscocks az Little Arthur.
by Glencoe cam blue Bonnets Also p. gakeley's o. G.
TERRIER by ,Oyer eien dam Jane mitchell b. LAVA.
| than
| p Field names - nv Glencoe
TaiRD Day
| WrnrumAv-fNub cur.e = Olg two mi a heata
sAnk DAYryina House stake Tor al ages mile heats
Honse If two 81 more s,a,t
s a asr, Norris ssdos S1
r rsos en- l. hAsn Da'sman' py o'sn0os' 0sn "
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r DE BROOKE DANCING AcADpfY, NO. 80,

T De- BROOKE DANCING ACADEafY, NO. a61
LIZ Broome street, between broadway and the BOwsry
HsviDg recently adopted entire new method Of
srucon the pupils enale TO acquire all he fash
ionable dances in very few lessons.
Days and evenings Of tuition flor classes) Tuesday,
and frdays from 10 N for ladies' misses and
from 70 iOa n, for gontiemsn and lads.
Wednesdays and Saturdays, for children exclusvely,
from to P. N.
Private lessons every morning, also Nonsays ano
Thursdays throughout the day snd evening, and 1t al
times not occupied by classes
The ladies' primary classes under the direction Of
Mrs Brookes
NB--The opening soirse on Wednesday evening, Sept
g. and continued weekly
Mrs Brookes evening classes for ladies' Exclusively
ia now forming for Wednesday and Saturday nights.
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DARs MILLINERY AND DRE5sNAKING NO 400
u hoasvay. Miss ID. A. GARDNER
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NEW YORK RACES NATIONAL COURsE-FIESF
IN day, Monday, Sept 1.-Two matches.
FIR RACE.

IN 6ny, Monday, Sept 1.-Two matches.
FIR RACE.
Match for 81. 600 mile heats.
Capt. j. b. Miller u. Fields .. n. Ellen Bate
man, years old, by Glencoe, dam BY Eclipse Dress.
Col. Giascock names er Little Arthur 3 years old,
by Glencoe, dam Blue Bonuets. Dross blue and blue.
Race TO come of at ~ O'Clock.
6kC3ED RACE.
Virginia Kentucky -Match for %, 900, three mile
heats
Bare Dos~e ell name ch. m Fanny Fern, years old,
by Glencoe, out Of Cub. Dress blue and blue.
q. W. DiilshuDt names Oh 6, Garrett Davis years
old by Ger coe dam by Sir Leslie Dress blue and red.
Race to come Of At O'Clock.
The above two matches will make Of the NEST In
eIespg and exciting days racing of the meeting There
Il slrtacy great smouat Of money bet ON them. An
the hsrses are In tip tor condition.
Persons Waiting the viii take steamboat at Full
ton ct connecting with the Flushing and Maspeth
Railroad, at Hunters Point direct to tbs track Also
Houston, Grand and Tenth street ferr co. stages run
from Williamsburg IT all hours the course or conoect
WITH railroad q Hunters FONT 6'raDgers' badges,
giving the privileges 81 the for tbs week. price
SlO TO be had At tho gate Admission to the COURSE 81
mein staDc, 80 cent? Field stand free. Members
obtain their meoas by application to R. B. CheAtham,
iecretary, So Prince street, the fine
band Of music win be In attendance daring the entire
meeting. y. J. CARTER co.
NATIONAL COUR-E L. L-SHOUID TODAY BE
IN rainy end UNPLEASANT the viii be postponed
81 the Nstor al Coure, add q pennant displayed from
the top Of the st. Nicholas 5osl and small bills sent TO
eges Of the for the weeks TO be had 1t
gate, price SIG. s. J. CARTER & co.
NATIONAL RACE COURSF.-DURIyG THE DAYS
IN of the races and the National Horse Fair, tho
steamer Island CITY viii leave Fulton market slip q.
0, 8, 10, IL, and IL A. H., L. aud 80 O'Clock, p. NJ
CON- ece with the cars OF the fasning railroad a. Hun
ters Point direct 70 the National Course returning viii
leave the National depot at l. and 6.30 ~, 1t the
how fare OF % t. Passengers also the forty Al
the foot Of Tenth street Green point whore hey v Il
find rcarO sxth ~. n..xs~ n~s-A
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FINE ARTS.

FTHE COUTTS PORTR al S ~. LESLIE FRASER Il co .
No ~ AND street scquaint 1heir patrons that n /,
moro impeions e the serious lady can no had 10
love or money III ." co.s ordered for Boston wer
scat BY sxpr'ss t. y ichcpcks address. rr Thomas,
Elk will be sent on Monday
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

L.7NRlCO'S DANCING ACADEMY "A ENRIJO BEGS
T. leave to his friends and the public 10
general that bis school is open every sy from 10 W.
TO 10 r. Taere will be ball next Friday, 10th inst
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TURNIlHED sP RrHENr3 = D LET, ar TIA 40 d
i rsy, one entire door Of elegantly furnished room
With hIst Glars accommodations for family. Ai-o
paSlnr ar d bed DOM In ssg.e gentleman. Please 40
ply from IA. to2P Il
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Q CHOOL FOR YOUNG I.ADIES-THE MISSES TAYLOR,
- No lO2 Waveri-y place, two doors of Washing
tn square, reopen their school for young ladies
Monday, septe mber 11th.
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gINHE LEA e AND FIXTURES, (AL5O STOCK, IL pE
i sHed Of the el+gsnt segar store AZ No 1877 Beo,d
wuy, FIR ssle At q eat baIgsn the no.la OF the
proprietor viii admit OF his continuing shs ousiosss
ke4uire ct the store, 737 Broad way
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VALUABLE farm FOR SALE, IN ThE IMMEDIATE
v vicinity Of Hsiiimore - ne suoscroer Will ssn At
rs uchsDse in the city Of BAtimore Monday, the
18th day OF septem next the farm in Baimo
y formerly occupied b. Joha hern market farn ana
gAd<n, and rented 10 Mr. oidsn, lying and front
ing both sides of the road leading from Baltimore
<nbsvchs The improvements coDaist of a dwelling
hcoss sns other ousoudings The place do vn
$50 has large FROM Pstsp-co river c,ntiias
hur dted apo .ixiy acres sufficient quauti for Ia
place being IN wood, large parton sbry
and irds and the lo~er part o. the fsr the
water produc ny heavy crops OF grass, &c On thiapd
are valuable iron ore banks, nos bong vJrkod os Mr
tetse The iron being ui superior quAit3. NJ Rceses
ssA h. e ears ~ sssooty tive cents per ton an
hi d. Lin to tsAe out annually thoassnd tens From
the pstinon Of The Place IL must cscuie OF ,he
valasb@ properties the ue,shb rho Of u l,in re-
y,bs ne IT bet~een tho CITY mi The lands Il Pa
tAysco tDpsoy Annie Arundc, coIay the resources
o. wnsA are nos Ia process - ceyeiop-msnt 1t il 10
sprslso ON toe plat oI that c0DOauy ian - uade cs
name 81 H. kaufman. II IA siso aovut qua ter OF
m'is from the lanes a. the souto Baltimore CaasEny
Ire terms ~ sale viii b. tirl cash balance On
teo years, with tnte sal approved s-rri
.y b. place viii ne tor pfisa,s ssia N tae apant n
BlR n KdUrMsN, laitnYre "a
SAMUEL ~. COVER, Ausicnsss, No sonth -.
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<~,FyrPEvIILE COURSE, long IsLaED IT oruSss
~ Monoay, sept. IL, at 3 o'eiosk-Piay or psy. W
beats TIE best tnrss in I've, Wagons G-As .
JENKINS names br m. Lady Jenkiss. osnar
f0,EsrREvIILE ooUR =, LONG IsLANpp NJ Ms,ca
~ Tuesday septsmaer 2tth at Och. In Ave la har
$4,000 Hall 10 fet mile beats, hestsoa Mail n Wood
psss y. J. Sodipe names Br m ,coNKLIN, proprietor
run nsmer gr z. Grey Eddy - -
C.vyru,v,7,c 1,ornSv71 L-rao riNG,.rUEs.
~ Gay oc'oo~i 49, 5, 10 wagons-F j. Nodiae names
h-a's' pss, three "a. Ii Woodruff Dames gr. g. Grey
Or M hsn'4hd play pay after the starting Of the
rany ms issthe race OF tie Goth OF este neer.
above horses JOEL CONKiIN, Proprietor.
~,y~TZvIIIE COURSE, LONG lsLaND-TRo Ting
I ,ICIh pacing Monday October 10 hatcn -, ooo.
- ale heats. Col H.ll names aud drives 9. he'o,
tfTT 20 wagon Mr. ] B@vns names r. g. Iscony,
litr the saddle, carrying $50 pounds
JOEL CONKIIN, proprietor
C%FNTREvILIE COUPsE l. I-TRorrIN1 "A PURSE
~ Of $loo milo heats, best three Ia i've to wagons
free for horses 'hs. never won 4 purse 10 come on
Sept 20. EDtries TO close Wednesday evening" Sept ID
py 10 O'Clock p ~, at Falkland Daryevs Hotel, COR
ner Of East Broadway and Catherine street Thfee
more to make Geld, two to sart.
JOEL CONKIIN, Proprietor.
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NADINE A. COUTsN'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH
X boarding and day school for young ladies, No 2,9
Fnth avenue of Thirty Hrst street. has opsn
ed Aonday, Sept IL. omnibus is attached TO the
II etitution.
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WANTED-.A PALMER, WITH $1,000 CASH. IN
w one Of the best paying business this city, The
advertiser has factory, steam eogfne machinery, &c.
tnst now In fun operation To party DESTROYS Of
cafe busGess, that viii pay from $4,000 TO sooo Per
amin an opportunity offers. Adiress boz los
Herald ofce, Tor tro days
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E,EgRERo's DANCING ACADEuY, SO WET FOUR
Il to nth street Mad. G. Duhruil Ferrero an0 4.
Ferreio beg to tht they win open their
and masters classes Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
Mondays and Thursdays, At 81 P. n Gentsa ems
evening class Mondays end Thursdays att NJ; Satur
day evenings for grown persons At T. NJ Private les
soIs classes schools attended Soirees given o.
u6uA
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ITO Bt TCHERS "A MEAT SHOP FOR SAIE-NOW
i doing good business, in good location Fixtures
81 h GOOD orcer-every thing complete Also, horse,
SAxt harness Satisfactory given for ceiling
lhsuirs Of A. p SMllH, 444 Eighth avenue.
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TTO BAKERS and OTHER5--sOR SALE, ONE or
IL The best brvad baking establishments In the city
Ras bses In operation twenty years past and oxkin
rVn 70 90 barrels of -four per year, for
ass care has oeen conducted tns Cash prn,ins.
The present wishing retro, offers his basine
~, bu ding, fixtures, &c. all conplste, .. very
saoshls price lhs business Increased twice
~ present with the expens ., ard this
IL about sv,ng the city be Will With
parchassI not TO take up ,hs business Ia opposi
Non hong The said purchaser carries it 81 600
SSH required For further particulars inquire .. Isl
West Thirty fourth street, from till W. "A
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CLOTHING, 80.


TvIOrHNG.-L..DEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING AN
~ TO dispose Of can receive fair cash price ~ send
ing TO The store, IL West broadway place CAna
street. and 50 West Broadway BY lstter through tn
Post osacs. Ladies attended to By Mrs. Cohen
Y. COHEN
CyAsr OFF CLOTHING "A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
~ ed.-The highest price given, and ossh paii in
ent money, for large small lots Of good secondhand
,othiDg Gsntlemen wishing TO dispose Of tpe Above
will please address or cal on JAMES N0RONEY, II
Orange street car Chatham.
I,AIL FASHIONS MERCHANT TAILoRy Ex
IL change Rooms nave been removed to No. % Walker
street. few doors vest Of Broadway Two suits o. Pa
rsian garments just been received from woodman
Open from eight O'Clock A. NJ to six O'Clock, r. M.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.
! ,HRoNOxErER wArCHEs.-vERY FINE ro7xr
" chronometefs, which without any percep5ihis
Ariaton sale al less than usual prices vhnleaA,
nd retail G. c. ALLEN, IL Wall street, second seor.
HOOPER wArCHEs-GoID COOPER, DUPLEX AM
" lever watches, some In bunting casa. splepdh
pc. G. ALLEN. II Wan street, near aroadvay, sssoai
NT1 EMEN's CALIFORNIA DIAMOND BREAST
VI Pins With chain attached, equal to the real da
nopd, price s. lev Of those plated waschs,
$15, ladies' diamond watches, very low; magic case
watches patent lever, hunting Watches unusually 10
at l. & JACOB, 4o7 ROaoway.
~ OLD VET CHAINH-aOIp CURB, % 10 as; COL
" .ovs, go 70 SIS; gold Adelaide. sis 70 500 got
Jenny Lind, a1S TO s45, gold ohasec and plain i16
36 gold hexAgoA, el1 " s43 gold warsaw $40 ~ S3e
old square, ~ to sAS gcid cnsraved, SIC 70 $780, gos
rtyles ~ ess than usual prices GEO. 9. ALLEN, liz
ortcr, Wholesale and retail. No IL Wall street.
aoadwsy, second door.
INDEPENDENT SECOND wATCHES.-vERY FINE IN
I dependent second and quarter second watches, &c
Inning Aorses, IN gold and silver cases double and sg
ne for sale 1t less than usual prices Wholesale an
stall. g. O. ALLEN. II WAu stresk second deur
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EDUGAr6ORs

EER AND MADAME NOH. BE 9IER's FgENCB AM
wi E,f'.ah boarding ard day school for young ladies
70 400 Second Avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine
se3th stests, siL roopen on friday septslnber Is.
etsge win b4 attached 70 the es.sblshnsnt FOR pupils
q distance
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NfIS5 STEEIES DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
lyl youlg ladies, At No East rhiriis.h strcet b.
Fifth and adison avenues will open Tues
day, september IL The best teachers of FRENCH music
All drawing, employed Circulars may be obtained
sioence.