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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-19
pAGUERREorYPEs, DAeuERRyoTYpys11

CHARLES c. GERS would respectfully inform hs
customers, and the ladies' particularly that be has re-
moved from Cedar street TO tbs Of Deaderck and
and College streets. over Brownes where he will BE- glad
70 all who are in want of fine and life like pictures lie
has gone to great expense lifting powerful side and
sky lights and his rOoms are fitted elegant sty-
lie has engaged the services Of experienced and pce op
and is determined 10 make his the Model Estzh
shmen of the South West and feels assured that be will
be able to give satisfaction.
lie invos the public TO call and examine bis specinsus
tine Oil PaiutnGs by the old masters lust re-
eeved from Europe which he offers for sale very low
Call at the corner OF Deaderck street and the SQUARE
N, b--An experienced operator always ready Tor any
outdoor work. such as taxing buildings deceased persona
&c. ianfO--tl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-19

C0TT0N destined for Charleston wil and after this
" dale be charged 81 % per bale of 500 lbs or less aud
So cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic II. l. ANDERSON, Sup't. N. <. G. R. R.
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERSaIP-

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERS8IP.
THE partnership between L. D. Stevenson and r. L.
White is this day dissolved by mutual consent. L. u.
Stevenson viii pay all the debts Of the concern and con
nue business the old stand No 50 College street. where
De will be glad to all the old customers Of Stevenson
White. Feb. 10, 1855.
AM authorized 10 collect all of the dehis due Steven
i W bite tor 1852, '5s and so and s those IL
debed to them requested 10 call and pay UP by the
LIST OF March, they expect 10 settle At the end Of the
law liebIl-tfl Z L. WHITE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-19

THIS DAN
ID ECElVED by express the largest stock of SUMNER
III WRAPPING we have offered
An extra lot of EMBRUIDERIES, in Chemsetts and
Sleeves. Collars, Cosret Basques, Cottage Capes Jaco
net and Swiss Bands and Rufaes &c.
Also ......~ ..-..-
A splendid lotof MOURNING COLLARS l. SLEEVES
both separate in sets.
DRESS GOODS,
of all the newest styles that out Silks Bereges Ts
sues, Organizes, Jaconets, &c. &c.
All of which will sell at the lowest possible prices for
cash, or TO prompt buyers on time.
mhl4 r. c.. McNAIRY Il CO.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves in previous to
IA first January, earnestly requested 10 mme.
diale payment and those indebted to K. C. McNairy
previous to January, 1854 had better up once
they will have TO settle with officer
jAn26--u. X. G. McNAIRY 4 CO
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
L EDWARDS d HARMS is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted TO requested TO cal
and pay and those having claims against to present
them. The business will be continued BY 10 EDWARDS
We solicit for him the patronage literally bestowed
tie old firm. 10 EDWARDS
Nashville June l, 1855 T. o HARRIS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-19

CGDEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR APRIL
VI Just received and for sale by r.,- b.. ass i.
mh2s F. HAGiN & BRO. Market St
INK FOR THE TRADE-l00o dozen four and
i two ounce Ink Stands in store and for sale by
mb24 +. HAGAN 4 BRO, Market st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-19

CIGARSI CIGARS!i
2OOOOssSssdEssaSSS a s eo Ss P Psrs
of the following Brands Jupiters La Favoitss La Ia
benera La Pedro Carrilo. Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco. Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets. r-.. 81
dec5-U 81. H-. - s..... j. MOORE.
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THURsTON a. BERNARD,

No. Union street,
Re now receiving their stock of Fall and VIM IN fs
IN ter Dress Goods, consisting Of Silks Cash FgII6
pleres, French and English Mernos all Wool De- SlD
lsne Hosiery, Gloves Corses and general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by of the FIRM since the decline in prices Of Foreign
Merchandise, aud viii be freely offered to the public at
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
al 70 give stock examination octSu
ATANTILLAS AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
wi beautiful assortment of Mantilas Grape Shswls aud
EmbroeEes which we are Offering very cheap for cast.
anroe THURSTON A BERNARD
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DIED.

pAsESroRrAt Ess; HanPtoa, Long iIsnd. Aug H. JANE
ENoS dsughieT OF Il. aud Jane Davenport, aged
3yeas mouths and l6 days. -
ne eus relatives the family respectfully invited
tsnA the aaera the residence Of her parents No
Oesock-
MoK-On Monday. Aus 6, CLIFTON MoK aged years, at
Myrtesv, Brooklyn-
The body nterred in the Cemetery Of he Eveeens
Musko-As Msnehester, W, on Monday, Aug IS, HELM
asashtsr Of the late HaEh Manro.
Her r.msrs vii be broasht the city due notice Of the
mineral win be given
sArss-on Sunday AHs r. hrs MARGARET sAxsx aged 60
~ friends Of the ny and those Of her J. SeDse
regulated TO attend Der fenerl on Tses'y this Day, at
p IN from No. 257 Columbis-st, Brooklyn
Ga. xexOn Sunday Aas II AZ the resdeaee Of her pa
nd. 10 Wesf Monssna, CxARA daughter Of Josepb and
Anasds Van veck, ssed 10 months ane days
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Markets. Reported b. 7slsgrapk.

NEw-ORLEANs Aug. iO-rhe receipt Of the Batc's pe.,
here hsd effect upon the CorToS msrke the sales "a
up SEQ bales unchanged The sales Of the have
been SEQ bales and the receipts eco bales sgans 2 bale,
the time last The stock on hand d 500 bale. Ts
receipts this compared with those OF last fl
short 1874 oo0 bales. FLOUR is lower: ssles S74s7
CoRS dull aud ebesper7sc. for Western White CoFFEE-
The sales Of the week 4oo0 bags quote the ps
a l0ic. The stock in hard Is 4,Coo bags.
NEwORLEASs Aug. lS-Our corroS market Is firm At IN
changed Gales to-day 900 bales SUGAR SIC CsRs
lower mixed 81 Ge5c. white 7oc FsEIsarsCot'on to Lv
trpool ID.
sales 500 bushels ~ II for inferior Canadian and 10 Is for
white Michigan CoRN lower; sales Is 900 bushels Western
Mixed 81 SIC. weight In lots and ahoat OATS, 'lidSc
RECEIPTS by canal today u bhs Flour 100 bush Wheat
BUFFAo Aug. ISL M-FLoUR quiet; stock very ight.
sales sVO ob M od - - Tor Black hock and choice Iowa
WHtAr-DeInand moderste sal. 500 bush Upper Lake SprS
ST. S. and go BUSH white Milwaukee 81 go Coss dns
tendency downward sales p 600 bush. 75d6c. oars hei
47c CANAL FREEGBrs dull. lie. for Corn TO NesYort
LAKE IMPORTS for the IS hours up day: Flour 100
bb.; Wheat ass bush; Corn s6 295 bush Oats. Iss
bush. CANAL ExPcR,s for the times Flour, 30 bbs,
Wheat 6.l0o BUSH Corn, 81 SOL bush Oats, 10 30 BASH
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MONDAY, August l3-P. NJ

For a Monday in the middle of the heated term
the market to-day exhibited fair degree of activity
and steadness. The market at the First Board shows
but little change from the closing prices of Saturday,
excepting in Central, which in large demand and
advanced to 1884, further Improvement OF y cent.
Atthe Second Board the demand for Central continued
active the market closing at 1904 1899. The sales
of the day were 1000 shares AT the close the
price was unfavoraby affected by the discussion in
regard to the method transfers. Erie was 525
Reading, 97f a 97l RudsoD River IL, &c, showing
little weakness. The Western shares were in fair de-
mand but sympathzed somewhat with the rest Of the
market; Michigan Central declined !, Michigan South
ern l. Cleveland and Toledo !, Chica 20 and Rock
Island and Illinois Central were firm; Cleveland and
Pittsburg advanced 2 cent. bear sale of Mchi-
gan Central was made at par, seller 10 mos Cum
berland and Nicaragua firm but with ,ut ANNA
ton. In Railroad Bonds the business was about
100000 Purchases IF SEQ 900 Central rs we're made
at lO4, showing strong market. Illinois Central ses
for Construction; Eries 1875, 9li; Hudson Sd mort.
IA, &c. In State Stocks the important transaction
was the sale of s7O,OOO virgniss by leading bear at
90. seller sixty.
The exchange market with moderate demand is
well supplied with bills and the rates in favor of
the buyer First-class Sterling be had at 81 a99
although leading signatures are held higher. Francs
are firm at 5.l5a5l2l.
To Liverpool the height engagements include 1900
bxs Cheese at COS. 700 bales Cotton at 532 3-l6d;
and to London $50 bbs. Rosn at Is. The ship
noticed on Saturday, having been chartered from
Rio, should have been from Bic to London at IS.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury were slOi,65ii
Received sll7 100; Balance, SO, III; Paid from
Assay Office, sl55 226; Paid sn disbursing Cheeks,
eos, 100.
The movement of the Banks this week has been
quite regular there being no change of Importance in
the aggregate excepting in loans, which have in-
creased some s65O,oOO. The comparison is as fol-
lows:
Losns& Dise'ts. Specie. CrculA'ion. Deposits
Angus. L. leo lIS.6s SIS &SS3 $76429S sS5,29eso
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PoEM COMPOSED IN PRISON.


II y<os Psrdoner Hmm Bank,
! Shouldn't be 70. kin at this ere CRANK
For me and my Pals Gangs the term,
oh, don't wish we wos call'd Firm
In that cas-, Prigs is Bankrupts made,
Though ZONE is in the wan conveyed:
But Juries fiIds they can't convict,
And Justices ends thereby is nickd
Here you or l, we frisks till,
And for which we gets the Crank or Mil,
1t may be for years to the 'ulks we goes;
II may be for bever p'rsps-who knows
But hunto the ulks we never should 60,
Providing we wos Bankers Co,
Beces of our ayin' pick d the locks
OF beyer so many Gents strong box.
II a Parson trusted us with his Deeds,
Aod we sold EN- and sack'd the hole proceeds,
That Reverend Gent would be jolly green,
But the Laws would make il ell serene.
Cos why tho case 10 course would be
Brought into the Court Of Bankruptcy,
We're we should have only 20 make clean breast
And couldn't be tried for wot we confessed
To ogod suppose we went for debt,
And just few months CHANGED 10 get,
Without ard labor beiR' confined
To which cove might behave resign'd-
Here am I, lagg'd for forty bob,
Eve got seven years for that little job;
wish t 'ad been arr million Pound,
And shouldn't be turnin this andle round
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14
La w INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUe IS
Before Commissioner MoRr0N.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUG. IS
Before Commissoner MoRroN.
LARCENY AT SEA.
John Lewis, Sd mate Of the ship Neptune from Lv-
srpool was examined charge of larceny in taking
from the trunk of Wlism Porter, passenger, silver
watch. witness testified that he saw Lewis break
open the trunk and take the watch and II wac found
after ARRIVAL here in the easement Of the window of
Ievis's cabin. He was committed.
ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Lewis was also examined before Commissioner
Brigham a change of the above, as related TO
james Welsh the carpenter of the ship Welsh
testified thst the third mate called him and told him
tina, Me captain wanted him. He engaged at the
time in calking port. On coming out, Lewis, with
cut any provocation whatever, struck him blow
over the nose with a ng-shct breaking his nose;
ana also struck him two other blows with il he was
going up the ladder. Lewis was alsc committed on
1hia eharOa
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales of Stocks Mt Philadelphia

Reported for The N. Y. TRIBUNE by j. r. II. B. FRYl
fiy BOdrd-l 900 Penn r r. 6s, "a mort, 92 900 aead
r. S. 49, 81 1000 PENN 5 s5wn, s73; To- 900 Rea r. e.
S. "a cash loo; eco Cam L. Am r. Gs 49, ds IS; 100
Morris Canal b5 l6li North Penn r. r. 80; 100 Read. r. r.
b5wn' 4s; 100 DO s5wn l9 50 re r. r. b5 49, 20 Little
do IS i2ii 50 New Creek Coal Co.. b5wu q 100 do b5, p
900 do II $50 schuy Nav Pref s. s21 1877 do, S2 loo
Union Canal b5 10; 100 do Ol 100 d. l0 Penn. H. R.
AL Farmers and Mech. Bank, 7o so u 5. Bank,
Betoeen Bo1yds-IO0 Reading X. r.. 49, Mer. 4 Mau.
Bank. Piftsburg, 90; 100 GirsTd Bank, 49,
Second hoard coo Pits Trans IS 81 500 City &C. s'b 500
ing r. r. 6 "a con- 100; 20 Penns- r. r. al so do do,
All 50 do do al 20 do do days al &c do. do b5, Hi
500 New Creek Coal Co. b5 2s 100 Reading r. b5 49, 100
do do s5wn 4ol Is Union Canal 0i 50 Little Schuy r. r.
b5 SCI; 10 Penns r. r. 29 10 Lehieh Nav, 8ii Phls
depha Bank 1885, 10 Mechanics Bank SOL Girard Bank l2
ffey hoGrd100 Union Canal, lol go NewCreek Coal Co..
IS, q; go DO. do, b5, 2t.
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Disasters. sc.

BARK Royal SAXON Of Baltimore, before epSiiI.I v x
back Caao lesky, sold At auction on ms TN
$500 xa. II To-
KEY WEST to Sd inst state that saroiAn ~ a.
we're em Trinidad for Bremen before reported carr,
treas has been condemned and would be sold - 81 80
would be reshipped 70 Bremen. The Court s"sa~
salvage. ..s. ,r1 ak
ScHR. AMANDA POWERS Rich which arrived a. as VI 10
inst from Bridgeport C. g. reports h ulL ieI :. fe
wreck Of brig bacodra Of Nova Scos, with oss .,
her IN and carried her into Deep Cove Took ION - -
anchors and piece OF sheet chain. TIE hull &c. "0~'
for whom IT may concern. s.x iys
SeHR. HUDsoS which arrived At Eewburypor - asss
since from Roudout with $40 tuns coal run into - es
on the passage, carrying away the dying boo If 900
water &c. sayDs In wsistboards and fa ana 9ceai %
other damage The freight the coal was nd - 40
pay the expenses Of the vessel, including wages, ~
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MARINE TO URNAL
PORT OF NETWORK. 4.


ShipsS Parker, Gardiner San Francisco, George Moore
Westminster Hetz, New Oroan., Stanton Thompson; Rial
to, Wilson, Glasgow, Tapscott Co.
Barks-Theresa, (Bre) Hsnssry Akyab, Buchsrd Bech
r. @. w Dodge, hsyen Cenfuegos 4. j. Peters, Iys,
Berry, Miramich Maitland, Phelps & Co.
Bngs-Rain2ow tBrl CoehIsns. Mastapd' Jusss sl."Sy
Wells Sierra Leone IA Machado tredonia, Lord Pensacola
Peck Church, Wahondng Peckhain. Denarsrs, M. Smith
Co. his. Hosmer Portland, White Duncsn St MaIy's.
Johnson Lagusyra, Wolf, Seixss Co.
Schooners-Y orktown Woglon, City Point Hunter CO.
GGinelia' Benssn Bedford master D. b Warren
Lingo Savannah Scranton Talmm; Enterprise, (Br) Pat
Iysc,s McCrsdv Mott Co Hsitor HooLin, iIs'as
dria Abbott Dodge Co A. J. Do Rossett Daniels, WI
minston Doner Potter Amy Chase Hall Layscci, d. G.
Murray
soOp-Meunt Hope, Phillips, Taunton master.
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s6a564o .... 81 ,4ss .....
-. Sl76ss -. slSs! 81

The principal changes have been in the Metropoh-
tan, which shows an increase in Loans Of 100000,
and IN Deposits Of nearly 100000. The American
Exchange has increased its Loans $780, OoO but lost
sboutan equal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Commerce has
lost s250,Ooo OF Deposits and contracted about $780,
900 in Loans. New-York is now the center Of sn i'm
mense amount Of monetary transactions originating in
all parts of the world, aud divides with London the
position of the great monetary center Consequently
with money so tending to NewYork the deposit lines
of our banks continue to increase and will doubt
still increase until great financial crisis gives
temporary check to them. We presume, so long as
the Deposit lines continue 10 incresse the banks viii
expand their loans The expansion has been nearly
sri passu during the past financial year with the in
crease Of Deposits, as viii be seen by the annexed
6Cures.
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Arrived.

ship Frances A. Palmer Richardson Liverpool July 3,
mdse and pass. to Posi-, smith Go. GO /. =,
Peter Hsmony's Nephews Co.
Bark Delegate. of sslem Gillian, PNkers Bar Js% July
II 20 spoke brig Belle Poole hence for Doboy Island ds out
Brig ssmuelG Adams tof Csmden) ogier, Cerfassos IA
bns Isabella Reed OBJ, Of BermudsJ Bermuda days in
Big Laurel, DR. Of siinturn n S.. Spencer Sydney CD,
le days, coal to D. s Whitney Co. sth inst, South shod
topmasts and head OF foremost
brig Gen. sshIns' on, (sr) Day HALIFAX days. oil sui
Big War Eagle Jof Bsngor) Brown, Union Island Ga s
days timber to ]. Holmes.
Brg Condor Chase, M.ehas days, lumber, to Simpson,
Big Ciin., Leemsn Calais II days. lumber, jed Fry.
sehr. sslsh B. Strong Hallock Baltimore, days. coal
Schr. Ney, -, Baltimore, days, coal
schr. Anna salter Phelps Philadelphia coal.
Schr Lucy Ann. Smith, Wilmington, Del, days meal and
-four, TO Apex Pa1son.
sohr. Reindesr, Jones, Als.andds, days coal
scnr. S. C. Bellows, Clarke, Phisdepha, coal, bound 70
schr. Bolivar, Robinson, RockIund, days, lime.
BELow-Bsrk Mary Morris MeLesry Glasgow june IS
has ost bowsprt cutwster bow &C.. has been
contact with iceberg refused to take
Also below, bark Arthur White Flint, Cardiff, Julya
sAILED-ships Roscius, for LiyerpOol W. 3. schmidt,
Bathurst n b. banks Exact Savannah Kate Wheeler MAJ
selles and others.
wIND-Light from W. S. W., with squalls, daring the day.
The United States gsts Potom.c went down the Bay :la
morning and apchorad AZ Quarantine.
Aug. To- Cspes of Delaware bearing w. w ~ W. 90 nae
smoke BRIG r. II Motion from Boston for Doboy sssd; ssf
had been struck by water spout when days out wna
ed away foTeOpmest topgaent mast and head on os,.
running in fothe Delswae- Reported by pilotbcah-S
Bark Fanny. - from Mystic. consigned 10 Eagle Hss-
GARD sncnored yesterday at hkers Island she WIN F'
schI Ann T. Cox. before reported sunk at HsGse, vas
raised by the bOomderrek yesterday morning nsh w
Dock BY stemtDg Hector The leakage Of the vessel Teq1
almost the constant use Of the pump
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Philadelphia Markets. .s,rrnp.Y, Aug. "a

ouERcIrRoS Bank steady st 81; corroS quiet tS,,
Flour rather doing $sa$ 80 IS for standard i sos
brands the latter for Peousylvas and 90 Is
extrs Gem MAI and Rvs FLOUR insc i've she sr a.
the of stock WHEAT IL inquired for AMI
sales COO bush fair good red in lots 81 Sc 81 20 M
white s 81 10 - a CORN wanted AZ the advance, but s
little none offering; few small sales yellow exported
Gee RYE and would readily bring 81 IS OATS a..
plenty and dull at further decline sales COO bush southcu
20 ale iol GOOD and sc tos nfen u lots GRocEsEs gu,
ard Wool firm, with light stocks hands
Of Coffee the svas have been large and market DALI ho
show good feeling WHISKY IN better demand &C.
hhds. and az rae. for bbls.
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Per Asia. NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug. IS l855-P NJ
FLoUR-State and Wetern-Snce my report Of the 7h
met per Atlantic very moderate inquiry be reported
sxrort to Great Britain, bat for home consumption good
trade has existed The Medium and better qualities OF Western
have ysrsd little IN price while the and other quail
ties OF state being in better supply have receded ls2 ass
Dbl For future delivery purchases continue b. made at 81
= Dbl for State supene deliverable In October and
s7dS7 IS for November. the latter having been paid for
purchase made by sample. Common good State 1t S39
81 favorte extra 80 80 30; common good Ohio
Mehrsn 6c ts idesi extra do ssGsl0 ISL extra Gene
so l2sasl2 So
southernInferor brands 20 80 62i; Ordinary good
80 sd % S7l Favorte 30 6 80 Isl Extra 20 ia $40 Is
CsDadisn-Common &c good brands 90 75d@9 Extra 80 Is
dSlo25
CearoAees Jrcn Ne York fran the tn 70 the liza AHgEs both
incissirc.
To Liverpoo.. 1874 bbs To South Anne IL 1874 bbls
To Birth Provinces l2f To Africa IS bss
TiWest Indies $50. 6l9
WHEAr-There lizzie inquiry shipping since
ny last the principal part Of the purchases however have
been for milling pupose The market bas been moderately
supplied Southern Red and Mixed descriptions aud
slight fluctuations 10 prices Of have taken place
closing about my as. quotations. OF White Southern
supply been light and prices have improved u cents y
bube TAe sales tor future delivery have been mail during
past xeek in comparison with those Of the previous one
f6o tnshes Red have for delivery pre-
yious 18Th September At abou, sI 50 p bushsI 1000
from State for September and October delivery 81 6O1
81 a. The weather dOhrs the pest wess hiss confirmed highly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14

ACCIDENTS AT THE NAVY Y1RD.-Three accidents
occurred in the Navy Yard Sa urday; Charles
Bsckridge, sparmaker, had his foot crushed;
man nsned Collins had his head and spine injured by
fhe falling of derrick, and carpenter whose name
could not be ascertantd while at work on the steamer
Niagara fell from her bow, making descent of about
fifty feet. He seriously injured, and it is thought
be carnot survive.
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(Advcrtisem nt.l
3 pHOTOcRAPUc poRT

ssThe public respectfully invited 70 can and in
va car full hf-size PHOTOGRAPHS which taken
stker establishment in the world
In oil, pastel aud water eoors any ze
pooed By Pnsn Artists and finished STYLE aneaased
- aaiors. PhOIoeRaPHs Of every descrr on ade from
Dssoeeosypes Of deceased persons ERECT safsfscson
xusfxnteed. GuksEY 4 fREDERicKs,
No $40 Broadway, and No $ Rue ba~ Gu Rempsr Psrs
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

AsrI X. N. 0RGASIzATIoS.-The Democrats Of the
Seventeenth Ward CGreenpoint) held meetings last
week and formed secret association with view of
eosnteracting the influence Of the KnowNothing or
ganizaticn In that Ward.
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fAdvertisement.1

BRADY's AMBROTYPEs are new and beautiful
Hoyery IN the World Of Ar. They upon gas and
ere mere durable besotfn and cae than the unest Da
eueeotypes Taken insantanooo y and adsped 70 The
Asefton Of large groaps Made only 81 BkABYs NO cos
Broadway ThoDpsons
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IurnnH,s Ps1frXT SIZE SrarlNG FRurr CANS.

LJDIOAs ftTFkT Sfik.SEAJNG FRUIT CANS~
The oay esn made reqriine WAX SOLDER, CT
acknowledged By all b0 them the greatest safest
and cnvenietr 10 They oasIy sealed and
oressd and fa preserve fruit, vegetables kc IN
xerfecsy fresh Every warranted. Sold by Brown
a Co, profrietors, No. $50 Pearst, Broadway
and HgsRy BsnsAU corner Broadway and 2th-st-
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MAERrED.

<yByssy-DowiIEe Sunday, Aug II. BY the Rev u.
MANURE Mr.. MATHEW JsyOBysSE 10 Mis- CArnERiSt "a
DowLNc at the residence OF Der ie'heI "" T. p'"Ae ~
ksnf ss., Brooklyn
p,xKs-C.KprHEAs0 On Thursday evening, A1g 9 BY the
Cn.aLEs TuRsER, Esq, and Miss MARSAKEr CASVrHESs
an Of tre city.