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DOR sALE-A LUMBER BUSINESS; one of

II the stands ctya dne Yard, OGc., .beds,
Rock &ca GOOD aech dolDs business Of s,ven,Gye thou
send dollars books will ,o IL ia opportunity
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THEATER.-

NfETRoP OLITAN THEATER.-
N1 ON MONDAY. sept 10, iesh 18th
M'HsIs'i p IOT'ds M Y t,TG is'i, q
Amer ych will be presented Lebrun. popular Tragedy OF
MARIE STUART.
MARIE 20 Mn, RAcuEs P. SL5n
Orchestra seats. Psrqaette and PArquotte Circe...ss
rh.. gpR1t HS..;: =, n: sbov.
~S ns aSs Of per sa'.s
The Ms.IOpSl,sn Thsaie5 iIop ~ 70 W .Ds Ss
Tor Private BoIe. apply sssbove -.
seats may in advance for performance OF
the week at the above time aud Offices
ALLAC THEAT R.
WI OPEN % SS W6sF bS NEXT IT, sp
Every Effort has been made during the rece.s 70 FsnaeI me
patronage and hs position tie public and the pie-' have
hitherto 30 generally accorded H. 49,. /. IL ,,.h., h
large and brilliant lrrsy OF talent, in ell orenehe' mas
The Company viii consist of nearly all the oIme. sre. yo
"'' with the ' The D 81 S c0MPAEY
M, Boev. Mr.. Broushsm.
Her first appearance here, Her fTsi sppe.rnce here.
Mi.s Kate saxon Mrs. Stephens,
Her frs appearance here,
Mrs W. cot her first sppeaI Mrs Sylvester
snee for Y months. Her fret appearance here
M,s Thompson Miss CsrmAD,
Miss Thompson, MIS- Tree
Miss Bishop Miss 0ohhef
n sy sppes,snce here M c. Wsieo, lis frs. appear.
MIR Biourhain, for II months,
Mr. George Ho ald, Mr. Harry Han,
his frt appearance here, his hrs appearance here'
Mr. Stewart Mr. Norton,
NJ r. +. Philips, His 6sc appearance here,
Nr Leyere Mr. stOdosrt,
Hi. f s, appearance here. M Harrison,
Mr.. Peters, His fls, appearance here,
Mr.. Oliver, MI colby,
MI Burse Mr. Jefreys,
Mr. Lyssnder Thompson, Mr.. Bsk T,
His first sppearance here sc aud
Mr.. WALLACK
THE ORCHESTRA,
signor La MAMA.
M beheirn (Repvitture Messrs Trojs and sehu niger
Mr.. Bergner (Violcpce y, tHorns),
Mesrs BONN and Kifvr Mr.. Dsusch (Trombon
(Clsriouetii, Mr.. Go,pe Cd Violin,
Mr. Kuhleu az CDsasooul Mr. Jeckler (Fute),
Mr.. Ha.sel (Cofnet), MI OlemAnn tObie)
Mr. psoi .-o) Mr.. Graham (Dums),
Mr.! Bender (Bsssol.
The greatest attention w be paid 20 Oyert1es and enfe act
music, their novelty and variety.
TIE mic department by '''.Mr henIy isherwooo
and Others. . 49,
Machinery ..............Mr. DeMlt
Stage oeco.aions and properties by. HInDney
BY Mr. laury
Assis anita
Mr. dck
Stage Nonsger... Lesser
Treasurer Moore
Superutt Of Box Office. MI Moss
Pr6rnpter end Assistant Stage Director MI H. b. Phillips
2he will begin vi an IN rely
NEW COMEDY,
lin five acts
written exprtsl for this Theztcr, end
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Box Office will be open TUESDAY llth Of Sept,
ard every daS nom I'LL l.
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i NrW-BEDF0RD for sALE.-rhs sabscrber olso foT
the Budirl .iused Wast ereees shout ,hreo
J-sr unto for Mandatory Of Hanging Psp< Tho Hiding
Of wood series hs ito tee In leGsth an y feet
wide With adjoining sadirs 'tor, high e- b, Is
feet The lot Is 10 feet by c0 feet with sheds To- socs
There rood II teaho.e power AID III,
arranged for being by Thee are Giodng,
Poi,hs cuenaenps and Printing Machines together With
quantity Of Eoes Pas The premises situate In ths i'm
asd,ts ,cIty of the rsfosd and in every well ca
eul.trd for the shove any other af,ns business
&C. ms snd o, her informs ion apply g.
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lust PUBLIsHED-TiiER RACHEL POLKA.
~ by o. n. Cromwell with bssainl ala eaos Lhos..ga
copied nom the original Photographs pastssn illustrating Me
Bissssphy Price ssssi without hhossspa. sslA
Mailed nee u Posisss - =.
ss Agents Hsisss New York Ald nIowa Asas fie'
niam Boston Piano toftea
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NUssELDORF GALLRKY. No. 497 Hraad.

1x,.,,,y-Opsr from A. n tai 10 geoes y. NJ, daily
u fwTsss - esas Qua bsssrsd sEs ffy VI ss cLDea-t
- ~ ever collected ether ssofg oe -sils VI
80 hssspsrssr say sss eolestsDn ne oo1n
~" ~" bHsos,sc y nssds VT 20 b SEGA.
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A CADEMY of MUSIC FREE SCHOOL.-The
IA Necessary srrabsement, will be completed next week
when notice Of the meeting OF the Glasses will be nven
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Tor SALE.--The new low pressure steam
i PROPELLER DIAMOND STATE !. offered for .al. she
cs feet orr % FRET vide draws o. fee, eer STOW. sbout
80 bhs accommodate ~ with s-ptng APP
p.rmens spe,d 20 u mes per hour; sose,her Of
the Prop. bo.ts the For particular. sPpy 70
D. " PALMTR BRO No. s. North Ws'ert, seslOhla
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I'OR SALE-A Valuable MACniNE ar fAl-
EST RIGHT for Weaving FsaIed SIX, grada.,si Elas-
&c ss,repders it'll Ia the ibrc ls,
nc Bands for Ladies' Da Bells &c. This Psent a nearly
~ ,esu Nth orders hsGd 10 ugo an un Tor
the snufetuIea work Parties Wi cSpita Hs fom
to OA per ~ b, above meoiicnei pstouE
.nd Machinery The business 10 taken hold Of onsrsecsy-
For ms kc appl, 10 A. SHAW No 81 Deyst JOHN y.
TRoW No IS Anp,t., or HENRY DAVENPORT, No 40
Broadway
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Go farmers dnb 0thers.

DONE DUST-Warranted Pure.
- IMPROVED sUPERPBOSPHkTr OF UNI
Fer sale BY LON0Err
No. 81 Clie..t. (corper u Fuitcn.
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RARNUAs AMERICAN MUBEUM-GRASU
ORE-0PEsING o. tho DRAMATIC sEAsOs-aOsJAf,
sss 10 .VENISO, a. the sha ofisB.l Gsdy called
It'll W~1ERs RUN DEP sfssr ~b<h Tfk fIAlD
LoNkR. AFTERNOON a. 5. TUX LOAN or a LfJygE sad
- pOhEbTIc ECONOMY. Tbs hsiss Dsresss, b.epy
sshJ wing SeTp<HD, A1. may be a.sst pitsst
e-ae ee0s-. Aeast.nos ~ Children sESss tss
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ELOUR MILL for SALE or to LET-The
i vel known FLOUR MILL Maue,wsn. Dntehess
County n " containing three Of stones god home
nuhet, and up~IiOr water power. Inquire VI j. Z.
sCNENCK No l63 Gceenwieh-st- or0f
SAMUEL Is. SCHESCK, Msteawsn, " Y.
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ID URTON's, MONDAY

~ and Proprietor -Oros Circle Is eeoj Pr e-nts,
Orohes Chairs 50 outs Doors oeocs Psr'puD.
anees eounenes "a THIS -yfSiNO ~I be presented
THE AEMORER OF TYRE
So'..;.;;..'s;..y r. scot Msrira.. Mrs. 9 r. Wiikbs
Medley Elsa D.pes...... ......M1le. Angels
AMER which THE ROsR OF PEkis
p&nSe-hses MI III. .,;.;.,,..; ,..n'ls Ass'ia
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The TusE
UNION C'rhsg, l.. i--TRorrIH0.
Z Julv II Pr yre and tai a n1b0 unff0 6cnts
Cricket.
ffprhBor w. HARLEM cIUB9.


The fret game between th-as ouss vss pIsysi ss
Pa'trep j.. ON ther srooad ne.r the Fals 90 Hos-
any, July 10. IL a,rsng~a TO he ono avis psSv:
cor ssqrenty they could no. get throuT, in ono d.y
Harlem csclars' ths wianer on th- art lnnnr, bv
Eve runs tr~t.y sose gsme, Dad weu eoa,nstea IA
wssu the innings etsnsS provided By tas ps,sv
soD Cob ., Mr. Brs4r o. tho Cottage on the CHI aai
,tood umpire and Mr.. SHAW ssor.e for tao Ps,.r.oa
1uo; snd Mr. Brown uuyirs sud ar Bsr ael scored
Harhm. Pstsisoo having ths toss sent Hsrsm 10,
end they opened tina hall 9TH whis asd BAtss - tho
bowlpx Of Hsuass and Pisi iugsou. whi,e uni ,ssy
In both innings. Basss, though out In tho arst
made t~sivs In tbs second Young Wright played vsu
but wihy Who followed, tbs card Of ths dsy his
batting was besutifuI he Wv, all tho dsid, Aad
made sgbty In ths two inoinss syren though -
got bis is before wicket msnsg.d 70 up rS.s
Fam wright did not do much With ths bat he ct csssht
out both innings by the ho sr T,ctnsr old rvoss
ersf.t~r, ought 10 have done better Goodwia, chs
Prssd.nt of tbs Club. hurt bis leg In vAy hat Tar
all that nspsssd 70 eleven In the innisgs;
vhs h,- son sho pls, ed uncommony yell made four
ten The bosiag Of Hala.a very god5; tss Gsid
Ing of Psrrsop cspsbls o. mocn impro ssnnsnt
On the Ia'er,on t'de Psarsan and Smith so0mauOa4
tn tb~ bo~iiBg OF wnlby and Sam Wright Tpese tSo
aiS not 90 much HaJasa cent out With . rsssA
Butler only msde tour whsn wiby 70 sisd htas fux
four ruts sha~ made me o, the aAy for tie
rssrsop boys and Iinchans u.a tho next bat tee
,ld m6h 'om the bsf hsliiag IL ths Harlsu
t~snfy b,ss End v,dss having 5ssn given them bA0
Wright bovsd q goo msoy vhes; 10 have ssen HIN -
letter things lhs score stood as follows
nam I'm etfu
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New York sunday school Teachers Assos

regular ron.hiy msetins of the above as,;Aton
held ls,t .vrnnz At this Amt.y street church, Mr.
g. Constant in the chair.
After the routine of the evtning exercises hsi been
clr-d, gr. u. Z. McCoru'es, JF dsiivsred an al
upon this sunday and Ragged Schools OF Great
britain, and ihs Con,nen Hs rst.rei particularly 70
ths rtss Of thu Rasges school Union Of tnssaa the
pact year. From rem srks learn that ia son
lion with thr l37 instaiiops on,orac cd IN the uncc
tbero were l13 SUNDAY SCHOOLS stb IL 2is scholars;
scboois vita ,1st schoists-mssias . total Of 80
sctoon and about II, eco scholar, port on OF shon
srs ,rspse In some industrial porsut D4rDs ths last
,ssr there ~ss an iacrease tie sunday achola of
las schoarsdsyi +t9 even 7ss md 4strai els.sss
.es, veisntary teachers .lk1, psid tsash-rsl 20
With 10 The shoe black Society, there tr-.
operation, the r.d coats oia- All tns yslIos the
total of boys st work b,iog ninety rve. III.
s..nr ot The tea coats for tue tss epns March lat
81 ss3; they cleaned 2s0 isg pairs OF shoss The
eiue coS,, 3s pa2 pairs and fhs ,-hos c0ss ~ vT5
OF the shoe blscs Brigade s3 sch lars ,Sr~ pro,itsf
wi'h stust,ofs IL va. stated that larger np-r
than this crowded for, the sreat-r proporon
OF the tchoos had not sent IN thsr rstdrn. frlrss
were awarded ourir tn. y~ar 70 upwr3s Of 400 boys
and s,rls, bss bsa situation. for tive months %
the satisfaction OF thsr tmpoye,s There ars al pre-
s'n, nine refugees for males and sI FOR f-na'ss A.
or5ins accommodation for a,onL 800 boys, sni
1e0 girls. during the year 10 March last seven.
teen boys had been ssn. 10 the colonies, sni
ten MOI. we're on the poi,t OF smsrs,ins. Re
,er,ipg 70 the npanciaI croumsaoess OF ths schools.
the coDst snd subscriptions sad oesn As lsrs-
sby p.vous ,ssr although v fssp 10 the snernsy of
their operations the Of Zoo ssO,s tns
required The returns made ny ll0 10 al school, sh3s
ed receipts durba ths year 10 tas amo,nto II7,s26
ard sxpspsss Eis ia The rstarn, from al III. ,ols
are efimsted w ssow rscsp's ef G9g 0oo shi-b siisd
10 the general toad, vouio MAKE t'sl OF 900 In
support Of the Rssgei school movement
The sp~skef gave a numo~r Of 10 srssunG inc1snn In
10 the condition Of the psopls snc sspsstsny he
children OF HoibuSn, F-ld lane and o'hsr dstso. of
fondon Fdinburg Belfast &C., with illustrations Of ths
methoos and of issrac lion and sxbi si,es
bsr Of specimens Of tbs bo,ks In use With the ercois
DC. ~hieh are distrbntsd monx the schoisrs
On rnosio Of X O. PA q yota of al 0
dsr,d 10 the speaker TIE roll then called whsn tt
found that nfty I've schools vsrs rsprsssn;ei by
about 500 telssats.
Ke.srs 4. g. Constant, r. q Msforniek, " aad
Mccarthy were sppointsa dslegsss to ths Br,osiys
UIiop, for August Mr.. Parsharst, Of B5s'on, thsn
made brief Acdrsss, and the meeting asiournsa
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Tho fr'ssts Congress, bsuDd u the Nsai,srrassss,
SAILED from ouasn,ins yesterday rnors,ss
The q. s.susr Nj ,hirsp Capt .iehoisoa In csss-
nsnd, arrived In Dors On SATURDAY. We an fsrstsnA
thAt several changes have tssep place IL hsr ono~rs
hst Capt hsdtoE, of ns msrtsss, has bseu Uaas-
f.usd To tns Sss York station. % sueeessos 20
has bssn appointed Lieut. Taylor has tsksn tie pisos
of Lieut. EaDson and Passed Midship aAa McQas~n has
been sceei TO tbs list Carpenter fhomss ~ bsso
ordsrd 20 the home squadron Mr. MELON sh ,stss hIs
place ssoond Assis'snt tDgnssr Hobby, and fhivA
Assistsnt IcEpser lee hsvtpg resigned hsssrs sheoh
and M.rosr have bsss ordsrsd hsrs. Bsfa!o Adssfs.
Mi
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gave Ais sAns George Williams, vAs caught In shs
ses Of psssss the peshst Of John c. PAsts Of Hyds
Park LSss.s eounty PssssyivaaiA 10 tbs dspst Of ihs
View YORK. anA Hrts RAirsaA. he hsA skswsstsl Hseh
~ esea whioh soatainsd - noasy. onsw vaisbanhs
sek hsn nts essts1y, esd eosducss1 h Ss,srs R-ess
ess osssss, vss essniskd hin V JAIL rsi 81 the
ssxt tern n sourt,
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Va s MEiIOR, AUCrIoNEER-BY HoUaHT0N 4
W. MELIOR, tomorrow, Thursday, at 10k O'Clock,
snpsrior tone octave psanosortss pier and oval
srs Brussels carpets china oil psin.iugs,
stessres corner stsads fancy inlad tsoss, reception
and furkiah sAsy chairs. ehsmbr fsSntara In great
variety snsneed cottage sui,s hbraryand seorstary
bookcsses, dining furniture In suits 70 mitch,
osh, mahogany and rosewood sxknsioa dining tables,
iosstl -h a. endless vsrsty of nsdiam clss.
ture oval anc pier Mirrors paintings, clocks sss,
10. At ~ O'clock rosewood piAaofortss, fully
snd the trads to this sale, which vii b without
s,vs. 70 pay sdvansss aad make for other sass.
Also By order Of mortgage silver elatsd ware being
shout $500, FORKS, apoona easss &c. 70 satisfy mort
rage. Catalogues O nofnisQ of sale.
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