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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PETTINGILL q cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11e Nassau Street. NkW YORK,
Aud No. 10 State street, BosroE.
Pa Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United sssessnd
he
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

CoRHEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, SC.
WOOD WARE.
snO pigs eoy'd Buckets; ll25 doE md Boxes;
| $50 dozen Bail BDxss 20l Hames;
200 nests Tubs, pain ed; 300 Zine Wash Boards;
2T5 Gos Vanished and Three l5,00l Pow II indIes
ticop Buckets; 70 ness White Pine Tubs:
21000 as,ed Broom Handles 900 1ne Fishing Poles
T5 dos white Cedar Buckets 500 asS'led Liquor Kegs;
200 dos Tar ms; -, 10 doE r Cedar Cans;
500 pigs Half Rush Measures IS Met Boxes. varaishd
g dog Pine hurns, assorted gao Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 125 dor Wen Buckets. assed
.- BASAET WARE.
900 Willow Wagons common l7.0 nests German Market do
l6) +" extra; 80 " Clothes do;
$40 Carts common; 100 dos Feed Baskets, in store
$40 I" ex lal tops sni to arrive;
70 Empire Cabs; 300 dozen assorted Market
1r0 Wllos Cradles; Baskets
200 extra % doz ChiIdren's Rattan and
l50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 doE sssted ONCE Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also Clio. Hampers Imported fancy Basket; Work Pruis
and Flower Stands. Aso-WIlOw Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dos Feather Dusiers; 100 bales Aicant Mats;
500 sss'ted shoe Brushes So lutte Hark and skeleton
IS s Rocking fiaT Horses; IS dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1NOeOis II and IN inch Manila Rope. $50 feet;
lSeoils ~ 70 sinoh do do $50 DO;
% reels Bed Cord aud Plow Line Manila;
$50 dos Cotton rIow Lines and Bed Cord
100 deE Hemp Bed Cords Ii0r bales Carpet Chain;
i,oOu bs Broom Tsne Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Irvine.
u bales Batting; 15n reels Hemp Packing;
s. Nickin.; I0 coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; 100 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1890 bundles Fruud) 1angsrman's Wrapping Paper
500 Mcreaors do do;
2, 900 reams LOckland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper 75 resms Shoe Paper;
It's Ham 20 4" Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; lbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candles, stesrine Candles
Starch, German soap, &C.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, IN lots to suit
Bench Screws in half dozen packages, In lots.
RiVets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' USE constantly on hand
Pine Churns is o. 49, inch Cedar do l6 1s 90 % do
Cerdar do l6, IS co. % do Painted do 90 2l "a do
Brass Hoop do" - " do lBArreI do Is, Is, 90 q do
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black TCp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
For sale by s. II BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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A RARE CHANCE.

TIE oscr for safe Il hsnd coatsnag
400 se5es, on q . ab indanes of tiaser fv
bate askin< u Il well valered fhere 4 on It. ~
the best BEST sTKAK SAW MILLS be found ssy
wh-re, Nhce q Ia sueces-fe p~raion and cutting
300 sess Of psrk dzy. Ths rE- cf.n y sasc~psl- Of
bng mAc " The best So ek fGrs IN TIE eeoatry u
Is Is misi from NaAkvils, - miles Turntiks rs npke
via Be ba " running thsoagh the isna, Hpd With
mile n tie AHi- ~ tie Parchsaers paying anehsf cash
hbern tim wiz be given the baa. DE- uhch he Mn nay
b. nade % ply sta prpp-r attsut we kDes %
The MI may hired ssr the haiAaee II ths year ~ dessd
"a. N Ssg<oas sud tesns vi he sod, derived. A
liberal trade Eh BE- made IL good nrgr~es and maies In
partpsy Fcr farsAef particulars apply a thIs ofce.
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FOR THE 1000, 900.
THE u. =. PATENT MARBLE co.
90 thompson 81 New York,
MANUFACTURES Of MARBLK MASrLEs TABLE TOPS
Itl COLUMNS, PEDEsTAGs &C.. in Srnna, Brocatel and
all Italian Marbles. his article, which is preparation OF
Of Marble Dus', chemically combined with mineral colors
TO be moulded il, form and cul by which
mnrhe he ma1ufsc ured at less than half the
the common matrri J. while IL eXces Il in durability and
beauty. Unlike marbleis-d iron aud ,ate there is no
surface work the color running the Of the
rial while no yrh Is used to give temporary b=autr 10
the suria e hanels from &s 10 $40 Table Tops, ke
equally cheap
Rights for the Manu- dctUre and Sale Of above for the
different states whirn vii returns To those
Interesting themselves Information urpshed applea
tiun TO PETER PENNIE Presr, or
JOsEPH LAAR, Sec'y. ap.El oct95-ly
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I.ANT CAII..

BANr CALL.
VUoss Still Indebted the ate Arm Of RInAeE and
CHURoR res. sctely requested 70 make Immediate
payment to s..-". JOHN RAMA p q.
June 80 .- -.. ~ College 8 rect
JOHN RAMAGE Rsoeip, Of Ladies Kid Pump RusElns
...... Trin'd sI pers
HIssSs lasting CATERS and Slippers
Children BrvnE and Blark Md slippers. With vAr-
other tci foI Ladies wear.
June 2S JOHN RAMAGE.
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AUCTION CARD,
For SALE.

4 no. Brick Mason ard Pi sts-sr, about 81 years oi
~ age Aso the best oook Ia Tire STATE, and several
fher likely girls sni youHg Apply 10 -.N
jy2 WILL l. Rovr "
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The British Plate Glass Company.
RA AVEBHEAD, LANCASHIRE,
ENGLA AND.
WAREHOUSE FOR THE UNITED sTATEs
JOIN r. PLhTT
1e MURRAT T., YORK
Where will be found f assortment # their Superior Pol
he Plate for Store ard House Fronts how Cases &c Al
so ROu. Glass from I 20 y inches thick.
n Western Gu toners referred 10 the New State
House Of Ohio Coumbus which glazed with the PlaIe
Glass Of the Company m.'h2s-p6n
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&lOO Reward.

ID ANAN y T"ui here's - Asi A. b D. KToonKns,
~ MI frpm Nsshylr 90 h. m,rning Mon ~ ths
dqy - unr, inst e. oNcman. nan ed Mar ~ DARK
~ color and hstvrtu IN thitty years aGe;
her tne nG Size aad Of hne sTpearaDee Tatheg
peasant cOnteran e; front teeth very hsd.
she ~ sed q B,Slifg tfvet a. KY, aud
Wrought 10 TIT city nd od alb ~ i've nths nr BY Jas
Cson the ntigitb, rnoot Of RoWhngGre,n sbe has
fre husband In BE ing Green, and also children
bel ngiug to q amin that place. and viii
doubtless attempt to grthAek here, and r there Tree
state. tI "-T.
will Eve the above reward TO- spprehension and de-
livery me-, at ny OGice Va Ezshsile- n m.
juBeii WILL I BOYD, JT.
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IMPORTANT
-- TO HousEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
Thc HsOPc Mills,
II FULTON Street and II BeeEmEn Street, New York,
Principal cface, 1O8 Front Street New York.
Factory Nos So 81 go H3dson Streets, Jersey City
THE PnOPRIEToRS or THIS LONG AND WELL
J. KNOWN
Coffee and spice EssRbIIShmeDt,
Continue TO prepare the best PIN rnln cue siCal
Powders IN use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT. TEA
AND 0THFR CAKES, &c They AsU prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and other articles OF daily in every family,
which they oer upoC the most reasonable terms. Cata
togues sent TO dealers who request them.
1920 r n. J G.. ISHAM.
N.B.-Consnmers advised to inquire for HoTE MUS
'icies. -.a aug2-ly
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LAW PARTNERSHIP-

PRICES GREATLY, ,REDUCEDi .
RAG q W ATERs,
NO. S33 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
AGENT for The sscst ltestOn nud New York
tNNTK UW Ms
'HE Largest assortment Of Pianos Meiodeons Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise of All knls In
h" United States Pian1s from THE different s
comprising those Of every variety OF rom the psin
neat and substantial 81 octAves in wsput or Rosewood
up to oEE tE)rsASD DoLLARs No hon 10 the Union can
compete Sith the above Ia the number vsey and cee
orty OF it nsromrns nor In the ExrRnELT Low PRIcEs
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Iron Frames possessing in tn r improve.
msnfs of over-strings a and action length Of ,cale
power, and oompass IF tone equal 70 the Grand Psno,
united With the beauty and durability OF of the
qusre Piano They y pronounced by the Press and
~ the hrs Musical Master equal those any other
manufacturer. They built of the and thorough
VI every climate
Lsh Instrument 50 lraneI IN vve satI action or pur
'hsse monsy refund Z. SECOND HAND PIANOS AT
TO Si40 "
HOrRCe " aI.rA, NeIOde0us. sun. ,ior iu,tr,,
nents in tone, and Durability make Funed 20 the
equal tenperam-nt) NeodeonS or a. ofh-r styles and
makes Price s45 80 sTB 90 Ei2s Rf4O double Reds
AID two banks Of W, 90 L--- liberal disco lnt.
Clergy and and ,hurche ezfr discount.
SaTtins' GuiiarsS Brown Harp Flutes, Flu-
'inas Accordans vosas ard Mnsi AZ INSTRUMENT. o a.
nds ~ leS=r prices than before oH red 10 the public
Iarge d count 70 Teachers sud schools. The trade sup
oiled n th" most lib Tsl terms. .F
muSit 0ne OF he 4rRest ana bet elected catalogues
u Music now bshed mDrisinR Of the cho and
most roPusr airs NJ the day. sad viii be o6
from the regular prices.
Music by mail To- all parts Of tn co1ntry post paid
PtTti usr aud ntion paid 81 ORDERS rec Ved
nv mail estsRctOn guaranteed In every Instance Pianos
and We oderns for rent, and lowe on pnrrhase
Pianos and Ne ode'ns Tor sale Monthly p-yments
Secondhand Pianos tskea D. eNch tpge r new General
and select Catalogues and sche ue Of forwarded
all parts OF the country by mail. .I~. u
t Great iniu offered to AGENTS 10 all parts Of
the oaunty 70 sell the OaACs WAr rs Pianos MeIodeons
and Catalogues OF Mu ic- jyl2
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Ths areat Tnvention Of ths Age.

" GEAE6sa sfaeh a. fsr eattiux. Pszsins Msrt3ng
ke, irvssplsr sr@a = vaqa, W b eskiAAsef a ne
,aFpsatsr lcp 81 9esgvs sifh flaxhss % 70 norroE
nlar AZ 10 oek Te paha are issl - fes d "a e-
,rsslsn .rjia. 49, w, F,eRir. a. M-Hp,h.
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Horse Power for Sale.

I tlHST rate horse.p power ahl fr all kinds OF Ma.
chinery requiring one, be obtainst nv sppyinR
oon tn K Crooksh&nks Co., No. SO Lever Market ST.
juLe20 du -.s.# .
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nN MONDAY. Jgly ttsh, aili eou'nsnes selling Ice
" al regular as eenis per pouAd for
palsses Of the ss~sOn- liyis-iul c , h, hAK1Ik
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light, and the narke, closed Arm. Con-The sales
embraced about 5000 ~ 900 bushels, on the spot
ana 10 ani,e ipcluciog dtiuing lots poor a. good.
al sec 5sc. SEC, and - nd Western mixed part
Tor export al 61ae Oats we're steady; South
em were scarce and AZ abou' &c. 3sc., jersey AT
acc. 42c., and state and Western at 45c. a 4Ic.
CorFrF The market was STE dy, With sales OF
1000 bags Rio AZ lie, and 500 matt Java nj l4Ic a
l4ic FOR fuller details OF the market We refer 20
the circular Of Mm. Scott, Esq, at the end Of our
report
CorTox.-Hoders manifested more armpess on
account Of the Arahias Eews, but puyers were dis
posed 10 await the receipt Of private sdyices before
acting. The sales we're sgain confined TO a few hun
dred bales at prices which afforded no correct cri-
terion Of the state OF the market.
FREIGRrs were heavy and inactive for Great
Britain. shippers we're inclined 10 await private
letters due BY the Arabias mails. To Liverpool
about 10000 So 900 bushels grain were engaged at
SIC. 6lc., IN bulk and bags, AID 1000 900 bbs
-four at Is. Cd, with small lots Of cotton at ABOUT
Id. To London. about 500 a 200 bbs. -four were
reported, at 2s I'd. Rates 10 Hayre were moderate
HAY was steady. with sales Of 500 bales report.
ed, at 55c a 60c per 100 lbs.
IRoN.--Scotch pig was steady, with moderate
sales, at $3l so s32 so, SIX months.
LIMF.-Sales were made 10 q limited extent, az
soc. for common and 81 lss for lump.
MoLAssEs,-Ssles of los hhds. Porto Rico at
4sc., and 800 do. Cuba in bond on private terms.
NAVAL STORES were unchanged, with limited
transactions.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-Th market was heavy and
lower. The sales reached about 800 a 400 bbls mess
in lots which opened at $40 37A, and closed at 500
q $50 123. Prime was at sl7 Is a $17 374. Beef
was quiet, with sales Of rs 100 bbls., including
country prime, at 81 81 so, and mess do. ut s. Is
a 50 so; and repacked Western, at 81 Sill. Prime
mess and beef hams were dull; cut meats were
steady, at sc. for shoulders and l0c for hams.
There was good demand for smoked hams, and
within "a day two about 200 q 800 terces
st. Louis cured have been sold at l2c. Ba-
con continued scarce and nominal. Lard was
firm; prices ranged from l2sc. l2sc. for prime;
and 500 terces were sold to arrive at lac. But.
ter and cheese were unchanged.
RICE.-The market was quiet at SIC. 4ic.
SUGARs-The market continued firm, without
change Of moment in prices, while the sales em.
braced some 100 a l 200 hhds, included in which
were 500 do Porto Rico at private terms, and the
remainder consisted of Cuba muscovado at SIC.
&C.. Refined sugars were said to be about &c.
higher.
TOBACco is in active request, buyers submitting
to the rise OF prices The sales included 275 hhds.
Kentucky, at Sc. l3ic.; IT'S bales Havana at &c.
45c.; 272 cases seed leaf, at 7lc. &c.
WNEs.-600 cases Of caret Of the brand OF st.
Esteppe, were sold at 81 IS, six months.
WHIsKEY.-Sales Of 800 bbls. were made at size.
3Sc.
YELLOW SHEETING MErAL.--About 500 sheets
were sold at 24c., six months.
WEAKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR.
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TEk~UArf Jufg ~ = M
AsHrs.-Ths stock Of both sorts was light, aud
small saies Of pots we're reported, at sic. &C.
BnsapsTrrys-- Flour. The market, on the
strength q the foreign advices, assumed greater
nrmness, and opened at about Sc. per bbl advance,
While holders In some cases demanded N high a. l0c
pr bbl, Which buyers In the absence Of private let
tsrs 30 Arabia, we're unwilling 70 meet, and at the
Close sales could only b. Effected At the full prices
a yesterday. The transactions embraced about
Too 500 bbls q AL kinds, At about the follow.
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Am0ng me sales we're about 700 500 bills. Cana.
Alar ~ psicss given 10 the above table, The sales
~ Se,.fhsrn emlrscsd about 900 bills, at steady
1xoes Rye fear vas hrm, at ~ rs q ~ IS.
ca meal continued arm. without change In prices
whsas- PRIME ~ choice lots we're abou. Be. per
lsshsl hiwisr. The .sias enisasd 20 600 q 10000
~ go ba.hsl. nsnding Rscine red at al so, mi.
go pripe red "a ~ ~, Milwaukee do. ct Al so a
a s&sti s.. Canadian choice white sold at Al
- commot y god %. al III 80 ~ ". Southern
eo sew southsrl led at VI rs. The receipts we're
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BANKs or NFw ORLEANS.

Total. .sie.2Til46 7,lo7,2e4 s,l3s3ea Il loi 81
The following table exhibits the respective amount
Of exchange held oy the various banks, and also
the due to distant hanks, the latter being
prised In the table Of deposits a. shown above
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Remarks.
Sales Of Rio coffee for the week ending 2sth inst.
were large, andsa to the trade. So far this week,
pending the auction sale of the Hannah Thorn
ton Is cargo very little has been done. Holders firm
WIN. SCOTT, Coffee Broker.
New YORK, July 30, 1856.
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ruNi ~ tares saartse 80 - eii 80 80 80
OF ne ioasl sxpafs a. .zlat was IN sp~c~
~ .hish mess thsn coo sal ~as @ipp~d anrng the
quarter n aims "a -. Las. tn trat quarter ~
the a-sl yrar sprsars - - 80 ms~s aotv. ~s.sln
for ahirmsnh y sp~ss. 81 = aesa Aaf ths
sxal lmpnrtniion In a. ufrs quarsr was prvty
sqasE, diyia~d. ~bsls ~ sKForss fsum gusrt# 10
au.~ssr vwri~d conui&svatg
The nslsmrrs As~ ~sa. q - asth nj. thus
rracs. shs asafh a NJ Desc. sapsfa,en.sus e
&c ,rsss Csnira Rallr a.
- r. aa.nrrmemt ~ 80 assss 81 y y f~Fs 20
go a - ! hew Maafp~l. - rscs3vel n~fe
e. wth Fefy Nsttsa etEfMssse q knN -
800. ~ 44r& eaFT rafueatai 80 eW 49,
49, 3 Haffewt - 80 - ~ 80 fmunN earl
t .a. lts 8et.sasent - f-sssa o. epfF ~ thti
- -. 49, ffasasswtss1sn wHlst waie hn
t.. - - 81 ~ ftrans go aers1dI,mf b a. rewafd
Eta NH8 go So tsfahs-hea - enarNasf q ar
80. -, . "a, saa nosi s1ceni faifvad sncf-ons
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Personal.
A DOPTION.-ANY GENTLEMAN Or LADY WISHING
"a ADOPT fine healthy boy whpse parents arc Ameri
csHs vii please call II No ~ Wes rhrty nn,h sree,
DURpOcK ALL WILL WON'T ADVERTISE AGAIN.
CORY TO SEE you LOOKING so BtDLY-woULD
- you meet me 2Fh of Nay.
W neutrality-suspicious. or TIFF RESIDENCE or
w Whereabouts ~ WIl0nghby Y. COPELAND who formerly
Sfeup,pd olce ~ william ANY person giving
nh formation VII be literally rewarded Addsess e. Dor
l,il3 y, \, gest olee.
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The interest on the Harlem Railroad second
mortgage bonds due on the lst Of August, win be
paid ss the Office Of the company No. 80 Pine street,
on and sfier that date. sales Of these bonds have
been made, within few days. at ~ per cent equal
70 Is per cent. interest on. There il not cheaper
class Of bonds In the market. They are In fact frs
mortgage bonds, Tor they have the hrt lien upon
the property pledged for their payment They have
the hnt lien upon q kind Of property-real estate
which is much more available than q railroad, In
the event Of foreclosure. There are very few first
mortgage railroad bonds In this country 90 well
cured o. the second mortgage bonds Of the Harlem
Railroad Company.
The interest on the first mortgage bonds q the
Hudson River Railroad Company. due on the lst Of
Angus viii he paid on and after that day, Of the
Companys once, o. Warren street.
The total shipment Of gold from San Francisco
during the first sin months Of the past and present
years compare A. follows
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GREEABLE COUNTRY BOARD.-TfIE HOUSE rs
"A large well finished and commodous surrounded with
rich ten acre grove within mile Of the New Bruins
wick depot Address Box IS New Brunswick Post office.
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n appears from 40 onsciAl stss<msns furnished BY
the Trr~snry Department that tia exports from ne
Unised states during the Ara three qaarssr ~ the
present. s~cs year sxoeeded the imports In ths
S.ms tine. Tis oeclsl resarns sr A. foIiow.s-
CYrxsurv q. rss UxyrsD ~ssr~m-f~t~vu an6 xysv-s
Fft grfswfs INa hapsvts
cuartrr eu4ng = "a 39 is8s. o. 80 - q vlt,yee
10 &c 80 Ae~N ssssHH#NNf#Hs ~f%e - tWNFt -
a. Mafrh ~ $40 ......... a "a ats u 9sI "a
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A NJ CkIsTALAR, AUCTIoNEER, q BOwEKY, WILL,
IA. SELL 1hlsSday 30h inst, at los O'Clock, removed
household furniture consisting
reaus bestead tables chairs sofas large LOT Of carpets,
oIlcloths &c
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EUGENE X. FRANKLIN, MISUNDERSTANDING
~ LIN NICHOLS CO win sell this day Wednesday, 3Nl
inst, 1Os o'clock the first class boarding house ~
Chryse between Stanton and Houston the whole Of
the furniture; curtains carpets beds and bedding mirrors,
paintings china ornaments china and glass table
lery silver plated ware rosewood pianoe &c the whole
embracing article useful and ornamental required Ia
FIRST class boarding house.
forte and piano STOOL H. ID. Davis New York, maker Tho
depend article In the house being sold 20 tn highest
bidder Catalogues the Of sale the day
Nassau
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CEaARs.-sEvERAL INVOICES FOR SALE, AT MUCH
- below heir market value Early application e re nestet
Cash advances made Of 1omesis, herman a
manufacture. segars from ~ y mpwmds;
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GILBERT T. SAVAGE, AuCTIOSEER -PEREMPTO-
" sale Of groceries upon which advances have been
msde, Wednesday 3Nh inst at IObs O'Clock A. NJ nj ~
Cedar street Sugars, as nour mustard macc,roni.
rasns pickles herring &c Sc elarct in mpor ed,
brandy and Port wine In blackberry raspberry
brandy lemon syrup, Also 10000 Of various
and iayorite brands Also IL cases swiss absynih
BUGLEY A SAVAGE.
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L,oR sAIE-A PINE ROSEWOOD PIANO. IN GOOD
order. WI ~ -pd Al sl70 below cost. Address lpmer
dseg =. =, bon iga Pey eIee
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DOuND NH. u0TFis AND wOTORrArHfc WATER
~ ~ Northampton wasaf his fsrorlfe ~
vads ~ heah snd ~ families seeking
rsasaiion and pleasure mos delshily shus,ed. amid
charming mountain sctnery, AMI partially surrounded by
orty a fore.t park Jenny lind aer three
ngnkf' stay called y The Paradise ~ Amerca The
rr Dr~ and airy and hAs r~fnrnlshef
ana wsh 80 aienon - eomfort sslosn met ~ hotels
of N~w fok ety The tables pieufnlly suppn~f
win country imxurss fresh um he uArkesa gAr~ns
daiTcs ard every aentoa given he recovery a
paiien sal thf appfUatA ~ gJe9s The views from ihs
eaisned Ycfsniahs q Round VIZ woFth journey
The drives m vctny through rnmrsic mountain
sfsnsry, NNferdrd ~ bFamy ~ New England.
n. uAi&rEb, n ~, ffuprietor
SEA nATHfSa, At LONG BRANCH " THE Pro.
~ ~ 80 MHfrr atan flutr hNM leave nfnrfa
ths feuds Mnf thsA kwv have
csu uss.ions 90 thosr wao favur - n IN 4 ean.
=. ~ -. ". tOorEk. fraprietor
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r EATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK-NEw YORK,
IL July o. lS56-A dividend of five ( per the
pita stock will be paid the stockholders and after Friday
the LIST of August The transfer books viii be closed
T. r ACIY Cashier
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CCTION NOTIcE.-TTlOS. BELL, AUCTIoNEER. BY
BELL BUSH, this day at lOs O'Clock in the salesroon.
Il North william street. will be sold the eec of gentleman
returning TO Europe also 6runks valuable cohng dry
goods table and bed linen jewery watches gold chains
perior Cremona violin and and other
class hotel e by boarders who did pay for their cham
payne The gentleman who bought the pipe Of gin do bran
MIL be sold o. y oco,k this day. by order Marshal
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The steamer Barcelona, from this port for Hsvre
to-day. carried out $4,000 in specie. The total ship
ment OF specie from this port up to the 26th Of July
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A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF INTELLIGENCE AND
IA responsibility desires meet with party disposed
render little pecunary assistance for brief period only
security given, required Address Mrs F. Il. f., Broad
Post office.
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A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL GIVEN TO MR.
N rFRA,HlO by hs pupils will take place at bic cademy
49, nraadway Wednesday, July 10 No efforts will 10
atsFed his he brilliant reunion OF the easou
rraubs lsf b. WI attend
L,oR sArE-A PrANoFoRTR, NEARLY NEW. &C.
III eost $50, viii be sold for $50 no. Apply 81 2s
Grand street
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~ road Company, No II Wall street, New York July Is,
ls61be interest the bonds of this company due Au
gust will be paid and after that date, upon presentation
OF coupons at this Office. j. W. CURRIER Secretary.