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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND =

- LIQUOR STORE.
s s eess se and 1ss
Of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he m
SS5.is5si STSks q fSs
Hi,vss ,, RsisIns cn FEs ssrd2e' I'm A9csoyiss otssd
Banss. sas sSf Sd J
maioa Rum, Sherries Madeira, Port OF yareus de-
cases, Chsmpsene Cider, Brandy Fruits, Rey ynoid's
Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, Msrasohino, Curacao,
soGigtion c HsRRSs Isss sna ise ana varied oe
Also, iStouGhton BitteTs, and Fever and Asus
Families are psrtieaIsry invited to call and exam
me the stock before purchesIng elsewhere, Mem
viii be promptly sttsnded to, and delivered at their
residences. at the shortest notice.
ported direct BY the subscriber. at wholesale and
Canal Rosts supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken IA exchange.
eyys old Mhskey; constantly on hsne q lsse:
Try produce OF al descriptions rece,yed on e22ssn
s,tf No So Twslfth street.
rTNHE LARGEST AsSORTMENT OF Plan
Il QFoRTEs Is to be found at the Music De-
pSs oc Is is ss.1i. w. 6. MBTzBRoTT.
A UBER'sI BRITISH POWER IN INDIA
Pofiticsi and Military Events in India. by Major
hiGSsS Du6oss ds y.nsuy
Msrtin's statistics OF the British Colonies, vo..
! The Kingdom and People of Siam. By SIR John
Browning, vols; London.
Our Anglo-lndan Army, BY Cspt. Raner, VOL;
Memoir of the Bengal ARTILLERY, by Capt. Buckle.
bengal ARTILLERY, vol. svo; Il noon;
Memoirs and Correspondence OF the MARQUIS
Wellesley, suecessively Governor General and
Captain-General of India, vols, syo;, London:
Military Operations az Cabul, and the retreat and
destruction of the British Army In lS<2, BY Lisut.
Eyre sS Bengal Artillery vfsjR vfFsjRANcK TAYLOR
MINIATURE THEOLOGY, In little volumes
lE1 for the pocket, gilt edged. H...
TIE Sermon on the Mount. .....
Parables of the Saviour.
Christ's last Discourse TO has Disciples. i
The Omnl potence OF God.
Peters Sermon on the day Of Pentecost.
Price, ten cents each.
oced PRENCK TAYLOR.
NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
" choice lot Of new Buckwheet Mea recelved
to-day. KING BURcHELL..
ocl5 Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th st.
GEORGE SANDS NOVELS.
Consuelo, three volumes.
La Marie Au Dable, vol.
Jacques. vol.
lie Petite Fadette, vol.
Valentine, vS - OIL.
Jeanne, vol.
Horace, vol.
Francois LIE Champi, vol.
FeverIno, vol.
Mauprat, vol.
~. Indiana. vol, LelIa, vol.
.r. Lucrezian Floriani, vol.
Lettres Dim Noyageur. vol.
Pnce 81 cents per volume Imported rom PSrls N
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

\ Ms 4. ehfySsiskt aSssR
lis s h: Fres. i;
Re bsS =, ths rom one TO any number of Musicians 10
Orders can 30 len 81 the Musical Depot. Of John
corner stG and streets Nav; 9.rs ms oc sssesn:'
MUsICAL CARD. = -
Prof A. F.. LITTLE takes pleasure in anpounc.
Wa hlngtsn, hIeIsndria. and vicinity. that ~
ne Is prepared TO receive pupils for thefttHI'
Orders len at ths Music store oi Mr.. Metzerott,
n washington, u; c., and the Music Store Of Mr..
tention: Residence, DR.. Hunts, Sol Penn. avenue.
Sc . 3tawlm -. =. '''N''
MRS. CECILIA YOUNG will resume her les.
sons In Vocal MusIc, either in classes private
pupils, Oh Thursday next, October LIST.
For terms &c, Apply at No. 46s Tenth street, be-
tween u ana r. streets Sc s-Staw4w
INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC. =
IRvING's Vocal Mu.ic Classes meet for in
struct'op and Pract,ce At Temperance Hall. on
eyenlnEs: Afternoon classes at ~ O'Clock, and
FERNS, Cin either class, 2 lessons. a..
sPnvate instruction, vocal piano, per quarter
Ladies and gentlemen de.irons of receiving 3
uniting with either these classes.
sAppo;tiopp m can be made to MrsI at the Hall
MR.W. HENRY PALMER & SPIANOFORTE
lS1 CLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons desirous OF avallnx themselves Of Mr.. PALM
KRs services are requested 10 enroll their names
early as possible.
This Class system 10 more advantageous for the
advancement of Children, than any other system Of
instruction. y = - =
1t equally advantageous for the perlecting of the
most brilliant performers. ~ =
- -... TBkMs IN ADVANCE.
PRIMARY Class IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
Sie All applications to be made to Mr.. w. H.
PALMER, at hIs residence. 800 r street, between
Thirteenth h and Fourteenth.
III Georsetown Glasses meet every Monday and
Thursday at II O'Clock, at MISS Harrovers George
town FemaIe Semlnary. seA liz
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L,ALL STYLE FOR 1857.

Now ready at STINEMETZ'S, 2S6 Psnns, vania
avenue, near the corner Of Thir-
teenth. the most popular Fall styles J
of Dress, or Moleskm HATS, to k8 ~
which he invites particular attention. EA ~
Having established the cash sys- 49,
tenn, and hnding it to work well, he EEA
will continue to make a discount OF ~HH<G
l21t per cent. upon the actual market S2e4<z90tT
price, mai king the hat sold for 81 (and
not unfresuenty for So for the low price of S3.F
a sig ht variation quality for SS, snd for $3.50
superior quality for the money;
A good assortment OF FELT HATS. CAPS, DO.
always on hand, B. II. .STlNEMETZ.
aug zl-tf 28 Penn ave. near 18th street.
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Stoves, &c.
NJ G. WOOD ARDS
NlETROPOLITAN STOVE AND GRAFT

The Greatest COOKING Stoves in the United
States.
have just received from Phiiadelphia few of
the new RisINs STAR, or double Oven Cooking
stove; n decided Improvements on the old Morning
Star patented 1857 had them got up in PhiIatel-
Phia this last summer. exclusively for this market.
They are very heavy and strong, and cast of the
very best Pennsy yanla Malieable Iron. All the
Cooking Utensils are made extra heavy. r. n.
Church. Esq, manufacturer. -
j have also, FHR LIBERTY STAR, made by Msssrs.
Abbott Il Laurence of the same place. The LfGHT
STfERr DoysLE OVEN Cook made by Messrs.
Halvan Bartlett Co., Baltimore, tog ether with the
very best AIR TIGHr FLArToP CoOKINe STOVES
that can be found IN this or sny other rket some
OF which are the celebrated SUNRISE. IMPROVED
GLOBE, FLORA COoK, NOBI:E Cook ana the BLUE
RIDGE R,TIsHr Cook. if any man can produce
better Cooking Stove, to excel the above Stoves,
for roasting. baking, &C., will give him $50 each
one Please Gail and examine them, II will cost you
nothing. and you Will see all kinds and iorts OF
Stoves, &c. For sale at m .-F
- c. wOODWARD'S, ...-
metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory.
No. Sl8 and so Pa. ave., bet. I0tl. and llth sts.
BalcOnY In Front full of SfnYna.
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n. 3. As to the SEA SHE'LL FLAT TOP COOKING
SrovE I have examined il thoroughly and think
II has very approPriate name-SHELL. Yes, shells
will burn out in a few hres. Ii a good name for
tham-good for the makers. And as 10 the old Morn
ing Star sold them last fall. bnt will not sell them
thai the aSer,s sSsnt nrr.J me fnr s,m0sr % Az
last summer in my counting room to sell them this
Fall; saying that If | would take twenty-five of
for hve years. told him would not have them at
any price. they are so thlnly made They are hand
wero not worth having. All the above can prove
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NJ U AL CAR ID.

NRS. CECILIA YOUNG will resume her les
VA sons In Vocal Music either in classes or private
pupils, Oh Thursday next, October LIST.
FOR terms &c, Apply at No. 46s Tenth street, be-
tween ID and r. streets. = Sc Ss-stavlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-24

To those that seek relief from the maadies of the
teeth, can chserf1Ay recommend Or. \. Baily as q
superior Dentist: hs made set OF porcelain teeth
myself, and the work has al stood well for more than
ten yeaTs. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Ami 10. la56
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

MASS HAD KNOCKED OFF IN rHr CAESAR Irish
man named Peter Boyle was killed amos. instsndy a
tie Little railroad bridge. As the train was pess'ax
Lau,ys Station he stuck his head out OF the window
which, coming in contact vito the tnbers OF thr
brrge took bis scalp entirely oil. Our informant sat
CO the sea. with the unfortunate mar, and was bespat
tered wi:1 blood lie describes the scene as swful-
tie crash Of the skul, the fainng Of the women tia
alarm Of tie passengers, al being instantaneous. he
Gays toe conductor hal before, cautioned the msa
aga Is. sticking h.s head or. Of the window
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
Sales bp Auttion.
'. NASH, Auc'icneer.
A UCTION NOTICE MAGNIFICENT Ro

- Y. NASH, Auc'icneer.
A UCIION NOTICE Magnificent Rosewood
a and Mahogany FURNITURE. PIANO-FoRTE. French
6 6Te Fer and Mantle MIRRORS Velvet CARPETS elegant
OiL rAlNTlNGS, rich SILVER WARE &c IF NASH vii
sen BY cs'a,osue THIS (M-ndsy MORNING at loi O'clock
sne entire contents Of the residence No go West bs
sv sist Of thre costly solid rosewood PAor Suites
covered II satin and tspe'ty Of various
Louis XIV. ard the latest PaIi.isn fashion, solid rosewood
fer Sofa and Center Tables Of the exquisite
os.wcod Etasere large rosewood Secretary Fanny Tables
laid with pearl elegant Reception Chairs In Satin Turkish
Fsw Chain moquet aud tapestry; large French plate Pier
and Mantle Mirrors broca and lace Window Curtains
gait Landscape Shades cb china and marble Vases
cen; Tc.sooa finished all round elegantly
rich and costly Pssn Ornaments Oil Paintings Comprising
sres variety o. subjects BY eminent foreign artists superior
cod roewood Dining Furniture covered In plush Exten
zion Table Dining ADD Arm Chairs Secretary elegant
co Cna Tea and Dinner Sets crystal and ruby Cut Glass
Ware nssnhcent Silver TIA Set, Cake Baskets Casters
Spseo. fOI GeSet: Mug. sslve,. ivory balance handle
Nashsteads TO match suite French China Toilet Sets
pure Hsr Msttresses Bosrs and Pillows; mahogany cush
oped Cbsrs; Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Beds Also
Bedcou Suites Ingram Carpets. Mirrors Engraving. Hall.
Stsnds Velvet Stair Carpets silver plated Stair Rods, Oil
Cloths &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
ARLE n X A L K o A
III SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

Commencing WEDNESDAY, Juns J Ia5T.
Trains !~svs Depot II White and Centre st. Z!
C,o,ou Fails connecting with Inc OF for Lake
Asbopsc ~ mExpTe.s Maj Trin fol Albany connecting
At C,ton Fss with ne Of o Lske Mahopse Pndy
l Rdsrfed at Brewers for Dsn6ury. St Chathsm -Four.
Western R,ioad for Albany Tsy Saratoga and
the IVES. MIlerton Train stopping at al stations.
pn-Wiams Bidee Trsip stopping al ,ts,ions. 6. p.
10. White Paus Tain stopping ,: a.. Stations.
Ie.ve 2stb-sr. Ststoa 7:b I'm w Isms BFdae Train,
.,,r,, =. N stations, Il n.Wlasms Bridze rrsin stop
ni,rs I'll stations, lli White Plains Tram stopping az
"a stations q n.wiism. Bridge Train, stopping a. al
So NV liam, Bridge Train .tsppEs :, all stations
MN. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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nSBORNES ROOFING CEMENT. This su
~ pesr article ~ ROOFING CEMENT, eocount Of u.
elastic ard iBdurstye properties shoud be put upon every
esty and old root in the city II perfect pro
lection against FIRE being mpenersbe heat stone We
recommend 20 those CT readers who ques Of some
thing rcsly substantial and cheap The inventor Mr. A. L.
OSBORNE Is the only person in the city who puts ou Hs
o6Rce is at No 4ia Canal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

By toe Of God free and indie all pessyu N
erected in III. estate Of JOHN r WARE late Of he CITY n
fewYo,t deceased creditors Of KIM or o.hes Wis.,
send greeting You and zach Of you hereby cited and 70
9srd per.ons be and sppesr before our Surrogate Of TIA
County st his Office In the City Of New York "a
5oon Of that day then and there attend the final
o. the account OF proceedings Of Charles Abernehy AID s
deceased ntemony whereof caused the seal -
cnee OK said Sunosate 10 be hersuno affixed Witnsas
Aexsnier W. Bradford esquire Surrosste Of our I'D
IT, S. COUNTY at tia City Of New York tho sh day Of yus
IN the OF Lord thousand eight hundred sa4
ttty-seyel- J..2lswGw A. w. BRADFORD. 3sroSsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

NEW YORK. June |, 1857,
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co.'sBUILDISG.S
WE have formed COPARTNERSH1P, under
w the Name and Firm of -
A. N. LEWIS THEODORE STOUT,
For the trans acting of
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
Includng the neaotstng Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC En-
CHANGE, MERCANTILE PAPER and LOANS, che Buying
and Selling of STOCKS, BONDS &C.
Our xperence il the House of Mesxs DuNCANSHERMAN
Co. from the their business until the present
time to whom pleasure in referring affords peculiar
advantages for conducting the business we propose
Particular attention will be 70 Orders for the Purchase
ard Sale Of STOCKS and BONDS and FOREIGN EN-
CHANGE Collections made all parts OF the country upon
the most favorable terms.
Interest allowed on Deposits A. n LENS
THEODORE STOUT.
addition TO the shove reference pescnt BY Peri.
son following j. T. Soutte esq President OF the Bank
OF the Republic James Barnes ESQ., President Of thd Mer
ehsns Exchange Bank VIM B. Astor. esq New York; Hon
VIM Kent Epstus Corning. esq, Albany; Cha' H. Fisher
eco Phad, lphia.
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Nater Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bins
Ul hsm,ou light hours rds from the city by n T. aud Erie
Railroad Visitors viii find this Of the pleasantst ps
tie Union. Bcard ID per wees. Address ! NORTH H.
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DENNsYLVANTA RAILROAD.-TheG GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North aud Southwestern States by con-
hnlous Railway direct This Road also connects Pittsburgh
with daily line Of Steamers TO al in the Western Rivers
and Cleyssnd and Saudusky with TO all ports on
she North Lakes making the mos; direct cheapest
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 10
and from the Great West .
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLiss-Boots, Shoes, Hate and Caps )7jcant, 4,
Books DR. Goods lin boxes bales aud trunks), ion m
Drugs lin boxes and bales. Feathers, furs Sc..)
Second CLAss.-Dornes.ic SheetinL Shifting and -
Ticking lin original bsle Drugs n caks) Hard. 6ocenss
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes Wool and sheep 100 D.
Pelts Esstwsrd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THIRD CL.ss-AnyiIs ssee Gnsln. Qn es'na jOosut. y
Tobacco, manufactured except Citars or cut &C.. "
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Esstward) Lard and ~ cent,
Lard Oil, Nails. Soda Ash German Cay Tar, 100 ID.
Pitch, hOsin, tr...... .....,....s.'''..'......sJ
FLoua-sl y bbl. until further norice.
GR,rN-50 cents p 100 ID until further notice.
CoTToS-S2 BALE not exceeding 500 10 weight, until further
notice.
In shipping Goods from any point Of Phadephs D.
cuar 20 mark the package Via Railroad" Al
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phladspha
Pittsburgh vii. be- fo<w arded without detention
Freight AGESTs--Harris WorIney Co Memphis Tenn
T. Sass Co., 81. Louls j. Mitchell Son. EvansyMe
Ind. Dunespin Bel Co.. and Cater Jewet Louisg
KY Medium Msdison Ind. Spr.sman Brown. and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; w Graham L CO.. GAINESVILLE,
Aston House New.York and No. Wilsm.st New YORK
J. Sneeder. Philsdelphis Mayrsw Rooas, Baltimore
Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsburgh
II. II HOU STOh. General Freight Agent Phi sislpata
h. J. LOMBAERT Superintendent Altoona Pa.
May l. 1851.
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nTDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Prom May

III % ias? ,r,in, will le.ye Chambersst Station foows
Exp,r,s trains and 5:lj Albany Passenger aainA
esm Is m. snd 81 for Stag srs ,esos N and pm
for Pourhkrtp.ie IA sni asd pm for PesGskn, 6o
"a The PourbSsepse Peexskl and Sing Sing trains stop
The way Pisnser, takeu st Chamt~rs Csns Chrs
tops.r sai 5issts ,sns for New ,rk sarv troy
ant 40 sni 10 u A.h.uy st a s;ls aat 10 u
. q. saI ~PM 4 Z ohttds SpPtratsa1eSs
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Ocean CLEANERS. &f.

DEDUCED PROCESSION THROUGH
IL FOR CALIFORNIA-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
via PANAMA RAILROAD. The United States Mail Steam.
ship Company viii dispatch for ASPINWALL on WEDNES
Wsrren-sl North River the weknowp aud as: steamship
ILLINOIS, Captain Charles Boess. o. N. Passengers
and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad and connect at
Panama with the Pacific Mail Seemsp Companys magnificent
steamships JOHN L. STEPHENS r. a. Pearson, Commander
which viii be In readiness and leave for San Fran
cisco.
The public informed that the Pacific Mail Steamshp
Company always have extra steamers lying st Paa
ready avoid possible detention OF psssen'
gers mails :.
For passage apply to l. w RAYMOND a the only Oce Of
the Company, No III West ST. corner Of WsTIen-st N
Regus, United states Mail Steamer daJs th s goth OF
ear month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS The undersign ed offer for sale the
SEWN PER CENT COUPON BONDS OF this Company
Gate ssus having twenty to Interest payable semi
annually the first days OF February aud August at ths Com
pany' Agency in this e"y. - ar,,,,
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gmsuranre Companies.

NLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Cash Capital s25oco with slsrse surplus Office No. 50
" ali street opposite the Merchants Exchange.
HUGH LANG, President.
DIRECTORS:
Hugh Laps Stuart {. Marsh, John Penfo.d
Charlie. r. Sword ID Henry Haisht, Joseph Lawrynce,
John Compton, Siiss Bronson, A. X. Emo,
Leonardo Suarek Joseph w Cores, Lswrence TurnnTe
John Watson. VIM K. Strong, > T. Neol
sumuel Wuets Noah s. Hunt, Thomas Small,
Gee Crsyols Jr, G,s A. Townsend. Don A. Cushulan,
j n. Ransom, Alfred Willis syy'r l.. IL. Ward
n d Smith ]. s Boyd. AYzhaga De- ale,
Robert NJ Bruce. Henry ). LeYerieh. Alive +: LainS-
Co.'S W Lavrenre, r.. Townsend J. III Hocomb.
JAMES b. AMES. Ia, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

EDWARD K Collins. No. So wa,l~, Ny.
.t BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co., Liverpool
STEPdEN XENNARD Co..
No. q Austin Fhsrs Loudoo
r. G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
rne ovpet OF these ships viii be accountable Tor s
oliver buon specie ewey precious Stones or metals unless
pressed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of New York noce hereby given to al
ha ing claims against ALLEN LOrHSBERl late Of
saRervi Fsyee County State Of Tennessee. deceased 70
the with vouchers thereof 20 the subs sbe a.
mis- Office, No 3 Broome the City OF New ork on OF
before the day Of December nert-Dated New
York the 2Hh day Of JUNG, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN

NJ RAILROAD Chicago 81 Louis Rock Island St. Paal
Mi,xauke- Kansas City and al places IVES. and Scun-w
yis New Yok and Erie Newfcrk Central American Lats
shore Crest Western Railway, and Michigan Southern Rail
rosd, forming the shortest, quickest snt most pleasant roste
70 he Great West The road between Detroit and AdHaH Is
now omen and citing Adrian with
Main, to hicsso and tbs Wes. Fox frhe: information apply
A, .he Companys es No lye Broadway corner OF Dey st
- ' JOHN +. PORTER. Aycnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

IN Sale Of tae Real Es..ts Of THOMAS w. KELLY late II
re City .. New desessd lately made under the orders
OF the surrogate o< shs County OF New York BY John No
neaomy estst eehoides viii be distributed anoua
hose entitled thereto BY the sad Surrogate o. the
Ono. "a the CITY q New Ninth day Of Sspssmbes
next Ten ocisx the fsa'oa q ,aA. dsy De.~d the l
jag 4 July. 13S'- A. W BkAufOED,
Ustsv1sA STrSsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

nISSOLUTION.-The firm of DREXEL,
~ SATHER CHURCH, of San Frapdsco and Sacramento
California from this day, dissolved by limitation r. n.
DHEXEL ofPhadelphis retiring therefrom.
Messrs SATHER L CHURCH US per advertisement below,
collect all claims in California and NJ DRExEL
win settle the business on the Atlantic side.
Any outstanding drafts will be paid presentson at the
'''''>'''' p''''' 'p'A f. M DRExKL,
P. SATHER,
June S, 1857. T. w. CHURCH.
NOTICE or NEW FIRM.
P SATHER and Z. w. CHURCH have THE day formeds
oopartnershp under the name Of SATHER CHURCH. anu
viii continue the BANKING BUSINESS heretofore
Quoted by the late firm r. SATHER,
San Francisco June Is, 1857 T. w. CHURCH.
gATHER L CHURCH. Bankers
Corner of Battery and Clsy-sts.,
Draw BILLS OF EXCHANGE at sight in sums 70 suit
follows:
On New Payable at the American Exchange Bank
On Boston Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank.
On Philadelphia. Payable by Drexe Co.
On Baltimore Payable by Johnston, Bros Il Co.
On Cincinnati. go. Payable by A }. Wheeler esq.
On St. Louis Payable by Haskell Co., Exchange aux.
On Pittsburgh, Pa. Payable by Z. V. Jones' esq, Csshs
On Loisvlle, Ky. Payable by A. Y, Hunt Co.
On Charleston, S. C Payable by II. w. Conner l. Co.
On N. Orleans, L.. Payable BY Brown Johnson Co.
Also Exchange London
S S,s,.Hs1. of tAe Maine Germany.
Purchase CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT aud other Ex-
CHANGE cuneHt rates. and transact general BANKING
BUSINESS r. SATHEK Ga. Frsnci.co
f. w. CHURCH. '
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furniture.

ENAMEL.ED CHAMBER FURNITURE
LI New ard beautiful styles Of ENAMELEo CHAMBER
FURNITURE Housekeepers in Of this cheap and fash
ionshe style Of Bedroom Furniture will find large assortment
in all coiors at H. = FARRINGTON5 Mandatory Ware
rooms Nos, and between Broome and o1and
ENAMEI.ED and COTTAGE FURNITURE.
~ Superb suites beautifully decorated, from 25npward
the Old msnufaco,y No. 64 Broadway between Houston
and Bleeckers Goods carefully packed for the country
MODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE.
01 Manufactured .,i sale by n. JOHNSON, No. 40
Hudsons Y Circulars forwarded application a. above
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Aug l. 1857.
TTyHE EAGLE BANK of Rochester has this day
Il filed in this Office notice of the appointment Of the
CORN EXCHANGE BANK, In the City Of NewYork
Agent for the redemption of its circulating notes together with
revocston Of the tment Of t Metropolitan Bank as
agreeable 10 the entitled An TO amend the
several relating Incorporated Banks Banking Asocis
tons and Individual Bankers" passed April II, 1851
JAMES M. COOK, Superintendent.
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Builhins Alateriais.

Bnilhing Alaterials.
JNNCAUSTIC TILES-For Vestibues, Halls
Hesrtbs Dinips. rooms Conservscties. ke. GARNKiRh
CHIMNEY TOPS ORAIN-PlpEs.Ac fof sale By - -
MILLFK & COATES No. 279 Pcasl-st. n. Y.
NARNKlRK sud AMERICAN CHIMNEY
Lsns Isand Po.,cy p-po: 80 >: Nss'a9'' T. H. QUINN
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CUPREME CoURT:mCity and County Of New.

CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
- York EMANUEL HOFFMAN against ISAAC BLU.
MENKRON.-Summons for relief tCom. bot ssxved) TO the
above defendsnt-Sir You hereby and
aured thee mpsnt in this which has 6d
the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New Y
al the City Hall in the City Of NewYok the s5h day u
july 1887 aud TO copy Of your rths,
s.id complaint the subscribers az their office No
Wsl street the said City, within twenty days after tho
service Of this you exclusive Of tho DAP Of
such service; and ii You tail the said compsnt
thin aforesaid the plaintiff this action will sppiy
TO for the relief demanded in the complaint
New. York. June IL, 1851 KAUFMAN FOSTER.
july27 law6wM Plaintiffs Attorneya
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In PURSUANCE Of ala order of the Surrogate o.
sons having sins a4sins. THOMAS SAVAGE late Of We
6d New deceased 20 pre.nt the same wish voucLeo
Thereof b. ,he sbscrbers az the Office Of John T. k.chs No
Coolest in the City of EewYork before the tenth Lay
o. September axt-Dated New York the sixth day Of MAok
1887. JOHN T. EITCuIF Aduini,trxtoS
uh9 ,awSma' EMILY +. SAVAGE, Administrators