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GPHSrSs % BUsroSe uwABs.-isul.ihs q ls theatre
opened FOR lie Eon6ay 20 large a,d er .hug
esic suda.oo ties. sgres ss.t alieraion has bosB
uaea 10 The Interior Ct tns s.s,re e TIE ersccu ~
ard n.r''tul proscsnI rrcn wh'cr carries - he
iof ef 'he rct crF fcaaitg 70 the eye, su.
slso improve. s1e acoustic qualities q the alu-a Tie
stock cearae. presents ~ Neg nance Of -oie, b.! "a
c,udes te cu.of lsscruss Ct ns: s,assn. Tao pisoa
were "Ine tl'sh sGtsssatcr' sal gov - Pay tas
Beat" n'reds0rg r. JoN3 Cuiss The vel lgso~a rsa
comedian, rho p'sy. sar engagement q SIX nlFb.s
H. Collin. who il socd -9s-cscs.slve - tas 3pe Of
roeftng TT 5rnoa G. TIE tst's cia cercsei ~ TIA
late " Power aa wc received, oftfa stp'~nssi ari
al Of HI. sol ~ sEegc avAn syar. ~ sit
aurag TIE xcsk, srd wHi b. stccesaed ~ 10 gisa
ara ,rcupe, ~ Which rss Lusy Esco,. rfins donna
sDa ~. Henry caglres tsncr.
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yellow FEvm-Acro- THE BcAeD cF HrmtH--T~o
cases Of yellow foyer reported ., the foot Of Am
street on Saturday. which, examination ~ the proFo
authorities and consultation o. doctors, proved b bs
correct Tho men employed IN lsndIng goods from
lighter "a Atisntic dock. Tho inter was employed IL
bringing goods from ~ oantine. Inem prompts
errcyed 70 Flassvsh ho-pss In yles on hts state cf
fscA specia meeting u the Board or Bsa;th caoi
yesterday, AMI The following presnbo solution wore
norsed -
whereas believing report 70 nc b. the Health oMcsr
by csrmunnetcn wh shtcrs Sher wise eyer
a The communicated ur disease from inecsd vessels
detalnfG ~ ClersnGue; therefore
Resolved That this h1srd order and drcs hsg Al
Atacfcd 70 Ngater tA-su, gtogs "
usbtersd or stored tra veser 1t Qu.snne sia re main
attached e such hgkte- ~ barge ~ reside
iwerE 10 u mmedise sleinT unaer the direction
of me usolI Ofreer euf al TINE leave
least amer eu.h goods shs have beer discharged
without fret Obtaining apernis Ia writing from sssd Heath
Dncer.
The two cases above noticed All THAI have occurred,
end the o. tnolr disease directly aaccase 70
sels from Quarantine.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAsD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sTooK BoAsD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aasast',l, 1858,
Stocks du, Pern,ylssna ssste ayos Sag<. Reeaios
Rei1ca5, cay sorrlH CsDat, As; Loag i,aed RAT
rcat, isAt'i Pe1Esy iysr!s Ra'iroa,, 4sal.
hsw 0sIEAss Aasgst 81, 1858
Cottcn-sses 70 iAy 500 bales, tao Nsrs6, c.oeng
WITH sd, anoitg tendency. Ifeiao,s 10 Ls.fpo aags
adTrncee lod, az are quotei sssi6l lod.a assgos
leG
BALnso,E 4as re: Ri, 1853
Flour steady wse.t isrc iea, q IS = -; ahl',, 81
50 81 so CorrSnts, 7sc. a so; yalpw. s55. So !
WhAkcy dan :. 40 szhxs hess poIk, 81 30
lIrusnnPa.A, angus. 81 1858
Flour fam aea urcnsg,d. wnoa. dol,; ssloc OF eco
bustep 80 81 % 81 80; wai;o, 81 81 81 4S. Com
heavy: dies 900 boshss yeliox q, ESQ., Pork CO
casngeo IneAs, SIS; saca!as.E, 5sic. Gnssay dull st
26kc aTc.
BurrAlo, August Sl-l Z. N.
The srp2'y Of fc0r eGring u go,t, me celraaa
rncderae. Market stAsay SAes Of 10 bbs. a. 81 80
Aelgan, 10 to s. % FOR cao.4e sZ4s oa., Aisnigaa
and Csrsciaa, and 80 rs % ak Tor coro.e extras
Wheat il IN gooa milling aoria no, paciciy red winter,
ana the nsrses lie Hrs sn: prcer better Sass
Of 30 tc busfes a - "a >; 49, or rel O5c, ~ IS
Tor vtiS Iroians, a. q - ~ choice soiie icegsa
and Car soisn. Or da,l att hsvy ba,ur3 geng pacS
Tor lover istes, and n,ssrs 10. ting 70 aaid nuca
s~oe 10 eco b1snsls, s6ilc tor 1.souna re snd bl,
Icy quiet mo animal Os,I duh At 40 Ht.skey uat
and Ioainai sc cLosl fresni.aSe. IA io@l aid
wheat 90 Ner York. keceipss lcr tho last tfrty
heurs- IS CO. rbls l.g aslS cushss ~he- "a So
tueLGis ccT-, 1890 Lisaaa cats Sip IaaS - cana.
2,eAo bos. Hour Z t~ essne@ wheat, 35,'D BUSH
corn.
N~Wtoo, ALSit@ ol--p 4. VI
Flour steady. West dull, with ceciri1g tendency
sales oil Zoo bushes Toisdo ST a ~ - t2.
City icrs generally have shrt down al? TAIL, nd
consequently 10 s irqairy FOR tile dssesp
Loa Corr steaoy: sc- VI $500 bushels uSois ~ 75c.
Cana roishs uIchsnsoa: aoar, &c; whsn. 80 aud
corn Tc., New York. Lake irnrors-l6 coo ousho =
wheat, 5000 bushels corn. Cana e1porsc2 90 pels
-FOUR Co cusres wnes 81 oce bushels corn, 10 go
bushels osis.
CHICAGO, hggrt 81, 1853.
Floor active WheN a,yan -, . &c: cas- C. Ssc
Com arm and dscllrcd &c tsies Al Gaa 0-;s dull
a. Ia ~ IN "
bUsaeis Ssipr.. T. a-sgn-il ,aa- hasnels
Rscelps3 loo obls. rsur, 5Tco0 best 5s vsss,
l3o, GOO tpsheis corr.
CiycranArI, Ansust 81, 1855,
Flour LusysDt upaer TIE ProOolias aasces;
supor-e cam b. pnrchsscc beor 81 IS 81 Waskey
hrrn a. sc. wpea, na~encsasc t. Mos pork Sl0
Yul asae
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three feet, ana perpcnaIcnlar Of one hundred
and ten feet; rsssd stsssn in eleven minutes eight
seconds. The length Of the hose used by all was
two hundred feet The Elisha Smith filled tho tank
in eight minutes twen.y-iv seconds, ana threw
horizontal stream o, hundred and forty feet,
and perpendicular one Of one hundred and t1enty-
live feet; raised steam IN thiIteeD minutes and fifty
oneseconds. The Lawrence machine was withdrawn
on account Of breaking small bolt soca after firing
up. The proceedings then were adjourned till half
past two o'clock
The afternoon trials commenced with that of the
New Era, Of Boston, which resulted a. folio va
Ruled The tank in min. 32i Sec; played horizon
tai STREAM 10 feet and perpendicular one 30 feet
raised steam in " llii Il sec. The Lawrence then
had trial, resulting as foows:-Flled the tank 10
min. 50 sec played horizontal stream l54a feet,
and perpendicular one 40 feet raised steam in
iOa min. The Seneca Falls and Baltimore engines
did not make their appearance, aud another Boston
engine was not present being Detained for repairs,
The trials excited great deal of interest,
and were witnessed by throngs of peo-
pie. The steam pressure at which they
commenced working was 60 lbs, and not al.
lowed to exceed 100 lbs. while in operation. The
prizes were $500 Tor the best $500 for the second
best. and 1900 for the third best. Tho awards vii
be made tomorrow.
After the single trials were over, all four had
grand trial, drafting and playing az long as their
owners desired; and the opinion is freely expressed
that the Pbiladelphia engine is the best, and will
undoubtedly the first prize. Diner trials will
he had tomorrow, but not for prizes. The awards
ere the gift OF tie Insurance companies Of tic city.
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AhEls1ic AESyAis-he MORT STR, ~aleh arr. 81 yca.
'ercey, bfeugh; 80 snfec- Nr slFstosoh N" popular
and tIcepl musical drec.sr Madame C1iaoo, tie 70
5rius tosua; Mr Iorcs. tn.o w rsHcssta ne tonoF
alo arrived u tie Nof'a star, aaG y meaber Or III
sItkoschs company. sre. Core 10 Yrhor,t rss ai.o
se lesTp, beer ercGGod b. sr. S.ascsen, sU4 chs g
shortly arrive n NeN YosS The engagement 81 sai,
vCrise American pria donna ID lueAy h for Mr. SRA.
scseh. We pfsspne thae - II euorT h1va no pleasure
70 bear these At'ss Ecw York. aud Chat .hoy VII thsn
maze ouf O. La country. Kerr cs,l F0ru.'s has ~.
urnfc ypaa hig tip a. the White Sulphur slrpgs. tna
q ss, % e. = eEucsrac asa!,h. he IL ergsgsa vtl
rrH .nr,S.
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evening Of tie 2t0 OF July sssrls y5sa and sssn'e
by ss~s,r rtms'n IN the saos they 6,,ve deas
beat arrived; q Roy named Bradley drove q c,.c,
fof ca tnas tveG'rs, lie vent 20 New Brighton:
We pave yar OF GAG prswn nsses; Day drove
them; csscs sod bay pair driven By Dutsin tne
par cr,vtn ~ Daily nf,eer and aals nsrds
h'eh hcCoSDsct drives nay team, sbe BOY y.aes
drives core, Psr; Csociu drives psr o. grsys;
general tbns Drive toe un0er Their "a ar
rA2ee Ds-eoI oryes psw OF pories, a0aa rec ,ect
wbst tire closed he eta ne so.. .veope .g. ~
colecton OF sIeasins t. OF trc dr7ars a8r
occcs sbss evening" cans WHISTLER oss accounted
fer this roe 10 she ogaats os tho mex. marnag inass
kostd az my books, Gnd focnt the Gail mentioned bg
DAILY as having ces ~sce, with tho snsss T.
cosoed tho pooka shossd that ths cali
Ne sttb Of July; occi kpow rnst Dsiy drove;
srns nc drive tam which did 30, cs.ong to n'u I'll,
teaU fLaf 20 usually dave wont q the rnoeA that day
Jotn mclosm1ak desosod ths. hs wAs 10 the sGploy'
msnt Of Mr. Carroll on tho tt Of July last driving
sb'g opcu carnage; Lso gray ana ~hise norae
sas dnvios hcm ssoot ten In sbe m,sn,os u,sl
rnn aoout p'ne O'Clock that evening; the cSir,axe
ara hoJtes we're pr Cut after Owe O'clock Ne. Carroll
oit ro cali upon 70 do anything Aer ava oooos that
July; they ole rot appear to be very busy tust aa5
boasded vito Sr Gssrci aad silent - the sssoc tbs
re rrsr snd hoy rcurt@d a. Mr.. CARROTS elsp hsv
lived CO The Island about ouI years 40 not know IN
road 10 Ube'sea Mr.. rarroi trusted us Al sse havo
sct talked the waiter stt Rpyhoay sace; ter't
know Whether saw MI JOIN Car s0i NJ .hs ftaSa be
t~eer Eve ero o'c,cck tss. u gut, xuoT ths, M
horses NO, 90, Of th- rtsaa ,est night af,e- ~
hnchea then; wN siqht, srqnIpsed 9TH Da!g bsora
cse u tina ssansa. deaf sa.w whore he tho
arepios q tue 2on o. dolly don' rccoes' seciIg asf
usa,f Ca yoasg Mr.. Carroll 1t str 10 thst eseany
tfcs ~ NOTICE o. scr q the hqa;s coming Ia after
sH' Msp a. 1.,,o horse. took 20 pA';Ieelar no',oe
Of shs ai'e- 7 -, ~ ~ n1ee.; thcre
I 20 Other carriage h tie s'ae,s Ike TAO hi,'e
~ ts'fou cas co. Nocpao, hs tiaer livery stable msc
aiiarc ytgss s~osr delo.ed az sciiosy:-I am sooc,
sixteen years aia, an p NJ Crsoi''s eapoy ar.
Of Ju'Y Use dam ~ 'eaar Grove TIA t.y; rsa 40
sper oar ING. 'ee.e i VS. ut go goi ooe en ce1sF
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AcArFMY or sUsic-sscoSD SrrgARAAc OF grgyorA
GAssIgR.-Ice Z" Scrps-brsn WAS rsp.ss.t "a, ever
mt, 9th the came d's'Sibutou 40 ua M,atsy. r.
house Sss excsiieni 60 'cn n'gai," 400 ,na cev
pims donas repeated tho tiunI,.s o. heg Efs rlso.
IRE next frers, On f'ijTy wit IN "agaiea' Il qb
ihe new iennr, s'sGsUi cut Tie nss bssro, Gathaid
s1' maIe tbSir ditu. stofs CASTER ssEs Caaa, sas
Mice Philip. Sssdnie.a The p.o-paots fGr the sess,o
a.. g frs brshstai ordaf th- press Is 10
pra'se II hs s-i,Da conua apd OF t5s e. st.
Whs have toi SCI appeared tsre " haye the bes.
account,
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Hnzxl., nw a ssiscF'r Sewing Mnchsyzsz %
Y,-rRslG lu.ysu,eueor Once gas Rrosdwag.
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Steamships from New York for Chsns.
oyDERS kECSiykD FOR TIL. BUILDING OF TWO YES
ssLs- SPLENDID risiD YoR 4MsaIcAN TRang--
srEAmsas ALREADY SIM our CREATE DEMAND
FOR MosE.
very pleasing cofulsry Ia dp7om sac cnsesvors
70 he trade II China mcs Important resu,.
howrg fc4r sbe prevocs t1g on. from this city Of
wo superior ycsseis tur the navigation or he,
waters Ia &c he found in ns fac. two rn,ra nagun
caot steamers have beer ordered su 10 Ner York
ros trading purYesss re great rivers Of the empire
1hesc ~" ssfemflps The stscSs et the yard
Of 81 rnonss -oyer, loot Of Forty third street, East
r1yeT. and eatic uotes Of American mechanism
One Of ire vssses = % os large ils c,hss Email
size They have nasn ger All consequently
inust 70 dsl 1,rahs6 0y inar reareo'iye imeasoas
RI. larger e,oso.er ell 10 az Shut hrAer hovdre-,
nursreu. Bs frRrts--rooS mace 81 I've oar
ocnst sna REQ cedar pssry Al raoc AMI ther
rest son e'sps scr berg adjusted them q, ssst ss
hey are sti 49, II ei he seea he, sire
oTisi SniSb PUT y yes4e shs viii rsaul.e lille
time complete ,hso chs sefo uasce ous o.
sner voacs usasiy eul!oTca construction Of sos
rels al her tiza
The ncdel Of ,hs fioa is ioa supe iof . hat %
the Yang rtzo. vhi =, lacy bg;lt oy g- G5;yey
ncd which t. ros espoyeo 10 ruaniss bel Seeu fog
hora ard Sltogase. aat ysass uarysod ter apaes o.
~ Celestial ss,esa.
re large (oew) s'care- will hays tso oscrs'iag -
9'oss eaci sah Al y ro 4ce cyuader and eight tes,
,.rose.
caaein ssrx L. Potter s supc-intenons tia oonsttuc
icn Of ihm yeses.. ~10a, When ia shsd, vii sa an
efaot Al suos.aota spepJieo q eco superior wofS q
ar artisans
ire snsaT Fteaa.ar E;l no o. about seven buodTsd
b1!tbaa Sht ie oe.us piAI Aad, and All cs
rssag % .ssuoo wt;sE tcTg days. ste El have bs.e
srsoe end foSsy four iooe cylinder w,1 ea foot slAs
Cspseia Geotss sauds watching ever be- clns,.au
too.
IRA ercires FIR hath vsssels now building 3. the
norgsc iron Wo:ss j. this c,y
nr Cciyer has siros y tui. .he stearers Ccl'I.la,
yass lrza fer al mea N rhog ana ttsjr
eac performances hss already stated, produced Ill
arces bons frdied, Which, in VOW a. the roceet
peach treaty c",cuicc With tho great Eastern 1onarca
NAY be su' ias toreflnpsr CT many DOT Ia
probable but ,1si the uteros rivers o. China H
eoed w-t noss spec Of America marine arch,sc.
ure which II she stsfs os river sssass and feet csns
raiders viii surer'sfa the cuGbrous uuts the ocn.
>ls bringing civ zson and trade facilities their docr
"a ,srgse foru all ;he troops or gus semi
a. the re 10 rVci ~ England and Frarco could ever
EOGcnrllh.
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Ieirons' Superior Sewing Machine, with
n--S l. rrcvensns coasy,sts tor s43 al 3rsakwsT.
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Barry T-so,xa.srr-t - as Asxs .;
re sgn.e cressing, he-G' Ff- sis-Ag az cus
1-r"st1 80 stsSrsnE be ssy EAdits sTt. 5cA ~ o.
t-.ixg'yH
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Nisirrrs "a ire CITY 49, PsTt' srwisFfy ps-
conmerdss 70 purchase coss q ue .ow asd dsgh mi
leifnne, me
BkTuoRAL Bovor<r
v mases uaos beautiful present = Il Il hightv eosr,
he h6lcs and "a uaveg sally Act he Ia :,
' cfiei sa'e-,. ~
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BssehcI.S's Hair Dye. Wigs rnd Toupses--
Th hes - the World srrpsssirs AZ. MADE, sold sad
r',eo A. the n..nofs ctory, 2s5 BrOs1ws..
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1ArtIstanaos.ss Gasn Tsn Market, No. 4
cst es ete,, Compare tsse ard Judge FOR yougse.ves
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S,ssissioro's Hair Dye. Wtss md Tonps es--
III bes 10 the aor who and rsssg. enf te s,e Iri
yatoly offered al No sslor Eouse
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z Inkss- Stoos<iogy, t<nn!eI cu,c Tru-ss
tspzs2ee supporters. a. rr. GLOVER no. Arm ST. se
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The Russian Ersgsse General Admiral.
TIN LAhnas ST Ynnnk,- a.1rp r.. ILL rro... =,

Int Hcshsns brsgate General Admiral.
THs LAs6ssr wooDsi saIP IN rHs WORLD
This nssS.hcens vssssi nov building 10 tue yara
o. "m H. Webb. sq., 100, u sxln strec, at river IN
tns city for Toe Gar Ajax aader rapidly LpproacaiE
n oomplescc.
rvceni yss q bar oho~s that she is fa.iy piaIy
and all the decke la. portion Of tue oaiaiGe a1
uoss ~ sne INSIDE works pointed aud the
are now engaged ee,t.us ner load putting on .as
carved work which consists OF a. irumeose dooe.o-
hosc.c Easssn eagle.
The Nor are also engaged IN arg tive large and bavy
brass CASTINGS II tha stsra which aes incded for ihs
propeller aud shafl.
Indeed ihe s"iire huh or the ship s very nearly CON
piesed, ard pr''eo'' dos opportunity for .oo,o trio
rseed or corious 10 matters TO us Gee OF ie
greatest chips ever emil, or s,snoo by mn
The deperai Aamirs, will he iam chsc very s,on tbs
"Hays' beng 10 profess Of Construction, and when
suDcseo she with V sksa 70 the Novelty Iron Works TO
receive her engines, ec,iass, nc.
TIE parties nis.essd IA her Construction kee Jnsse~s
40 quiet tia! oi Lutte notes has boon ner By
press arc .bc prrc consequently know bu, little ao'u,
ber.
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aRcsaaI Eu. ~ N.A ofn1E--t1axSn T. Zoe,
No yesey street.. Ast .ou4o Tru,x~- snd poresl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
- -
Ar EysRDsIdss LIS CELkBsAtsp ~ .DptNs
depot Brosdwsy soosner Dpsne sireet -
a rrv uuyrpvn rr---rrIuMIE ,Trr,N O. gD-v
a sscls esn H. lad NJ; prage street. tas mornius 81
rer 100 Gan esrig.
ATLANTIC CABLE CrsRss.-wN. @. FARRELL. No
soS Broadway, all oneg dU1nR tas eeek iAYae
AZ rnld and mounted chain orsf nenss n ca ole pro
cured In rsrson board he Y. :. q Gamer klasara.
A CARD-DF. POWELL GAN BIZ CONSULTED, As
N heretofore lsr he pss' treny yevs ali Of
he and ear from % oclock, Il 80 1roadvAy above
TwsIfIa ggssL AriacsA eyes inserted,
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Eoy SSiovinS si,s ss'r ass sv'is"a'a Hnsr
bolovgr only rezts botua chsnEss The hhr
v The akins q troglhIJ
a epprea water tauro tho hair th,uss-
Il Si BOD o. t.e dg SS Grsrd siges,,
corner o. ALen ". H.
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Atlantic Gable Boul So 90 asgary, % Cent,
piece, SIS pex hanEa. ~ lao foot $50 Brssd
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J-..ss W. sTsln---lslr.s4aa KsotoXgAsn ~
l77vs q Fled, exhibition RKt Owe Sa,lsg-. III
f.r,Aas. ss, SrSr ssou.ySon'x aasova.
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Attention 10 nvmed re o'issi1s les, II. ~
Cskcs ". rIsfy, kst 49,,

nsrrsr-. rtyv1-v . co ,-G-rusr,c-At your re- -,
ard IN justice you bound sa'e D.. iap9sst o.
TIC Nsnr % The Aaanc cable o. nsart Ne sn1-
suse sse,r figsia sisgsrS % yorr Ism an tsftW ~
cter perry clssrssto have sny ,0Ten aert y y ptf
tsve ber- procured from % frca 80 sra tpersrs
which crib as@d aoasd before te cable rtt IN
witch hc 1rsnuy IL TO- ~ g - wcrtr n efH
There peculiar Interest ah.s ~ 10 ea1s WI -
have Scmrt. twenty miles ~ Il s~fnly sfb1l - ~
recovered wsie through al o u q sie <ft
Signals hei.s asEns Whole - - .tls
c-ru-l.a 81 i-sinx n. rsts-
o. sousse qasny " cshlo car 20 asa tscs ~ 10
Eus aud ard wnaF rrecnens have bsen cruae8 ~ .-r
.cvnuy bp = fsv, Il aAy y ihsss s;sschei as pesniJ
ssrn vtoh - aAsG pUTc1sse4 hy pnsgssas rom -
fs- hat eT part parcel ~ = abe wheh = ~
actually nA. 1rSEaan. gentlemen. YER uT eur tsierd
GYMS y. FIELD.
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Eril5ways pals ant gia.iaeus. White
f~.hnrs srrrs stu Joints. ohbisias hurns cea,ussonr
have for huse 1eilo sys Antr eat,
propeiues IL ~ internal r.Y the
liiis.
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E.stsusa'a Ntlisasd Palace (iNeeaD IL
tstlsa Court sud Esren pcokiYn standard
fcDsvsiod isenl 10 tables, lA9 luiIu srsst. 40 Ann u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-28
THE FALL FASHIONS IN NEW YORK.
[From the New York Express.l

[From the New York Expresal
The great and uncomfortable heat Of the summer
months having given place TO the more bracing and
agreeable breczes of autumn dry goods stores have
commenced their usual display Of fall and winter goods
which every year appear to increase in richness and beauty
in design Judging from the appearance of the stores
very large business is being done, most of which is no
doubt owing to the great influx of strangers that are
crowdng our hotels and streets
Silks of course will demand our first attention. and they
are well worth all give them for we have never
better assortment In color and quality than that
at present exhibited Flounced robes and robes guile
are prevailing styles together with design named
robes les which consists of stripe running up each
breadth of the silk being broad at the bottom and grad
uay becoming narrow towards tho waist Two-founced
robes fashionable for streedress than the dou-
ble jupe small figures much worn we have seen
some very handsome robes with velvet figure forming
the ounoe the figure being filled in with velvet dots
this makes up very rich dress there are also some
pretty things in large squares the centre being filled In
with O small figure of different color. Il ... .ls4.
Popns as usual find plenty Of admirers large plads
are much won Of the richest we think are those
with small velvet bayardere stripe these make up very
handsome. t s s. .. a. .sa.#-y-...E., a, ei .
Valencias mernos and delancs varied and neat
in design as in general Deahe Roles de Gdnbrs with
sort Of broche border very pretty and from the pat
tern, require but little trimming In mernos there Is
nothing very new. -. .........s -s..a
There is the customary assortment of French Prints
which make up charming morning dresses. 2a ..
Evening dresses made up of Illusion, white and
colored, trimmed with lace, chcnlie ec these py gas
light really beautiful They are in oil styles. Floun
ces Double Jupe and Robes guile.
In aces and enbroderes this season seems TO have
collapsed all others Point d Ancon and other rich laces
have been imported in prousion that argues well for
the confidence merchants have In the revival of bu
ness We were shown particularly handsome lot Of
collars sleeves and handkerchief made of Point d Allen
con and Point ID Angleerre mixed and it formed most
beautiful pattern
Point lace and black Chantly lace ounces greatly
I,ybtro 1cIke fpr
ming Groseile with rich black lace over it, looks very
handsome, Point ID DAcncon and Point d Angleterre in
collars sleeves and mourchors are among the novel
ties Mechn lace Is fashionable, both for trimming eve
ming dresses and in collars and sleeves The sleeves
of various designs; the full flowing sleeve, with plain
coored rband under the pus and quilting over among
the newest styles Point lace courcs and babet trim
med with flowers, are much head dresses. Col
lars and sleeves, os npHn, mostly Of rich French
embroidery with valenccnnes lace inserted, trimmed
with groselIe and maroon plaid riband.