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Information a, CARTERs bookstore. and a, the School
nRAWING and PAINTING ACADEMY now
SRs4 Ri IN AS fsssS4 sas n p.Sas &
@ BasdxsS S,Ti on FTo = M Broawsy
EyENING SCHOOLS, FREE 10 ALL
IL Notice hereby given hst Egetns schools for the Edn-
cation Of MALES and FEMALES whose ages or syoc.;iOn,
prevent their s.pdins the Day Schools will BE- opened on
MONDAY EVENING" Of Or; SCHOOLS
Is. Ward, School House No. . 81 and % Greenwichst
Vth Ward School House No. l. Wilsmst-, Duane.
yh Ward School House No a. corner North Moore aud
With Ward School House No. q Chy Hal place, near
With w.rd School House No IL Madi.on. near Jsct.on
With Ward School House No 5s Clark st, Broome.
x.h wsld, school House No. q Alien.' res. Hester.
KIN Ward, School House No . sh,'t, near Avenue C.
KIN W.,s t sShSS HS HSS.. No 10 g ,iP H,re
xIIth Ward School House No. 81. BrOOue-'i between
xyth Ward school House No IS ls,h.,,. near sthav.
XVIII Ward School House No n l7thst., s;h-ay:
XvIIth Ward, school House No l3 Ho.on.t, Essex
xvIlith Ward. School House No 20 -th-st near "a
xlxh Msrd School Hou.e No 5ls,.t near Lesnstonsv
KILT wsrd I'D School HoG's 10, q 57th', 2d:,v
xxlId Ward, School Hou,e No 2 4sh',. near stt-sv
FEMALE SCHOOLS.
vIih Ward School House No "a Elm-.... Leonard.
% yh W.Is School s HGSss No No e H. near n.F Pr Broom
Ward School House No % Chrys,ie-st. nI Delaney
XIth Ward School House No. TO- 5thst, Avenue L.
xII,h Ward School House No ST. 87th-st., forkyile.
xIIth Ward, School House No. 49, MaDhsttsnyile
XIIth Ward School House No S9 ilJthst, Harlem
XIyth Ward, School House No s. M0tt.s; Spring.
XVIII Ward, School House No. S. l3h.st., near eth-ay.
XVIII Ward, School House No. IL, l7thst, 8ihag
XNIIth Ward School House No. 10, lst-ay and sh-st.
XVIIth Ward, School House No. 30, 2thst near 2dav
XXth Ward School House No8 sis, ST. near Le nston av
XXth Ward School House No sl} 2Sth-st, gthsy.
XXith Ward School House No. IA. 2Thst., near 2dsv.
XXIId Ward School House No. %. 4oth 81. etiav.
School Colored People males and Femses will also be
opened School House between Grand and
Broome ss at the time. Experienced Teachers have
been engaged and everything provided hst viii BE- required to
conduct Schools and afford thorough instruction 70 Pups
free Of charge Application for admission must be made At the
School Rooms the . hool. opened.
An additional term Of Nine Weeks VIII The IA
day Of January, 1859.
GEORGE WHITE,
DANIEL SLOTE,
TERRENCE FARLEY, Executive Committee
WILLIAM SINCLAIR.
WILLIAM MONTEITfI. Evening Schools
CHARLES Z. GfLDERSLENE,l
ANDREW l.. BYRNE,
New York, Sept 81 1858.
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/ SSIGNEF's SALE.-PLATT ADAMS. As

n .snee by SIMEON DRAPER, jr, Arctoneer-P arsusnt
% an order Of Supreme Court The s,s-' ' M
Joia Thonp.ou hands CONSISTING q 10 - ~
esch OF TIE BRFCKENRIDGE CAMEL IoAi. IOhrASf
Ana Al. ,hr ...,s except ho.e In Estion of whiih
plee viii ready few lays before ard $; me .e
~tl b. sOLD 5. PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Mervhsas ~
change In The Civ Of ewYork the 6h ot October 1893
., ~ O'clock Terms es.h.-Ds'ed SEPT. u la& ~
-' PLhTr ADAMS, Assignee.
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COR sALE-HuLsDALE COTTAGE, stu

s-d ues ths yulsse o. South Orsrxe J. within tnI-e
n.e. depot sIy niu-is. by railroad 70 tas loot
o Cou-.at street, y T.. and thirty lnlte drive . ses
sk on Li.b r-ouad oy-rsur shs Valley and Rsrost WITH
tn Or.rs, Mountain frol; with Of hne pros cs
in the Couu,ry ksyirr niles % ntsiI so.l-ry iron
bar 70 Ws.. Boe1 containing six Of r-und IN
der hgb c-tvsion snsde tee. surround hs nous
ar a. aou. fruit trees oors.inT Of apples cherries Ac-
living .-re. forms the -oufhe-n soundsry Inr-
l. vel # good water a-l ci--rr ch losi - A..,s
TIE dwelling contains IL an ci0s-s ora fsrflss
a. .h. p.roI lsx5H tfct~1 x2t sith Lock ~oo' -
vss-d hot sd cold and -f s1 nard
mo the L.ehes batting With DO; Iri cold ws;er Iae
bsrr T. SE0 WITH .,a. for tiK horse. ard foor io 81 AZ
sse. bealde harness sEsaary ke Puo- 'he
the premises. OF q; No. 3S 81 l.oerry,., Ne~ers ,,-,,
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Jnstrnriion.

AME. SCHOOL INST. No. $40 Broadway, sup
"A plies Schools Faie. with superior Tesch-r- sco4.
with Puu, with School Circulars lErs, lit9sy ara
Teachers with positions Teacher, wanted, Books. Piano Ac
supplied Reir.roe, Dr. Lowell Ma.on, f.culty Amnerst
College. sMilf' HbODhaN "
NOIJJNBIA COLLEGE-Ihe term will com-
~ nenoe OF Monday. III October The s.ndeni' ~ sttend
that day. Applies for W" o
auihed on IhrTsds- inst :. 10 O'clock Those renaacd
from for xaLon and student, absent rom or
found deficient The cOnsudng ANIMATION VIII Pr-s-L' them
selves 70. iee1sulsliop % Fiday, Ot, >, 10 oolos
CHAs KING, LII. D.
President of Columbia College
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Daneins Aeaoemies.
4 DODWORTH's
a. DANCING ACADEMIES,
Ma eqS Broadvay Nev.York

q
Ne. so6 Broadway, New. York,
No i51 Montague place Brooklyn
VIII commence IL Nrw-York on SATURDAY, Sept. %; In
Brooklyn, FRIDAY, Sept ~
Mr. DODWORTH would take occasion 70 say ths. he has
ous felt the necessity Of introducing Of instruction for
would Be Of more benefit physically aud useful the de-
veopment Of graceful movement than has been OF ATE
The facility with which the Polka and similar dances Of the
present time scqued has induced those
exercises that formerly ind penssbe To that
the be attributed the Of
school and allowed their desks without.
eredae exercise until the growing frame the
which has onz been rersined they then s-pt
teacher Of dancing with the expectation that By learning the
Pos Schotsch and Few other dances al this will be
died and that they will at become graceful women
Surely things should BE- better understood Were children
dasius early IN lie intervals during their
studies and the teacher SLOWED exercise them In such
and n such dances lin addition the fsonab ones)
would stc 20 the hgre walk and every movement
something would then fe gained consistent with
his valuable accomplishment Anxious the
ts former usefulness Mr. DoiwoTth Instructed hs classes in
that knowdged graceful study the au-t de Ia Caur and
other dances Of similar usefulness Tae evident of this
IN ts effect upon the pupils encouraged him to give more
Dancing with Csshencs and during
hs late through Germany France and Great Britain he
made his business call the prominent teachers
with the best metlodsof
phis these desirable results He hopes therefore 70 have
esned such Information will In addition hs
ence enable In present 70 his pupils system that will not
only make them dance the Polka but viii improve their health
figure and walk and consequently have saaay edect upon
every movement In lte
puur h, Europsan tour Of this season. Mr. Dodwo has
tad favorable opportunities Of studying the peculiar dances OF
Poland and Hungary popular az the present time IL VIENNA
Some these with other novelties, viii be introduced the
sarliss. Of the present
Circulars may b. had az eitner Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Uiano-fortes an1 Hlusir.

A MOST excellent Rosewood PIANO-FORTE,
IA and Of exceedingly dne and touch, fully
rsnted will be sod at very great bargain second hand
Psuo taken In exchange by ALBERT WEBER Aanuaourer
No. l55 West Broadway, near Csnal-st-
A LARGE assortment of PIANOS from the eel.
"A ebnt,d makers Hsines Brotheu of superior
TOUCH Of every style fully guaranteed pcs or csh) that
defy competition Second hand pianos for &6o 800 5lo IN
perf-c. order Pianos let, A. Z. THOMPSON 4ss Broadway
A PIANO STOOL NEW style), with plush top
IN and iron screw for only % So Sheet Music and Music
Books wholesale and retail Fifty Pianos and Melodeons for
sale and for rent at reduced rates.
s 7. GORDON, No 100 Broadway, near th.st-
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4 TTRACTIyE SALE of rich and costly

n L n-iN L ~ T. t-ht~A< VI liNh S',hit
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TOMORROW ('diy) az 10. o'clock precisely large sSsort
,srf OF rrh and splendid ro-OOd Fuuitar- unique ard
rrcherche 4 az Library kc contained in tAe r css'
Ss-s NJ. 52 Wes l-tst near 7thav 81 o. ~hich VII Be
. reserve and cou'sius the .srx-st ard c sani
y.-,v of rich ard ia.horah- turutuF- ysusb- Psilun<
fr ,perid Paror si;s- Pisroto eh CArts spriiit
MIS- L. csr,s auctiou this seaso 81 u Which WI b.
sod sin o .hine and be- removed iTo te premises I'm
S.eiy Thrrr i y,ry large anty OF elegant Chamber
rttr-- sl r,.ewood B'csrAd Bureaus afdsoos about
tw@rty Hair Mattress. Beds. Bing Ac, etnoTscns over
40 lot. Descriptive cstAlorue 81 rcl.-
fNN-- " Y WFsTtgTT 4 Co, Aucg1ueers.
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furniture.


ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNI-
IL TURE Ia all color. and styles wholesale and retail,
~ prices from = - end Hrwari-
WARREN WARD, Nc n Canslst loli No ~
Four DOGS east Of BfradsTay New Y ok.
ENANELFD CHAMBER FURNITURE, u
H. al coors Of superior aid warranted msaufars. hnishs1
= l.udsrape fresoo f.t suc fgwers, 4. H. =. FARhIS9
TONS No 555 C.nsls. oppos'e Wooster Established 5,i
FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
a fair ssge EiveH IL ready money for rnitIre Cat
Book. a.. NJ. - t.hsy between sh and loth -.
MODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE,
vi Manufactured s-d for sale By y JOHNSON No -
H1faar-st y y. large qpy k-p. constantly ham
a. s-rl,-t C.rc ar, irte- oa app - above
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OMI SFASON.-NIBLOs BAIL ROOM

PEI; ewing rnhc or private Balls. rcmiIfied Of the
- .cccon,rlo3.tious ct NlBLOS GARDEN where az.
s.sr.s can be msd for 'roa SO 10 oe PeTop' srppcr
fn"'' ~, l,lcs the comforts 90 homo f.I lsIt,u-
~ "a,s i @ - Hr " \ MOORE, h7ni oicc 81 N'en' G'r.
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Professional Notices.

Ofce for procuring
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
J. p. PJRSSON, No. ; WALL-ST., Ne
psmpcie. u information sset free by mall
RURR Il LORD, SHORTHAND WklIlESS.sss -
- n. Ii9 Nasssu-st. Ohcl4 reporters in The OH''sS
: nate rom 1873 20 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

NROCERS and FLOUR DEALERS, prepare
" for the BUCKWHEAT SEASON ct the CORN EH.
CHANGE BAG MANUFACfORS, Nos. l23. Us and IN
" printed Bags suitable for your trade m inscription
printed WISH Our designs for Flour aud Buck
wheat style and finish The cloth ia
prepared expressly for and 70 suit all who
favor with call B. Z. CLARK CO
Office and Room l23 Brosd.st the NewIOTk
Corn Exchange Rooms.
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BuiIbins hlaterials.
pain.s, Oils. Glass, &r.

COBURNs Extra LARD OIL-yery pure; vii
- rss--s-r - u b1r- -,1si D. sP--m. Bs--es -
f.-es. JOHN ". QUINCY. Co, No ~ WLiAai s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

NY-SNtyf, miles from Sew Yo-k . miles from, Nv
Hsmburrh Dept Of Hudson River Rsad con an. sb5nt 10
N meadow and upland, sbundaaoc of . hshy and
good neghborhood barns stables and outbuuss are n,.
dous and in guod order TIE house as, b4 comfortable
Pourhkcersie Newhrgh. Fshs and VILLAGES ar in
view ifo IL place. Price 5000 Address J. FLLOTT
n aisor,i butrIcss County. Y irll. of luu s- D. 4
HULL SONS No. los Cit. y. Y Direction, NAV be h.d
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DHIHARMoNIC SOCIETY ofNEw.YORK.

III -SENFNTFFNTH kEAsON, l177-'--l-' N7aTd o.
Directors specially inform their mcnfs ao flr pl.c that
tb opt rts sud Reh.ass viii take place 81 Nhos Garden
~, ,sc Rriearssl SATURDAY, o. g a. y far
n ms arpiy In the Muse of Me>srs sharberg
I I,i. No 7U9 Broadway {. Brusins, n ~ bfosi"sy
Wsker No. l61 Fulton st BrookYn "f 10 VI L. spe Sec
T''S>' w ' L. SPIER S.srrtsrv.
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DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
I'D STRAK0sCHS ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
GRAND CONCERT
Yrst and only appearance q the great csntstrice.
Madame PAULINE COLSON
On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. l.
Madame sTRAKOSCH, Signor BRIGNOLl, LABOCETTA,
ANODIO, JUNCA and MAURICE STRAKOSCH, will joint
" sppesr with Madame COLSON
Admission 81 may secured at the music stores Of
ROSE No 142 Atlantic 4. PROx No. 13 FultOn-st and
st the Brooklyn Athenxum eginuing on Monday
Brooklyn pease
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OFIICE REPUBLlC INSURANCE o.

hffl lCE hEft Blu INSURANCE ~
" PANl-Fir- Inland NAyis.rion .ns rr.,.NE w.
10 WA--,. % PER cent Of ih- proE,s - ~,
Te; So@lsy y "a, Ssi pvs ,h' ok ae.a Sp b,
the year ending the 3,s; Of D,ceul.r lSS, prra
Dividend pSysbe IN cash derars a. sJy , AZ I,
ali the outstanding Scsip 70" NsNt -
TPUSrEYs,
Charles II. Rnssell. Nor. ". hAzl,oa ,...-
Daniel r. FeAfinf Denairs Du-. IST 4 Af~s>
William u. Rls--l. joan stewart H. - sa"Sr. ~,
Asxl.. {. Dowrias. Robert Il hin,ura D.,.a Wand
Gaxawsy h Lamar Reuben Within. y,svrsse vsse >ussA
Wm. Butler ID 4csn. Edward & C-r.e- Ro,~.ss ss>>S
n. Il Wolfe, Josiah Osks Man, n,ns
l.ssr Townsend Joss ph Cislia-d T. J.eaN nds<a
James Wur,n. jas " Waterbury, j p c. y,
Arthur Leary. william h. Cary. John r ~ sSr
Th. Company having H. Csp.;. and survls, ~
surry iuves,ed prepared 20 Insure arains, -
Fir. Inland Navigation snd rrsn,Por-s,ioa on i.ssA
The Csarter provides that after psyHs ia,vx . y, -
holccr a. the Of per cent Pee nnsl& D. - ssa
remaining profit. 20 b. divided among the
bearing interest. rhi Comfany offer. des-r.,A an
other Stock ConPsn>, aud in addition Eh-I
cipstion Of the proetA ROBERT 5 HONE P,-.'5rNs
OyNc.N p CvRRS. Scs-rtaTy J,nn.,x "a -
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Real Gstatc for Sale.

I'ARM for SALE-Coussting of about lO0
in Mss;chestcr County 80 miles from New Yo..
sud one me from the har m Railroad depot: good budns
plenty Of fruit, and isro under hlxh of uvatin
DENElfA SAVAGE No la3 Roadway
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NORTH RIVER BANK.-At . Us-,---

~ Board Of Dire,;ors. held THIS DAY Isv,sSA
ESQ, uzasirousiy eect~d PRESIDE, Of H. a. AfsS
O. M.-shsI q. Roberts. e.q., resigned -Nev y.. a.
1853. A n HsTSI sp
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Executive Committee
on
Evening ) hoo.,.
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finanr,al.
ALsrRr y. NicoLiY, A--.in,s-,
DY ALBERT III. NIrof-Ay IN,

R1 ALBtKI IT. NICOLAI-OSca "
- Brusa--,-REGULAR AUCTION sALgs e
chsn,s FScssfe on every MONDAY ana HI as, u 3,
Bonds beusn, sndsoa g; prY.i. ga. 81 ~ Sss
ai ls. o 'c,cck. So Ca..lo.ls ' AhS D.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

CUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE
~ FOR SALE,
BY tire New York Newfoundland and London Telegraph Com
peny lengths suit purchasersabou So miles OF superior
quality argeze Submarine Telegraph Cable with three con-
Quoting wires, Manufactured by Kuper Co., OF London.
For particulars, inquire Of
X. W. LOWBER, Secretary, No. 81 Wallst.
TINHE SUREST WAY to be successful in busi-
is TO ADVERTISE judeiously, thoroushy and eS
enely Throughout the whole reeen from whence trade comes
s. NJ. PETTENGlLL L Co..
No ll9 Nassu have been the longest established nave me
fscities connections, and have the con
6dence Press Of the whole country and advertise IN
paper in the Union British Possessions on he
best making large saving TO those who do business
through them Almost newspaper in the country re-
ceiyed their Office and filed for the benefit Of advertisers
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DiyLvD cGS,.s IND s;v,SSRoCERs' FIRE NSN
yoTs. Sep, l. isSs-rh- Board Of D-s..s-, 40 ,rer Z
sav- thi. day dcssve . sENi-ASNUAL DtyInvxsse,yS
PER CENT OF ne capita s.oeh. payable o. II
JAMES q PlArr
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Mew pnbIfet1i,s.
just Published :

Jus4 rubhsbed: -.
0DRIGHTLYs UNITED STATES DIGEST"
I'D An analytical DIGEST Of tbe LAWS Of the UN1IID
rATES from The adoption Of the Constitution to the end o bs
xxxIvih Copsrcss-l7ss to 1857 vol iDP svo.' iU pp
nom The Hon r. Taney Chief Justice Of the United Stasss
u . vefk much value and well executed The beads
spder which Acts Of Congress Arranged veil
ekossu and appropriate and what M more important the In
ae1 20 M o. been able 10 examine IT, complete The
boot evidently been prepared with much care and Judgment
and win, loub not, be very acceptable TO the pubAc
From the James H. Wayne, "socae JEstce OF Tie
Supreme Court OF the United 6tates
have ruposey postponed ackoeweds nent 70 you o
M BIshtys Analytical Digest Of the Laws Of the United
Dtses enable the fidelity Of IT. execution and s
useulns Nj Bshy succeeded In bringing the Laws ef
the United into single volume, that Dot
With such marginal references the Statutes Large that the
Digest may either be verified or dproved any in
stance b done have used the Digest
sany st he term Supreme Court has saved much
labor sns trt ub AZ whole has been well done BY Mr.
Brightly ard deserves the special patronage Of lawyers and
ssstIsss and of all persons engaged In public Me- :. well ~
hose professional business who nevertheless,
unser have BY them at III mes the esdss
learning what has been the legislation Of The Congress
the United ststea hall always use NJ bnSh1ys
Digest officially and In my study"
Recently Pubbshsd:
WHARTOES AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW, Fourth and
Revised Edition Treatise the Criminal Law Of the United
States. ] vol sNo. / 800 pages. Price 81 30. -
WHARTONS PRECEDENTS OF INDICTMENTS AND
PLEAS Second and Revised Edition vol sFo 800 pssss
Price 66
Tresise Medical jurisprudence BY Francis Wharton and
kore.oa stille NJ d. vol svo. SIS pages Price &6 So
KAY BROTHER,
Law Bookseller Publishers and Importers,
No. 10 South Sixth-sI Philadelphia
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IN p q X T A " T I.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

Read whst q regular Physician writes:
Editor Of the american Asyieultgrist;
"....lf every pdreaf in the land would
read aud carry on. the plain, simple directions
on Preparing Food for Chiidren,' given in
the July hgyicaituris;, which have Just re-
ceiv.d, the Doctors 'occupstion would be
soDe, the ApOtheesIies and Makers Of Patent
Medicines would be compelled TO shut up
shop, for wan Of pst-or age, and the lives OF
feSs Of ttOtsdHds of Children would be saved:
....By eli means advertise that number, and
sell single copies to everybody. The children
VIII grow Up and cell you blessed. -"
Single eopies ct the July number, In In
sH,h or German. will be sent, posi- paid. for
10 eenis-.O cents wiz pay for six months
q for one year. The July number contains,
IN addition 10 the above, over 90 good a,ticles,
and 40 illus.rs'iye EngTsvings upon every de
paTiment of Rural Lihe-tncludiug full oireo-
iions for setting out table with picture Of \
table ready "lsid y best mods Of preseEsing
fruits, &c., &c.
ORANGE JUDD, PubHsSer,
Nc. ls9 Water street, Nsw-Yors.
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NEw-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY l, 1858.

SUMNER TRADE. 40, ,,.,
DRY o o D g
Hosiery.
irp
NOTIOHs.
AT VERY LOW FRICEs
NEvxR OUT OF CHOICE GOODS
While our .<shscrs let their socs run
down durns Ire Summer nonttS and
u nest 70 impossible for Country
Merchants 70 get Whist they want
either b, ofderiss or scniIs them
selves, euI stcek ren.Alns full and com
pete IN all rs depnrtrsnta We bcer
10 soud linee Of Sumner press Goods,
Meus Sumner n 1rs Linen billings
ard sn other SessoIste Goods.
we are, er,sre, foly prepared TO 6n, SD w 'sef a. son
time and sssh otdsrs for
DREsS GOODS,
sHAwLs, MANrITLAs, DusrEss, se,
CLOTHS, eAssIMERHs, ke,.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS.
YANKEE NOTIONS A., a..
DOMESTIC GOODS
ALL AT LOW PRICES
LATBROP LUDlNGr CO.,
Nos % AND IS PARB-FLscF,
No.. 70 AND % xuAkAY-r.
IMPOR ORTANT to the LADIES.
TO BE DEPESDED UPON
IN TIMES OF PRESSURE
rsG GREAT ANsoYAHCEs OVERCOME
IAD'N GENTIEMEN DELIGHTEDl.
CHILDREN IN ECSrACIES!''
Tn. PERIL9 attendant upon wearing the rigid
STEEL-HOOP SKIRT,
(by .u ptmi:cs the fumepts 70 be eomesed In csse
w ACCIDENT BY FIRES,
~ wen ~ the many difficulties ioecnveniences, aud too often
he*t'' ENTIRELY OBvnTED
bvt he Of
WO0pWARD's -
PATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRTS AND ExTENDEhs'
LADIES WEARING THEM
No" ENTER THE MOST CROWDED ASSEMBLY,
CHURCH, CARTHAGE
RAILROAD CAR, or OMNIBUst
WITHOUT MULTIPLICATION TO THEMSELVES
INCONVENIENCE TO OTHERS
The, nsy into the smallest spece wfhont
ing nape the expansive Pov.rs 81 The ;Tnss while
afford easy and ss fol f 70 the dpery In sitting pon'on
and upon rising immediately resume their wonted shape aDo
COMPRESSIBLE, EXPANSIVE and DURABLE. =,
Tbey e pee ui,yy sdsp<d for MISSES SKIRTS and ~Io
out exceptiop form the most reliable and detaoie
PPOMANADE lnd TRAVELLING hklRI
IN the world For sale at bis store No 399 BkOAUWAf c
polite the Broadway Thes'er And ss bis nanusroy NO. Id
fulton-t, New.Yofk
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A NATIONAL s9AiSs.1 s9NS SONG
A NATIONAL SONG
A NATIONAL SONG
A EArIONAL SONG
NATIONAL soNG
NATIONAL SONG
NATIONAL SONG
A NATIONAL SONG
A NATIONAL SON0
NATIONAL SONG
NATIONAL SONG
A NATIONAL SONS
YOR TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
A NATIONAL SONG
FOR THE FOuRTH OF JULY
BY WmLilh Ross WALLACE.
NATIONAL SONG
FOR TIE FOURTh OF JULY.
BY WmLiAa Ross WALLACE
o TIL, beautiful song Of good things BY
TIE NEw-YOxk LEDGER
ROSS / ToUssY. No in s,~,sse. Gs.sr.i A.-n,.
July. JULY JULY. JULY.
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CONTENTS JUiY Nu1bEs;
iiFE OF WASHINGTON. supereiy illustrated
DIR AICHlTECr. supsreiy lllasnssd
sKSTcHSs OF soUrHRRN TRAvEL.. The LAiis Feet
AN ORIGINAL POEM by Charles ssais
And msay otbrI interesting and vsaahs 'ks 10 s0th po~
TEsss- % yesr; siree sps. . Ssots s.s.sSs'ons -
OIKsMITfi %. Psbish1i, Noe ~ sDo J" "Hss~~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Urp GOODS.

HEALTH o.Acr..
Conssnsd upcn the Lsd,es by wearing
DOUGLAS q SdERwOODB
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
The UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
ucee Of which have been sold during the last non has %
ued The manufacturers to male that WIN enable
them 70 Yredues 200 dozens 400 sh s~ das during 'As
ss; %s.; ..o Z. JsSf s. .;.sSss ss ssa !. aSss deus
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
which rsceivin, unysI.. from The LAds'
They the so.s ppcpristoTs Of ne only
"PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE'
usa Beware Of many limitations Offered in the MARKET -
they all either tnfIpe.menz CT worhes.
'As' '''' :1DVeSifIS 70 oTHER Gi DIFFERENT STYLES
r and eitaSat the Patent Adjustable 5ast -, uraurs,
MEDICAL AUTHORITY being ge bs:t a,'at for Lafi.
hat Aas tsa sTed 70 < publ" None genuine un's's
DOUGLAS 4 SHERWOOD"
"NANUfAcTuRERs, NEW,YoRK."
20. sale throushou, the United States AID Cansdas
DRY GOODS.
IL cLEssNe-ou1 SALE or
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESs GO Ds.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co win sell the ena;e balance
Of t,eI Spring mporia,ioDs sres,ly reduced prices
Their Of the undennenton.d srclss Is , very
complete.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
COLoRED AND BLACK SILK ROBES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH JACoEETs
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
N. B.-ARNoLD CONSTABLE L CO. have still on hspas
se.utifuI and Unsurpassed as.ouent of MANrILLAs which
they clearing oui .. extremely low prioes
SILK MANTiLLAs AND TALMAs.
REAL LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAa
FRENCH LACE AANrlLLAs
SILK AND BAREGE MAyrILLAR
CANAL ST, corner Mercsr,
New-Yorh
CLEARING OUT
~ SUMMER STOCK or MAErILLAs
GEORGE BRODIE's NETWORK MsSrILLA sIORR
Nc IS C.nsl ST. ard Nc 60 L.psIxds.
IE ALL SILK,
sILK ans LACE,
ySENCH LACE,
PUsHER LACE,
C8AHriLLY LACE
CULTURE LACE
ALSO.
An desirable shades In
CLCrH EA0LANs sad CIRCULARS
Al an average ,,dueson Of
4J FER CENT
hs.u srr.Bss rbess bsviss de.ernls~d 70
CLEAN OUT OUR STOCK
Before the
FlRsf OF AUGUST
JNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES fsr Gardening,
House Cesnus any oecopsoa bsa scHs ~ h.sa-
BY tboss vho then. rhsy nss vsoos
kostss ptsss The vrs snd hen exposass and ey
vesxps ksn1s son suoosh ssd Shks. Sd
A.. 3.1.- 49,, xua. a IA q kh. a sssiva
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
&orses, Carriages, &r.

A NICE FAMILY HORSE for SALE cheap,
"A sl25 bs property Of Prys.e gentleman sspon.ioe
guaranty for his sOundnes yeas old, l hands high Apply
al No. ~ Frsnkln a..
L'OR SALE-A team OF gray MULES, good
m,trh; kind good workers and young Inquire No. 10
Broadway, ia the baserDeBt Price f1yl.