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FEVER AND AGUE


this disease stands
DR. sHALLENBERGER's ANrIDorE.
A few doses will cure any ordinary case, and ONE
DOSE invariably stops the chills. It contains
nothing in the least degree hurtful to THE SYS-
TEN UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, and
the use of quinine and other agents in general
use. 1t cures every form of the disease, and is
the original and
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
Ask for DR.. ShalIenberger's Fever and Ague
Antidote, and be sure you get PILLS.
Read the following testimony:
GEO. W. GOODRICH, Esq, Attorney and Gen
eral Land Agent, now of CRANKY, Newton county,
No., but at that time resident of NeOsho VAL
ley. h, T., writes as follows:
FL am more than ever of the opinion that no
other one medicine so completely meets the wants
OF eur people as your pills, Last fall, in this
region, but one person in m, knowledge escaped
the Ague. Many had it all through the winter,
and continued to have it this spring. ! sold
eight bottles, all for the treatment Of these almost
chronic cases, and, it has given in every case the
most perfect satisfaction; and believe the first
dose has in every instance stopped the disease
Of these eight cases, permit me to give you the
facts with regard to two of them: The first was
that of girl of fifteen years, who had the Ague
badly all last fall-ha remittentfever and dumb
ague nearly all winter; and to this was super.
added monthly irregularity. knowing this, I
hardly ventured to recommend the pills as
would in ordinary cases, but TO my great aston
ishment and qualification. the first dose stopped
the fever, (remittentl and supposed the other
difficulty has also been removed, as the roses on
her before faded checks seem to indicate fine
health, which otherwise wound hardly be the
case.
The other case is that of young mar living in
the same family. He had the Fever and Ague
badly, all last fall and winter-so he informs me;
the first dose of the pills stopped it. and he has not
lost an hour from his work since he began to take
it, He has been splitting rails, hauling themout,
and building fence ever since, end makes q hrst-
rate hand at this laborious business. He now
says that ten dollars would be q small price for
the benefit he has received "
April 96th, 1926. GEO. W. GOODRICH.
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N. m. Sinpsou.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Once No.. MAssachn.etti
~ street. Lawrence. ONCE hours A. ~; ~; y 70
n. HSs - tfssszE 2 ,bsss h~"
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Just reeeiving. and now on hand.
CHILDREN AND MISSES FLATS,
And an assortment Of
Gloves. Mits. Hosiery. Capes. Paroda's, Mourn
ing Bonnets and Wells, Sewing Silk. Clinical for
head dresses, Linen Handkerchiefs, Muslin COL
lars. Bonnet Ribbons, narrow Ribbons for trim
ming, black and white Blonde Of different quAli-
ties and width, Illusion.
A liberal discount made to Country Nilliners
or those wishing to bur TO sell again.
Those in want Of Millinery Goods are respect
fally invited TO call and examine stock before
elsewhere.
Lawrence, June 4. SO.
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CHARLES III. BRANsCOMBE,
f. Wendt,

Attorney at LdU,
attention given to Land casss.
L Lawrence, K. T.. April II, 1853.
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q. Rebinsou

HAS FOR SALE, cheap for cash. one new
IL and elegant Eastern Carriage, adapted 70 |
two horses OF one.
Two new Superior Eastern Bugsies.
One yoke Of Oxen, well broke
One Wyandott "aoat" Of go acres.
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For sale.

A YOKE OF GOOD FIVE YEAR OLD "a
n En-, well broke and in good condition; aiso'
a first rate fwo-horse Lumber Wagon.
Enouire Of GEORG FORD,
- No. "a Massachusetts, st., Lawrence
March II, '5Q-f.
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advertisements. {"
BRATTON HOUSE,

rs SITUATED IN BURLINGAME, SHAW:
i nee county, K. 7, Travellers can find good
accommodations here, on reasonable terms. Bur-
lingame is thirty-eight miles southwest Of Law
renee, en- the Santa Fe road. and within thirty
miles Of Emporia. Good prairie claims can be
''''''- -''' WISE GEORGE BRATToN.
March 26, 1850. Proprietor.
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m. M,Crackeu

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving. Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, KIT. Nov. y; SO.
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Claims For sale,
j. X. GOodin,

A TTOREEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
N AGENT, will execute Deeds, Mortgages, &c.
buy and sell land and town lots, invest moneJs IN
Kansas property, for otherswitb care and prompt
ness.
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Z LOTION NOTICE -M.GNIFIoGNr HOUSE HOLD
psnc u, s r@ sS as ,esen
OILERS, ace cur.sps psr and nao'e m,-r,rs vet aud
e sua q diving rom SUIT oSms and glass ware.
VINE, borses cA,r!ssr h.rnesA, 40, T.
rcw sT r. ss.; At ,oM osoct pr.,s Al the ",
20 eat ~ep,y firth Vt the catalogue
e N at n' G ID a.
furni uie al maze T. order for ID. 30
''d o snid' AND So ~ n. s sSo.s
Velvet c.rpsts French p.se pier and msntsl mtors
ncbiy cold covered six br,ssds
End q @ wS sa 1 re
U mceset rose soo1 s.cre'dre and bookcase ha'd
coo oesr .ses ru sisn sss cn,r carl ana sa. 4slss
bronze CLOCK csadesora osque aud hn~ -nts Par
PsiA,Ds Mosic Poetry Flower Roy r Crass
d.. km..os apo sneens oil p.isaess smiaeat srts,
5000 rom The celebrated os'ncs 10 he At Paris h,
piDs p.nii' ss scenes sasi.nd BY sortao q
et-gr,.s msrr ops and mirror DOORS ladies'
s,enon lao sDgrasps.; antique sosho
ebss "ov~ei 10 hre- co'oef brsc.a- the IN vt
octave 6aishd ali nod Isgs aud case iasid ~nS
peer, soo soid pssk ad sa the tnprovemeas
md French cloth rover booss mnsc bah rose wood hs
ssDd o'!c'o.h .t.tr c.rpss oh.mbe-s. second story
e'.ads syie LOUIS XIV table de neiA ma nodes shsv
c,srrsss.s feather BEES o'snies sheets quits ,cnntss
psDes srpch ohips to .t s-s sptooas Brus-ls
ysry sofss bureaus, N~as~rds oc co DER ssoos be,
sleeves cosisse chars ~e racks ingram carpets bedding
&c ptotng ruby sal cnt xNbas
vines eb,%s frnn s,.oas salts s-isry .,snd psr,an
fa,a re. osos siva Ola cd osssr o.ss S..ss,
nos u hspo mgs 20 os f,ss and rlhy ssed chi
b.spce hsaoed tniss. ard orss lace saans ,oesrs ca
pcs 49, extes ion prx table avn chsrs couch buff-'
sssor ment Of kitchen sale regard
% ne -essaer b conp.tent person will os IN attend
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UCrIOu SALE 0w suPssB aoCssHoLO FUast,
a uf. ssvea pianoOrts ialsd ~isn ostr
lad lid ade b., rg nss-r and >rre'et roe
pears s. o. -iegAn psror sa oil oAo9gs or'bzss
Aod mani ~orks oI Art ,.,..A -. A..
So Wet eleventh street o1ar x'n sysnao
tAfiorp of soa s-~ood sulis clsere "ta o3f
brocads and vrvet rosewood etsger.s pas glass 900 :.
ros~ sond ,ry lined sh san wood; usry
srb,c top oenTe shd s,de tebes roae Eood eoasr e,e
ger haes ting oesk furssh and reoaption chtira
seven pso forte caves iesa o,s ke'sa superb
ulegrpt cuth covef sswood soi nuda
An curtains Snd oorn es rreoch p,nsed shse. vel
vet Carpets rngs, III piui - hebo At the Well ~
by Del, tynf b nsns- winter scene b. J1le
ffencn vsses, 1orpDze ss.,nsry "pa 'isa stst
stew chin rreoch
rrors dining able. oD1s GoSies
spfas 6Be gsss EDhats gh "a.
psgre Stoes tpmbers Frenrb chns sa ls9 ojscs
tea setf a oiecss par4l butter dsb fru
salts and silver pated joons FORKS nu
~r tpives DIN and ice uch
err bs'asce handled knives ctryss fork and
steel ball saod snd ctsa velvet stair ruda &C Bat
GOODS td wood baresua beds.sacG
modes pure h r Da'tresses b0ssrs and c,nu
,erp.hes blankets ssees oitcw and abogsny ans
bisek nut furniture OF cscfntou sofas chairs
foch.rs tables GORE ',s,ds carpets, CLOCKS ss.es
sale To mmo.ce nj tbH ocloSs. The auct I'D
call the ~tferft of his veD's And thu public
is the sest assortment of Droure offered
con Every Article 10 TO 10 eorily sod A sowpe
.eot rn'son viii be In attendance 10 pack ship
goOfa
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RESTAURANTS.

DETER BAY lard WILL SERVE UP A LARGE Ggs EE
urils N soups arc steaks, At Corporal Th,mpso4s
Monday August H. Peters ssup cannot be equaled By any
In The city. 49,
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DRsr FAMILY COAL RED OR WHITE Avn. STOW
d furnace scsecued and delivered 81 ~
until September from yards Of King aud Green
witch seeta corner new Bowery and ROoseve 1877 Duans
and s. Canal, neax Alien. MATTHEW CLINTON.
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4 UCrlON SALE OF


psTr o.. .s sssss9 mar
1lDiqu. ard recherche o>r'or atorn mans library re-
Being 'ss ss.Sss Of p'ogs,, "a esoasDso the
ne of which an sive psr.moory on Mo-dsy
Ieh o'cck at 1852 sns Diet street. Seventh
~ boutehod vausbls Sorks Of az suca az
ee Catalogues will b. At the house. parties in waiting
TO give tnforn atop 50 s2'eeA.ef.
Copsists Of two elegant pante With richly
0rusentes full suit soM rosewood psrlor furn
ore G ,a soS soysres ~ ,is ns5u SS ir
one Do o sever pieces covered c-'son and thes
u.s. ssi tss ssss ~sb III be rnI.ure in tho aosas bit
aos and pscs r~ Z. o sao IS Freach % per
WIN n,srbe s'bs sod centre pier
3m.sn lnupees w'h steel frames covered In msdson
sood rrcepoS chsrs rose woed cad - ady's French
eec'e,oue WITH ~rr apa~raus beed Xah saio~oot
dsmos ard eubrotere, lace cursns, cornices gold Dor
dersd r0sdes and s, .s,s,g .o,s.snsrs
Eesssy decora.a frs"on an.' vases Fruscss and
vssss fruit ps,nangs eTbrac among o.srs tn.
, ss sc s' b. ssss IN S se
Rosewood marble top dresiug bureaus cnig
marble sop sash.ts6ds f suit covered IN bir
cob French vush ADD ootsgs chairs ie,e freq
rccker ve,vet pluh clpb; SOFA lounsea acrpg
rhevs glasses warones water bottles umbera velvet
fGsaAnT ROSEWOOD P1.EoFogrE. with every mo
sTieusop dnaa t@Sie. csse for leaves French CHA.
5iorer aud tea sets crysts cul Rss gohse
ruov finger bowls dersn,srs Inc b,,uet liouo-
uacttc consistn, ~ sIe ~ o, Se srs nsoas,s
orks ru Glands cake pv9r gobes
arbIe TOP buffet car6e ochs portsbe hsstsr stair car
pts c WITH Isree variety Of mahogany
frrpiure nat here oescroion; slso
rge fire tnd ou,ssr otoot iron ,ste oads by soberl NJ
ssnge-s end rs,lsbe mn 10 attqndapcs To car.
peck o, shp ser fooae gb;h mnst be removed
OIsnt on any sccount
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THE F1RENIEN.


GRAND TRIENNt.L PARADE OF TIE NEW YORK
II fbe Department On Monday, Oct'ber "a 1889
Negotiations adopted by the Board Of Engineers 1t their
meeting August 10, 1885,
On motion decided that invitations be extended oul
owp tmpsnes for hat day. but should visiting
aes appear place viii DO provided tor them In the First d
sion Of the line.
SECOND.
DrsBAfDED COMPANIES WHOSE CASES PENDING BIYoRn
TIE CouR1sThe Board of Engineers recognise parade
such panies dbsnded the
been placed In service by tia Common Council, unless
previous 10 The the dscIare Legally dis
banded, In which case they cannot parade
NusC-Tbe Board Will ACCEPT Of twenty bands of musc
from shose companies who surrender them 10 be place
where most nteded in the line, direction Of The
Grand Marshal
FOURTH.
ENTRAFCE FrE-Evefy compxny hst does not Huuish nu
etc will De required 70 the or his cerK n
the chiefs Office thirty i've cents per cssed BY he
city ordinance WIZ -
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ISyIrArroSs-Deeided TO invite Chief Engineers OF A.
eissnt fpstneers, Exempt k-ners Association Hoard Of
Ere mmissfoners and Fire Commissioner Exemp. M
zine Board OF Trustees Of Fire Department. Board
q Fire Warden President Vice President etary Of
Fire Department. -
OfTY Mayor Common Council and Besds
the front Of the City Hail.
USfoxx-Fre sap, black pants and Hremeu's red shirt
EIGHTH
LINE OF MAKcH- Deps viii form n 10 O'Clock
- on run xveaue rgh. rcsns Thirty fourth street.
counermaron down Fifth 70 Twenty third stes e
through twenty third street Eighth avenus 70 BlsAer
seet broadway; down Broadway, through the Park 10
Chatham arrex % Fsst Broadway 10 Grand street, 10 owery
pine wsnmgyn snno y MOO psrs) marching the
statue snd dismiss Gong who late Ia
p!soe forming for nouaed that the line
ny The ground st hnt hour. s'
Chief aARaY sowARp. Chairman.
a. JOSEPH Rpqu. Assistant Eng,neer aecresary, ''
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UCTION NoTlCE--J. BOO AIT, GguTIONEEa. BY
"A A J. Boo sbT Tuesdsy, august q At i0X o'clock
st the suction 40 worth Wri.m sres, M1rgags
ss)e One splepdd cd ptsoofrte, sso
bedroom farottu three
,zsr 6,s qssy e hsis latest stvle ssnsster urns,
rpsntipgs plated caypets kitchen furniture, &c.
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w ANrED-A PARTNER. IN A sUCCEssFUL AND
profitable mercantile businsss who csa 6nrnsh-to be
embarked in said busineom $40 600 70 $96 goo a. capital
For particulars inquire OF L. 8. OHArFIELD No. Al Park
row, ~ Y.
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CAMPBELL'S BENEFIT.

TyAMPBEkL'S BENEFIT.
" GARD TO THIS PUBLIC,
We the undersigned beng DESTROYS esyng our esteem
srd regard for Mr. ID CBmpbeh acting manager Of weod'a
MsIes do hereby Dine for the
compime nsry oeneht AZ woods Bal o6l HsUa1-
way The evening of ihure6ay, august rs, 1859.
NEW YORK. august II, 1859.
bon. A. 4. Thomyion Hon. A. K MAYNARD.
Hon 7 Stuyvesans Hon VIM. @. McLsughlfn.
Eon- John Brown, Hon James j. Reilly,
Hon r. j. Jmmersor, r q. 1tsdaH
j. y, House, Charles Il Fond.
Jsmes Ia enith. James Phair,
David Deans, Robert Sraish
/. A Hendricks A. SNOW
Vim Csuidveu, A. j. williamson
T. s. Street 80 Joseph X PooIer,
Frsncs smith, p. Browne
II W fbair. A. q. seaman
James jones' Charles r RrJses
Charles Gaylor George RosertS
g. W. fearcy A. Il. Spencer
George Norton, W. X. w. Chsmbers,
j. sherman Browneu, George A. Perry
II. q. smith Samuel G Fa9ter.
Isnies Doppely ID T. Hedenberr,
AID. Charles Francis, A r. atrattoa,
Aid. Il. W. Genet, J. Hof
nd otberv
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UgTroN NOTICE CHINA, GLASS E4RrsEs
"a ware and fsncS goods by J. s BARTLerT, auc
0nueer ruesds. Aueust 2 n 10 o'clock 23t Pearl
t2ulv weekly sale d., large md ,h,,se re
loSgsinB -
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r oOK AT THESE PHInEs or rHA NEW Lima ron
se !ss5ss;s .irssa =: is.oass s s:s's
%
s % s ssr
sgpy = b = iEi.Ss. Issns- 30, Sowing srssn New
BAN perssus are forbid trusting sny one on account
OF the above ships or cwnsrA
NEw YoRK AND NEW osLE AS srEAMsslP JON
For sss Orleans via h.S.ns &c gan on s.tu,
steamship DE SOTO j D. sui,och au6-r; Will co N.
Or 70 ssSs,s fas GR u s g
I ffssS
SssIs s S2s s, E yos sr!A Iss,
And VIA Ts, s.ve Place: e S co
The STAR OF Tas SOUTH capt shos Lyon viii leave
en- 1us.a.y sus.t ), q Pm from elsr No. sSrS
low BY any c'5er sesmerfrcm New YORK to ssvAnnah
70 Nss orleans $50 49, Mobile sss Mon soue-y
Ala, s26; atlanta Ga sa .lbsny, Ga, 81 Columns, Ga,
20 n'''n sAM0kk T. Hill e' sos IL Is sro.d~av
COX AT rH.sI PRICES or r5E NNs LINE F0a
sido go second cabin ss srs, css
soEThbsN IIGhT Cspt fnhepaush wi eave from per
20 % he Is.
Ears s,eame,s @, TIT, ne ssy,s sps
coed %. Northern .eo aud save New York the ah u
s sos ssa s Yol pp e u. d.
N Bs persor forbid trusting any Of
x,OR SAVANNAH AND FIDAIDA-THS k4GstCAg
Atlantic Sores steani ho 900 fsvorts
s0p MONTGOMERY T. III cser com 4nder. will leave
I'm f.. on THURSDAY. auguh 10, o. O'Clock r. N. Cs,t
tssssgs 70 Savannah Nth unsurpassed od1ons 5
gomery, SO; Albany. $A tata, S2a COLUMBUS, Ss3
SCI Augusa $40 and o principal places In Slorida
lowest rates Fretkh, 10 cents foot aoi proppronse
rans Insurance hall her aeut apply TO a. Is. CROs-
WELL CO., IS Wsst street.
TOE TRE sO0rH AND soUFawEsr VIA
Il Charleston, y. seri we, ky United Atstes nar
eide whesi Steamship line. Cabin passage sl5 Deck ss
The splendid stesmsh'J MARION, ~ J. Foster Comm
viii leave pier NO North river. Wednesday, August
"a. ut four O'Clock r ,sely.
through tickets 10 the folio siog places
New orleans S3s rs To Augusta, Ga $50
fcbile .35 90 Atlanta ............ 23
"kcutgolnerY. 90 Columbia C........ 20
Nashville Tenn. so 90 ohsrlote N O......... 70
Knoxville .........H % "rila,sa .............. Is
Ter teish. passage apply to SPOfroRD, TILE5rON &
CO, 20 Broadway.
The magnificent steamer FAsHvILLE, L. NJ Murray
Commander, will succeed on Saturday, August 81.
DEDucsD RATES -rHE NEW YORK AND vIgGTgTA
steamsSlp Compsnys stes rahiDs VIII every
ro,nt and nichmopd and Will leave pier IS r NJ
fcIlows--
ROANOKE. Osptsin Couch, Tuesday.
yorktown, Captain Parrish. on fburpday.
JAM sSrOWN, Captain SkiupeY on Saturday
Psseage, stseroom Included 10 Norolk &c.
ershuyR ane Richmond sa.ercom included reduced to 81
LUDLAM & HEINKxEN, lis Broadway.
Freight taken on moderate terme.
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TEE PIE9RNPOKT HOUSE. MONTAGUE STREET
Of Hcfr street, Brook BeighaThis esshiisn
situated Ia the most beautiful part OF the Of Brook
yu Ire head of the Wall ferry lsndrg within ten
Of The ketchants' Exchange New York AID
eo,ste vicinity of the ses oh for the church ana
Academy of Music has been completely during
eummer by the the adgewood water said
70 he the pueat the WORLD the addition baths and
cises brsrd and AL the modern can
be placed composition peatne clesuness and cnrn'o
With bctsl 10 or out of the city of New York. Families
wishing accommodations Tor the wiuter procure
choice apartments JAS. L. BU Rms, Proprietor.
JvHe HorsL ST JULIEN, NO. 2 WASHINGTON
place. few Uts Of apartments At present uuoscapied
Also two gle Roma Meals BY private table Ia
Having restaurant attached makes particularly desirable
'or single gentlemen. ElABEaT ANDERSON,
eole proprietor.
N ALI ROUSE. BRCOKLYN, r. D-THIs BsAUTI.
~ fully situated house he wing rome into the hands Of the
undersigned he has hsd entirely reated refurnshed
with confidence that is
service eecond % hotel In the country
ceilings been elegantly frascoed entire
meut under gone regeneration. The Wal fose Is unaue3-
tor ably the i desirable house In the netghborhooi
York 1t stands elevated ground overlooking the cities
O: New and BROOKLYN TIE bav and river always airy
and quiet II be reached Ia nfteen mntues Peck
slp James ard Grand street ferries With tnese sdysatsgs
Il IS sHe, ed most excellent family h7use c. PECk
and IS Fourth street. corner OF South Fifth Brook
lyn \. ID.
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a uGfIoE sortCE-J Bo9Asf. AUCrIoNsER, BY
"a j BoGa at. Monday, august % at 10Y O'Clock
o. Gbs Grand street, Broad Household furniture
vose~oo pisDo &C. bedsesds beds bed,ing mahogany
ei.eDsn dripR table, tables chsrs looking
glsss, huhen furniture also rosewood pisnotore
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2l, 1859. n
ADJUSTMENTS.

al tBL0s o6FDrs
~ roors open X; 70 commsnce 81 O'Clock.
ics to sens ,pv-r boses ......ls cects
MOr0sf SugoG ~ l5oo
Glorious titan ph OF the world sehswued
hANkk5,
GAsRfsL aud ssANCnrS.
rsnrc's
t. mn psrs 90 ~ the snpsis at tseapicss
ArOs bkh m ~ spd $50 yErDCU5 ArrhAUrION.
ftnrr -i,Hr
%, se r at mic peoisc psot mlns OF
who The az re ebroies mic ps,' rinss living,
Ab-irl kaVsL
VI sustain BIZ OFT final comic character suppoe4
fftink ~ nN34n or trH rALkcsau D. lP ny,
The mao paris 81, ed oy frs ciass ar,MA mAsns
Ibk eoSaN ost rkns goa
he Rs,nd pansonma viii be- By ballet diver
e. EN- nt OF
pOTCgfNEfJn,
10 witch sARIA HEsEs]sHr Ais FR an re and the en-
tire tslist sroupe wi sppesr
and sbo
volt TONS ON rBE TOBY Rops
rt"f Z.psrest, Young America the ether sStista
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UCrION HOrIoE-s. j. BOG AIT WILL SELL
IA. Tuesdsy. august n, al IL n'c ock, nie
mons ssqs ssbes 66u tixh avenue By virtue Of cbAae
rnerfgsse bay about Az hands high
male IN than III minute, light wagon
Beary (Duser berry msaer) and tgh harness
CHARMS Il CONNER, Attorney for Mortgxgee
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z UCTIOS NO1IOE-READv MADE CLOrHING
q pieco and dry goofs d. IaIsc 4. an nioneer
ko-sry wi Sc IN xondy. August 20 at 'ok CLOCK a
g and III rocs cDas -
s,ere and dosekps co'h end st,oet
end trns sh, ss'iD oloh v-Ive eusa
t aud woDlsn shlrss and ties CLOTH sau
ana s'k d.ess goods cassmerss. satnets &C.. &c Aso
boon and shoes
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES,

syOPARTNERsHIP NOTrOT.-rHH sUBSCRIBBRS
~ have this day formed ooparnershp for the purpose Of
nan.scirg orssD sad domestic dry goods and general com
AUGUST ], 1859. q. n BABO0UK,
n. PHHLPS,
W. A. WEEKS.
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MenYs ". TEAcKLE WIN q STEELE sHER CAnpBrIz.
JSsRY BRYANT, and uthers-
GESIIEkEs
suords pleasure favorable reply your
letter eIp,e of defre 10 obtain tho Of oa.ab
meni tor The purpose ots
OIMrLinxHT AIRY TESTIMONIAL
70 be given To Mr. kPr horn.
the possibility Of placing the hal at your dilpo
Subsequent the departure al company ID entirely pre-
ciDded, therefore name earlier date.
MONDAY SvEhiNG, august y
coping your efforts meet with monsufA&n
TO the MT ritz of the esiPient Of your favor,
SIN your truly. Il. WOOD.
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fVLOAKs AT WHOLESALE
" the usual ta.ms OF credit
Attention OF buy ID invited
TO the stuck NJ 0EOR8E BULPIN,
Importer and manufacturer,
s6l Broad way,
Black velvet Buynous
Bi,ct cloth BnYuous
Black cloth solfesinos
Black and gay cloth sh&wletes;
ALSO
RAaLAES, CHEsTEs Fl EL IS AND CASAQUE3
of grade Ia D,'ce.
from the owsss 70 the most cnstly goods.
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IA ALL. CB THEATRE.
w ~ L. hAikSAh,................... Manager
ryW DishtW
MArfLDA HERON,
,Hx NEW AMERICAN rxAsEUY
II st biRnt Of the
PUwEsyUL DBAMArIo COMPANY
anon tss Shom Moss sordhRN Uu0 LID Ok, " Az
cor "a viInE ana Riss JOshrhINE ~ from ne
Ho ward Athet
b. l. BStsmsU esoedfu'iy aBoouncea that asNlNpAY
kvs~Isa AUGUST ~ ~Ji re prevented n,r tho arM
he rec Asaosisan frsse0y 10 h.e sets ensited
aA&aAsAN&
LOvs's viOroht,
With the following cons uuuase dAAut6uhon:-
0erslcto 70 ecey .,....... MATILDA BsAoN
hDsslmo srsr or ct ~erburg Cou1dovx
Inc eASib Jeeiof M
aaron GO As'of Ltmnx ECU
hugo or bbeetef. mr. dbSNrt
oi<no
kouo Lacey MtDo jOsooNinS Ut %
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