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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
CITY ITEMS.

Like the rare and witchipg smiles and sudden ten
der avors Of naughty coquete such days as past
two reconcile to the least kindly moods of
PRECIOUS climate. Whether tbs tickle jade lavishea
sweetness upon us 30 that tie bitterness Of her equi-
nocal temper may be the more keeny felt, whether
she has determined to fulhl steady o. good
insured fascination or whether by grand display of
her chams she is bent upon fixing on herself the at
teption which has been distracted by other objects
of popular regard, are problems not LEES hard
10 solve than the question. who will have
the first dance with the Prince of Wales I
foretsste Of the golden days of October quicke cd
the pulse Of the city Saturday. Everybody should
have been everywhere, for everywhere there the
most delightful time. Everybody should have been on
Broadway, where gay panorama # the Fall yles
moved from morning till night, and the thousand inter-
estS Of great society blended in general and pro-
logged smile OF contenment and hs ,pnsss and even
the horses refused to send pang to the heart of any
pedestrian by falling down. and no temporary platform
over yawning improvements was unf4ithful to its re-
fporsibe trust Everybody should have been in the ba
zarS Of fashion, tbronged with fair aush and asdious
creatures atonn9 for the disappointment of opening day
Ire squares should have ssverally possessed every
hody, AID charmed with the fading glow Of Summer
green and the merry sport of children Nobody should
have been away frem the Italian matinee at Niblos il
Tor no other pleasure than to chase the tones Of the
dsungnited artists Of the occasion through the spa
oious Corridors ante-chambers, and surrounding gar
dens ana forests Of that shrine Of the Muses. And,
beyond all doubt, everybody should have been at the
central Park to SEE the swans and hear the music and
to observe tie progress of the wchng art of horse
manship.
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Wednesday evening. TIE mssdrg u u be addressed
BY Joseph noxis, Jsmes A. Bisg,, and OTHERS. The
wideAwskss Of this y and Brooklyn are invftsdt 70
atterd, and boat will return 10 town after the aa'
jourrnenl, TO accommodate thote and Other vsiers.
Gro G. Bellows, ESQ, of this city, viii speak
for Lincoln and Hsmlin, as follows:
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SrgALIsG WAGos john Raynor snd Daniel Mo-
Maher boys rice ard years ar-te y Oes
Rue. II the Lover Police Court charged With stealing ~.sss
worth 40 from Nahaue Tooksr of No ISL Csos ees roe
wogon tsksn from the front Of aT Tooker ot sui
moved doxn town here It fond With the boys Ans
pTiss ners sent 10 the Juvenile Asylum.
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DRCNKEssEss AND DRATH.-Brdget keyno'ns, 81
Irish woman the Eighth Wui Station don
yesterday ling grossly Intoxicated aud
tsnt in Der arms. In lees than three hours snerwsre ns
died from Of nounshmsut and proper ~ -
Coroner was notiH'd and viii hold an inquest
today.
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POLICE CONsrsIosERs. At the meeting Of this
Board on Saturday, Richard Craig was appointed .
roundsnsn in the Tenth Ward. The resignatioo II
James Murray was accepted.
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Republican State Central Committee.
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The MAYOR AND THE CRoTos BoARD.-The follow
ing extraordinary CONTAMINATION was received by the
Croton Board las. Frdsy:

- MAYORS 0FHCs. ERw.YoRK Sept 81, 1861
10 SrsPasSs esq., President Croton Az iAduc Bond
a., Sn saye been directed by hi, Honor the Mayor to call
Ddiion Of the ps. copyeSipg s,.r over the rS bridge
question hsve been stripped Of their covering aud
left IN that situation, exposed to III frontSe
Their and other danger through the neglect Of t. Eu
other charge In VIZ Of the sppoacb Of the
Sc. son sy sppeheDd the Mayor calls
the Board 10 tale for the suitable protection OF
pipes II this 10 taken into the consideration o. the
Bond may involve the cslsmy of ntsrupDg the supply OF
water to the ely am respectfully J. b. AULD, Clerk
To which the Croton Board on Saturday replied as
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PosToN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS REAL

The extensive valuable properly the Boston 10,
CITY Of Boston Mass sn3 las front Of about Har
v6sr et,ud. 200 feet to the Conuis'iorsrs
res se sod s5e land end balance fats The extension
Of sh5 BE- 81 st ~ make nPw two O sd o2s
vusb.e fronts Of 900 feet each Of which i intended for
Tue Buong and coDmodous, comprising
Story Bk Msehue Shop ao2 feet long and s. feet wide
which l. Slated Shop Of stories 100 feet long,
vide uskg hs whole length Of this rang 4os feet
with side scks aud it is in respect hsselass
One bricE Building 42 feet long WIDE ard 20 feet
high 70 divided BY brick partition walls into the following
ron Foundry 200 feet long, 80 feet wide well lighted high
studded and hted with large diving overs pits crane. &C. for
dots large won for which Papose considered 0ne OF the
Brsss Foundry well arranged aud capable of turning out 1000
scs.~h Shop long 80 feet wide, and complete in
Boiler shop liz feet long wide, very light and
siry and IN every respect complete for the business
n.osn. EoD 70 st ssdaS +s and
wide stors Of which fitted fOra CoPpesnth Shop
sod the other for SheetIron Workers. -
wooden Building ~ lent order So fee. long and %
commnnicsted by Skating no sSs machine shop
Brs Counting House two Stohss and basement containing
heproof vsu furnace and al other fixtures TO make thsm
There also Wooden Stable and number Of oher wooden
buidiug, uses for the storing Of iron; lumber COAL &c
Luno.f hsl' two S,sble' ana iasn %OOoSr ave o
opsed in this estate and occupied at present by tenants at
m. pripeps furnished throughout with wstsr
and pipes and there are brick eeTns Of 100000 gallons
capscit, on the PENNIES .
works have heretofore been used for the manufacture Of
Locomotiys Marine Engines Sugar Mills &c and sdmira
hi, sdsped fo tho,e the mnufure Of Cotton
and ooea Machinery Agricultural Implements &c or the
could be converted into Cotton or ooln Fsctore. or
ssny other business req lining extensive recommendation
attention Of capitalists generally asked 70 TINS property
Iva s.ustion Ward XII one Of the most honI'hing wards IN
- IT. and RAPIDLY ing Ia population ana wealth
shown 81 the present which gives an sda'o Of Sp
h one Of the promising investments known
scisiy a. its extensive frontage renders capable
% Into desirable and sssble lots for MECHANICAL ana
oiheT pTposeI en- ,,o,ns heI 10 the old COM
pAny could be purchased BY any parties ~DS "
Shs Assignee. may be found at the Works 10 $40 Harrison
az or No 81 COnnsIcialst .,,,.r m nprpy,
pos,oo Aug 1850 WILLIAM PAGE,
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Houses an6 farms fDanteo.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A frst-class
w COUNTRY RESIDENCE or FARM in Westche.ter
Copptv for hch will paid tue following property aud tn.
bsnnc, in cash: valuable improved Of l3OO Dj
of which fencing In high state Of cultivation the
balance woodland is situated Union Mills Platte
River in Pstte County Mo. 1t is well adapted TO the cuya
Of tobacco hemp, wheat aud corn II Is located
aey on the projected ra -ad from leavenworth
City 20 Hannibal aud st Joseph Railroad ten miles from the
latter There ia also macadaized road fro the Mills to
Wson on the Missouri River distant sixteen miles Weston
the terminus the Platte County Railroad Address by let
ter giving description Of property, -
WI BEN. hOLLADAY, Metropolitan hotel
yXTANTED to HIRE with the view of pur
w ehasine)-A good FARM, the north shore of Long
leland lear Sound Of about 100 with stock uten
and good buildings within 10 miles Of this city Inquire
OF OEO. b. GR6ENISS, 30. l59 Chsmbers-st., ~ Y.
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Flushing Landing. Aug u, 1860.



~ sALE.-On SATURDAY the LIST day OF September nett
viii De sold the public house Of Dan Housum in the city
Resdus Berks county Pa the ohowins described yea Els
TRACT on LAND. situate IN Cumrn township county and
State aforesaid bounded by lands Of Schwartz seitznger
Scbuyn riveI containing FIFTY ONE ACRES or less.
OF above between and s excellent Meadow snd
with falling OF water running through the
with any part mesdow any be wstered
and the remainder arabic land In good ate OF cultivation
The improvements erected thereon Of large two story
story Brick Kitchen l7Is feet attached thereto and
fns well Of good water close to the door good prick wash
Bake Smoke House the kchen-the Whos OF
which surrounded with choice grapes Also large stone
sweilzer Barn s3K53 fee Carriage House Wagon House CIDER
House and Press Corn Crib and entire new hog ZEN
large enough 70 accommodate about twenty large hogs acne tor
Frame TENANT HOUSE out buildings &c Also. good
LINE Min With plenty Of limestone defining good young tan y
lag Apple and POm OIchsrd There also the premises
strong and neysrug spring o. excellent water at
obsUcte5 by the Union Canal and River but which
with tns expense be conducted to part Of the
yard
having southern slope makes Il the best spot Of Ground with
oa epion Cr Truck Garde ing Nursery Of in the
vcity Of Resdng Pa Hposesse advantages rarely met with
The Union Canal passing in front OF the property
with smpe barisge deal in Coal Lumber Grsin,
other ike bsness and being connected With the city OF
Rdpr by The Lancaster Bridge which sbuss against the pro-
petty g-s It tie Of city location for Business and
avoid ali those expenses iscident to city bus
iusss For Dairy purposes far regards good loca
sid gbi on the spot without further trouble As Country
passed being beautifully and pleasantly
looking the beautiful aud ouIishng Gy of Read
ing with good pune and healthy location, making
stogthpI % tn desirable pisces for country seat
The sbcyr IS ole OF t6o,e Ise chances which happen only
o. the proprietor One third Of the purchase money
ms te,Sn o spr,sreS Possession viii be given on
OF before the let day Of april Isl
sold a. IN. property Of PETKR STRoHRcxER deceased
Sale 20 commence O'Clock in the stenooG due a.
tendance viii and thu terms Of sale made known by
MARY STRoHECKER Administrative.
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.nopTANT 10 BOOK PUBLISHERS.-A

IMPORTANT to BOOK PUBLlohLho '.1 =,
opISTER n twenty-five yearS experience possessed OF
= A th ~ tbe best modern facilities Tor producing Ia he
be- unneI large smOun Of Bo9I Pnhs s c, 70
Foo' eshRTSERSHIP dmitd with Book foonshsf Po.
100 Of tr.de equal supplying a. mosn Vol = ~ Re, No
with The above amount Of 'soniioe "Fr' - ~
a a. PastOHes New Y0Tk.
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Gonses to Get.

ITO LET-WITH STEAM-P0WER-The
il THIRD FLOOR Ofthe Building, No "a Ann:t suitable
for small manufacturing mechanical business requiring steam
Also FRONTOFFICE the second floor Of the same
building Rent low good tenant Apply TO
ASSON HEkRlCk, Atlas Once, NO "A Ana 81
ITO RENT.-A MACHINE SHOP, Nos. 65 and
20 Wster Brooklyn with II horse power engine athes
drills every thing lifted for shop OF the kind Inc TOOLS
most Of them good as new Inquire OF o,,,y
JOHN BENSON No Is Oldsip, n. Y.
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Boar6 an0 Rooms.

NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX," Mon
II mouth County N. The settlement formerly thus
troSsn now -" STRAWBERRY FARMS HOTEL" Is open
FOR the visitors Its delightful location aGd enyons are
veil known ts former residents end guests Board, Per day
Bosts from Rotiusent Pier N r. daily at a. M and p m
10 RED bank Via Port Monmouth thence by PIopstos wagon
Apply the premises OF to MILLS Co. NO oo nroeaNy
10 LISPENARD- ST, near Broadway
BoSd Lodgings IS cts Waterman night Spanish spoken
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Tbanres for Business Hlen.

A LARGE COUNTRY STORE. and STOCK
n OF GOODS; also a LARGE and VALUABLE WATER
FRONT PROPERTY, .,,,,,
Tn odsr to close the late ISAAC PECk de-
ceased th nor partner OF the LIE and old establishes houses
~ ISAAC PECK L co and Of ISAAC PECK SON, In the
thriving VILLAGE Flushing the STORE and FlAIS RES
with the STOCK OF GOODS consisting Of Dry Goods Grocer
lea Cookery Hardware Sc Also the OUTSIDE BU SINESo
of the same late comprising Lumber aDd Building Mate
riss in all m various branches Coal Wood BRICK Lime &c
are now offered for sale either separately in connection
the most terms To party DESTROYS of commence
business this Is opportunity presented
ruy 70 be with With the above also offered for sale
about 500 feet Of the most valuable
WATER FRONT aud DOCK PROPERTY,
located Clinton Avenue with al the improvements thereon
The saue Of this property for -
MANUFACTURING OR BUSINESS
purposes SUCH that the location OF 1t is only necessary 10 be
seen TO be fully appreciated m
With me pea. facilities (o almost hourly communication with
the cty) 10 the properly In fol- opefsoh aud
sso RA Road gives It Importance worthy the attention
OF Capitalists and Business Men
Apply 70 ,s,,c pvcU,o eoNs
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MafbiErp.
Gutlerp, 6ar6wars, &f.

A A. THOMSON d Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
IA HewYork Importers and Dealers In Tin Plates ho9hns
Plates she.tIron Zinc Coppe, Wire, Block Tin sPelter Lead
Ne Also Timers Tools and Machines which they offer ior
sale at the lowest market prices
EULLERs PATENT IRON RAILING for
Houses Churches and CeInetehes cheaper than Old
STYLES JOSEPH L. LORD IT,, Agent No %26 Broadway.
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OYYIcX RsPUHLtC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
M l.at Lar

OFFICE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No is Wallst., Jan. IL, 1860.
Capital.
SURPLUS over. HlVO
nIVIDEND.-Ths Company have to-day de
~ clsred dividend OF SEVEN AND A HALF DOLLARS
PER SHARE, payable to stockholders on demand - -
They have also declared interest dividend Of SIX PEH
CENT upon their outstanding Scrip payable on TUESDAY the
l4th day OF February next, In cash.
They have further declared Scrip Dividend the earned
prenms the ending the St day Of December 1888
FIFTY PER CENT the certificates deliverable 10 parties en
tied thereto on TUESDAY the ih day Of February next
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DrscIs Y CrRKY Secretary,
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A SSICNEES' SALE - MILWARD PORK
~ HOUSE. CHICAGO The AS.Eoee. Of VAN BLUNT
Chicago on WEDNESDAY the leah DAY Of September merit
at ~ o'clock at Of that day the e.eDs'e snd
PACKING establishment, the hbyAd FORK Hous.
the City Of Chicago Hso the frame dves house, about
feet and the hog and stables stehed together WITH ii
the sppurenseoes thereto occupying Ry.v lots Nos 5ssdG
sDd back lots Nos TO- II. r. IL H. r. ADD . Of H.r
d sewass subdyidon OF lots No. H. H. H. H. Is, Is H. IT,
cego the ssd lots being about us feet front upon tbs DICK n.
Of the Chicago River ami lying between fhs said , anl
Water st. sppesTs by the recorded map thereof Also Ia
lease Of said lots io Hart Stewart and others n Henry M
ward dated July 1856 for Ave years with privilege OF par
chase during said period and also covenant from sa sssas
spd others dated July 1851 for renewal Of said
five years rent Of sic per cent upon the f.ssi
value Of the lots and psy for the improvements the end
such renewed term upon valuation BASED apoo
bold ysue may be by reference 70 the .4id
Of renewal at the Offices Of Mr. HABBACd 1t Chc&
CO. and Of Mr. HOPPOCK, No. rs Wiian-. New YoSt
Conditions made known the day Of Possession given
the lat day Of November, 1870
ELY HOPPOCK
GEO. y. SEYMOUR, }Assixsees
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Bnilbins Materia!s.

DATENT ASPHALIE ROOFING and SHIP
III SHEATHlNG FELTS-The cheapest best, and most dura
bic ever offered 10 the public Inolose stamps and circulars
samples kc will be forwarded free Agents wanted Tor eiJ
GRAW No az South our sole ssen f9I the United states
CR000ON 4 Co, London.
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PROPOSALS for $3.50, 600 of "THE CROTON

l1ROPOSALS Tor SZoU, UOO OF - LIE ChOlON
IL WATER STOCK or THE CITY or NEW-YORR'
Sealed Proposals. via be received at the Controllers Office until
THURSDAY September 10, 1866 st2 o'clock p M when
the will publicly opened for the whole part
of Two Huuded and Fity Thousand Dollars Of T be
Croon W.er Stock the City Of New York" authorized 0y
chap S Of 1860 and BY Ordinance Of the Com
mon Council approved by the Mayor August lo Tor IN
the supply Water and extending the neces
sary Works for eecumuatng and distributing the sans
will bear interest st the rate OF per cent por
annum psyse qusreryesry and thu principal will be TO
desn.abs on the first day Of November 1893 , 80,
be pYonos, will state the Stock desired and the
price per hsre and the whose proposals accepted
win bs required deposit with the Chamberlain OF the city
within ten days the opening OF the bids the sum awarded to
them respectively including the premiums on toe same
On presenting Controller the receipts Of the ChamoF
lain for such the parties will be entitled % receive GER
cate for equal the par value the STOCK bearing
interest from the dates Of payments. IN,
Each proposition should be sealed and tndorsed rropos.
for Croon Water Stock of the City Of New ana sns
right reserved the part of the Controller TO REJECT
or ell bids if considered necessary TO protect or Pomo
the interests Of the city. ,r ., ,,.,,,s c,-u.
City OF Eew.York Department of Finance,
Controllers Office, August Ia, 1860
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Gdels

TRAVELLERS DRIVE DIRECT TO The
4 SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, ,
Broadway conner Of Houstonst NJ T. Conducted on the
plan having all the appointments Of the best hotes-
GOOD fare prompt attendance aud moderate charges
Tbs RFSTAURANT Is open to the general
bIopUh the hotel oce-where be had at low prices well
~ ~ thsr n;yaTtet Sc MEAD Proprietor
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A VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY.-The entire
N RI5HT for The very best PATENT FILTER known Can
be our very low Apply at No. 50 Broad
pay. t BUTLER, HOSFORD Co.
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FEMALE INSTITUTED

IDOCkLAND rEDlhLc Lo
re.t Academic Year this popular Seminary dsisnuuy
itnsted on the the Hudson two hours ride rom sa
ty will begin Sept Those who desire 10 avail
n t6e adysnee. u the superior intellectual moral ana Pnys
ca training Of tb institution, should sppy -
o q c. D. hANsfIzLD' Principals Hys'h '"''"o A"1''
NY ,,,-, =. .h,,i,sJ NJ
T. J. CROWEN, eco. No. 500 Broadwsy A. D. oAh"H'
& Co. John.st or BY addressing the Principals,
DEV. A. II. DASHIELL, Jr., of Stockbndge,
III Mass will on the First "wednesday IN OCTOBER tecelyo
into his family EIGHT BOYS to EDUChIE WIN a" sUH
No. all Broadway.
SCHOOL and HOME EDUCATION.-Ffench
- and English Classical and Commercial Boarding anu p
school with Playground and Gymnshrm-N9. " LnfrIS
Wet 18th 81 bet cen Broadway and STRAY hf IVY, 10
ERNST tkes charge Of limited number OF Boys only Nc
opens September 10.
CELECT FAMILY SCH00L.-A Clergmans
- family In stockbrdge Mass, will receive Afe" eisses 70
EO ARID and INSTRUCT The health morals. manners AND
general education will receive careful attsnon FOR osticuar
references &C. apply to the Rev H. DA'lo y" 10 beAs
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fuauriaI.

ALBERT II. NiooLlv, Auotionser.
WILL SELL THIS DAY Thursday, Aug. 30,
At III o'clock, the Stock Ssesroom, No 81 Wuiamx,
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THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
No u West ltth.st.,

Now IN its forty 6rst year reopens mONDAf September
with every advantage the education youth la both the
elementary and higher branches in snci~n and modern IAN
euases bookkeeping and all other departments Of complete
school TO urgent demands IT, increased accpnno
dstioI the olbudng his been condersb enlarged dur
Ing the Summer vacation The Rector assisted by twelve
teachers and thus insure to each scholar due
Share Of Individual attention Pupils received at al ages
and thoroughly prepared FOR college OF business -,
Reference made TO the f,cu. Of Columbia College aud the
Newly ok University and TO the flowing well known parties
whose been tsr Rctor instruction. The Rev
Ds Ferris Spencer Hatfield and Phiips the Rev hessra
Sommes Jocelyn Lille, M ssacs and X lmbhs; Judge
Fink OF Jersey City Mayors Wessrve and Hsye9eyef
Gen Ever the Hon Hosord Smith Consul Ottoman Porte:
Drs r. H. Van Wioks, John MILLER and Charles Henschel
Mes.rs r. B. Connolly, s. ButerwoIth, Stephen Russell
Nm M Fysrts Peter S. Hoe A. r. Walsh, James Marsh A
B. Benap Charles ~ Tablet Robert Carter George H. brod
head. &c. 49,, -,
Circular containing particulars be had at the school
who wish place their son: where there win oe no ne
secure them thorough mental disc pHe
and correct moial training, are invited TO Ill ,, -
0"N wa O. p QUACKENBOS Rector.
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M RIGHT for SALE.-Also AGENTS


N WANTED t. eel the anuiactured article You
dsidua VITO has ode $40 day for tive su oessve days
A. sLother time Sos in day An article ndi'Penoe to
ev-y uitn won an Oh child Cal FROM to9 Room No.
"a Sveeuy's hotel.
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printing.
&c tphom if map Concern.

T A. B.-All well. Should like to hear frou
H.. you.
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school under the charge Of MI and Mrs BOLTON Location
elevated and healthy. with Of well shaded oaAment
grounds competent Teachers employed highest sdyantases
year Fall Term RI OPENS on WEDNESDAY, Sept: . For
Circulars apply TO Mr JAMES BATES, American Ekcnany
Bank Buidir e. corner broadway and Cedarst az JAOh
SONS Mourning Store, No 5jl Broadway or address the
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nor SAVANNAH and OTHER FONTS ss
BELowThe s,.S. id. Wheel s.rr PlD,s sept
Ia Cap. NJ wSeShqs ~ sos,s RissS Through Icis..
can be had for following psfss an. wor,,omsrv ss,
row, o., Albany, 81, Atlanta Oh ChattsnooKA
Sss N..SyiIe ssT 50 Knoxville, sS memph' >h "'
800. All so; Macon tsoi Savannah SN
A9fu'sss IN, ar psssacv apply Ut No u BIoadway 49,
For u~xu' '" - SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL nom,
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N1ESSRS. PARKER & BERTHET will re-
WI open their School at No % East 2st st. corner Of
Broadway Sept TO- Pupils be- prepared for any college or
g.h the parents option There Primary Department in
charge experienced lady and OF the Principals
directs Of the Gymnasium Circulars at LOCK-
WOODS, No. All Broadway.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
O-For HAVANA and NEW 0RLEANS1P,s,.s 80 -,
Tie fast aud fsyorite steamship STAR OF TdE Wfoi Nsp
c. w BR0NN, win sail ON THURSDAY, sept O. 1t oelSsk
ror Pier foot Of Warren.t North River bnls o. %
Of the proper form furnished at the office, and no ois o.
will be signed after the hour OF sAhog For freight OF Paso
'PP" NV ~ "'''''' '''A Al o. ROBERTS, Agent
n B.-Freisht received OH and AFTER FRIDAY, Avg 81
Insurance on shipment. BY this Steamer can % hsa IN INC ~
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Jnstrnrtion.

A MER. SCHOOL INST, 500 Bdway.-Schools
supplied with competent TEACHERS and Parents with
information ofSCHOOLS (atutousy References; Eacuite
Of Rutgers and Amherst Colleges DR. Lowell Mason. Wm Hall
Sons Want,d immeda elyCompcent Teachers OF Music
and French French and Drawing aud Of English Latin ami
Music Salaries $3.50 TO $500 Positive ns 10 many
cases can be made without delay SMITH WOODMAN Co.