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STEAMBOATS,.
LU WEEK Mtssls slPPl.
Leuyes every THURSDAY at5P.M.
NEW HYsT. cans AND

u. M.
NEW ORLEANS AND
90 n yloksBURe UNITED STATES 49,
EaSsS1Nss-SE MAIL LT MT. saElSa
The magnificent L, s. mail packet Gen. Quignuu j.
w White, commander leaves above tor Argyle Gfeenve
Snnyside Eggs Point, Ike Washington Grid Lake. Caro-
nn Landing Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwih's, Lake PROV
idelce Hoodrfehs Landing, Mkens Bend nuekpott Ycks
oui Marenen New Carthage tifand Gull. ST Joseph
neS, Waterproof Naiches, Adams, Mouth OF Red River
Ieutca, MogRnn, Poiu Conpec Bayou Sara Port Hudson
landings.
Freight taken FOR gil landings the Ya7oo TGilRltChle and
snnlower rivers, with pfisile Of reshipping.
Leaves ON SATURDAY at5P.M.
The magnificent q. S. Mail packet EaSourcIe CAPTAIN
J. !rown viii leave for Donaldsonyile Phqaentne Baoi
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou sara Red Kvtr L0ndtg For
Adan Naelet Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand duf
Ih0aiourthe Veksburg and
Ho and viii hke freight for all landings on It'd Yngoo and
Talahatchie rive at high water rates, without detention.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets win
their regnlRr Days, without fall Vt the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to hes care will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
These boats will not be responsible for any pack
containing money iewely other saluahes cas!
bills o. adug en specifying the eontGuts and value and
the freight pad for any ylushes deposited with Tie cerl
by the pa sengers contained in their baggage
Forfreight or passage apply ON honFd, or s..
y. J, PERSON q 90.
jel5 tt Corner OF CaTonielet aud UhipH Etrceta.
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On e IN h e - slssd ~.
fuid inflated, weak and Being hi me circulation,
tn whoe body and burst cut III disease any
which Z aess Tho seaiseus iains Y sariously
9od inpurc air nth and ilsy habits, tho depressing VICES
w te iniueion. Whatever be ts o
hereditary The sfiiior.
aFis to elldreI tlc tsrd and four genea!icn z IN
be Or Him who Il Will visit tile
iaiaaitiss Of tic iathere upon their children
s e1ts b DIGESTION from tho blood Of corrupt
icli liz Tic lung liver and internal orans
+ tes iehercles u ss gland, ss inas ND On hc sur.
Ae bleed depfrse ihe eeEes o c that scronfons
tlians ons suffer from serutnoHs complaints they
ssQ tar Nsa
sast ,isss perish " disorders Which although
iii Most Of he eQnsfntlen which dceinsates the
nnan niis hes tE org6 diietfF III this scfoulons
tasinnsipn and many dasfnose discusses Of tho liver, kid
and ins cf ai tho organs ae from ag
9sAVateI NJ tho izane eaIsc-
all people seronlous their persons
Invaded yfhisiufbg Mfelo, and their health Is undo rmned
10 from tho system the
toed 81 altesafy dieine aud nvisorae il by healthy
fond Hnd exercise. Such Esedicino VIC surpls ID
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CHAMPAIGN E-SoSTHENE THOMAS
~ 80 baskets Marquis Deorme in quarts.
20 baskets :. in nfnts,
90 baskets Deigny, in or pints.
D. baskets Venenay. of bottles,
20 cases Imperial W me- in quarts.
II pnis.
For sale by i. D. GRATTAA 4 CO.
az SO Cusfoptouse at.
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VIRcIalA TEsTImoNY r.

Ae.srs; B. a. Fahnessoek Il 20
teHenien Mr. Jnlnss K. Radcliffe resident Of Henrico
soalss nsaF ie city Y Rcncuds Virginia made tho follow
ny statement ne
4 itsc by tsq year. cid very sick presumed the
snne % y sotns u bscs9ae ~ much prostraed he der
eensIlsd ny BA FataesincAs and purchased
" " sIethsr ono eia IL which IEss him iaispoonfn
~, ets tss. sisr l i1naen, 10 iess fhnn
Isa ss5s asf Ead ssses him the uat dose Tbs child
10 K9ftfs n a Hsfe six ii eu inni fui
g i sen si n.saAes q feur Hundred and he Dos
N nsW pRfslsilg zsell. IH =
eegy Tie firth nf fhe ahnve ssa cr.ent
- 5ss7Al % A EFREf1kER
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Haffaal,lmists.

n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, July Is, 1860 - bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co rs Campbell q Str0ng--4 do
j u Cromwell sndries to order Total Is bales
cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Florida - cotton gins
ID Pratt do Buckner, Stanton & Newman sun
dries to order.
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ee pshasats shead ieak re shs initials On i've boi
tie 1aa na p parsteaf - has tty ase hy Ms
D. A. falasslecks Nanlsassi 40 . sshas. les maH
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Leaves every TUESDAY ~ 3 . clock P N.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICaLH
Hss| esburg U. 5. Mail Line.For Donalasonvlle Pa
qneaine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayousara
Red River Landing Fart Adams Natehez Water
preoi k9dney 81 Joseph Grand Gulf Warfenion and Weeks
hurgThe new steamer M ury ~. Capt Joe Phelps VIII
leave above every TUESDAY clock r. NJ. Returning
she will leave Nicshg every FRIDA Az, L. o'clock n.
II. X. CARROLL Il Co.
taf Agents. 55 CGrondelet street.
The above steamer will Ecksburg with Tie giesnef
DawrFop for Yaznn river.
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pauna. 80 81 saraa parllla.

etcun ltIt0y WINCH tHe HleulcaT SkT OF on
times dense ff this here prevailing and fatal nal
ady II Il eeh ned an the active Fesdias thar have
senvesad for lie axpifation n this foul defdcr
the blood and The be from ID destrusaiye
seqietea nce sogd be enplpsed the of only
Scfofla also ahosr oher affections which iae FROM H.
Eraniyc and skin Diseahes 81 Anihnny's Fire Rose
Tu.ora yessat aad sa Rhen ;sald Head Rngwegn Rhen
Debility. and, Indeed al complaints aisng rpm Inflated Of
Impure Blood The popular Belief for mpury ot the blood
l. founded IN truth for Scfofna Is dten. rt Of the blood
fhr particular pufuose and virtue Of this Sars.para pn
y aud reAc ac this vital fluid. without which sound health
iSiturassio bic IN nennnsinalcd eonsti,tiots.
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Ayers Aaue Cure.


For e spne clse Into Fever or Feyeraad Agne
Rentert Fever, Chill Fever Dumb Periodical Head
ache Biens Headache and Bilious FeveFs fer
Hlcis class al diseases originating ia hillary
bS The MelHri1 az AasIiltir Countries
We are enabled here Offer the community remedy which,
BILE carts tie above complaints with certainty is still per-
rtIH narmless IN quantity Such remedy L. Invaluable
III districts where shee ahcps disorders prevail This .ure
expeis hc asHac poison Of Fever AID Agne from the
s and prevents the development Of the dease taken on
The hs approach Of napFm0nory ssnpon1s. 1t only
M besI rstes set discovered for this class complaints
bat also the cetpek lie large qantif supply dol.
lar rns within THO reacl OF everybody ard ID bilious dis
te.s where Fever ar Agae prevails ghody should baye
4 d avg tfes hofcr cure Ana promotion. great snpe
rioffky a His remedy over any Other discovered for the
speedy and cerian cure Of Iniefttenis that no
lunc o. mineral consequently produces auinisn otheg
niuans effects sateyet upon The CONSTITUTION Those cured
BY as leg healy n 4 hey han Ind the disease
FesnF n Agne moi aoGs the consequence ri the anianatc
poison great s.riets Of disorders arise from its irritation
aIaas which are NeaFngis, Rheume,m Goat, Headache
BndntS Tcchache, euaehe, GaaTrh Asthnls Palpalion
Collie PaE and nefansefnenf Of tile Stomach all Of which,
become periodical This sCuRE exrels poison from The
hood aud eouseie Is ihem ali alike. 1t nsal.
nabe protection Immigrants persons travelling ,en-
sntnr residing IN tie aFious di strie1a. II taken occsieay
daily wdIe 6SlQed 10 the Infection That win exeroicd
from He yAten and e4ntot accumulate ii sufficient quantity
rpea Tito disease. Hence Is valuable Tor proec-
Hon hn and few will suffer fsm lnlegnients If
thcs ANIL themselves ui the ts remedy affords
Prepared BY Iir j. C AVER s co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold ~ JOHN WRIGHT & CO., Nos q and i5l Charles
Earaets New fTit.sA and nv alt lragris ie3 fikW
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rALLAHAreHlE AND YAzoo RIVERS.


49, n. U :, Mail pacls, Dew Drop, 5 II Parisol,
master, connecting with Gharnter on her
arrival at VicksbGrg Friday mornnglFor Sa-
,t, City, Icna, Silver Creek Bcrtonia Wesorer,
Honey Island Tnrey's Landing sdon Cranes Landing Ris
all intermediate landings Tanfatchie river hugh
shareyS landing leaving vicksbrg Friday arrival of
the 6l6 o'clock evening train
a. All eights shipped by the Charmer will be taken
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VINES AND T.JoUoRs.
r'HE uNpER>IeNED, rRorsIEToss o. cor

THE UEDERSEGNED. PRoPRIEToKs or CtiT-
j. TON PRESSES in theeity Of New Orleans, hereby give
notice 70 Cotton taeto that we will for the ensuing GEAR COM
enc the first Of September take all iron bound
ile tler will
place the hoops when the cotton sold md ordered ho
compressed shipment, without any charges ndtr
circumstances will replace on hoops with witoni
compensation Of eight GEMS per which IL the regular
charge.
We forced this measure and ins proper give
public OF the tht the
lion Of iron hoops have found impossible to prevail
sh and sipmers receive rouhound Of
any kind tie under circumstances, and ssh
bly, furnish rope without being reimbursed for the The
eharge will be- invariably nude to the iHctor.
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SA ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
AZ will be paid far the apprehension and delivery OF the
JOE, if Of the State, and Fifty Dollars if
found in the city alive. lie lis qqarers
the orleans Cotton Press ahent O'Clock on tho evening Of The
sd of Apr about hour afterwards reported at the
residence Of the undersigned by unknown that he had
been chased into the river by vichman and drowned
which is believed he facilitate his nothing
Of the kind has yet been 9scdrained 70 have occurred doe
shade; he about or inches hight las large monh,
thick iips and rather Hat Is well made so active and
intelligent He had on when he left homo pair of cottonade
pantaloonS AMI hickory shirt.
Masters ves#ea hereby warned sad slave,
the penalties Of the law will be enforced AGAINST them
m YANERY.
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mo. haI2l

R6lte That permission b. and tho is hereby granted
to c. Lyle 70 cree steam boiler vacant lot No ~ il
suuaFe Fulton Leyee Cif6d
streets the sumo DC in conformity & HE police laws Of F
city, aud TO remain during the pleasure OF the Gontnon Council
lsignedJ LEA f. BAKEWEtI.
President Board al Assistant Aldermen.
fSgned j. o NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
iylf Fsianedi' JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor,
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For through ckea This Line CONNECTIONS ag se
forth al the head Of ih roinn and further information apply
on board "a tho Company Office No. 81 Camp srcet Where
plans of ne eabiiih can be and ata engaged
" l.. A. WILTON, General A eeit.
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sand swift running passenger packet steamer
EanzSs Planet, w II. Fulton master vim leave as
above. fof freight passaee apply board
VIRGIGIUS q. DENTZEI,
MI Advertising Agent
plan hush - S
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No. 52Ii.l
Roleea That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of
tract resolution No 5lsi for hu Water street, nu
gaiopa to Julia STREE J. b. Chez riserrftr w.
r. Rifhania % cents per cubic yard be the here
iy approved The security accepted, and the Mayor authorized
into contract with tne parties per uoafaI for the
performance Of said work
[Signedl IEb T. BAKEWELI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[sicnedl 30, NIXON.
President Beard of Aldermen.
jyit Fsignsdi JOHN T. MONROE MavOr.
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mo. 5276.
ReFolre8 Fiat permission hereby granted Emile
Hirisr bhe of the Courier newspaper, TO frnm
their location the machinery and of his office
worked by steam power and establish the the Of
Conf and Lesee streets.
SignedI j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
[SignedI LEA F. FAREWELL.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July Is, 1860.
fSignedi JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
IVA A EAREa
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Reoire7 Th. permission the il hereby granted
Edmund Kennedy fire proof blacksmith shop his
property No Dame between Trnnpitoui9s and Ma
zne the be conformity The police laws Of
the city, the remain during the pleasure Of the Common
Council. r=s
Esignedl LEA F. FAREWELL.
Hs5 #8 President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1850.
jvla fsienedl JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor.
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3oi<TtsR-ucasks aaArsstsis houaos ssea tot sails 81
I S. WOBFF,
asS co4ner drayicr and New Lssae sta.
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coNDITfoNs-Co Compliant au moment dele htadication
p. Tx5sARKER.
in % i've l2 y Shtrfae IA FnfniSke d'flrienns.
sEaosG ns1sur .OuEr} GlIa ~ A.s onLEAAs w.
Of Rew Orleans. ESTATE OF II. EIOGKER.
M

RY VIRTUE OF q writ of seizure and sale
Id directed by the Honorable e second District Csurt
OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause win proceed
sell IL pnbc auction, the City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazine streets, TGkSAN, the 3lst day of
July 1850 u o'clock NJ, the following described properly
viz
Fourth District square hundred and sixty eight bounded
by Baronue Dryade 81. Anthony and Jo-cphne Streets
having front of hiris Josephine strclt
hundred ind fiji iii depth,
Seized IN the above suit
TEEtMS-Gash the spot.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGlAIl
wi INSTITUTE.
No. 2I8 Fourth-et.,
Of Nacdouzsl st. on Washington Square.

-
w SL FaNNiNa NJ sid PrOpe,Or and Principals
nens ia Firhteenth Acedemic Year on MONDAY, Sept TO-
1850 when its pupils requested to be panctua present
bo Sa E S Sixth az, and the asG
Asa thoroughly organized Private High SGhoG wh;n en-
a. the & Sd Ss hue hSosa p o%
yesrs old upwSrd and twelve Professors the com
& 5 Sssasy snd efs location the
It's central position from every part Of New ORR ana the nen
iyedroou filling three stories of building crested oy the
Propetors expressly ae
mstcs modern L,nsuages Commercial Studies Drawing and
to those whom tne is money aud who cannot AFFORD 20
this precious article on worthless inuction among pro
Of snsy with 9cEsned mental and moral PERCEPTION
de able and hh character to Dea IT, % f5
'N''' CONDITIONS 81 GRADUATION
donbe course study pursued in this Institution name
ly. BUsNBss aud COLLEGg Cougse. -,
TIE branches In which candidates for the Diploma Wno ahs
the Course required TO be prepared are as oows
l. Mental, The oretics and Commercial Arithmetic ~
II. Davies Bourbon. Algebra and four books Of Plane
III ping and dOubeentry.
". Ability to tsnsls,e and write correctly one Foetgn
y. Knowedss Of general history; ,,., po,,,.,
Composition free from grammatical and rhetorical
The branchss in which candidates the Diploma who take
l. Mental Snd Theoretical Arithmetic
III Latin ard Gre {, the friedman class in Colleges
~. knowledge OF general history
v Ability to write 10 egibe hand. an English Compost
ton free from gran msticaI ard rhetoic a errors
REFERENCES. 800
For the information Of ens king suitable place IN tins
city the instruction of their who not acquainted
with this Institution the Of s PATRONS are ap
pended appropriate reerences kevs A ID Gillette D.
Jas Porter D. D. II. 8 Foster n Chas Fletcher; Chss
Shslhng; LDosley Hcnorsbles T. Davies, L. H. d.
f. A. Conklin j. Living ston W n, Vermiyea w g. Glenn
cuts N. d.; s. A Purdy. ". D. s T Hubbard N: b T.
VaDderpoo N D.; j. Ffsnkel NJ ID. O. Gouriey, M ID ).
J. Tobias ". ID ; D. 4. Baldwin esq +. L.. Tslcott esq
Tho Townseod and 10 other names OF merchants and
well Known cLiHens.
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O. r QUACKENBOS, Rector
VHE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC JNsTI

TUTE1his School Of Science founded by the late Hos.
Stephen Van Rensselaer, and whose Professor was the ,t
Amos Eaton Va open its Thirty seventh Annual Session on tue
IL h Of September 1880.
Its leading object Is the theoretical aud practical education of
Chemists Naturt. and Civil Mining aud Typographical I'm
snee Othei collateral and associated branches taught
The Institute has full aud competent Faculty and oha
t newer stood higher than Of present l location the Cit,
OF Troy AID las connection With any other School pro
leasing 70 teach the same branches ~
for further information In respect TO hs courses Of study nj,
sppcsten should Do made for the Annual Register OF $3.50 "a
Prot CHARLES BROWNE, Director. &c. K r Iu,tlu.s
rroy.NY
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vSpyyrr warm FOR SkJE-ADOut tHO nVnuten
M ~ ha s.et lard In Csy.gs County 10 ssos 'osdi,'on
,od b. ssuy STATED 90 tho Lac 'hsL l py.s bss
fiu, y,d In udes the fArrs house and bnns
t Va PS apple spd pear Of NE best ysss. fnSs
are ,NI To- Joun, OF CommercefOfice, Ne 81 WIts New
Ip civ or 10 RICHARD HALE. 90 the premises A"''''
csauss County. N Y
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE

V
taront Of applicants having presented Themselves request
ig procure for them orchestra chairs upoa the appear
su hs Mr. Forrest and being DESTROYS give all
fair sDd equal chance have concluded that 252 q the desired
shall be sold in the vesbue the the at
=. bile action the time with the private boxes by
the c-ebrSt5d s0copeeT Henry Leeds at 81 o'clock sept
remainder 81 the auditorium viii be opea 70 the
pubic usual prices viz Family circle p cents Psrquette
and dress circle 20 In not raising the prices generally
4oysed bsys been induced by desire that the should
than usual 20 Ae renowned agc dian
have urLs determined that during Mr. FORESTS engage
al aDc at az times that ticket speculate shall be excluded
f the The str and lie vcuity do not intend my patrons
shall be posed upon auy way prevent and hereby
am 81 frcm bu, itg except at the Office Tbs the
public may be by the rush at the box ONCE
cesr number OF tickets only viii be sold each night and m
suh ruubtrs will prevent any extensive individual crowds
sriyi.. Of The time.
the pablo kiucy aided bJ Mr. Nblo who has generously
JAS NJ. NIXON.
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V'HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
No II West ll,h.st


Now in s forty rrst year reopens MONDAY, September
g. with every advantage for the youth in both the
elementary aad hi ,her bnoies IN ancient and modern Ian
gDaees Bookkeeping and all other departments OF complete
school To meet urgent demands Increased
dShons the schooibudng ha been cousdersb enlarged dur
Ing the sumner vacation The Rector is assisted by twelve
p.encd teachers end thus insure to each scholar due
share OF Individual sen:Sh. Pupils received ali ages
and thoroughly prepare for college or business.
Reference made TO the faculties Of Coldmbis College
Ncwl York University snd to the following weknown parties
whose sons have been under the Rectcs Instruction; The
De teuis Spencer HATFIELD and Philips the Rev Msssrs
somuers Joceyn Lille, s. NJ lsaacs and X Imbre; Judge
FINK OF Jersey CITY eNMayors Westevelt and
Gen Even the Hon Hosford Smith Consul Ottoman Porte
Drs H. H. Van Nnl- John MILLER, and Charles Hensche
Mess. b. Connolly 4 Butterworh. Stephen z. Russell
Nm. NJ. Evars Peter y. Hoe A X Walsh James NJ ,rsh A
b. BeknaP Charles " Tablet Robert Carter George H. BrOd
head. &c.
Circulars containing full particulars be bad at the school
Parents who wish 60 place te,r where there win
cc-sity for change till they have finished their I'D
secure for them sound instruction, thorough ,ae
and connect moral training invited 70 cali
nITAEEENRns D..
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HzsRT II. LEEDS Auctioueer-Sslesroom % Nassau o..
EDWIS FORESTS FIRST APPEARANCE
H THIS SEASON AT NIBLOS GAROEN.-HENRY II.
LEEDS Co, ~il sell by suction, THURSDAY Sept IL
IA he vesblle Of kbls Garden at O'Clock ae choice OF IA
PRIVATE BONES and - 0R 6i IRA STATS tJr the
MONDAY EVENING the l7th inst Owing q tue unprece
oe.d BY letter aud from the various hotels TO
hr Nixon deous Of placing every one on an equal foot
g decided t. put Up the choice OF seats and private boxes
FER public petition ster wbic1 the remaining und seats
be dispose Of usual at the Box Office 10 the first sppl
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obstruction.
-.nu,Iy of PENMANSHIP and BOOK

CADEMY of PENMANSHlP and bVOh-
n KEEPING, no. s2l and s2S Broadway Removed ron
nxins The second story, coniahiog ak psfos tne new
"1s corner Of BrosdwsT and 2istst II Is siUuspy ar
T tIemsn Who may receive private instruction Of =. hours
Pya.. classes now session day and evening Also
W,;nT Cass for the convenience OF pupils attending
H. nnbe and private schools All pOpls old aud Young wi
the personal aenn Of the subscriber s'led ~ ms
e o. The Lades department Pup and thei iueods ~ll
b.ss free admission TO the Stereoscopc husenG connetd
b the Acsaeuj which the largest exhibition OF Tue
ton IN Double Fn Bookkeeping will fnd sup rior advantages
AT this establishment Circulars now ready A., -
In every profession there Ia 'ecoguit5 sadns
who's decided tina, noboi CALI II IN que,
H. kmony those who teach tho art o. wiring Oliver d.
Godb Ia lust that indsputaby pree person and To-
coQni,ed head Of the prof- snon ~ Home urnsI
" NOS pll md e23 Broadway.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

UDdsg be per,onL supervision Of .......P T. BARNUM
INHHNSE ATTRAC7 IONS-GREAT CROWDS
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Of the GREAT MORAL HIS
TOPICAL DRAMA Of JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
represented EVERY AFTERNOON ut g. aud EVERY EVEN
Nc ct by Of th best companies of artists In America
keS Scenery, new Costumes, Sc. -
Aso 10 sesn oil hours the great living BLACK SEA
LION weighing 300 pounds the hyag ALBlN0 FAMILY Of
White Neg.o es the living WHAT IS IT. or Man Monkey
Tho living LEARNED SEAL: the living HAPPY FAMILY (;
The living ANACONDA FAMILY GRAND AQUAklA Of
hyiDg Sea snd River Fish, v ALLIGAT0RS; beautiful iy
Ing ANGEL FISH the extraordinary Lightning Calculator
hE1s LADY 18th Lo9g Hair the w9nderf9 and pdesc Sa6e
5TATUARH and Immense Hall, continuing S5o,CO0
CURIOSlTIEs AL all to b. for only rs cents Chill
drsE under ~ Is cents
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WINTER GARDEN.
w 3HIs I2vEhJ,rU Thursday Sept. 10,
Mr.. AID MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
wi1 spp-sr in
Two Of their charming
POPULAR CHARACTERS.
Ht Williams viii appear Shandy Mcguire with song o.
Ny Heart Is in oud Ireland" with jig 10 the beautiful
dana o. -. .-
sHANDY MAGUIRE
To b. followed with
OUR GAL.
Oar Ca With Yankee Song sad Williams
To ooac.ade with ..-...--
LATEST FROM NETWORK.
ID which Bar. and Ax Williams win appear.
WINTER GARDEN.
w UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
FRIDAY, SEPT Is
BENEFIT d
g.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Three capital pieces co,,.sv Fare. and R,,,..o,.
IRISH AMBASsA DOR
LOVE AND LADIES,
BENIGHTED BARON
,hs # be bed pieces in the repertoire OF the Irish Boy and
Irish Ca.
Nj a.d Mrs. B. Williams in twelve characters Songs and
Daaces-
Box Book open, where Private Boxes, Stalls and Box
S-.ts csn bs secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

AN ENTIRELY NEW PETITE COMEDY,
which has achieved In London will shortly oe
produced
Doors open It O'Clock Box book open
"a. = sAk IN advance. Places may now be secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

Mss MARY SEDGWICK will continue her
vi Preach snd English Gas, lh September No s"es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
Building Maierials.

DRAIN PIPES, glazed. yitrfed, warranted inde-
sustbls Chimney Tops. Vases StatuAry &c Depot Of
I,os I.snI Pottery, No y Esssast EpW'D Il QUINN.