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NV srnRa cLorHrso. All you who begin to
feel uneasy In your winter raiuents by mistake you
had got into the shirt and read the a ysr;sse
ment Of Mr. Robert Pin Is and Is Camp street. for he has
new got hi stock Of spring goods inspection and
neea Will hnd that they include everything stylish and
eonoaele and that when arayed in them they will feel as
nes and seifaaihed only when he well and
gensesiy attisd for matter how Is
he will not feel like gentleman clothes are ragged and IN
general bad order. Bee Mr.. Ptkins advertisement
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]. WRIGHT & co.
L,,.,...MEDICAI...... .mEDICAL
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This tbs only remedy against Worms in ,he human
fame-thngs that fatal and destructive Is children
save the ChiIdrenl
Let mothers DO timely warned aud not allow these child
derers in the systems Of their offspring. Remember
that
wIHER's CANADIAN vERMlFuGR
will al once and for ever Danish the reptiles and the young viii
DO saved Think Of this.
Colonel vasser Of Mississippi In letter TO j. W. vesey ESQ.,
Conservative thus winds up his
the value of this medicine to his family my expe
rence has convinced that In tho experiment have made
with winers Canadian Yemifuge II Is due to suffering human
iy well to the manufacturer the medicine 10 make
public the result Of my observations
'Tsignedl W. II. vAssER."
The vermfugs is for sale, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT co.,
--.. Il and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Perpetrators.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEfs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
hhs universally ~ osAcr en'nen.s ana healing ap
PosaoAsf = ~ u es'sn nem.sphefes' wher-
oye a1u - 'e, :, w Has secret OF 10
success ~ m eans'"s neons' Whe'her lh' cahse Dc seei.
sen' 81 aisease' -l
n"Fns anu Scaius
Are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inflammation
by timely application Of this marvellous healer the esh
renewed ~ II by charm, bemish scar remaining
Tine rrfa.,sa or sr,a N,Yraa~xy
rr.u.-.. -. ....ua,, .u,..... 80. .-..---,,.,
IL - a;s - -. -, -. !. 9eee' o'peei'
-. - ~, 49, - -, 80 .e ivory ino'net
80 h, a ,sk, - !, - :. ran1 ~ ness
nrsvaIan. = .,,;Iarsn s S -'0'' y AA's~0fn' g
~ $50 ~AAu AAhus
The msens the traveller and every other individual whose
lot in life throws him within the chance Of accident from explo
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NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA..................,ANE NEW EZRA
PHOT OGRAPHYy
NEW EZRA IN PHoToGRAPHYs
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
i NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY II
| NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY m
The Improved naIIotype.
]. B. HALL.
ANDERSON l. BLESSING, ~
No. 81 Camp Street,
Respectfully solicit the attention of the public new ana
elegant style Of Portraurs. which The a. limo
| presented to the public.
Mr. HALL the inventor and passntee of this new ,rv,
the result Of experiment succeeded in peeetin
it to such high degree that artists csanOsssurs and phoo
graphers pronounce the
Improved Hallotyps
Unequaed and unappoached by any other style of pbo.
graphic picture.
The Improved Halotypea given by Photeeranbe
ournaisor softness delcacy trufnness Durability
passes the finest Ivory Miniae whilst fidelity ard s.e
scopc effect renders the picture and t
any other style.
These peerless portraits viii executed Of any si,
at less price than other style coosd Photoxrspb
]. B. HALF. and ANDERSON BLESSING No 4, -
street. Opposite tho Picayune Office ve those vsbio,
and all lovers ART to and satisfy Themselves ,h,
have inaugurated
NEW ERA in PHOTOGRAPHY
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY r.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
o 10 inform nurpareoa na.xo,. -
He that have Canal street To The .s,.
named commodiouB building which we have nsd ana fms,
nished in a suitable style, With the
Largest sky-Light In the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Pub.e,
SPLENDID PARLoa AND DRESSING Roox.
Exciusscly for Ladies' and
LARGE STUDIO for cur Painters.
TosshsE with all tho necessary and coavenuo,. lar
The execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known to III. ART
aHs sHALEEsr Locxsr
10
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN An ~
-
-
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life s1s, mode by the nav SOL n oAu
49, - ~ low 0ohAe oAE"
N'os's. fN
PHOTOGRAPHERS all Intermediates sizes
fhofodhAPHS all sizes. Untouched
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted In on oolors.
pHoToGR APIS pa,nta t. w. r.s
Painted in Pastel Cooss.
pHoToap .pr.s ra,..., T. ,.s,.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed to be the safe agent
the destruction of these troublesome verunin.
Be SURE and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
srRoYER, there many spurious articles sale
Fsrssle by ]. WRIGHT CO.,
10 l6mkw n and Isl ghsrtras street.
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DIR. osGooDs INDIA CHoLAGoGUE

DIR. osG0oD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
f CURES
Fever and Ague, Chs and Fever Dumb Agus Intermittent
and Renittent Fevers Liver Complaint Jaundics En-.
largeraent Of the Liver Enlargement Of The
Spleen. and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several in bilious climate known
TO fall curing Fever and Ague any the diseases soys
named. "a 54@4b.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind as aso
those who have become nvads effects unon bs
situton, win And the INDIA cHoLAGoGUEa most nyalu
able remedy for purifying the bood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects a bilious climate
The wonderful effects OF Cholagogue eradieatne e fr
the human system only explain extraordinary IN
the speedy thorough and Fever and Acna
and the various grades of intermittent remttant feyers
1t has been tested in thousands cases. Ii Inv
all who have used It, of the greatest Fever and A,n.
remedies extant.
Be and ask for DIR. osGOoD,s INDIA AGoarrE
as tlare many eounterfes offered for sale.
Fer sale III New Orleans, wholesale and retail al
prices, by
J. WRIGHT Co,
IL and Isl Chartres street
General Agents.
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...@
ANA 49, 1oN>'
Il c,,o,pn .,n.,,
FANcy npuy
|
$
| Erock Coats.
|
| SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE AILLED CLOTH.
4 :. :. BLUE
l I. BROWN !. y. !.
|
|
...,. ...- ~.
| FRENCH BATTsTE '.- -
Llohi 49, oASsiAhAh -
| rrr,rrr.
| ~ op1r #. .r@"
|
PLAIN AND FANCY LINEN
D.asn 'iAA 'e'' AeAs .
-. "
-A1 80
ala ava
-.----- =-z#z
1E... -s zz= .=
=S.......
Busters for Railroad Travelling.
-.=.
e1-'--D A--'A1t' 1se Nf'e
ALPACA BUSTERS.
:. MUSLIN :.
WHITE EMBROIDERED :.
CoLoRED LINEN =.
A Japan AesoprurNr or r u !, erY,pr, ~. ~.
= 11z1 i W. - " " s11A1stei AiAoH
uP In EVERY STYLE.
Furnishing Goods.
A 1A'oA SAHh- Aii1s''
RICH BLACK LACE TIES
FRENCH CAMBRIc HANpKERcHTFrs- Rordsrad
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DIR. Hoodsand's
@ Err NAN BITTERS,
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But did not start to write homily, so will bid
you goodbye for the present, hoping the boquet
that accompanies this will solace the wearied toll
IN your sanctum, and afford you more pleasure than
this serawl from CRpscpNr.
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helpless, anxious look over the lev plain, No helm
was near, and lifting up her eyes to heaven she
murmured, 2 II Is welI.n She arose to her feet
tore the protecting shawl from her shoulders and
wrapped It closely round the sleeping form of her
girlhood's love. Lifting his head in her arms she
threw heraef beside him, and with her lips against
his bosom abe lay, while the wind spread her
heavy black hair over his face and wrapped its
warm folds across his neck.
EARLY next morning, on his way across tho prai-
rie, farmer found man still alive, but sleeping
and apparently 'stupfied; while on his breast lay
beautiful woman, frozen to death. A large dog
lay at his masters feet, and his horse almost dead
WITH cold. stood by his side. He bore them to the
nearest shelter, which was Marion yeress desolate
coinage There assistance was brought, and Rob
cry Ward restored to consciousness and health
Let those whose early love has been biighted, as
was ms, imagine what he felt when he laid Marion
down IN her prairie grave. i have heard him say
fhaf ~ his bosom ever burns one spot, and its
name can only cease with death. 1t Is where the
lips Of Marion We're ffoze on that awful night.
pouring out, as 1t were the breath of her life to
save his own
Her wretched husband came in time to meet the
coffin a. II was being borne from his door. The
shock for moment partially sobcred him; and
struggling to stand erect something Of his man.
hood seemed to return to him as he gazed down
upon his wife's dead face. With his own hands he
replaced the Id he had lifted. and with voice
whieh seemed 70 concentrate in its one brief, sane
sentence all tho woe Of their two lives, he said,
she married for money! Oh. what satire ii
seemed coming from those bloated lps-tlat hns-
pshd clothed ~ rags, the dismal prairie scene the
asseiA1e, cemaortlsss cabin, the cold, wan corpse
| = We soaln o. pine, and her group IL rough
mourners. Robert turned Ills face moment Il.
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CoLLgGIATR ISsTITUrE, Cornwall,
nranaaCo N Y JulylA lYftO

COLLEGIATE Institute, Cornwall,
Orange Co.. N. Y. July IA. 1860 )
H. L. s1UART.Desr Frend: The CoIics Washing Machine
Won recommended has been received and thor ushy
.st.d GU school Washing which H. like all boys clothing
liable 10 much soied works to charm, and much
time oap strength and does not to the clio hes
as much the hand method Of washing wish to send
me tn more the Machines for friends who have become
acquainted it'll the exeellen Of this admirable Washer
ALFRED c. ROE, Principal
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ERENCH's CONICAL wAsHING-MACHTNE
EVIDENCE IN FAVOR:

No 78 MADIsoS-Av., July TO- 1860.
To Mesrs r. FRENCH: have had one Of Frenchs Con
ic Washing Machines In Ia my house for several weeks
Or won an with will easily dispose of much work In one
day a. two have in the habit OF doing In three days
wshes perfectly and invaluable scqustion aborsayer
and econe uizer Of time. Mrs J. NJ SIMS.
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rI,uE IOHN G. HEENAN FESTIvAL-A

TINHE JOHN G.. HEENAN FESTlvAL-A
CARD The unt signed having been solicited by large
number Of prominent gentlemen to uldertke the nsA men,
and supision Of the kecepn and Festival feels
G y AZ op, VIII buscess TO eater for the anus ent
and Of the public weld to their urgent request
a. hr leave he s firmly opposed TO all REAL phe
6ghtnr late contest one OF nstos iup1fsah
and ON ia OFT an IT OF the kind on record
h. ai,fd that fsir representation there ci all
The reposye results the original but carefully preserving It's
forms ceremonies and events will give very general satsa
top H. has further that he does not know MI Keenan,
even BY sight but the geHtenany conduct aud qaet de-
eapof have characterized The chan ooth before sno
favor 10 degree quite in similar intances and as Nh
Heenap igred his desire to quit the przsng Altogether
sufcety the iesd performer to afford tn e1ns
for The which that desire Tor
ret;rement may fully CERTIFIED The entertainment VIII oe
usse entirely unob ctionsbe and such be attended
ithout by the most fastidous Ladies'
and geieme them drive directly to their
reserved without mixing in the general cr~d ana the
ost nsct order will be secured With this Def exp Iton
rensiu with respect the pubics very obedert servant
i' JAMES NJ NIXON.
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Gonses and farms Uante1.

YARNS WANTED in the vicinity of New-York
Il BY CHICKERIN9 Co.. Real Estste and General
Agency. No. 10 Wall st. N. Y.
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CTENWAY g. SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0VERSrRUN0 0RAND9


And SQUARE PIANOS
Are now considered the best PIANOS manafacnsA -.
fheso have taken sixteen first prespuA -
within shs la, soat years In coraSsSasS
snda5 amore 90,
Among the judges were eottsehsl wn. Msso. q l. We
lenhaupt, and other musical celebrities.
ST. SONS do not refer 10 atSs whs wera In hb eo1
many years ago, 10 certificates and Testimonials pvca
urse ssics Is ! waknown fact that such inpon.ss
have been made In pianos quito recently s
the year, cannot BY amp claim he as
at the present time. - -
We snbIon the following certificate Owen within w -
months BY nearly al the lcai.ng aad rscu.ssS s
musicians now residing Ia this csantry: 1920
tested the Improve men. In Grand Pianos inverse
STElNNAf, In which the covered sngs sss ovs<A'~S
tbeee remaining. do hereby certify: - q -
Piano greatly improved In quality aaAnsi ne Ssss 49,
The sound by Seinways improve 49, - rsass4
lesAharsh, strcaser and n.nch better proleoye -
usny other Piano It'll which scqaam = Mr. sdnwQ
ssmost novel, Ingenious and uportaas ar = he us&ss
sonst.ucton hss ever been ksown or asss
signed know OF believe. q. M .aoN
srs' Si, SaTfEs' YIN %afE's1. snE ssSss
WA sAAR, aD 0bsnr g Mon0xh
%M KIlS;sstow SSsSks se q SisS
0Eo u s"iS srd rsrny othes
w.. ,,,.,,.ut wsnsnt<a f.s che term q SO 49, r.
w asn Nos . ssa Wakes. ns.s s.e..-S "
C1,,TEINSylY a sONs GOLD MEDAL PAT
SiELNn WvTEsTIiNa GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS e
~ sSs.el the bsst Pianos manufactures ana NV
70, ave yss MOI. % and wsksrs. near Br0savsS
T71E briggs PATENT AN0-F0RrES 2
the VIOLIN PIANO, fes sls u W Music sesY q "
' HALL a0N Aa Ss'sdwsy sesxsss spsm< saa V'@"
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OFFICE AxrRrcAs wArcu COMPANY. 4,

No. l82 Broadway, July 49, 1850. )
Mes,rs P. r. FRESCH-Gentlemen: have witnessed the
of several your Concs Washers and have In
nv hou.e on Staten Island The ladies' ofmy family conser
ore of most ecis aud easily worked devices for the
po that could be imagined in all which fully CONCUR
Vrry respectfully, DANL T. APPLETON.
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amusemtnts.

John C. H 11sSs1Sns yrs,,v,,
MONDAY, August %, 1852
Upon which occasion he VIII be assisted by
JAMES CUsICK,
CT oTTIoNoN n.,or
The am pgcmsnts viii be conducted upon the most ep-
9s s Of q hs es Il the The
eut o. the festival to present as nearly possible view OF
the INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Between MssTs s os6aa rn ssd a ayEiESAN'
THE ARENA
Inw'h the pn'RPass ieS METZ MssTIScs give n'f
Win be formed eligible site. in position 50 favorable
$1,000 SPECTATORS
can the proceedings without the ghtet
EXPRESS DKsR8,
AMPITHF ITRICAL BOXES and BALCONIES,
capable f''''m"odsttta Sss PERSONS
nave '''' ''' STADiATokiAL GhoySD,
in 0i'e' 70 LADIES and FAMILY PARTIES
EXCITING and md cHlyALRIc EMULATIoNs between the
KNIGHTS AND CHAMPIONS
4, Ta1 aFE%T rs SPACE.
The ApPhheater and balconies for tie eTcsa'H' u'
ladses AID gentlemen accompanying them. ,
e ras G sSSp Ia r to fs the the
sss y ss n
portuni,y Of witnessing the tnodns opeua m 70
Of the unpleasant features that too often are ate
am 'i'" PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
During the various collections and conrDu
lions nsae foI Mr Heenan viii be - ,.o,,
CONSOLIDATED INTO ONE PURSE,
and publicly pre-, ented 90 him. - ..,.xx,,,u,
- TffF CHAMPION AND HIS FRIENDS
viii the same costume and display the col lrs as
were '"p'''e0 ~ Mr. Nj JOIN 9; KEENAN,
PERSONALLY APPEAR
GRAND CONTEST
The and Third Avenue cars snd mum q M tb
boats ..i make extra trip' to and ITO" JONES 0'O
day Of the Fes ivsl .oo ---e....... -. han
DODWORqHS BAND. composed oil Oh Peorlneis' mas ooe"
engaged expressly for the occasion - .. .orre sood
The most effective nave oeeh m,ue 20 IT,,
order The uboe beng paced nneer the eu
snnervisiou of Messrs JAMES M. NIXON and hENhi
WOOD.
isaiss and Balcony Seats Is cents extra
Ts,rssea 10 he Grounds, Is cents extra
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Aouse- furnishing GOODS.
a RTICLES OF EVERY DAY USE.
n B.. Z. BABBITT3
nYrOL, MEDTGTNAT. VEAaT

A ARTICLES OF EVERY sY,I DAY USE
PURE MEDICINAL YEAST.
n n Manufactured from common Salt and Pure Crcsm
ID turns to gas CHie that from bottle Of Soda
Wster), and remains dormant In the dough until 40
AND escape through the While baking The
Cake OF Bon + not , Ia f a.sa gSa
7U require about quarter the amount Of shortenins
ssed with osip. Yeast may also S be be a;sS for
s With III. put s Sss BsS"e
no other 10 Gensine-6eoaye o. Imitation.
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
q Wsnunted double the strength Of common Potash,
90 and superior to any sspsnies IN mases pa. up
directions for making Hard and Soft Soap. One
AND wiz make ,e.n gallons q sC a. SI ,s No
cheapest Potash 10 market; ,,,,,.a
~ MEDICINAL SALERATUS,
perfectly pure aud wholesome article, free from
all deleterous matter; prepared that, a. the cir
SSiI sss e he ' Se.i ~hon baked So.
mon salt Water and Flour Put up neatly In pa
pe"' b. H. AID / p sAsBrrrs
6S CONCENTRATED SOFT SOAP.
One box costing Ore Dollar, will make ~ gallons
Of handsome Soft Soap by simply adding boiling
AND wsser ,,nvr,, A
SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
m One pound oil TINS soap equa 70 three poundso OIL
~ ordinary Family Soap One pound viii make three
gallons Of handsome Soft Soap II will removed
paint grease tar, and stains Of all kinds IL will
not inturr the fabric; contrary 1t preseryesl
Il Ii viii wash In hard or salt water. But little
labor is required where ,h. Soap Is used Machin-
90 ss and Printers will find this Sap superior to any
90 thing In market your torekeepsr does not keep
tne above goods, send rs By mail, aud will send
package Of either article. assorted boz con-
Nm tauiDg part Of each article, you may direct Al
'N Send the of your PosOfice, also, the State
and County In which you reside. with ereeuonsl
1o for shipping. Address n,n y
g. Co. S. 70, H. and IA Westinghouse, N. Y.
A liberal discount 10 Storekeepers
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orycy MAsgr4eron{ o. sFALpys,. P ,ss


Oyy,cy or THE M.srrAcroRY or sPALpISs'. PREpAEKDi
GLUE. No. ~ Cedar st.. New York, July 1860 )
Messrs. T. X. Observation-Disclosures: We made sareti
at uy MoLday @ and pefformed large washing
In az suay short time with ibor and much less soap
by ha dcrs think Only needs to be known to be sppe
''A'su o. Yours. very truly, HENRY C. sPALDIVG.
MT KIsoo NJ Y July 6, 1860.
PAR French esqs-GeLtlemeu: Your circulars aud print
ed Iton by express few days since daily re-
err. Clue The left in hands has been tested in two
OF ane aid gives tire Satisfaction After others have
tiled it hope be aoe TO send you % order for seye
OF the Club on Friday lat, VIZ: . .
Resored Tht far experiences with and
ofWsshng Machines has consider Frehehs Of eel
dedy sup, merit The 1t Civ t til: meeting has been
most thorough one and nom the ease ano
to he public"
J.W03p; ssc'y Farmers Club of Bedford
Washer. be seen IN operatioq at the Laundry OF
and the psRG1 No u y TEN o ioTeT g. can'
B-The understand proprietors prepared t.
gIe Agencies the sale these Machines in all pats
Country supply orders to extent Agents wanted in
az s esssi for sn sirc usa PAR FRENCH
CWEDiSH PUNCH SWEDISH PUNCH =!
- Having opened establishment for the manufacture OF
;" ''A''O No GA WHITE STREET,
the would attention Of the public to its
merits This delicious aud heaty drink made from OLD Ba
''' sAN0RfE sEvEaAaE OF NORTHERN ETRoPE
where may be found in every household and is universally
10 the Actor Snger and Public Speaker 1t will be found
great assistant soda and Ice Water makes cooling
It Is hshy by the Medical Faculty oonsump
dyss and Others recurring stmnlas ,,,oa ..u and
Sold BY GrOseI' and Druss; ss9s5TaI Iyuos eco
No. 81 " hite-strset, New York.
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60 n)bom it flap Concern.

TNHOMAS II. CRAWFORD. = Information
1 usntsd of THOMAS H. CRAWFORD, Printer, who left
Bowmsnsve w. in september last and is now sppOsedto
he somewhere In New Yok State An information regarding
him viii be thaLkuy received his brother his pescnce
immedately required In q very important matter Address
WIN. CRAWFORD, Bowmansyie, C. w.
TN N. VI leave as expected for few days.
Il Ana anxious to hear from you. All goes well
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0FUcB OF CLERK OF BOARD op SurxHyIsoRs,
No. CRY HALL NEw.YosK, Aug l. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS
~ % 18th day Of u NJ $50 to 200 sun ca
beet ANTHRACITE COAL the ofthe Courts sui w.
OF The oobty The ton = BE- calculated at 20 "a %
posa for 50 ords of KNDLING WOOD tPtne) cur M, ~
The said Coal md Wo to be delivered usuo ""'
and places the Cou nitt. d. sisnsfe - III mr.,
posal. ELIJAH r. fuRDf,n
WILLIAM C. CONNIE
WILLIAM n. TWEED,
THOMAS LITTLE,
JAMES DAVIS.
ORISON BLUNT,
.. y Go . tes
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DECETVRRs SALE of PERSONAL PROP

III ERTY.-A C FUTILE, Aucuoneer.-Notice Is here
by given, that the subscriber. Receiver q the Hen.
PUBLIC AUCTION. a. the late Office Of ,sid Company.
No. Ia Broadway In the City Of Work. the ~
ing described personal property which GALE to be eote s
cash viz: large iron Sale, Carpet Floor Oicloth In
Jars Case of Surveyors Instruments Rulers &c. wstss
Cooler Table Letter Press Stand and WseThoids Spk
toons canebotton Chsrs revolving Arm Chairs revolving
High Stool complete set Of Insurance Books sry. qssny
Dated July "a, 1860. SAML WiLkESOS, hecefve
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Copartrtsrsbip Notices.


nISSOLUTION. The COMPREHENSIVE
~ heretofore existing between the subscuser under the
firm Of GEORGE W. BROWN CO, this day dis
solved. GEORGE w. BROWN.
New York June 23 1860. J. EDWIN BROWN
COPARTNERsHIP-Tb undersigned have this day formed
pLrne rship under the firm of BROWN HuRLBUT and
will continue the NOTE BROKERAGE BANKING Bus-
at No. IL Wall-st
EDWIN BROWN.
New York, Aug l. 1860 WILLIAM Il. HURLBUT,
Special attention given to the purchase and se Of CONNER
ClAL PAPER ADVANCES made on approved Col.cras,
aud LOANS NEGOTIATED Orders for STOCKS, BoSDS,
&c., &c, promptly executed.
PERMISSION
JOHN EARL WILLIAMS eco, Rfesi Metropolitan Bank;
ISAAC n Phelps, esq Me.srk n 4 A. LAWRENCE &
CO.; d. II. ARNOLB, esq. PIest Mercantile Bank; Hon.
VIM '. BRADY; Messrs SWIFT, HURLbUr CO.
nISSOLUTION.-The Copaytnership heretofore
- existing between sLAYT0N 4 KAISER wa this day
dissolved L. sayton having withdrawn The business viii
continued for tbs manufacturing OF Sewing Maas Needles
the place No l3S Broadwy eth a., ulde the
name ana firm Of PROCTOR 4 KAISER.
New-iork, Aug l, 1860 WM \. PROCTOR,
CHARLES KAISER
NOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM II. SWAN ia duly
IN authorized TO SIGN OUR FIRM by proeurstior.
GRlNNELL. MsNrURH 4 Co.