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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-02
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u Order Tor Stone Curb.ug. Council Chamber
June %, 1860 And now 1T is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of the north east half
of Lot No. 229 and the south west one third of
Lot No. 230 in the Donation Enlargement of said
city, good stone curbing be III front of
the side walks of said Lots, within thirty day
from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June %, 1860
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Q0RP rTo.N. NO TICR-

U II ~ ~ q II 4 A q ~ wa Il q n
u Order for Plank Side walk. Council Chamber,
June %, 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots parts
of Lots fronting on or adjoining the northwest
side Divine street, between Sixth and Seventh
Streets in said City, the sidewalks thereon to
be brought to the proper gradey that they
cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 2 to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
of this order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, June %, 1850.
0OR II q * n TRO.V" NO TIE
u Order for Plank Side Walk. Common Council,
June Is, 1860. And now ii is hereby ordered aud
directed, by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots parts
of Lots fronting adjoining the northeast
side of Second street, from point hundred
and fifty feet southeast of Gum street to COwsn
street, being the sidewalks in front of subdivision
1, 2 3, 4, 5, C, 7, and Of out-lOt No. in the up
per enlargement of said City, the sidewalks
thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they sidewalk of Class No. to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the pub
lica lion of thi' order. Z. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June IS, 1860. ........
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EE1~E.N~TEB.-.G X7OU.N'p .N.1.N' rs
W anxious to procure a situation as clerk, trav-
ing agent solicitor collector or in amy capacity III
which he can make himself useful. He writes
good, legible hand, and Is good accountant. Sat
isiactory reference ven in the city.
Enquire at this office. jnne3O-tf
KIOURTH OF JULY. CELRRR.a-
II tion.-Come one, come all, to john Rasch's
Boot and Shoe Mandatory, on Second rect, as he
is selling for cash, ladies Gents and Chill
drens Boots aud Shoes, until the 4th of July, in
oruer that all may DE comfortably shod AT the ceie-
bration, at low figures, with good summer Boots
and Shoes. (june3nl JOHN RASCH.
HHOURTH or LF-PERsO.N-S
Il wishing to purchase either life Blasting
Powder, TO celebrate the coming Celebration, can
find a superior article at ..
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY,
June3C No. % Main street.
DR.R.V~y BR.FJN@-3O rows cow
-AD try Bran, splendid article, just received
ELLIOTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
6FTO.sL OLA BBLs. coal OIL
juneso No % MAIN STREET
RARxED BRRE.-sOO LBS. DRIED
LIZ Beef just received from W. W. Davis, Gin
w ELLIoTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
000N LES M-E.MS. t.s.N'I:2ss-
%9ODO ed, 1900 lbs Shoulders plain, son
lbs Sides, just received and for sale at
ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
acc TICE.- W'HBEGkR = IGLR-
q y hart will attend to collections and n:her
business during my absence at the East.
june3O-3t FRANCIS AMORY.
HDICHED .nOsS.-1O RAzF B.sLES
s. E. GILBERT CO.,
june30 No. Sycamore street.
N0E-N.EG.ER.-5O b. RRELs CR.EB
Cider" of choice quality, Tor Pickles, etc
june30 s. Z. GILBERT & co.
~ bbls in perfect order just received per steamer
L. H. Fairchild, for sale by - e.
june5O SE. GILBERT co
DUBE WHITE LE.ID.-IOO NE q s
AM for sale by 5. 4. GILBERT 4 CO.
ETHGs.-2OO MILF DRU.MS, GOOD
iunes0 ''"'''' ''' ''' 5. Z. GILBERT CO.
H.G0:R COkREE-25 POCKETS
~ for sale by 5. f. GILBERT d co.
NpROO.Hs.-2OO DOZEN FOE sale
MS to the trade at manufacturer prices by
june30 :. L. GILBERT co.
Sc NT1'PRRss MILLS" COTTO.V'
u Yarn and Carpet Chain. 200 bags all
sizes of this ftyorite brand for sale by
). Z. GILBERT 4 Co,
june30 Agents " Cypress Mills"
KHR.TP, .n.gyN,ELL-8, .x.N'D COTTON
En- Bedcords, i'll dozens and reels, for sale by
JuneSO $. Z. GILBERT CO.
DKCkLRS.-3O BOXES, 1 DOZEN,
june3o 5, Il. GILBERT co.
f. RIPE & CO.,
DEALER IN SEEDS
ASrie :tlJI.I al inpIrIa nts.
No. 100 4llsTn 81, EVAAaNILLE, IND.
HTOR .jLE. y sL.5T NOR or
~ from eighty Ia n IrindIed tots capacity. IL
is suitable for lghtci-bnlI all II Inc lumber
/ this Spring For Information call ON Mi \.
SIMPSON, at the mouth OF Pigeon Creek, west
side. june2d-Iw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lots of Singing, Dancing, etc.

AeOTICB TO BRIDGE CO.N-TR.aC-
@ v tors.--Sealed proposals will be received at
the Engineers Office, in the National Hotel in
Terre Haute, until the 10th day of July, 1860, at
10 O'Clock a. NJ, for the bridging of Otter Greek,
40 feet span (; the bridging of Big Baccoon, l63
feet span and Little Raccoon, 40 feet span on the
line of the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad,
between Terre Haute and Rockville.
The Bridges to be constructed on the Howe
plan.
In bidding for these bridges contractors will bid
per foot lin al measure for the work manship alone
the Company supplying all the material bid
III like manner per foot, the contractor supplying
all necessary material, stating particularly the diff
ference he may make between pine and poplar luu-
Der used i'll the superstructure. ri
For any Information required, apply at the En-
gineer's Office before the letting. ..t
By order OF the President.
juue3D-Iwd BENZ. EBBFTT, Engineer.
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THIRD DIVISION.
Levi S. Clark, Marshal.
Indiana Brass Band.
Maennerchor and Liederkranz Societies.
Musical Instrument Makers.
House, Sign and Ornamental Painters.
Carpenters and Joiners.
Cabinet and Chair Makers.
Saw Mill Association.
This Division will form on Second street,
between Division and Vine, the right rest
ing on Division.
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SEVENTH DIVISION.
George WoIfiin, Marshal.
Draymens' Association, Mounted.
Vanderburgh Vigilance Society, Mounted.
Citizens Generally.
This Division will form in the open space
below Division street, between First and
Second, the right resting on Division street.
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Fourth OF July Celebration by the
Mechanics and Working Mem of
EvanRvflIGs

Fourth OF July celebration by the
Mechanics and working Mem of
EvansvilIes N
ORDER OF THE Day
Three guns will be fired at the foot of Di-
vision Street at half past 6 o'clock on the
morning of the Fourth, at which hour the
different Trades will assemble at their pla-
ces of meeting and form under their Mar
shals en- sections Of fotSr.
At half past Z o'clock three guns will
announce the hour for the Trades to march
and occupy the ground hereafter assigned
to each, tn the order named
FIRST DIVISION.
w. H. Chandler, Chief Marshal.
Adm. Gumberts, Jno. B. Hall, Aids.
Crescent City Brass Band.
Jackson Artillery Company.
Gray Rife Company.
Car with the Banner of the Association.
Car containing thirteen Boys representing
the Thirteen Original States.
Reader of the Declaration of Independence,
Orator of the Day, and Treasurer of the
Association in open carriage.
Typographical Society and Bookbinders.
This Division will form On First street
below Division street, the right resting on
Division street. ...- via.
SECOND DIVISION
Philip Decker, Marshal.
Carriage and Wagon Makers.
Tailors' Association.
Tanners and Curriers'.
Shoe Makers Association.
Mattress Makers.
Hatters.
This Division will form on Division St,
between First and Second streets, the right
resting on First street. ....
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~ q X r. o Il Il T TO " ~" TOE.
u Order for Brick Side-W Walk. Council Chamber,
June I6, 1S6O.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts
of lots frOr ting adjoining the south side
of Inge street, from Third street TO Market
street, in said City, cause the sidewalks there
TO be brought to the proper grade, and that
they a Sidewalk of Glass No. to be laid
down thereon, within thirty days from the pub
lication of this order. p. BURKE, CFk
itv
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@GO - X II n IO-H- ~ TKCE.-
u Order for Brick Sidewalk. June %, 1860.
And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council of the City of Evansville, that
the owners of all Lots parts of Lots froutin e
adjoining the southwest side OF Third
street, between Main and Locust streets, in said
city, the sidewalks thereon to be brought
to the proper grade, and that they good
stone curbing to be set and sidewalk of class No
TO be laid down thereon, within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
- s t. P. BURKE, Clerk. :
Clerk Ofice June On 1860
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KRO0P SKIRTS RE DD CEg IA
~ large lot of The best - tempered steel T" HOOn
Skirts of all sizes and kinda, at much reduce
prices-cheaper than ever, received at
SCHAPk Err & BUSSING'S,
may21 No 10 Main street
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Manufactured only by E. r.. DURKEE i Co
Iep-o lsd&W Isl Pearl street, New York.
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9aits bp ArGiSn.

IIBFRT II. NIC0LAY, Aucticneer, VIII
n ss Ou EpEEsDAy sepsegS. ~ l i9 ,, SC' on
tSscI.rssck Plank Road only ala n,tr. from hcsoksr
Fsry sd vir tea miruie walk o. ,ee kasSs r.ie
~ tbs Eorihern Rsilway from Jersey City These ipu
Wy n zo frol " 70 10 acre. esoh according 70 n T.
80 The l.aJ Il In high state OF cultivation Va u "
RE % linz hose cotisge house farm hou-e aaa Le
ssry oct bud o. also sesers m springs 81 the Pafs
"a g. well s;0cl,d vi choice frus OF various nnd.
cafios 4 be auuf aud pe,fecy beatty AID the Pfops
he d without reserve TO the big est bidder TO close ts
a PspI NJ p Dur ndo decd by cr'tr OF the Oonu'',o"
th. Orphans Court Persons sesfous o. ss"ins tnr
ar ke the trains Of the North m Railroad st Jefsy oy
iet,te nj and a. IL and PA, returning a ~ a VI
IN ard % n thus af yfdns every facility nc "a" sccoo
ssou OF business and emen OF leisure ~ pr can
80 he nrohss mnn can etnsin bond end mors - oi
years Il per AID the title is ndpus5e fo' t'Ae
pei"'O'' A{BfkT H. NICoLAY No. 81 Wnians4. n. Y.
ROBERT CAMPBELL
WIN DEwULFE, Conmhsonsh
e L. BLAUNELT
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60 h1bom it Map Concern.
ITY OF NEW YORK.-DEPARTMENT OF

NI1Y OF NEW 0RK.-DEPARTMENT OF
~ FINANCE BUREAU OF ARE Az August 81, 1862
-Cogporstoo Notice Sale Property for Unpaid Assess
Pubic notice is hereby given that sale Of properly for
urp6d Res Estate for opening widening snd
sKeu cuE Ddry snd will TAX. place bc
sucic 81 tre City Hall in the city Of New York, WE'D
kYeDAi the Fifth day Of December neIt at twelve O'clock
AZ oor Of hs d.s aud he continued from day day uu the
whole be cold and that the tailed statement Of he
merits ene The pr perry 70 be sold pablished in The New
Eot Conner iA AdyeIi.eI dlly newspaper printed and
pUSiste "a n tts city Of New York
By cfdes u tfe Controller,
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A RARE OPPORTUNlTYf for persons in want Of

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for persons in want OF
"A FIkST-CLAss CABINET FURNITURE or HOUSE
hULD GOODS Of any cescrpion. The nten" o. We
sup+rby furnished resdCnoe No Is Clinton place, Ia SIN
yste tale DUNG the present week at onehal its ,aae
The sortnent embracos everything necassr, aud de'r
nne order few Of the leading articles only can % men
toned Loot r. w Piano Pier and Mant Ornaments Ve.ve'
nd ether CARPETS; W b. w. Mahogany ParOr. Ddas
Roo NJ aud Chamber Funiure Rich 1niIw Dr,pefy Maa,'
Ckek. Bronze end Decorative Oil itngs Eeg ut Table
Ware OF all pons &c SO There is 70 end 10 the Ca's
ogue o;lns asked FOR st we have not got Cah and
see from I a u TO p.
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ITO PENT-The 81 story cottage frame HOUSE
So 9ss Livi gton ~ Bro,k,n with O 20 AMI Wser fiK
tees ppiy an tie PREMIS IS for ,etns.
TSO kENI--The fine four-stOry English basement
Il own Stn. I out HOUSE No 2I Wet 5th-Ft et@eca
eth end u srs mirror aud chandeliers ramaln h,1s, IN
6te oI,tri rect 4llo0. ApplJ 70 LOOMS GOFf' no
Pies, OF 10 ll2S BrosSwty.
ITO LFT-0ne or more LOFTS, No. So Beck
il m,nst JEO W. POWr
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A. j. BLEpcKEK Auctioneer
GREAT AUCTION SALE of 166 VALUABLE

GREAT AUCTION SAL SALE of i66 VALUABLE
~ IL, ,0s sb.v r,h ,h sud 18th sta. belonging to the
estate Of rIsn. Is Berd,iess. deceased - -
A. : BIEEcKER SON Co win ,eIl ss auction sin, on
Or iith ay. 81 to ". between Tth sns ISth'sts
On lhsv lot. on betxeen I'm and 10y. w.. ~, s
on i2,b. sy lots en- 8, between 7; b .ni Tsthsts
On 18th sv., lots Oh the c'rn.T o, llh s,...
On T7th.st so lots aud g., betw llth and NnNs III
On ishst 40 lot. and beT 18th and llh avs Twin
On 9sl8 4 "a lots on s. between l1th and 12thsvs.
On 7gthst, I l t. n. lU f., east OF lHhsV. A.
Tie above valuable property has been III the o. @
ai, s1 oT IN uss he lend Sps ossu liver
Dc eh s@D5 s%s S. sni viii BE-
sections 7sht io wids and Z 9PoosS gr'a oSs
Of The tsts Of lad in TIE city and lies 10
The resr Of the Ell Burata Us iOe ~nd 2oing the
aISo priyi, ss III be purchaser The title une1
p,ioi sbe 'nd one Of Toe oids: sS II ef Island
M,ps and f particulars be hsd at No Pine ~ VOfD
A sSIGNFES' SALE MILWARD PORK
"A HOUSE CHICAGO The Assgaees Of VAN IN. bS nun.
4 sp9Sb .. S "a, Of t ssp S next
pesins estaps nt the Miiwird PORK House
ee and hog and s,ss, ,ttaSass oso .S :.
The thereto oH'Pyng K'1t los ssa is Of Hs
faI sss 1t: .s SSa Of ,. ~ No. H. L. Is Is IT,
49, end 90 of block No Of the South Branch sde'on % I'm
caao ke sid 10 being sb0u rs feet font upon TIA, OK In
Of he Caicago Rvtt and lying tween tae ssd er ard
ws ia spPss S a iaf e%s and ip e. Henry
ward July lsSs for i've yssrs 80 & .5 n. Ss
sssae Snn 5 5 ssa o2 so@ ' o do
1--WE years NOR Of t per ceot uprn the apr ed
,seR ed tsrm ups ysuon Oaed she, then ease
hold 'sue By - nj .sd ss 11o
So' and Of NJ HOPP0CK No &c william st. New Yok
Conditions mde known the day of sale Possession given OF
g go. Z fsRfSsSaSSUR, }A..isaee.,
n A.
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Mt MILLS for many be conductor Of .he ph,opi
strd Of TIE ste Mrs Okis school, respectfully auaosa "a
tLst he he's a.. himself win the Misses Buckrs In s
future OF tr irst ltion The sane oog,ss
study and succession Of classes which re hiss hitherto
40 srccessfG y observed viii sl BE- owed In this oe ~
rausept Parents or g1ag5lns ~ho desire to GL
Mills WITH regard the School will ind hiu alter the ss
sauteInber ( bis residence. No u "est lthst r
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3npartnrship Notices.

CCPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
" 70 med eops nerShip undsr the 6m Of JEROME FITZ
MUCH Co. or the purchase and sals o. Stocks BJui. Mer
A q. JEROME
D. RIrZHUGH, Jk.,
J. T.. JENKINS.
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Boots, Shoes. Sc.

D0OTS, CATERS and SHOES of all styles;
- sse boys Caters and Shoes OF my manufsc
tsJe the bss sd ch, pet You viii always ind large ssso
nnent ~ MARTINS cid stand No "a Nasssust John St
n AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
~ JEFrEks o. Nc sn Broadway would respectfully solicit
the ladies' Of hewYcfk add from all parts Of the Uuion TO cab
snd eIsune his elegant assortment Of French BOOTS and
SHOES and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLlPPER5 Phss
sorarnensursts stth the 5Ust
JEFFERs No 5Ts BrOsiway, opp Metropolitan.
GQ SHOES and CATERS at JONESs, Nos
WO 10 std II Ann II style, and warranted 10 give
psxfe,t sstisfsction
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fouses ano farms tl)anteo.

WANTED to HIRE-A small HOUSE, with
w shout Of land sttsched Ia the county
than 40 miles from the city Address stitug terms 40 and
ben possession may be bad o. W., No sl 6th sV ~ Y
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A UCTION SALE Of Magnificent Household
~ FURNITURE THIS DAY (Friay), at No. 50 West l6
tL and 9TH encg at ny O'clock consist
itg Of rosewood PhnoFors suites Mirror, oVet
Pfuse and Wilton Csrsets Lsoe AID Sroc,de Crtiins On
Papt a. Iesrs Ornaments &c Also several assornents
Re sn, mt and Kitchen kurni NJ GRIFFIN, Auctr
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~ n. PLArT. ATTORNEY al Law No. az
W. Third q. 81. Lo1S ko.--COMMfSSIONEKf for NEW
YORK, OHIO IOWA CONNECTICUT. aDd the ,tleT States
Az Mercantile Agency fo the Eastern sod Souhee Stats
eaouar stsnot VIII be given Sthe poupt collection OF az
claims Used t. lis IL this State end Soothern inoA
and BY responsible correspondents at eli points along the Mszs
spps and Missouri rivers, above CincinnsH
RsSgRssos~ Hon Eraans Corning, Albany Jsg.~a Homes
merchant Erssfs Martin SLths VIM. Kent y II Kiubsli
Whiting Clark w. L. Noyes Wm n Eyuts, Attorneys aot
Counselos New YoIs jas Homer and Dsie wilson esq
merchants and Horace Greeley, esq, Hev.Yst City.
CTAMMERING CURED.-Dr. COMSTOCKs
~ VOCAL GYMNASIUM. PHILADELPHtA.-rhis ia.ti.
tuon, v hi bss bern successful operation tn 80
cegn.d fo the Of Stennsine Sad Defective Ar
debston fc In oTemeut 10 fsouou. Glass of Stun
Will coIuseu MONDAY the Bh NJ Ocobsr. AID
errs A CoMSToCK, d, No sos Arehst PhiIsdeiphia
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Gouss- furnishing GOODS.

ITO the LADIES' The cheapest and best place
Il to buy SILVER Plated WARE TABLE CUTLERY
and all knds Of House Furnishing 3oods 10 Il o. B,S5
EohDs 1t Cooper lnsttUe Astor place Sd aud 4hsvs
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Professional Notices.

JAMES BOGARDUS,
- ARCHITECT n IRON,
ORIGINATOR, CON5TRU CTOR and PATENTEE ofIROH
BUi LnIk0S,
OficA. No 300 C,nsl-st- co.ner Of MulherrI. n
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Il x EE LIBR A Z I

CLAesES FOR instruction in Mechanical and Architectural
DRAWING viii opsned the hrs. Mouday Of October.
AppTentots SDd Practical Mechanics viii be taught without
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NyHE MISSES BUCKNALLs ~

i FRENCH BOARDING snd DAY sCBOOLfI YOUNG
LADIES has been removed ou Grsmercy Prs to Mo- wst
2-st secord door FRI 5thsv where Il Ni be rropend %
MONDAY Sept nth. Special provision has bees made
r. the PRACTICAL ecquson of the French lang ApPoa-
ton for circular may Do made % the h
Rucknsll at No. West Pet
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I'OR SALE at Yonkers, on the Hudson-fme
pIIIDING SITES Of ten OF more ,or-s each commsndiul
.,osle1t views Of the liver AppyG
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Aeai estate Tor 6ale.

YARNS for SALE, CHEAP.-We Will supply
int. Of coed Forming Land IN the st'e u hssoun ~
oet 100 mites on ST Louis oI tha low price ~ % cents PEI
acre Tr guasn ed end WGrra te esdl gis.n u inc
sup foi . POT nd particulars to . ~ bItohoOohS w
Il ~ R.ri. Lad ARaLts. RI Losis, mlesouIl
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A AZ. MEsvfs, Aactionesr.

DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Irving Build
ID nEs Nos. 59i and 80 Broadway Sale. OF Books Sta
uoney Pctges WORKS Of An Fancy Goods lrnt ire 40
FRIDAY AFTERNOON sept "a At O'Clock.
EuMIsMhTIC COLLECTlON.-Ope Of the largest and
stseie Collection. offered at public sale, compns
ina Greek K. man. En. lish ard Ansrien Col Medals,
Tetobs &C &c For Particulars Catalogues, which may be
had OF kpp,icstion Ut the sales
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A MER. SCHOOL INST !.

- A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Lenng'
Ds ton ay near 37th Il.
Tenn roums nees Sept 10.
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MORTGAGE SALE of HORSES, COACHES,
WI kc-NILLIAM Alb sOTT, AOction Ell vii sell at Au;.
iJ by With Of Chsttel Aortgse, gu FRIDAY Sept at
II the Madison sablss cernst Of B,oaiwnJ S,t6-
81 n. - q lot of splendid Cuscr sod X Jad HOkSE ;,
COACHES, BRETrs, WAGONS, Double add s,9se
SLEIGHs Double .nd Single IARNES3 ROBES BELLS
BLANKET, &c. M. sBANLEy, it, Attorney for M0tAgee.
Ofhce Marine Coct
CATUkDAv, Sept 10, at o'clock p. IA at No
- 2es Hieks ct near Ioraiemon4 CRSl GURt IN good
order French plate ie CT mahogany SOFAS )uug-s
CIsir, nah gsny Center al FKenson DO l. oak DnIsr
'Lsis painted Chamber Set pieces mao9gn' And walnut
u.rhle Drrss Bureaus, do Wzshtands Hair Mttre
Feslet Ed Oilciohs Stoves Hedrnoug Heater sud Fix
tures barrel Of Stewards Refined gar, &c
A. C. TuTTIB Auctouee r, Office No 100 Broadway.
THO DENTlSIS.-A. G. FUTILE will sell on
FRIDAY Ut IL ocl OK at No 2Un Spare the efec
,fthe lat. Dr. Msguru consisting u Intfumen: C.se,
Operating Chss Dental Toos &C. b, order OF tao Admins
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nor SALE-The new, three-story, basement
Il snd fubce'tr bIoS'nstons HOUSE no - f 20 u~G +
borcusl, tun ~hs al the modern tpro;emsn.s l.fs
S.id hrpiy 70 r. X KELLOGG. No. 30 Bessera ~ y
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Buil6ing Materials.

nRbIN PHI ES, glazed, vitri6ed, warranted indie
~ street.-The Chiu nry Tops V4sss S4tuay &c. Depot Of
LoLg Iand Pottery No. rs Nassau 81. EDWD II QUINN.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS--Superor
WI suy thing IL hayiog six times tn. strength
marble aud not Injured stained BY smoke cal ss OIL
sds They sold eh, than anything the lind In the
k2t Arcbitsc q builders, add 9TH inVd nd
examine u the Company hos Rooms No. 500 BrJsdSsy a.
WEsr CAsTLEroN SLATE co.
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CRLNCH PROTESTANT INSTITUTE FOR

YOUNG GEGTLEMEN, No a. East 24thss
BOARDING and DAYSCHOOL. The lessons for the sixth
year I'D commence TUESDAY Sept IL Cissslcs Mathe
scs SpAnish German Engh studies, beside the Freoch
which lie TIE ngusge Of the school Ssveutosn teAchers No
money pains spared render h Institution as complete
possible. eyunatics aud equsion Re!etenoe' nsme. Of
oruer pupils their parents &c In circulars There
Pnasry department. ,,, ,,,n o.,
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Gotels.
Boar0 an6 Rooms.

A SPLENDID SUITE Of ROOMS to LET, with
N BOARD in Private Family House large aud haely 10
Gated. Union square party OF Gentemeo. o. Sms
Family can De accommodated Inquire Of T. LAWRENCE
Co No 81 lith-st., Uuion-TQusre.
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FOR YOUN0 LADIES. .
This restitution estab.ed nine yea ss by the nte rts
Gray will opensd MONDAY, tbs 10Th Inst 1ncer tss
care Of Dr Charles West.
The edc.s have been thoroughly renoyat ID and sped
roo MS are provided for the Of ladies from sooe
In the family OF PiDcip While the thorough course
OF study VII be pur.ued 10 the higher cePNtmen. .sa
overnight 10 tie iTasIy pupils -
Brotklyn No B8 Montague It Sept y, 1901