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Dr. HIILER.-Reports prejndical to this
gentleman, the Republican candidate for
Coroner, having been circulated we deem it
due to the gentleman and the party that the
facts should be made public.
Some time last week DR.. Hitler was
brought to this cityrpen r charge OF grand
larceny. FroHr this circumstance all the
reports derogatory to the character of DR..
Hitler took their origin, The facts are sub
stantially these: Or. Hille- has tlume
some two thousand feet in length, at Hum
Eng. His claims had cost hiIn q large sum
of 1souer, and involved him considerably
His creditors attached the hume ETC. The
doctor, having nothing for his men to do,
set them TO changing the blocks at the lower
end of the fume, where but little gold is
collected. Az parties ct Humtug regarded
the affair as very triffing one, rejecting
not on thohcnesty, Of DR.. Hitler in the least.
We have personally, cca7ersed with the
Doctors political Opponents ut Hnmbug,
and all agree that the affair does not involve
t,Aeood character of DR.. Hitler at ak He
ksa strictly no Legal right to work on the
property attached, but the tenor of his re-
marks at the time IN the receiver in charge
of the diggings, shew that he was uncon-
scious that it was an offense to work at his
own finme while in the hands of an officer
oGthe court He expected to arrange mat
tees ysi,h- hiS creditors in few days and
proceed With his abors, and he merely took
occasion i'll the mean time 20 put his tiume
in good repair.
The most that can be made of the ofense,
according to good legal authority, is con-
tenps Of soart, and that not OF wilful
t,taracte-. The Doctor acted under mis-
conception of the law, aad no court would
x4h \ full knowledge sf the. sio+s, do more
rhsr impose light fine, to be remitted,
probably, afterwards.
The Republicans of the county want &c
r1se for no dishonest aan, and with these
,.cts before them they will have,no feaE O
reirg astrAr IN casting their votes for Dr.
Eli,ar.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30

MARRIED..

At the residence of Rev. Wm. Wimott. North
San Jum, Aug. 10th, Mr. II. HCNPEE Us and
Miss AARY ANY JOKES, both of Cmptohvillc,
luba county, Cal.
At the residence Of Mr.. Aug. Wettig, at North
san Juan, August 18th, Mr.. GERHARD ! OrkEN
and Nj SOPHIE BARDowIck, both OF Bgano.-
Cf Y, Sierra county.
Al the residence of Col Nugcht Nevada coun y
August 10Th, by Elder Woodruff. Mr.. EMO
HfMEhArGn, Of Sierra county, and Miss AN.'iE
MARIA LCSNY.
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TREAcHERY AT a DIscoCyT.-A large Re-
publican meeting was held in San Francisco
on the 10Th The course of the TINS wa
strongly denounced.
The su5scribeFs 20 the Times in Nevada
coanty will almost universally stop their
patronage. Like the traitors at the South
the Isnaes has compassed its own ruin
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30

BEAUTIFUL FRATERSIzATIoy.-Fh Times
hoists the name of Conness instead Of Stan
ford. The act is remarkable in nothing ex-
cept the beautiful fraternization it exhibits
Conness has been the special rntipathY of
the Times, and Gonness carries copies of the
paper through the State to show the doc
trines of the Republicans are odious, hate
fll and destructive. Since the Times and
conncss are occupying the same bed, let
them be well tucked up and bade happy
good night. The Republican family is glad
of the riddancc.
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BORN.

In this city, on Sunday, Aug, 18th, to the 'y'fc
of Geo. w. Wrcil, boy.
In this city, on Tuesday, Aug. 9th, to the wife
of Il. @. Wa.tc, a tlli rtcr.
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To REPcRLIcAys.-As false reports haI@
been ndustriously circulated, It may lie for
malicious effect, that fusion has been ccr-
tcmplated by the Douglas aud Republican
State Central Committees. and As scmc dis
order has been occaisioned by ppttng a
third Candidate for Congress on the kepLl-
lican ticket, it may happen shat i.nprope.
tickets will be circulated on the day Of
el .ction. Republicans are requested to te
on their guard, and look to it tnat Il =
tickets voted shall be CO mplete. a lite
ca ton will not be anfiss
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GES. LYoy-This brave and superior officer
has fallen at last glorious ~ at the hcad of his
men. His loss is great one to the country, but
we have the skilltul and inconqueraIlc Sigel
LETT to redeem Missouri. God spare his valua-
bic life
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Calls FOR TRoors.-The Secretary Of War
has called upon Gov. Dowuey for from 5000 to
10000 troops for .hs uss Of the country. This
begins 10 look like II.
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being brought away hy Capt. Flagg, Nho com
PEELED his prisoners, some sixty in number, tc
draw the artillery off the field. Our troops tool;
sonse four htndred horses, and tbcrt seventy
prisoners, and compelled the enemy to burn
nearly all of bis baggage to keep isfro falling
INTO our bands. The enemy had twenty one
pieces of cannon, and at :he last twenty-siN, in
cludihg those taken from Sgcl They were
none of them worked with percision--every
shot, for nearly an hour, going whizz, twenty
feet over our heads.
Our army reached Springfield in safety. and
are now preparing to move toward Rola, but
with no hopes whatever of reaching there with
baggage train five miles long to protect, It will
be singular indeed if the enemy does not prove
cnterP-iseing enough to cut OF portion Of il,
having such Il heavy force of cavalry.
With to more regiments VIC should haFp lriv-
en- the enemy entirely from the valley. and with
a proper caFdl-y force could have followed up
such victory with decisive results. Our loss
is about 200 killed, and 600 or 700 wounded
while the loss Of the enemy must have been
double our own. DR.. Schenck, who was in The
rebel camp at late hour last evening bringing
away our wounded. reports our men compare
lively few with those Of the enemy. whose lead
were lying thick under the trees.
The correspondent Of the st. Louis Dcmocaot
writing from Rolla August lftb, says SIscl was
passed at the Gasconade river, fifty mile: south
west Of this point, yesterday, TUESDAY evening
August 18th, where he had eucamped fox TIC
night.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30

Crof"o,' correspondent of tie Mar, sy;lle
-foPe~l' ;darcascl the henuJlieqAs o.. Grass
'alieJ IN TsesGa~ ,yening, frG Nevada N
Wednes IA. eve irr.
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NEW TODAY.

THE EST ASS )RTMFNT or RUGS,
Medicines and Toilet Articles, in ~" q Y %.
Nevada cn be obtain - t. SP Y S
Drug Store, 's-u.. T.
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GEEx c5nv.-Mr Wentworth. of Cold Flat
viii accept our thanks tor :. basket Of green
corn.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30
For Justice CT the Peace.

We -ra au'hs-i4el to 7naoulcc TIE nm of 7,
H. : l''LlAA-S. IS CaIdidrte io~ Justice = tn.
acc u -'e''I'a Tow lsh'p. E.ect'on s,p, 4th
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\ RooRBAcK.-The Republicans of this
quiet burg stood aghast on Tuesday on
telegraph dispatch being received from San
Francisco stating that Stanford bad with
drawn and Conness was substituted in his
stead. 1t appears that the Times hauled
down the name Of Stanford ard put up
Conness, because the State Central Com
mittee would not pay black-mail to the
institution in the sum Of FIVE thousand dol
lars. The Times may hoist the name of
Connesa end be derned Stanford will not
lose vote by such conduct.
The report was supposed TO be authentic
at first and it was curious to see with what
alacrity the RepHSs consented to vote for
Conness Unnecessary to beat the Secession
lists.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30
For Collector.

lac suHsc 'o,r 2'icIs r;s 1rme 81. II, voters
.. Ne''sd" C1r'itr IS :, ''ricn C.adi,'a;c To- tn
'i'-ee ot Q, l-etJr, rude. :Ie ..c.v .ayv + the
election 10 -"1y ..l.e- "a H.e ttn O. erps next
J II. LOCKWOOD.
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GAS. GAS. CASE!

VAO OA1O.s VIE
THE NeNa ada t-st+ towpa5iy CIV SOLE 'i,'
-, .a,nr.la,- .h,s I-tb Cf AUGUST The Company
5avc n, ha1a i1rac q,aut,ts Of seirioe pipe and
eorreS q f A..es s,s ~si3S ot thhsy ne yrir nre
not ,,i sans requested to call at the
otfee and subs ,ibe tc ti,a rates and rceuiatious
by sirnins the fog-sts:'
ra5 folic,gtire = TIC .a,.l ,: charges
I,f,ss At t.as4s,r 900 cubic feet, 5000.
Pris, TO, i.-trodlvlna Gas nom the ss,reet
man 70 pipf II .cnspners including setting
tro si0se
P,iee .. dS-cses according to kinq rcqnircJ
N.B. Nc hills for pipcor fixtures niIi be Pre-.
s-ntcd toI collection until Gas is turned Oh.
Pei-ericr OF Trustees.
5 : KANEEN,
al ~Dp.fintcu.ten. Nevada Gas WtIss.p
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xIIsLica of the Dnnnn

We IRE 1uth)ri~ed to mIocree q. :. 6
CIR TC!Ll!., Esq. as clnGidatc 70. III. oG: Il,
o. justice % t.e l'srca of 1i,vad.. -cwlsi ip.
Flee ioI. sep ,ub"r Ith $50!
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STATE REpTBLECAN TICKET.


STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR Governor,
LELAND STAMFORD,
OF Sacramento.
FOR L1eut Governor,
J.F. CHELH IL. of Trinity.
For Members of Congress-
T. q. PHELPS. of San Mnteo,
A. A. SAnGEET,, of Nevada.
Judge Of Snpreme Court,
EDWARD NORTON, San Francisco.
Attorney General,
FRANK NJ. PIXLEY, San Francisco.
Cerk Of S'tpreme Court,
FRAME, F. FARGO, of Alameda.
Controller,
Il. r. WARREN, of 6Ss''Boaruin-
TreasHrer,
Il. b. ASHLEY. of Monterey.
Sa.reyo, General,
j. T. H0UG1TON, of solano.
STATE Pri2ter.
r. p. AVERY, Of Yuba.
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For Members of Congress-
T. q. PHELPS. of San Mateo,
A. A. SAnGEETt, of Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30
Tor Justice nj tbc Fpaaa

e"rc aIthcrize' - am oulcl the '.anc Of T.
W. u '1'i as Can l'd,te flt tho Jn'sc oe Ius-
ice IF he Hclsa :cr ,,evS|r rov-. hr.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-30

for twn hours more, the command devolving
upcn Major Sturgis. The enemy made repeated
attempts to take the nights from which they
had been driven, but We're calamity repulsed
each time. The Kansas regiment behaved with
a bravery seldom or never cqualled. forming
ambuscades for the benefit of the rebels by living
fiat on the ground until the enemy came near
enough for them to see their eyebrows. when
they would pour n deadly vollcy into their OPP
ponents. and again remain IN possession of the
field The last repulse of the enemy was the
most glorious of all. and uas participated in by
members CT every regiment on the field. The
enemy came fresh. and deceived our men by
bearing Union flag, causing them to believe
that Sigel was about making junction with
them. Discovering the rnse just in tiae eur
gallant boys rushed upon the enemy. who with
four cannon were on the point Of having their
efforts crowned with success, and agaia drove
them with great loss down the slone on the
south side of the hill. Captain Totten' s amn,u-
milton was now nearly exhausted, and placing
Dubois battery upon the hill at the north end
of the valley, Major Sturgis ordered the ambu-
lances to move toward town. The infantry and
Totten's full battery followed iir good order an d
were not persued by the enemy. who evil
IDENTIFY glad to be let alone. Among the pris
oners taken was surgeon living in ST. Charles
county. He was Immediately released. and DIR.
Melcher accompanied him to the rebel Geserals
| arranged for the return of our wagons to brinq
in our wounded ard dead. Lienenant Colonel
Horace IL. Brand of the First Regimeat. Si.th
Division. who commanded the rebel force nj
Bonneville, and who said he was now acting as
aid to 6eneral Rriee, #rs tisken prisoner early
in the day. When General SigeI Who com
manded the eastern division, heard tho roar Of
Totten's ardliay. he at at once attacked the
enemy in his quarter, driving him half a mile
and taking possession of his camp, extending
westward TO the Fayetteville road. Hero ter.
| rible fire was poured. into his rnnss by a reci.
ment hich he had permitted to advance within
Few PAGES of him supposing it to bd the Iowa
| First His men scattered consitlcrableIv. and
/ Col. Solomon's could rot be rallied couse-
quently sigel lost five of Lia guns, the other
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filPPIN G NJ E W s
Port Of New York, July &c, 1861.

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of W1shi d tB' Brooks Queenstown
ship Compromise, canlkins, Liyerpeol-Zerega 800
s sSp Xo oRS An NSsr Gs Wiley
SHIP bullion, ISdgdon,, Hayfs--bos.a I Iiincsen.
tari la ersr,, sisa s st,T Co
Bark Venus, Atkinson Curacsa--Jos FoalEes Sons;
brig eas a1 fTgs) sgss ca a. Sna n msTke,w Salem
Srs s SBr RRSrsas; 4tisaa, aaa G easgs
schf Adela, Mann, Minati:,an--J Frye Co.
scsr T Teyot nI 9v sods N o SR Co.
sSr ans aasS A.a He
s, sss RS ssls r s5s s fs ss Kenny
ARRIVED.
ship W rGn q a4S ~ % s ans Sa &C.,
; w SsiSa sss
bceiS Jones on Georges Shoals.
n 2 Sarn G:s i a1 al p asyi wy sG :Ssss
S SIP S1 f. N vi marble &C.
nsg Dsasas Ssss f lsps +
ship Elliott, hence for EuTope 2Ath ls Il q brig
y bark ii Gamble hence oads ioh inst as Is ion
80 Cleopatra from Barbados for London 18Th LAT Al
shp n@aoa wse Cha a days with
s Sss &c snras ~ s ass a s s
s Ion ~ 80 spafe, FISHING sch RS Aira c9msn q
70 aA fish: day the time, fullrc.ed
and after II cleared away she IT. full chase ship
the again sisht of-took heI
to be the Je9 Davis pr.vRtcor.
ship Tsress tof Boston, Ryan Sunderland June 10 with
gas coal 10 Moses Taylor Co. Passed through Portland
Firth 81 experienced light wsw and cans and
dense icgs throughout the crossed
Banks IN lat ~ June Is lat AZ So Ion sc ss signaed bark
HcIs,:a, steering e July G. . 81 lon passed ship steer
ing by N showing Maryas signals No Z; sth sgnaied
ship JGLn Bright hence for Liverpool.
Ship Augustus, Bell Hsvre, June "A, in ballast to
Fros June IS lat 43 lon q u sgnalxed brig smith
Sound E. July Ia, AZ o. ion 80 o. ship Great Renubc
i,eIn San Francisco for tlverpoa 2s la s.
Austrian brig Walentha, from Newcastle for New YORK
dsysSDut
wine a.. 20 Fupch Mefncke Wendt.
Bark Depesehe Prus) Hartmann, London, 80 daysrit
Bark Queen Of the Fleet pr Of Yarmouth, Ns) Hilton
fishing schs ~ Knsrow. ,Ishead anchored reported
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ash scarce; sh Ion sse spoke brig Amezop, 81
% xiSS 1 =
Bark Ulster Or e g John NPl Kennedy Dublin, q
passed brig Margaret Of Yarmouth Ma steering East with
aaf f. S sP y S ~ a Ssw I 5rsas
the past three weeks experienced nothing but light westerly
WIND, ,1, ana esms. o,.,, o,,, go
pd%n SaSs Hter a Dpe sSSpSO J%nc o.
sa S 40 3 s e ya 81 Sse s9S T
s s oa 5as Ar s 'S% S Wo and Des fog a ov. ,
sh 49, s on u saw brig "sH Belle G'' Of 'p the
s Ss@ & Sfs G'n "a e IT, Sa Ta a
~ spoke whaling bark Arab, Nye OF fahhaven with 1870
Bark Bounding BLOW of Boston,, Harding Monaco May
II 50 a Ion AZ spoke bark Radiant hence for Marscics;
7th at y 2 lon ~ 81 BIZ snip BOync, of Fleetwood,
IS s4 4 Gssp 6 Now EsTmsss Barbados
ballast I ia ber s GH o9 KS @s f"ao9 5 Al ay aw "a
ING sight The cbr away; supposed her be rrva.
sIg Cactus P Of sGps SsSs Pollard NewSasg e.
nbe T Of sers sned be Bak IA has %
Ers Lucia ai} Cisco cumberland 70 days, with coal
B.g Penguin CBr), conyegs, Bermuda days in ballast to
SIR RISsS I'd RGy sS N q m fssGs
"a "a 2 5 Eol ss s a E12e s b S sys ss0
Of and for Belize Sn WHEN bad lest ~ sans AID ca
ior9nas n ~ hurricane on nc I'm ns, and was leasing
taoN TOOK on the captain ana crew ia nIaoer; when LETT
inc water was on me briggs cabin iloor - - .
oehf scan strong, kemltnn AGuacta, July ~ with mo-
asses 10 Underwood The Mary Danforh, heuee for
sihwa ~ days out touched at Agnad@ 10Th INST, and
s"rcu sj,yne uay
'ehr fss " ner EerNhera July H. with In To Joseph
heas y es ,ai ~ ION 20 " spoke schr British Queen,
ohsoi ron philadelphia fpr Nassau 2ia lat 80 40 Ion ~
" spose ~ % " sssaT " GiSlaor dilckey, last IRON New
blow - " ' ~ '' i "'1
Schr Bengal Ily Lngan CT iday. 18th coal to Iry in
~. ~, - 49, 40, 49,
naster ,a y w. ai,a 60 NV "uSo Nc 80 u"ys WIN
SChr ar,,o "a, TD,c, ''' C, ,h Nd ., , ,,h ,,
ber - y 49,, g. ~ Np' 10 "ays WIZ" "n''
Schp vernon r., O,rouse Norh roo,,ns Np 7ao,,
r,,h :. 49, ~, ;, $500 u' '''''h oosHui ND oy",
Scbr Ws,ysock Xxx esd ' horhcs,. yu ,od,, in
stone to r,as.or ' ~ '' ~
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; INC oeCTtNTy o. thV IrVasufy nas rect'Tt1y InHue
She following decisions under the tariff act Of 1851

she Following decisions under the tariff oct OF 1861,
which arc OF SOME interest to Importers
un0ei P" i't seeos anu All ot.c tSctts
TUT Ut
therefore in conformity with tho decision Of forme Sc
cretary, places them Among the unennmerated articles
In atrins manufactured had been held by
the Collector at New York to be an uncnurpc
properly within TIE scope Ct the provision which
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TvEpAy July 26--6 r NJ

.
ASEs.-The market was quiet, and sales limited
RREaDsruns.- Flour-The market was more active, and
osed with more buoyancy in prices. The sales footed
up about % 600 bales including purchases for export
closing within the following range Of prices
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A lIlANCE.-THE BORROWING AND BEREAvEI
"A families u voiu cers will be addressed with spccia
reference to the pres nj time, by The Rev C. C. Co.'s,
the large tent on Unon square Sunday, 81 clock
Rev Dr. jiagauy breaches in Astor place j. ocock
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MI EMQRIAL CHURCH, HAMMOND STREET, CORNER
lTA Of Waverley placc-Ihe Rev T. f. Remington will
preach tomorrow Sunday evening Services at Ioh
! and : 4 O'Clock Free seats.
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In COTTON. AuCuONrNn -llpiANr HorsEroln

II C0LTON, AUCTTONIiH -fJEiANT HOUSEHOLD
J. Furniture, Velvet, Brussels, three ply and Insrain
Carpets, Oilciohs, French Plate Mirrors ihiy Feather
Beds, &c. i. COTTON VIII soil this day (Sit,.day),
July 81, at l0ls O'Clock, az IL Futon street Nassu
the entire Furniture OF Two hniseR removed rom the
upper part Of the city. Amcas tins assortment may 10
found very rich Velvet ana raSsals Carpets rich
WOOD ariof suits, ~ boc'dc; Armour Wardrohcs with
French plate glass sod bcst2ads nrcsang Bureaus,
Centre side ana Extens fables, French Plate Mirrors,
Sulas, fctea tct'f mahogany Furnturc, black walnut
do together with about thirty forty Feather Beds,
Mattresses Hanlots. Quits China and Glassware Cut
lory, thirty 40 curled maple Chairs, &c. D.--lhc sale
vii! o large and worthy Tie attention Gi the trade, and
all others N want OF l0pd f"rniturc
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LtIIVIN sAIF~--Ao-ItFNhI.S SAIE OF AGnICUI.
~ tural Implements Of every variety, seeds fools
Roots, Ftrtili2ors, &C. on Wednesday July 81 at 10 A.
NJ, at the Agricultural Warehouse 1877 water street the
ehtie stock Of the above mentioned Implements &c
eohA s 81 Plough and Plough Castings Of all kinds, Cult
VVators hanows Corn Shelters, Hoes Shovels Spades
NhWu "ian Cradles, Garden fakcs Moving and Reapng
muyhs, norse Powers and fhashcrs flaming and Grst
n'hsi pi"hl} rleh Grass Garden, Herb and Flower
se-ds sc, Catalogues VII De ready on the morning Of
&c. OF John NJ. NHly.
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A BuNDAECE OF GOOD SERVANTS READY MODE
N ratio wages; for city or country; German, English
Scotch Irish, &c. at tho Institute and Home conducted
by an American LADY, 1888 ST. corner Of 9th GooC
places ALWAYS ready.
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A UcTlON NOTICE
IA REGULAR SALE
New aud second hand Vehicles, Of every description
(so'he OF best city makers, viii be sold this day l;
oc.oc" by EZRA LUDLOW, jR., at his salesroums, No
~ Liberty street, one door west Of Broadway
4 UCIi0N NOTICE.--nuRNHAMS FURNITURE tx
"A press and Packing Establishment, III r3 Yves,
tlevch street, between tfh and sixth House
h"d Furniture boxed and shipped TO all parts Of IN.
world Large covered wagons for removing furnitur,
into the country.
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VATANTED--BY a FAMILY JEAVlNC FOR EUROPE
w an American or Geruau girl, from for six years
Of age. Address Z. j., HeI aid office
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FRENCH ADVERTIsEMENTs.

r o. D'AMSTERDAM on DE ROTTERDAM EST ms
LIE tamment prize dc bonner irnmedatement de sos
nouvelles que depart influence funeste
Ia sante de PEREZ S'adrcssor GU 90 Walker street.
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CT AIMS CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR
- Fifth avenue. Rev. Thomas Galiaudct rector Scr
vices to morrow with tho voice at 1014 A. and ~ =.
NJ, and by signs At ga p NJ The rector Will preach
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SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures.

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A STU
"A alton as wet nurse 10 live out The best Of city
engaged.
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SATANTED-A COMPETENT COOK, TO GO A SHORT
w dmtarcc III tho country. 10 who come
wei recommended IN cvery respect good wages VIII DO
gwen. Apply at 1913 Broadway, Between the hours Of
ald z
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u T. THOMAS huCTI0NEER SALE THIS DAY At
2Ds l0lS a. NJ al III NASSAU street. Furniture pipe
% en- ton bbls of Whsh ~ stationery Carpet Sweeper
Hosiery, Curtains, Child 8 Wagon Crib, &c, &c
JAMES l.. DAYTON & co.
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OUR PRESENT DEFEAT NECESSARY TO ULTIMATE
" vicory.-The Rev. William Alvin Bartlett viii
preach the above subject on Sunday evening at the
Vs. ookiyn Tabernacle, Fulton avenue near Iioyt street
Morning services commence at 1Ox O'Clock In the eve
ming at * o'clock.
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BILLIARDS..

DIIIARIlS -F0N SALE, A SrI.cNT.iD STOCK OF NEW
and second hand Thlrs sor ESQ, S15 $lc0 $50 500
and $3.50 complete Cill ani examine send your orders
by mail Tables 70 let pa ateile Tables for sale.
W. H. GRIFFIN, lac Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

A IL FAMILIES AND SERVANTS WILL FIND TIL
N largest old established Office and institute 1873 Flc
venth street corner Sixth avenue for German English
Scotch Irish and American women, civil and capable
Wages 10 suit the times Good places always ready
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

NNkf NuRSF-A HEALTHY Young WOMAN WHOSE
w baby was stl born few days past would take
one, with good reference To ut her house Ne
Amity place, Iaurcua street the rear Good clc
renee can 10 given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

+ Ohm LLOYD, ACCOMMODATIONS LtorD & SONS
- VIII sch honda' July -, al 1919 A. IL NJ 633
Bondway. the entire stock II Wines jnog, Groceries,
fnncy Goods &c, Tie importation Of A. Rogue, who in
TOMS retiring from business The stock Of Wines
Bfandos, Cord.as SyrUps, Pr served Meats Vegetables
&c. Also al IL Fixtures consisting Of Shelving Show
Cases, Counters Gas Fixtures Chairs, Tables Lcsks &c
The stock VIII he put Mp ~ lot. 10 salt grocery buyers.
Sale positive rain shine. Goods removed Oh
IL, day Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

r TITLE Girl WANTED-AGE u TO ID, TO ASSET
~ in confectionery store from til dusk only Ap-
ply IN store 81 sixth st., b!st house from LIST av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

MTAN1Ep-slX FIRST CLASS WAITRESS, 10 GO Tc
w Glen Cove. Inquire at s'norcs Hotel corner o.
broadway and 2iSt st between II a NJ and L. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27

ID Ey. G. II FAY, OF PROVIDENCE, WILL PREACH
III at the Second unversalist Socety's Chapel
Second avenue and Eleventh street, tomorrow, at 1914
O'Clock A. NJ Seats provided for strangers No evening
service Mt present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-27
HELP WAaTED-pnnyA1Es.

A Ill EMPLOYERS AND SERVANTS OUGHT TO CALI
IN AT the Metropolitan Institute, 80 9th av bewcer
lts and Amity sts. Tho Institute Is conducted n a re-
liable, business like manner Orders by mail for city ant
country, and for German and other help, attended TO
OTTO y. Won RtifiN.