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LEGAL REPORTS FRIDAY.


Freed fran his b.her hd!f, J1m.' =, l. nnor,
rs. Sarah T. LeRRor.-This was an action for
an absolute divorce. The Cour, having ordered
u reference in the cas- motion was now made
Tor the confirmation 81 the referees report.
Judge sutherland granted the order confirming
the report and granted judgment Of divorce.
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The Old Zion damp Meeting he'd nj tho

Old Camp ground, Flushing, l., L., will he continued
until September "a, being the last Sunday Tuero
viii be a great revival ut the ground. Persons Wish
my 10 visit the ground, hud convenience 10y IN"
steamboat GENERAL ARTHUR, which leaves Ful-
toii, Market Slip, at a. m, Bridge st. $40, n nv
RruOmc st. = 80, Tenth n. $40 u. m. Afternoon
Leaves Fulton slip, l2.Io, Bridge st, l2th Broone
street l, Tenth NJ. ll5 20
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minister tie ordinance of Baptism Ia morrow morn
h 4 ia a. Hal of the Hut q, Vet B,utis, Clurth,
cor Brualway and attn st. Services g. commence
ut luh u'cluck. lie viii also preach ia the evening
II ! 4, O'clock Seats free. li3
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The Rcmniu, of GcrcrnI Lyon.

WR0kih'u, AuguS' m.-Thc remain, Of
General Lyon will arrive here tomorrow morn.
ing. The, will be- received 10y a military c,co.t
and taken to The New York boat.
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SHOCKING ACCInTNr AT \ SCHooL IN VIII
LINMsuuHGII.-Thc school attached to the Ger
man Catholic church in Montrosc avenue, VIII
llamsburEh, was the scene ola painful accident
ON Thur.day afternoon, the particulars of which
the managers oc the school did not furnish to
the Police. While number of boys were in
the priyy in the playground the floor broke
through aud six Of the boys fell into the vault
The alarm being given by the other children
from their lriEhtlu position. They were all re-
| cos cred alive hut during last night two OF the
boy died from the effects Of the accident.
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TIP aud t. ams-A god opportunity is offered to
eight respectable able bod Ell men IN my command
Cal esrly'h you can, No. III Liberty st. BARROW
DAVIS, Capt. 10
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Board or SrrrENISoRs.-M the regular
meeting Of mis- Board Yesterday. Supervisor
Wc.maun protested against the payment of the
qnartcrl, bill Of the ShcrH, sS,sSl 50, on uc-
count Of many oi The items being cxorbant
and Illegal. At this time when the county was
paving 80 much toward the support of the poor
E,mllieN of volunteers, he thought the Bard
should deny the payment Of such unreasonable
claims ~ were embodied in the sherilf's bill.
One item in particular, lac objected 70. was the
charge ot 80 cen each for prisono.s rcpurtc bv
him To the Secretary # State as convicted in
uuT courts.
Mr. Purly contendod that this charge was
correct It was what was allowed to previous
shcrfs, Mr. Kelly was going out of office poor.
and he hoped the price would not I've altered now.
Mr., Blunt said the charges were in accordance
with former claims, hut the Board had the au-
thory to cut down the price. lie thought ten
cents "A name would paw well.
Alter long discussion, the bill was ordered
paid in the usual form
Mr.. Purdy said this meeting had been called
CHIEFLY Tor the purpose of confirming the tax
levy, but the c mmittee had not been able 10
prepare the matter. The report, would, how
ever, he ready by Monday next.
Mir. Purdy offered resolution empowering
the Committee on the new Court building 10
employ an architect, and proceed forthwith TO
erect that much needed building. Adopted un-
animonsy. The Board adjourned to Monday
next.
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with traitors. A ticket on this basis, he thinks,
win carry the state by a majority Of more than
three 70 ono against any opposition or combina-
ton that can be formed.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1861.

I'D herc Be but one scdr; better IL should cot
s,2iions Of Tires than that ne should IRE in hourly
eyead Of rdrs contiguous 10 a people Uho could
.1ts Jordgn alliances, and land d'mie' upon our
..Io,,e N DESTROY our liberties"
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AnlIoch RnpII-I Church, 7lh Arcnue ncnr

l2th 81. Seats free. Preaching At ny o. m, and
~ T.. M. by JOllN QUINCY ADAMS, pastor.
Morning suhiect-"G Gods Union aud Mans Dis
wiou." fvoniuR So The Devil and II . Family"
C'muw In and hand 81 fellowship ut . =. m. liT
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Glib Regiment \. Y. :. NJ. now Re.orn

hng under command Of capable and experienced
officers. A Bounty Of 81 PAID enlistment, aud
500 at discharge. Principal Recruiting station ut
the Reg mental Headquarters Centre Market. ThA
Regiment was highly complmcntcd, by Lieutenant
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\ ru>o lit Of volunteer naval onir,s, pass
Ell h., the examining board, Of New ! ORR and
Boston, have been approved by the President.
\ circular from tlo General Land Office IN.
nouucc- TINT assignment ofland warrant here
aiicl made in blank will not be- certified The
name Of the ,sncc must h' iill.d in before the
assignment can hc certified and made valid. in
order to prevent frauds.
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corner 9th st., Williamshurgh.- Preaching in the
morning by lAeutenat Kelley, late from the seal Of
war. In the afternoon, by bro. Chapel Amer
preaching, baptism IN the evening hy the Pastor.
subject Cursed is he that doeth tho work OF the
Lord deceiiiuly. Sabbath School Ga, ~, aud N
y, N. REV, VS. IRVINE, Pastor, 10
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Counterfeit. ou the Bank of Auburn.

BaBdio. Ipa"H @o-Pho'o. uaphcl iyc.lol.
lar bills on me B,rN Of Auburn appeared here
this morning.
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NIclhodI-t Protestant Church, Arorney

St. Rev. VIM. 4. HAMMOND, PASTOR VIII preicb
tomorrow morning. at 10Y o'clock, Rev L, WEAs,
MIR at 0, and the pastor Ia the evening, at
o'cl, ok. The puulic invited; seats free. l3i
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DErr1Y CoLLRcroE,-Mr. II. II. Stanton has
been appointed Dcpui, Collector of Customs at
this port
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APPOINTMENT o. \ DEruTY 4. s. MAE
siIAI.-Thc Hon. SAM. \. IWENCu Of Jcr-
scy Chy, has received The appointment of De-
putty l.. $. Mar.hh for the District OF New
Jersey, and entered upon the duties Of hi
Office yesterday. H. at once mlugurIted him-
,olrh, he seizure Of two trunks and other ar
,iar, q, TANlors Hotel, belonging To ELLIS
H. S,u, NrrI, To-. rruu.' hIn'l, who VA, ar
rested "a Woduc-da, la-,. in Conuo .ticut, on a
charge Of urr"n. iHc property was placed
in lh" hand. e Ch.H of Police MNnNrs, or
et.-l,'uiu,, Tie urr'umnn, Of Mr., FrEScu,
who's iu "y"r va! c'mmtrul for this posi-,
ton. +. h'-'l. ~ ;op to the community
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BARRY's TRIcnPHRRnra
GENERAL NOTICES.


via sruti hwupt "a aud Bremen per u. =. steane
BREMEN, AZ d lor .cl.uid, VIA. Queenstown, per M
EDINRt RGH, will close ut this oihce On SiturdaH
the 8lst day Of August, At 10Y Al q
10 WILLIAM Is. TAYLOR, Postmaster N
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and spring sts. Rey. CHNs. v. HARRIS Pastor,
will resume his services, preaching Tomorrow at
lOh o'clock m aud at "a o'clock p m. Subject
for tie evening, Vacation Gleanings from the Sea
shore" Sunday School Missionary Meeting ut 2x
O'Clock pm. Strangers and others are invited.
senis free. 1O2
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20 .I,ion of Rebels ia Missouri.

The rchd guerilla, Marin Grccn, rcpor.,d
thi- morning ~ hayin,; occupied palnyra, in
hi retreat (annourcod some days ago. FROM
northwestern Missouri, is AZ the head Of tn" onl,
rebel force in that part of the state.
The distribution Of the rebel forces in other
parts Of the state is thus summed up by the Mis-
souri, Republican, ol Wednesday;
General Rains at the head of about four
thousand men, va, within sixty miles of Fort
Scott
With the exception of throwing out advance
guard, In Warsaw aui Bolivar. McCulloch and
Price seam Ia kDrl b',H entirety indTirc sine, tie
bpHo at Wilson's Ci,,h. The main body OF the
Confederate army va, still stationed in the
ncighhorlood Of riiell at our latest adviccs,
- that any new, If AN immediate attack on our
state capital must I've received with the grains
Of allowance due all sensation gossip nov u
dan.
Nnan. tin remain in the southeast in the
condition last reported.
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DoUBTYuL RrMoR.-S Sir John. Mm1aN, Of
England, Il Is stated, has been appointed assist,
ant Adjutant- General Of volunteers in the Lnted
States army.
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men In my command also one nrrcr and DA ~
smith; also one good trumpclcr this is guo,r
chance for good aud none other need apply, II |
Liberty vt. BARROW DAVIS Capt, 10
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CEY u. MI RRAY Pastor eff Market Street Chur,h.
will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Morn
ing service will commence at 10y O'clock. Evening
services at ~ O'Clock. sunday school at ~ IN and
y a m Nu3l us
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REI.IGIOUS.


FrOIe~IHHI FpIsVOpNI Y hIIfVh OF Inb TITO
q spcl," WCt 2Wh II, west 81 9Th ave, Row, GEO Il.
NElDE, Pastor; residence 2iI west 3Oth II.
ID vine service every Sunday, at i0H o'clucl, IN.
and = p ~, Seats free, api2 POSTED
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Further News, sec Third Page.
MONDAY MoNDAY.

4 lard day Tor the wlshergoIucu, that don't use
PIlEs o. X, SOAR, Try II, ladies, and you will
see now superior it Is 10 all Others For sale Ly
Hoccrs everywhere. Manufactured by JAMES
PYLE, corner Franklin aud Washington SIS,
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TIM SlrNGEEHuND festival Of the United
German singing societies, for The benefit Of the
iamilc, Of German volunteers, is to he repeated
at Jones Wool, on Monday next. The pro-
81. umc for the day is extremely interesting
PRMARr,.-The Mozart primaries were
held last evening and the Tammany priml-
lio- urc sct down lur tonight.
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New York, Aug ,lst.-Th order Tor the payment
Of the Goth Rect, ou saturday, thr ai-t, Is hereby
countcmnndcd, they Will not be paid until fith-
err ORDERS which will appear n the Sun and Herald.
By order of Capt JAMES KELLY, Ia command Of
9th Rept. 81
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE N Y. SUN
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Washington, ing. 3o.-The War Department
has proofs srong and suili lent against the wo-
men recently arrested - place the fac, Of their
completely vi ia and aid to the seccs,ionsls be-
NOId all doubt
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cor. Nth ave. and 2Sth -, pure and genuine medI
cinea strict personal attcntou on tie part Of IN ,
proprietor Prescrl tous dspeus 81 with great car o
Mechanics aud Inycntor-, Arouse Now,
+ the time H. think, To invent and b. vriopc new
INVENTIONS while business is dull.
Now IL the time g. secure Paen'a aud have them
READY for tie renew al of business OF for traffic
NV IL the time TO make arrangements for tie
manufacture Of new and useful t,cles Of " kind
Now Ia tie time ~ secure Patents In Elg
France, Belgium, aud other T. irslssti countries.
Inventions wake up Messrs. MUM CO..
Pf,prietpfH of the Scientific American, No. ~ Park
Row, \. v, having 70 BuinUh Ofco IN wt4hin ton,
continue ~ solicit Patents usual, on the most eN
ttnHiNe scale and In the test manner.
n g have acted US Attorneys for more than IL
OOO Pitonteos, a. Ill Of whom they refer.
A.. who want their Patent business dule with dis
patch, and on reasonable terms, should address OF
apply ~ aloyc.
Pamphlets Of advice to Inventors, In d.fcrcut
languages, ah,ut Patent Laws, Sc, furnished free
nu "A 4tstl2g
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4 SrgANGR TALE.-About ~ o'clock vcS-
tcrdny morning man named Bernard Du-
garthv, who reside, al No. % Madison street,
was found /, ing in an inscnsible condition, on
the river bank Zoo, If West 10Th street North
River On being restored to consciousness,
Dugartly stated that on Thursday afternoon,
he was hired by two strangers On the Battery
TO take them in a small boat TO fetch some
ship, sails. While proceeding up the North
River, the two men seized him, robbed him
of hi, watch and pocket book, AMI then threw
him overheard. lie managed to swim ashore
and lay there until discovered 10y some pissers
by. lie was sent to his residence after recciy
ing medical treatment.
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DIR. Henry ZeII's
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TO CUES
Dr n N Il n N e 50.

May he obtained at the following planss
No CO DivIsIoS II, cor. Market, N v.
Mas BHAOns, 2l4 T. ghth avenue, Ny.
Mus HAYES, ia Fulton strrot, Rrorklyu
DE. Wh. 4. MgROER's 224 BrOad st, Newark.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
These Powders may be givcn unknown u ira
driuker, in coffee, tea or liquor warranted harm
less and free from nAuseating effects. iy2a 6'Aa
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McNInnus Volunteers, Company J, Pboc-
nix Bugidc-Mill meet tbs tSaturday) evening, =
O'Clock, at MIILIMAN'S Hail. corner goth 81 and
18th avenue All the old members are hereby mott
fed To- attend. By order, Capt. L., SULLIVAN. 30
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senator Wade Rai,ins II Regiment.

Before Senator Wade, Of Ohio left Washing
ton he obtained an order from the government,
directing him o raise regiment of cavalry and
a battery Of artillery for the war. The senator
has been bu.ily engaged in recruiting through
the Reserve. and hope 10 pas tho regiment over
TO tho government in the pace Of u few day 49,
a- il is nearly completed.
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CITY NEWS.

GrsrHNL LYoN's RrMNISs.-It /, expected
that the remains Of General Lyon will arrive
here this afternoon ly way Of the Cam len and
Anloy Il. H., en- rottc for Ashford, Conn, the
General native place The body is in charge
Of the Adams Express Co., and their agent hero
gives this story. Major Gen. Sandiord how
ever, on the authorit! Of Major Conant, who is
in charge Of the remains, says that they will
not arrive here before tomorrow evening or
Monday morning. Thi, latter statement is
probably correct, as Major Conant has made al
lowancc for the dctcnions he will meet with at
vdricus places where military honors will be
paid to the lamcncd dead. In case the express
ascnt should prove correct the body will lilo in
STATE in the City Hall until proper obscquics are
arranged, probably until tomorrow. If General
sanford is correct anl the body does not arrive
today, hewill issue his orders Tor n grand mill
tary cscort tomorrow or whenever it does, Of
which he will I've uotificd from Philadelphia.
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XKTANTED--A PARTNER WITH ABOUT 81 900 TO BE
w invested in perfectly safe and pro0ia Die busi1egS
An active person would nI this w opportunity for &C
quiring fortune rarely met with Please address Enter
PRISE, box 1913 Post Office, stating where interview
cau be had.
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ERp00L-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP
fFER, Captain Lawrence, will gail Thursday,
having Unsurpassed Accommodations for ali
ssengers. For passage, at the lowest rates ,ap-
or to E. COLLINS Il CO., al the office, on
orth river.
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fERP0OL. CLIPPER SHIP REVENUE
kit on Thursday, August I. The clipper ship
for Bristol, will sail on the same day, For
cabin, second cabin and Storage Apply on
IA East river, or to JOSEPH MURPHY, 81
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TAR HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
IL his attention TO diseases Of certain class, which
he has treated less than fifty thousand casos without
al instance Of failure His great remedy DR. Hunters
Red Drop certain diseases when regular treatment
and all other remedies fail without dieting
strcton in the habits OF the patient without the
disgusting and sckenng effects Of all other remedies
cures in cases less than six hours II the
poisonous faint the blood to absorb unless the
remedy ia used II is 81 vial and cannot be obtained
genuine anywhere than at the old office No Division
street Book for nothing that treats OF the effects Of early
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RESTAURANTS.

ToMPKINS, OF THE UNITED STATES
|, captured twen,y-pine rebels. That's moth.
captures more than twice the number OF new
fery day with bis Three Cent Ale, ana 40
no. 2 Cortlandt street, northwest corner Of
SPENCER
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MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA, FOR LIVERPOOL. -
ha, T.. G. Lott, Commander, will sail from the
dock at Jersey City, with the mails aud pas.
Europe, Oh Wednesday, the $751; instant.
8 are requested TO be Oh board by eleven
n.
ga will saii on the I4lh August.
T.. CUNARp, No. 4 Bowling Green
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>opAHTNEasvIP SOrTcEs.

VIZ ANrED "A PARTNER WITH SMALL. CAPITAL IN
w awh0lesale imitation liquor business, returning
$4,000 real profit Apply 10 IGEL, 100 Eiirdse street,
up stairs.
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ID GETAWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OLD SOUTH
III Ferry Ronte-Ihe cars Of the brooklyn Centrat
Jamaica Railroad leave South ferry Brooklyn direct for
Jamaica and Rockaway daily connecting AT Jamaica with
the Rocaawsy Union line Of stages fo,lows;--at BAj
and 945 A. NJ, and at 1916 aud AIS r. M Returning
the stages leave Rockoway connecting at Jamaica with
the cars al 645 and SIS M and at 215 and $50 r NJ
Sunday trains from South ferry leave az T45 and 04H
A. ~ and S a5 r Returning. stages leave Rocksway
~ a.. " ~ ,ur,uEn rare 90 csNls Doughty Abrams
Rckaway baggage express will take baggage 10 and from
any part Of Brooklyn or New York. 10 connection With tbA
route,
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FERPO0I-0LD BLACK STAR IINE-THE
ship BELLE WOOD, lying at pier q East
august 8. The THORNTON sails August Is.
apply on board, OF to WILLIAMS & GUi0N, 90
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ERPOOL-TAPSCOIT'S LINE-SAILS SATUR-
|ugust 3. the well known packet ship FRANCIS
lying al pier "A East river Passengers taken
ID cabin At reduced Storage rates For pas
'pn board or 10 TAPSrOTT
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D0ARBING-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
ID good Board and pleasant Rooms 234 Tenth street
between First aud A, at s. so per week
also, two three families be accommodated on the
most reasonable terms House first class Neghborhood
good
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TO HAMBURG IIAyRE, LONDON AND
fmpton.
burg American Packet Compsny's iron steam.
kSlA, N. TrauimsnR commander, carrying the
|es mail, viii leave from pier q North river,
pm street,
| SATURDAY, August 10, at noon,
fg, via Southampton, taking passengers for
bon, Southampton ani Hamburg.
IN, 800; second cabin, 500; steerage, s35.
liners Of this line VIII leave every alternate
carrying the Uuited States mail.
knship Teutonia viii succeed the Bornssia on
G b. RICHARD 4 BOAS,
l51 Broadway
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMElIED FURNITURE
IA for s-i, IN all colors, Of warranted manufacture
~ II f FARRINGTONS. 36s Canal sste,s opposite weo,.
tex. Established u tSt,
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BOARDING .--GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, ANT
ID single gentlemen can be accommodated with large
and small airy Rooms well furnished with good Board
al LOG Ninth street Broadway Dinner six oc'ock
Also large back paTor ars, floor let References
EXCHANGED
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LNoR SAlE-A WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND
Liquor store, together With good Horse and Wagon
Tho whole viii be sold at fair valuation as the present
owner is engaged IN other business close by Tor ft
particulars inquire on the premises, l56 West Twenty
eighth street
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N1Sn WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN TO TAKE
kWlCOs full charge Of grocery and liquor store
with good stock and fixtures wagon and harness rent
of store and room for family, all furnished chairs table
stove, bed and landlord takes all out Of store will
take part cash Apply the premises IL Essex street,
near Canal.
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BOARDING "A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
ID modatcd with full or partial Beard in private
family, at % Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. Dinner
al SIX O'Clock
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TNN0 CIRCUS MANAGERS THE UNDERSIGNED, Pr
" rouctte, trek and hurdle rider Gate pupil OF Ieyt
North having Just returned 10 New York Il opea Tor
nc.otation Managers can communicate by addressing
box 2, Ala Post Office WM MAYOR
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UTHAAPTON AND HAvRE.

lay, Angus! n, the United States Mail Steamer
FULTON,
WorT0N, Commander,
rom Pier No. 81 North River, foot OF Beach
August II, at uoou
lmer, unsurpassed for safety and comfort, has
Fnss under deck enclosed by waterjtight com
which, besides other results, tend ia the event
or sirAnding, 20 keep tbs pumps free to work,
The safety OF vessel and passengers.
|ht or passage apply TO
SAMUEL n. FOX, ,,
lner ARAGO will sail September IL.