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-?KNKKAI, NOTH'HS.
rwj-srutKW* jux N H OIEB?, Troiiarer.
iiii_?-? , ,
? ~t MnltahurT -Th? notes of th-> Hank or
tvpi. m ??? ??? ?
attention;
? ??idler? m the United 8t*t<M ser
*?*^*?*f%,ri3 and Ii. are requested f it
,};,. d?"?nV .7 miiiism' II?", B?w->rv, nur Brojino-it.
^o ubi?<?? ?-? uiiiiuv Hall, Hovwy, nur uro
pe ajvr><iRy evening o" MRrt tlm<t
Lieft, left, rt/ht.
?1)5 * SU?' _-<*
VvTKP-A sltaeltc? !>>' ismarl nid tMv elrl, to do
homberwuk. or to tikecare ofchtldroa *'.d
\VD,U
tew. ehe ll ? tir?t-r. to ?r?.<,.er ami Iron-r, a ? > n r >os.
an experienced chltubermatd, k Rood sewer aad very fond
nfrh'ldreo CM ?lv?" Un*x of r,,y reference, ind It
wU)irr>'> raise herseir generally useful Would go a thort
distance lo the country. Call it :.n Bowery. ?2 It'
\%TANTED ?tfttuatloos ire wanted for about po excel
W Irci Protestant te-vautt. of every cRpadty?American,
English. Sco'cb. German, Irlih. All have good characters,
at Elrnor?'? Select Protestant Erapk.yujOQt Agoa-y. 7 Car
{cine it N b?Smart, tidy, weli-recoiBajended Proles
tut servants may Dero cbliiln good situations, free of
curie. an894tU?
W~~ANTED-A good Ureas naker. one wb i perfectly
urdPrtlindt her hutlnejt, to go Into the city of Hew
Baven. Conn. A good offer will he mide und allI?*.,***?
BCtiJl" may be leariwl, by Inquiring at Mrs.
Christies!, corner of Dtv'.tlon, on Tuesday between "a
hours of 3 md 6 o'clock. None need apply bat thos* hat
are acquainted with the bnalneM In >H Ii? prencaea, ** n
ilF?NT Vn AltiiuatloD by ? respectable, c!eaue-:id tidy
W m.u m ?o W?S&'waihtog and Ironing; la a
*oodTmu? ?Sk and baker, and a firii-raW waahw and
Wjr cL prodtic. Ibe be.l of city reference!. Would
be wUltng to make henolf genoraily uteful, and go In the
joubut. Cell at 560 Broadway._
?NTKI>-By a young man of liberal educallon, a
iiitutton at teacher In aoine academy, or as tutor In
a nrlvsle family. Has l>een engaged ibe iaU two yoars an
teacher In the Sonlb. Wou'd have no objection to go South
or Weit. Tbe best of References gl ran. Address R. W.
office ot this paper_,2 "*
?St?MTSD?A situation by a respectable Prolettant
t7 Btrl Bt'cbsmbermaid and waiter or nuraa and saarn
??reat No objection le do the general homework of a
arnall prl'sf fsml'v. CBB<:orne well recomaisuded. Please
call at 8s CbrUtopher-st In ibebasemeut_a2 It*
W' AfiTElt-A sliuitlon by a young woman as cbm
U'fina d, or to astlsl In washing and lrororg, or to do
? ? amuework of ft ?mal! private family. Good
city referent given If raquireJ. Zl" l\ ? ??Miy-jrtMe)
trslHour front room. s2 It"
\\TANTF.D?A s'.tuhllon by a respectable young girl ai
tt setostress; can cut nnd fit children's ctotbet; has a
itowledse ot mllilnerr and dreta maklrg. Mo objection
tonal'herself useful. Call Molt-st. la the sloro.
JsJWs'c_
WANTED?A clerk lu a iiawver's ofl'Ke. Asludent
will bo preferred. Ue nousl write i pood baua, and
beitilelo furnijbgood lestlmonials as to character. Bi:a.
?t it the rato ol ?100 per annum. Address box ?i7 lower
ost-Ofhce. ?u3l 2tlf
WANTED?At 3 Himi'lon st or II' Nassau-st atitu
itloD as nuise or gena il housework, by a servant
girHrrotesiaai) She b?s resided to ibis city upward of b
years, and can give sultab e references Ask for Silz a.
WANTED?A girl Ic docenenl housework who un?
derstands cooking. One well qualtfied (sad no
other need apply) can obtain * good slloaliou b.7 apnlvlag
Bl 121 Kourth-av._s2 lt?
WANTED-A sltua ion ns stewardess, by a widow
worum, who Is perfectly capable, or to travel with a
/amlly golt g to Califorr.iB. es nurte. Sir. Besl ol city refer?
ences gVen. loqulreat 171 Wooster ?1. ei lw*c
WAN'TED-A iltaailon to cook, wnbe.nl Iron, and
do g' ne ai housewoik, by i voung woman, who csn
jive good city references. No ohjectlon to go to the c iua
Jry. Apply ?167 Oliver st. for two days. ?2 It"
WANTED?A ?lltutl m by a young woman to do the
geneal housework of a omall family; 1? a go id plain
cook, can wash and Iron well, nud will give the best of re
ferente. Can be seen for three days at 179 Ludlow-st U*
?^1/ANTED?A situation to go to New Urloics as
v? rblldt' narte, or to wait on a family, bv a colored
?roman, as assistant In travollng. App'y at 03 Prln-e-st.
Tbe appMrantls i clllzej of New Urieint iu304tts*
WANTED?A f?w active and energetic young men of
good address, ti aell 'The new Reference Map" of
this City. Apply at 93 WUII?m su a2 It*
?mEhriV SEttVANTM-Ksinllles seeklug h>?T
clses sorvBDtt are retpec fully tollcUed to patronlz*
the Employera1 and Serva-it? Protective' Agency, IIB
Gr?nd-?t second block east of Broadway, whore every at?
tention Is paid 10 theipleres: > f fie employer. s2 it*
JKEH WANTED T(r?iE\V ON CA it" I* KT
Begs?Six orelght good seiwerscsn find employoioutat
making Carpet Bags by a: plying at H Mslden lana. third
story. _?i U*
?1T\VANTED-K..>r an office in rtae-st. who re
sides ?Ith b!s parenis, ?ndcan produce satisfactory
recommendations. Addren Thomas, at this oflbe. s2 ll*
BOV H'ANTED,-A ;ad, competent to read proofs,
manuscript ana roptlnt, will boa a situation men at 49
Ann-it. s2 ll
rVO DENT IIS TS*-A young man desires a situation in
is. narnfacturlng and turyical dentistry, where he r.au
dflyole Mmttilf to thi lntereai of hiaemployers. Addren
?0x93, PottOnice, Philadelphia. t2 3t*
ltY WOODS S.aI,i:s.U?N IVANTED.-An
ICtlvefyoong man. wh ? can Influence first rate trade to
the iDiounl of 8 or 810000, from New Jersey, or else
where near by, may hear of i situation, by addressing, post
paid, box 1,717, giving full reference), and staling ts'ary
?xpecleC. s2 2tli*
WO HII.K HAT fKlNIslilKKH.-Six Silk Ha
* FI'.lHbiMt and two Body lroners wauled, lo whom the
bestwatee will be given and constant eii)Dloyni?nt guar?
anteed. If re(,ulr?d, by J KLVKRTSOW -t C?
corner of Market and Mulberry sis.
auSl Stls*_ Newark, N.J.
At il A PICK KUR A 60GKSSLLER AMD STA
T1UNKR?An opportualty Is ' fTered for r. young man
well ictnivtmed with the Hookselllng and Stationery busi?
ness to cot r.ecl himself with an old established house In that
Vine In western New-York
A capital of say $s 000 will be required, with which the
party can tstabllth hlwielf in a permanent business In a
large md trrowlng dir, Kor further pariiculars asply to
W. A. WMKKLER i CO. Statloaer?, 175 Brosdway.
au29 1vls? _
tJOft Kit WARD?Stolen from section 5 of tin Troy
t,nd Button Railroad, i uillei norih of Troy, i span
of horses - one black snJ the oilier bay?on the night of the
29th Inn The name of tbe thi; fit known to tho advertiser,
bul will i Ot be made public at present. Tue above reward
Will be i aid for the approhenslon of iho rascal or recovary
of tbe properly. DANIEL KILIUY,
aoSl 2H?" Section ,i, Troy and Boston R. R.
*&fi|\ KKWAUI) will he pals by the owner at 185
tjjJvVJ'eaf e ?I for ihe r>-.:ov?ry or a roll or bank blllt
?mcuntlr g lo two bundled ant! tifty-one dollars, which
were lost on Tburrday evening between eight and nine
o'clock, . onewhere In Kir i; or MclKugai st The bills
were of Ibf desomli atlon of 1,2. 3, 5 and lOdo 'a-s and
nearly all ot the 8tite of New Ycrk au3i 2tls*
SkT ?'?? otAtT R'asft .<?./>. lltd f.?vi
"an opportuwit y.n x
THK ADVERTISER n-lug proprietor of tho Irving In
IllttlU) property, at Tarr;,town, occupied fjr twelve
yeara past at a boarding-sc* ool Is about to rell'e from the
botine,?, ai d wou'd be iltt to dltpose of bis property on
restODnk'? :ermt; allowing, If desired, two lhirdt of tbe
porchi?e n oney lo remain oa h-^nd and mortgage ttls
admiral. ?! tilled and alspfd fir a public house Tae
locatlor. it poihapt the most desirable that .-ou'd !.-, sale-led
on the Hi.'Don. It it oiat.r I but tweutv live mil-tt f >m
Mew-Yo-k cudls vliited In fifty mtnut-t.seyerKl liinea H dav
hv cars ol Ike Hudson Klver Railroad, Rnd by t;eamt>oait
The. site's lets than half a lul'e from ihe dfep?l and the
sretnit.o.; Unding, ar.ri belog el<vyat<<d, the pr.itpe-t Is ex
tectlVf and dePghtTal, comiimtullDB a tp'eudid view of the
Valley Of ;!:elluds.n for f.rly miles, Ion New-York to
to* tlli.ii ai ds
SSThe ei I e Is a Commodious twostorv and alilc brick
butdloc i feet squire, with wlags 24 by 32feet, anda large
two-story r. sr botlt leg (also brick) S8 by 46 feet, and bate
menmncler/lM whole , the whole'erected ?xorestly for tbe
lntllrute aid conti u: ted wiih all tbe fa-H1li?a r>r board?
ing heus.- .-..nvenlence Tbe premises embracing either
two or fi 0 icrea, at Ihe junction of two principal streets,
contain 1 umeroos shade* 11 d f.uii trees, sammer hnisei, a
large bsi... carrlige-hoiisjsar.d gymnasium.
Asiuy p?.rl? Iiiierested lu Ibis afve'tlsemeit will uo
Jo?bte<.;> >Isltthe piice, 1 more pirticular deicr p'Ioq is
UnEWetimy. r
Appll Mlon mutt be made to WALTER KEELtR 9
MBssan st OT totbeiubscrtberon the premises
*%u \*!_P' LY0S- lrT>?K loading T*rrytown.
B^VVor'sa?^?^^
feo??
leamsd by calllrg at v.l Mrl) ji:?s| ?t 16 B1??,?, , 1
UeofEccif W. WILLIAMS, i 38 Maldeo-lw? %l' 3,(<*1
IIOARD IN BROOKLYN-Afswro^arono
JLfvic?,at -ix.s Fui or- tr-rt opposite Clinton, whare 1
laaUesiin and bis wife, or two or Ihme single gentleman
eu betrrommodited with fb 1 or partli1 board il 11?'
11 OAK D?Two icntletnen and taotr wives and ttsrtstj
a-? ?U.f ., centlemen, ein te ara,(t;-f,rK)ated w th full or
pajUli bovd, *l II Leroy plve, Kleeckir st s2 Uw2w*
pittV-.Tr: DOAUDI.Vfj NEAft KT. johvb
i?rii A J*?d?mao iwj a-ly or four or * 1 yorjng
rJi.^""' 7,n "1 *5Conrmo nad with d?siri),ie rooms and
- "i ly11*111 ,,"*f Hl J"lU'? IWaWsr*
P^i***1"1 H 1;n -Hi.? R0031H iwt To
*^IV?'t?j*m?,, ????Aifast av) is-, U, adoti/a'.la
52X3 ?'' Mfwai/.-n-si m bto a h>,n, Broadway n*?
nssSsii^r "s^a.!^*1^ XsVsrtlsstamUs tct 111,1
^^\T?"-?'M*?"m """".IS1SSMWSJ?
? t.i. 1 -i vr'lfcTABkr, fUdS. .-t is
DRY GOODS.
?EW DHY GOODS.
3 BARK PR, 301 ORAN? ST.
W of now Bilk.. CONSISTING
OJf ('LAIN WATERED OK D1FERENT 8HADES.
Hein Chameleon Glace and Pou do SAo Sllki.
Figured ?od Striped do do
Patlr, Du Chine and Silin T?re, splendid qi silly and
ibrtdei -
Aim, a nplerdid assirtment Black Silk? of every kind.
Bltck and Cslored Watered Poplin.
Mtrtnoes, Paranieitai and C&sbmeresof every abide and
A'io. Now Do Lalnes of every kind Tom Is op.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, CANTON FLANNELS,
Bed Ticks, fcc.
Alio, Long and Square Brocho and Caahmere Sbswls.
M?> Wool Long Sbswls, now styles.
Also, Pr'nled Turkerrl Shawls, new styles.
Alto, 6 Truises. rail Fiench Prints, new style, worth
2i Cd, ODly 1? per yard.
Every ar.lc.e iruihfully repreiented.
<2U S BARKER. 301 Orand-at.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
straw goods, tc.
noKPOS'N" a complete assortmenl of MILLINERY
? janoDB receivedf rom recent Importations and
vuw ' AUCTION.
MiU'ners and merchants are Invited to call and examine
them, which wlU be oflered at the lowest prices for
CAbll,
or approved credit, by J. DOREMUS MILLS,
iirS36wli" 20Jobn-?t New-York.
WEV GOOD^-From the Philadelphia, constating of
mperlor Linen Damask Diaoer 8 4 9 4 and In 4 wide,
lupeiior Linen?, Wnea Shelling., Linen Table Clothi, ie
Broadcklh., Caa.'rnere?, Sewing Silk, Merino. Vein. fcc.
Also, a large assortment of Black Alpacca and Mohair Lus?
ters f'om low to superfine qualities f >r aal? by
?24tt?* W. MATHEVVS, 60 Catherine at.
OLASSIC?LAND TAI?THEMAT10Ali
SCHOOL.
84 81 XT U-A VENUE.
ME8SRS. 8EDGWICK 4i NICHOLS will reopen tbelr
School on Monday, September 2. It la their object to
Srepara pupils for Buitneia, College, or the Military Aca
emy. For their metbodi of teaching and the remit, of
them, they refer to ihe following tektlmonlal, and to tha
gentlemen wboae names are given below :
From Charles Daviks, LL.D. Author of the "Couraaof
Mathewatlta."
New.York, June 7, 1250.
1 have known for leveral yean Mesin. Sedgwlck aod
Nichols, and had fuli opportunity of becoming minutely ac
qualt ted with their iyit -m of Instruction and methods of
discipline, and also of witnessing tbelr results.
>t ulvesme great pleasure to say, thai In all that concerns
moral culiur?, ',r.'.Ciiictu&i development, and the formation
of a manlv character. 1 know nothing in tbelr system which
can ha Impnved it may ?a'ely bo commended In Ihe
'O-onireei -terms to aD who wish their sodi to he well in
slructed. (Biyned) CHARLES DAVIE8.
Horace Wehster, LL D. Principal of ihe Free Academy.
Wm. H. C. Bsrtlett, LL.D. Professor of Nat. and Exp.
Philosophy In the U. 8. Military .Academy,
jfrof. Tuyler Lewis, Kdmund Hurry, Esq.
Hod James Harper, Wm. Hawes. Esq.
Henry E Davles, Esq. George C. Collins, Esq.
Richard B. KlmbalL Esq. John Warren, Esq.
F. Norcom, Eaq. F. Morris, Esm
B.R Mcllvame, Esq. A P. Forreat, Esq.
James Brady, Esq. Andrew Smith, Esq,
Sami Hopplng.Esq. Brook- 8. Stiles, Eaq
iyn. BUl9 3wlsMJiTh oiTaWFir.8
MONSIEUR ALPHONSE PERRIN
HAH TUE HONOR to Inform his patrons and friends
:hat bit School for Young Gentlemen will reopen for
the Winter ?eulon on the I Hb Sepl. at ?09 Broadway.
Application! for admlaalou may he made al the school
room, on the 9lh or 10th Sept. or pre-, lous to that al the res'
Idt-nce of the Principal, Madison-av. cor. Tblrtleth-st,
au24 2wi?*
BOARDING SCHOQL FOR BOYS?At New
Cattihn, Connecticut, 45 miles by railroad from New
York. Tbia School la one of the oldest In the State. In
ihe heauiy, heailbfulcess and convenience ol" its locality, It
la heiieved te he unsurpassed. For particular InformnloD
lie Principal refers to some of his ntimeroua patrons, whoie
places of buslr ess and realdencea maybe ascertained by
referenco to his Circulars, w Hch may he obtained at the
bookato-e of Clark. Austin &. Co. 205 Broadway, and at
RayrorV, 76 Bowery. s2 lm*
? DTGEIt'S FEMALE INSTIT?TE-238. 240
t?nd 242 Madlaon-Bt ?Tne iwe.fm academic year of this
Iiatitullon will commence, on Monday, l.'.h lost Applica?
tions for admlaalon can he made during: the present week
at the Institute, where circulars may be oMalued Arrange?
ment? can be made for '?aviug pupils ride to and from ihe
UslKute ISAAC rERKIS, D D. President.
CHARLES E. WEST, Principal.
Theodore Crane, Secretary. s2 Iwis
PltElN'Cn LANGUAGE.?Classes and private tut-.
a Uon. Teiuia, in cUaa (number in each limlied lo 8) $5
for28leseon?; private tuition, from $11 to S16 per term.
The undersigned respectfully announce thai he will beirla
to organize his clsaies on the 2d of Sept. Tha must an
proved s>?lern of Inairucilon made ute of and faithful at?
tention beatowed on each individual Scholar. General re?
view of Studies (exira lessors) every 6 weeks.
1." M DE GRAND V'AL, 4^2 Broome-?t cor. Wooater.
Wi>?. 11. I,KG?BT1"S CLASSICAL, French and
Engllah School for Boys, will here-opened on Mon?
day, slept 9. Mr. L will he assisted by able teachers of
KreLch, wriilng, drawing, reading, Sic. Circular, maybe
obtained ut Lockwooa'a, 411 Broadway; Crowen'i, 599
Broadway, or nt Ihe resldeice of the Principal, 27J Tenih
sl Mr. L. will be in lown after tha 3d of September.
BU28 4wMi.WF.VBoa*
R!
ABBOTT'S HOIJ.KGIATH INSTITUTE for
Y' ung Ladlea?Springier lnslltute. Union Para?R-.'v.
?ORHAM D. ABBOTT, Principal, will reopen Wednes?
day. Sept 11.
The location and sppalnlmenta of the new ellfhe, erect?
ed srd furnished ?! an expense of about $70,000, presa.it as
desirable facilities for Us great object, as hare eve- been
com! Iced in any similar Institution. s2 2w
IXSTKUCTION {ON THE I'lANO-EORTE
JtA genileman, professor of ihe Piano-Forte, fumilmr with
the i-nglish and German languagei, hav'ng a few hJun u>
en p ojed, Is oeslrous to give leison. on the Piano to a faw
ladles and gentlemen, Terms reasonable Any letters di?
rected to " Profeaaor of the Piano-Forte,' al 56 Kultou-st.
Brook lyD, will receive immediate retention. N. B.? Pianos
tuned, examined, and selected for purchasers. s2 2w*
1)1 ANO TUNER.?A cniipe'.ent gontiemia wiah
log H> go S.mth as Haleamau in a Muilc Siore, where la
a Wuilc Teac.'ier good Inducements are orTored, may hiar
of a fir.'-) ait'.'&llou iiy appl.-lng to the U. S Schojl Agency,
i 113 Broea-fiy, early September 2nd and 3rd. I'atrom
preferred. ?2 It* E 11. WILClrX, Proprietor.
OOVJRENESS WANTfiI>-Notlce to Patrona-A
vH fine alluallor. now cfl-.ra for a good Plsnlat, who tin
denlsnda thorough baaa, Engllah branchui, i.e. Lidlei
posiesairg ihe above qualificitlona wl h good reference.,
mav find a profnshie ougagernent by caillnt; ?"on ai the
U. S School Agency, 293 Broadway. E H. WILCOX,
?211* . Proprietor.
PATTON'S INSTITUTION for the Education ot
Boys will reopen on Monday, Sepi 9 Clrculira may
be b-ur.d lit the usual placea, nu.i fu.tbur Information as t?
ihe pilr rlp.'ea upon which It conducted may ba obtained
ol Ihe Principal, J. H. PATTON, 25) Greene-sl near Cliu
ioL-(ilHce i2 lltawlin*
IlAINfiS reapeictfUlly aunounces thul her
8cl ool, 10 Gramercy park, Eait Twantletb-it. will he
re?per.ed September 9, (second Monday) Circular! may
he obtained hi Mesan DOREMUS & NIXON'S, cor. Nav
?riu and Liberty els. or al Messrs C 8. FRANCIS 4 CO.'8.
2i2 Broadway.?New-Ys?tk. Aug 20, law. au203wls*
MKS la TOUItRETTES SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. HI5 Broadway, will be reopened
on Muir ay, Sepl 9. Clrcu ari may be obtained at tha resi?
dence if Mri LaTourretie, or of Clarke, Aus.In i. Smith,
Brradway. i2 |w* ^
a lady well qualified to Instruct In ail the irarich-i
c\ o[ > n r.'nkihsh education, wit' French, Music ?nd Draw
intr. wlihei to form en engagement as resident p'overnoas
In a private family, ellher Bouih or Weal. Addreia A B.
111 Mucdnugal at. a2 TuThVSIa
y?i: v. ?n m i:it c i a i , a n j ?Tu l a *m c al
t SCHOOL, 75 Henry-st eonalstlog of ibreedepartmenta,
In complttt order, is now c peu Sea full ad 'ertliemsot,
?2 tf _8()lomon JENNET, Principal.
CIM.t ilt.l A I'll 1.NI) CUMMKHCIAL SCH'KlL,
llii Greene ai.?The Pall lerm of thla school will com?
mence on Monday, September 9.
s2 lweodU?_JAMES McELLIOOTT, Principal.
KKKMH1 I. AO Y who baa airealy laught In
Parla deairea to give leasons In the Preach Language
liber In a Boarding School or Family. Arldr,... M "aL
76 Orand-il a^ 'iiHw^w'
VJ' IIOt)l. ?UTK i; -The City C omrnnrclB) Mcbool,
a-7115 Fratkdb. below Crurrth-at. will be re-openej, after
the. Botntnei vicaiiun, on Monday, ihe 21 Beptember
an3l 2lli*_ JAf?EM B. QUICK, Principal.
Btf A111)1 M; ANI> l?A. Y SI IIOOI, MlssORAM
wlli rt?oen ber School for voting Ltdiea on Monday,
K-[ L at:?.') Ninth H. n'-ar the Hwond-sv a2lw*
HOLDEN reapectfuUy anuouncoa tii?il mit
ITS H-booi ai Ti-r,|ialnivil|e. Btatiu I.la id, will re-Open
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Bend of BUlloplail rerforrieri, lias siampoi! llioin Ihn tie
nit)! ultra "I all IfjttllOplatn Saiula Cooiprlslnp a con;DSU* of
[lilrlMn perfontior*, tinder Ihe dlrsMttoh of j h Peildwat
Ihey will ban Hie bonoi ?t glvlua itieii orljjlot) UdauitaiiU
?nlerlalntnmii every ulaht until Ititther noilcs
Adinlsatofi ."? cent*, Doors -p ., *i 1. Ooptisrl siirv.
AflnrDOon Coonert on wf'.i)t>'ii.t>.lya and savi k
bays, eoininewilns at3 P at ?ujisif
ItAHNDifl'M AIIIKHMiAW TH'SaUtiM r. T
I?liallNlIM, Manager and p opilrtlm . n > 1 .V .JltKFfl.
?VOUH. Jt Aislstmil Moiiojj..r. fiio DRUNKARD III
ibis week roitioteiiclfiB Miimlay, B<>|i| v Ift eesse<iu?li*ltt
nr ibo r Minn las'i.' ?-: iiw.'a llial ovm v Ulstli lfirO|)S ihe boaml
Ttil Hoi,.,... Of Hi" Muaeiiiii In win,o.s 11|1, abaittidui) l>,atna.
Mi Uaiiiini will pioaomi'li ?I bttUNn Alt!' <??">? v o,-j,i!iij
thla wm-h. nhij rim as(,niloliliisl? piprj< ,'l.ms I'll an 1
till,I,SIN Da'I'I'MtN will np|ioa, ay?fy gflnrpdiHt ''i
AI.ipy ?tili Tnrfclar. ItHllslUI hi .n.l riWIHI ('ill"
TAU|l'. In l'? sr.i?ii( ffim INR ABl?. 16?
Palten SnVoiJ rim Neird fiftil?* tviiiio, lij ? to>a.ii
h|,1? ess yl l.ls ..wn.'s ?iilllio.o atl.l mar I?a soon AI*.*,
Ij??oi, a.lolsl.lo's <!sl<laC<>, Tllaiila Ilm StliT l)?oo<>. au
liiniiciisn 11..a S1.'tt?t?l?.t?,i, a,. H|vot.li,a |m,rti,luati.-tfa.i.iiu
u.otua .1 M o'i l.i. k Adi'ilsaiiiii Ve,.ls: ubii.listi mi.lci III
l??n. I ,1 tjls ? '
'HMtir I)|tRtini.l>OII lr a|t.??ltt.tl\ OH h'imu
* & li I (a ri.iw I'll' lings i<--,-oi"G ai.Uw.i r..'i? E',1,,.,,0
a,.j; ?, Meld '' iJ?n|'o"da. ' bl ': ^?'< "<. ? eroib ij( ait of
ii.o i,iti,u.i ,iS? Vi" eiiilblilim ul L'siHt'esi iw afllaia
Ilia alM.ru .I l.aa .u..0I.0.I DIMS ?.l.lill..i1#i o,,,| ,u >,?!,.,
iil'r.n al Ilm In...,?. ,.ro, O,o ISall,.|ll,o Ol,,,., I, \,f |.,
line I'.,Iir l? H,??.l?.r. M?lWO?JM 9>"l.>s a.,.1 r.t.t..osl?
r.11 ..',..i A ai II)' tu .??.?[,?,.? r AJ
A ,i.,,l.al,-H euive; ioas.'l, TI,-?o|t io ,.p?l,. Calal -cuos
Ujeoirla j,|i,{
TO UW AND DORSALE.
?I/O if. WALK ?A LOF(l'in .inn SWClOMd) 00. ?M
ran s'dn and near inn rrtiiUir of Madien npiarn,
(Mmllion ??rr ur>,) mecind tor thelocationOf ? f?tnt
ly residence, ftfld bnhsjr. d U> tin oi.n ?(Ihn moil eligible In
oiirc'ly filienlrrly wnlrirumberiiJ, and half tin pur
chase money rMty remain DO, bond and mortgage If !? < ? I
The owner tells only bMfttM htI;?? bought a home nlaiv
*tfri>, and abandonsd Ihn'draof building Prim %'i.<*A
Ai'.irrta tlin Editor of Tnn Tr'bunn. t2 s I? I w.nu
NOTICE.
?A TRACT Of LAND e'ti/'lily located for b'JlMtng
Site?, ?Kiiritml tmtwnnn the viilne* of Upper Morrltla
r,? ?ml Wen Farm*, will hndupoiod of upon tbnisms
plan aa tlin train which now e,,mprl na inn vll ago of M >r.
rltlina. This day, Monday, at ll( o'clock, I? Ihn time
Bfrfed upon to go 001 tad ettamlno Ibfl location. Exra
rara will lir provided f.,r ihn occasion All whi doslrs to
view llio bsau.lful r.ew village site (Jf Kai? Molxt am In
?Ited to moei on Monday, ?tili u'tl?CIi a M at corner of
Brooore-?l and Bownrv fsi u-| r<- M-jftivV.
&A SM ALL FARitl jKOH ?AJUat.-Tba. ?oft.
?rrliier wishes to dispose of hla farm m IBe {owa 0f
Connunat, Caynga Co NY. It contalna 25 acroi of
the very heat land in the Bitte, and la at pretest La excel
lr.nl condition. There are about tlx acre* of tieauti'lui
wood on the farm, principally bard maple, l;-j?ch, hickory
iic. Tt,o farm It situated wltbln (Ix mlie? of Pori Bvro?
on the Kiln Canal t*d within U mlloa of the city of At
hum. On the place la a good cottage-built bouae, two
wellt nf excellent water, a urge barn, and a young orchard
of grafted fruit To tboie who desire to tecure a fj ..>.?.
Head under the law punnd by our Legislature, Ibta la a
favorable oppor.unlty. Aoply, (If by mall, postpaid,) to
VHOMAB ti. ROOKER, Titbuuo Office au2o ?? Wlitf
"1 E LROSE VILLAGE
SFOKTy-KlVK VKttY ?KSIRA BLK Double
building iota ?IUI for tale In IDlt moat desirable loca?
tion at fair prlcea, and payment received In monthly
Instalment* If dealred ror maps and full parttculart ap
SlytoK H ELTON, an Nataau-at. from 9 to II A M.or al
ieliiise from 3 to 5 P.M. dally, Porion? dealroui of bav.
Ing a village homeatead at a moat convenient distance from
the clly, will find It 10 their advantage to call and examine
iMa properly The ownura of this plot deem putliog u.me
cenary, laUsfied thai If once vlilled It will recommend It?
self. ta27 6li?*
?tT) ovvnkkh ?Jk LAND AND REAL~E?
T?TE ? Parties desirous of making exchanges In
Land or Real Eslale, with or without casa, are re?
spectful:-- Invited to call upon ihe subscriber.
THOMAS RAWLINOS UO Bros.iway, N. Y.
au313lSMiW* _
at JVur otrur Real SiUstl AitirUt49tl*U, >n PiUkPaa:
EXCURSIONS.
FOR ?H KSVPM11uK.Y, LOA?
'BRANCH, (Ocean House,) PORT WASH
"INOTON. MOUNT'8 AND BROWN'?
DOCKS, (Mlddletown,) HIGHLAND DOCK, (wh.ja
practicable,) AND RED BANK.?Tho well-known i-eam
boat JOHN HART, Captain A H Haggerly, will leave
west side of Peck-811p Pier (East River), as follows :?
LEAVE NEW-VORK. I.SAVB 1HRKWBBUS.7.
Sunday, Sept. 1.. !M A Mi"unds.y, Sept.l.. J f.M
Monday.2.. 10} .. |Monday.2.. 3 ..
Tuesday.3..11} ., (Tuesday.3., 3 ..
Wednesday.. ., -I..12 M. Wednosd'y.4.. i ..
Thursday.5.. ?; A M; fhursday.5.. 2
Friday.?.. 7
Balurdsy.7.. 8
Sunday.8.. 8
Monday.9.. 6
Tuesday.10.. 6}
Wednesday.. ..11.
Thursday.12.. 8 .. iThursday.12..12 M
KridBV.13.. 3
Balurdsy.14..10
Suiday.15..10
e"rlday.6.. ..
Saturday.3] ..
Sunday.3.. 4* ..
Monday.9,.urA.M.
Tuesday.10..10} ..
Wedteaday.. ..II. 11
Friday.13.. 1 P.M.
Saturday.11.. 1} ..
Sunday.15,. 3
All persons are forbid trustieg the above boat ou account
of the owners.
N B ?No freight taken on Sundayi, except parlshabJe.
s2 1m
FOR Slli-ttCWrMUUtlYj, LONU
'BRANCH, (Ocean House.) PORT WASH?
INGTON, BROWN'3 DOCK, (Middla
town.) MOUNT'S DOCK, and RED BANK -The popu?
lar steamer EDWIN LEWIS, CapL J P. Corlles, will
leave Roblnson-st. Tier, (Ncrth River,) as follows:
Ltaitt A'euv York. 1?30. Lcattt Shrevtbury.
Moudsy, Bept 2, leave3 PM.
Tuesdsy, ?? 3, ?? 3}-'
Wednad'v I, " 4 "
Thursday, ?? 6, ?? 3 ??
Friday, ?? 8, ?? 3 ??
Saturday ?? 7, ?? 3 ??
Sunday. ?? a, ?? 3A.M
MondBy, ?? 9, ?? 6 ??
Tueaaay, ?? 10, ?? 6}"
Wednsc'7 ?? II, ?? 7 ??
Thunday, ?? 12, ?? 8 ??
Friday, ?? 13, ?? 9 ??
Saturday, ?? 14, " 10
Monday, 8ept.2, leave 11 \ M
Tuesday, ?? 3, ?? 11}"
Wednidy ?? 4, " 12 M.
Thursday ?? 5, 7A.M.
F'lday ?? o, ?? 7}"
Saturday ?? 7, ?? 8 ??
Sunday ?? 8, ?? i\ PM
Monday ?? 9, ?? in A.M.
Tuesday ?? 10, " lb}
Wednidy ?? 11, ?? 11 ??
rhursdey ?? 12, ?? 12 M.
Krlday ?? 13, ?? 1 P.M.
Saturday ?? 14, ?? 2 ??
before time of ?tartlag. For
N. B.?All freights brought. uow.a ..?.^a,. >?.
Information appfy to BE8BON Si BROU WER, 151 Weal
at. Stages wlliba rsady to ?onvey passengers to ill parts of
the country. s2 2wa
rFoit UKiDfaEPORT, v 8TRAT
'KORD ?Faie 50 cents ?The si .-amer AN
??UMA, Capl. Goo. Deming. will leave
Peck slip every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
as follows:
Tuesday Sept 3, at 1U A M.
Thursday, ?? n, ?? R
Saturday, ?? 7, ?? 8
Thursday, ?? 12, ?? at "
Saturday, ?? 14, ??16 ??
Tuesday, ?? 17, ? ? 11 ??
For further particulars Inquire of
s2 lma TUOS. LOCKYER Ji CO. 112 Boum-st.
Thursday, Sept 19, at 8 A.M
Saturday, ?? 21, ?? 8 ??
Tuesday, " 24, ?? 8 ??
Thursday, ?? 26, ?? 8 ??
Saturday, ?? 28, ?? 9 ??
,PIANO FOR rSALK?A fine-toned
j Piano, 64 octaves, for sale at 141 Macdou
tgal-tt It has a handsome rosewood case,
I and has been In use one year. Can be seen
any time tola week. s2 TuThlcSls
ik you WANT A that wCl
.re ain your rupture perfectly, In al! poa tloag
fuf body, while exercising ever so hard, corns
to P. R. BENJAMIN'S Brass Spring Trass
Cfli;e7l3 Beet man st and try one which will last a lifetime
If satisfactory, if not, money relumed. No pressure upon
the spine. sStfeod
fV B W Y?KK LAUWDlhtT, 15 8FRUCE ST. NEAR
1 1 NASSAU ?To New Shirt Dealers, SingleGenUemen,
Familie?, Sic?This 1? one of the most perfect and exten?
sive establlihmenUi of Ihe kind In this or any other country.
It bss been e er tec! al an expense of about four thousand
dollari, and combines the following advantages:
l?t?Fersen? leaving tho clly La haste can have their
clothe? wtthed and Ironed In a superior mannsr In from
two to three hours lime.
2nd.?No material 1.? used In the washing department
but pure olive oil soap and tillered Croton waier, hence
clothes are not destroyed by palonl soaps, or other bum
bngi so extemlvely advertised in the newipapers.
3rd ?Gontlomen'i shirt* are done un equal to new shirts
en sale; gentlemen's collars Ironed In Troy style; light
colored vests and pantaloons elegantly Ironed and po(l?bed.
<th? Clothe* lost or mlssent, (which seldom or nevar
happen*) will be promptly paid for.
flu? Clothes washed at this establlshmeni will wear
much longer, simply because they are not only bandied
with great care, but no Injurious drug so generally nsed ky
washers, is permitted to come near them.
6tb.?Ladles dresses, and all tine articles, are done up by
an experienced French Laundress.
Clothes taken and delivered free of extra cbarga. Ink
spots ixd stalna effectually removed.
All orders left at the Office 15 Spruce-sl. or sont through
the Penny Post, will receive prompt attention.
MADAME RAYMOND, Superintendent
p. B. Experienced bands tre employed to Iron new
?hin*. anSSmla
JDDD S MEDICATED LIOTJID OUTIOtS.
raiHIS IS AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE for dreittng
JL burns, etui and brulies, acaldi, or any kind of fresn
wottndi. So sb) i Dr. Valmtlne Moll of the N. Y Medical
University : Dr. Uurilng of the isnie; Drs. Gibson and
JokLlon of the Virgtcta MedtcaJ Icailuittac. with taany
other practica] Suridtons.
PENJIELD St CAMP, Mlddletown, Conn, sole proprt
lor* acd manufacture?
W. T. HICKS it CO. 149 and 151 Fronl-su
Wholesale Agents,
for side by ScblefleUo, Bros i. Co.; Hnvlland, Reese it
Co ; Win. Burger i. Co ; Bo>d i. Paul; Uaydoc.lt, Corllos
it Clay au20 Imla*
mOKBIS L. HALLOW ELL &. OO.
143 Market-it rbtUdelpbta,
IMl'OKTEKS AMU WHOI.ESAt.S OEAI eks ik
BILK AND FANCY GOODS. RIBBONS, ULO\E8,
LACES, SHAWLS, itc
FBXIUBT PAID TO XKH-YOKK
en good? purcht-so . from ui, aud acippoJ by uorUi?rc rot:;*,
an* Stnls
U. B. TEKBETTS .V CO.
OKAt.KKa IN
l'l'fnBEULi> AM) ANTURAl'lVK
GOALS.
AGBNTfl FOR PAKE Ell VEIN COAL CO
.vo X WALL STHKK V.
H It. rRRBKTT*, ( NEW YGSN.
?AMiKi W ?rar S
N. H Shirt warned (or the Paclh.- anlfl IttsBkJJi4
NEW GOOD'*.
A. & O. A. AKNOUX,
DiiAPKRS .INI' TAILORS.
BROAD WAY, corner l'uatn?-ti one bt.vk abovt?
?l/Oiho Irving Honte, rotpectruUy itivito iheatbmil?a of
frtotida and tbc pubUa to their issortaianlol F?it ti.'.^is.'f
ihn unweit patlcii!?, which ihnv a n p.Tpamsl It) BUkfl UP
tu ihn bni maanei and tu.<ii fasnlooablestylt?, ?nt?-ir usual
n o.:ci?lr> piicn?, Kiniic!i OlOtbS, l'assluinu?* ar,,l V sMl
lite* Of l?'c?? IllipdrtkUOSS) nlngaut '.IghlStikl forWsl*.
aaia dQI i ntr ptAilurita of Pult iMiblvUwlrti A pni.'o.'l tll
gl Ol clilnr.l |H ntfl ? llttaitcr *' ' " "
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By toe iid.? m^mm.
Tut Philadelphia Umr-i am hdiH^d to
Col. Bnowdon of the U. 8. Mint, for tho Mowing
Intercatin? atatistica i
WAugUB?, ISM.t<> .-j jw^nf?? Of)
Cold r.oinsge from Jan. 1 to J.jIj SI. 1MB... .tiler}, s* ?
idauau??. 5
Sl'vnr bullion received from January to Arse.' , i01,47J 00
0,JI- 1&v:.;??. ?Jie.ltlfii
Hl.vrr coinage same r-erlod. 211 3B7 14
Ccppcr coinage same period. lO.uiJ w
Kultn of ?tockn.
Pnii.?i)ti.r iru, Saturday, Aug St.
f'ir?f Board?H Union 8? Tron fK>; 25 Manuf ssd Meeh
! Bk, ill; ?1,2011 W 8 bs, '66. 1W); 42,000 do, '67. 118; ByooS
Trxif ft Notes, b/>. Jl ; ') ('nlort Vans', 11*.; 60 Reading
ifiwio, 25jj 6 Mine BUI, CO ; ?36 9S0 Texas R Notes,?;
60 Reading. a5w4trj 2:, ; V> do, 25} ; 200 do, aSarlca. 364;
SI 210 Ha/rlsburg RR Ba.WJl ??'?? d". 9 Olrard Ba,
12} ; 100 Reading, Zn]; 60 do, I?5w4in, 251.
lUtwccn Board*?50 Reading, aiwiin, 25J; 60 do. 25};
IM) do. 26tj 2.5 do, 2'>j; 100 do, s5wStm 2S?: ?1,000 Road
ing 6?, 7:j}
fecmiJ /rwrf-ajl.ooo Reading;, 6s, 71; 6 Phils Sc Trenton
123 : ?0 Ktadg, .5 u in. 25} ; 60 Readg, ar> win, 26}; 32,000
BpOa'dn 6a '51. 00: $1 0u0Readg. tii, 74.
. A/Ur Ho.ird~l2,{(*) Readg 6a 05. 74 ; $10,000 do 7a;
?20,0b0 Pein .is, W ; 60 Resdg s5 w&n, 26}.
Appointment* by the President,
By and with thr adtict and concent >/ the HtnaU,
Naval Appointments ? Stephen Champlin, te
be Captain In t! o Navy ; wiuiam C. Whittle and fa itntf
sod l). Shaw, to be Commanders In Ihe Navy Richard
?? Tttnstsll,, to be Assistant Surgeon In the Navyrt Richer!
T. Allison, Nixon Unite, John J Jone?, ?od John John
aon, to be Pursers in the Navy ; Jededtah \\ Latarop to baa
Navy Agent, Washington; Edwin O. Perria. to baNaTT
Agent, Memphis, Teen. _ ^ oa navy
LATE FROM SANTA FE,
flTnj. Wclgbtruntt, D. 8. Kenntor from Ncvr
IHexIco, arrived at Independence?Vote of
New -Mexico? Col. iHunroe opposing, the
Civil Government--.lira, White's Child
alive.
Wo get the following late and important news
from the Occidental (Independence) MetKnger, of
the 17th. It will be read with much interest:
Maj. R. H. Weightman and Mr. 8 Green arrired
at this place on Wednesday last, direct from Santa
Fe\ They left the latter place on the 19th Inly, in
company with a number of oilioera of the U. 8. Ar
my und a small escort of soldiers. They mot the
July mail four days journey this aide Loa Vegas,
and August mail at Cow Creek ; also met a num?
ber of merchant traini, all of which were getting
along prosperously. At Aah Creek Maj. W.'a
company were fired upon by a small bind of Paw?
nee Indians, but sustained no it jury.
We are indebted to Major W. for the following
c llicial vote at the late elections held in New-Mexi?
co:
Foa Governor.
H. Cetnelly.5,768iThos. Cavegade Sacea.2,72t
Foa Lieutenant? Governor.
Manuel Alvarez.4,6?6ICerau St. Vratn.3,870
Representative to Congress.
W. S. Messervy.4,ft>4lHugh N. Smltn.S,47<
Vote of Legislature kor V. S 8enator.
R. H. Welghimm.19! A. W. Reynolds.3
F. A. Cunningham.171 Josh Uouton.1
P. J. Pelans has been appointed Chief Judge; K.
P. West, Judge of the Central Circuit; Diego Archi
etto of the Northern Circuit, and Thomas Cavega da
Bacca, of the 8outhern Circuit.
The following arrivals are expected at Fort Lea
venworth by the l??i of August from Santa Fe:
Capt. H. A. Allen of the Artillery, Capt. 8yke?,
Lieut. >iympton, and Assistant 8urgeon Edwards
of the ~th Infantry ; also Dr. Carol Thomas, and
Mrs. A. W. Reynolds and family.
Maj. Weightman left on yesterday for Washing?
ton City. Mr. F. A. Cunningham, the other Sena?
tor elect, is expected at this place sometime during
the present month. He was formerly a member of
Congress from Ohio, and is at preunt Paymaster
of the troops in New-Mexico.
The military commander Col. John Manroe, has
notified Gov. Alvarez that he will resist auy action
of the State Government with all the force at his
disposal.
An animated and interesting correipondenoehas
been kept up between these gentlemen, and a
great degree of anxiety is felt among the oittaensof
Now Mexico to know how the matter will termi?
nate. The action of Col. Munroa sustains in pow?
er the civil officers, who, in the recent elections,
have been repudiated by a large majority of the
popular vote. It will also prevent the organisa?
tion of militia, and may have the effect of delivering
New Mexico, bound, into the hand of her enemy,
Texas.
Captain Reynolds contemplates erecting a large
wool factory at Socoro, 250 miles below Santa Fe.
Crops are very iioe in New-Mexico, and there)
will be a great abundance of gram, especially
wheat, throughout the country.
The price of real estato is advancing in Santa
Fe- Capt. Angney, formerly of Jefferson City, is
building extensively.
Reliable information has been recently received
that the child of the unfortunate Mr. and Mrs.
White is still alive, and efforts are still making for
its recovery.
The Camanche and Navijo Indians had made
frequent incursions upon the settlements through?
out the country, and committed extensive depre
datier a in acme instances.
At Galeiteo they encamped at a spring in the
iuburbe for a day or two, and compelled the citi?
zens to bring them supplies of beef, mutton, A:o ?
They finally took such property as best suited titair
fancy and decamped, not thanking the people for
their hospitality.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Professional Far at West Point-The Milltarr
Bounty Land Bill-Henry Clay la the Sen?
ate?Proceedings in the Senate on Tatars'
day.
Correspondence of The Trlbcno.
Washington, Thursday August 29.
The proceedings in the Senate, that is in the
open Senate, are not of much interest of lato, and
1 have seen nothing for two days past even fit fjr a
text to hang a discussion upon. The House is now
the great center of attraction, as the Senate was,
some four or five weeks ago. The proceedings of
tho Senate in close leaaion, as fast aa they leak out,
will, of course, reach you by telegraph. Tney have
c'.oaed the dcora for several days past tt 1 o'clock.
This morning the only two matters up of any in?
terest were, an Appropriation bill for the Military
Academy at Weat Point, and the Military Bounty
Land bill, both from the Bouse of Representatives'
' The Senate Committee on Military Affairs, had
otlered a slight amendment to the first of these
bills, which made a brisk little debate. The bill as
it came from the House had changed the mode of
paying tho Trofesaora at Weat Point. It aeems
that heretofore they have had their pay from va?
rious sources, in the shape of rations, amounting to
irregular sums In the neijbborbood of $2,000 per
annum. The House reduced the whole to a uni?
form rate of $1,500, for each Professor. The amend?
ment of the Senate Committeo was to raise the
salaries of all the Professors to 82.000, tsctpt thou,
of tke l'n<fcssor$ of Frtnck and Drawing, which
amendment was ftaally adopted by the Senate
Mr. BRADBDKl objected, and raised quite a pow?
wow about the extravagance of tho matter, and
got a pretty severe sotting down from Davis of
Miss.i bat taobody nltackea the amendment on the
ground upon which it was really vulnerable?
namely ItB invidious distinction between the pro
j irisorshipa. a;-id against two of the most useful. I
! should Ilka to know why it does not cost a Profes
| sor of French or Drawing just as much to live and
auppOrl a family as it docs a Professor of Chemis?
try Tee Mathematics should not be getting up
nub atui arietoeraatfo. They should remember
thai It is only half a century linoo they too wero
I Intruders into the sacred circle of tho humanities,
j U cortaitvly fsMfs aa much labor to loach a class in
I Drawing aa ;t d>oe 10 teach Ethics, and if ralu*
ami not' la to ho made tho measure of price, I
etvuld dito R) Know what branch of hie education
I? worth word to? military mast than his krowiedge
oi Drawing and I should liko to know at * ? same
UttM What |vsetl)i? u*e a axJdier has for ataicssJ;
Vl-o'.e is so.ttt? ehanee isal Use Military Bounty
i Lard Mill will l c rJe&ated i? the Sonate after
It baa by no attaaa gel t^oftha iloodwoo4 of
atuocomoitu la w*** i? has sot entangled, B\,?ibj
i wht,<t? U may ewAWpsd . pother, its '.Head*
a^ctU.moV i!.-kltsh m the ?fj'^t, and fo^fe
ti at it fttej !,*,'^, "*ok 5? th? ?ow.t ape* .a*
.Up*** ia .vssSMeed-v Srvat that if it ge> >~u> to,.
I ll. ??<H?wiU ??* s?>? ?v?t ajjatn. So-iv** Pas
i ?vwtsi. tv day. ihai he wwski -wav a^aiaa? u
,,..,??.1?;??? iltaf vvu.'d be ot^sfod on that r
??<? j?.:v*afcl,U*j ift tftat lite ,c>nfl EtenrV's .:.

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