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• A r r i r e d . -.* 9 f e ^ -{azamonW (Qamb.. texew), SAxmtmme, HanM-i^jf auipton J BIJ 17, mdac. and |H* paaa. to K.ucaudt th«- BiclrSw lat. 48; » * r^ i«5. H r f ^ «r£>d» * * « p»*»»2f, irfeJa xaoderato w««th«b AnituHi oft f t^ M«i P fla- - *. -« rm>Jp f«aVI, TlttJf*. Havana ~xh toat., and CharJesi*'- 5«J rltb p*M U> Spottoid, TiiexrCao U. Cy. Th* b«fc rM », *eJzod b / tJio autiio.-idet of 11x7*6^ h^ ) t 9 w , ' < iricga lAghi/natw cargo on board—xai U a , l i r rd_ ; ^
Brezn.). Gtasravoa, Breicoi Jnno 57. n>dwL «»^r ' ^**l l«r. July 16. lat. (2 20. Joo. 4220, spoke Wfc <*?? d «a«t. 20th ioat , lat 4S 20, Ion.' W, txzi^and »-.Ferener, f/ozo N«-w-Ori«a^». bound «i>Krj^}j ^nt of Sandj Hook, t«ok a pilot from bo*i O. -w,
[it Lower Quarantin«). Coffin. New-OrI**c» D*J| ' Fww Iltb, md»o. aad 2 pa»fc to W « . T Krwit.
fcy "Weat, trpak* ship Areola,'rom Hew-OttoaSi tlweU, and pelted company with bor otTHvKerM, wind at the tiine from no*th "caafc. »er« (ofBatb, M Lo«r*s doaranthv.), Bs*nbolio. ;
», sugar, i c ' i -to xoa*t«r; May 25, Tbomaa A.-" Kr«den, a MSBMO, dlod In tho ho«oioal a t H%Taa*r bristisnaore, Jnae 4, and Peter £etor*oo, Jaao 14. > oadloy, M*fn*? Antwerp jud Pia»bia« Jaa 8 jx «aa. V> ro»t, Smith t Co. A oook, Howe, Rotterdam iS d»y», achnappa w»d 124 Volfo. July 2a, lat. 33 <0, bm 84 40, *|MA»B«rk. 00*. Jttly 26. JaV3S 14, tea 68 30. *pok» 8r . brie HfwT, and cxciianged «igaal*with bark BraaeUa,
fnt (<sf Thomaator^; Bobfaaozr, Uroreool 51 day»v , On tho ontoiaiat W i * ; - , flhfa. W . Cba^aoorZ |_ sd. WWIe Ipit z at Xdrorpool, JarSM MCoDosaidL , v
died. The V.F. experkneed very bea^y nreamC V i0; Whirled c«xgo: since, ligbc vV. wind*, 25th SI > , '# Shea!,' took a pilot from b o a t t d w l o jr^maaW^ v uereoij, »poao M-hr. W'uaalow, wrth 30J fi*b. « '' [ F*iifi*I<l), 0*born, Hamr* Tl»P<xrto»OTWh JwmJ:"<?*-lioan. Dixiu.n & Co. W *f » ncobk (of N«w-Orlean»), Coffin, Aotw«w» anl*'i*w m a * and 50 pea*, to Poat, Smith it C*. Joty ; ^
U 49. exobanged »ignab wi&b Sr. brig Margies , >...H lat 15 -12, ion. 2710, exohanged ainafa with rtBl'^ ilaena. b o m Antwerp for New-York. Joly 28,:^* «* took a^iiot (rem boat Edwin Forest, No. M» 8?> *?^ rente (oiBockland), Spewr, SuodeiUod+> day*, - , tfae l>owna, ooal to Snow ife Bnrgeaa. Jo^rlTi A .rpokekblp American Eagle, hence fox LlvwnooJC y J 3 light wlnda and ealeoa. ^* WK feoraba, Lrverpoot June .24, mdae. and* 14* paaaV* '><%
t Peel (Ham.), Jnrgaai. Haa>bn»g Jane J s C ?. »a.to h E. Amaiuck. July 25, lafc 40 58. tefc , **• ,burgbwkElbe ,bonndE. l iadonebtr tboathe 5 *
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MSfcS>3 Lawrence, Idrerpool Jane 13. mdae. and 20t» TileBton *. Co. July 2, lat.» 47 J8, k>o-£i e to ritb Dwii-h b a J j U > B u a » t t . E.»5th. la--- 4535,. ig«-d »l(?Bttl» \umVakMT«ba fflftd-ni^ound W .
3fi?0„ »»* ^ r ^ ( f c « ^ r f » f t f w l a v r e , »tg-S. 3. 4o 50, .iaw rm^^h^e-TOfeenoo* , ctg. S .
(of Boaton), 4Kou%ca,«P||lao April Id, riaV•-/A. v July 27, x"*uo to Lajficcnneual k Co. H * d s wind* aad galea from lat. 4 a S . in th* Paalfie, 6» *f*a ntlc. ttnci which had il hft tzadee and ; *
day a from the parallel of 30 N . to ' < t
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iy\i-«nf*.>,'-©BC«A«rii Boxtiednx 07 day», win**^t
Soressren (Daniabr at Lower Qnwantme); J*~ - -P. R., lb <tay». aosrar to oraer. # * se«kn«m (of Colombia, at Lower 0,-iamnrtneL P R., 10 day a, tugax, it v . to Kopplach & Cook. . J "Weed of Greenock waa fo»t overboard. . C. GUmoie (at l^wer'.Qoaranttne), EldztdgS* • 9r«jg»r to master. • t> b (of Baogor, B»;tletr» Fajardo, P . R., July U , . ^ IS... Lanfoid. Left no American v»?«*el<* ».(Br.), King. Rocheater, N. B. , July 19, atwe'to*^
• - _ ' " v ;hadbouine, New-Haven, in bxlkat. •...' g aa Eliae, Prcebee. Vuwie 90 day*, raga, fcc, h» »• (of HauiDg^or), Putnam, Gonjiivee July EM* •' taBrctf, Son it Co. ' * ' 4 ' jtrem, Homer, Newbern, N . C , 8 daya, wheatt»-;-~i
ale, Oaka-Mi, Alexandria 5 days, coal Jewi*. Vir^ioia i d m , woode n , I.atcutette, Petenaburg 5 daya, Boar, M | ' , ' 0 . - " - •'•< - ,
inbridge, Newborn, N.C., 8 day*, naval •fc>w*' Wb sistJ
uiaaxii, Fyiwb, Virginia 3 daya, wood.
ice, ChaaiSxiM, Georgetown, D . C , 5 daya, eOal ;•
n Bfale, Hallelt, Boston 3 day*, mdso. to S.*W; . m
>oxe (new), Nicieraon, Bridgeport for WasfcfflaT le. '' • >.-t--~'--;>j. 3l(Br.), Higgs, Eluthera July 22, pttwaFpl(«Mk v - t Umdt, Pnxdy.\ lrginia2 days. wood. , St. Johns,-Vurini* 2 daya, wood. Ixnan, Yottng, vlrgtnhi 2 day*,, wood. itsOB. Camp, Vlrjonfa 2 days, wood. urd, StUse, Vhrrifti»2 day*, wood. . illcr, Prajne, Baltimore 4 days, ooeX ale. Baker, Baltimore 4 dajs, coel. ytait, Rogers, Baltimore 4 day*, coal. jore, Premnore. Virginia 2 day*, wood-3'lllman, Virgluia 2 UITS, wood, >7t> Lyon, V Irglnia. 2 daya, wood* w, Wood, Ylrsinia2'd*y*, wood. Irn, Bennett, Vbglrrfa 2 dsiya, wood. , Borkwr. Vlrjdnia>2daya, wood. M liner. ViTrinia 2 days, wood.
elth, Bngbee, VixrinU 2 days* wood. or, Letz, Virginia^ daya, wood. „ _ liller, Vrayue, BaittxeOxe 6 day*, cosl to H. TL
iVoodmanton, Virginia 3 day*, wood to J . W«tdbfcrt$
Jonse, Bray, Baltimore 4 days, ooal to W . BoaTw;
oaterJ3Midwfek,Vintiaia3d*y»,w«od. > sne, Titton, VirRinia Odays, wood. - f • • I ?aUtenbQrr> Rogers, \Ylunmgton, N . C , 6 d*ysV*t. t. D. MontaO. 3ird^U, Woodmansee, Virjtoia 3 day*, „ oe, Campbell, Alexandria 4 daya, coal to
aroline, Applegate, Alexandria 4 days, ooal t » T .
Winters, Rlehmond 4 day*, tobaeeo to 43.-3..
« , Tarbell, \"bylnl* 2 days, wood. i P. Howe (at Lower Quarantine}, TOby, Havanav Ko gland. >gton. Kenny, New-London. - , my, Keuney, s .n Harbor, mdso. sad pas*. t o S . Of bee, Hand, TUMnlpbi* and Cap* May, Perkins. ay, Xenney, Proridcnee, mdae. to L OdeaL ** * ' | dp bllebael Ax xelo. Hardy, Sonderiand June H. a piiot on the 27tb, from boat G. W . BIojaslR'.
ty Hook. Ship Bridgewsier. iiarstow, Lrretp«'* t>rig; hoik Lauretta from Cardenas; brig **£*; >..
I, from CsTihegena—Both by pilot-booat Ososjs*; . . /alter Lord, from Liverpool; HeBos—Both b j O.innall .No.l . I
»o, N. E . , meridian, Z. 8. E . ; sunset, calm. • # # a — M •?
B y Tefegrapfc. | ly 3 0 . - A n . barka 8o*au W . Llnd, SwestsWV * iae. Xh>m*, New Orleans. "yjiSjZ —Bark* Jsme* Cook. Young. Cienfoett**-, M * * * * -«u-Prince ; schr. Orlando, Lang, Goasivo*. » ,»*.*
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wart, from Lrverpool for Baltimore, n o dsto, k^»„ S VI U OriunelL I -J* **o, from Urerpool for Baltimore, n o &**—*&* , Griane»L:. . , •%.--* -'»;*-
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Tw»-iiri«-in W a r d Jte ivunl ican* .—The XXth Ward R ^ f f i ^ l ^ a ^ V j n l S S £ THURSDAY EVENING, Aajtl6 at 8 o'ikek, at Lamartirei Hall. 29:h-«t., cor. of 8yj-as., u, uOte farthei *cUon on the R«pcrt of ^>e C3Baai«« on Re-s:«Jn"g the Conktltutlcn and Roil of the Asrxrfation. Rep-jzbirsns laisg oftheWsrd 10 too Bute '.h* Kcli-
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T w e n t y - F i r s t Wnnt R e p u b l i c a n A s s o c i a t i o n . — 4, f f j iM n>«*.tiD< «J tho A«»o^*iio-j will be held Tt i lS (Monday; KVEKING, at N-1 <35 Ubar. fAJi-Repahlicaxs in the Waid wnoj wi'hjff- h vc »vc?:fclnthe relestloc jf Delegaxes an i Charter o/ficer* »w invited to ioin the At*ocittion
THOMAS B. VAN BUREN, P r e s e n t . G. F . CCACTJMA:*, *e-ar^*.ary.
A n i c r i c n n i l n e t i t u t e K a r m e r x ' C l u b w..l meec a; tee JLtyp-jt'.uTj Ni>.j;i6* B.oadway, on 51UNDAY, August 2, *: neon. Sobj^it : •• Mtd i f SalSsed of K/e»rj Water for Manure." and " F>'Uit 00 Fa/ins '' JL.«0ie* and stracsers are espe^nally icrited >r.<J vc- niw»j» ^-. '• ,ui«. Admi.sioc always free to a.:. Select ::»r> ;»:icts ard r>.:r*cts will be re»d-
Secretary,
rome''pfor 4«»»''0r »bena«moer» are particuiarly r'q.ieetud to a»Mi?. JOHN GROSHDN, President
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l.\0\ O. l K . - T t e R . W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT of BroiajemNewi^orkwi'l commetce S:* Aruinal Seision in the room, O. F. H*l, eor. Oracd and C*n:re-iu., on MONDAY 2.VTZi\13G, Abg. 2, at 8 o'clock. By order. •
JOHN J. DAV3ES, G. Becretary. P r o t e s t . — T h e Cricks Clr.b-» of Emtern Canada hereby pro-
^nited Stated !' aa all the arr*E<enneni» for tae Mutch weiemad-) wjtbk>ot their <fc>r.<-_urrence, and aa the Eleven cho«ec do not rep-r***i»t the strength of Canada, being solely compos*.* of Western Pleura. /Signed) W. t. P lCKERiNO,
Secretary of Eastern Committee.
itv.ag b^en C J r i c k e t ^ V o t i r e . — Some rnisapprohenrion hi rsnsed as to lbs probahi'ity of the match b^sveen CANADA andtne UNITED STATES being plajed, in con««;qeEC8 of a ^mlieit »1jn»d jW. P. Ptckering: the Canada Eleven 01 1W0 take thi»|r7poT* jnitw- of announcing 'la^ir urri-«*l in New-York to.con-tend sgainst fit* Uni>.d Statea Eleven on IMONDAY, Aug. 2, at 10 a.m. [By order THOS. D. P H t L U P S ,
8e«r?t*ry Caoadiaa Csmmittee.
C b e c r f u l i i e # w . - ' r h o » e who use WING'S FARINA CRAtKKKS regularly arv p!»as^.i wlt i tho kind action of tbls f«od T»p«n lb* itonaaco, and it» Invigorating p o w « as a nouriah-roeat. -\
Tb« im^r^Vftr.^nt whioh nwsy havn reaJizeS from the nse of Wlng'» Cricket* Is appreciated more abtmdactiy in the feeling of 4eHBr.i prcdvo-J by tbai bi(ght«-r glow of htalth wbich p ire excellence in fooij and a conseoneat cheerful ton«j of mind often »e-care.
Ifce F H r h c r n — S e c o n d E d i t i o n . — T h e retu-n of warm wastber. sfteT a onol interral, bas Sndnced me to f.i\kc off a ie-<x.nd edition offtbc popular ICE PITCHERS, with toe hcest lm-yroVerrtnfi. T b n e are v'a'ran'od to keep wat^r oold %11 tho jear ronid. Per wde by LUCIUS HART, NCS. 4 and 6 Bnrllng-rilpC j •
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0 - D A Y , M O N D A Y , FIRST DAY OF
JONES'K WOOD M A M M O T H M U S I C A L F E S T I V A L
AXD FETE CHAMTETRE,
T H E SECOND, THIRD AND rOUKTH OF AUGUST. T H E ' F I R S T D A Y ,
' AUGUST 2, .Grskd Concert comrpetces at 2 o'clock precisely.
PROGRAMME—PART I. Fest-Overture H. Marscbner The Musical Telegraph H. Kfthner March and Chorus—'• Taunhauser" R Wagner Grand Pot-pourri . . C . Zuleansx
An interval often minutes. P A R T IL
:x t s t * U v e r t r r r e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . v. AJA <ExpressIy composed for the FestrvaL)
Weddini March Mendelssohn Grand M e d l e y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C . Zulebner JMkrch—"LeProphete".... . . .Meyerbeer
CO.VDUCTORS: . CARL ANSCHUTZ. .MAX MARETZEK.
THEO. THOMAS, ANGELO TORRIANI. • •' • E. GRILL, C PROX. A. J. A R X
A GRAND ACROBATIC EXHIBITION GYMNASTIC FETES
Will take place at 4 o'clock, by the well-known BROTHERS D £ BACH,
Aft>rwhi;htbe BAL CHAMPETRE
Will commence, on the Lwge Platform The entire DOUBLE BAND OF THE 55TH REGIMENT,
CONDUCTED BY Mr. HIRSCHMANN.
In bther portions of the Park will be The WASHINGTON BAND Mr. ATKINS
SHELTON'S BAND Sig. GRAFULLA SENIA BAND Sig. SENLA
^ 1 THE MUSIC FOR DANCING W>I! fcemmence at , „ „ , - • * o'dlock-
T*»>iing the JBal Champ* tre. aa aoon a* the evening cooomencel to'd.^ken, tne vT^?1? ct*« wocd.« ifill t>9 magnincestly aiami-nated by
1 PROFESSOR GRANT with !bi»
8UPERB CALCIUM LIGHT. IA MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
WIH W given a t . . -- 8 o'clock ' JOSEPH G. ANlT ISAAC EDGE-
PROGRAMME OF THE FIREWORKS. True-Lovers' Knot.
Date Tree of the Desert, polka Dance and Colored Battery.
1 nominated Yew Tree. Star of America. Fairies' Frolic.
Shield of Our Union. Murio,
exprjisly arranged and first produced upon this occasion. It ocmnences with a Beautiful wheel of crimson and green fires, changing to the various emblems of Muaio, an area rained above them, with the words "Musical Festival," which is succeeded by A GRA>D MOSAIC BATTBRY, filling the air with flights of Bed, Green acdBlue Sturs, Shell e,&c.
ILLUMIXATKD BOMBS. ASCEN8IONS OF BALLOONS.
Thje PROGRAMMES of the SECOND and THIRD DAYS will be published hereafter.
The CONTEST B E T W E E N the VARIOUS SANG-VE-REINS will take place upon WEDNESDAY, August 4.
A amission 25 cents. Tickets of admission maybe purchased at the Academy of Music, at the various Music Stores, and at the different entrances of the Park.
The railroad care on the 2d and Sd-avs., will run every minute. Steamboats will tun to convey p&siengera from the foot of Broome and lOth-sts.
TVUBLO'8 GARDEN—MONDAY, Aug. 2. A * ! Tickets £0 cents—No Reserved Seata.
COMEDV NIGHT. THE TOOR GENTLEM,\N,
with BLAJKE, l
BROUGHAM, DAVIDGE,
A. H. DAVENPORT, CANOLL, T. DUNCAN, C. WALTERS,
Mrs. BLAKE. Miss ADA CLIFTON.
Pibmenode Concert at 7, and during the internisaion. THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
HJrg (Boohs.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE of the ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, No. 289 G;and, comer of|E!drU2ge-it, .
Lately beknging to AJ G. Colby,
For Cash at Retail or Job Lots,
Commencing MONDAY, Atig. 2, 1858.
All the GccJe will be offered a: pri:es that wfl' insure a certain
%tal Estate fox Qate.
FOR SALE—A FARM uf 72 66-100 acree, situ-ated ov« mile from the Chape<rna Station, on the Harlem
Rslhoad and ave mite* from the Sing Sing Depot. Hudaon River Rsi'Toad. containing 18 acres of woodland. 38 oo-ICO a,:re« of Highland, and 16 acre* of wet meadows, of which a part is in a drained state It has several sp: Jugs cfgood water, two ho-o«ea. Mid bam that will store 4C tuns of hay, stablea and carriage house, a j Ln fiiit-rate order, the buildings having been r»p*irvd <--r re-cou stmcted last Summer. For further infermarbn, apply to CH AS. FORNACHON. Chapeo.ua, Westchester Co.. New-York.
la e. THE STOCK CQXSISTS OF
8HAWLS, BAREGES, CAS8LMERES, D R A W GC»OD3, HOSIERY,
. HANDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES will be offered for 25
SILKS, LAWNS, CLOTHS, DAMASKS, EMBRO DERIES, GLOVES,
Also, a large lot of light KID cents a pair, first quality. i
Now js your time for bargains, as every a.tlcle mast be sold. No. 289 Grandst., corner; of Eldridge.
T. STE^VART & Co.,| * in antictpation of the opening of their N E W STORE,
bave decided to close out the balance of their importation of SPRING and SUMMER -»RE8S GOODS, LACES, LACE
MANTILLAS. EMBROIDERIES, 4tc, comprising a complete as soitmest of the latest
PARIS NOVELTIES, many of which have joat been received. Great bargains will be offered. Broadway, Chamber* andReade-sts.
FOR SALE.—A COTTAGE, 30x30, N E W Barn, i c , and 14 acr«-s choice land, at
A good-«ize Hsuse on two lots, with Stable, •-» Irquire on the jrremWe*, Palisade av.. West Hob-krn. N.J. "
NEARLY West Bio >m-
field, N. J., near the aepot, and only one hoar frjm Wall street No chills and fex*r.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON fc CO., No. 7 Bread *:.
FOR SALE, teims ea^y—A COUTRY RESI-DENCE. within twenty minute*' walk from Hob >kea Ferry.
' and Fruit Tree*, corner of Barclay-st,
Stages every half hour. View spiccdid.
IS ECK-TIES ONLY r i i
f*|lO WESTERN JL portunity is v» anted
prove a Farm. Address D.
LAND OWNERS.—An op-by the adverriser to work on and i n-J., Tribune Offi-», for three days.
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ANTED—Several SALESMEN for Trees and Plants. Address, with references, PARSONS it Co.,
Flushing, N. Y.
W7ANTED—By a young Man, an American, 2*2 * T years of age. a situation as ASSISTANT BOOK
K E E P E R or ENTRY CLERK. Refeis to last employers. Address D., Box No. 1S3, Tribune Office.
ANTED—A Clerk for a steamer, a Time-keeper for a silver mine in Virciola. also one Governess,
a Housekeeper, a ladv'a maid to go to Washing+on, and four girls to travel. Apply to LOUIS KAUFMAN. No. 766 Broadway.
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WANTED—100,000 AGENTS, of either sex, to sell G R E E L E I ' S PATENT B R A C E / S U S P E N D E R
patented June 1, ISift. The sale unlimited, as it meets the wants of si!—Doctor*, Lawyers, Teachers, Scholar*, wc- As a Suspender, the laborer finds it the moat pleasant and convenient, and
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The first Snspender ever invented universally approved by Ladles. A good article for 60 cent*. Circulars sent to those desiring them. Apply to or address B . J . G R E E L E Y
No. 5 Fincheon-st, Springfield, Mas*.
©rooms, proDisixma, &t~ *»w»m*ii0m*0*i**m
DANDELION COFFEE.—WRIGHT GIL-LIES JJ BRO., only manufacturers of the PURE D A N D E
LION COFFEE. Nos. 235 and 237 Washimrton-st. — — ^ — — — — — — — — — •
it)atr!jc0, JemelrB, &t. A T C B E S _ ^
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. Gold and Silver English Patent Levers, Detschei Levers,
Lepines, Duplex Watches, Pocket Chronometers, Independent seconds, for riming horses, Diamond and Enamel Watches for Laciea, and all other kincs of Watches, for sale at retail at less than usaal jricea. Watches taken in exchange Every watch is accompanied with a written guaranty. Watches cleaned and r»paired at less than usual prices. ' GEO. C. ALLEN.
Importer of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, No. 11 Wail-sfc, second floor, near Broadway, l,*MM*',*as"l"*l»sssssss"**Massi»»aaa»M«SM««aMMsaswsasaa**a»»»Msi ^
[ jBoarq anb Hooms.
ROOMS WANTED—By a Gentleman and Wife, without b.^rd; the entire SECOND FLOOR unfurnished;
of a modern bouse, located between 4th and 6th avs. and 10th and 37th- t* , in a ouiet neighborhood: reference exchanged. Address G T. C . 8< x No. 2 520. Post-©ffice.
Sir Robert Broxnble.. O U a p o d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . « . . * • • * * • * * Humphrey Dobbins Frederick Bramble Mr. Mist]Lucretia MacTab. Emily Worthingtoii. '
Dolors open at 7; to «ommence at 8 o'clock. Ticket* .50 cents. Orchestra seats.
TUESDAY —LAST MAN-COLUMBUS. W E D N E S D A Y - W E S T E N D .
. .Mr. Blake ..Mr. Brougham .Mr. W. Davldge A. H. DaveuD;tt
Mrs Blake Miss Ada Cliftan
.75 c s n r .
E R . ~
and
A L L A C K ' s T H E A T y ' - ' F r F T H W E E K ••
Of the popular young conple, Mr. and Mr*. W. J. FLORENCE,
Din tog the PAST FOUR WEEKL3
these talented young Americans have been performing to CROWDED HOUSES,
attracted by t i e | VERSATILITY AND CHARACTER
of thje entext atoment. Mrs. Florence each night in her varied parfcrmance as
ACTRESS, VOCALIST,
DANSEUSE, 'elineatoT of
THE YANKEE GAL. On MONDAY EVENING, August 2,1858,
will be presented the comic drama by Samuel Lover, esfl-, called T H E W H I T E HORSE
THE PEPPERS. Gerald Pepper.. . . . . . M r . W . J. FLORENCE Majojr Bans Mansfield Mr. Whiting
be followed by a pi^ce de oirconstance, entitled LOLA MONTEZ.
(with a grand Spanish Dance *' La Mo-uola.'') , . ; . . . . M r a . W . J . FLORENCE
conclude with Mr. Flarence's new farce, called . THE Y A N K E E GAL.
Pe^ Ann Higgenfluttea (a Yankee gal with her new song of "Johnny was a Shoe-rhakei") Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE
B.— This song has been copyrighted according to law, and •was written for Mrs. Florence expressly, by her hu«b<tj.d.
Doors open at 7£; to commence at 8. IN PREPARATION,
: lew local Musical Nonsensical Builesque, and a new» Pro-Farce, called
ADVERTISING FOR A W I F E TUESDAY—Twenty-eighth night of the
FLORENCES.
To
Lola l
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N.
A tean
S M I T H & BROUWEB, IMPORTERS AND MAUVFACTCRIRS
• o f !
NECK-TIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
. STo. 3 6 WAJftRTEISr-ST.
EXTENSION SKIRTS of SUPERIOR MAKE. P E C K B R O T H E R S ,
No. 81 Chambers, s t
EAUTIFUL FRENCH SHOES.—JEFFERS has removed to No. 573 Broadway, where be has a mors
spacious store and a basement and lefts affording Increased manufacturing .acuities, l n addition to hi* elegant assortment of Ladies'Shoes of every description, he in now enabled to offer to Gentlemen: Shoes, Gaiters and Bappera of superior workmau-stldjg.
The latest Serf ifcifts ila Trimming* and Design* ire received monthly from Paris, au£ all that is rare in style or beauty is combined in the J^-few Shoe.
The Branch of this establishment at Saratoga is now open for the Summer months.
PERSONS going to the country should provide themselves with INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES. THey keep
the hands from exposure,'azd render them soft smooth and snowy white; are Impervious to water, and can be worn where other glovssare useless All lengths to protect t^e wrists ani arms. Sold by all Rubber Dealers, and at 36 Johnj-st, up etairs.
(Erjanres for Bttsiitm iften.
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT can he made in the PURCHASE of th« PATENT cf a new 8TEAM
GAUGE. The Instrument is very correct in it* operation and costs less to manufacture than any other Gauge in the United States. One of the instruments can be seen in operation in the engine-room of The Tribune, arid aiso at The Ti<tiea. For full particular* and reference cell upon L. CHESNUTWOOD, Nos. 12 and 14 Warren-st
TN SPRINGFIELD.—MANUFACTURING A PROPERTY for SALE. All the real snd peisjialprop-rty luttly belonging to the Ward Mauufuoiuitoir, Company, consisting of a brick Cotton Factory, containing machiuery for lH.SOo spindles of the newe* • constmction ;tCOnriitog and Cloth Room, Boiler-House, two blocks of brick Bosading-houses (more than nurfi-cient for the accommodation of the Mills), btick Manhlne-shop, Agent's House, six Overseers' Cottages, togeth-r with sundry other buildings. Also, a branch Railroad, ono mile in length, cenneeting with the Western Railroad; a Water-power adequate to 60,000 spinoles, with substantial stone dan and canal, and 600 acres of Land ly in^ on both aides jof the Chicopee River, In
,.' . . . . . . , ,, ... _._ further infor-WALKER,
BARSTOW and t'. H. DELANO. New-York.
O F F I C E OF THE GOVKRKORS OF THE ALMSHOUSE, > i N E W - Y O R K , Jaly 23, 1358. J
PROPOSALS—FLAGGING.—Sealed Proposals will be leceived by the Governors of the Almshouse, at their
next, for rornishiog F L A G G I N G T o T t l e ^ e s r f f n a l i ^ r V ^ of the new wing of the Penitentiary on BlackweU's Island.
The Specification for the above can be a ren at their office, and blank form of proposits, with further infoimatlon, will be furnished.
nro JL t«
HOUSE on BROOKLYN HIGHTS for SALE or to LEASE for a TERM of YEARS.—A first class mod
ern brown-iCce tiopt 4-story and basement, In perfect repair; bas garden attached. A large portion of purchase money can remain. Apply to DAVID RAIT, No 405 Broadway.
OR SALE CHEAP—A nice HOME for a working man; house an two lots, flower and vegetable garden,
w»U, 4c. , on BarcJayst,' near the corner of Pa!i«ide-av., West Hoboken, N. J-, twenty minutes' walk from Hoboken Fetry.
ALL PERSONS GOING.-WEST.—An ia-teresting srd illustrated PAMPHLET of 80 pages', contain-
ine ful] desciiptiont of the Lands which the Illinois Central Railroad Company >el)s to actual settlers, on long credits, and at low rat«s of interest, will be sent grati* to anv one going West, who will apply to the Company's Agency, No. 368 Broidway.
ESTERN LANDS WANTED in exchange for property in New-Jersey, amounting to about 4325,C\X>.
The whole or any portion ia effer^d, consisting of valuable lots in the city of Newark, a f»im of 2 i i acres in Woodbridg*, 3 mBes from Rabway and near the New-Jersey Rai'riad. Al«o a fine tract of 7* acres in Iivinjtton, 1J mtlea from Newark, overlooking Bergen, htaten Island, and New-York—a beautiful pWce for a country seat. Inquire of cr addrers, H. C. FREEMAN,
No. 367 Mulberry-it, Newark, N. J.
O O l i n ACRES of TIMBERED LAND, in &)\)\J\J Pike County, Pa , for sale dog cheap for cash. It
city property. Inquire of be exchanged for unencumbered H. GREELEY, Tribune Office.
MnmnUxo-n. ARITHME-
T HE
81,000
T •HE ELEVENTH ANNUAL BENEFIT of THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION
will take place THIS EVENING, Monday, Aug. 2, at the Academy of Music.
Atythe dramatic ta'ent in the city, not otherwise engaged, will combine to render this Festival worthy of its purpose. The first artistje* in each branch of the ait will have the honor of appearing, as the performances will combine Tragedy, Comedy, Spectacle, Farce,Melodrama, Singing, Dancing, and an entirely new Allegorical Sketch, written and arranged by its author expresily for ibis Occasion. For particulars see smal bills. . ••. .
Tickets 50 cents. Amphitheater 25 cents. D:or»open K5\; commence at 6 J o'clock.
FRENCH COMPANY—OPPOSITE NIBLO'3. TUESDAY, Aug. 3.1858.
L E MARI E T L'AMANT. Comeoie da Theatre Fracciiee.
Grmd Ballet, UN GARCON CHEZ VERY.
i Vaudeville en un acte. Box Office open daily from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
|A R N U M ' s M U S E U M . — iDidyouever see a PERSON MADE INVISIBLE? Be-
causej WYMAN THE WONDERFUL, Bachelor of the Black Art* (and Professor of Necromancy, performs this truly s'.artling feat with aatoniahtog ability, and beside a THOUSAND OTHER APPARENT MIRACLES, will present this one TO-DAY in the AFTERNOON at 3, and EVENING at 7} o'clock, inprea-ence ] of a crowd of spectators. The GREATEST NOVELTY IN T H E WORLD, and the ONLY AQUARIA IN AMERICA of similar perfections and proportiona, are the OCEAN and RIVER GARDENS. The Happy Family, Panopticon Studio, icc , Aie all here y e t Admittance to all 25 cent*; children under
SCHOOL 0FFICER3 of the Xllth Ward invite PROPOSALS for FURNISHING additional
DESKS, 8ETTEES, CHAIRS, fcc, for Ward School No. C and Randall's Island in said Ward, according to plans and specifications on file in th* Cletk's Office. 8<vid proposals will be received at the Clerk's Office until WEDNESDAY (Aug. 4) NEJCT, at 12 o'clock noon.
The School Officers reterve to themselves tba right to reject any or all of the propOHais. j
JAMES DAVIS, ) r . m „ ( u i M L CHARLES BOICE, IC0"0^"*"- ,
TO YOUNG MEN.—The I advertiser, who is thoroughly at home in every dury (of a newspaper manager,
i* contemplating the establishment of a city Journal, under circumstances which mast Insore success. He requires a young, active, enterprising PARTNER, with from $2,500 to $3,000 in cash, and a wihingness to go into practical business details, with a view of making money, and a good, brave h<!art Suab only will please adOTeaB JOURNALIST, Tribune Office, N. Y.
TO i$1,200 j.will purchase the STOCK. FIXTURES and everything C">m-
piete, ofafirstclass FANCY and MUSIC STORE, established 12 y ears, within a short distance of the city. Xo a person wishing a light, pleasant and profitable business, this is a chance sel dom offered. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address S C , Box No. 501 Peterson, N. J. j
«£ r U l A —WANTED, AN ASSISTANT.—A H P V V V / S gentleman having unre thaa he can attend to, will dispose of one half interest in one] of the most desirable Grocery Stores in the city. N.i B.—No Du»cu tippling crib. Apply at No. 81 Nasaau-st, room No. 4, second floor.
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Sttmuter ULtixtate. ; L' 1
BOARD in the COUNTRY.—A lady occupying a neat dwelline within a few steps of this Railroad DeoJt,
at Mount Veinon, Westchester County, 16 miles from tne City Hall, can accommodate a' family or a few stogie gentlemen witn FULL or PARTIAL BOARD. Term* reasonable. Call upon MRS. PEASE as ab ive, or D1NSMORE it Co , No. 9 Spruce-*t,New-York City.
COUNTRY BOARD can be had at Claverack, Columbia Co., N. Y., three miles from Hudson City. Boild-
lnga aie large and pleasantly located, commanding one of the finest views In the world. Terms $4! to $ 6 per week- Address
j R. C. FLACK.
SURF HOTEL, FERE ISLAND BEACH, i& now receiving quite extensive Billiard and Bowling Saloocs. &c,
all lighted wi h gas. The Fishing aud Yachting grounds to the Great South Bay are nnaurpassed. For restoring health to the Invalid, especially those afflicted with fever and ague and hay fever, the location la nsequaled in the United States. Communication twice daily by Long Island Railroad to Thompson, and by steamer from Pcnstaqnit. DAVID 8. S. SAMMIS,
Cttlljert), fyaxomaxz anb Iron.
f S cents.
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®o &i)0m it i t t a Conrcm. INVENTORS— PATENTS —PATENTEES.— X Persons desiring to secure Patents hi the United States or Europe can reoeivt* ftill instructions, free of charge, by addressing MUNN fe Co.. Editor* of The Sdonano American, New-York City.'
Bniibing Matcxials. N O T I C E to LUMBER DEALERS.—FOX, I * WESTON k BRONSON, maasfa-rturer* and wholesale dealers in LUMBER, Painted Post, Steuben County, N. Y., keep constantly on hand a large assortment of all kinds of sawed Lumber. Lath. Pieksta, ShingJea, Fence Rail*, Dressed Fiooriog, C^iitog. ko. Dealer* who wish an assortment of SEASONED LUMBER will find here inducement* unequaled ln any other part of the State.
AH kinds of PLANING and MATCHING done to order. L'unber shipped by New York and Erie Railroad, or delivered
to Carta) Boat* at Coming, and shipped at lowest rates of freight to any place o n the canal, or to New-England or New-Jersey.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
4 $ 0 B f i X 0 tflr £ * t .
T OFTS to LET.—The fine LOFTS of marble-JLJ front store Nc, 27 Conrtlsndt-st TO LET, as a m-Tderaw rent. Po.tetsios immediate if desired. Apply on th« premises.
OFFICES to X E T in the" Bitile House*' Astor-tplace.-T-Jr.qaixe in the Treesures.'* Office, entrance on 4*h-af
•it
TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY, ' Nos. 561 and 563 Broadway, near Prince-st
WOOD'S MINSTRELS with :be at diticn cf the fallowing eminent talent:
T. D. RICE, The Father of Ethiopian Mtostrelsv,
EPH. HORN and E . BOWEES. PERFORM EVERY EVENING, .
to a select and versatile entertainment of N E G R O M I N S T R E L S Y .
To conclude wita JUMBO JUM.
fcmbo Jure- . . . . T . D. Rice.
INGOT COPTER, SPELTER. BANCA TH*, ANTIMONY, LEAD, SPELTER SOLDER
fTHOMAS PIG IRON—Soft, free, strong, *** » JL warranted substitate for Scotch Pig.
AMES sfe SON* SHOVELS and SPADES.
Tt/fpTROPOLITAN GARDENS, 30th-st, 2d-1»JL ^av —The HUTCHINSON BROTHERS appear THIS EVEjSING in their Gymnastic Feat*. Also BL LESLIE 'from Bryant's Minstrels in his Ethiopian Dsncea. Admission 12 cents.
Ti E CELEBRATED ABBOTT COLLEC-'lON of EGYPTIAN A N T I G m T I E S is stQl on exhibition
Noj. 659 Broadway, Day and Evening. Admission, 25 cents.
o. MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS—Very taperioi
quality. Agent* for Moont Hope Iron Co. I JOHN W . U U I N C I *ICo. , No. M| Wunam-st.
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, TIC—Mr. DOLBEAR, No. 609 Broadway, will receive
piivate pupils this day and evening on very lowterma, and qaali'y them precticolly for business by September J. Terms only $10 for the Course Regular terms $25. Ladies' writing class only $ 3 . '
DON BERNARD'1* INSTITUTE, No 1 West S4th tt., near 5th-av.. REOPENS on 15th September. This
Fierch and English Boarding and Day School for young ladies is under the care of Mr. and Madame Don Bernard, associated with Miss Jane BulkJey, who, for the last ten years, has been the »ucce»sful Teacher of the senior classes of Rutgers Institute, For Circulars apply on the premises,
E" DUCATTONAL.— A College Graduate, who has had ample experience as an Instructor In the higher
Mathematics ana to Civil Engineering, and who ha* had the advantage of several year*' service as a Practical Engineer, desires
.a CONNECTION with some R«*peetable Institution, where he can dc vote himself to either or both of th« sabjocts named. A.d-dreas E. R , No. 48 y e eey-*t , N. Y.f Bex No. 714. A personal interview with parties preferred.
FLUSHING INSTITUTE.—This SCHOOL for BOYS at Flushing. L. I . haa been long esablished. The
next lession will begin SEPTEMBER 7. Foe Circulars, k c , apply to ' E. A. FAIR CHI LP, Principal.
YMNAST1CS, CALISTIIENIC"^ &c—A Gentleman thoroughly qualified to give Inatructiona lu the
above, is prepared to mass arrangemeuta with Priuclpal* ol icbooln to this city and vicinity, and others who may wuh to avail themselves of bis services, upon very liberal terms Address C , Box Ho. 182 Tribune Office. Highest references givei*.
IMPORTANT to SCHOOLS and ACADEMIES and all wi»hing to engage the services of competent Te-acb-
eis and Professois for any depaitment, Literature, Science and Art.—Our Literary and Bu*itess References are: Faculty, Amherst College ; the R t v M. Meigs, late President Delaware College: the Rev. Dr. .C. Van Norman, Allen MsLoan and Bulkley. Our Musical Beferences are: Dr. Lowtll Mason, Pref. G. F. Root, and Geo. J. Webb. Teachers wishing engagements should ap>ly. Teachers of Music and cf Frenah, Gerinan. and Piloting wanted.
SMITH, WOODMAN & Co.
T AW SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY of AL-
METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and GYMNA-SiUM, No*. 93 and 95 6 h-av. !
S. J. SEDGWICK, A. M., Professor of the Theory, and Piaotice of Gymnastics, and Lecturer on Anatomy and Psysi-olocy.
E . C. JOHNSON, A. M , late Principal of the High School to Rutland Vt. Professor of Latin and Greek
F. B. BRIGHAM, late Principal of the High School to Nor-waJk, Conn , Professor of Mathematics.
JOEL BLACKMER, A M , Professor of Intellectual Philosophy acd Ensjlub Literature.
R. L. WATERBURY, A. M., M. D , Lecturer on Cbemie^ry and Natuial History.
This In»tituiion is cf sixteen years standing, six year* in its pieitnt amp'e eoifi;e.
It is the pioneer to recognlzir g the necessity of Physical Education. It i i an acadt my Or both sexes.
The Classical element, a* a basis of education, is here fully recognized and taught
The Mathematical Department embraces the puro and mixed Mathematics, from the Element* to the Calculus included.
The graduates of Its Commercial Depaitment are prepared for the counting-house.
l h * Modem Language* are taught by native*. Dr. Waterbury's Ltctureson Natural History will include a
course of Expeiirn«Btal Chemistry. Vocal Music, with piano. Ab'e teachers will assist id the above-mentioned cYpanm*nt>.
REFERENCES. Wm. H. C. Bextlett, LL. D., Went Point. Charles D*vi«, LL..D., Columbia College. Taylor Lewis, LL. D., Union Colbge. . Eha* Loomia. LL. D , New-Ycrk University. C. W. Hackley. S. T. D , Colum»»ia OoUoge. Bichard B. Kimball, esq , No. 49 Wail st. Lsmbert Scydam esq.. No. 158 Waverley-pla:e.. Hon. JudgeHenry E, Davies. No. 33 Clinton'place. Hon. Judge J. J. .Roosevelt, No. 836 Broadway. Jchn T Botd, e»q , Boyd's Express, No. 70 Grove-st Samuel F. Battel worth, Supetmtendent of Assay Office, No.
SOWaH-st ' . G J. F< ne* '•., of the firm of Frost it Forrest, No. 40 Broad *t H. H. Bhtterwortb. No. 49 William-st George R. Cholwtli, firm of Caolwell it Bros., No. 26 Maiden-
lane. Rev. James Wo^lsey, Norwalk, Conn. Rev. W. B. Weed, Norwalk, Coon. Hon. Henry Barnard, LL. 0 . , Hartford, Conn. Bon. D. H. Camp, Superintendent of Common Schools, Coan. Rev. S. D. P. Stone, Nojkrich, Conn. Rev. Wm. R Williams, D. D.. No. 27 Grove'ai. Horace Green, M. D.. No. 2 Clinton-pUce. Rev. Aaa D. Smith, D. D., No. 142 East 13th-st Hon. S. Foot, LL D , Senator from Rotlan-i, V t Rev. B. Labaree, D. D., President of Middlebnry College, V t Rev. C Pease. D. D., President of Unlverrity of Vermoat J. S. Ac>m*. Secretary of Board of Education, New-York. Hon. XVm. Slade, ex-Govemor of Vermont, and Secretary of
N. P. Education. * Hon. E . P. Walton, Representative to Congress frcm Montpe-
lier. Vt. . Her. J. D. PhiTbrick, Superintendent of Public Schools,
Bostcn, &c, fcc, fcc.,
and to 300 p estnt members of the Io«ti',otion. Communtca'ions addressed to either'of tne Facul'y wnl be
promptly attended to. All members of the S jholastic ani Gymnastic Department* are-
r»que»ttro to be present on t te 1st day of Semptember. First ExamtoaUon and Exhibition to November.
piano-foxu* anb ainsic.
A MAGS 1FICENT Hose .vood Scv«n-f>ctave PIANO. Sro land Cov,;, f»rS«.LS
nyl* <i L.iti* XIV. Rich c».iv«d .'«g«; w o k ; r'eh tone ; beat u ty H.»A«.- ; f.,;ij w '•xf-int; *<id <">n account of reliaquialunc b :J. !5 :H»d. su i :» an elegant I ' U » > J < n-o."n
Titi»beO s.'Jtr ; f a r touad cOXfaets. Wt«»eeii i».t the origins! cc><t Apply.
N't- ^?2 >%th-*v.. ne*rS9;b *c. »e«n for thrte day*.
.i,''F«p.J ti_l*tke-d io "ie<*4.l d.-vj carved srranted; ii»,d » , i . w .i»sf k«ves4u*. C«» b« r i»ao ; t»Vnhi-V %ad Pi ice s>3*) \»bi<hUi a. m. acd 7 p. m , **.
VVIU IK shipped if devired. T«> be
A T No. iH> East '2Sth-st., near Lexington-sv., i# - A effervdan eUraat ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTE, uea.lv - e w . fct hail'price—7-o^tave,. oi*y m«i»s fuUy «r«.:i»ute>4. o*rivcl ir extra aaanifieecce, axwi t icket Woe. Kai partlcuWa on.ap-pdeattoq as above. 4thav. ca^^ p*«s wi;hiu a blv«A.
P1RJ5T- PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS A . for SALE or RENT at VERV LO .V RArES.-Aje^M^y • * .T» CMeSering's Bo»t >n Piaocs, 8 0 it H. VV. S*«ith,.e,W-trattd Melod««aa and improreu New-York l^au^i.
. A M. KANO'l'SE. No *35 Bro%l**y.
( J O L D M E D A L GRAND aa3 SQUA3W S S J W M W L PIAINOS.
srars awaked S ' ^ i ^ S J ^ ^ j ^ ~ ! ° * • axenght their Piano-FoX. U s f ^ £ & Z $L S * e * *** yf Beaton, New-York, r ^ i l a d W p ^ a n ^ r T m t l ^ ^ ^ " * * * "
Received Ox two « n l rdss M > < ^ u u ? K S L * ^ a - - »-». n-aahirjttOD 1855. «"iatr at Va.« HefropoHua Fai*,
TbeFSrst Premium (a Gold Medal, fcr the b«* « - » o . r « r - - *» the Amerioan Institute, Crystal P n . ^ , N e w - ,
T ^ » £ l S 6 t ' g n * *'< The First Premlom (a Gold Med*» for the • j a s t l h S ^ s v - . -»
tk» Maryland Institute, Beitixrore, ! « « . *-»no-*ne«e at The First Prize Medal lor the best Piano-Porte aitk* i a . A , ^
Inatitute, Crystal Palace, New- \ ork, ia5«. - «•"•*» The Firrt Presnlum (a Gold Medal; for the beet Grand Plain a)
|he Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1857. The First Premium at the State FiJr, Detroit, 1MJ. The First Premium at the 8tat* Fair. Riuhnvoad, 1S67. Among the Judges were the first musical talenu of the oceaarr,
such as \ \ . Mason. Gottschala, VVoUenhaupt, fcc Grand sad square Pianos conctructed witk the full wooden and Iron frame eombtaed. are warranted for three year*, and will now a* se*d st treaty reduced prices to smith* tune*.
LIGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS, No. 481 Broome-at, near Broadway, have a splendid aasertmentof
their CELEBRATED PIANO-FORTES, to all s takTaosh. structed with the patent Arch Wrert Plank. Purchaser* to want e f a s a erior tostrurnent wQl find i: fbr their advantage tooelL .
PIANO FORTES. BOEBBELER
SOLE MEDAL SAL EXHIBITION OF
k SCHMIDT, No. 42S Brocme-st^,
One block east of Broadway, '. Marnl&ctQTer* cf GRAND and SQUARE PIANO-FORTES./
Purchaser* to want of a first-class article are invited to Inspect out instrument*.
PIANOS and MELODEONS of superior mako at Great Bargain*.— Secand hand Pianes at the'following eX«
tremely low prices: $25. $50, $110, $125 and $156. Pianos and Melcdeoaa to rent and rent allowed on purchase; for sale on monthly payment*. Pianos tus»d and repal>ed.
HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. 3?3 Broadway. '
of HONOR at thelJNIVER' 18>5.
DEfOT OF THE ALEXANDRE ORGANS, adapted to the use of Drawtog-Room*, Churches. Lodges and Schools.
This magnificent instrument, Introduced by T H A L B E R O
to the United State*, baa been adopted by the most eoxtoeut ar-sist* of Europe and America: Mile, Wefii*, Llwt, Gottscha'k, VHantva, fcc, fcc.
Piice. $1G0, $225, $250, $300, $375. A dew.»iptiv'e circular, sent to MIV address, on spplioaMon to
, BERNARD fc FABREQUETrES, JR , No 51 Dey-st, " Importers of Baaaon's A 'o->rde«us, Violin 8'riun* fcc.
, JUST PUBLISHED: A complete INSTRUCTOR for the Alexandre Orgaua
INNER'«; PRIMERS for PTTNO^KdRrE, GUITAR VIOLIN, FLUTE aud ACCORDBON, con-
tain all the new Music of the day cvefuhy arranged for each In-stniment Any person can leatn to play. Price 50 <nut* each. Sent by xcaiL pottage paid.
* FIRTH, POND fc Ca., No. 517 Brot^wsy, N. Y.
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Jfinattcial. OCEAX BANK, NEW-YORK Julydi , 18M.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-HALF (3j) PER CENT on the Capi1*! Stwk
of this Bank has been declared, patabl« oa and after Atxgust IO text . The tran«f*r-book will be cW*d fr^m the 3d to the l«th lost. Inclusive. Byord<>r, PARKER HANDY, Cuhier.
Ct.KVKt.AXD, COLUMBUS A.«U> CISCINXATI IX. R. Co., ) TRXASURKK'S OrrtCK. CLKYBUASO, O; July 15, IRfg. J
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—A Dividend of FIVE (5) FSB. CENT has soon declared by this Company out of
the earnings of the six months endhis, June 30. Stock holders registered to New-York will be paid at the Phenlx Bank oo aoA after Monday, August 2. The transfer books wlU be closed from 2l«t tout until AuRuat 2.
(.filgusA) GEOROK H. RUSSELL, Tr<»as. pro. t«>m.
Ct.lNTOX F»R» IKSURAKCK COMPANY, J (Office No. 52 WaU-st) Naw-rosK, July 1,185*. 5
DIVIDEND.—The Board of Director* have this day declartd a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of TEN
PER CENT, payable on demand. By otd.-r. JAMES B.~ AMES, Jr., Secretary. .
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COLUMBIA F I R E INSUKA.NCK COMPAAV, ) Office No. 10 Wall-st, New-Yotk, July 7, 1858. J
DIVIDEND.—ITie Board of Director* haTe this day decUred a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of WX PER
CENT, payable on and after the 10th Inst The Transfer Book* will be closed until that date. JOHN C. BERQH, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TUX SIXTH AVEMUK RAILROAD CO., 1 Sixth-av. and 44th s t , July 16, 1858. )
DIVIDEND.—The Directors of this Company have declartd a DIVIDEND of FIVE. PER CENT ou MM
t»prtal out of tha taming* of the road for the current six mouths, payable at the Office of the Treasurer, GEO. G. WILLIAMS, esq. (Cashier), at the Chemical Bank, on the second day of August n e x t The Transfer Book* will be closed from the 25th last, to that day. T. BAILEY MYERS, Secretary.
HOME IXSURA.VCK COMPAXY, ) No*. 112 snd 114 Broadway, N« a--York, July 20, 1858. J
DIVIDEND.—The Board of Directors «f this Company have this day declared a SEMI-ANNUAL Divi
dend of TWELVE PER CENT on th* original oaplul of five hundred thousand dollars, payable to the Stockholders on demand.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CO., OFFICE No. 6 BROAD-ST.
New-York, Jaly 13,1858, This Company has declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
of SEVEN PER CENT, payable on and after the 20th iust HENRY UUACKENBOSS, Secretary.
PE O R I A A N D B U R E A U V A L L E Y R A I L ROAD COMPANY.—A dividend of FOUR PER CE?ir
oa the capital stock of this Company ba* been declared, payable on the 10th day of August next, at iheoffioe of the Company, No. 13 William- »t. The transfer books will be closed from toe 2d until the 10th day of August. The coupon* of the bonds of the Company due Ansust 1 will be paid at the Corn Exchange Sauk.
^ J ' C. W. DURANT, Treasurer.
M R S H E A R S ' 8 F R E N C H
|)rofesBiprial Satire0.
Ar Office for procuring •<
SRICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS. jr. j?. PTJRSSON, N O . 5 W A J L I V S T . , N .
A Fsxrmhlet of tofbTrnatton serS: free by msfl-
Ej>WARD H. DTXON, M. ©., Editor of TUt Scalpel, and author of '! A Practical Tjeatiaoma Smmad Dia.
eases." .attends exclusively to'. OPERATIVE SURGERY sag COS SULTATIONS en the'more obscure diseases, at No, 425tb> sr . fJffioe-houTB from 8 ^ 9 , 1 to i ^ d * t o 9 evmdagst At s i ethei hears he is at his private hospitaL S h e oxaoeof The Scalpel i at No. i Ve*ey-«t, Astor Brassy where, s f l Hierary and basii ess ccmmrrtikfttlon* must/be sajty-sss no ootr|ig«wisary tiatip •nr toe lved . :Coh*ulQci : fe« 'Wt£"" ****** » ^'' '** |
•assaa»saaw«aM« i w«^asMM»asaMsaa«sss»»ssaMsaiay«aMaaa«assasai*»
FARMERS' and GARDENERS' IMPLEMENTS r, zTtat vaxw*y, fox »««•> ay
CEA*. «C LITTLE k Co., S t* . 33 and 54 FpJtcsr*.
INGOT COPPER--In lota to imit purchasers— for sale by MINESOTA M I N l N a COMPANY. No. II
Greenwich-St
LIGHTNING RODS—OTIS'3 PATENT-—Also chespexRODS, with glaas ring insulator*, at half price.
LYON MANUFACTURING CO., No- *S5 Broadway.
PATENT ORNAMENTAL MULTIGRADE FENCING —Tbi* fencing Umanufadured at the New-York
Planing Mia; corner of Bank and West-rfa. I t em br made very handsome, of various patterns to suit the taste; is very uesirsole. It wm follow any grade, and will not corf more than. a common picket fen :e. It S weh Worthy the attenrfm of all w in n>jy want a cheap, but ornaments! fence. Addres* R R- J:iiaxj^Sf MORTON, Bank and West-st*,. New-york.
SUPERIOR MACHINE HORSE SHOES.— W H E E L E R ' S PATENT are baaflsome shape, mnch «up«B>
lor to hand made, and lower price. Depotat . , „ . „ , . _. i J O B ^ W . C t D I N C r Y f c ^ ^ y ^ ^ ^ 1 3 1 " ^ * ^
i Svfxnitxsxc.
AND ' ENGLISH BOARDING ana DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladles, Nos. 32 and '3o West 15th-»t. belsw 5di-av., reopen* on THURSDAY. Sept 9. .
Mn. M. will be at home to receive parent* and guardians who may w i n to confer with her, on and after Sept L
\ I ISbES ROHR'3 French and English Boarding ATA and Day SCHOOL, No 33 Wwt 33d * t , near 5^-av., will recrxo on MONDAY, Sept 13.
MONS. L. DE GRAND-VAL'« FRENCH BOABDtNG SCHOOL, a ColI*gIa»e and Commercial In-
»tituticn, Hudson Terrace. Hoboken, N. J.
for Y 0 T J N G
horseback riding. For Catalogne, ad-
M Y 8 T I C - HALL SEMINARY A.TJL LADIES, sear BOSTON.—For health. swimming ia the Mystic River (sail), ate. drea* Mis. T. P. SMITH, Boston, Mas*.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FUI5NTTTJRE, in att cokwa,of *Ofaix»3i^wmrzMXiX^^i^rau^^^^
» hmdscapefresoo, eruit and flowers,at ELF. FARRlNGTON't, Mcv36a Cansi-at, opposite Wooster. EstabttibedJ848. •,;•••-. I
ENAMELED COrlAMBER SUITES of FUBN1 "1TOIBJ maneelomaa4styfe*i wixotostoand^wfidL.^, |:
^ f f l j # ! 'Atmfees from ^ a ^ ' u p w s r d . **m | W A J W I W W A R D ; No. 277Canal-•*-(<*»»»-»«).
. .i~--'H'-'...v. aftisg JTotgdoorseast o^Brgattwar;fNew^T<>i>4
ENAMELED FTJENTTTURE of a traT^rior qiiality ssasajtaetarest sad tot sale »y J. ™ F i a H E J i * Co., J ^ ^
Axnsaiwsy, swmariy « * • JfcfiMT* AftsaWaTfis.
MRS. OKILL will be prepared to receive her Ptjpiiscn WEDNESD 1Y, Sept 15, and hopes for tUeir
oirmpt attendance. Any eemmonicaiiona addressed to Mrs. O , at h*r r»sidtr,ce, No*. 8 a id .10 CUtton-plsce, N. Y., will receive immediate attentJoa.
REV. D. C. VAN NORMAN, A. M., (former Principe, of Rctger* Female Institute.) will <D. V.) re
open his INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADLES, at No. 79 East I4th-st. r.e»r Union-square, on MONDAY, the 13th September n e x t Circular* may he obtained at IVISON fc FHINNEY'S Bcok-store, No. ZW_ Bfoedway, at R A Y N O R . H O W E fc J?£Br RY'S, No. 76 Bowery, and by addressing the PRINCIPAL.
RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE.—The 77th TERM ol this ItsntatSon will commence Sept IS. Popil*
from abroad ncelved into the family of the PtiaeipaL Instrumental Music tsoght at the Insriiot*. Address * .
H M PIERCE. A M . Pitocto*!. Wo 2,7 Mad«*on-st. J. M. KREBS D D , President, No- 141 Henry-st ;:, J- W. C. LEVERIDGE, Secretary, No. 5 Rtxt^ers^aoa
ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.—CircniMsTwitn » ^^f* «T*"5S?SS * * » « " " be obtained at E . Goodeooogh's
_ » ! . . , , . ll*»av.To*irrorbyssV Boekatore, Ne. fI2J-_ 4/es*tog A . NEWltAW,
t Nas*ao-»t, up stairs,
^• i> GIRLS, from- 6 to 12 Years old, w iUber j -A ^ . S f * 5 " 4 ' * * , k * Preeeptres* of 'he HUDSON RIVER IN-S'nTLTT!;. g*pt. n Tr-na for Board ana Tuition, s)150 a yea*. For psnwclaxa, adorea*
Mrs. P . » . OWEN, Osveask, H. X,
Orrica or THE PEOPLK'S FIRE ISSUXAXCK Co., 1 N E W - Y O R K , July 3,1&54. V
THE Board of Directors have declared a SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of 8IX PER CENP, pafebleoa
and after the 7th July in*"., until which dm* the transfer Books-will be closed. By order, «-[—«—-»• «. _
W. F. UNDERBILL, BoerotoTy, OrFics or THE AKCTIC F I R « DJSURAKCK CO., ]
No. 29 Wall-st, New-York, July 14, 1258. V
THE Directors have this day declared a SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER.CUNT, payable oa
and aft^r the 19th tost RICHARD A OAKLEY, Secretary.
OrncE oy THE BEKKMAS FIKK INSOEAXCE COMPAXY, ) N E W - Y O R K , July 2», 1«M. 5
THE Board of Directors have declared a SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT, payable
August 2, until which time the tracsfrr hook* wUl be ulX>t^£ STEPHEN R CONCrER, Seexetary. .
n p H E LENOX FIRE INSURANCE C0M> X PANY. Office No. 54 WaB-st, have THIS DAY declared
a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of five per c*nc, payable on and afterthe2dofAugurt,prox. DAVID DRAKE, S e c
New-York, July 26, 1858. . ,
CKXTRAL RAILROAD Co.vrxNy or Nr.w-Jr.*sr.Y, i N E W - PORK, July 28 18M J
INTEREST.—The Interest Coupons of the First Mottgsge Roods, due on the jat day of AUGUST NEXT, will
be paid at the office of the Company, No. 59 Waii-st, oa and after Monday, th« 2d. O. iC MILLtGAN. Treasurer.
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Interest due l«t prox on BONDS of the CITY OF DAYTON, OHIO, will be
paid on snd after MONDAY next, Aug. 2, opoisjaneseatatktn of the proper coupon*, at our office, No 92 Broedway. ,>
ATWOOP fc CO,
"\[EW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD X * COMPANY.—The Coepeos of the Second M«rtg«r» Rood* of the Company's Bonds of 1861, and Dover Extension, will'be paid at the office of the Company, comer of 28U>-*t and 4tb-a»., on and after August 2, tost
W. H EMERSON, Treeaorer. — • ' " • • • • —'• • - • i - . — — • • —SSI ******** i i i II I I i - I I II i I m i l * • i s «
O r n c E or THE MICHIGAN SOVTHKU)! ASO N O R T H * * * > ISDIANA RAILROAD COMPAS Y. No. 18 WUHsm-st, >
New-York, July26, 185S. 5
THE INTEREST COUPONS, due Aug. 1, pn the Detroit, Monroe and Tolado; the Nor hem Indiana,
and Jackson and Co«hen Branch Bonds, will be paid at the CORN EXCHANGE BANK. WM. WALCOTr, Tmasorer.
OFFICE or CLEVXLAXD, PAIXESVILCS AXD A S « T \ B O L A > RAILROAD COMPAXY. J
NOTICE.—Thft Annual Meeting of the CLEVELAND. PAINESVILLE and ASHTABULA RAILROAD
COMPANY, will be beld at It* office to Cleveland, Oaio, oa TUESDAY, the 10th day of Aurast next, at 2 o'clock p m , for the Election cf Directors, and for the transaction of su<:h other business a* may come before them.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be elated from July 31 to the 10th day of August, injlxuiv*.
GEO. B ELY*. Sjsretsrj, - • i i r i • i , - • . . - • • • , . . , - .
STOCK in BANK of the STATE of MISSOURI. —The undersigned, CommhsieoeT*, appointed by the Bank of
the State of Mb-ouri, S t Lotus, hereby gf»« notice that books of lubscription for three hundred thonssuo dollar* o' increased capital stock of said Bank will be opened st the Bank of Commerce, in N«w-Yoik,on MONDAY. Aognst 2, and kept open for a period of fifteen day*, anJess t i e whole smoont shall bave been sooner subscribed. • • •""
Tenpexcentwfflbexaqrjired to be paid at the tkaeofaub-sexibing - thirty per cent ou tfae 1st of September; thirty per cent < n the l i t ©YOetoter, and thirty per cent on the 1st of Novetn-ber or payment way be made In fulL i
DivJcends on »tocs »ub*<;nbed lor will be payable at tba Bank ef Commerce in New-York. -•: •
JOHN A BTEVENB, >. -s fc * *• .-i *v v . . HENRY F . VAIL, >C««s««x«tsaioai*ts.
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I,A CROSSE AND MTLWAIXKEE BAJtL-J R p k D COMFiiNY-NOTlCB.^A; C < » m m i ^ J b ^ | i * « .
sppcxk teg by the 'Bos t f of D f x > e t o r s _ ^ « LA;y3WSSR*J .MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COStFANY to s^jastkMs^m*, M: r Jk>.s against the Compaty. P<rs3n« Interested ta»a» Ftmt? v j 0.v« ,,T„rt<..<!Jt*TA» fcA. of *•*? Cflojp*ny are ro^assse**
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