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mre ene, — “MaKINE NEWS. Pb APS Ben &, 6.22 Moon R.00.19. HL Ww. 04,08 ae ARRIVED ©° FAY SIITPR. Combria, Alerandrie: Palen, Pro , “ Providente: Wyomin rovidence, Gen rpool: Ann Mareer, V aehington »w Orleans, Champion, A: ae hiv of N, Ya Liverpoo!, Bophia, Waal 5 Martapan, of Roston, Robson, fm Caleatta, Ke Cite of London, Algoa Ray; NH Gaston, ntenary, Dunkirk: 8 low B ‘ictou, Jane Symon, Bristoi, E: URS Annette, Halifax: Birchard & Torter, New Yeven Mein & Ocean Helle, Turks Talend; H ke. Mare maron, Cow Hey. € fy; Janne * aca. Koo Janeiro; Cleyarsab, Biigo; Albert Fe ‘ONIERS. Robert Palmer, Hatteras Talet: Hy fe vail, Pictou, tod, Flise- ! sroline C, k for Pem- Dann ov Providence, Ceean Wave. do, Taunton; Union, h Blizabeth, ‘ y for Fembr. Hepmibe, Rondent icc Boston; Ida May, \ Parke James we'sh, Ernestine Giddings, © oc Hawk, hingstom, Jam; echre Annie Serre Bt dertine, Vietorta. Too Late for Classiffcation. BREATHS. (OWTP On Sanday, Sept. 6. Alexander G. Cowie, ene y pevie and Ann Cowie, aged 15 yrv., eof the. family ane reenectfully Invited the funeral, thie (Monday) afternoon, Sept. e'cloek, from the residence of bis Lan?) nth ave FOGARTY — On Sanday, 4, Rilen Fogarty. @ retive of Parvonstown, Kings Co., Ireiand, in the 66th rere ot ber age, {ne relatives and friends of the family, alee those {ter cone, John, Williem, Michael, Kerran aod Pat cho are renpectfully invited to attend the fane- (@ trom Bt. Patrick's Cathedral, on Tureday morn- ' “a OMe o'clock, where a solemn Hich Mase of Re- alem will be offered op for the repose of ber soul. hence her remaine will be conveyed to Calvary Cemetery 494 WALSH In this city, Sept. 6th, Peter Walsh, @ ontiveot Co. Wexford, Ireland, aged 4 yeare Hie frienda and acquaintances are reepectfully In- vind tn atrend the funeral, this noon, Tth inst, at Zo'elock. from © residence, Vf Woat 24th at. His remains will be taken tothe Camctery of che Floly Crosa. an WATSON On Saturday, Rept. f, after a lingering U pews, William Wateon, in the 2lat of his are, The friends and relatives are in to attend sbe funeial.from the residence of hin f t, 3 Minetta Lane. thin (Monday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock 479 RY WANTED IN A MARKET, ABOUT te old, to open ovntera, and rake himeelf fenerally useful, one acquainted wih (be business preferred. Apply, with a000 Fate ner 57 Seventh ave. FURNITURE WANTED--PARTIES HAV. ing furniture. mirrors, carpets, or o her goode snitable for honsekeeping to disperse ofcan find ecaeb euntomer br addressing FIRNITUSE, bor 578 Sun affice, for 3 days, N. B. Also @ few store counters wanted 40) ADIFS TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON Stnger'aand Wo & W machines by an experiene od operator, hamming, ticking and fancy braiding wueht perfect for ¥1, and recommended te sy ps after ‘enrning. 241 Seventh av, ber vith and 27+ ef ANTED- Ag A PLEASANT AND PLAIN nr nee, with § to SO acres, with'a an hour from New York by rail or boat. Doserine location, buildiner prubbery, enitivation and te: JOHN RROOK Vine et WANTED 50 FIRST CLASS CLOAK makers; good pay. and work forthe foll -esron Apply at ELLIOTT = Beooklyn Cloak Store, 860 Ful ton at, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. 45 WASTED GOOD CAP MAKERS, HAT finishers, and operators, aleo learner a SC Fast Broalway. \ ANTED—A FEW GOOD HEMMERS on W. & Wo and W. 4G. machines to work at nome. Reference required. Apply 149 Duane st, ‘op floor. 40% WANTED— A MILLINER, AT NO, 1105 Rroadway, bet. 24th an: )) ate, to take charge snd superintend the business; none but a Brat oieee nilliner need app! RA V ANTED—2 OPERATORS AND PANTA. loon finishers. Appiy 125 First eve, thro he whole week. : : ze BARBERS WANTED TO GO TO WASH- here to get: New Ha 1 thorough! Der week; 3 gir! standing ladies’ hair dressing an »De mast underetand all iw London, € and all pare: *e! Agency, 482 Broad BUSINESS CHANCES, A—100K HERE — BUSINESS PLACES Parties that and stores for sale, of all kinds want to eell out or to purchase e dace of any dese: 'ption, would do well t fier, WOH. MITCHELL, 17 Codarat 6s For SALE—STOUK AND FIXTURES ¢ a !| crockery, candy e, Yor 2 blocks from Navy OR SALE-A MILK ROUTE, HORSE, wagon and cans. Inquire of the owner, at 193 ‘Weat 20th at, for 3 days. an OR SALE—A STAND IN FULTON MAR ket, for the pale of fruit, vegetohi stall, Apply at 130 and 151 inthe M "I REY & BON va For SALE—A PORK AND PROVISION Btore, well fitted-up with beefe all and ice house, lard-prese, kettle and ero! empete, and all new: in a good location for retai ie. Ratisinctory rea tone given for selling. Apply «iT ave A, bet 9 and 12 o'clock, p.m MB Fok SALE=THE PURNITURE AND Good il ot a well lorated boarding hour. Alled with boordere: will be sold cheap on 9 nt of sick n For particulars apply to rr. DERRIN 93 Market Flip T° BUTCHERS known asthe brane good run of resje cable custoruers, with all fix complete, Also hore, eart aod harness required, Apoly at OV Maxtor et. 7 FOR SALE, Tih hh of Centre Mark mo vnd per, 46 PPO BRAIDERS AND SKIRT MARERS For ral eheap, one hundred Braiding machines, one Doubler, om de Mearuring insehine ore Halling machine aud belte: ale a iui bite Works, $30 « tof tools VIG Beet 20th ot frets -FOR SALE CHEAL—A NEATLY fitted up etore pmdtack roa. Rent 41% oud lee A goor Y teh ined oveter rtore. Hoother wear A ath ave 16 LTSAb TERS 2 Hi CONGRESS. we fon f thy Avenie, \ i eat lor tan Pat w Nf for men ‘ t Thusns he ie dae for the parp ' tion, and the trans, the sin {, ‘4 different blank cerifien H eeraalon aint be he mished on app, prepared and ve: Thoee ouly need epi, ay, eppear; @nd they onl, ou the Pouch will t euch will be attended to during that day, and in the order in which thoy shall save ted ; selves, ide eve presented them: persone who have heen 4; to present substitutes, mas py. the Board of Furoliment thitoo aye present a substiiute, ving | ie nary and stating whether he is au alin cy o t t be properiy en notified to inve doy mentioned in the eA and otie me 20 nee, age, Propositions for substitutes, and ni eons 60 offering will be beard PH Kd lay above named, andon ever tween the hours of 9A) Mand ts) uD time when the draftet men eha!l have peen to report at the rendezvous, The bueiness appropriate to each day wily {shed upon that day; andim all cares a pre will be given to those who shall present cul. CHAS. K, JENKINS, Capt. aod Peovont M 12 Ninth Diviriet, , thereafter, ty ? ue ordered he fin f TRAVELLING. = YOR NEWBKURGH, —POCGHKPEPSIE Eondont, Kingston. Tha MARY POWELL loaves oot of say etree, every afternoon, at Sis o'cloek ANT UDSON RIVER R. KR. FOR ALBANY, Troy, the North and Weert, from Chambers st. at Tand 1) A, Mane 0.15, 5 and fot Aundave OP M., id to; MAGEE. Me how Thistioth atseee aod | bwans J OFFICIAL AND LEGAL SPE Mgued, acing met wi 10 papereede t ela terath an demonstrated that b from the appearance: SIAL, NOTICE.To the Pabiie: Th ie neceesit r the reception of matter by s*prcmente meade in the Eighteenth Wi on edd cessary incumbrances, white esca tl CITY INSPECTOR’s DEPARTMENT, Augnet 31, 1963. under. th complete ance eesin his efforts of ash boxes and other vee ashes and honsehold refuse eh an Four- and it havin the city cap bet treed kes of these unne- heir ti fer- one takes th rtunity of eat ing thr atten tion of t blie to the iculare of the following Eg b ! eee of ribution jhroagbent part Lg renerel co-cpers: on of all citizens in enabl ing the undersigned to carry the same into effect. delinquency on th atonce Foperied t number of the cart, ge farther desirre that eshmen or bt i)-1) thie Depert-went, F. 1, A. BOOLE, City Inrpector, Crt Tsarecron's Dariererst) Naw Yous, Avg. 31, 1862, § NOTICE oThe undersigned, finding thet errat la- hor, time ai moving ashes thrown or acat: or garbage boxe - redvapan ihe streets from , te caused by collecting aud re- nee. used by e be after the same deposit believing it to be the destre of every housek: and resident of thie Ward to aid the ‘undersignes in Y good and clen: anee, the follow Notice will be given U carte Svante of tive bie to k ronditiom, presents: for your observ- ng BeovReTIONA of the approach of the a by the id def kd 1 minutes in carte, the streets ina eb and ‘Ou @F6 respectfully noti fied and requeatet not ace any ashes, garbage, or OF Upoi @ sidewalk, Carte will, prise rough every day ‘Sundays exce) ‘o collect and remove ell ashen, rage, ete, Hen tive Shreees Complaint of neglect to Move a@ above, should be made to iter of any & ia fromt of your premises, until sid bell is Pung, the streets of this W: ard lar! collest and re. City Inepeetor, Ot bis office, No. 19 Chatham et F. 1. A. BUOLE, City Inspector. ‘Tuomas N. Cann, Sup't of Banttary Inspection. » fix eir &ta ane street, up sta a1 COUNTY SUBSTITUTE Notice thet they have rt Roome, Nos. 71 that said office will PLIEF COMMITTEE. The Committee hereb: offiee at the be daily at 9 o'clock A M., until the busi: ina jstaaa ts sett i whi ‘The Committes aico for the payment of Sul be emtertained nati ¢! have examined the United States’ ser ry9 the Committee was organised is di @ notices that no application itute or Kelief poney will Taeriet Board of Earollment the person drafted into vice, uoder the Act of Congress, the District Board ‘oved March 3, 1563. he certificate of acerptance of Enroliment must te presented to thie Committee. CM det k ipport : 1, The term “citi veventh rections of the Ordinance of the les and Kegniations have drefted persons im indigent cir milies depending upon them \ loyed in the fourth ap dinar Doard of Ka- rvirore, @mbrace all sesidents of this rity and roam He liable to draft and service andes the Act of Con- arees. The worda, for enpport,” Ordinance @ the veventh rection of eald to mean and include * bavi family dependeng on him h occur ip the fou! section of the equivalent as used in ineare, are construed the following cares, that is to ud thei 1 x mes having @ wife and) child or children, 2. Aman eos wen nly, ing el 3 A men he whose wife is deed, peu 4. Aman having « parent of | support, ts, or other near rele if. Prrenea Dersone en, whe ere wholly de mt upon him for in indigent cireumetances, sit Dated ee above, who upon inspection by the Board of Ecrollment, are found liable to serve. and who shell eleet to eerve, and actually be mustered into the ser vice of the United Stat top, and satisfying them io ri be furnished with a eer fourth section of the on applying to this Commit- tothe above points, ate as provided in the Ordiaance, which will entitle their families to the amount of relief therein ex: ed, not Cpe the sum of there hundred dollars, id by the Comptroller in such inetall- euch times, ae will, in bis ju Aesirtancs necded by such whieh will be meats, and ai best afford tbe ty fami! an IV. In ease any euch indigent drafted person whose Warilit of the to serve has been determined by the action verd of Enrollment has @ family pending upon bim for support, whe are in such condition as to render it, in the opinion of the @nbetitute and Relief nieb him ninittee, @ csae of preuliar ardship for him to nem, and he shall be unable to procure a sub- 6 within the time reyni: fact to enid Committee, and on ¢! regard to it, and particulariy, that he hes ti beat endeavors to obtain s mi Ste age Ll ss sed hie Wubstitate, they will fur ‘ertificete to be presented to the Comptro! ler, who will thereupon pay to the proper officer of the Goverpment tbe sum necessary to obtain his exemp tion from the draft V.-1 Dn sll enses of a money to substitutes specified, the Comptro ication for the payment of venice Grafted sarena before ller will require the following Particulars, thas ie toeay : POLICEMEN will turnish written or printed state- ments, to be eubdseribed and aworn to by them setting fort and oumber he Bir Congressional Distriet duly inspeeted by or a of Enrollment, and found to be liable to he 1. ‘Thetr residence, giving and whetber mi their havin e Ward, and the name eet or Avenue. » and w nder the they have bern ion of the Board form mill- tary duty under the Act of Congress, entitled ‘An act tor sorolling Aad calling out the national "de. Sd, 1508) paseed Mar 4 Uh eof his e Metropolitan Police, and the piaceand Precinet in the eity and count cant is stationed av date when he was aoe Each of certificate offices of the recinet to the effect that the facts therein set forth are trie, '¢ must be countersigned by the Pre and thia certifi duty wiil farnish writ subscribed and sworn 1..Theie residence, giving the ppointment ae a member of the of New Fork oe forme police duty, tationed or detailed. id statements muat have affixed to it a med by the coptainor other commanding to wi ich the applicant belpn, Exempt Firemen performing active ten or wriuted statements, to be to by them, setting forth Ward, and the num- ber and name of the Street or Avenue. 3. Teele age, aad whether married or single. 3. Their occupation. 4. The fact of their having been drafted, and in what Congressional Board of Eoroilment and found to be liable to Dietrict, aod whether they have been duly inepected by or ander the direetion of t orin military duty nader he Aes of Congress, titled “Au ack for enre liing and ca!ling out the onal forces aud far other pul poses,” passed 5. -Tho name of the Engine, Hiore Company of which they are which they perform were elected aa euch mem! such company tive duty iu the Da cemtifncate eigned by the Company to which jarch i, le took end Ladder or embers, or in ate when they , or became attached to duty, andthe di whether or not they periorm ac- ire Department cb of said statements muat have affixed to it a tha Foreman and Seerrtery of the Qpplicant belongs, to the effect (hat the tacte therein set forth are trie, and thie eortiticate must be countersigned b man ot the Committee appolotea by Representatives of th MILISLAMEN setting forth 1, Their residence, the Chair he Board of i¢ Fire Department, (N owiit turned written or printed statermente, to be subscribed aadeworn to by them giving the Ward, andthe ueme and oumber of the Street or Avenue, 2%. Their age, and whether married or ingle having been drafte Y &. The sact of the what Cougreevional ! been daly inspected b: fioard of Enrollment, { Act for enr date wh became "ete, paseed me of the Compauy and regiment,or other Hivetien withio the cist whieh the applicant nd in rict, and whether y bave y or uuder the dire oof and found tobe liable to por form tnilitary duty under ¢he Act of Congress enti olling and sailing out the Na- arch « , Bis and county of longs, and the a member of such company aud organization, aleo, his present rank, Each of said etatements must have affix to it a cer- tifeate rignea by the commandant of the company towht L the appileant belongs, to the eilvet thas the facts therein see fort are true, aod thie certificate Dust be countersigned by the Colonel or other eom tmanding offeer of ¢! tion he regiment or other organiza Vil. The moneys authorized by the ordinance to be paid for eudsritutes, as above, will be paid to ench eubsti utes reape otively. or thelr duly authorized a agouts, at | he ottice of t places ae he may designate, immediately ir place or upon th furnishing ¢ Comptroller, or such other bio With satiefactory evidence of their acceptance, and actual muster into the ser- vies, Ce Blank forme of application for relief under the ordinance nigy be obt Clerk o i ard 9 tter Koome, RUE 0 MATTHEW JAH F. WILLIAM M. WILLIAM R. y. Tuo C sined either at the office of the Supervi om, City Hall, or atthe sod 78 [mane et, rT BREAN AN: Comptolh . "NN AN, Comptroller, PURDY, Supervieor, Lid Supervisor, 1 WEED), Supervisor, STEWART, Bupervisor, Committee, MPHON, oy *¢ Clerks, Coline PER TON FOR THE anality of red, pink and white asb; Nat re teped end Selizered iid a eroe 51 Delenes i soerek. and North | end lot ets, * AME MOOK, at COAL, OFFICIAL AND LEGAL. NEW york COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND i RELIEF COMMITTER, NAMES AND PLACES OF MPETING OF AUX- ILIARY COMMITIERFS. The Committee annonnee pereby thet,io of their requent made on the 24 instant, the of the Republican Central and Tammany Fall Gene ral Committers have cach eeleeted one gentieman in nee each Ward to meet daily at some place In their re spective Warde ive information and instruction to drafted ring the aid ot this Coramittes, reo: ond that the ve Ward Commi:tees named in the annexed linte have agreed to tbe places andt mes of meeting, as ales shown in connection with the said List. GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor, MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller, WY. MT WEED. Bupervieor, WM. ROSTEWART. Supervisor, GCHISON BLUNT, Supervisor, ELIJAH F. PURDY, Supervisor, Committee, TORSON, ) + Tuomreos,y Clerks, ee —< WARD AUXILIARY COUNT PTR RA, Republicans, Democrate. James Marahall John For Matthew (©, Fordham Patrick McMahon, Jobn M, Costa Jobo Hurley, Henry Hi. Heulat, John Y. Savage, Jr. Joreph B. Joho Mer Owen W, Brennan, William Nealis, Charles H. Hall Patrick H, Keenan, Jobin 1. Silleocka, Phiph Boeert dames W. Booth, Charles J. Chipp. David Mh Moser D. (inle Francie 1. A, Boole, dacoh M. Long. James Mahan, James Hayes, iler Edward W. Collin Isane B. Batchelor, Henry_A. Smit!) KF. A. Willoughby, Abrabam Len!, Hugh Gards Wm. A smal Joho 1. Ott ‘Alexander Ward, Places of Meeting Houract Meeting. No. 190 Greenwich etrest.... es t fotel . Tto9 A M. and No. 69 Contre street No. 17) Madison street. .ee ous Hudeon atreet oe (rreenwich atreer.... No. Si Ludlow atroet No. 14 Avenue C Corner 127th eteret and I hird avenue J8 Willett etreet eeeeeene PIAPFeowH z eas ar asveseeee Ssesssessssssses eo ce De oosoococoe = and Houston street 4 . z sto9 * 6to9 3 No, 9% Niath No, 808 F one No. 210 Third avenue S4th et. between Lexington and Third avenne (Ahlers) Sto 10 A.M and Sted h st.and Sthave Continential Halif tod st. end 4th ave sence $85 es cecceess io STASBSSTS=S: 3 b 601 HE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED by the Board of Supervisors to¢samine claims made egninet the Couaty for damages alleged to have been eustained by the destruction of or injury to buildin, or other real or perronal Boyan in Consequence of the recent riot, will hold a meeting at the chamber of Supervisors, Room No. 17. City Hall, on Mon- day, Bept. sth, 1863, at J o'clock P. M.,to consider the following cases: eeeneeee no 00 Elizabeth L0G onvee os + 0000-00 ; 8109 09 70 00 Mery A. Brown... Sarah K. Hare Mary Smith eee Baran Roberts ...... Bassa I ° Mery Shemnion Barah 1. Jotnson Bophia Jackson Julia Thompson Aune F. Addison. . Mary Kobbine.. Temperance Clift... Elisabeth Murpby........ Georgiana Hlue...... Paresret Joba lirabeth Cteco Ellen Washing: Emily Angustus Bean Garnett... Elizabeth Griffin Ann Smith... Lydia Vanderbilt Margaret Isabelle Mille Apn Smith Jane White Mary Ann White Dela Williams dane Bi . Elizabeth Brown aria Beyaid Anna Thomas Franees Osborn Agnes Miller dJceephine Nelson... Eliza Frisbee. Martha Ann Waters. Fenus Filis..... Bareh Vincent Margareta lavison Maresret Miller Hester Kedding ‘ Mary E. Alexander .. Eliza Williams... Abraham Roberts yo 00 rOreeo =o Segeee StEses,.t08c506 sesseessesese 2 32823 Charles Everson. oo Edward Smith ee 0 (isles 90 00 3 Es doves... dames Henry Armetrong Frederick Davis Talford Day John WH. Sroith J. Tuckett Robert F. Smith. James it baker James Williams Adame doeeph Lrone Alexander White Thomae HH. Jenkins Wiliam Jobusen f 250 09 sereeeeee 1000 60 CO 100 00 Leonard White dohn Matthews Marcus Carpenter... Samuel Bend William Dehoise Joshua Peterson sonees Don Jovegh P, Fieaay slostoh Porter... David HL. boudtder Solomon Gift Vercy Hopkine Francis Harris Jobuston & White John Alexander at “900 00 Ciniwante «ill be required to prove the ownership of t! porty destroyed, the fact in relation to ite aud the value of the property yamed persons, with thelr v itnesses, are attend 2 El Ait F. PURDY, | JAMES DAY Ls, At Special ALGUSTUS WEISMANN, >| o SMITH ELY, dry Committes, ORISON BLUNT, New York, Sept. @th, 1868, 00 $2,000.000 ala OF THE SUBSCKIPTIONS are hereby invited to @ Loan of TWO MILE LON DOLLARS, authorized by an ord) e pers isors, approved by the sotitied *4n Ordinance ta yor nt of audatitutes for cor fais deownty oF New York who have been or may her atter be drafted to serve in the Army of the other purrosea.” The proper books for such subscriptions will be opened at the Camptroller's ofice on and after SATURDAY the v9th Aucust inetant, and will remain open unti! t hall be taken, il be reyuired to deposit with the er at the Broadway Bank, within five er entering their subscriptions, the amounts subscribed for by them respectively, and on present: tug his recripte for the money to the Com pire! erthey will receive Bonds of the County for e118! amonate, redeemable on or before September Ist, 1264, with in terest from the date of peyment at the rate of eix per cent, per annum. pi sy MAT RAE W 1. BRENN AN, Comtroune City vew York: Depar'ment of Finsace, Cccp trolles’s Odice ‘vgusi £9, 1804, 44 on durtng the existing war, and Jor | AMUSEMENTS. BaAksems AMERICAN MUSEUM. SVERY DAY AND EVENING TIUIS WEEK, eaamen ie MONDAY, Sey Hines i jae nbow u ion an srocing 10 613 and friends that nouncing to hie numerous patro meee IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND, At an immenre expense, the original and only gen- une SPECTRAL ILLUSION, THE GHOST! Which will be Introdaced FVFRY AFTERNOON and EVENING, at Sands .ociock, inthe intensely exciting and (n- Yrama called TRAL NUN; or, the GHOST OF LINDENBURG, With appropriate Boeniec Effects, Music, Properties, &e., &e., followed by the inimitable Farce; AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY, Making the moet attractive and fascinating entertain- ments ever offered the American public, LAST WEEK of THE BUMMER DRAMATIC COMPANY, Which has played one of the most suceesetul engenge- mente known at the Museum. Let thore who would see their splendid performances take heed that - THIS WEEK I8 THEIR LAST CHANCP, LAST WEER, ALO, of ©. W. CLARCR, - The suchessful manager of the above Ma pea whore nutmerour frieads will bear him in ou stantial remembrance ON BATURDAY NEXT, when he takes ¥ WIS FAREWELL BENEFIT, And «when he wiil have the pleasure of presenting them with an array of 7 VOLUNTEER T N Which will guarantee the moet overtlowing hocees. To be seen at all boure, every day and eventr THE 810UX AND WINNEBAGO INDIAN CHIE INDIAN CHIEFS, WARRIOKS AND SQUAWS, whe have been attracting thonsend upon thousands, dally, tothe Miseum. Everrcody wanta to ree THESE WILD CHILDREN OF THE FOREST, who, though re ntativ WARLIKE TRIBPS, iF Of the wilde of Minverota, are, and always have been, STEADFABT FRIENDS OF THE WHITES. They are splendid «pecimens of their Treepeetive tribes, and in seeing them aud their performances one THE INDIAN AB IN RIS NATIVE WILDS, Gnd witnesses all bie peculiarities an KNOWS THE INDIAN LIFE fe well naif he had visited them in THEIR WIGWAMB IN THEIR NATIVE WILDS, They are on exhibition every day and evening, eod St intervale and on the sere, DURING EACH DKAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT give a selection from the following characteristic repr Treeatations of their babite and custome: KECRUITING DANCE, with Song of Persuasion, aod F ch by Ble Win’ , WA with Sone of the wer Trait. BUALP DANCE, with Song of Victory. Pine HA hn Souttof Pose nit os wil ue : } HUNTING DANCE, with song of the Chase, MOCCASIN GAME, the favorite method of gam- bling, the Indians being the greatest gambiers in the world. Aleo tobe even at all hours, A MONSTER PYTHON. THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE FAST} neerly lied to the Boa; hut THE LARGEST OF THE SNAKE @PECIBS, ever wen ON THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT, A LIVING SHEEP WITH 5 HORAS, AUTOMATON WRITER, HF LIGHTNING CALCULATOR A ESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MINKS, The GRAND AQUABIA, Learned Seal, Ses Lion, Monster Hear, Living Anacondes, Was Figures, &c. Admiesion to all 25 cts: Children under 10, 15 cta.106 \REAT— NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION t the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE 3TH ANNUAL FAIB oy THE*AMERICAN INSTITUTE, OPEN DAILY From 9 o'clock, A.M., to 10 siereal PM. THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN OPERA BAND, hip of FE. GRILL, il even: wn iad and, ree ere? ove EW BOWERY THEATRE— MONDA Sept. iA i A NEW GHOST DRAMA, TY FAWK at BS, OF, THE GHOST OF ARDSALL CAVE, Io whic Mr, E. EDDY will appear The Drama of THE NEW YORK FIREMAN, And the comic farce of DEAF AS A POST. EXCURSIONS. GRAND PICNIC AND EXCUBSION OF St. Augustin's Charch, Morrisanie, Rev JOSEPH P. WOODs, Pastor, late of St. Patrick's Cathedral, will take place at hellevue Garden, foot of S0th at, East River, on Wednesday next. Should the weath- er prove unfavorable, the Exeursion will be Ee ported until the next fair day. 1 ISHING BANKS—THE ONLY RBOAT— 10,000 caugbt dally on ateainer STATTEN ISLAN- DER, Capt, 1. O. Phillios, leaving every dey ex Saturday, from South iith st, Williamebureh, at 7 A.M Beck Blip. 7 | 20th ot, N. iver, Spring st, 8%; Pier 4.N, R.. 9. Full bend of masie accom the bost for dancing ; bait lines, refreahmente fore. ished on board. Pare, cent for the trip. N. B. On returning will make the usual landiqgs, Leads’ Yl ot, NR, _ GENERAL BUSINESS. _ T 77-— PAWNBROKER’S TICKETS wanted -] will per more than eny person in this tity for pawn tickets of diamonds, watones, jewelry, uns, pistols, silverware, &. Any person having tic ete to sell would do weil (o call before apes of them elsewhere The above advanced on if desired, by applying at 77 Blereker at, up stairs, 20 SSAY OFFICE, 17 JOHN ST..—JOHN P- WATERS, gives the mint value for old gold and silver, All Kimds of ores assayed and jewe! w refined ‘ ry ewsere AT,80o. PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS Want- ed 1 will pey cent. more than any other perron inthe de. for lekets tor watches, dianoude, jewelry, silverware, pistols, silke, de. ; and money Mherally advanced on ‘hesame, Remember the piace, 609 Broadway,cor of Houston #t.up-staire, room 5. 365 MPORTANT—ALL ARTICLES FOR SOL. diers, in camp orin the field, should be sent by the Harnden Express, 74 Broadway, as they send gf belt rates HTM Slat Set AWYER—I PROSECUTE OR DEFEND : goed cases in any court, and charge potblas iff lo not eu A reinption pa: i M. HOWEAS, Couveellor He tlorney, Nae seu street, aia 4 MILLERS PIFTY-CENT HAIR DYE, 4¥2 black and brown, warrauted the best, cheapest, most darebie sud vataral See world. Dyes ine sneous: Mt. y % Dey Af New York. 7G) Srnewias Devet, ' I OLD BOOKS, WASTE PAPER, WU &e., Rage. The higheat cash price paid for raga, old Pamphlets, waste paper, &e, by Gn C » 2) Howard at 312 GQPECTACLES — KEAL EYH PRESERV< ers: woak sight improved Professor FRANKS, # his calebrated reserv: fective vision, at his office, ty Grea, ah eo Ridin street, 419 T°,.('ROCERS—KISDLING WOOD AT SO) Woeat é4tb at. Large bund! woo! at #1 50 per hundred, 8, HARBISON MCN 80 USE GAY'S PATENT AXLE GREASE— anya 28 Whitehall et, N. ¥ Whiteball et, N Y's PATENT AXLE GREASE; depot, 38 FPO 334 CENTS PER POUND PAID Cash @/for old newspapers, books and pamphieta, and the | Dighoat y ice Cah paid for all kinds ot he rf makers stock, THOS C, BENNETT, No 183 William street, cor Of Spruce paSeutaits s 423 | & 10 98 CENTS PAID CASH FOR OLD looks, news re and pamphlets, and the high: rr ee paid for at Kinds of pov by F. R. Wal Rene ce + 95 CENT HAIR DYE! BRIEST’S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE is the only Reliable, as well as the Cheapeat article tn the world, and is sold all res dle Druggi the United states, le Druggiste are our Agents in New York: BARN) Co. SUS Bro: wer Jou. HART, nat; and Meeare iikELER. 112 Cherry at, REED & | (a. TS0 Allen cor, Stanton ete, and cor | end Honston et; POKTER & Co,, 615 Hudson etreet and 417 Sixth avenue. egists can also be eapplied by CHAS. N. CRITTENTON, No, 48 Sixth avenue Manulactured at 40 Bouth Becond ot, Wiliamabuseh =) ELLINOR WILKINS. (The continaation of this Stary is anavoidshly crowded ont today.) _ FOR SALE AND TO LET. FINE LARGE stow WINDOW, with ot ter and waste spent Ietvon the ‘Great Westere * No, horoughfare, Hudson et ; rent ie “ bn rep. Apply No. & Tenth et, between end 6th avenues, 186 PPARTMFNTS TO LET—UPPER PART, sisting of 3 roeme, on 2d ator, ond large atthe: Tent $8.00. Also § rrome, 4th ors, coon AF Jet ave! Apply to AUERBACH eHATZEL. ])°, YOU WANT A HOME OF YOUR Own? #200. £225, #250, #300, 0350, #400—elther of the above prices will buy a lot at Wrileabeth » New Jer. ery, on the following terms of payment if desired: @16 and $10 per month till for, or money will be advanced to help parties purchasing to build, Per- gone not natursliged can hold and conver property is New J. but cannot in New York, For particulars let, New York, oe ereey, spply to FR. KELLOGG, 139 Pear to NA | . Eli, > | aemidhbelcricbioailongicbsacas ARMS FOR SALE AT JAMAICA, LONG 5 1 ‘ree, - proved: aloo 40 acres of aud ander a nocd erica ad cr amaaeistey Gent fen et. Office houre.40 toi.” “oo ‘OR SALE—THE SUBSTANTIAL HOUSER id lot, No. &3 North 4b at, Williamelnreh, the inte for #3 nd contains 16 rooms, id Callar, water on ises. For en. ly to HUGHES & EN, corner Sth t end |, or of the owner see. POR SALE—A HOVSE AND LOT 177 Prospect st. The house is S-etory and attie, with basement. Inquire of H. N. CONKLIN, cor, Pearl and Jobn eta, or on the premises, Brooklyn. SOR SALE—A SM ALL FARM OF 9 Acres, in goo. ler, with crops, te, 2 more orme ° 5 Q E.STORY, cor of Bowery and Grand ete Nee, Or” R SALE OR EXCHANGE—A CITY LOP 261100 feet, within 7 minates ride jew York £C Benenlva ay Ha pe mn and 1 waron. a ir. @! io and Steuben et, Rrooklyg. eee OR SALE IN BROOKLYN—ON EASY terme, a 2atory and basement frame house, filled in, containing nine rooms; also one ¥-story frame cot tage, filled in, containing six rooms, Jo Ire Goutb- enst corner of Wyckoff et, and Vanderbi! oven cf T. HARGRAVE. STR . 14 PER CENT.—@3,600 WILT. AYS OV buy the 3-story briek store and dwelling, 104 Van Brunt, ner Ewen et, Brooklyn; bas water and aee:is in nice order; store hae shelving, gas fixtures, 4c. Terme very easy, Also for rale, hovers an Woodhull, Neleon, Unton, Columbia, Harmiiton eve and Dike peal stot byl Gi to yoy $a phono erm “ash, balance on ae re will bay 2-story frame houre and lot, eor. of Smith and Ainslie ste, Will amsburgh. Only vacant lot on east side of Van Brontet, bet. William and for eale on very favorable terms. E.R. K 139 Pearl et, New York. OOMS WANTED—A SMALT, FAMILY ‘wiah 3 of 4 rooms, farnished or unfurnished, for housrkeeping. Ifin Brooklyn of Williameburgh, must be within S minutes welk ef ferry, Address R, box 950 Ban Ofhce. 343 O SHOEMAKERS—TO LET—A STORE With two back rooms and fixtures, 43 Powers Beer Dean #t, Rrookivn, tefng & good stand for the business, having een occupied as euch 5 0, 6 the ay nenulactrig fanbase cone, hfe, ae. T LET—TAILORS SEWING MACHINES, meats @ floor with 16 indows, corer of Bowery and qhitee mach Ught reat low: Tnquire 454 Pear 3 LET—A BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR & second handed boot maker. Bent m Apvly 763 5th av, ee as SITLPPING. aes R LIVERPOO!—TAPSCOTT’S LINE— Ship GEN. McCLELLAN opie Govt 10th, FOR LONDON... ¥. Ship HUDSON sails 1th, For passage t0 or from Li and London, o@ an a TAPSCOTT, BROTHERS & CO, 86 fou IR LIVERPOOL—THE ol Ke il tine i r e se of thie ‘ relag 5 Apply at THOMPBON'S Poarlet, TIER RE) SS From QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL— Cunard Line. #25, payable in gold, or its equiva. lent in curreney The first eless Iron Steameb: OLYMPUS sails from New York 16t al WSs caveat iutiaues Clon a0 Fab eerage For passage apply to ton at . a 800 O. ROBERTS’ LINE,via NICARAGUA, ¢ FOR BAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON, On Baturdey, October 3, at oon, THe are: or The finest, fastert ond, Vtropeent eteamchip In the California trade, will seil as above from the pier fou of ryosren civess, North Bh er. or ai ty 0 Ef sibel pete! ee NGTON, Ww Went st. OTICE—THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF bss LIMERICE, of thle line, 4 onl *4, in extre amer on Thureday, Bept. ar eplendid accom- tmodations pretintes homber of JOHN G. DALE, agent, 15 Broadway, ik Oo BLACK STAR LINE FOR Constite ion. IVERPOOM oir ney op UNIVERSE ON RATS Bib SEP BWALLOW TAIL LINE FOR LONDON, voces coerce BAILS 10th BEPB e or Draft ly to VIELIAME & GUION, 40 Fulton et. TH, GALWAY LINE. E_ ATLANTIC, IRIS ROYAL M ADRIATIC NAVIGATION jcOMPaR } ey HIBERNIIA... 000 bie! ala Noon bd ere only, at reduced perepie fol. Broulrencr, RUIN ' ‘The Magnificent Steamsbi; FKEMNIA ; Sept. Sth. to be followed by th New York, Sept. 2¥d. First Cabio Passage..........870 and 980, Intermediate bi sisseta “a Will sail from Bose tar ant ay, on Tuesde ed BRIATIC. trea Rater of passage, payable to gold or ite equivalent in currency Bteerage ‘ ‘ burps teers. Uremaene Batterdeee antes Fares froma Lt New Y. fares from Liverpoo! or Galway to New Beaton, #25, 835, ao, 6 ein. 8 ot For passage, apply to SABEL & SEARLE, 23 ° For freight eodoaher Information’ proedway, 842 hie ii Ruth Williaa at ___, DENTISTRY, i MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Having hed 4 teeth extracted by Ded Say YILLEKS is Grong a8 blocs > mendation Tothose suffering ras ae JANE MARTIN, 46 Broome et, GREAT aot OVER ANFSTHETIC NIT! 89 TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED raovt by DR. HOYT, eole m Nitrous Oxide, it is superior to Chisroteent or bieag and perfectly harm ing @ quiet ale pleasing » eations, and perfect insensibiiity to oring ich, Textract teeth without the know! ry fhe patient, Teeth filled and Artificial Teeth of e: DE. HOY', Dentist, Jot Trecateencuon musta BK JOHN HOWE, 445 C jAL STREET, @ sett of teeth lve: b tee! Fite ea eldtowe ale cena Par Ajeet tol ver tooth. “Teeth extracted without pain’ 263" Dé: GRI FEIN, aby GRAND ST, NEW Oppose! a y tt. klyn, are {reepting hey, jest gs pee Tess item seting ter Fal iver or 14) er tooth ae sliver oc rubber,” §*