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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetioneer
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(SfeTes No. ~ Ann and ll5 Fulton stTesis.)

TUESDAY,
At loh o'clock, at the auction room H.; -
Lage and valuable sale oil elegant eothng up>
or fancy and staple dry goods and
articles, guns, watches, sc. r. ,,-,-,-
the balance ef stock Of hardware furnish
removed for convenience OF SALE comprising gene
raj variety OF articles in the ,ins
At 10 10 o'clock, in the sales room
Splendid Bale Of Paintings Franc Fores and elegant fun
tue-The sale will commence the Ann street store with
variety useful and esan articles Of household and caohet
fuIniture and other articles IN the line.
In the Fulton street valuable fores and an on
tire collection superb original paintings fine ensa"inss and
Al,o, Military Equipments aud a splendid pair Of dueng
pistols.
Sale at Hsrlem by order Of Receiver IN ChaneeyAt II
O'clock by virtue OF order Of the Court OF Chancey will
ESQ., in the 2h ward OF the city Of New Yok large guam
ty Of household furniture Of all several
&c. &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
having mill, hous-, barn orchard. sc situated IS miles
from Albany and about the FROM the Utica rail road
Price low-Title ndsputableTems sonable Inquire
the auction
For Sale or EIchangeA farm of acres II land beau
fully situated on Morehouse Lake near the village
Ao 3t Of lani the town OF Wells about 50 miles
from Albany
A UCTlON NOTIEE-Trowbridge& ca, will sell this
"A morning a. 10 clio k the auction Sei Broadway,
large assortment Of segan. nc among ieh Hre
cha AM bIandy Madeira sherry, port
aud champaign wines.
Also 900 900 Sega American and imported which
are R-gali.s, La Norma, PnncIpes, Ne,
Also lage Of good Segas be sold without reserve
with which The sale will commence. -
Also be sold without advances lot Of do
nestle made La NOrmas and Prncpes al tim
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Foreign ImpOrtations.
MANsANILLA-Brg Oseola2O bales tobacco 27O logs nah
hogany do cedar b Lasala.
VI a RHINE HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 Commodore ROBERT SLvEy, Of News Fleet, Re-
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken their Passage, List Of their Cargo and
board them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Qce all the Marine Int they can
obtsn Nsuuch Information Of any kind will be thankfully
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Sales OF StOck 8

sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
l0shares Mechanics Bank, 1877 25 do Girard Bank, 81
$500 City 6s 1896 lo2 shas North America Bank, Sol
ics' Bank, 3lt.
AFTER BoiRs-l4 shas Farmers and Mechanics Bank
3ls $500 City Gas 6's los; rs shas Grard Bank 81
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- ILLINOIS: ILLINOIS ILLINOIS !! ANY
~ low from 80 TO $50
of first land dry and updulatRg, in Vermhon
County Danyle Illinois, hear Of purchaser by
pIyiug 10 JAMES SHAW, l2l Fulton st. ". BY letter
post stating the lowest price per acre the exact location
The quality snd the qua % The landi Improved,
stating the Of such and the
in which the suppl with water for farming
And also stating direct fro New
York City TO the lands described. 80
I,rJ - j22 msrc
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l-Arr LADY Chapman (BrD Harriet
Wilmng!on. De Tweed, (Br stiuup. Eleuthera lronde
Morley, Hartford.
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DC THE FINEST GREEN TURTLE OF THE
season will be served this day, in Soups and Steaks at
the All Nations Hotel Dining Saloons, Ill Broad
NAV
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n3- CoMsTOCK's sARsAPARILLA-This fine
eruptions bloches the face The price is but so
cents per bottle, 81 per Dozen For purifying the
blood nothing equal It, To be had only at 81 Csrrt
lapdt street,
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Am E RICAN mUsEUt1.
ANN EuIAI RnEN

AND HRIAL GARDEN
ILT , Every Dav and Evening this week
The Msnsger has engaged 10 tented Performers, and
happy in Museum Novelties.
He has ~nRageu-
Mr. WILLIAM COLE, the Great Con,orticpst from the
London Theatres late from the Park Theatre this city
who will appear in a variety Of Classic GYMNASTICS,
with his educated talented Deg BlLLEY whose
sagacy obedience aud dent have placed him
among the - = -, -,
He will dance, sing, put light, jump through bal
osn. climb aladder walk lame, kick chair. and
enact numerous other astonishing feats .unu,,.
Also for week only, the celebrated 0EOh1E
WESTERN recently denomnated
GREAi WESTERN
The best dehor of Negro Character ard the best Negro
Dancer living who will present the lovers OF mh the most
recent importation in the shape Of couee. ard original im
Virginia Breakdown This extraordinary perform
hiss elected the admiration Of thousands in all the
pal theatres in the United States.
The City Brass Band Of Thirteen Musicians is engaged for
the BALCONY, garden and
Mrs. PHILLIPS the popular Vocalist, Mr. bROWER, tho
Comic Singer, LA PETITE CEKITO, &c;
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon at
4o'cloek. and every Evening at half-past8. .
rrice OF admission % cents Children under ten nall pee
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90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
RlLLA Gentian and Sasafras, prepared by the New
York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, is sovereign
remedy for scrofua, ring worm blotches moes ulcers
pimples the face or body, rheumatism, glendular
affections diseases OF the bones wasting of the fesh and
half dozen $780, in do containing dozen So care.
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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TO SHIP MASTERS AND OTHERS.
EfT his home the 18th inst, joseph Anderson in
denied apprentice to James Acock Dental Surgeon, No
Murray sire ct New York; Is Of small sta
fair complexion has small his forehead Had
when ef hat pastaloons and jacket bne
plaid white shirt shoes and woollen hose Any norma
ton respecting him will be thankfully received by his a
widowed mother Ruth Anderson Of Morton and West
street, or Nc. 4 Murray street. All expenses paid,
Southern papers will please copy. jv29 3tsr
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VIII be observed that some articles, as brandy malas
SEES and sugar higher than before This brings into
requsiton stocks that have been long in store. The
range of prices about per higher than before
imposition of the tariff last year. English manufactures
have also improved but net to extent which allow of
Lar 4
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

FUK SALE AT PUBIC AUCTION. "
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell At
puoe auction, l1h August at their Print Works; in
Runway NJ all the machinery aud prop ofthe
company consisting of printing and machines cal
lenders cylinders dye coppsn dying and bleaching
boilers % power, with
boilers fire engines 2paent balances. safe, hydraulic
and press small slide lathe with complete
Of tuning and boring and ba ksmths tools
OF imported .tee md new and Of iroa quantity Of drugs
suitable for calico and dyers, tubs casks and large
cisterns stoves tables, benches, &c.
Catalogues which may had application Mr. Philip
FERGUSON Il WALKER
jyl9 lmsr 81 William street.
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tending towards improvement We hear of sales Of
Laguayra at7j &c Java llta lltc st. Domingo 81
DC Brazil II SIC Cuba OF a7tc Marscsibe 7a7s,
in small lots wanted
frortsions-Nothing new under this head prices RS
main as last quoted which small sales made Lard
mas slightly fallen of in demand without affecting prices
Sugdr-Prces for this article rather improving and
the demand increasing We note sales Of small to
the trade for Cuba Muscovado Sal cts Porto Rico 6a7
cts New Orleans 6a6f cts; Brown Havana 7tas cts
Whaiebons-Saes TO extent Of South Sea, at So
80 cents mostly at the first quotation.
HGy-The demand has rather improved within a few
days and quote sales of fair qualities for shipment at
AS So the latter price will however command PRIME
Oiis-Sales of Whale made yesterday at 80 cents
for South Sea- Linseed continues firm 70 70 cents for
American.
Fou-The market closed yesterday at 81 93i SIS; but
that hardly be considered the ruling rate Holders
disposed to accept trife less than that rate Ohio
and Michigan 81 rs 81 s7t; Ohio round hoop, SIS
l23; Georgetown, SIS IS SIS S7i; Brandywne, fresh,
SIS at; Wheat, dull hear Of sales; Corn North
River, sells at SO cents; Southern at So cents.
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~~A ~ CAMP MEETING AT SING SING
6E@A1Re The fast sailing steamboat WAVE. captain
Nv anderbt will leave this morning, Tuesday
August LIST, the foot Of Delaney psst6 Nj Cstharine
slip pefore 7; Chamber O'Clock; Caua ST q 7;
Hammond st past Returnng-Leaving Sing Sing
4 =. NJ. Fare each way, lBA cents.
N. BThs arrangement will continue during the Camp
Meeting allt$h
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, July 31-2 p. M.
The stock market presents the languor which has
characterized during the past few weeks. The sales
are exceedingly small and with but very little variation
in prices Harlem rose Other stocks remained near.
ly the same.
stocks at la.
The transactions in exchange for the packet have
been large. Most OF the remtances account of div
dends were made by the last packet. The rates
iollows;-
R.rr. ox Foprtar Ru Nryy YoRu Jpty
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90 CHOLERA MORBUs, Dysenteries, Diarrhses,
and the various affections of the bowels incident to the
season, making their appearance and carrying
off great numbers, who by timely application OF the
proper remedies, could have been saved The great de-
who have suffered from its effects to sudden and
attacks of the above Diseases together with depres
sion of spirits languer palptaons and affections
of various kinds. Would you be relieved Try Dr.
Shermans Camphor Lozenges-they are invaluable and
morbus and diarrhoea7 They never failing proven
tive and by using them through the warm season you
will find your strength renewed They act like CHARM
and those who acquainted with their effects, will
be without them DR.. Shermans warehouse is LOG
Nassau street. Agents, ITO Broadway, 10 Astor House.
227 Hudson street. lss Bowery II East Broadway and Sc
William street.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
s& JOHN READY respsctially inform. hi, friend.
the public he has commenced business IN the above
line At 90 Nassau where he will thankfully receive
- -, -. a.. III. forc
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RATES OF FoREIoS Bills New YqRH, y.LJ

f fSaasn 5S9SS s.s ss ssss s. ss
Amsterd, 3sA ssh 38na39k 39aa 39M 39Aa 40
Hamburg 34Z 3411 3tAa35 33Ha 33A 35a 3sa
remen, IS a 75h II ank MA 7Z MA 77h
There is but little alteration in the rates with the
ception of Franceon that point the rate is high, and
disposition to ship specie is manifest. The ship.
of produce France this year shows falling off,
while to all other points there is increase. In the
article alone there has been less ship
ped than last year. It will be worth while to examine
the operation of the present tariff upon French goods in
reducing the exports of produce to that country psrtcu
arly OF cotton this year. when the supply has been
abundant and prices low. This is the of the
year when a turn in the exchanges takes place. We
will therefore give the following monthly rates for a
series Of years
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THE OLD ENEMY REVIVED -!
STATE PRISON MONOPOLY AGAIN -!

THE OLD ENEMY REVIVED -!
STATE PRISON MONOPOLY AGAIN !!
NOTICE.
LII Traders oppressed jured by nfrngemen Of their
II rights as Mechanics by the State Prison Monopoly
requested General Meeting be held at the Mont
Hail. No 6Prnce street Broadway on Tuesday
Evening" August l843 at O'clock to take into console
be adopted for preventing this
Infamous monopoly Of convict labor to the injury OF ala
hone st mechanics.
The member. of the New York Delegation the late Con
vention Of Mechanics held Albany particularly invited
attend this occas ON.
". B.-Evey Employer and Journeyman Stone Cutter of
the cities OF New York Brooklyn and Jersey City expected
will come for ward.
JAMES DICKSON,
HENRY LARKIN, }Committee.
jy31 2t~ec PATRICK MAFFITS
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uo- IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE
cure guaranteed-The College of Medicine and Phar
macy, ofthe city Of New York established for the sup
preston quackery prepared TO treat all diseases
OF private nature, and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maladie advantages not TO be met with
at any other institution in this country either public
private. From the constant correspondence, and from
private arrangements between the Medical Institution of
Europe all the improv in the treatment of these
diseases forwarded to them long before they reach the
majority Of the medical profession Of this country.
With such advantag together with the combined skill
of the first medical of this country the College feel
satisfied that the good work they have undertaken "he
suppression of quackery" will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
services.
Terms, for advice, and ell medicines, SIS.
~ B. Patients living at distance, by stating their dis
explicitly in writing giving all symptoms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere if any,
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full direc
ons for use, with guarantee Of cure, by addressing
the Agent of the College, post paid, enclosing S.
BY order w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College % Nassau
street.
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TAYNES CARMINATIVE BALsAM Disease has
opened spring business and have complaints Of
pains the and bow Is dysentery dy const
PATTON sick ndaehe and other ailments growing
Of cold OF the digestive and secretve func
tons 1sse who desire immediate from UGH toruring
ystaous should TO that safe and expeditions remedy
Jaynes Carnnative Balsam. This medicine the
fluids from which the blood generated nd thus psr6e, the
vital To the directions which
each bottle OF the Carminative attached u
from the highest standing IN the ned
professions.
Sold at wholesale and retail by A. q Sands, Druggists
No 70 Fulton ST. 27s Broadway IT East Broadway
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GAROTv.
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON

NIbLOS GAHOr~-
TUESDAY, August L. 1919
To commence A. o'clock. .
THE RAVEL FAMILY
rt Night OF the revival OF the celebrated Comic rantomims
ofenchantment csIled -
n MAZULME, THE NIGHT OWL. -
reproduced with all the original splendof WIN whion
was produced last wh@u thae the sI
ddion 20 which the Scenery since has been repanted
e have been Tricks construeted
Jerome Havel.
The performance TO commence ~ o'eloeb. with the
Overture 10 Les Dismsns DO IA Cou,onn., Aubsr.
immediately after which the whole OF the Rsve Family will
appear in their wsnds ,,g , B.J,opanees the
Pas de Deux de Nathalie, by Nine Leon Jayel late Miss
Wells and Mons Martin
Halt hour, intermission will be allowed for promenade
spd Refreshments in the Grand Saloon,
Whre Ice Creams Fruit Ices and Refreshments Of the choi
eest kinds and in great variety, will be tound.
After which the Paptomime called
MAZULME,
THE NIGHT OWL.
Marulne, the Night Owl, MrWsla
Ghey ,lier Banano, ,r@.l. Jsrppms, n
Emie, Gabriel hs'ei
Amer which
THE PROMENAnE MUsCALE,
The Splendid Orchestra will perform several popular
selections Of new Music. -
~ AIu"t ro'ice will be IN ,u.oosnc. caro-
nsan 70 prevent the admission of imrrorer parsons
. Tickets Fifty Cent? Nav he had - me 'ar"- during
NJ A limited hummer of se,,o, Trwu be dis
10 No postpone nent thus
weather. As the Grand Entrance from Broadway
il protected and the Saloon which
IN Osed AZ n mo q mott
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GRAND DEMONSTRATION AND PICNIC
EYCITR SION

<SAN Al IN celebration of the First Anniversary of
rthe l. q of Rechsbites on Wednesday, Aug.
I'D, at Glen Cove. The splendid steamboat
BELLE, commanded by the well known Capt joel Stone,
for the OCCASION together with NY City Brass Band
and will leave following plsces,-s,ae Prison dock
O'Clock; foot of Spring O'Clock pier No North
River past o'clock foot of Pike East River p,st
o'clo from foot of Delaney East River to 70 O'clock
Tickets for the q be obtained atW
10 West ST. OF JW Dodge of White and Broadway; +. H.
Wrighs Temperance Home junction of Houston and FHst
r. Lee of Bowerv and Stanton also of Brother C@x
No. Commerce St. Newark and at the different landings on
the morning of the excursion.
The Glen Cove Temperance Society have invited the Oys
Bay, Maphasset Cold Spring Huntington aud Norwich
Societies be that Dinner VIII be
pared in the Grove by the Glen Cove Society.
The will also be celebrated by an Grafton to be
delivered Green Methodist Episcopal Church in
the evening by Brother William Wallace late Of kenucky
Common Council of the city of New York Hon George
Briggs Hon. Freenghuv Capt Of kentucky.
Mr. Levin OF Philadelphia Edward Deeyan, ESQ., George
Parker ESQ., Of Boston, Henry Riei ESQ., of New York. and
others invited to attend
Tickets ian cents be obtained the Committee board
the boat or 1t the door of the Church.
~ B-lf the weather should prove uniavoabe the excur
will be pOstpOned until the fair day iv3l Nsec
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THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
WORLD.


NOW Exhibiting at 90 West Broadway, near Anthonyst.
~ for short mea Double Spanish Live Bull taken scar
Buenos Ayes the Plains by the spani,d IN he year so
ISIS to be the most wonderful defo,mty IN the known world
He has double wind double breast double paunc dou
BILE ribs double hips, and other parts double
He perfectly sound aud good health and supposed TO be
nine old, and weighs 1900 pounds Professors OF
Natural History, and AnatOm would do we'll to
visit and judge for themselves.
Also calf with siI Iess, heads and two tails.
Sea Dog Leopard, taken alive the North River.
The head resembling that Of dog and skin spotted like that
OF the Leopard Truly wonderful curiosity Wolf Mon
KEYS, &c.
Admission 2x cents Children under years half price.
Good Music in attendance. 1y25 6tlsr
MRS. BUTLER,
(NELEBRATED Elocution,st, respectfully informs
the public that she giving one entertainment IN
New York. prior her immediate departure for Europe
APOLLO SALOON,
On MONDAY EVENING, July 3lst.
She will that the choice OF those pieces
which have obtained the approval OF immense audiences IN
the United States aud in Canada. which will be-
Ossians Address the Sum- brief discourse Phrsnology
a beautiful SPEECH of indian Chief in reply message
from the President The Battle of Waterloo; Soloques from
Shakspeae and conclude with The Daughter Of En Gu
ogzed by tive first intellect including the OF every State
where she has given it, Th. potyey the last time that
the Daughter Of Erin can be repeated in Amerca
To commence at o'clock Jy29 NeH
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHlLADEL-

RIO LET-From the 3st day of July instant, for
Of this long established and pop
ular house. with and elegant saloons, scene
wardrobe, library music machinery, property and gas NJ
Its well known reputation both Europe and tho
United states renders detail OF the numerous
and peculiar advantages and induce which present them
selves the OF efficient management 70 So
which will the chief object OF the proprieor
Address proposals. which shalt be considered CONFIDENTIAL TO
THE Board OF Agents Of the Chestnut Street Theauo NO
81 south Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. iyTtoalsr
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Peaches FOR SALE.

NH HOUSTON, Dentist, ~. returned to New Yorh
!th3t wim.e
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY
+. SUSER,
IT'S Broadway, Basement,) one door from Court
laudf atra

u. SUSER, Bootmaker, and maker Of Lasts. an
Y"Elve" OF Cerce Of Paris, begs leave inform his
friends and all the ama.eur Of gsntlenany chaussure,
that he can in New York. with the French
Materials all that perfectly made Paris by his
the celebrated bootmaker Clerce whose
this side of the Atlantic respectfully invited
SUSERs boots and lasts before they despair OF being chau
ses ~ New York alter the incest l.est Fans fashion
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Vansh sold.
IVES lmeec
ID L. MUNOs, Importer and Dealer IN the best Havana
Segars cctfu y invites his friends aad the public IN
general particularly the pdge, of the article 70 call az The
B0wery figure Of the Indian Chief the door holding
the sign in his hand He has received by the late arrivals
handsome supply Of the best favored sega equal TO ay
the city, " not superior. So %
"A wv '"''' ''''' W. ~ ''" 49, lia-I
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The surplus stock this year about equal to the deficit
export to France The decline in the export to France
the result Of the present tariff operating upon French
owing to the backwardness of the spring the picking
out" will be nearly month later than usual Hence
short crop inferred This is however contingent up
the fall weather, and by conclusive. The
prices the leading ports Liverpool classification
follows-
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OFFICE AUBURN AND RocnEsTER 4. X Coz
Csnandligus, July It'll, l843 )
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of three cent, on the
Capital Stock of this Company will be paid on tine first
the city Transfer Books of this Company will be paid their d.
yidends the Bank Of The Ste Of New York in the city OF
New York and whose stock registered IN the city
will receive this office The Transfer Books will
be closed frou ne 2lIt inst till LIST August.
BY order, CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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QUARANTINE LIGHTERS.
WE, the undersigned passengers Of the Andrew II"
w take this medium OF
to Captain PaIdee, Of schooner Sarah Matilda" for
uculary KIND behaviour the
1sand late hour Of the night having been bccamed
considerable time We feel pleasure thus teatvinl
gratitude for the he having
given the ladies' his cabin and afforded every facility
winch lay his power, for which, understand he
verbally kaown 10 do on all similar csasions
THOs PURSGLOVE,
ONEIL,
JAS COMMINS,
BRIDGET AWARD,
LOUISA SMITH,
ADAM SAMPSON, Jr.
Signed in behalf OF hundred and ,xty sight
July 10Th, l8i3. al ,t~ec
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

Messrs. Jackson Willard. .Lsssess
Boxes IS cents Pit i2k cents.
Doors will and the Curtain will
au,rer before O'Clock.
THIS EvENING-Th. performance to commence with
the APOSTATE-Pscara. Kerkv; Hemeya, J b Booth
Jr. To conclude with BLACK EYED sUsAN-wiiham
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.AN A EVENING LINE AT O'CLOCK for
SM4D@ sALBANY& TROY direct, without landing,
from the steamboat Ter foot Of Courtlandt ST,
the splendid low pressure steamboat WALL0W Captain
Mclean will leave this, Tue'day evening, August LIST, at
o'clock
The Swallow has large number Of state and for
speed and accommodations surpassed the Hudson