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The New York herald., 1844-09-03
SHIP NEWS.
CorrcSDOndcnCe OF the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2-P. M.
Arriyed-Wliam Johnson Matanzas; Oregon, Wines and
phebe Baxter Boston; Statesman, Was New Bedford Susan
benjamin. Nceny, Nantucket; SIAM Grant NYork; Genoa
Lampher, Providence.
Clcaed-Pocahonas Higgins, and North America Richard
SON. Batmoe Mariner Kidde Boston; Copy Gardner Nam
tncke Achah D. Douglass Fall River Augustus Lord Pitt,
NNork.
miscellaneous.
CoLLIsIoSCapt Bcenken Of the SOPHIA Baltimore,
poris-On the iath Aug lat a6 49, long 20 ayese
derry mast lowered boat and board Of her and
found her TO be the British brig Cromwell Of Halifax with
cargo Of lumbeboth her masts and bosp
Of her bows and her bulwark and sfanchon
the American schr Porto Rico Capt Gray Of Pon had her
IN tow and trying get her into ST Johns NJ From the
the 9Th july company with the British baraue Evergreen,
Capt Henry bound Liverpool and that the ith Aug
about lat IS b. long So weather thick and oggy and blowing
fresh both vessels the brgs
and bowsrit and in her huh considerably The
captain and crew OF the brig with their luggage, has
from the Evergreen, board the brig
away her lanyads and rigging and 10 clear the wreck The
bae during this time getting clear o the brig and her SAIL
suddenly filling Of sight when the second and
(who previously despatched bring the Others oily
hid reached the brig, nothing OF her srds
ant mast and also considerably damaged ia the hull
Home Ports.
PHnaDrIrHIA, Sept 2-Ar LOUISA, Gallagher, Havana;
Turk Edrdge Sun Ryder and Robert ain, Sears Boston;
Monsoon Berry, Cienuegos Below. Corsar aud Others
BALTIMoRE Sept 2An Agnes, [BIeml Bose and Sophie
lBnml Beenken Bemen; Somerset, [Brl Williams Demera
ra Royal Sailor Aecibo; VIM II 1'alman, Ponce Brave,
Ga Paol Fuller Bremen Chastina Iame 81 Johns, b;
Otter (Br) Bell Tnnidad Constitution Lauderman, for La
and Porto Cabeo Sid Com Warrington Gatche La
guayrs Mary Bray Proyidencc Alexander, Lewis, Nlork
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NEW ORLEAss-shp Warsaw.9 packages Bangs Richards
4 Mieransks-2 NicGregor < Wise-I Miller Stan.
ton FTosr-3 Parsons, Canning col Vanderyert co-3
Newbold Curtis7l DIR Blakr5i Barclay-55 Morrell
coIi3l PIGS lead Strachan Scottl9l9 do Rogers
co.. Long, McGegor X co-l5 bales T. ID Iurbu
solo srd II pya1 a csmpbea2o pigs lead Goodhue Dbl
on 1910 SHIN bones 25 bales hops 300 horns Hysop-s hhds
tobacco y Do sugar Roperts * Wams-29 Lawrence K
So dicks and co--l9 bales cotton Habron Nelson
adam dAysp es1 cS159 8 May Holedge6 Length
Daes cotton Andrews-56 Toocke Cooper co.'s hhds
toDacco aghe co873 bales hemp bush wheat "a hid,
Deeswax 30 bales cotton IL casest % order = -
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AUCTION SALES.
a; q. Tuiils. Asetionser

By JACOB y. fLATT.
II AhD w Aitf, Auction General Agency and Commission
THIS DAY, September g. 10 O'Clock al the Auction room
2s Plat corner Of Gold street
Tenth Fall Trade Hardware Sale this season credit Of
SIX months approved endorsed notes for Of SO0 and up
wards-o packages fresh imported Birmingham and Sheffield
iardwae aud Cutlery, French, German aud American Goods
V,k--sad Irons with wrought handles Trace Chains Log
do ,e wrought Nails Gritens Horse do American Shoyes
;aiches Plate aud Knob Locks, Curtain Pins Files. and
Also, 1000 dozen Knives Forks every description just
landed consisting Of stag buck bone, tip, sham, &c.
Also, 1000 dozea superior Pocket Cutlery. yizl, q and
blade Knives ivory pearl and buff four blade Congress
Razors, Shears &C.
Also Wool and Horse Cards Srckands covered and I'M
covered oee Mills, Pehams large size do for grocer
Trying squares Door Springs, $ Mill Saws Cocker x
Sons drilled Needles in boxes; Hoe Co.'S Trowels
Also, table and tea Spoons Tailors lined Thimbes, Fish
Hooks, Violin Strings, Telescopes. Ladies' Work Tables PEN
holders Baekgammon Boards Steel Pens Letter Paper Motto
Seals, multum in paryo sc.
Also, Brldpo [Engsndl Shoe Thread green and beached
Seine Twlne white and linen do
Also, an invoice Of English Guns.
= Also, German Goods viz0 States, Pencils
Toilet and slata Glasses lead Pencils Harps, Snuff Boxes
Also Horse Brushes, patent and fancy Shoe, do
Also English hardwood States. Tumbler Padocks, flat
Spring Bolts, Axle Pulles, iron Weights Norfolk Latches
Nlathemacal INSTRUMENTS q Ihmbes, Toy Watches, cop
Also Tea Trays and Waters Snuer do Bread Baskets &c
Also an invoice Of Plated Bride Bits with which the sale
will commence.
Also 500 Wgg American pattern Stag handle one two
Dragon Tongues, Fire Eaters, &c., &c.
Also Rosewood furnished Work Boxes sets German Silver
Knives and Forks in portable cases, Sc.
Also Wade Butchers Razors single and double cases
very M
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERpooI-Sieam ship Hbemia AZ Boston--Nrs Brooks
Miss pehon hf M Theodore Parker Mrs Parker Mrs Emec
Low, M frances and wise Miss Boadhead Miss Pratt Mr.
naorss Jone and we Msssrs Gaines John Gaines Bar
Strong e.s Pla, Richards Isaac Livermos II Wnkisy,
Wm Scharienbcrg, Tley, Authur Rankin, w Barton w I
Henderson, Grant de Longeu wife infant and three servants
pawson, Jos Sagg Mrs sagg, VIM Roy, Thomas Medley
VWgsss Ws @ g M9rIs2a Jams; Conne J James orn6y col
re- praper and ser,ent Mas.euon Woodbury. Jr M.sou
Ea5ish Ihos Hopkins White, ubsde w w Wadsworth
Mkennd Crfe Jnc jones' r h,e male and three female In
uais Hugh Frazer, Jas Murdoch, Hatfield, w. G. MLeod
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER :


Cleared.
Ships Henry Pratt Keene Canton, c. II. Lacombe: Catha-
Tne Berry Charleston Geo. Suon-Barque Otto (usan)
Roos Amstsrdam WeisserBrigs David dsw odemar
sor, NS-Schrs Joy, Allen Port au Prince s. W. Lewis:
Dodge Knapp, Alexandria; Elizabeth, Mclean Philadelphia:
Splendid, Crowell, Boston.
Arrived.
pisg ibr,g Aya Ghase 1of Newcastle Mel days from Little
schr Amanda Robbins days from Washington NC. with
Schr Dorchester Phillips days from Virginia with no,
toes to MASTER ' ' ioa
Schr Oneida Whittlesey, York River.
SSchhr Leading Star, Collins, Cherrysone potatoes.
Schr sirecian Long, Calais, lumber
Schr Mary Jane, Hutchinson, Calais lumber
toes to master. '' ~ '
Sailed.
Ships St. James Myers London; Columbus Cole Lyerpool.
hca, Hewitt, Havre, and others.
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lbhard Greene Jno Howah, Harris Draper Jacob Bow
O. Jeiome !r Smith Rev John Dowdney0s From Haxifar
r noso Mrs Starr four chdsp and three servants Miss
Mn W. Young Msssrs Thos Dawson Clsisnd F!ee%sa and
Edw Burstall Jas Robinson Capt spearman Messr Tul-
loeh Allen Bliss, Null, Geo Carvill Lieut. g Greene
wife Mrs Tpllosh and child MIR Lowiher Capt Eyesgd Col
Master Herbert-22 Total l3y
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY,
september 9Th,
A WORK ENTITLED
THE DONADO HART ADOR.


OR, LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ALONZO the
Servant o. many Masters Translated from the Spanish
Doctor Teronmo &c Acaa native Of segoye Price ss
intrinsic merit much unlike those ephemera productions Of
devoid OF faults deserving Of the highest praise
master piece Of its kind II printed in Madrid in 1921
and like the plays of Shakespeare has descended from age
and gained new honor transmission II that
work Of such sueatve merit should before have
translated INTO our language but such be the fact
may be perceived in persng the following high euogium pro-
nounced IL by George Borrow, ESQ., agent the British
and Foreign Bible Society and avorably known through the
United States the author Of the Bible in Spain Znga
There exists says that eminent author in the Spanish
guage book entitled Aonzo the Servant Of
composed by Dr. Geronimo de Alcala Of the city Of
Segova who fourished about the of the nth
century perhaps with the single exception. Of the great
o Cervanes there is novel that compete with
grave quiet humo while for knowledge of the human mind
and ana acute we do not believe It's equal is be found
On Bias which, by the bye, piratcal compilation from the
9d spanish noyel,sts executed Is true with great and
Segoyan Doctor, who made all masters from the
Of the Church obscure village in Old Castle 10
the proud dago Lisbon last he convent as Don.
ado or lay brother where for long time he enjoys the par-
cnlar favor OF the father viscar whom he eventually oends like
the rest by the great freedom Of discourse in which he nduges
lie Is formally read out Of society and waners about until
reaches of those forests formerly abonnng in
Spain, where he falls into the hands of Gilanos (gypsies
whom he describes which almost induces the
lief that the author had himself lived amongst those people
true, vivid is his cooring.
WM. NJ. CHRISTY, Publisher.
as U'uc No Astor House.
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From July ist to August, the amount Of funds in New
York greatly diminished and in Charleston greatly
increased This was undoubtedly caused by the revolu
ton in domestic exchanges.
The financial condition of the government of Great
Britain appears from the balance sheet made up to the
5th of July to he very favorable We statement
showing the yearly returns.
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Passengers Sailed. /.

LospoS-Packet ship ST James-E Barnett, u s Navy;
Joseph Lewis Bamore VIM Hepburn, Montreal Major Jas
Jackson British Army; Captain Whislock. Mr. freinger DIR
Miller Belize Hon; Mr. Hese Geo Peltzer GERMANY James
smith, John Brown England Vincent Wallace and lady Mrs
Giocorich.
LIyEgPooLSeam ship Acadia from Boston-AdditionaI:-
Geo Baker, Miss a Hitchcock II Panton Mr. Goodffe
Dan Marble, w Knights, Geve VIM Lettson For Hall,
faz-C Brown Cunard jr, w II Gorham. Total le -
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Expenditure.
Eunded dnaht-Ip aud ma

Excess of Income Expenditure ... Ell 77OOsO
The balances in the Exchequer Of the 9th July. ls43
amounted to fl,s35,Ol4 10 81. The amount raised IN
the ending 5th Of July 1s44 by the control Of fund
ed and unfunded debt and funded debt. fl59 597 g.
Ununded fao4a9 500 O. which applied to the fol-
lowing purposes To the reduction of the funded debt
f96 Sa5 T. To the reduction OF the uAfunded debt,
o. leaving balance in the Exchequer Of 5h
of July, 1874, of f5,6s7, ,497 Z 81.
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Weekly Report or Deaths

the city and county Of New York from the 9th dav
70 the 3lst Of August, 1874.
28 Nlen-15 Women-66 Boys-53 Girls.-Total iC2
DIsEAs6
Abscess Apoplery Il Burned Casualties 81 Cholera In.
antum "a; Consumption 2 Commissions III Congestion of
lungs q Congestion Of the brain 2, Group Derum Ire.
Disrrh@a Dropsy Q; Dropsy in the Head o; Dropsy
ni,tent4; Fever scarlet Fever Typhns Heart disease Of
Of Bowes Ioasn - ~ % q 9a y
Inflammation of stomach q Inflammation of Liver Jaundce
ues Vencrea, Il Malformson Marasmus Q; Measles 2;
Old Age Premature Birth Scrofua Suicide l.; Teething
,; Ulcers |; Unknown 5; Worms |.
AGE-Undsr year CO., to years 26; to "a; TO TO- 7:
to 20 O. 20 to 30 10; 30 @ SO co. co to
ELI LEAviITT, City Inspector
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A SPEEDY AND RADICAL CURE.
A PARIS MlLLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
IN NEW YORK

pARENNE x Co, patronized by the Courts OF France
~ and Belgium Of u Place ymdome, Pars, have the
honor Of making known the Ladies Of the United States
and those of the city Of New York particularly that they will
open branch Of their well known aud fashionable Millinery
street,
The branch in this city will be under the immediate supern
tendence OF Of the principle ladies' of the Paris house The
ladies' respectfully solicited visit the saloons they
will always find every recherche article in the millinery line
from Paris, by the Packets $ they arrive
T. D. They would also inform those engaged in the millinery
business 10 the principal cities Of the Union that all articles
connected with their business and the latest fashions can
ued previous to their being oened the public this city
Orders punctuay attended to. si avis re
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steamsn1D.


=, snip MHstcIv Nnd ABentS.
We shall favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
% & hpnEhr svEy M Captain Of News Boats report Of
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
msdav their arrival Agents and ss% a bo @
or. Or abroad will also confe. favor by sending this office all
ton of any kind win be thankfully received.
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Married.,

OnSunday evening, the lst inst, by the Rev. J. T.
ostrsm HEsRY WrTTYto MARoAnEr a. JAauEs, daugh-
ter OF Robert L. Jaques Esq, both OF this city.
BY the Rev. MIR seabury JOHN r. OAKLEY to Miss Ca.
MrLLL Louisa SEioNETTI, both of this city
On the ID inst, by the Rev. Mr. Balch, SAMUEL MoTT
LEcoErr to Mrs. JULIA LEGaETT, daughter Of the late
Jordon Coles, all of this city
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CONCERT NIGHTLY.

CONCERT NIGHTLY
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
at PNTEUX Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon 3O7 Broad
way Engagement Of Miss ADAIR the fine Vocalist. This
wslknown establishment has been considerably embelshed
IN NAY M o. he best KIND can always be had s
lated Billiard Room containing eight tables communicates with
the Saloon the floor The Ices and Creams the
the city affords, can at all times be obtained.
N = Entrance free. ala 2wsm
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
ON THE BAYSIDE, STATEN ISLAND
NEAR "THE NARRoWSn ~ =

Z
TOR PERMANENT BOARD Dl.RS, transient Iodgrr, and
day visitors oilers opportunity Of enjoying the
land aud water unequaed for its the
luxury Of The sea BATH 1.-THE sea beach being within half mile Of
the h0uSe)
The dinner hour is ~ ocockon Sunday al o'clock su
rerior carriages attendsncr for the accommodation Of
guests fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, just finish
ed of the amusement Of the patrons Of the
. - :. GEORGE PIERIS, Proprietor.
the remainder OF the immediate application of am
lies.
On sundays the boats 5apleton landing every hour
Carage IN attendance 10 convey to Clifton House
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Boxes 81 Pit :. :. SO cents Gallery .25 cents.
Doors open THE Curtain will rise precisely halfpa
THIS EVENING Sept 81, will be performed,
HAMLET.
Hamlet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. Anderson
ohos. s,y ;Nir. pyot'
To conclude with
SHOCKING EVENTS.
Grifinhof f.......................M Mr.. Chippendae
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
DIR. LARDNER'S ENTERTAINMENTS.
G-TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-a
THIS EVENING,
Tuesday,. September Sd.
THE FIXED STARS
TELESCOPE ILLUSTRATIONS,
THE GREAT GA ) MICROSC OPEl
ILLUMINATION OF THE THEATRE BY TWELVE
DRUMMONDjL LIGHTS
GI-To commence o'clock. 50 ltrct
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Died,
On the 3oh of August, at Jersey city, PArRIcK Nc.
Carly, aged so years.
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AaSSsaasa@
~ Ss&$
BULLS HEAD RACE COURSE,
and added pf%s ME Hsa
and ,iSo aSne l
PHENlX HORSE BAZAAR,
$50 & 10l Mercer street.
TIE Public a i AsGGn a. 2 d Sale !, e s. Horses csags
' ha%d harness se'ssa ssd
a S s. SS A. u eeI @ 4. with ss.oss
be wanted. The public nyed % sttenl ''
50 t.ec 'o"1N' : fiom Proprs,ors.
~ FOR sALEeA dark bay HORSE, Of good speed
Ms 'sep speGG s s and free S% vice. vice. and
o Ssss osd%s.y
street. au30 iw*m
FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH.
r looA asrss SEni d, and ,csn, & an
dencs Of The distinguished in the United states il IS
o% large se h e 81 Sw SIo0 Of s too
bet builds it solid the original tooth, useful for
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on the principle of adhe.
gpous setand every performed thsteeh gums
and q TSa S A. Castle az 52sys Ds%s y
lutte has been discovered for secret diseases
which have been known when seated in the system down
eminent physicians II il allowed BY every one acquainted
with it, TO be the most certain safe and quick mode
known roots every yesge OF disease the system
few days, how old the and may also be used
laid the patient Office Division street, other
place in the city Price ST. with directions. On sale 10 Alba.
ny, 81 Lydius st. SO lt*m
A SPEEDY AND RADICAL CURE.
a BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS are the most
speedy and certain discovered for the
norrhga glee all urehra discharges irritation OF the kid
Nc. In recent one box usually sufficient
perfect in fory-eight hours In old cases obstinate
gleets &c. they equally having cured thousands
who had nearly fallen victims this hord discaseowing TO
the nudcious treatment Of ignorant practitioners and quacks
who very frequently ruin their yictim constitution send
them suffering TO- untimy grave These invaluable Pills
purely yegetabethey strengthen the genital
yiyorae the system generally With full directions, 81 For
30 Catherine street. and Olcot McKesson Co. 27 Maiden
lane. SO Im-m
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous Of converting their left of
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
ence having surerfluous Effects 70 dispose Of will find
much TO their advantage sen for the Subscriber who will
= ~ J. LEvINsTYN,
. i66 Broadway up stairs
line through the Post Office or otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. 81 nrcc
A PARIS MlLLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
in NEW YORK.
pARENNE x Co, patronized by the Courts Of France
- and Belgium, Of "a Place yendome, Paris have the
honor Of making known the Ladies Of the United States
and those Of the city Of New York particularly that they will
Estabhnent on Thursday the 18th Of September on de
OF Broadway Grand No Ii Grand
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TO MACHINISTS, &c.
A NUMBER Of Machines FOR Braidng-sll complete-to-
~ geher with quantity Of Reels, Spoos Swifs, Sc Will
he sold very low to close Apply 81 Ferry street
New York. au3O lmsec
EEAI HERS-l000 lbs Western Lave Geese, for sale by
4 au20 h. X. COLLINS co, 10 South st,
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Corner of Broadway and Prince street, New York.
The Entertainments under the sole direction Of
MIR. MITCHELL.
Doors open az Entertainments precisely
- OPERA NIGHT.
The ayorlte Opera Of La File du Regiment will perform
ed tonight with the aughabe Farce Of john Preyohn Co..
IN winch Nlr Holland will appear John Prettyjo john
TUESDAY EVENING, September 3, will be presented,
LA FILE DU REGIMENT
Nlr. Nlcknson
atog,onl MI HOLLAND
The Marchoness Of Berkenield. i. Mrs Hardwick
Marie - - ~Ae"'i'oi'e' ~ ''''. N;as LIS Tsv1os I
G5- Intermission Of half an hourlI ''''
To conclude with,
JOHN PRETTYJOHN & co.
yehu iettyJonn. Mr. Holland
iiu"Hy MIR. Nlckinson
Nj. pr,sat;;v..oh,r Nj. VI LiaiRe
Glementina Pummy. Miss haywood
r-No PosfPONEMENT at this estabi;shmeu, on ac.
count weather. the Grand Entrance from Broadway
Saloon protected and the New Saloon which yentated
from the top and sides can be enclosed moments notice
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THOS HtI,f. nurttauaay

TiUS. BELL, AuctOneer,
! No. II Spruce Street.
On TUESDAY, l0l O'clock Sales Room Ii Spruc,
street-Erench Dry Goods shawls Laces, aud new sty,
Prints Dresses Millinery, Hosiery &c, just received from
Paris. Also an invoice Of British Dry Goods with othe
articles suitable for the ladies and approaching
season. THOS BELL, Auctioneer
AUCTION NOTICE-Large Sale Of Furniture by order o
administrator at 0 o'clock in the Sales Room Spruce
au3l it~m TIiOS, BELL. Apctioneer
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4
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, N. Y. Society Library
Broadway and Leonard streets.
Mr. DEMPSTER has the honor his intention of
three vocal the evenings Monday
wednesday and Friday Cd h and 9th September when he
Will introduce his popular compositions, including tn
Of the Irish Emigan The Blind Boys Jeanne Morrsen The
Lonely Aud Wife Let US Love One Another; Home in the
hSSd 1.-THE Indians C9@rlsnt) Oh why does the White Nan
John Anderson Jo; Ny Mamie o. Mary OCas,e Csrey;
Tax your auld Cloak about Alan Man pr a that
Highland Mary &c Programmes giving full particulars be
had az the music stores the Society Library and the door
Tickets so cents TO be had al the door
Doors open at half past Ito commence at o'clock.
au3O O sept6
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HAMILTON HOUSE,
At THE NARR NVS T.

I II II y d.
SEVERAL having been vacated, per agreement
~ which engaged for definite period enables the sub.
scrbe to those who may wish good family for
the remaining part OF the that they obtain them
at the above The terms Of board families dur
September will be greatly reduced from former chargesand
the house rendered much more agreeable those who seek
pose and comfort. ALONZO REEDF,
Aug. 18th. 1871. am21 3tis cod, IN
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CONCERT NIGHTLY.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
" at j. PlNTEUX'S Cafe 'des Miles COLONIES Saloon No.
3O7 Broadway.
Engagement of Miss ApAR, the fine Vocalist.
THIS well known establishment has considerably
bellised since May Refreshments of the best kind always
be had a. the bar with the attendance Of careful walters,
well billiard r,om containing eight table; commupi
best the city affords, can at all times be obtained
Entrance Free. sI2wsyc
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IMPORTANT TO THE ladies.
THE snbscrber take pleasure offering the Ladies their
= PATENT ELASTIC ARTENllAN BRACE. This is a
invention which has been long needed and eventually
an indispensable article Of the Female wardrobe combines
construction all the graceful proportions Of the
Corset without Of its injurious sndencies while the Cor
set by unnatuy comprising the chest mpedes
healthul action of the lungs thereby engendng diseases the
fatal tendency. The ARTEMAlN BRACE expands the
chest gives free and healthy action the Lungs and
ia and pleasing outline 70 The figure possessing it does the
symmetrical Parents and Guardians particularly
~ examine this article. will be found inspection to fulfil
all the for which it recommended and Of
bee, @ children Of either and {, all persons who have
der the immediate inspection Of Mr. Parses who has been
gagged for the last eighteen years the msnuicur Of
Brace as supeoro Article that has heretofore fallen under
his observation Ladies Department No. Park Place first
door from Broadway where lady perfectly IN
the structure aud fitting Of the article will be attendance
Wholesale Department at the old establishment of
PARSELLS 4 AGATE,
50 lmtec 2] Broadway, corner Of Park Place
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LECTURES ON GAMBLIN

THE ALHA M RIA,
$50 BRoADw.y, BETWEEN SPRING AND PRIScE STREETs.
THIS fnhonabe place Of open FOR the season. The
lees Fruits JeIies, and other refreshments Of the finest
description
An Orchestra combining Of the first musical talent in
the city perform evening Saturdays and sundays
fvore from the composition Of Strans anner AMBER
Bellini and others equally celebrated
BRANCH No. 63 East Broadway, door above Rutger
street. where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
may be found aulI Imsuc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-02
THE CECIL WING.

Sensible men, of whatever party, don't you
know that every tale you hear derogatory Of the
character, honor and private worth of Henry
Clay is talscEood, raised by politicians in the
righteousness of their opposition. They are all
without tho shadow of toundation-ephemera
lies, that will be heard of no more forever when
he ceases to be a candidate. Washington in his
day, was assaileG just SO, by men who were Bit
teIly opposed TO him-so was Jefferson-so has
every truly great man been
Put no confidence in such paltry electoneering
schemcs-trea. them with the contempt they
me't. Vote for lleLly Clay--the greatest states
man, and one of the purest patriots the country
ever saw. Posterity will do justice to him-et us
who live in the same agewilh him, mot be negligent
Of our duty. In the name Of common sense why
should we vote Tor Mr. Polka youth compared
with MIR. Clay--n abilities as well as wears
Who has rendered the country no service-who
has in no WISE endeared himself to the American
people. What ingratitude--what nonsense to
vote for him in preference to MIR. Clay Think
of these things and vote according to your ow
best Judgment.