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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23
EMENr STATE OF NEW YoRE

We perceive very great similarity in the position OF
the banks of this State at the present time and in
year preceding the tremendous revulsion have now
little more specie, but very slight drain would soon
take off the surplus. The immense mporations that
daily pouring into ports Produced partly by the
expansions that have recently taken place in
rency. The banks have contributed largely to create
the present state Of things and they now, in great
measure, compelled to carry further. Very lately the
banks have been filed with offerings for discount from
the importing and jobbing houses The large importa
tops have created demand for goods from the obber
species of speculation has been produced by the i'm
supplies This mania has recently increased to an
alarming extent by the importers, in forcing the
market their stocks So far the operations have been Of
private nature and confined to the importer and ebber
Both parties have very large stocks and the moment the
jobbers purchasing, the importers will fill the
ton houses, and there will be attempts made to force off
their large supplies before the market breaks down.
which event must take place. How possibly
be otherwise Look at the manifest, othe packets which
arrived yesterday, and that Of the George Washington
arrived to-day and any honestly resist the con-
vction that terrible break down take place.
we are much mistaken Many who have had no fears
before, this havs them banks have gone
too far to back out now They have by depreciang the
currency advanced prices that foreign manufactures
pay profit to the manufacturers, and our markets have
become filed. Our jobbers have been induced to make
the extensive purchases and they compelled
and ask increased loans from the banks
On the other hand our importers have for time past
had many heavy payments to make for duties sc that
they also il for bank favors The operations OF
trade for the past few months have done towards
creating another revulsion in money and commercial
affairs, than those Of the three previous years.
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NEW ORLEANs-Ship Vicksburg-lIO hhds tobacco Brene
!en, Koop col do Maitland col do Farish--lO do
II Magheel75 bales hemp Lee COLO bis hemp Sclermer
horn March.5 do Tucker Cooper CO.. bis md;s Pa
Us son-222 bbls pork Small Williams co67O pigs lead
Rogers co-27o do Goodhne coi88 pks buffalo robes
Chonean co.. his mdse Patton Steward-1B bgs feathers
pks beeswas Greenway Henry Smith, box vanilla Re
gne-l csk bales furs Fowleril bxs mdse Eazards
bis blankets Aymar col cks 65 empty barrels Taylor
100 empty casks Milbank3 bis cotton Pcck73 do 30 dc
cks so bbls to order.
CHARLEsToN--Ship Chareston-358 bales cotton Smith
Mills co-99 do Victor Duckwtx-l0 de Burtt John
son6i do Laffern78 casks rice Masters Markoei7 dc
Sgrieh-l box mdse Harper Brothers- box w Lourie
Robinsoni box Merrel do North, Manning Patrick
bags Greenway, Henry & Smith.
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AsHEs-Pots continue in very fair demand at 81 le?;
Pearls are very steady at $4.43s.
BsEswAx-Prime yellow sells as wanted at 294 29Ic
There is however, very little demand
Co1Tos-sales to-day amount TO about 800 bales Pri.
ces remain the shareholders generally being free sci
lers.
FLouR-Gencsee s4is3 sa25. Wheat SIS. Market
rather inactive
HAr-The export demand still continues Nearly eve.
ry packet for Liverpool takes out small lot quote
sales for export acc Common qualities are held A. as
q SIC. -
WHnKEY-Drudge casks in moderate request at %
cents. Prison and western barrels at 2Slc
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

AUcusT 2i.-l36s Cattle arrived viz: $50 from yire;
MA and sls from Pennsy Pennsylvania cat
tie went to the New York MARKET also 200 Virginia
the balance were sold to the butchers at from to 4Ac
Tor middling to fair qualities; 5ic for prime to extra
COWS and Calves-2l3 in market Sales at Sl6 SIS:
extra $22 S25 springers $40 Sl6 dry Cows 81 Si2
Calves 5Oa 50 60 extra SO So So Live weight ON
tn Delaware 81 a 81 cents
Hogs-670 ofsred-ssles at 1T a Al cents.
sheep and Lambs-2S6o offered; sales at 81 70 81 25;
extra So - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23

On Thursday morning, 22d instant Mrs. HANNAH ASH.
TON relic Of the late Captain John Ashton aged years
Her friends, and those of her in law Jas Greg
and r. " Mooney, invited to attend her funeral at
O'Clock this afternoon, without further invitation.
ness PAULINE youngest daughter Of Burln and Margaret
Brown, in the 4th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to at
tend the funeral this morning O'Clock precisely from
o56 Pearl street. near Broadway The remains will be
carried to Tarryt0wn for interment.
AT Constantia, Oswego county the ID day of July
last Mr. CHARLES NJ Towr Esq, in the 39h year of his
age
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PORT OF NEW YOisIS. AUGUST "a


Cleared.
Bargaes Pomona Colby. Amsterdam Sehuehart, Fayr &
Go; Lnca, (Fr) Gervais, Haym, Boyd & Hncken-Brigs
Neptnnus, tSwl Borgesson Trieste, VIM Weisser WIN Nei
son, ROBINSON Port Prince Shedding Ferris; Three Bro
Tiers, (Br) Griffin ST. Johns NE q. j. Laurie; Aretllsa
(Br) ennerton Windsor MS g. b. Lamar SannerInan, Sa
yannah, Durham Dimon; Emma Wait Norfolk, Bouchaud
Boynt?n.-Schn Mary Francis Tarr Monego Bay Ja Foster
Baltimore . eager; Tams, Cenklin, % ~ L. MsCready;
Fo%osa sherman New Bedford sold for yhaler, barqu
Amalia (BeIgan knudscn, Havana Josephine, Mitchell,
Rcnmond brig Emma, Wait Maracaibo.
Arrived.
Packet ship Geo. Washington Allen, from Liverpool, July
I'll with. mdse, TO Grnnel Minturn X Co.
ship Robert Isaac, BarIe a. days from Liverpool with
mdse and ia steeage passengers Taylor Merrill 3Oth ut
lat 49, lon 81, large ship steering u. goth
the Banks saw fishing schr Talsman Of Colasset.
Swedish ship Audacia Valley 62 days from ST. Petersburg
with mdse 10 Goodhue & Co.
Ship CLYDE Bekford (oi Richmond Me) 30 days from Ii
yerpoo with mde, to M Brown, 5th inst lat al TO- lon So
spoke scr january, with 700 otis fish.
Ship Agnes, Wether from Antwerp, July o. with mdse
days on the Banks n thick fogs and light winds.
Ship Vicbspurg Berry, from New Orleans and SW Pass II
Columbus Ondaka aud Archelaus for Liyepool Byron
Esgadols, for Londen Leontns, Of aud f9l Bremen.
and cotton, TO Geo Buckley Passengers before published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23

co vELPEAUs sPEcIy!c FILLS TOR THE CURE
hom the urethra These pills. prepared by the New Yoik
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established the
suppression OF quackery, may be relied the mos
speedy aud eectual remedy for the above Complaints
hey are guaranteed to cure recent in from three
. five days and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges aad chronic geet than airy other preparation
at present known, removing the disease without sonne
nen tom business ainting the breath disagreeine
with the stomach. Price ii per boz.
Sold At the Once of the College Of phsrmacy aad Me
dcine, rs Nassau street.
q RICHARDSON NJ D. Assss
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q, 1914.
The Wing City Conference met last evening, and
nominated John M. Scott, Esq, for Mayor Now,
TINS Is all farce, as the Wings know full well Mr.
Scott can never again be elected TO the Office Of
Mayor, from the fact that during the late disturb
ances,he did not discharge his duty to the full extent
OF the law. Might he not have prevented the burn
ing OF ST. Augustine Might he not. upon numer
Gus occasions, have prevented the disgraceful
scenes OF riot and outrage among the firemep p
But Mr.. Scott will never permit his name 10 enter
into the cOntest-he will decline, and in the end
the Wings will cast their votes for Keyser the Ma.
tive candidate. They are DESTROYS of cLmpromis-
ing with the new party, although they possess bit
ter opposition TO their principles!
The Natives again assembled last evening. and
made some further nominations. A State Senator
A number Of the most respectable merchants OF
Market and Front streets have anayed themselves
IN the front ranks Of the American party determin-
ca TO DO battle against the old parties. The Girard
leans, and God grant the men who have SO shame
iuliy plundered the widow and orphan, may be
buried from the honeIable posts they have
College y" will be the rallying cry Of the Natives.
Augustine X. Peale, the young man who lost his
LETT arm In the kensington riots, will be taken up
for the office Of Auditor.
"A fellow, unworthy the name Of man, the mate
OF the brig VIM. j. Watson, George Landell, was
held TO bail this morning by the Mayor for COM
mltting most outrageous assault upon the person
OF Mrs. Sophronisca Peale, with cowskin. The
parties reside in Jefferson row, Lombard street,
and Landell, it seems, had beaten one Of his chill
dren with cowhide TO such a degree that Mrs.
Peale begged him TO desisi, when he flew into
violent rage and assailed her in a manner more
BETTING brute than man.
Theatricas are looking up. The Walnut was
well attended last night.
Stocks tell off considerably to-day, with but
nj kss~sv
Bank went down to 81; Reading Railroad was
better selling at 26a give you the sales AZ they
actually occurred -
FIRST BoARD-l0 Licking Valley Coal Co. 49, 81 Girard
Bank l23 10 Agricultural Bank Miss l2}; 100 Reading
RR 2o!; $50 Wilmington RR %; 1875 u Bank e.
SEcosD Board. 40 Wilmington RR IS; 100 N o Gas
3d. ITO Girard Bank 1915 $23O Lehigh 6 4I1 $ll0O do
do $4,000 Kentucky 1907 $1,000 State SIS 74t $1,000
Ches. Delaware Canal BIDS SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23

Although the discount line of the country banks shows
very slight decline since May very great in
crease since last August The increase amounts to
than one hundred per cent in nine months The banks
Of this State will without doubt steadily increase their
movements until our currency becomes expanded in
1885, Their operations for the past eighteen months Ger
tainly looks as though such was their intention.
BANK MOVEMENT SrArE nr Nry Ynnx
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SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
THISTI r. RTNEVOJ ENT ASSOCIATION


"a From the numerous 1s applications made 70 the
in participating in the enjoyment Of the Excur-
sion to West Point, the 10th they respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
gagged the magnificent SOUTH AMERICA under the
Excursion up the Hudson West Point and Newbugh,
FRI 30th instant thereby giving chance Of viewing
leisure the ramed and romantic Scenery Of this noble
River.
splendid Band has been engaged and the celebrated Mr.
Parker has again generously volunteered % lead the Cotlons
kindly promised furnish for the OF his most
brilliant Fireworks
Dinner provided on board.
The Boat will leave Csharne Ferry Brooklyn o'clock
Cathsrine Market Slip9; Barclay street 9h; Canal
9 States Prison Dock 10 O'clock and foot Of 10Th i0k
OF the Thistle Benevolent Association that the proceeds
applied indisc Intimately worthy objects OF charity.
Tickets for Lady and Gentleman One DolsSnge Tick
cts Seventy Five Cents for the Excursion, be had or
WIN. RICHARDSON, V.P Cor. Perry & Greenwcb.
GEO. HARRISON. Treasurer ). Northern Hotel.
a: CAMMERON, Secretary. .3it Hudson st.
JAS VIRTUE. !, Cor: 18th St and 9Th avenue.
JAs bSNp Foot Of 2 street. s,ss Eat s,a Rive,
WAALW II ai hIETGGAT, .....,.s Hudson street.
ot HLLibbEtaM ars .2o5 Broadway.
}AMEs HAkiEIsoN... SSr,Ssia Ho, Fl
R Ai c ss s2S.s s,s,
JOHN. PATTERsoN :. % Greenwich Avenue.
WIN; ARMSTRONG, Corner Of 10Th st and 10th Ave.
rTiM H XII No John street
John MARTIN Conner Broome and Clinton streets.
or TN mcLooh 5W hudson street.
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BANKS OF Ono
NJ

1t will be seen that the banks have experienced
traction in every department The loans and discounts
have dmished $l9754 The specie, $42s9o The circu-
laons. sos 94 and the deposits $27l26. This shows
very slight variation. Any contraction in the
mens Of the banks is much to be desired but the
traction should at all tines be gradual to prevent
any injury TO the operations of trade Since May last
the banks Of Ohio have been reducing their operations
and the reductions have been very steady We fear the
banking system of Ohio will not get more fairly re.
guated and reduced to proper point before movements
made TO carry into operations banks based on
new plan of ISSUE andthe State become food
ed with paper currency.
The movements Of the Banks Of this city and State
closely watched by the institutions of other States
which govern themselves accordingly An expansion
the part Of banks is followed general expan.
sion throughout the country. twill be observed in the
annexed tables that the Banks of this city have
steadily increasing their lines Of discount.
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SHIP NEWS.
C0rrG0nOndence nT the KlNrmIA

Correspondence or the Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. PIP NJ
ArrivedSusquehanna Miercken Liverpool 18th ut Maria.
s!etson Port au Prince; Isaac Townsend Drum Scmerset
Mass Below schr Commerce, and briggs
ClearedGrecan, Benedict, West Indies; VIM Pitt Baker
Boston; GaIele Pche Saco Mel Roswell King. Keene, and
Edw franklin Ray Ea Ryer Citizen s,oveJ and ylsio
Nathaniel Shewen stoney Point NY Guide Curtis Darby
Ct Danl Webster, Glover, Orient LIZ Cross, and Orb
NYork.
Home Ports.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 22-Arr Palm Edridge and Erie Bax
ter, Boson Warren, Titcomb Lubec; New Jersey Bell New
Haven; Native, Smith, NYork.
DALTIMoRr, Aug 2l-Cld d G Wilson, Webster, NYork.-
CID Frances Jane Coffin St Johns PR; Gazels tBrl Sson
ma Cole, NYork
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the steamships.
Ship MATTERS and Agents.

AKenCBs
We shall il favor IL Captains Of Vessels will give
e RoBEFr SnyEy Captain Of our News Boats, report 81
spoken their list Of their cargo and any foreign
or news they may have ne will board them i'm
abroad will also confer favor by sending this office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical nfoma.
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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Passenxers Arrixet,

LivxRPooLPacket ship George Washington-NIr Walker
r. Galiahan Mr.. q. Grinnell, and III in steerage.
NEW ORLEAssoShip Vicksburg-Mrs. NJ Speed, Mr. B. T..
Babcock, Mr.. l.. Ganeau, and 20 in Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23

We see here "a very great increase Within the year
ending Aug 1874, the loans and discounts have risen
from 500 lis in Aug last to in Aug 1884,
advance OF about nine and half millions Of dollars
The country banks have also increased their movements
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Thursday, August 2@-0 r. MI.
Sticks are fiat enough to-day At the Old Board Long
Island fell off per cent; Canton Co. /; Paterson 4;
stonngton i; Residing Railroad. II; Farmers Trust 4;
Illinois. 1; Indiana I; Pennsylvania 5 b Morris Canal
Il Ohio 90 closed firm at yesterdays prices At the New
Board, Long Island declined per cent; Canton, 4;
United States Bank, /; Farmers Trus., I. The opera
tions at both Boards very limited The market
Is very much depressed, and well it may be-
The condition of commercial affairs generally 10 very
unfavcrable to stock operations and there very little
chance for an improvement until foreign import trade
experiences some change. The probability Of large ship
ments OF specie daily increases and have doubt,
few weeks will suffice to get rid oflarge amounts. In view
Of this condition Of things, cannot conceive how is
possible for stocks to improve
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have declared a
dividend Of three pefcent payable the I'd Of septem.
ber The transfer books close on the Goth inst.
REcEIrrs or THE MAssAoHusETTs WESTERN RAILROAD
ENDING AUG. IT,
l943. 1874
Passengers. .SSSI IL $50
Frejghts. 1921 S,508
$l5,lls 2l,l3s
Total receipts1rom Jan. l, to Aug H. ls43 $3ls ae4
Total receipts from Jan. TO Aug. IT, le44, 4Is,S95
Increase for thirty.three weeks in 1874, $lO0OiI
The receipts for eleven weeks ending on the 18th inst
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DARK THEATRE.-The public is respectfully informed
DAY, Sept I'd.
The ladies and gentlemen engaged this establishment are
requested to meet in the Green Room Thursday Morning
August %, at IL o'clock
aa2i atec THOs. BARRY, Stage Manager.
(tOPPEk200 quality Eng. Sheahing Copper
- comprising complete from For sale
by f. X. COLLINS x co. IS South au2i nc
~ J. HERDMAN,
au22 3trc 6l South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-23

NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE
CARD--Mr. PALMO begs leave respectfully inform the
"a puIe that he has made arIsngsmen.s with Mad PAU.
Of GRAND BAILETS DE'ACTloN, performed at the
Royal Academy Of Music in Paris and yet peri omed IN
this country The will about the 18th Of
September next Particulars will be given hereafter.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE-One hundred young La
dies and Gentlemen for the baets wanted Artists dsrous
will please make applications the Opera
House IN person, from . A. M. to 4 NJ
aul Wv sire f..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM ODENlC -.
.,.. az. :. .,,E.
Corner ofBroadway and Prince street New York
~. r.,.,,.;.,.-,,- - nd. ~. al. d;,..,;..or
MIR. MITCHELL.
Doors open at 7-fnsertanmen's commence at precisely
will be Reformed this Evening With lie popular barsone on
M Il the hmm eaed rs hs'oit Of the foor House
IA roika 5y Mss Taylor and Miss Darlington
FRIDAY EVENING, August 23d, win BE- presented
IN pau, !, IL np ~ p I " IL
S2ve.. .......... ......... ........ Mr. Fenno
Apollo, ...............M Mr. Mitchell
Juno, $500 N MIS- rissrts
''"efss: ia,s,ma..on 81 Mrs Watts
.rr.r prvo,TTc e CO., ,.,., with, -.
s Miah,omet Musgins Mr. Nickenson
Mvsshonf s,a.nsb,.n,i.. - 1850 Mr fenn9
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
DIR. LARDNER'S ENTERTAINMENTS
SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX EvENINGs..
Dr. t A6RBER vii M sS f 81 R fss on
fssN is's s2e '9 AND Al FRIDAY
W To commerce At O'clock, - '''''
ton. win Ss offered aided BY extensive
paIstus uary specified in the Programme.
. s's sae tickets Tor SIX evenings S. Nightly
the sodeS and Sae
sold until The are Tickets may bs
.e ROOM a, the
where
may also lma be Obtained i. o o,. from
oece on s and alter hs day. August o''
PROGRAMME OF THE ENTERTAINMENTS:
DSoTRsE IN TIE PLEA
SURES AND USES OF KNOWLEDGE.
Now given for the first time in the United States.
SECOND E LUNAR B DscovER Jess 18TH
The EYE AND LIGHT.
FOUR" E's FIFE s sTS. SEPT 60
Err" F1if!' 8F yfSsEifff sE.' ''"'
s"'" EFS FIFE Pt rsISfsr1 ss'T- 'T"'
PROGRAMME Of THE ILLUSTRATIONS.
Selection Of which will BE Exhibited Evening the
close OF each Lecture
A SERIES OF TELESCOPE DRAWINGS,
illustrating the physical condition Of the surface of the Moon
SERIES OF sc ESIIrs ILLUSTRATIONS OF
oE Views OF THE rLA
sERGs III sfs@ SisRisi
Saturn; with the Double Ring Moons in their various
phases, &c.
THE GRAND URANORAN1A.
Of the Eirma
in: Re principal siar;; s!siisi Cluster. ana SsSsir The
i;I: ::;
THE MOST INEVITABLE COMETS
will ' Ta 1EprEeA T1 Heir AT Ss6Is' M TcS Also
Will appear moving among the starr the Moon at the
The scale on which tbs Panarams executed such .. to
gssd 0yss fret Of and n ss ss Of individual
METEOROLOGICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Di0r'ma' q W e ARs sP6nT EsoREALls'
GAS MICROSCOPIC APPARATUS.
This fine Optical M,chnsry has been lately constructed for Dr.
4 Ms Ct &spd" iii %s:
which has attracted such general attention. and admiration
90 co%roarS CSC highest having sap.Ss
thousand million one. Flea be shown above forty
tEHENs 4SAsAS'SSssHSsf $AHSHs AEnfS
\. IALl~AlioN q or s WATER Rfoo"roSiioN =
| A SPLENDID BOUQUET OF TWELVE
| DRUMMOND LIGHTS!
THE OXY. ROGEN BLOW-PIPE!
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS!
Consisting e ISa,sd DoIs%s' shown 99 ssas com
EXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF
THE GASES!
Apparatus Exhibit the Combustion Of Phosphorus Sulphur
sSsss
GSg hsf, h.
Effects Of the Gavsnc Current the Bodies Of Animas
Their living, after death.
Splendid Apparatus lately obtained from Paris called the
M Il q s G O j E,
BY which variety Of Amusing and instructive Solid Objects
Exhibited in striking and novel which
panied collection of moving figures au2 eodf
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IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF HORSES &C.
JOHN WILLIAMS.

pETERIN.9RY SURGEON,
d Respectfully informs his friends and the
XAaI <pnblic that he continues practising successfully
~ the different diseases incidental that noble animal
the Horse his old established Veterinary nfnary the
sign Of the Golden Horse No 3i Chyste Corner Of Broome
street, ". Y.
Mr.. Williams in thanking his friends for their
kind patronage during period of seventeen IN his extern
business this city, receiving from six eight hundred
horses per in his mmary takes this opportunity Of
forming them has recently sui further improved ms m
roomy box stalls for sick horses which will be attended e with
his well known puncuaty aud attention The fact Of
Mr. Williams being regularly educated and brought 70 the
profession in the armies OF both England and France and ha
entrtng him with the Of their horses rely upon the
would also his friends the advantages be derived
from employing him IN the examination Of horses Tor sale His
curae knowledge Of the perfect formation Of the horse
but prove beneficial TO either party.
Mr. Williams nhmsy at No: 1871 Chrvstc street where
he always to be found and consulted and where horses
his charge will have the full benefit Of his and
long experience His charges moderate and suited the
times.
IN. BThe Of horses and the public ia general,
invited TO call and examine for themselves. au23 3tsrc
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"a S'TI. e q ARDEN.

THE PROPRIETORS OF this well known and fashionable
resort, beg leave inform the Public, and Strangers visiting
the city, that for the from 10
o'clock M In addition e the attractions which arise from
the Bay the eathu breeze which the
sea- and the sparkling of changing Fountain there il
also be found Promenade in outside the Garden
long Saloon length together with
the New York Brass Band-Leader, Mr.. Lothian kefrsh-
OF the first quality, attentive walters Sc Signal Rockets
every fair evening. ~ .
Tickets I2 cents for which refreshments will be furnished
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CONSTITUTION HOTEL.
A RARE CHANCE.


AT PRIVATE SALE.
%zA THE Proprietor Of the BALTIMORE HOUSE being
Good Will and Fixtures Of the being Of the best
located Hotels in the City Of Philadelphia for transient BUSH
house four stories high with three fronts and upwards Of
Reorant adjoining the bar with yard &c. attached 1t
within Of the Baltimore and New York Steamboat
Landings, Custom House, Post Office Exchange, &C. The
Establishment has been doing good business for the last four
years.
P.S good tenant have for number Of years
derate
of October
For further particulars nquire the Auction Mar
kct street, the premises.
Also pair Of large Eks male and female These animals
full grown, and fine of their kind The male
Carries present about 20 feet of horns. au23 lmrc