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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

MILLINERY and Six Goods, cn'np tor cash, AT ~
vi Beaver street. doors from Pearl street. The -ubscr
would respectfully invite lte attention OF purchasers 10
heir stock of Fall and Winter Millinery and six Good
which have been selected wihthef usual good ase (Which
By the way cannot be- beat We do W and VIII be found
lu embrace the largest assortment OF goods
m their line be found In the city. BY the system Of bus
~ and selling cash they believe they enabled 10 bu,
louer and sell l0icr than any other establishment IN The
rtle: and more their customers invariably tell then
at somehow or other the goods purchased of them aoay
.r fact that speaks much for their taste and Low PRICES
and almost invariably makes Them acu-ioner alter me mrs.
purchase and which l. no. of the rapid increase ~
heir trade. Gail, purchase, and you VIII md that we are
irtf and have arge stock for you Ia -el'cl from
suf4 tmTuThNS- T.. VI STEVENS 4 co
DIENON-, RiBBO>>.- Tn. largest be-i
elected assortment of Bonnet, Cap aud Velvet Ribbons
% the city can be- found Al H. VI. STEVENS coz. 81
Beaver where Ribbons sold and At lower
prices than other nous" IN the trade aul9 meods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
TO TAILORS

,.COTT's AMERICAN FA>HIONS--Just published
- and tor is6 Broadway. the present Rerou for al
and Nn'sr $50 valuable 10 ihe tailor Than Was ie
Of last year for which were awarded diploma by
he American destitute Terms
Report OF Fashions IA Pattern sheet and Pamphlet 81
DO European do DC. .......l NJ
Mirror OF Fashon-a moahy psper-per snnum. ....l ~
SCOTS rrsctae. work Cutting Garments - ~
Do Treatise on Cutting. q ongrsvings, Morocco
The above works can be sent by mail any place m the
Union for a few each. ans liDxltW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
HIGHLY PERFUMED SOAPS
nnn nf the grant rgntII.flfs UI

lea ana beauty j. an emo lent flf he shin Ire shape %
Refined SOAPS Messrs 4 sanis 4 CO. have large a.
-o-ineui imported and manufactured here of The pure
slu- AMI quality ~ lhs srasnu OF tc year nothing d
preservaiive 20 beauty and health Than irrqen WASH
commended 10 parents Sold boy 4. 3. SAND, s Co ..
Broadway. cor. ChanlcI--st in the Granite Hiding.
NM,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

ine project OF Railroad from Rome 10 Cape III
~ opposite Kingston Canada is attracting consider
sieuica in The northern part OF the State. Il o
'ed upon very important Ink in the cham OF con
"e VITA the West snd calculated TO supcrsede The
s1'''ours and Lake Chsmplein Road, and cut of. in
-" he tendency oiihe Western trade to seek bos
~hs drawn on from New.iork by the superior al
ages offered by the Railroads Of New England Thc
nom Boston 10 Cape Vincent by Burlington ane
,"'ousg is 400 miles. while from New York the dis
a., OBJ about $50 miles Lake Chsmplan mus
4. crested On the Boston route, and ihs is months
- yeSr eneumbered by ice. 1t Is stated that II,
h,,. ~ me Road IS exceedingly level with rock nor
and no deep eating OF filing From Kingston
~ 'spe Vincent Road is to be bull, TO Toronto
'.e stock for Road from Toronto to the foot OF
.bo,,. mas aiready been taken. Our capitalists
ava, ook 10 this route as the Yankees are running
i've enough ofour trade with their present roads
Enc r. our own by building tins Road and the
sso Doth should be done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial aud Money Matters, see Last Page

For Commercial aud Money Matters, see Last Page
"WEDNESDAY ?. NJ
There was rather a buoyant feeling in Stocks to
day but the sales were not large There is great lack
Il outside operators and of that speculative feeling
which Is the life blood fthc Stock market
In the bill market there is no change. The sup
Ply poor and the demand notwithstanding lOdlOi.
Francs 25da5 ga
Tbs Methucn. Dedham and saco companies divide
RPsT cent for SIX months Norfolk company y per CT
hr the same period
The tolls received at the Collector office IN Ro.
chester are within tribe as much last year, being
S0iS 3. against sg0503 "a last season.
The Washington Constitution which is rejoicing
hat the Custom House figures do not show the actual
condition OF our trade with foreign countries illustrates
soy showing that our
l0a amount OF imports from 1871 TO
isS inclusive. sig'l 80 3ol
lo'n do Of exports, i}Soe'I so
Sa'nee against the L. -65,O9i
While during the period between ls2l and lsi5 ",
'nPor;ed 81 ji2 69 ofspcce more than We exported
Imports Of specie from ISL to s2l5eo5 80
NAPots do dO......-.....----.-- lacoi5o''
S.snce in favor Of the L. S........... 81 3i2 loo
'ay 1--we millions OF this OF imports Of specie
ss ~ni To in the years from ls32 10 lss inclusive
'ssn 'he balance OF trade was as follows
EsPon. DO do..................7 579l695-
Hsnoe against the l. S....-............Sl 7233i5ig
The following table shows the excess of imports
Sespofis in each year from 1921 10 1872 with the
ssA The United States minis in each year
-, Excess Exports. Excess Imports. Coinage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

DREADFUL OUTRAGF-OD Thursday morning
at a. day light three negroes confined in the Dstrci
al Tor saie-keepng effected their escape from the cell
which they were confined, by breaking the padiOcK.
from an examination had would appear that the
nof Mr. John Bev had desired of the prisoners t.
al him II early hour in the morning. This was &C
erdngy done. and no sooner had be opened the middle
door than the three desperadoes rushed upon him. one
hem striking him the head mortal blow with an
hinge Mrs Bowl the wife of the TAILOR hearing The
hose ran to the passage and saw the negroes endeavor
ne to open the front door Of the jail which they
ceeied and made their escage Mr. Bevll had followed
be psroes far the door but most probably uncOn
asy for they passed out he fell u the floor, snd
tyired IN few minutes afterwards.
Chersw O. c. Gazette, Aug 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

CINsHANS.-The most splendid stock Of Glngharns
~ imported into his city. i IA be found at DING
Man. BODISE cos. sol GrandslrecL They have just
received arrivals several cases of the latest and
fashionable styles 6ngams snd m the greatest variety
patterns offered exposed sale In this country
WIDE BLACS >ILKs-onc case lnst opened. very extra
rch lustre. cheap. al DlNGMAN, BODlNE n COS, Sol
tranist Also, one box green e. uKe Wells.
NOusstifN DFiAfNEs, C,sHNERES AND FARis KfPs-
OlN6MAN IODINE co jOl Grand treel. have just
rrceged. per steamship Great Britain, several cases of the
above goods IN great variety of patterns elegant designs
and beautiful quality, which they now offering ~ very
low prices, consisting OF large assortment OF the most de
,irahe styles
MOURNING GooDs-The largest stock Of Mourning Goods
In the cy OF New York l. To bee found At DlN6MAN, 30
DINE COS BUi Grand street. such Aipaccas Bomha
lines. Delaue-. black Lawns. black and white Gnghim-
black and white Prints and black and blue black Crape-A c
all Of which they selling he unusually low prices
DINGMAN. BODlNE co. have commenced making
he Fail purchases Dry Goods and constantly ecev
ng invoices Of Fail and Winter Goods every day.
Auction and the manufactures and they VIII continue
.O sell A. low any other Store IN New York.
DlNGMAN, IODINE co, 30l Grandst
Orchard
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MARINE JOURNAL.
IL SEE FOURTR POE.
ARhlXkn

ship Orleans Rensie.l i days from New Orleans
Win cotton. sc 10 W Nelson.
Brig Doctor Hitchcock Ford IL days from Nsrigcane
- D1mm.o) with loswood. &c. 10 A Rossire a GO
eit brig Souiher. Raines for Boston IN days In'
nly Am. vessel IN port .
frs Adr,ch scars - days from lialiSs, T. t. WIN
loiass,. TO Chasierlsin & Ponvert- Lett oTks Tom
.rosn. dischg. Condor Pepper, Cowes and naIA'' b
CO.. Wallace smith. York days
~chr Nesper Baker days from Norfolk with mdfe ''
Williams
Schr Mara la,ou-etie ; days from Baltimore win
-fain. 10 johnson s lowden
senr Providence. Drummoud from Virginia, win corn
1 al Ravens s. sons
Sehr Emma Dickson, days from Charleston. : {.
snh lumber.
>chr slower. Davis. isy- from Newborn. n. C,with
navsl stores 20 l. Mitchell
Schr Two Brothers. Richardson 1 DAYS from Wash
lngiou. " e. with naval stores. u J VI TAYLOR
Schr Martin Van Raren Philips. days from Folly
..anding with corn 10 II = Haycns
>chr susan Horton. dsys from Ncwbern \ c. with
laval stores 10 Depeys,er WhItmarsh
Schr Ann Parker. II days from Doboy Inlet Tia. with
mber 10 Badger Peck
Schr Asswam Lane from Jscme (St Domingo, 18Th
nst) with coffee and oswoOi 10 6 Douglass. Leit No
IN vess. : IN part No date. lat 3 long - spoke bri-
G h.slena of Eden. hence, bound South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
Correspondence Of Livingston & well.. Express,


Theeis quite ievcrish feeling IN the market to-day
IA .ses Of 1000 bushels OF Wheat mostly 10 arrive
sy, been made ihism0rnng AZ astonshingy high price,
rso thousand bushels OF prime Chicago, received per
,,ooler Samson sold al ~ cents III 500 bushels Chi
~ and Racine deliverable at the mouth Of the Wei
mi Canal being destined for ~. Calhannes, brought
o and 1000 bushels, principally Chicago 10 arrive
,hn two days at FL About 1000 barrels OF Flour from
"a Wheat composed the stock at this point this morn
AZ one half OF which has been taken for shipment at
Is and g SIT 1.-THE latter quotation the market III
,hsrnoon IL quite firm Mess and prime Pork are taken
uocessy stprevous quotations Ohio Butter held A.
;61, Hamburger Cheese 1; a % Lard Z. al. and high
rnes 2s
sugar maker named T.. {. Howell was drowned at
be Black RIVER pier yesterday afternoon.
The machine shop connected with the Black Rock iron
fr Al the Black Rock dam destroyed by IRE about
ta past three O'Clock yesterday morning with it, con
ms The building and machinery owned by Mr.
astn and the fixtures by Mr.. II. Justin. the occu
sIi Esiinsied loss $1,000. on which there was an IN
nance o, 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

II DIR. Vanning'- FniHhf I.ncf or BoNN HrHTF
I- desIgret lU relieve dyspepsia weakness
AID pain sides. of gonent' IN he stomach ron
pauOn and piles. weak un4 cough and sping of hlooi
ispiiaiOn Of the heart weakness of he hips and nnn-
itouring If the body with Of the spine and
Judgement Of shoulder, particularly IN children and youn
.Ae-. ai-O female debility sud weakness Of voice seam
ssses Clerks Students and Others who the bent n
ui find much immediate comfort from ~ use II operate
py revainc the whole pile of organs (which have descent
from muscular weakntssl and maintaining them thus
is illg feNhny. Dr. 3 can he consulted a. ~ broai
~ Grand Sundays excepted over the Store OF Dir
IS 's optician Office only from A. NJ 10 l. NJ and ~
T. VI. lOr weeks. female In attendance On Laiirs
Cliy and Country Physicians and Druggists are invited 10
, aud be supplied by applying NJ ihe above address
Common sense Chronic Disease tor sae-An arrange
n.rt no relief. no nav 80 NADIA NILS 6meJ1is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

the Glove Anudyuc Tins excellent art e and M cure
most violent io1t-ache pain n the gums r one min
u. The Glove Anoivne is unpleasant 90 the taste
nIrious the teeth ard will permanently cure any tooth
winch applied. Price = cents, for sale by
4. B. SANDS CO.
Chemists and Druggists - Broadway. corner of Cham
berssL ~ Fulton ana y Eas Broadway. aus meodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
~ To Landlords and Attorneys

The sheriff Of the CITY County O New and
hs Depgtes would respectfully notify the Land Ord- and
Attorney. o. this CITY. that they prepared 10 eAecue
Landlords. Warrants and ihe firec.ong of Chae Nor.
ages with pllc,usAy and despatch. Application 20 be
na-e al tie Sherlfs OMcr, room No Il. 10 he Cry Hall
VIM. JONES. Sheriff
<-v.-yorE Agr g. 1915 ault jfrI-
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>,PtRRY.- ILLUMINATED

- Chrtan Msr,yroIo.y OF he Mysteries OF PoPery de-
veopei-The tliri number Of hi. splendid monthly VIII
be ready for subscriber. on the Of >spiember-te en-
cravings and printing by Losing Of this city Pub
j, rcd = year or l.i copy. Ohce 49, Nassau
.r-aar AVS IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
- Saratoga Waters Dircc, from the Springs.

80 the BiO and Dysprpir these famous Waters oi
,reat benefit Mt.sr- A. 3 Sands A. Co have made ar
raueemenis whereby M receive them mme lately rom ih
springs ana pu' mp exclusively hy their econ- aud Who
ever purchases viii ind them iu their original strength anc
purity They from The CONGRfss. lNioN, IODINE and
PAVILION Sprugs and all those who wish 90 purchase are
Insured Of daily supply. some nraifs 30 MOI Wish Gao
cave during the Summer months for tie Sprns-
much a. they ike the water and their orders sent 10 Tire
subscribers will insure immediate attention and the genuine
article they desire. Those who wish TO purchase should
q member Ills.
Al SANDS & co. Druggists rs Broadway corner OF
Clminbers.s in the Granite Binding. au.j lmeOdis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

~ To Haffer-.-Th~ owner Of fashionable Hat
store IN the lower par Of the City doing good each ous
hess, desires ss good opportunity for compe-
person with moderate cash capital Address 3. box
- Lower +. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

MACHINE BtLTING-OOOdyea years Pa'rni Metal
.Vlc Rnbber Machine H-ing article Of great STR. ngth
ma duraby-can be adapted all kinds " machinery
for which leather used, costs about third les, aud Is
superior IL IN many respects II IL unaffected by heat or
ld aud When adjusted 10 machinery does not require a.
tsraliOn a. Is The case with leather For sale BY
GEO BEECHER. 100 Broadway
Pe Of given length thickness made 20 order. ensii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

=. GHOOL NUTitE.-LesEru guAla,idr- tole-
= gale and Commefca. school ~ si-h,n-rr-i o.. -
WILLIAM \. LECGETT II Teaihst
ana fvt.. FNILF Gt iLLAl DIT. Crosby street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

MEXICAN INDEMNITY From q private letter
dated Mexico July 26h le4j received by gentle man
this city, derive Information that the 3lst inst
ncon made in Congress 10 call the Secretary
Tie Treasury for written report on the subject OF tho
payment Of the two missing instalmcnts Of indemnify
vhch produced very animated aud lengthy discussion
Mr. Tngucro- the late Secretary Of the Treasury. ano
NJ Woes, the Agent Of the United states We're handled
most unccremoniousy and the EX-Minisier ot Tho
Vnied States Mr. shannon was likewise subjected a.
some critical remark The motion was finally carried
y OF q 20 % and We are now likely 10 get pos
Of a the leading in this hitherto ystcrious
s-ar Express.
~ The report that the Christian Infclf'SeHcer.
published at Georgetown, ny, had shared the late oil
me True American proves 10 have been false. We re-
ceved the paper yesterday usual.
~ Allan McNab has been appointed Provincial
N Of the p A. Masons in Upper Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
boston Aultion Sales

10y T.P. 4 q. RICH, 81 and 81 Broadslreet Boz
Don ON WEDNESDAY. Sept H.
BOOTS SHOES. and BRO6AN5-l.0o cases Boots
II ,-s aud Brogans
ON WEDNESDAY. Oct l.
LEATHER SKINS Nc-Sole Leather, Upper In tbs
rou n nnshed Calf sheep Morocco and Md Skins, and
.lfl, r aric - In th.. Inn. su25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

1 VII reopen on ,nlay The IL sePirn --'' WIN IN
,r.-i In 49, Sboo much Ll-he and more ilOr0I- by
nrrtc tlir many very PCT -se Schools ana va :. slcn
srr- aid = fh ..rh extended 1iVAlta-- ma iae- of
M - ,r-- -, rr-n.r- tt-ir sos o. compete efficiently
t t. .i .iuc...-i g be ~ lent ari YET rude col
r, .r tnsnf Department % every and a- vsiiAn,-
d, -,.-i 1000 Th- sr-.f Incentives being Vakef,
gt. ou anon and ardeui manly desire Of 1epen-
s- .ni rsfeua equality. S9'e ~ul b. suffered % Re-
M = r tn >h = b. found % D. stlbo lrniy tfdcie
IL f 80, l..uiscsirsflon. c0ltinues l-g cf Of duty.
Rnu. b p.id In advsncr No Access % ih- streets l.
,r IN I'll school ! dismissed and tnrn ne pupils are re
- al. ISAAC D. BRAGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

4 ClR>lONS-A sail scro,S h Hudson River 10 HOBO
KEN and hen Wak To the Fi.lSlA< FIELDS zlons tn
exceed beautiful .nt picturesque shore. of tie
VII prove The most easily accomplished and attractive Of a.
RTRAL EXCURSIONS hat ~ made from CRY
TIE Ground. presents charming pec ih- being
Ia ,af xnd covered with rich ulrf. The walks
Ia .xrrnf order having been considerably smbeshsi
present spring TIE Ferry Boats from Barclay, Cana and
streets SIRE completely hipd up With awnings
ed seats .h Boats from Hoho.en 10 oNclsy STREET
',r..f o. afro-. Esrr.sys - cents nyin ffnuss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
DY JAMES VI. MILLER

ID THURSDAY, August 2,
A. ~ O'Clock. he Of Lsphan, Corse Co No 10
-re. 300 sides hemocA and oak tanned slaughtered
Leather
Also. 1000 sides Buffalo
TUESDAY, September "a, 1886 At l0i o'clock Al the
store of Chamberlain Goldhwate, III Pesflst-l"p
cases Boots. Shoes and Brogsns
A-o 10 cases Mems. Womens and omdrens huoos'
Shoes -.
TUESDAY, Sept OH Boots. Shoes and Brogsns-At 10y
Dc A. al No. Liberty street 1000 cases Boots
Shoe. and Brogans consisting OF every vsri-ty-sitable
for southern western and northern trade Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

COMMUNION FlR>IriRE--Butann Com
'i'r >,r. con-. sing OF fagou- Tansard.. Gooei-,
80 s'- BOARDMAN HART.
,,nr,,IoH..-Tfe F4A and Winter tasnions for
s', 80 q, !. nov pii.h.hrs ard really flr sale ty
aus 81. OLIVER HOiT. Cori.Allis- y /.
DKITA>>IA TUNBLER>-Aie" sro'- - Or
price. Tor sale al Burning sip .,,,,,N u,Rr
aus 3 boAhpNN-e ~ -
llK.TA>>IA -PITTOON~-A coi-i-n, ' pf, ~
- Britannia >pli'oous ou hand and for sac al p-..,1s
Sip. by suSl bOAkpMAN M,
DEsT SOUTHERN YARN 10 .. 10 % U, ana
ID 10 Il. assorted In bae- AMI half bales for sale ~
aus T. " UNDERHILL, - Ceisf-sL - lo0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
RI Export. from l.t to 26ih Ausu.,.

COTTON-Ihere - rather more movement and the
ses today reported az 100 20 1900 bales mostly for
hipmsnf The market a. II anyth NJ In favor OF ihe
Moor md .nme iarinr. are anx-nu. % cell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
GEO. II. WILLIAMS.

d EXCHANGE PLACE, Is doors Elsi Of William
street, hs old customers, and Merchants gen
rally. to examine hi stock OF Black. Blue Black, and
Co0r.i IS aud Saurs; Neyets. Bomhaxnc-, kpacca-.
Nous. be- LANES. Casnincrrs, Reps, Fine Gingham- and
other Dress g. White Csmhrcs. Mus'ins and Dimi-
s. Lacts Threat. Li-. EInhr iierei Jscoust
and Swiss trimmings EmbrOite. "a Collars. snd Chimi-
settles Green Gaaze Rareee and Lace Wells TAT, sam
AMI Velvet Ribbons Cap ami Bonnet Ribbons Wool.
Worstef. SIX and Brucae shaw Dress Htkf-. Gloves.
Sewing silks Glois for Thr'ai and Needle Stores Gen
emens Rich >carf Cravai stucA- aud Ties, &C. auisti
DROWS ~UEETI>C~ snd Shrtings bath OF every
- Sic ani Width all tie known brands, and heavy and
due->ark Mil Indian Head. Lawrence 4. Cabot A, Mer-
umack. ENeters. UuknOwus. Brgn-wicks, &c.
Also, wicking of every description Carpet warps and
Threaded Il superior quality. both white and colored
sorted Ia bales and hall bales-tog ether with southern Cot
on VA ms. Nos 10 II and Nos 10 Wicks Irvine, Warp
and Waddiug
The aiienl on OF Country Merchants i particularly so
ced this stock which Is got up with direct view 10
meet their appreciation. T. \. INDERHlLL,
aI8 10 and ~ Cedarst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

IAisy. August ?S,h. and through the week. Perform
ances every afternoon and evening-rhe Manager has
engaged The following novelties Col Chain, " DO 10 ~
wears Of only y nch-. gh The New York Giant
II years Old, u eet high ihe Manager has i purchases
new mlsics Instrument called ORCHE>lRlJN VI. " ieh
possesses he power and tones OF fuil OrchesrS The
Dssoving Views and Chromogrope Madame Rockwell,
- Fortune Teller, Great Western. Mr.. Couover. Miss
Robertson. Living Anaconda and Rattle Snsse
ANn-..-nn . lh-dLrn nr.ar Nrar. loA crrrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

~ Mount Washington Cole. 1a'e School 8 We
Na-iil,f p Pare. under fl. OF M-esr-. HtBb>
CLARKE. viii reopen Thursday, the i day Of Sep'em
,-r next all twi-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
A TREATISE ON


DISEASES Of he sexual sssiem' adapted % rSpu.n
~ and Professional Reading and he exposition OF ~
-rv professions sli OtlerS By Edward II Dkon VI ~
author vi Treatise ielcOrrhes and Proapsus Teri az
various other papers and Lecturer on the Opcras,
surgery oi Pc Ev.s l-up. pages ~ Burgess, srn-ef
Co. Puce - Bong cQmplct- digest Of every hhN'i
90 r sexual systems, AMI fhe causes % precD ~
if Ire SYMPTOMS and treatment uf excess I'd every Class
u ife syphilis gon0fr-a. Hereditary descent Of -essf
lsdf0cee varc0crir structure, Sc. &c. with Ire most MOI
-rl methods OF treatment. the whole beng perfectly in-l
-ibe tO every reaier
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. publication
ff n chest authority il notice Oi is "a liable "orA ,af-
" Dr. Dixon h-- much zni well on various branch
of Surgery NJ book shows thorough nancr Will
approved modem practice irsuOH edged ingenuity uh
r frnI surgical instances, Ills originality tfd defu
uu rational principles Of Medicines make tnrefiO-
10 noA ~ fl.- with than ord nary interest
Tie Evening Post SAYS Or. Dixon pupil OF Dr. Mo''
he inventor Of great number II useful instruments l-ve
raj 81 which are Cured rs book and practitioner 81
ffie.u vrar- sanding Il : written IN decided language
t with great decacy and IL J. adapted 20 uupfo
..-ona we professional reading, and VIII dolDt-rs
10 great good
RACE GREELEY.-If contain. no line or word caicu
sfi % excite hr-n0us passions. bui The contrary ever
sher VIII prevent thousands from rushing into cour-
NJ .-!pa0n fseai ouaby placed their hand. We mop
rv be- 80 Published give ti- widest possible cifcu
anon" -
By enro- ng Il and paw ng tie postage the boos WI %
sent 10 any required address 10 city country All 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

70" ParIor Organ.-A fine toned Psrlor Organ 10
sale in exchange for piano FORTE Apply tp
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
1musements.
NIRIO,S GARDEN.

NIBIO'S GARDEN.-So posponemeni 81 this 80
iahIishmen, or sccoun OF The weather. ~ NE Grand
Entrance from Broadway the Saloon - protected and
he New saloon. which vertsiec from th- TOP and sd-s
can - oses moments nOrce Doors Oper ~ Per
f1rrnsrce 90 commence Third nigM Of The trrncf
Company Thursday Evening August g The Overture o.
lu,fave To ~ succe-ed ~ Vaudeville act ca e
Ia Chauo.ne>.c. Overture Ia Dame Blanche Mr. Garry
vii s.rg L. Ctevaef HsfjouiA Recess 81 hal ~ hour
The varsi performances q tie evening "a corc.lie will
M. popular Vanderbilt called Les Premiere. Armcs cr
cfritl tRicheirls Frs Lowell Tescis 81 cents 10 Al
paris nf Do >s,oCr except De PGQ1ee ard Pruscenn
Boxes. which are : each
CASTLE GARDE>.-The doors viii open half
u raSt. and TIE PERFORMANCES " q commence A. CLOS
llur-cay Evrrrg. August .H-The Hydro Electro Ma
chime Benz fraukir TIE following VII D. the or1rr ~
exhibition Overture by The Orchestra Th Electric >psrs
The Egg Experiment Th~ FesioOn Experiment The
>pang Ell >prs- The Brush and star Experiment The
Mechanical Bal An Interval Of sine.u nuie- III FOL
low during which The Orchesirs Will perform Nslion-
nj and Fsgonie Airs. TIE exhibition vii close with .hs'
Phys.oscope entirely apparatus for displays upon
.crern. Adm .s.nr = rrnls.