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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

ron SALE BY
f.. +. & w. NEWTON.
- & $50, Tha,mcs->i.,
25 ticrccs Rice;
225 obls aud half bbls Canal Flour
100 bngs coffee
$50 keys Leaf Lard
200 bags dairy salt
100 boxes extra No. Soap;
~ bbls butter crackers onh pilot bread
10 boxes sugar crackers aud soda biscuit I;
40 casks ItalIsn raislns
T5 boxes bunch do;
10 casks currants
80 boxes citron;
80 drums 6gs,
% cases Canton ginger preserves
20 boxes lemon syrup
80 do blue aud white starch
30 do voricgated a. white scented soGp
% do castillo soap;
;i5 do chocolate aud cocoa
Is bbls soft shell Almonds
80 boxes ground spices;
- do DO coffee
% do plug Tobacco;
10 bbls provisions;
5U Kegs saiDrhtuS
l2J renns wrapping paper;
90 do@ painted water pals
rs doz brooms;
25 doZ hlIcanl lnaits
200 mats Cassla;
20 bbls cider vinegar;
IS boxes pepper sauce
90 boxes patent tallow candles
% duz olive oil IN a variety Of packages;
10 boxes Macaronia md Vernacclh
81 ar casks Madeira, Port aud other " ines
20 baskets Chnmpagne;
% bbls bottled porter and pa le ale
80 doz Champagne CIDER.
ALso-bulier, cheese, hams, smoked beef,
picked salmon, London sauces, ground rice,
cocoa, olives, caprcs, mustard, anchovles sar
dimes, Canton soy salsoda, cream of tartar,
sup. curb. soda, pruucs, LorlIlurd snuff and
tobacco, &c. &c. SC.
IN STOR
300 boxes extra fine Havana Sugar
20 barrels New Orleans do;
80 boxes & bbs Loaf s; crashed do;
40 bags old Government Java Coffee;
$50 bags RIO Coffee
$50 packages Tyson, Young Tyson. Sou
chnng md Pnuchong Teas
; tons dried apples;
$50 000 Spanish Cigars.
100 bags shot;
SC. sc. Sc. SC.
Newport, May H. 1915.
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BELLEVUE HOUSE.
AZ. i.

u
&ys:;;s 10 announce to their old pa
STiiiW irons aud the public, that The
/ kss-s@ 40 above loug-cstablIsbcG and
wcil-knuwn House has undergone, since the
last season, very extensive and important I'M
provcmcnlS aud additions, which will render
the est Ibl,hmcni not inferior To eIlncr of the
magnificent houses now erected IN Ncapott
Tor the accommodation of Summer BoaTders.
h will bo open Cor the reception OF company
about tho l0lh of Juno.
The public are SO well acquainted with the
delightful location Of the house being wllhln
u few minutes walk of the Beach. that a dc
sCrntlon oi lis situation Is unnecessary.
10 the mann LuldIng, an addition Of 90
feet has hccn mnde eastward, by IL feet
deep. which makes The entire south front 10
feet IN lcnglh--thG new portion of the house
having II widc, double plazza extending the
whole distance south and cast
The addition TO the House Of number Of
spacious parlors, Connected with lodging
ruoms-lhc enlargement Of the Dining hall,
end he various other essential improvements
Will now enable the subscribers to receive
nearly 200 persons. winch they feel confident
they can accommodate III a perfectly salts
factory style.
& = An extensive I.WERy STABLE, is also
attached lo the promises.
HAZARD g. ARMSTRONG.
Newport, April 10, 1873.
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SurccMlul in The most Obstinate Eases
Bones drops Tor ELmmor.

~ AVING hccn proved m hundreds of
Il y Instances, are now considered The
most certain, If not the ouly remedy tor DIS
cases OF The Skin, Salt Rhrum, lCptory ot
white scuri, cfyspclas, scroiula, tctlcr, scale,
hcnd aud al diseases ol n kindred natur"
whether external or internal, may now -
curcd by pcr,cycrlng use oi JuNts' INrtE.
NAL R,utrt. Abundant tcsinouy 81 Ply
lcian-, snd mauy who have experienced ih
happy effects. may bc srcn by calling upue
the appointed Ag'uts ~ most oi the ettcn
aud ,lllacc.,i New Eug glaud.
R. J. TAYLOR, hecu fur the town oI
Newport. july -, loil-c"p ".
a,NHs,rAsitt, aud Tomato Brt,rs; Tooth
- ache Di"ps; Browns Boucs,t Candy
SIntkwcatlrra llcpatlc ElNu InrShsus,a
Die Smclnu. Stit- @ tuuh,r Auppiy ol these
G., htal,d si..l,- ip,it,s's,d ~
Iuu, l.r N IiAlLNR
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. G E a n ';;s# II 0 U S L /,
NrWp0rt, &. 4.

IN consequence Of The insuil.ciOncy Of ac-
commuJalons, tho last season, for the nu.
ncrouS visitors TO our delightful Island, the
above we'll known establishment has been
extensively enlarged, by the addition Of IA
feet 10 The front aud 80 fee, TO the wing,
making now building 226 fee, IN length by
80 III width, with Il wing i25 feet by 30, sur
roundedhy over 55O feet Of wide pazzaS
and having other decided improvements par
tcularly the addition of u number Of parlors
connected with lodging rooms.
The House 10 now capable Of accommo-
dating 500 persons, and will be open for the
reception of company about the i0th of June.
The proprietor intends TO spare no pains To
make the OCEAN IIoUsE not only a laShlond
BILE bul Il comfortable residence ,or sirangef6
during the warm weather OF the coming soa-
son.
A large and commodlous Livery Stable is
attached To the premises, and the grounds
around are very spacious und dcIighluI.
JOHN G.. WEAVER.
Newport, March 27, l8i5.
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HOUSE.
Corner Of Pelham 4 SOulh TOurO streets,

N-ANNGC3lg, ao -
-7 Visitors to Tins fashionable
Esa.,Ha summer resort, are respectful
stf.,iiA Iy informed that the nboy,
ee! SO, mentioned house IS now CON
ploled. aud vii be opened tor the reception
uf company on the lOlh of June next Tho
house ~ rn,ltry new, pleasantly situated "n
the summit Of the h,ll, aud commands very
extensive aud beautiful view oi tho country
bay aud orcnn. II Is surrounded by w'd"
piazzhs. the halls aud paIlors are spaciuus
aud The l"dglug rooms nro large aud AIRY
The house wall easily accommodate 2OO pea
sons. IT. construction aud arrangement vii,
1t u hoped. give very general Satisfaction.
~ soliciting the patronage of his lu'hd'
and The public. The proprietor nssntr' ihcm
that hc will spare 30 pans to mok" his h"n-'
an agreeable and comfortable hnmc iof tie
summer mouths.
AG'M \. POTTER, ProPr"ior
Newport, Mach 20, ieij.
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NEW STYLE NESCsNGS.

GUMNtH vssiiN.s. 81 all The v'rious fnb.
- rlcH and phtlcfns. SILK. Saiin.. thnl,
rnsluncre and Natsoillcs. at the lai"-t itn
por,iii,ps pat r"c,iypd Eud zoe s,'c hv
Nav u 7 So y II GOULD
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FOR. SALE.

FOX SALE.
Gss-A The c"maiodlons ana grutcrl
fE;E'3 house and lot, kn"wo ns the
AR pr"prriy "i Theodore PhnHry.
.idzsassgA E,q fnrmrry OF Waiter Chan
mug, E.V, dee. The lot ~ 30S feet from
Thames street eastward has also front on
Mary street. Tho house is in good repair
aud provided with an excellent we'll, run
water cIstern, oni kitchen, &c. II not sold
before Monday, the ! lIh Jnly, II viii then Lr
offered at auction. for further Information
please apply TO GOE ENGS.
.Nrwp0,t, Jme 8, I81J-6p.
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rAx THE rainr IL n
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Tnc propri"lors of this cS'ab-
lI,hmcni would inform their rus.
tanners that the present ~ u
prnupr linn. In ttuusulnuI ever
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

On Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 9th, Mrs. HANNAH G.
HALsrED in the 34th year Of her age
The friends Of her mother, Mrs Sarah Mckenzie and
those OF her brother, David Mckenzie and brohersn-
law, Charles Small and Jacob Meseroe respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Thursday afternoon,
at o'clock precisely from the residence Of her mother;
AZ Ludlow street.
On Wednesday morning, at O'Clock A. NJ, after q
short illness Mr. PAUL CoEURIor French artist mem
Der of the Opera Company, now in this city.
His friends, countrymen and acquaintances, and the
members of the generally respectfully
quesed to attend his funeral service, which will take
place tomorrow morning, at o'clock, in the French
Catholic church. Canal streut The funeral procession
will start from the deceaseds late residence II Cham
bers street, at half past o'clock precisely.
On the 9TH inst, LYDIA MARIA, daughter of Wm $. and
Sarah Reins, aged 10 months.
The friends and relatives invited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon at half past o'clock from No. lOG
Mott street
REcovEREp.-The body of MICHAEL FASH, aged 81
son of Jacob Fash, New York, who was drowned from
the steamboat Wave, her last trip from Coney Island
on Friday evening, Ang lst
The friends and relatives of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral which will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock from 1863 Fulton street Brook
lyn. Carriages will be in attendance mt the Fulton fer
ry on this side.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
MONEY MARKET.


There a slight Improvement to-day in stocks
The sppeaan of large operator in the market had
favorable effect upon prces-Long Island went up per
cent; Canton, u Vicksburg d; Ohio 6s /; Mohawk !;
Norwich and Worcester Morris Canal Pennsylvania 6s
and Erie Railroad closed firm at yesterdays prices;
Reading Railroad fell of per cont The transactions
were to limited extent.
The New York Life and Trust Company have declared
dividend Of three and half per cent payable on the
llth instant.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank has declared d.
vidend of four per cent, payable on the 18th inst
The Commercial Bank of Rochester has declared a
semannual dividend of three and half per cent.
The Attica and Buffalo Railroad Company have de-
clared a semi annual dividend Of five per cent.
The Charlestown Branch Railroad has been leased to
the Fitchburg Company for ninetynine years, at six
per upon per share the whole number of shares
being three thousand The branch is to lquidate its
debt which is inconsiderable and retain the flats
being filed up, the States prison. The whole
arrangement subject TO the ratification Of the stock
hoders
The decline in the receipt Of produce at the principal
Western ports this season. compared with the last
very great and must materially reduce the Of
the States the public works The Of the re
cept Cleveland Ohio from the opening OF navigation
10 the st of August for several past show
great reduction in the trade Of that port.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
WASHINGTON, August 4, lS45.
Lieut. Mclaughlin and Gopher John, &c.

Lieut.. Mclaughlin and Gopher John, S'c.
We protest against an undue protractedness OF the
paving of the Pennsylvania Avenue. A few hands
and good many overseers, each overseer at three
dollars per day, make ii snug to have the work last
reasonably long; but the object II the appropriation
was to pave the Avenue, and not for subdivision
into sinecures We had really thought the work
getting along very well, but are apprised by man
of experience that ''such is not de kaze"
Lieut.. Mclaughlin, for certain alleged misde-
meanors, extortions, extravagances, fiagrant ne
glec of duty, and what not, down in Florida during
the Florida war, is to be tried by Court Martial
soon in this city.
Among the distinguished visitors now IN the city,
is Gopher John, (back the ace of clubs,) an IN
terpreter, scout and altogether very serviceable
fellow during the Florida war. They call HIM Co
pher, from sort of land terrapin OF that name In
Florida, which makes good soup, one OF which ne
is charged as having sold six times to the command
ant OF the fort to which he attached In the Gull
nary line-hence the prefix of Gopher to the John.
making il Gopher John.
No heads off, we believe, to-day. Place lnsup-
portably dull.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
s.1es nf SHOCKS md Philatl sIphla.
PHrLApELrnrA, Aug. o, ls45.

PHILADELPHIA, aug y, ioso.
Sales Of Dry Goods-The Commercial Pos'f'oH r"''"'
deiphia-I Interesting Incidents, &c.
Myers Claghorn Co. held their mrs. Catalogue sa''
of fall and winter dry goods Thursday and Friday
last The sale was unusually and unexpectedly large
comprising so PACKAGES and lots 1t went off with con
siderable spirit and animation the prices were sat
isfactory to buyers The fact is, the importers anu s'
mission agents had been croaking for some time back
ortaton, and the mills in the country
being suspended on account OF the drought ana .he
quantity of goods burnt up at the great hre IN yourc"y
that buyers began to think there might De some uth IN
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
PHILADELPHIA, August 6, lS45

PHrLApELpHIA, August 6, lS45.
southwark at the present moment presents peculiar
aspect is impossible for any thinking msn to arrive
at any other conclusion than that the attempt OF tbe
Commiss of that district, to reduce their fire de-
partment under subection has sgnally failed notwh
standing the support said Commissioners have apparent
ly received from the people. At meeting Of the ct
zans of Southwark, held last evening the fire depart
ment was denounced but in that denunciaton it leaked
ont that the citizens Of the district could not do without
them This is the way in which the doings Of that
meeting are understood, am persuaded, both by the
Commissioners and the remen and the latter are con-
rmed in this impression by notice from the insurance
company called the Fire Association, OF which the de-
partment are members and which notice they believe
was in part induced by the members oi the BOARD VI
of Souhw ark their friends The no.
tice directs the fire companies to attend ana as
trpuisbinr fires in Southwark or forfeit ther snare Oh
dyidands coming TO them on the profits of assurances
by the Fire Association Now this, coming JUST on tne
heels of measures taken by the ,;a " az "a
a norton of the companies out oil service, Is an al
mission that this attempt was unjust, or that the
party now power in the district fearful OF !he poit
cal influence of the companies being turned against
them are willing retrace their steps in case they can
do SO with any of dignity and without subectng
themselves to contempt of every man in the city and
county of Philadelphia Depend upon it, they are afraid
of the political influence welded by the companies
against which they struck ana preact Una. .ne nen @
preparations. What effect this compulsve compiasance
will have cannot at present say but see IN ~ rom
the known disposition OF the popuace, connuance OF
Southwark disordes-a gradual increase OF the evi un
der which that district has been laboring since the u
wise withdrawal OF the troops July a. till it reaches
head only to be controlled by the interveho% % ~ no
citizen soldiers. When that day does aiIve, noons
terrible one for our citizers The meeting Of the Pe1po
of Southwark held last evening, adopted ered a..
approving of the notion lire police or nsd &c
department; but we shall see whether e ~ carrv th
are possessed OF the courage y carry Ae
notion out ,a.,s todav OK xhibit.d great
activity. Near 100000 worth Of state hves h chansra
ala of
au' % 800 ., a rpncpay in this stock, which closed hrm
at51s The only wonder to me that II Is not al par
Prices of other stocks also improved.
sales Of stocks Mt Philndolphia.
Auc6-FRsr BoARp2oo shs Girard Sal $l5 goo state Is
000 do 77i. 775x 1000 Louisville 6s 90 SSyo
new annual S sh BIZ $50 old annual a. s. y; y" y"
State S. az Reading RR 49, $500 Bank notes 'Ss'
Western Blk AZ; S3OO Lehlgh t5 -. - ..o 4, "a.
17s do days 7la 5000 do days7s' 'o '''o
Bank 8sa.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOTr1YpE ARTySys

H undersignedhave made application to get Letters Patent
Tor their new process to colJr Daguerreoype Pictares
h process produces an effect known before and change,
the Appearance Of the Dagurrreotype the finest
ing This colorng done by tse guided only
BY the hand o the operator and machinery can be
fecy understood glance II also be muncard
IN writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for City OF
County can make therefore, by
(post paid) to WIZ LAN0ENIIEIM "e
Jy3 I'm 'rc EXCHANGE Phiindeiphia
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
BEACON COURSE-TROTTlNG.

TIVE following Purses offered to come of over The ABOVE
Il Course. .,...,....
Purse 5000 mile heats best three IN five to ~ they
free all rotting pacing horses should Lazy SUFFOLK
not enter for the above purse VIII pc bu, Siuv
Purse SlOO with inside sake OF Snc a forfeit Tor Iot
,ns * a, never won purse St0 not excepting Tp
or Sir William, W mile heats uuder the ssdde , .
ntre "r The above purs be made August th by
0 p NJ AT Green K Losee's, to come off August 18th.
purse s,0o free and horses, three mile
heats ~ harness Should Lady Suffolk for this purse
il w III be but Sl50 ~
Purse $50 mule he three in Eve under the saddle for
horses rurse $50 Entries be mad Angus.
18th by r. NJ, Green Losees, to off by the 22d
September. -
~ IA Purse will also be given to of in September
or fore part October for all ottng and pacing horses two
mile heats, 10 20 as they please. AZ tire
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
Second ROnrtl.


In LIE Roy, on the 22d ult, by the Rev. c. Crawford,
Mr.. JOEL WHIrISG principal Of the Wyoming Academy,
to Miss ElIzABErH L. daughter Of Lee Comsock, Esq,
OF the former place.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

The shipments from Cleveland to Canada in previous
seasons. have been large, while for july this year
they have been small. The demand for these staples
from Canada is almost entirely of speculative nature
and depends in great measure, upon the state of the
hoWe markets.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS


BETWEEN NEW YORK AND G;aLVESTON
kksy THE Subscribers have estab ,shed regular Line
ANkM Of Packets between New York and Galveston,
sail from each port ON the first day Of each month";
The Brg EMPIRE, Captain Baxter, to sail from New York
st ltember and from Galveston Ist November
The Ship STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, to sail from
New York ist October next aud from Galveston t Decem
The Brig u. B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, to sail from
New York st November next and from Galveston LIST Janu
next
st December next and from Galveston February next
and thereafter in regular succession.
These vessels all of superior class having fine cabin
cations ably commanded will sail punctuay as
advert sej and take freight and passengers the lowest
rates,
William Hendey and Go. will be the established Agents at
aud gave efficient ~ enton the business Of the
line and all other business directed hem and also make
liberal adv on cons gnmepts.
Goods directed TO the Of the Subscribers will regu-
lary forwarded free from commission And Shippers may
rely Lighters nj Galveston transhp thence
and upon being regularly forwarded according
IL consigned to the Of William Hendsy and Co..
Galveston
For freight or passage iAPRR18 PRR18wISrR wISr & Nr,Lsor
auA imissec No. 81 Front strsss New York.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS. HOBOKEN.

Extraordinary Attractions Every Afternoon This Week.
PROGRAMME.
The will with LIE Monster Thorne's
wonderful Fcats ofIhrowIng Cannon Balls.
Mr. Gardaer will his wonderful Dog Rola who will
do every thing but talk.
Mr. Whtock will do his Locomotive and relate his Amusing
Bulls inc Story.
Intermssion Of Is between every Part for Pro-
de ard Refreshments.
PART SECOND.
V;rae!. VWsdiey Oysrture: m Ia: Full Band
Hsihidu Lla rsHhet
Soug-.Ole Bull and Oh Dan Tucker ..... Gardner
Negro Song HIT him in the eye bal bin. Whitiock
Negro ncing and Comicaiities, by Messrs. Ga dner
White and Master Bryant
Negro Ar--''Lucy Nean. ................ Whtlock
Original song~"juliana johnston . " :. ... . he
thiopian PsTody"Life by the Galley Fire.. Gardner
Negro Breakdown. ............ -. Mast Bryant
FART FOURTH.
Negro Song-"Walk along john ......... Whitlock
Refrain Way Down the Country. ......... Whire
Negro Song old Grey Goose =; WhIlock
Einale--ln which MI. Gardner will show how the
Bowery Girls come night.
The whole TO conclude with Le Monster Thorne the
celebrated Cannon Esll defer.
Every thing announced will positively be performed aud no
fictitious names nut on hills al 5tsrh
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

Mbers street,
MRS. j. STUYVESANT, and MIR. HARRIS, (the for
officer Of the house. inform their friends that they
have taken the above establishment for
Friday Evening Next, August Sth,
be devoted for their BENEFIT. They heve pleasure in
stating that teey have secured the services Of admired Anne
rican actress, MRS FLYNN; likewise MIR. FLYNN, the
popular dancer MISS COHEN, and several New York fa-
vortes will also appear in attractive pieces.
Admission all parts of the house IS Box Book
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
COLMAN'S e
LIT T. X A Y SA l. q O N,

AND EXHIBITION OF
BEA UTIFTL u Al TIN q s.,
NO. 3o3 Broadway, New York.
M A1INIILlAN Great and splendid work being his tour
IVA the United States, illustrated with Eighty En-
CRAVINGS Of drawings large olio-wth
quarto volume Of both volumes elegantly put
No stranger hould visit the City without calling in to see
BOOEs, PHiNTINGs, AND ENGRAvINGS,
which are oiieved ''at grestly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room filled with books Of every kind
various Languages, which, and the Print Room no
charge is made.
up for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
consisting Of about - - -
by ancient and modern Maststo view which, small charge
OF ls6 cents is required.
HERALDRY.
The Arms of individuals whose families originated any
country Eucp traced and speuddly emblazoned vel
um equal execution anda third the charge of the Lon
don Heals Colleges Genealogie Pedgees arranged and
illuminated. -
JUST PUBL SHE'D
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his aid crest, upon his carnage.
Price only 81 5o--n colors A Curiosity. ie23 eodtf IN
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
duction in the trade Of that port.

g ne recepts OF Heur anu Wheat TOT JuIy' r u Sc
sons compare as follows
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

GAS FIXTUKES
J. PHILLIPs co. now prepared to furnish every
- variety of Gas Fixtures for dwellings, stores public
buidngs &c NC. An assortment Of patterns are now open
at their n Broadway Chambers street
just received per ship Siddons splendid assortment of
oet Ware, Nc. aus 6tEr
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
VAUXHALL GARDEN SALO1IN

BARNEY WILLIAMS. .......... -. MANAGER.
u. GARDNER. go. STAGE MANAGER.
TUEspAY EVENING, h, August 5h, 1875, and every even
hated performers Yauxhsll Sgnor Francisco Mr.. j.
@ Connell, Barney Williams, Mile Gascon, Miss Emmet,
Billy Whtlock, Dan Gardner, Charles White.
Together with the ACROBAT FAMILY, in miniature.
Doors open at1-Performance to commence at & o'clock
lIj Tickets l2h cents s55t~rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
NiBI O's GARDEN

FRIDAY AUGUST 8th, l8i5.
BENEFIT OF the Celebrated AcrObat Family
- Aud lsst appssraAce but one of the Sc
VINHE ACROBAT FAMILY grateful 10 the play-going
public of New York. for the fiat erng apprs cation OF
their abilities, beg lfom them that offering their last
Benefit in this that effort will be used 10 insure
continuance Of their avous upon winch occasion variety Of
novel eni ertainments will be presented.
For full particulars small bills al Sts'rc
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
MR. J. NJ SCOTT will in the Of few days, visit
WI New York. Philadelphia and Boston, and VIII ne pleased
wit esonal people respecting engagements Tor
thc Phiusbush and Cncinnal Theatres. All arrane emen
ntered into by said j. NJ Scott will be strictly complied
n th.
BAl letters 70 be postpaid and directed WA. shirss
TO New York Post iice au7rc