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Gold street SILVER
Is6 NbSXSRs Af
and hyssa1 RsaOystorfhi. medeias, 50 long eeebsls
IN Europe has been found truly valuable its nroduc
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with local eniences this medicine sands
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for the %poyyt d Agents. NORRIS co at aesr Fulton
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County Merchants Druggists. Psdss and dealers in gen.
'a are invited sJ y5HSsSNu
General Agent, for Dr. Foo,d eesSSssd stcsossl syrup,
one the best remedies for coughs colds and all diseases 81
7 UC!NA CORDIAL. OR. THE EISlxER OF LOVE
IL For the and speedy care a incipent Consump-
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causes, or produced BY lrreeulary Illness or accident
The wide celebrity OF this wondefu and inesumabe
dial in both henispheres, su1cient for
quick and positive in curing all the above affections
1rorsiinr effect. human i.s Persons III we.tnss.
and lassitude before taking once become robust and full
Of energy influence. IL
the OF the female frame which the only
Of barenness and which, prior Magnns discovery,
dmen.s produced by physical p!cstraon which frequently
do justice the merits Of the Lpcina Cordial which
gardee by the heads OF the faculty all parts OF world
Price 80 per bottle Principal office Nasssu base
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

SHIP BlIACkSMllH.
CORNER OF MoNTGoMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
WoK 81 %Essf s sssse to Il.
and on the most reasonable terms.
work Of vessels Will be P paae,usy attended o0nS the '0p
Letters addressed as above will receive prompt attention
SHOES! SHOESM SHOES!M
THE spbse5be' having The mos, extensive oek Of India
this market and beaS aesermned mot be auaeod se
prepared offer such the city aud country
trade as will warrant the si BRso y; f' BROOKS
,o Sole Agents for Goodyear ~ M11aG,%s,OTe'
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MoSslEuR EDMoND RU SgissoN, ha,i ,I..s few, few
aeSass The French
Hs nther PARTICULARS enquire at hs tesldenee York
TIE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE Is,oct)
Io%TRSsny OF The city Of New York office Nc 81 Wall
soo by s 7.
terms as similar institutions u his city.
cn.nrs IL Bnyrv secretary ''o0 EN- g si i%.%
A BUSINESS FOR SALE IN NEW ORLEANS.
TT is A RESPECTABLE and lucrative QUE, Of literary
The entire Establishment will, be a,po,,s If Co bor
sand; o e ,, half 70, three ,houss9d
M It The 'S oee thu ps address p and
NE under; ed E.'psSsa. snde! rs services to his
de- for the RessSn os =, ,ss e Pro
Goods ard strict md puuetuai viii be pad TO- ali
this cry a LAFI rTE Asent
slvs6slh, g., Aasu,t 81, lac se5wsre
EDUCATION.
ID gY II 4 HJDOART's school will reopen after LIE
n summer Vscauon Monday, SEPTEMBER 7ti Circu
lars eoatsans uI particulars and for day scholars
yearly aud day boardcs obtained application
school Fourteenth street University Place
Fifth avenue; Of Mr. e. Edwards, Office Of the Alliance
Insurance Co. 81 Vail street ale lm.m
WROUGHT NAILS.
EO0 KEGS of 100 lbs each Of AZ and inch wrought nails
OOO LIST quality daily expected and will be sold low,
on delivery after lst OF December neIt,a
GEORGE +. 0ERDIN0
auSs lmsc 10 Maiden lane, junction Of Liberty st.
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MEDICAL NOTlCE--DOCTOR FAWCETT, con-
thor Of late publication embracing the following sub
" physoIosicaiy and medically explained with comprs
hsnsys exposition Of the nature and modern treatment
lures, Seminal Weakness Whites Nocturnal, Emissions
and all the consequences arising from self pollution
The Doctor has devoted his aenton for the last fifteen
years in this city, to the treatment Of the above men
perence investigating the pathology Of the various
Of the generave he all that
he undertakes and radical His diplomas
from London Edburg and Philadelphia ALSO his honorary
degree from the State of Louisiana suspended
frames in his office, 1856 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy of bis
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females.
All letters prepaid, and addressed Dr. H. Fawce 196
Fulton will receive due ANA I'm
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JEESEAHoS INSURANCE COMPANY,
oss'as Ms ~ WAL L. s.ss.i'. "a Ssssa4ss'
- Fir: a. ass1s
persons properly; sssns loss damage By Inland nj
'ss'i'1 'na '''H,p'''Ai prhEcroas.
T TSS%s: wSSrsh k slsas fBS ass1
T. r. Rotson NJ r. Joseph DRAKE.
M nS%' Tae a.s. James Z . HoIm...
John X. Davisoz, John r More,
} csIsb e Z. fsn.. iho% 's@ s IL neH.
Francis Sage, ssagene Bogar'
GEO T HOPE: sssr.arv. 'issifs
w paysObr. Cullen 5 Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
and ss sSc.sa
Also dSss bSys al.oa street ssi MuaIos streets
Mo CURE NO PAY-THE HERB DOCTOK.-n any
~ one has the pysentary. Summer Complaint Cholera
hsg
dIs:' 1s
r.. IN
soy sn.S TINS By the
cine nrp him, the least mitigate his suferings-
Sfa
op a throw ds and we
You pamphlet which shows Of the astonishing
30 !. souiS ssSsn,h ;sfsss rhiisSsrs No g
BrOome street, New Tome TO oil these place
you Of medicine Come, the Herb Doctor
pure herb medicines for all diseases and thousands
You have we You have confidence in herb medicines
You with believe there virtues the herbs
dm healing that all the ingenuity of could
produce but only God alone He made the thousand beau
teous herbs to groy for MAJ relief he spread them round
Judgment farewell all disease Seventeen has the
Herb Doctor been investigating their and preparing
from them health storing medicines aud he has the
hands Of Higher Power the humble of curing
many thousands Last Philadelphia he had than
twenty thousand patients he all diseases Consumption
least three hundred of real undoubed tubercu
lar consumption; and we'll he might for he cured himself
and curing moe than all the other doctors together in
the Of Philadelphia Now his, your city,
Of these superior medicines He does pretend TO
all diseases with medicine like OF adver
t;sed Pills and SyrupNo He would insult better
for each disease Enquire No a66 Broome street. from
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock at night
au2l ln*mc
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n IBERAL BOOKS, at the Beacon Office, No. 3 Franklin
IL square, P~l street New editions o the works Of Mr.
Thorn Paine voltsres Dictionary sraus Life Of hrs
vDney Rains "a good edon, Yeles Life Of T. Paine the
Works Of Mr. Owen and pr Holich, Palmers Principles OF
Nature, Shecys Queen Nab, lie Citateur Emma Martini
Three mposors tcurious book the vesages Of Creation
New Tracts, Quarterly Beacon, &e. aun imsr
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
A n A ID L 4

NO. 37s PEARL STREET,
lave the largest supply and the splendid
III Of al the and approved styles Of
PAPER HANGiNGS, BORDERS, &C.,
which they offer Merchants, Dealer. Landlords, and
others, the most advantageous terms.
The most competent Paper Hangers can be had at the
shortest notice &
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FILL .aND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR.
kKNOEPEEL. GREGORY AND EOOTE.

No. SO John street, Up Sfairs,
HAVE and will constantly New
and Desirable Goods adapted Mems Wear, TO WHICH
they would invite the attention Of MERCHANT TAlLORs
and PURCHASERS generally
CLOTHS-Cerman French English oil the best fabrics
superior finish and fall widths. .
CASSIMERS AND DOESKINS-a and "a, black and
fancy, and most desirable styles. , =.
VESTINGS-Extra rich black and fancy, Silf, Smins,
bgured and plain, figured shapes &c. ,.
VELVET VFSTIN0S-ln stripes, plaid figures, Nc, the
richest imported.
CLOARINGs-Piaid and shaded stripe
TRIMMINGS-serees s,lesas canvass Pa'o'hs' o""on''
Pnrchasers will find Il greatly to their advantage
ami our stock before making their selections
nj
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RARE CHANCE
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED to undertake the
"A sale of and useful patented article which be
sold every family in the Union To Of respectable
characters guarantee Of $500 will be given To
prevent competition each agent will have district secured
to him. Apply to 3. FRENCH,
2s9 Broadway, up stairs
Letters must be postpaid in order receive attention
au2l I'M m
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BIRD CAGE MANUFACTURE

1876 Spring Street, (IefDeen Wooster and Ldarens.)
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his and the
public that he keeps constantly hand large supply
also, Wooden, Cedar and Willow Ware, Brushes Baskets,
and Mats and of articles kept
wooden store, which he will sell less than be
bought elsewhere. }. KELLY. So lm-r
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED CUTLERY.
WM WILD, manufacturer OF Cutlery, No. l60 Division
w street, New York. has constantly hand good
sortment Of q and blade Knives of his manuacur
ing, good and cheap to the trade aus m~rc
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Gentlemen and their wives single gentlemen, can
E be accommodated with delightfully."- situated rooms, by
III .appyin at 47a Broadway. au20 lm~rc
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poor attended between ana ~ the
H. BOSTW!CK, VI. D.,
81 2wSrc Attending Surgeon and Physiciar
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
TIME Subscriber has ust ece,yed large and splendid
sor,men solar Lamps Hall Lantorus and Girsndo e
containing from to twelve lights OF splendid finish also
for churches and hotels large Of Chandeliers
and suspendng Solar lamps For ssle rsdoced prices
JOHN w. MORGAN,
snoo iN Fuifoo ".
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NJ EDlCAL AID Ihe spanish Extract,' possesses the
lpower of curing certain disease after all other
medicines failed its principal virtues obtained
from the Alisma Panago (water pantain and the best
spanish sr,apara which together form the most powerful
Of Hyd ophoba form; the bites Of
Iept also speedily cured by few applications of it,
the oo9d pure aud healthy Sold No Roosevelt street
81 visl aad warranted Those who
mend to cir friends, which the not adver
tised much. re
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THE undersgnsd, formerly Of the House Of Brewster,
business az g and Canal street offers for sale .pend
the attention of his former patrons and friends.
them that the same confidence extensively reposed in
him. shall extend to every ction-beevug hi pos
se,ses face. to meet the wishes of ALL both in lnaty
and price, equal 70 establishment in this country
JAMES BREWSTER,
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DIR FELIX GOUKAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI
GATED SOAP.

y50,U(U 10 LEND
On BOND AND MORTGAGE, on productive real es-
sums suit applicants Apply to s. s. Broad, No Wall
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GERMAN HARDIN ARE
LARGE assortment Of German Hardware consisting Of
Scissors, Chsses Butcher Knives, table Knives and
Forks Saws, Plane Irons, Halter Chains Pocket Knives
KNITTING Pins, Umbrella Frames &c Also Curtain Pins
Curtain Ornaments States, &c. has just been received by
the undersigned and is offered for sale low accommo
dating terms to dealers.
sLsTkS AND SLATE PENCILS
~ cases States assorted Nos toe T. L. g. and Nos.
>, and Also, casks Slate Pencils For s ~
GEORGE f. UERJINC3, 10 Maidea .ane,
Junction OF Liberty street.
Vions, Guitars Flutes, &C.. constantly on hand.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.
AND THE
WEEKLY HERALD.
The Encampment Of the California Regiment

We will have our regular edition of the Herald
for Europe ready on Saturday next, at o'clock,
IN time to be sent by the steamer Hibernia, which
will sail from Boston Sunday, the 10th inst.
II will contain, as usual, the latest news of inn
portance from Mexico, and from all other parts
of the world-a review of commercial, financial,
and political affairs; the Oregon documents and
correspondence; graphic view of the closing
scenes in Congress, TO the moment of adjourn
ment, and will be illustrated by engraving rep
resenting the Encampment OF the California
Volunteers on Governors Island, in this harbor.
Price six and quarter cents, in wrappers.
The Weekly Herald, as hitherto, will be ready
on Saturday morning, at O'Clock, and will con-
tain as much matter as the Herald for Europe, and
be illustrated with the same engraving
Price sixpence.
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tt0us.

ELECTION FOR COUNTY OFFIoERs.-As the day
for holding the primary election for county off,
GERS draws near, the subject daily bee ONES one
of more. general conversation and speculation, as
regards the selection of suitable persons for the
offices of sheriff, coroner and county clerk. The
following named gentlemen, we understand have
presented their names candidates, to the favor
able consideration of their democratic friends,
viz -
For Sheriff. w. westervelt late assistant alderman
of the 10th ward.
For Coronar.-Dr VIM. g. Tompkins, the present ply
stefan Of the city prison.
For County Clerk.-Jamss Conner, Esq, the present
incumbent
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Theatrical.

BowERY THEArRE-The new drama Of " Hoboken"
was repeated last evening to large audience and
followed by the drama of the Dumb Girl and the
farce Of Perfection" The theatrical public will be era
tilted to hear that the management has succeeded in
curing the services Of that sterling and popular actor
John r.. Scott for limited engage previous his
departure for England. He will appear this ming in
his favorite character CT Richelcu in the play of that
name The evenings entertainments will conclude
with the pantomime drama of the Cherokee Chief or
the Dog Of the Wreck" We may naturally expect
tremendously large house.
GREESwIcH THEArRE The very respectable house
present this delightful theatre last night testified their
pleasure by loud and frequent applause the mana
ger must have been encouraged in his enteprsing ca
Mr. Freer has, with his usual disregard of ex
pense, secured the celebrated Acrobat Family whose
performances blending the graceful and wonderful have
been pronounced equalling those of the Bedoun
Arabs The evening will commence with the nautical
drama Of True Blue Mr. Freer taking tho part of the
tar after which, the Acrobat Family will exhibit their
wonderful feats the whole to conclude with the beaut
full drama Of the Wandering Boys in which the pleas
ing Miss Crawford sustains the character fPaul full
house confident will greet the exertions Of the
manager.
CASTLE GARpEN-lt is delightfully."- refreshing to stroll
into this charming place Of resort and spend hour
two during this pleasant season The cooling breeze
the spacious while excellent music and
superior refreshments crafty the tastes To-day crowds
will undoubtedly assemble TO witness the Of
the swords to Capt Hawkins and Lieutenant Morris The
evening will also invite the public by unusual attractions
RAYMOND 4 WARINo's MESAcERIE.-This company is
doing immense business. They were very successful
at Canandsgua Lima and Genesee the 10th, 18th and
18th instant They will exhibit this evening at Scots
Vile 4th and 18th at Rochester 18th at Bergen, 18th
at Brockport, and 10th at Batavia.
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City Intelligence.

The FUNERAL OF WIN. NJ. PRIcE, ESQ The last
tribute of respect paid yesterday to that unfortu
nate man, William M. Price, Esq. The funeral took
was borne TO the grave in the presence of of his
OLD and bosom friends. We observed pail bearers
samuel swartwout James X. Whiting, Frederick A.
allmadge, alexander Watson, MIR. Phenix, Henry Van
oeNoor., and number Of other friends, following all
The body was deposited in the family vault at 81 Marks
Church. ~ '' '" " 9 ''i"i~'
wALiroksA VoLuSrnEs'-The new regi ment Of Cali
Uan =, Vunyes' composing six companies of mounted
General Sanford. nav ." ''' P"''0'''"" VI
"a fs,SIni,os o. swosD.The officers Of the LIST and
ci,;1a ne Q, .ne Volunteers Of New York and
iettes to Capt E. s. Hawkins and a sword TO LEN,
Morris, today at p. M in Castle Garden sns.chs.
VIII be delivered by Ogden Hoffman and Hon Wrn
Msclay We are sure that this notice will be sufBc;.
to draw the elite Of our city together. N"'0ien'
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Habeas Corpus.--Tuesday afternoon--The Judge
granted writ Of habeas corpus at the suit of Mr. Of
poughkeepsie directed to Mr. A. OF Columbia street.
this CITY, and put herself under the of Mr.
A. her uncle. The writ was returned Yesterday, and
the lady and her uncle appeared before the judge when
both protested that force coercion was used to
detsn her. whereupon the judge discharged the writ
and Mrs. w. put herself under the protection of her
uncle again, and left the Court with him. the judge de-
clarng he had power beyond ascertaning that the
lady was not under duress.
StilsreI Warrant-West VS.. Marcher.-The plaintiff
brought his action for the recovery of the amount of
promssory note and afterwards filed an affidavit alleging
that defendant conveyed, about to convey his
property for the purpose of defauding the plaintiff and
his other creditors, upon which Stlwe Warrant was
granted and the defendant arrested. The defendant
made affidavit denying all the allegations in the plain
tiff affidavit The case is yet under consideration.
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There has been increase in the Importation Of cof
fec salt sugars tobacco and wines, and falling Of In
nearly every other article In the list The importation
Of many articles has doubt been much restricted by
the impression the public have for the past three four
months been under in relation to che tariff The new
bill reduces the duties upon most of the staple articles
of import and the importation during the past three
four months has been limited than usual conss-
auencc of the doubt and uncertainty which existed up
to the last in relation to the warehouse bill
Had bill been perfected the mpotstons Of those
articles upon which the duties under the tariff
much less than under the of isi2 would have been
limited up the day when the COOS into opera
ton but under that bill the mportations will continue
usualbut what not wanted for actual and immedi
ate consumption will 90 into bond. and into the
market after the LIST of December next The revenue
from imports from this to the first of December will
therefore, be very limited but the receipts the different
custom houses, during the month of December, will DO
large twill not be any critic on however Of the ops
a'ons of that act the imports of the previous hvs or
II months will be into and the revenue
received in thet one, the first month WILL of course
be unusually large The business Of the approaching
must be small Many Of Jobbers have large
stocks hand left from last spring The business
of last spring having been limited than anticipated
the supplies laid for that trade too large for the
demand and very heavy stocks have in many instances
been carried through the will be the obsc
of all those being fully supplied with goods now, to
work them of rapidly possible for the purpose o.
reducing their stocks before similar articles entered
under the new tariff, come into the market and in con-
sequence of this IT is very probable that very largo
norton of the foreign manufacturer imported between
this and the let Of December, will 70 into bond Loh
will ssly b required By our 0bsss houses frsa a~s
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Literary Intelligence.

The sevety-seventh annual Commencement of Broun
University will be celebrated Wednesday the ID IA,
OF september ensuing in the First Baptist meeting house
Providence.
We have understood, we think from good authority
that Ex-Governor Sade has been offered the Presidency
of the Obern Institute at Obern Ohio and that he has
consented TO accept it,
The annual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society
will be helden in the University chapel at Cambridge
Thursday, August 9th, at o'clock A. NJ. The an.
nual Grafton will be delivered by Charles Sumner Esq.,
Of Boston, and the poem by the Rev James H. Clarke Of
Boston.
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VALUE OF EMeRArIoN.-Nearly five hundred
steerage passengers arrived here on Tuesday, in
the Queen of the West, from Liverpool. OF these,
one hundred and sixty were Prussans, en- route
to Ohio and Illinois, to settle. These emgrants,
who bring gold with them for the purchase of land
at the Far West, are worth almost their weight in
gold to a new country
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New MINISTER TO RussM.-Amopg the ap.
pontments made by the President, and confirmed
by the Senate Saturday last ia that Of the Hon Ralph
Isaacs Ingerso Of Connecticut to be Minister 70
For some years past Mr. Ingerso has refused all public
employment and devoted himself with great assiduity
to the profession Of which he is an ornament Az an
affairs and was period Speaker OF the House oil
Representatives in the Legislature OF Connecticut In
s25 he elected Congress- and took his seat IN the
House with the President with whom he was associated
during portion of his career as one Of the
committee OF Ways and Means. He was continuously
reelected until he declined about twelve years since.
being candidate and has since refused accepting any
once though at no moment has he lost his interest in
political affairs lie has frequently been member OF
me democrsnc state conventions and pre-
lded over tnet deliberations and member OF the
Baltimore convention in ls<te-Vnton
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Musical Intelligence.

We announced the other day. that signor Zani de Fe
ran the intimate friend of the celebrated volinst Ca
milo Sivor had arrived in the Great Western; he is
at the Astor House. think there is little mystery
about his visit to this country Let US
This gentleman is guitar player to H. NJ the King Of
the Belgians and to the words of the London Nor
ming Post he is without dispute the first guitarist in
Europe" Besides, literary man, his poems and his
new commentary upon the first cantos of the divine
comedy of Dante, Aghier place Sgnor De Ferranti
high that the press of Europe AFFIRM at this moment
that perhaps stands at the head of the lyric poets of
his counry and of his last work. the papers speak with
the greatest thusiasm. OF this the Post says:-
"This work will meet with the most enthusiastic
success, from the acuteness and erudon the
several readings also in the pretation Of
ny Of the most difcut passages To these merits we
aSd the 81 % snS an.
every amateur OF the chef dGupre Of the immortal Chi
bolne."
It may be understood by this, that signor Zani de
Ferrani is neither a vulgar agent, as some persons
would believe. dealer in pufs, others would,
perhaps. have appear Both the quality and the Ia
lent of this gentleman him above all sorts of RI
diculous charlaanism The only Of his visiting
the United States some weeks before svor is that that
artistic is overrun with immense number of engage
in Europe and he himself cannot therefore, leave
His stay in this country will be shorts and in order that
Of his time should be lost Sgnor de Ferant arrives
somewhat in advance.
This is all the mystery Of the affair
New YoRK SACRED Music SociETy.-The m embers of
this Society have completed their arrangeme for
excursion to New Haven the 18th inst The Society,"
and such friends choose to Join them will leave hero
noon and after the performance of the grand oraoro
Of the Messiah will return homo by moonlight Those who
would wish to enjoy delightful trip the City Of
Ems, at small expense will find here excellent op.
portunty For particulars refer readers to the
Society's advertisement of to day.