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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

Does. No less than 500 dogs have been
killed in the city of New York this summer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14
FOR THE ROYAL OAK CAMP MEET

ING-BAY SIDE.
n ezsksW The large and commndious steamer
RxCsF 2zas PATAPSCO, Captain Sprague, will
zAAssA leave the Wharf of Pratt and Light
streets, on SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. the 18th of
August, at O'clock and arrive at the Camp tarly
next morning; returning will leave at O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon.
Q- Tickets 60 cents each, for the round trp-to be
had of Capt. Sprugue. No 34 Pitt st. and s. Mills,
No. l35 E. Pratt ST.; Seth & Godwin's No. Bewly's
wharf; Thompson Wyett's, No. 81 Lght-st. wharf
the U. s. HOTEL Pratt st., or at the lumber yard ad-
joining Pratt at Bridge.
The boat win stop at the County wharf going and
returning. Meals 25 cents each-served up BY Mr.
Bryn.
B.F. WIGGINS, !
CAPT. SPRAGUE, I
CAPT. SANNERS Commi'tee'
S, WILLIS.
aul4-2tA
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

The CoURT OF ENQuIRY. The defence Of
Gen. Gaines was concluded on Monday, when
the Court adjourned over to the next day
Having re-assembled on Tuesday, it proceeded
in private session to make up its decision,
which it did, and having ordered it to be for
warded to the War Department, adjourned
sine die. The nature of the decision has moi
transpired, though there can be little doubt oi
an acquittal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

COLLECTOR OF PHILADELPHIA. Col. Page
has entered upon his duties as Collector Of the
port Of Philadelphia.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

MoNsrER RAILROAD TRAIN. A train Of
twenty-seven long cars left the Boston and
Maine Railroad Depot, Haymarket Square, on
Wednesday last, with a picnic party of over
$500 persons. The whole were drawn by one
of the company's new and powerful engines.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

RELIGIOUS GRANGE. We learn from the
New Hampshire Sentinel, that the Rev. Mr.
Holt, of Sandwich, N. H., clergyman of the
Episcopal Church at st. Albans, has gone over
to the Catholics. Bishop Hopkins, Of Yer
mont, lately issued pastoral letter, censuring
Mr.. Holt for attending a Roman Catholic SER
vice in Burlington.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

NAVAL. At Macoa, May 90, U. S. ship
Columbus, Com Blddle, and U, S. ship Vim
cennes, Capt Paulding
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FOR CAMP MEETING.

MH~ The cold Line Omnibusesn will
start from the Depot, corner of How
lMZk-A-- d2Mk-zA-- ard and Mulberry streets EVERY
MORNING. from TO O'Clock, or earlier (except
sundays,) during the Camp Meeting, provided twelve
passengers are obtained rs cents cach-they pay
ing the tolls Persons wishing an Omnibus to them
selves, can apply as above to any of the Old Line
drivers. .al4.snth4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, August l3.
s 5000 Maryland 6's, IS days. n!
5000 do 6's, do 10
1000 Baltimore 6's, $780, 9I2
o5 shares Franklin Bank, n
Maryland 6's closed to-day at n! asked, n bid
Baltimore 6's of 1890 closed at 971 asked, 97s bid
Bait. and Ohio RailToad shares at AZ asked, 40 bid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

@+CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every desenplioR executed with great despatch' al
he Office Ol the clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE -sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS ~ office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE X HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, as we are pos
sessed offacties with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery doing work, in eUerystye
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

DEATHS IN New YORK. The N Y Express
says:-"During the last week, several of our
most respectable citizens have departed this life
Many of them had been prominent merchants
among them was VIM. Adee, Francis Ohm
stead, Chester Clark, and David Brooks-all
of whom were wealthy men, leaving behind
them over million of dollars, and what is of
far greater Importance, good name"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14
= THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,

h7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynehburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
Ell Route. See advertisement. ie2G.d
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO:
For Bremen-Ship Emerald, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, 18th inst.
For Bremen-Barque Franziska, 18th inst.
For Bremen-Barque Bessel, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg Phgnx few DAYS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION. We understand,
says the New York Herald, that the ships Car
roll OF Carrollton, Susan Drew, and Geneva,
now in New York, are chartered for the use of
the Regiment under Colonel Stevenson. 1t has
also been decided upon 10 send two companies
of the Regulars now on Governors Island to
California, in company with the volunteers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

ENGRAYERs. Cist's Advertiser states that
William Harrison, who came to this country
in 1892, was the first bank note engraver in the
United States. He engraved the plates for the
United States Bank. He had FIVE sons, all en-
grayers. Richard H., one Of the sons came
out to Marietta in 1915, and finished the first
copPerplate engraving ever executed in Ohio.
His two sons now carry on the same business
in Philadelphia. Another brother left four sons,
all engrauerS. One of these has son learning
the business.
MORALS OF BosroN. The Boston Mail
learns that the number of prisoners now in the
House of Correction, at South Boston, is one
hundred greater than were there one year ago,
and forty more than the number of cels-some-
thing that has not occurred before since that in
stitution was established.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

SMALL Pox. We understand, says the An
napolis Herald, that a ship, quarantined at Bal
timore, having on board large number of for
eigners, terribly afflicted with the small pox,
has dropped down the river, and many of them
have sought the shore, in this county, where
they have erected temporary shelters, and now
remain. This is surely an unfortunate state of
affairs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

DLACIk and colored Silk PRINCES, for searfs
y and dresses, fun supply manufactured, on
hand and for sale by
jes JAMES NJ, HAIG, 1888 Baltimore-st,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

xIOUNG MEN, wanting situations in wholesale
" or reIail stores, can obtain such by calling and
giving a short notice at
s''"9 SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
.13 No. 10 Exchange Place
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

NELIST-PORT OF BALTlMORts
THJTRsDAY ATrcIrsT "a Isde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

haps scarcely firm al the close In the morning
Southern descriptions. Baltimore Richmond Country.
GEORGETOWN, &c. are dull AZ 0004 D with sales 400
bbIs Richmond Country and 200 800 bbs Brandy
at 37t. Richmond City last sale 90 Corn MealEin
fair demand and 1000 bos for shipment. sold at 12t
which ia lower Sales 200 or 300 bbs Rrandywioe at
37}. Rye Flour. with small sales, 10 1902 ST. bag
Meal dull al 90 to 81 per cat.
GRAIN-A lot Of 1900 bushels red and white Michigan
Wheat good article sold for milling at e0. delivered
alongside Corn continues plenty and depressed aoou
10000 bushels mixed sold a, IS cs for heated and 80
50 for sound and 5000 bushels Southern Yellow sod Al
4sj05o cts meas or Rye 5000 bushels brought o2fo3
cts for dsing Sales 500 bushels Barley for peariing
ct IS c,a Oats are as before Sales 5000 bushels North
ern 1924 cts aud lots Jersey at 30 cts South
worth about % cts. Sales lou eois northern
Beans at 3l!6 al 37i. which is better
wHIsKY-The rnarse. tends upward AID sales 300
or 400 bbls have made 1871 and in cases is
reported az 1871 Drudge has been sold at LET and - is
asked.
HAY-Fsr.her sales, to extent Of arrivals, at 1880
CITE, for shipping.
METALs-we notice sales 5000 pigs Lead, 1000 to
arrive at 25 cash. In Iron there is nothing dsng-
Sales 200 or 300 slabs Banca Tin and $50 bxs Plates
private terms sae of 25 tons Speter made al {:
94i eta.
OLA sale Of so bbs Country Linseed was made at
60 cts. cash.
TALLOw-Sales 80 900 lbs good II cts, for export
LATH-Farther sales 300 NJ Eastern at 37i, cash.
PROyISIONS-There Is a continued better feeling in
Pork and Of Prime 1000 bb5 sold at 81! az 90 mostly
a, the higher rate For Mess 10 so reported % hare
been refused. There is also speculative movement IN
Beef and 700 900 bbs Mess and 200 or 300 do Prime
worth 0o9e 90 for good. Sales 100 tics Prime Mess at
l2 60. Picked Meats dull. Sales $50 to 400 oos
Hams at 81 IA cts Shoulders are 3 cts. Smoked Hams
are sat- cts; Shoulders 81 % Smoked Beer $40 Gus.
The receipts of Butter and Cheese only equal TO the
demand Grease Butter is 81 n cts; Western 1913 &;
Goshen, &c. 1916. Cheese g. Al cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

II Phiadeiphians are the only people who
]@s 'twang about their ice-cresm. Mr.. Eagle.
NNAL-The sloop-ofwar Albany will not be
a0nseed today as learn nom the Easc has here
sOa been expected Tho time now spoken of Is Ssur-
s s'A Inst She Is not to be coppered On the stocks,
Tor that purpose into one OF the dry docks The
r s' upon The Boston ana Relief are s going on with
,sS Ape fTeee Is, we believe, finished. There Is yet,
we can lean no confirmation OF the rumor Of the
ErnssnSns Of Capt. NcHeever 10 the command OF the
Tn navy Yard on The other hand IL is not denied.
ting cut Az s'Ai al inc 1aio' IN Inc process OF nj
In, IN M N WnLlAMssuReH-On Tuesday morn.
o. nesr TIE O'Clock, two dwellings. 90 South Second.
covered ~ s occupied by coored families were dis
DIV inin,.s The upper part OF each was considers
asres ws,a Tue bremen rallied promptly. and the
i,prss .aS ooo eSsinguished One of the houses was
snsnr, asa supposed to have been damaged TO the
" 'O0u' s>No, Probable dsmsge on both $780,
Gazette.
- we join the Evening Star in the following
ssa'ns; cutting down those beautiful trees a, the
Fulton and coacord sts The Star saws: ~, il,
'Das the eodins committee Of the Savings Bank
s ,us TS Gown The besu, trees on the corner Of Con-
II TIA 0a us IN orcer 10 gain few inches O, room
sSain,, ,nes " brooklyn, young and old. we pro,cs,
sSsl en-. ~. isIn If those trees are cut down we
tAow i.s .as'uuor and build up rival which will
viii ,ss dose Of human kind Sy s,rops sympathy
W NV sYssnial wesks q psspss," ''''-'
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Cuts.

NIilis,s,' summer Hats. couslsting'of pesrl
ana hit. smooth brush hats &c These hats light
and are trimmed in such manner as 10 preclude s posi-
bty OF being soled by persprsuon md not IN the
are price only 81 3d. good as'ortnen OF Panama hats
hand
requested TO CHI and examine at AlLLS'S"
js6 2Hs- lI8 Ntoad~e?, howard ho;eL
cy- Genfn,s Gossnmer Hats, weighing from q
to 81 Price only 50 80 IL about two year, since
the osnmer Hat frat introduced by the subscriber
The notice OF ID. NewYork public sc the ghtes the
desirable and the mos, tasty article for Summer wear here
The astonishing success attending bem evnced by the
extraordinary large amount Of selss and the popular
probation besew upon them by many who given
Them their patronage have not been loaf upon The suhscr
her who show that he IL anxious 10 excel in bis
for public patronage the Consumer Hat much
Liz pleasant than other bfore offer
ed Thay are not lishls, Ike the Leghorn and Panama
either color from exposure To III. rain. They
cannot sried by either persDirhou or oil from The hair
commonly The with other Hats for the much ad-
nirsd STYLE OF trimmings, originating with the prop rector
eectually prevents oil iha This Ia decided advantage
over all other HFI
The public are Invited to call and lhiS article at
j. n. GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store
my26 sf 2l4 Broadrvav. opofs's 81 PauFs Church.
~ Knox,s Summer style OF Hiatt ready for
In spectio2 ard sale At No 28 FuonsL (Sun BudingsJ
q large assortment OF Gsntemen'a Panama and Leehon
Hats also, style OF Boys Summer Has Gentle
men have their Hats made to order myl4 lmts'
r. Gentlemnu's summer Hnts.-BIRD, cor OF
Pine and Nassau invites the attention OF his
and the public h;s OF Summer Hats consisting
among ohes OF bite aud pearl colored ur hats exceed
ipgly light; Panama, Manila Canadian straw hats siso
extra light black beaver moessin hss expressly adapted
for the season.
,nvys I,n,s. pfgD TI-e At,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
General Notifies.

e sebrins's Kc-torative.-Th,s pleasant med:
cine IL peveraing remedy for Dyspepsia sud Nervous
sches and excellent preventive OF Costven-fs ard Low
sprts j correcs rorbd stas Of tie hillary oTgans and
lar comp sin:s OF tie Stomach and Bow-s Il soeedy
promotes Of strength sad activity all o.
Debility; respres heahy appetite wb-re this gr-atest OF
blessrgs Is deficient and rs natural consequence gives
.0n. and vigcs to .ss ~eol ss .E'FrP 7.,,
whom ctders osy be sddrrssed
Sold in New Yors al wholesale ard retail hy A. B. D.
Sands Druggists iOo fUlton-s corner OF Wisrl-st Sod
aso III rs Brosd-ay su1 n EssI Broadway and by Drug
gss generally throughout the United ssies- Price 81
5otle u,20 i.eodif
~ Death 70 Bedbugs.-fhose who sre 70 uaror-
un-,e 10 have moved into horse which 10 infested
these a-iInaIs re-d he discouraged for viii hottie
Pree 3 cent per bottle For sale by David SANDS
co. n East Rroafwa' tnyis lneocis
g DaIiey,s Magical Pain Extractor is the mos,
remarkable remedy 4 s ,aT Re cure Of e1srna dis.
only cses but heslr the most aggravated wounds without
leaving scsr TIE best possible proof OF iis nfuibe viz
the couue,E pumher OF certhcas, which pour
ing in non u. IN raoH extraordinary cures OF Burns
ScaIas Nervous Hes5schs scurvy, Tic pooreauE. Infsm-
Rheum Rbruc,ai.m Cancer sca!d H-sd Ery,ipeIss Eel
ous Fever Sores Broken srect and Sore Nipples Mumps
letter and Ring scofuls &c 2n3 Broadway the
only Oe in Ns-York where the Geruine Pain Extractor
can be oo,sined. !e5 Sin
.Ev.B. Palmer's Sosatr, sewsgapeE Advert.
sing Agency Tribune suiliinsS New forF, embraces
most ofhe bez, newspapers Of all the cities and principal
10 IT'S In The United States and Canada FOR which De
duly authorized to receive Advertisements and subscip
r,onr sod fully empowered to give receicI
Merchants nsLutactu,ers artists and individuals gen.
orally public Institutions Incorporated companies
and societies VIII, advertise Ia. subscrine
newspapers Of any ofihe country respectfully
Invited examine the tIeE
Toremove a.! doubt, sct Interpretations the agent
ereby notifies public hsI 10 person is authorized by bm
10 roli advertisements cards Subscriptions for the
nsysDsper. for hich be h- ouly auho agent The
arnoyar 10 merchants and others growing OF
our PRETENDED agencies In this CITY, renders adoption
OF ths course en.e-,isy proper guard gai porou
Those therefore. who Tsn TO uaDsac. buspess h mia
agency ard svc;d mistakes csp-cuyinvii-d hand
IN ,bai- orders nj the Office address " B. PALMER
so i.tf irr-r;rsu SapansH-- ae-nt Trihun. Rudirps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

The rate Of Freight 10 Liverpool 10 without alteration
The Virginia and Ao,h have been taken up.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is AZ least little reac-
ton and the nsrke, be pronounced better after
series OF daily statements OF dec inc The demand yes
tersy took nearly nil Offering aud there much
sfoat To day There Ia break in the Canal which will
cau.e SO hours detention There Is good inquiry from
tho Ess and psrces going forward from nFs'
hands the Eastern markets well as TO foreign mar
ke,s Good Michigan cannot be had below 90 although
some mixed parcels have been sold something OF.
Pure Geuesee is l2id4 as with sales 800 bills o;
which part was for shipment sale OF 1000 bbs Os-
wego' was made a, oct. Round hoop Ohio sold Al 8
ST. and $50 bbls OHIO, little fancy, IS. Sales 200
Orleans al 75 inspected The market for Flour
soas,asgsd 70 DO Cd better thsp 1t vas although per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

RaODEL OF NEW-YOHK.-The undersigned 10
ls1 receiving orders for views 10 be- represented
upon the Canopy OF his Mode, OF EewYork which will bo
completed These views vary from IL to 30inches In
easlh and represented for moderate compensation
They include OF Public Buildings Places OF
Business Manufactures, Hotels, Private Residences,
Steamboats, Pscgets 4c &c number Of the first artists
both landscape and decorative painters can hnd employ
by applying at the Office; also several persons Of In
zenpily and apabe OF ransacng bust
ness. Office hours from to6P.m.
my4 eodisf Z. PORTER BELCEN $50 Broadway.
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DIED

On Friday morning. after an Illness Of i've weeks. at
the residence of his SON. 40 Eleventhst doors West
of Broadway THEODORE DWIGHT, In the ed year
of his age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the 10
neral ceremonies on Saturday morning at o'clock al
which the remains will be removed By the family to
Greenwood Cemetery.
On Friday the 18th instant. SOPHIA wife Of Edward
Ward and daughter Of Alexander Rankin.
The friends of the family Invited 10 attend the rune
raj TIE morrow Sunday Afternoon, at half past O'CLOCK
from her late residence No l04 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
MA ETEn

On Thursday evening. June llth. By Rev. Alexander
Frazer, CHARLES L. REASON, OF this City, to ANNE
c. daughter of Elizabeth White, (widow) Of Hotokcn "
Jersey.
On the 10Th inst by Rev. Mr.. Cone. STEPHEN G.
WILLIAMS. Esq. to Miss MARIANNE Robinson, all
OF this City.
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Qarpetl1,g.

CHEAP COMPREHENSIVE n LOUNs-
" BERRY, iiS PsarLst opposite William, have lust re-
ceived large lot Of Carp-ibgs which they now sell
ling of al the following extremely low prices:
Ingram Capetues rich, bright coors 2. 10 So per yard
Extra fne, superfre snd double .uper, 5s to es DO
Three-Dy 90, and ele CANT patterns 81 10 la do
Brussel, do lbs 10 lis do
Also heavy Oil Cloh in sheets OF 10 and q feet wide
well seasoned aid ready for immediate us- from So 10 0s
per yard medium do feet 10 feet wide. from 2s cd to
per vsrd Nth general assortment. Of al oho. sr,ic
connected with trAfe county, low. ielS lwls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

q Something New.-No small excitement, hss ex-
among nice and the bald paed Old men,
la, ely IN consequence of The advent OF new har liquid
BogIes Hyperi3n-whch issid to be voted By the know
ing the plus ultra Of all hair improving inv-n
We have received FROM MI Boyle sample of this novelty
and feel very much disposed on SO abort an scqaan
,snce To fall into ide of praise hich 10 setting toward
We have given ,hort uis s;er due repetition,
,hal able 10 speak definitely OF Ibis important;
ier We believe III fst Far superior 10 the varicns
preparations for The Hair that have ON lime time been
offered The public Boston Dsy S.sr OF Fea l0h 1876
Prepared by VIM Rogie ces Westinghouse Boston, and
for sale B D. Sands D;usgis 100 Fulton ST. corner
OF William. Sold slso 21S Broadway aud q East Broad
way, Sew-York. ielS luis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

e Constipation (Cosrivnessl Destroyed by
DIR. Woods sarsapar!lla and Wild Cherry Bit
s medicine Destroy ana causes
The Intestinal canal perform evscu.iiops thousands
will attest and $50 iha, ii cures Dyspepsis scL Hesd'
scne Jaundlce Vertigo, Liver Complaint and all diseases
10 which is bowels subject 40 is the COMPOUND OF
Regus. Physician the pubic msy rely l!s Insrit.
Sod wholesale and resil BY WYATT KETCHAM, l2l
Puonst al retail 1872 Broadway 1T Bowery ST. B-eck-
ersl n. Y. leg e,ii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

APPLEToN's LITERARY MISCELLANY.
A SERIES OF CHOICE BOOK5-Volumes now ready
AIS Mich-lei-The People Pepper cover 81 cents, coIh
81
r. Michelet-Lifc OF Martin Luther. go cents paper
cloth. IS cenis
H. and 10, GuizOts Hissory of Civilization. Paper I;
cents cloth 81.
and Guzos History ofthe English Revolution 1910
Paper 81 cloth 81 %
snd 8 Gtllfsns Gallery OF Literary Portraits. Pape
81 cloth 81 25
s. CsryIe's Life of Schiller. Paper so cents, cloth I.
ceDtl.
Grants Memoirs OF American Lady. Paper 50 cts
cloth. IS cents.
8 and Marz,ni, the Bethrotbed Lovers Psper 81
cloth 81 50.
l. Sewelrs Gertrude Tale. Paper 80 cloth IS cts
iel2 2is o. APPLETON co. Publisher, 200 Broadway
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.
THE subscriber haI opened extensive establishment
in tho basement OF No 81 J1hns f.. The sale OF vau-
able books in every department Of human know edge art
AID thought. He has accumulated Considerable c"llec,
many of which urous and rare suo si
more great value He intend. sell exclusively
for cash, and have rival whatever 10 the talt-ss OF
hi. prot aud the OF his prices His sIock viii ne
Consistently augmented by he pure OF private Libraries
or Of smaller collections OF book He VIII buy every
work ancient or Modern which vCp IL attached y auy
s.ct or aty In syery Of literature srience and
ART and in ali lapgusgel He hopes therefore 10 maSe hi'
establishment agreeable resort Tor 'te hnomiblac, IN
letters science generally each OF whom will meet
choice works 10 his peculiar walk at the lowest
possible price, He therefore evte all literary persons
pay him visit aud Judge Tor themselves.
He has likewise large quautity OF foreign ard naive
Music for the piano forte snd Od-r usifGnen for which
he will thank any no may yvsnii to give him op-haf
tho lowest price charged the very chaapra srer 10 the
city Ii will be sold In any qusnliiy JOHN DOYLE.
lel3 2weodis Bookseller o. John.sL N. Y.
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sEw-YoRR
CASH TAILoRING EsTA9LIsHMENT.

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM w. BENSON, Draper and Tailor respectfully
ID informs his patrons and tho public generally thai he
has removed the NewYork Cash Tailoring Eslablilh.
ment, No l4i Fulton-st Broadway, where can b
found assortment OF Cloths Csssneres Vest
ngs &c which will se made order In Tho most fashiona
bic style for cash.
Mr. Fisher will have charge OF tho cutting depart
ment To those who Mr. F's unrvAed qualities In
The ART unnecessary TO moro than 10 name him In
connection with that de partmon5 Of The business
choice and general assortment Of gentomens fancy
dress articles constantly Oh hand. my9 ths
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Court Cnlendnr....THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. ll2. g. 205, CO. 81, g. Go, -
1876 81 A. 81 1885, 49, ST. l4 lac, 2l6 l43. 144 las t
$50, 10, 25, los. LOG. l07, 1903, 20, 9.
CIRcrrr CouRr-Hond1y.-Nos 2, 3, q, %, IS, 49, 81
32, 49, IS, 80, 3s3, 80, 90. II, 43. a..