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NORTH & co. APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,


 and dealers in
 GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, Apothecaries' Hall opposite he Mansion Honse, and
 B Gouanment street. I'D RESPECTFULLY call the attention ol Fami- HC lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, to their extensive and well select stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, and large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng sh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, sSc together with great variety of Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet Nursery.
 Physicians prescriptions will receive particular attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always m readiness, both night and day, 10 prepare them m the most careful and scientific manner, with scrupulous re- gard to correctness.
 LEEcHrs of the best kind always kept for sale, and person (air. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply them, ,and charge made but for those nal lake. Medicine chests filled and reftted ia the eaiest and most careful manner. noyl ENHE AMERICAN ART. UNION-For the pro- l motion of the Fine Arts m the United State, was incorporated m lS40, is managed by gentlemen wIIllont compensation, and pursues the following plan
 Every subscriber of five dollars is member for lhe year. N The fnoney thus obtained, after paving necessary expenses. applied in the first instance 10 the duction from an American Painting of large costly original engraving, in the highest style Of Amer Ican Art.
 For every five dollars paid by him. every memher receives a copy of the engraving. Every member also receives yn annual report, containing the pfo- .eedings and addresses al the annual distribution, a .t of the members, &c., and sometimes au add- lonal wo,k of Art.
 The residue of the money is applied to the purchase # American works of Art-Paihtings, Sculpture, Sc ,--varying in price from twenty to several hun ircd dollars.
 These works of Art-the paintings being richly ira,ned-are publicly dstrIbnted by lot, among all he members. on Friday before Christmas each gear; every membel having one share for every five ions paid by him.
 Each member is thus certain of receiving in return the value of the five dollars paid, and has also a chance oitirawing psnliing, or other work of arl of g,eaI value. <At. f3 s The plate for ihis year is s'Sr Walter Raleigh, parting with his Wife,
 Subscribers for last year can get their engrayings, Sihe capture of Andre) by calling on s. w. Allen, tiea. Sec, 2s Dauphin street. sepS6 JOEL WHtTR.
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IOEI. WHITE,
NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. IL nORI,ER.

Bookseller aud Siatoner, No 49 Dauphin Street, \ 5 now opening entirely and excellenl as A sortment of valuable Books. The collection em- braces the best and standard authors, whose works have from time to time appeared. History, BIogra- phy and General Literature; the Sciences, Natural History, Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin Classics, Philology, Law, Theological and Medical Books ,Sc, from the numerous writers on these sub jects, may all be obtained of the latest editions, al the least possible expense.
 SCHOOL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers, Die tionaries, Grammars, Arlthmetics, Biographies, Histories, Biographies; French, German and Span ish Grammars and Dictionaries; Latin and Greek Glammars; Exercises and Lexicons, with the best elementary books of Rhetoric, Elocuton, Logic, Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Draw ing, Book keeping. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mneralogy and Geology; Natural History, Physloogy, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, &c., 10 which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, is pectully invited.
 STATIoEERY-Eleeantly bound Blank Books of every description, suitable for counting rooms and pubhc offices; they warranted e be superior for style Of finish and durability; Ledgers, Journals, Daybooks, Invoice Books. Cash Books Sales Books Of Blue and White woye or laid Papers, in Russia Ends or plain Binding; Hall-bound Day books 1; Long folio petty Ledgers; long and narrow petty Cash Books; Bill Books of various forms; Receipt Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher- ing Books, Scrap Books, Pocket Ledgers, Pass Books, Indexes, Copy Books. Scratch Books, Pro- missory Notes, Blsb Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of Loding, Blank Cards, Wishing Cards, CheckBooks; !; Ship, Steamboat and Dray Receipts; Cotton Weghers Books
 BLANK BooKs-made to order and to any requir- ed pattern; Printed work, Music. Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly bound
 Together with Bibles and Prayer Books, Glit Books. &c., in beautiful bindings The whole Of which it is designedto sell upon the most favorable terms dec 24
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,y5 Bookseller and stafioner, 4e Dauphin

CTAVES & WHITE OAK TiMBt+K W ANT- - ED--The subscribers wish 10 contract for quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square p,eces of Timber, particulars can be had on appli- cation either in person or by letter.
 sep2e EBLAVA, mUkRELL q co.
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 Sptnt o,Hr.nf f--An ->tr,sis- ar,i -lrgtm a enrirnsni u fertiinefj and f6eiaflleles, as'aFs which afe ODOBS FOR THE HANDKERCHfFF Bailey k kiues-F Fspris Nict,ria do Prince AL bsrl; Esprt Unisi Essence Bonqae', houssue, ete. etc.
 Lubns and Gnerlaia Exftacfs Rose. Helioirole, MilleAeur. rnchouly. Me d'AneIeierre, Reseda, Jastna q Espague, Mousseline, Violet, Bouquet de Caroline Orange Portugal, Verseine, Rose GeTaniun, lIouquti de Reine, eic. Pinand s--F x,racis Srpiia Flora. Bonqusl Chaniil- N. Rouauei Argiais, VinleI de Parme, Bouquet Vicotia, Alonsseline, Mgnonene, Yaniile, Muse, Eelaninc. eic
 Ede's-ENrae's Nerhena. Spring Flowers. Essence Hone, ,-uckle Royal Violet, Indian Paichouy, He'd, nsana, Qnean's Own. Cape Iessamine, ec. Together with a.varielY of Extracts in boxes. and Toilet B6iiles in cases Cologne--Farina's genuine. Lubin's, Guerlan's, Prevos's and other vaiieiies. Eau de foilblte-Iuhins Lasendcr Yaier-Lubn's, De lSalle's, etc. Orange Flower Waier-Fl ench, in pis and qts. Tooth Pasie--Luhin's, PeleIier's Odenine, Dyer's and Sheumans ete Tooth Powder-I.ubn's, Coral and American Pomaiun,--G Guellain's PhilocAme Pomnade, m glass and China nas; Ox Marrow; Creme de Persc etc. etc. Soans-Luhlu's, Guerain's, Prevost's De rSalle's ganel's aud Halls Fancy and Toilet Soors. Brushes l., ze assortment, comprising every va riety and quality of Tnoii, Hair, Nail, Shaving, Comb and Cloth Brushes.
 novlg BAVlLAND. CLARK co.
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sanNkltjt, M REHABILITATION.

Tlis rfts tIilhs iigtns is gifeii ibrt iHesti l the lNsESSInLE PERsHl. RATION. II is the great EVACUATION for Ibe impurities ol he body. II will be naiiced that Il thick cloudy mist is- sues from all points of he snrfaee, which Vn- dicaies that ihis perspI- ration flows uninterrnpt- elly when we are m health, but ceases N hen
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The PiIes---A Cure for Life Secured DR UPHAN'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for

The PiIes---A Cure for Life Secured. nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for -AI the cure of Piles, Inflammation of ihe Liver and Spleen, tnhamation, Soreness, and Liberation of lhe Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakue and Inflammation of the Spine
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE EIECTUARY is the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, offered to the public.
 Mark this, it is an internal remedy, mol an exter- nal application, and will cure any case of Piles, either Bleeding or BlInd internal or external; and probably the only thing that will There is no ,ais. take about it. IL is positive cure--speedy ahd permanent. IL is also a convenient medicine to take. and improves the general health in a remarkable manner.
 IL syery mild in it's operation. aud may be taken in cases of tle most acute inflammation, without dan ger. All external applications are in 'he hghesl degree disagreeabie, ncOnyenleni and offensive; and from the very nature of the disease, temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks the disease al its source and removing the cause renders the cure certain and perinanent.
 The Eieciuary contains mineral medicine, no aloes. eolocynlh, gamboge. other powerful and irritating purgatve. No fear of taking cold while under ts influence. No change in diet necessary. If Taken according to dreciIons,a for life is guaranteed 4lott aa4ts4te
 Proprietor's office, 196 Bowery. Soil whol sal and retail by l. c, DUBOISE CO, noy3 39 Waier.srreet, Sole Az af-
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hENTAL JNSFkUM IS-Ihe snbscrIbers -AP call ihe attention of Dentists To their stock, amnne which may be found:
 GoLD FoiL--Abbey's & Jones' Gold Foil, as- sorted numbers
 TIN FuIL-Jones'
 TEErH-Slocklon's Plate, Pivot, Molar, Ri- cuaped and lower Incisor Teeth
 FoRcEPs--Siraight and curved. double and sin- gle jonted ami chiItren's Forceps-- and ex- tra fine
 EXcAvAroRs- Chevaliers steel and ivory han dled Excavaors
 Mourn MIRRoRs-Sllyer, Rosewood and Ivory handles.
 FILFs--Stubbs flat, half-round, round and taper Files-togeIher with variety of Drills, Plugging and Cleaning Instruments etc.. for sale at low prl- ces novl7 IIAVlLAND. CLARK k co
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PAIN1ls, OILs AMI osAAsS.

EAINIS59 OIEl5 AWIF NNIl SS. 1" HifE LEAD. -Unioa, Philadelphia aud w Western ~ at
 0ILS-Linseed. Sperm. Tanners and Neasfoa P GREENS-C Chrome, Parls, verdisris, Brunswick REDS--vermillion, yentian Lake and Orange BLUES-P -Prussian, Antwerp, Verdter, Indigo
 0WS-Chrome, Oehre. Patent, Kings
 GLASS-French and American Window and Picture, sizes from 6XS 10 36Xl0
 BRuSHES--Arlisl's. house painters, gilder's and white wash fa W ssl,i
 " fvARhiSHES-Coach picture, polishing. furni' sure aad japan ss ssis
 Spirits Turpen,ne, Gold and Silver Leaf, Blonze, Artists Coiors, ground, in cases and dry; together with general assortment oi every article us d in house, sign and ornamental painting
 For sale nt T0up'S General Paint Store, ssg3I 47 pauPhin-sIsst
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PAgNTS. OTIS. &C.

BAAH IS3 OIlS. 6Os EIAFlLAND, CLARK & co, 45 and AZ VA HI TER STREET' are receiving and offer for sale al low prices-
 WHITE LEAp-25O kgs pure, in 25 to 100 Ib kgs
 300 & extra, {"
 300 " No.l, "
 300 " Mo-. 2, '' LINsEEp OIL-25 bbls Bridges SPIRITS TuRpENTIEE-30 bbs in fine order for shipping. WINDOW GLASS 150 boxes by 10; 560 do 10
 ny iz; 50 dc by 10 by IS, 800 do 10
 by IA to 24 by 32.
 PAINT bRusHEs--1O0 doz Mes to 000, ,00n SASH REUsHEs--I00 I" 2to8 YELLOW OcHRE-5o kegs 25 lbs each, m oil SPANISH RRowN-50 l" 25 [" !" BLACK PAINT-30 kegs 25 !" CHROME GREEN--I50 lbs ground in oil. 200 '' dry, Tiernan's No ] CHROME YELLow-I50 lbs dry VENETIAN RED-5 bbls Enp sh YAKsIsHks--C Coach, FurnllLle and Jlpan tar'h LAMPBLAcg-Eddy' s refined and common. PATENT BI AcK-For carriage makers. GLuE-l0 iibls common aud fine Together wlih general assortment uf articles for Planters ase, Ar,Ists cOlors. &c. novls
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TNYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER PILLS-A A certain, safe and effecua cure for Ague and Fe- yer, in all us various forms. Also, an excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia. Palpiaiion of he Heart, Loss of Appetite, Neuragia, Nervous and other diseases which arise from a weak and deb ilitAled condition ofthe system. EI These Pills are prepared only by Dr. C. K. Ty- Ter, regularly educated physician, who from many vears' experiences can confidently recommend them as the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the pubic; having frequently tested their great curative power upon those who had long suffered un der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent physicians who have ascer'ained high standing for their successful treatment of Ague and Fever, use this preparation, and assert that they have never known single instance where Il was taken as directed, that tdid nol effect per- maneni and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neilher mercury arsenc, or any thing that can uiure lhe sysIem--hut, on the contrary, may be taken where medicine of thls kind is needed, not only with perfect safety, but with the most decided advantage. For sale by
 HAVILAND, CLARK. & co.
 iyICmo and GEO. GATES, Sole Agents.
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IBBON'S LIFE, BY HlMSELF-The Auto. NE biography of Edward Gibhoa. Esq, ustrat ed from his letters win occasional notes and narra tves. B, John Lord Sheffield. In one vol l2mo
 This has long been looked upon as one of the most interesting of this class of writings The staie- ly manner in which Gibbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for easy and direct style of narraiive."
 For sale by J DOBiER,
 oct23 Book seller and Stationer 49 DauphIn st
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AIR. PETERS VEGETABLE PILL Slime Dwhch "irIes all things" has thoroughly estab- Iished Ihe ines slimabe value of these Pills, ca lharlic anliblllious and detergent mt dclne. IL is now twelve years since Dr. PETERS gave them 10 the world and their reputation, founded on his long experience still continues to increase. The annual sales, which, during Ie first year, amounted 10 one hundred thousand boxes, have, during the last year, exceeded times that amount, and the market for them, once confined to few States 10 comprises not only the entire Union, but Canada, New Bruns wick Nova Scotia and the West ladies. They may truly be termed the great household Medicine of he South and West, No other Pills have been wide Iy patrouized in those regions. They are purely vegetable in their nature, and mild and gentle in their operations. thai they may be given with per- feet safety even to an infant. There is not parl- ce of any irritating drastic substance in their composition. yet they act upon the secrelions with unequalled certainly and drectness; ihas purifying the constituents of he blood, and ag nature 10 throw into circulation perfectly healthy fluid. = Among the multitude of diseases to the of which Dr.. Peters Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be menlioned-habitual Cosliveness, Bilious Fe- yer, Jaundice, Choc, Dyspeps,a. Ague and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dysen- tery. Diarrhe, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles, Flat uency. Loss of Appetite Furred Tongue, Nausea, Rheunai ism. Asthma, Dropsy, Bos and all dis eases of the skin caused by impuriy of the blood gelher with every species of complaint affecting the stomach or bowels.
 For sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & O., I c DuROSEJ& COR L. WATKINS, and Druggists eray in Mobile.
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2 ttth O ,dran f--An extensive and elegtut Rs
 eur'msni ui ferfiinefj and Toilet aflleles aaiafs
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HAvILAND. CLARKE & co.
xNAR. PFsTLENcE AND FAMlNE-wi

WAR, PESTILENCE AND FAMlNE-whh
 w all their horrible rain, may stalk over Ihe land; the thunder of England's cannon may rear m our harbors ihe earthquake may open it's ponderous jaws enguDh elllzens; ailslones and balls Of fire may ram down upon our heads and yet SD long AS the nestimabe Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters placed wilhin reach, we may call ourselves the hap piest nation earth. And wh, because all these accumulated horrors cannot compare win the sui- ierings that result from bilious tiseases, and the thousand s that flesh is e rto, and winch his Veg eIabIe prepatons will speedily sweep from our land
 Their power is silent aad oseless-bui ils might is irresistible. For sale Druggists in Mobile.
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nR. GORDON'S VEGETABLE ANTIBlL- DIOUS FAMILY PILLS--For inc cure of Bilious Fever. Yellow Fever, Remilieni and Inter- milten' Feyers, Inha"matory. Nervous and Putrid Fever, Pain in the Head, s ide, Back and Stomach; Inflammation of the Brain, Stomach, Lungs. Liver, Kianeys, Throat and Chest; Dropsy, Scrolula, Syphilis, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Cholc, Low Spirits. nyspepsm, Mysteries.
 'DR. G0RDON'S Pills are truly the sick mans friend. No Traveller or Family should be without them. Their timely administration will prevent much pain and suffering, and save many vaIuaule lives.
 These Pills were compounded by Dr.. Gordon af ter years of study and careful observation upon the nature Of different medicines, and the effect which they produce upon different constitutions in various forms of disease. They have been extensively used by some of our most eminent Physicians, and by ma- ny private families for several years; and such has been the satisfaction which they have given, that it is firmly believed that the vegetable kingdom does cot furnish materials fora purgatiye medicine which surpasses for general nse, those of which these pills are composed. They do mol contain Cal omel. Mercury or any other mineral preparation but are composed entirely of concentrated vegetables ex- tracts. carefully prepared and combined as 10 be Cctain, Safe aud Easy in heir operafion For sale by HAVlLAND, CLARK & co. Sole Agents.
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now open day and evening. During the day
breath of pure air can always be procured there,
and in the evening" in addition to this, one of the
finest orchestras in the city perform variety of
very superior music The bill for this evening
consists of selections from Strauss, Bellni, Weber,
and other distinguished composers
Howxs Co. MAMMOTH CIRcUs-This mag
nificent establishment continues to draw crowds
wherever they 60, to witness the astonishing per-
lodged to be the greatest female rider in the world
They have also Dan Rice, the great Shaksperian
clown, who Is a host of himself, and Hobb, the
great scene rider, and many others of acknow-
lodged talent including Mr.. and Mrs. Randall,
the Scotch giant and giantess, making in all the
largest establishment which ever travelled through
the United States None shouldinss the opportu-
nifty of seeing this great concern as they pass
through the country, as an opportunity OF seeing
so much combined, may never occur again.
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MONEY MARKET.



The stock market opened very heavy this morning;
but there was material change in the quotations The
sales were a very limited extent Money continues
in active demand of interest in the street
about one per cent per month The banks preparing
for their quarterly reports which are to be made
on the LIST day Of August
All kinds of business present very inactive ana
the probability that they win remain so for some time
In fact, we prospect Of any very great I'M
provement, within the next twelve months The con-
tnued agitation Of those which have such an
important influence upon commercial matters and the de-
lay experienced in making Of the proposed changes
have very injurious effect upon trade and commerce &C.
neral and completely derange the calculations and ar
rangements of every While this alteration, and
that alteration, under consideration, can
safely move in any matter likely to be in any way az
fected and the consequence is almost universal sus
pension of some branches Of business This 10 not ono
of those unavoidable circumstances connected with
legislation upon commercial affairs, which should be
seldom experienced but it is continual every session Of
Congress invariably deranges business long the
members remain together, and in many instances I'M
fortunately for long time after, and those engaged In
mercantile pursuits, in every section Of tho country.
anticipate with and trembling the commencement
of every session of Congress.
We the current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchanges, for uncurrent money
and for specie
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Movements OF Travellers.

-
The number Of arrivals considerably augme nted
yesterday, from every section Of the Union. The fol-
lowing is a compendium from the regisries Of the
pective hotels -
AMERIcAS-B. Lindsay, Burlington; F. Hammond
Vermont; C. storkc, N. Carcna Payne, Charleston;
J. Willeu Philad: w Rollins, do; j. Langstroth, N.
Orleans; Mr. Dexter, Boston; Madegan, u. 8. A; T.
Phelps, DO; T. Thayer, N. O.; Lloyd Lloyds Neck;
H. Hartshorn u s A.; T. Lowell, Washington; Hon. j..
E. Fairb nks, Halifax, N 81 F. Lewis. Charleston; J.
Whitney, Baltimore.
DR.. Homer, Baltimore; Z. Msgens, st. Thomas; j. Ba.
con, Phlad; A. Pomeroy, Hartford; II Mclean, ~ o I,
F. Bouand Paris; T. Beaver Philad; NJ. Keith Balti.
mere; NJ Blackman, Phsd; " Chambers, Texas; H
Holiston, Providence; Casey, Baltimore; w. Palmer
N. o.; M. Gethngs, Quebec; r. Whitney, Va; j. Lee
Cecil; J. Brown, Geo TAFT, Charleston; J. Bates
Conn; j. Goodman, Troy; J. Forbes, Syracuse; q. Nc
Alpine, Conn; Ross, N. o.; C. Pope Mobile; j. II,
Perkins E. N. Hastings f. Chickering Boston Yacht
Coquette.
CIrr-Mr. Coles, Philadelphia; Mr. Lardner do; Col.
Simon ton, Key West: b Roach, hatcher; j. Smith,
rhilsdslphia, W. Reed, do; C Bencke, do; X. Camp.
bell Baltimore; Commodore Morgan, United States Ma
w; 8. CoLly, Baltimore; J. Atkinson, Syracuse: II.
White, do Jehns, Philadelphia w. White, Phii.dsl-
Phis j. wendell, do; Thomas, Lancaster; II. Ben
ham, United States Engineers FHsgarty, United States
Navyj E. Wright, New Jersey.
FRANxLiN-Captain Fitch, Connecticut; d. Miller,
Charlsston E. w Coffin, New Jersey; W. Brunah,
Carolina; Norton, Illinois; Washburn, Fall River;
Van Setback, Lansingburgh; C.. Reynolds, Mobile;
D Clarke, Albany; j. Clarke Syracuse; T. Taylor. Ro-
les, Worcester; C. Miller Nswburgh; ). Wood Stock
bridge; B. Raw Utica; C. Leonard. New Windsor
HowARp-T. Davis. washington; NJ sother, st Louis;
MassOn virginia D. Lssag e1Ss g. spesI
Edes, Washngton George Arnold, Mobile; H. State, N.
Jersey; A. Mckay, Broome couny w. ilalett, Calves
ton; r. Jerome, Massachusetts: Davis Albany; l.. All
ken Albany; T.. Hjckmon Bradford; T. Edwards, Bal
timore; Clsrey Boston; Z. Prospor Albany J. sos-
son. New London.
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Sporting Intelligence.

The RxoArrA.-The great Regatta takes place
to-day, at 10 o'clock, A. M. 1t will, probably, at
tract great crowds to witness it. We would re-
mind our readers that Castle Garden is the best
place in the CITY to obtain good view of it. 1t
will start from Hoboken.
ScRuB RACE AT KINGSTON, CANADA On Mon
day next, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, a scrub race will
como off on the course, attended with unusual
interest. The horses all thorough bred, or
nearly so, and are owned in Kingston Mr..
Clarke's, 7lst Regt, C. e. Repeal, 5years DE-.
Robinson's c. &. Dan O'Connell, years Mr.. F..
Henderson's b. m. Agitator, 6 years; Mr. Ruther-
ford's b. m. Faughaballagh, years. Catch
weights-Kingston Wing, July 10.
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News from Europe.

The Cambria is now in her twelfth day, and
her news may, therefore, be expected in this city
tomorrow or next day-perchance tonight.
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relative to the number Of allen passengers during the
months Of April. May and June
The Convention adjourned, to meet this eve
ming at 5 o'clock.
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The beautiful Picture OF the Virgin and
Child Mr. Chrsadoro. window, under Astor House for
was bought Watts Antiquarian Book and Picture Store
Cleaned, BY M Masseioh
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The Weekly Herald.

This publication will be issued at 8 o'clock on
Saturday. 1t will be embellished with beautiful
engraving of Fort Brown, in Texas, the place that
withstood the bombardment of one hundred and
sixty hours, from the Mexicans.