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Derleben, Die man nttt iteraN finnce. Se:
fonbers eiu teorutenrcr Sorratb pon alien
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5errer 2ln3,lge
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namsntlieb 2utIben, @ulfes uno anpere
Sabrsrnqe, pferne9dthirre &C. &C
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Irt, Die bier perfauft perper, aIeitb 1np oesr
htertrefen.
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raB lte init Dem QSaffrr 9cpIa9t lprrbcn, ipeMn
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Satrif<Strts uap SsratbIbaftsn bon jeocr|
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6afen fopcbl ais mcrtadtIttcs unp &runo|
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anlaeil.
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III Serfs ganntp, ceer fir einiae Seletrnna|
tter Hlrirn Gc9entanp, mencc man lttb pers|
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reftcrs:
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eIijab 0allct 81. QB. pcmrop,
Charles ID. Sbreiner.
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Cumberland Sanf" Srieeston, bal
warmers Sanf* Mount opaD po
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Diftor 1Dilbelm Sreblitb.

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bic Oai1en in Sewe9un9 fesen - Ssim Gsien
bsr @sbsmniffs bon Yari5 miro bsm 2(rmsn
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gen mus. 9Sir 9lauten un5 oaber ben 9anf
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nen, menn mir ibm biefsS treff1idbe sGsrf in es
net esbis9snsn llsberfesun9 nne untaeeIbaftsn
au6ifattun9 pcrle9en.
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SiIbnis Cues bsi9e9eben.
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Ro. 1ls Slaffau ct. NeusYorf.
Osai "a. 1916.
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VT bsretts erfbienen unb in bisfer 9rudsre ;u
Dassn' 400 sbenfal6 psiters SeifsQun9sn on9es
ncmnen Wsresn.
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mir e9en padelte unlcrn psrebrilebea 2anres
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ne oab es nitbt Bios 5ur anaeneb men
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ssmeinen 3 ilpumsn. Selebrnns
unlsrss 10 Sablreitbtn Stammee in cer Sleu:
en- wct eene, bic lbsrausaate ciner Ins>
wab( oss Ssten unc Gepieaenrfen aus ben
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5elt,pelen Soften ~ Dcronitalten,
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Yaterlanocs III Vertreiten ilno aud cen ipes
niger 8emttslten ,. Nnlcbafrua oieler95clfe
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Ii tb ein Seft, Ga Seiteu fart, in eincm far:
bsen llmldhlas, 81 Dem Yreile bon 10 geHte,
erIebeinen.
Ulbseu unierc 2anpelcute uuo O1ittirasr
Den toben 1Bertb unIcrer beuticben Stbrift:
fsQer aub III bet neucn l9simatb fortaners
fsnnen, ltets fit pas Gute mo grbabene
sntfammt bleiten, uno ibrcn 8sItbmaf fit
pas Stb6ne unp Slhslihe auf ibre Sinper II.
enfel dterscbcn laGcn.
Seoinaunacn.
Seber rcIp Sutferiteut perpfitGtet 0tt
Hur CUR Abnabme BON feds Soften rpel6e
einen Sano tiloeu; feiner 1T cabr 9ctums
ben, ben nihtten Sanc 5u nebmen.
Bem 6tcn Soefte ,prH Elm 6aupt: Sitcl H..
ein Sn6altss9er5eibnib pes san5cn 8anoes
seliefsrt wcrbeH.
Bei Atlisfcr,ma ciuce jerrn 6eftcs III ber
cutItriptionsspreis bafir 10 gtnts, 3u
sntriebten.
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Stiefcltt ititD Scbafem

ertfnst bobsn, als pcrSi9Iibsn faltlspsrn unb
Mcreeeo Mann'6:S ticftln, bon ibnsn fsltit aus
Dem bsltsn Wsotsrialisn pcrfsrti9t; faltIstsrns,
Sip' Ssebuno uno Mcrctec pspsgtjefln bon
lsesr @attun9; falblscern, Sip, Sssbuno uno
WtrrrrttcsWtcnroes fir Oldnner unb Snobsn
&c. &c. ,e.-ebsrfalls, Elm ouS9ebsbntss 2(Gcrtss
ment Shube fir Somsn, Mdodben II. Ginter.
Nub BADEN ite sum Gsrfauf ensn arosen
Grrratb Don rctben, Sbldbtrs unb Saltimez
r:Sc cbuseer SattslsQsbsr &albkasn, Sips u.
Oberlsber Wlcrroeeo5 unb &ibs jsrer 2(rt, nsblf
entm ol9enelnen NGcrtsment bon Sebubsouss
ifaffirun9en uno 9Esrfsu9en. morauf lis eas
publlfum oufmerfiam MAIDEN m6btn.
NsaoinN Npril IS. 3n.
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= | reipeftipsn Yublfum oniuie9en, bab
- CT einen bsosutnosn Brrratb on
S gcaberns5ttcn ftir1iineer,Rna
ben uno tlI6nncr bireft BON europa erbats
ten bat, Die ct moGfsil sum 93etfauf anbetet.
StbDrDaltsr inn ganbe uno boS Yublls
fun libsrbaupt m6bts CT oorauf oufmerflam
macben baE CT Die Suite islbit importirt unb
lie oober mrblftilsr pcrfnuft ais fs i'll Ybilas
tslpbia ;u baben ilno.
6. =. Sei3m"nn.
Sieabino, Mai II.
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QBertb Der Yonfnctsn

9tlls bisjengsn Sanfsn, tpelbe init einsm(&)
Stsrn bsHlbnst Iino, babsn sntweoer falibe
poer umsednbsrte Heten BON psribiseenen Ses
nennunasn i'm llmlaufs.
stas init sinsm Cd Srsus bsSsibnetsn Bans
Fen warsn fribsrbn ofsntlibs 9spolitsSanfsn
Ole Hotsn berenisen Sanfen, ,uslbe mir
init slnem @soanfsnHrisbe IL bejsibnsn,pers
Den BON Den Srofsrs nitbt an9snpmmsn.
pennIplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Namsn. 9iseonto in YbilaS.
Sanf BON Nprtb 2(nRrifa* par
9tertbern qbertie6' par
YenniDlpania* par
Ysnn Sounibip* par
Der Ser. Gtaat.' "a bis 25
Commercial Sanf,* BON psnniplpanien par
FARMERS Ii. Msbanie5 Sonf par
Otrare clttrt par
@irarO Ditto (snpbsw* in pbpa, sslhIo0
&enin9tcn 30. par
Senltnstpn Sapina Snittuto =
Weretants 8ant rcu spbllar. trtrah.
UecDmenlln9 Sanft, par
Wianuf II. Meebanics par
MedanicS Sanf in Vbil'd, par
Manucl sabor 8anf (s.2S.9pttD aetr
Denniplpania Sapiu9s Sant betris
philabclphta Sanf# par
pbilnbelphia GaSins Sn1itnt sctrctbn
pblaeelpbla >pan Comp. %.
Dem Scmnihip Cav Snlt. -
HiharbS CMarf) 9etrotb.
9outbrrart Saplnas Sant tctria.
@bnpltlu Cav Snititnt Setrphen
SduDlfiu Sanf* -
Sputbwarf bittp par
QSelern Sonf par
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8c9cn Hbeumotbic uno 9tllfen=
S0mcr5ensglnement,
pcrfertlst BON JobnNienlcy.
0irles $Incment 1T pas bcwabrtelte Wlittel
welhes jenlaIs Dor oas publltum sebraebt
moroen 1T; cs psrI6atft fcaIeicbe >mccrnna,
wenn Scbraucb papon sematbt miro. 0ie
NnfensSthmcr}en eurlrt es bem erIten cper
sweltcn Olal Stbmisrrn.
ESginjs su baten in ciefsr 0ruferei.
Spres: so Gent bic Slaftte.
Steapng, Qpril Is. tU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-29

BOwrRr TsEArRE-This house was crowded to excess
last evening by highly respectable and fashionable
dsnce who attracted by the SPLENDID Spectacle Of
"Ivanhoe" and the "Yew Tree Ruins" which
have before remarked, have been produced in most
gorgeous and magnificent The manager of this
theatre certainly has to say that his efforts to
amuse the public not well appreciated. The bill for
to night is rch and comprises lvanhoe" and the Lady
Of the Lake" Mr. Neafe who has become great favor
e with the patrons Of this establishment, will take the
character of vanhoe in Ivanhoe" and that OF Roderic
Dhu, in the Lady of tie Lake" We expect to
crowded house to night
GRxKNwIcH THEArRr-The " Corsairs Revenge.
Of attraction The Of character will draw
out in full force the entire company. The Sailor
King" and Young Scamp" will be also presented for
the first time. Miss Julia Drake will perform the cha
racter Of the Young Scamp" and her well known
powers will fully sustain her in this amusing piece The
Greenwich theatre is emnently worthy of every encou-
ragemsnt and supports and will draw tonight full and
crowded honse.
and steamng air of the New York streets continues to
rowded and fashionable audiences Last evening
the orchestra performed Of the hest pieces Of the
most celebrated composers There will be another con.
air, sweet music, and delicious ice creams
Mons MARrIN-This accomplished dancer has had
very tempting offers to induce him to reon the ballet Of
the Opera during his present visit to Paris but faithful to
his existing engagement he has refused them all with
hesitation Ia order return to his pupils in Phade
phia He is IN constant communication with Celarious
and Coray hand priests Of Terpschsr in that
part Of the world who have from motives of old friend.
being got up for the coming winter in Paris. We
derstand that Mons Martin intends his return to intro
duce many fashionable dances in both Philadelphia
and New York.
John r. Scott. is to receive q complimentary benefit
at the Walnut street theatre in Philadelphia tomorrow
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-29
In Chancery.

Before the Vice Chanceiior
Deeisions John #. Harrison va. Mary J. HArrison-
Decree annulng and declaring void the marriage con-
tract between complainant and the defendant Mary
j. HARRISON formerly Mary J. Murray: Phoebe \ DIX
VIM. Dix decree, a vinculo. Julia A Ormsby vs.
Waterman y Ormsby similar decree. Provost VS. Pro
vost like. Reynolds vs.. Reynolds like Lawrence
va Lawrence like Eastwood vs. Eastwood; like. La
salla vs.. Lasala like. Tallman VS.. Tallmsn; like.
Hunter VS. Hunter like. Ming vs. Ming like.
Warner Paine, ct ais. Order that injunction 10
denied, and the order to show discharged Costs
to abide the event.
Carr Admont Delafed, ct al. Decree, referring II
to Master Cambreleng, directing him to take variety Of
accounts between the parties and also to report what
liens and membranes still exist upon the lands forth
n certain deed 10 the peadings mentioned and that he
enquire into the nature and effects Of the Judgments.
decrees and judicial proceedings against defendants
either Of them. as Trustees Of the Apaachicola Land
Company, &C. and that the master report with all
nient speed.
Wilcox VS.. Chapman. Demurrer ovcrruled, with costs;
TO defendant have leave to answer, &c.
EveIingham ct al va. Everngham ct al. Order that
pray er Of petition be granted.
Wilkes W. Henry. Order, that the Exceptions to the
Masters Report be overruled with COSTS to be taxed,
and that the plea remain to be down and arg ued upon
the question of suficiency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-29
Movements OF Travellers.

The following affords but limited eptome Of the
names registered yesterday, the books Of
the principal hotels =
AMrR,cAN-A Van Bokkelen, U. c.; C. Parkinson,
Boston j. Amory. do w Ludlow, Clermont; O. Ma
son, Midway; J. Robinson u c.; Reverden, Boston
C Arnold, l. e; s. Davis Matches II Duncan, do. w.
Webster Cambridge ID. Ketchum, Spring field H. Hum
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s.vsx.uon Of the un,o axlvsr.
MONEY MARKET.

TWrsday, jury Se-V FsTs
The stock market was quite active to-day, and there
was . general improvement in prices Long Island
wen, up per cent, Harlem IN; Norwich and worces'
ter !. Reading X; Farmers Loan y; Canton vi Penn
T, u
AZ the second board there wsss slight resction In
ne market and prices receded frsction but VIC look
upou this as being rather favorable than otherwise
der existing circumstances The decline may continue
for day but cannot be but temporary and the
next advance will 60 ahead Of the last
The Trustees Of the Providence Institution for Saw.
ngs in Jersey City, have declared their annual dividend
Of per cen, not exceeding $780, and per cent
on sums ever that amount.
A i,rvs punbsr VI notes Of the old Union Bank Of
nssissa, nave ,scs been put In circulation, some
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Special Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Gilbert and

Stoneall.
JULr 2s-John Adams, charged with stealing 81 from
William c. Wallace, was adjudged guilty and ordered
to be locked up in the City Prison for month.
John Tillotson, next placed at the bar charge
own behalf stated that he did not steal the linen but
merely transferred it to poor girl who devoid of
clothing. Appearances indicating that his mind was
somewhat disordered, he remapded prison. with
view OF giving time to make inquiries this pont
James Roberts, for assaulting policeman
Francis Smith charged with stealing ak bundles of
rod iron from Peter Maxwell, was adjudged guilty and
sent to the penitentiary for ak mouths
charge of stealing shawl alleged 10 worth Si2
from Fanny Gpin He found guilty, and sentenced
to be imprisoned in the penitensiary for the term OF
months.
Sarah Dawson colored for aggravated assault, and
battery on colored man. was booked for q months
sidence on Backwells Island.
John Blackstock, charged with stealing a coat from
the ship Vicksburgh while lying in Peck Slip ad
judged guilty and sent to the pencntary for the term of
Richard DEAN, next placed at the bar charge
of stealing gun worth 80 from Joseph Rose Jr of 80
Catherine street. of which offence he found guilty,
and sent to the penitentiary for six months.
Sarah j. Finch, interesting girl Of about Ia years
old, charged with stealing sundry articles from Mr.
william Demming was then put on trial and found gull
ty Judgment was suspended, however, condition of
being sent by her mother out Of the city.
Mary Ann Gigan was next placed at the bar, on a
watch The accused in her defence stated that she did
not steal the watch but that had been placed in her
possession by the tar as security for the payment Of
DUE for certain favors conferred The truth Of which
plea duly admitted by the complainant who agreed
TO discharge the claim referred and by Of the
Court the couple left together for the purpose of settling
their account.
Richard Johnson then put on his trial. on charge
OF stealing some articles Of clothing from Mr. Mckinley
50 Bowery. The Court found him guilty of the offence
and sent him to the penitenary for the term Of six
months.
After the disposal of several other cases of minor i'm
portance the Court adjourned until Friday morning
next