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Wright. Renton, Wareham; schr Florence,
PemambuCo.
ARRIVED,
Barque Lawrence, Harding, days from II
| assorted cargo, to Osborn & Whitrdge.
Brig Victorine, Forrest, Is days FIN N Orlei
gar, moasses, tallow and lead, TO J. X. Randa
Schr Hope, Potter, FIN Ponce, l. r 24th ult. I,
days to the Capes) sugar, TO Williams s. Bro. Il
Br. schr Adventure, Roberts, days FIN Aba,
hogany and old rigging, to F. T. Montell. L
b. schr Umpire, Lowe, 8 days FIN Abaco, n
any aud old rigging, to F. r. Montell
Schr Repeater, Travers, FIN Alexandria, m,
Rose, Merrill & Co.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, Philadelphia,
Shriver.-
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. II
OH Point Look Out, an Eastern schr lumber la,,I
MEMORANDA. N
Shlps Richard Anderson, Bennett, for LondS
lerslle, Wallace, and Elise, KOCH for BremenJ
William, DR. Scott, for Cork, and ArchitectS
for Orleans, all fin Baltimore, went to sea OIL
day last; and ship Eutaw, Ford, for London, o.
urday. .
Packet ship Rhone, Harvey, FIN Baltimore, al
at Liverpool 18th ult; and ship Milo, Grace, i
fin do | lth for Baltimore.
Ships Ocean, Higgins, and WakOpa, Paine. "a
tlmore, were ld'g at Liverpool 18th ut.
snip Napier, Sanford, fin Baltimore, arrived
voet 10th ult.
Brem. ship Marianne, Weiting, fin Baltimore,
at Bremen II h ult.
B'em. ships Sophie, Add,ks; Ann, Horstf
and Johannes, -, for Baltimore, sailed FIN BIZ,
9Th ult; and Sophie, Woter, for do 9th.
ship Franconia, Smith, of Baltimore, from L
pool, arrived at Philadelphia yesterday; and b.
ST. Joseph, Vaughan, cleared at do same day fot
tmore.
Barque Elizabeth Hall, Myers, for Boston, Oh
at Liverpool previous To 18th ult.
Barque ]. w. Paige, Taylor, for Baltimore, cl.
at Boston I'd inst; and brig Baltimore, Clifford, az
at do Sd FIN Baltimore.
Barrque Amelia MulIholland, Dixey, for BaltiA
sailed FIN N York yesterday.
Barque Trina, Swan, hence at N Orleans 27ti
Brig Monoco, Gould, FIN Baltimore for St. Jal
Cuba, was signalized 25h ult. lat IS %, lon rs OF
1--WE understand from a gentleman who cam
the bay this afternoon in the steamboat Mary
that the ship Harvest, from ST. Ubes, is asrourl
North Point, and unable to get off without
lishtened of some of her cargo, with which !
very deep. He also saw off the Three Sisters, b;
Ida, and brig Constitution, bound out.1
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53- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting OF this Society will be
held at the Historical Rooms, THIS Thursday EVE
MING, at past 7o'clock.
1t s, T.. STREETER, Rec. Sec.
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REGISTERS OFFICE, NAV, 1916,
m LICENSEES. The holders of all Licenses issued
IL from this office and directed To be renewed an
nuay are notified, that if such renewal is not made
within t,Dent days from the first of May, they will
become liable to the penalties of the law.
m6-tM20 JOHN ]. GRAVES, Register.
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EUST RECEIVED, per ship Albert, from
o. Bremen. % bales Velvet Phial CQRKS a supe-
fior article for Druggists Fer sale by -.
up. DELACOUR, 1859 Market street,
m4eG6t near the Eutaw House
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION IN BosroN HARBoR
One Life Lost. On Saturday afternoon, a
bout o'clock, the boiler of a small steamboat
exploded at Robins wharf, Boston, just as the
boat was starting from the wharf, with loud
report, and the boiler and fragments of the boat
were thrown TO great distance. There were
three men on board at the time, who were all
thrown upon the wharf, and two ofthem, Will
liam and George Dolbeare, were injured-the
latter, it is said, has since died. The third
was slightly scalded. The boat belonged to
William Dolbeare, of the firm of Dolbeare and
Sons, shipwrights in Sea ST., and was minia-
ture affair put together for an experiment on
new plan.
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FkOMrHE EXCHANGE REApING-Roo ON B
CLEARED,
ODENNED,
French harnun AlpYanhre Rilarh Rnrr

French barque Alexandra, Billiard, Bordeaux
Brig Abo, Jones, Bio de Janeiro and a
Clark s. Kellogg,
BRIG Erie, GuAby, Rio de Janeiro and mari
Howell 4 Son.
slOopJ. R. Baylis, Baylis, Philadelphia, Jc
Brown.
SAlLED-Brigs Ocean, Eldridge, Boston:
Wright, Renton, Wareham; schr Florence,
Pemambuco.
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uSOUR BLACK MARBLE MANTLE
u CLOCKS, handsomely Ornamented with bronze
figures; run 81 days without winding; received direct
from Havre, and will be sold low by
GABRIEL d, CLARK, Watch Importer,
MI Water ST., ID door from Calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

BROOKLYN NAVY YARD. Eighty men were
discharged and suspended from the work on the
Dry Dock on Saturday. The reason for this
step is stated to be that the appropriation for
the present year is nearly exhausted The OPP
erations upon this vast work go on slowly, and
many years will probably elapse before it is
finished. Capt. Stockton IS big gun still remains
in one of the ship-houses, having been brightly
polished, and vanished to prevent its rusting.
1t is awaiting the arrival of the steamer Prince
ton, now at the Charleston navy yard.
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anATHsI BATTIs

NBATHS! BATHS !!
IT'D THE PROPRIETORS OF
3D.. 2. Hs ."J.l.' ..- FOUNTAIN HOTEL
take pleasure in announcing to the citizens and str}
gers of Baltimore, that they have completed their ,
BATHS FOR LADIES AND GENTL EMEN, y
Oh. .'.' hot, COLD AND SHOWER.
Terms-Hot Baths 37t cents, or 4 for ST. 25.
Cold and Shower IS cents each.
m5 div DIX s. TO GGs
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nALTIMORE MUsEURI.

R5-A CARD. B.JOHNSTON begs leave most
respectfully to inform his friends and the public that
his BEN Eft will take place
SATURDAY EVENING, May 9th,
which occasion he has the pleasure Of announcing
Miss MARY ANN GANNON!!!
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY
Who has in the kndest manner volunteered her va
uable services and will appear in her justly cele
braed part of FRAECGNE, in
GRIST TO THE MILL,
AND A DANCE.
With variety of other entertainments, in which the
and talented company will appear. m7-3t
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MORE BOOKS! MORE BooKsa

AH OAAh hOOhS! MORE bOOkSu
I'VE WIN. TAYLOR & co.
Nos. 4, and 6 jarvis Building, have received
A SUMMERS JAUNT ACROSS THE WATER,
including visits to England, Ireland Scotland, France
switzerland, Germany, &c. by ]. Jay Smith, Libra.
ran OF lhe Philadelphia and Loganian Libraries, in
vols. just received.
The Democratic Review, for May, with splendid
portrait
The Knickerbocker, for May.
No. SO Harpers Bible.
NOS. II, 70 Harper's Illuminated Shakespeare
NO gu Harper's Library of Select NOvels-the Fe-
maze munster, ora Sons Revenge, -! cts.
Odd Fellows Diary, for 1876, IS els
Hlstsiy OF the Bastile, by r. A. Davenport, com
pete in vol, so cts.
A Year with the Franklins, so cts. 1t
4 , ETAILING FLOUR!
IA Best standard brands White Wheat FAMIL Y
FLOUR-such as Welsh, Swope, &C.
second rate FAMILY FLOUR OF white wheat,
M as Cochran, Moss and other brand,.
Inc above always warranted to please
virginia Extra Brands AS 'Bieriy,' D. Bowman. !,
Moss 'Grattan,' &c.
bakers FLOUR, white and strong
Fine and First RYE FLOUR
IoO bbls. condemned superfne FLOUR.
Retailing low by
IT WALTER & CO., % S. Howard st.
EGRINTS-PRENTS Just received a splendid
n assortment of PRINTS-Price per hundred
So. Also, FRAMES, l0x4-Sls per hundred, or
S2'25 per dozen, by
HUMPHREY MOORE,
NO. l5e PTatt-st., between Light and Charles
. and corner Light and Pratt sts.
N. B.. Constantly on hand, Old and New BOOKS,
OF all Branches of Literature. Cap and Post PA
Rms, &c &c MI 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR NASHVILLE. The
extensive distillery and mill establishment of
Messrs R. F. Lllommedieu s. Co., about one
mile from Nashville, was entirely destroyed by
fire on Wednesday morning. The loss is esti-
mated at from S25, 900 to 10000; insurance
$4,000. The granary was saved. The fire,
1t Is supposed, originated from the gas genera.
ted in the process Of distillation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

A GooD WEEKS WORK, Miss FANNY
Smith,.a young glrlsempoyed in the Washing.
ton Mills. at Gloucester, IN. J.) wove, last
week, in three looms, nineteen cuts "No. 4on
yarn, into fine printing cloths, and received
therefor $3.50 wages, at IS cents per cut.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1876.

MARINELIsT-PORT OF Baltic
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SUDDEN DEATH. Harrison Waite, Esq, of
Martinsburg Va, and Clerk of Berkeley, died
very suddenly, of paralysis, Mr.. w. ate a
hearty supper in the evening and about mid
night was corpse.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

GOUTHERN PLANTERS, wi hing to pls
- chase negroes, would do well TO give me &c
betpre they make their purch 4ses, as ii would
greatly 10 their advantage. Negroes purchased a
sold on reasonable commission. Apply at %
.....s.... ...f LEWIS F. SCOTTI;S,
me 10 Exchange Place
NNAFFLE IRONS. For Stoves and Range
W. supply of new patterns just received al
for sale low by rF "''. '',+' '-'
-i. ALFRED II. REP, No. 1886 Baltimore ST.
ms end Tin Store above Howard street.
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O. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

w 1SAN ANc', a'H MIN AlN" VI
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
the Office Of the Clipper, 1874 BALTrMORE-sT.-as
Much o a'se can ' s9ee sny other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, as are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery doing work, in eUerystye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

TRooPs FOR Texas. The ship Indiana,
Capt. Burnett, which arrived at New Orleans
Goth ult. from New York, brought out as pas
sengers-Leut. D. H. McPhail, 9TH Infantry
commanding; Lieut. N. 3. Rossell, of.the 5th
Infantry; Lieut.. S. Hamilton, of the 18th do;
and $50 U. S. soldiers, destined to the army Of
occupation in Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-07

CAUTION TO DEPREDATORs. We call atten-
ton to the advertisement headed GA friendly
Caution" and in doing so would remark, that
the proprietor his suffered year after year, and
has adopted various Intellectual modes to pro-
tect his property from theft and depreciation,
and that the new plan now resorted to will
certainly be carried into operation, irrespective
of persons, and at all hazards. Let all beware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
TnmmnnY DOings.

The adhercnts Of sham Democracy are sum-
moned by the Tammany General Committee to
meet in their several Wards Friday the 25th
inst to select Delegates TO their State and other
Nominating Conventions. We believe this is later
than ever before There are to be separate Con
ven,ions to nominate County Officers and Members
Of Assembly. The Assembly Convention meets at
Tammany the 18th of October and that for Coun'
ty Officers the lStli--threc weeks after the Del
egates are chosen, and within three weeks OF the
Election We shouldn't like to be Delegate
elect for tho time between the election and the
meeting of the Conventions, and 0."s sec now any
ON. who don't intend to seu his vote can like it.
RverDeless,. -aould get his coat-buttons insured
-i the ticket will be made up by log rolling
for which this long interval affords the amplest ia
eites.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Hgsr.-On every side may I've heard cx'
pressous of the most responding as'onshmcnt at the IN
tens. heat OF the weather The following table NC copy
from the sunday Herald for the month otAugu'' taken
a, Wast at Morriss a;e Lynch and Clnrks} in which
i, will be perceived that the highest range OF the Their
mouetcr for the month OF August reached 20 deg on
the 9TH ult-surpassins tina; OF the corresponding peri
DDS so far back As ISL by three degrees Yes'er
day however surpassed that OF former years up to the
year 1885 (and farther bac) by several degrees
and indeed has proved the hottest 5th OF September
within the memory OF the Oldest inhabi'ant' We
give the table for the month OF August for the year i'4l
down 10 1916 and the highest range OF the thermometer
for the first five days OF the present month OF Sepen
Der with the corresponding periods far back as les
which will show difference of temperature oil eleven
degrees between the corresponding periods proving that
this is the hott st summer which has been experienced
an ~; for ammo
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Peace with Mexieo-Terns settled with
Santa Ana at Havana.
SPECIAL coaaEsrospEscE OF HE rRrsrsE.

HAVANA. August 10th, 1876.
You are probably aware that Santa
Ana and Almonte embarked on board
the English steamer Arab for Vera
Cruz, in consequence of their having
obtained information of a proauncia-
memto in their favor. Some other di-
plomatists and Generals OF the same
stamp departed the same day in the
packet for the same place; but perhaps
you may not have heard of the reported
agreement between Santa Ana and GER
tain agents Of the British and American
Governments. The arrangement Is SAID
to be as follows: The Mexican Federal
Government of 1924 to be re-established
under the guaranty of the United States;
so that, in case of future pronunclamen-
,os the United States Government shall
have right to interfere in support Of
the Constitutional Government. Tie
Rio Crande 10 be Joundary line and tie
Ca75tornios Ia be org0nieed as distinct
TerritOry, under tie prOtecfion Of tic
Uaitcd States, butnot gorerncd6y inner
icous until me nAadltants shall Hinh fit
to amer themselves, to favor which pur-
pose the country viii be allowed to car
ry on free trade with both Republics,
and admit colonists from al countries,
and of all religions and creeds. All
this seems indeed very incredible-too
much for Mexicans tocede, and too little
to satisfy the craving nav Of your ex-
tenders of the Area Of Freedom. We
remosr I can only say that have the
intelligence from very respectable au-
thority. There is no news from the
Camp. The two Mexican war steam
crs have been purchased by the Span
ish Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

The Wing Ward Meetings throughout our City
take place a, the place OF the last Wing Meeting
in each Ward tunless otherwise notified by the
Ward Committec) a. y this evening. 1t is greatly
desirable that they shall be generally and fully
tended and TINT the voice OF the Wings Of New
York shall be truly uttered therein. We wish
especially that the Wings OF each Ward would see
Et to pledge to their brethren throughout the State
their cordial and determined support 10 the Wing
candidates who may be nominated for Governor,
&c. at our approaching State Convention So much
seems plainly essential to restoration OF perfect
good understanding between the City and the Coun-
try, and to the investment OF our Delegates with
their proper weight in the Convention. If the City
would be heard and felt in TINT Convention, she
should send men there to meet those from the
balance Of the State not antagonists. but as
brethren. If she would advise she must manifest
q Willingness to heed advice If she would have her
preferences respected she must herself respect
those of others 1t ought to be distinctly made known
that she repudiates utterly the threat made in her
name to withhold 80 900 votes from the Wing ticket
unless it is framed i'll accordance with her wishes
1s not all this obviously truel Shall it not be
acted ont
WINGS OF NEwYoRK whether you think as we
do or otherwise, attend the Ward Meetings this
evening! You will see many of the old familiar
faces there, and be cheercd aud animated by the
memories of Aud Lang Syne inevitably revived
True we lost our last great batte, but in how many
noble struggles have we not been triumphant-gio
riously benefcently sol 1t shall be again! Re-
solve 1t at the Ward Meetings tonight!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
Tl,e Cnhin.i-

The Heralds correspondent says TINT Secretary
BANCROFT will vacate his post as soon as he recov-
ers from his present illness. and that Attorney Gen
Mason will step into it. making room for Hon.
FRANKLIN PIERCE of New Hampshire as Attorney
General. New.England will thus be placed at the
lower end of the Council board. with no patronage
whatever, while the Treasury Navy and Post-ofcc
are given to the South This is bad move. lfMr,
Bancroft must go out, Mr. Rantoul or Senator Fair.
Geld should have succeeded him
Mr.. Bancroft expects to so to France, and Mr.. +.
w Pickens Of s. G. has no decided objection of
taking the Mission to England
VERMoSr.-Returns from l25 towns three iourths
Of tho votes OF the sratel give the following aggre
yates OF votes for Governor:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

" The following letter from Rev. HENRY WOOD. Of
Concord, \. H. Editor Of the Congregational, religious
newspaper of high character speaks volumes in favor Of
the good qualities Of Wstar's Balsam:
CONCORD, n Z. March ?, 1876.
NJ. ". s. Fo.ele Dear Sir-Two years ago the past
Winter sudden and violent attack upon my lungs By ex
posture cold confined nv and bed for several
weeks; and when | recovered was much oppressed
By difficulty OF bre lhg, that was incapable OF rapid
walking and violent and often unable 10 sleep
upon bed by night The suffering wa frequently
extreme and judging from the necacy Of the remedies
used supposed the disease lncurabe Being persuaded
to ry a bolJe of Wstars Balsam Of wild Cherry, without
The confidence in its efficacy that of any other
prescription fully understand nay surprise
JOY when found The difficulty almost entirely removed
before bottle used up Having rial aversion
to medicine aud seldom using it in any FORM nothing bu;
sympathy with my fellow sufferers induces make
this public statement and recommend the article TO Others
similarly afflicted. With respect yours truly,
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS On the wIuppeI
For -ale by A. b D. Sands, for this City, and b.
JonsCn rs Broadway and Druggists generally through
out the L. ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

RE.rNGAceMENr or THE OSPHEAN FAMILY.-The Mana.
ger the Museum, regardless expense has reens aged
these uueQuaed Nocalists Tor another wees No comps
uy OF singers that appeared pubiic has attained
such unbonded popularity these They give their Con-
THIS afternoon and evening al winch time ere other
rich and varied entertainments Col CAathn, the DwBf,
has also been solicited 10 remain one week longer Per
torrance n 81 O'Clock p NJ The Fortune Teller is also
enc aged for short tnc and BE- consulted regarding
ilc rASl. prc.nnL and EmtMre ~ all hours.
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DIED:

On the evening OF the 9Th inst EErINGEAN E. 500
OF John C srd Caroline Hall aged year mouths sai
l0dsys.
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited ,c
attend the funeral from No ~ Vandewa,cr.st on Second
Day morning az o'clock the 7th inst The remains
Will &c taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for ursrrirnt q
On Sunday morning. Sept 9th, 1876. JOHN HENRY
aged years and 10 months, of John &. snd Mary
Paxton.
c relatives cnd friends OF the family also the mem
bers OF NewYork Lodge No. 10 |. o. of O. z. are re.
specruly invited 10 attend the funeral this Monday
afternoon a. o'clock from the residence OF his parents
No 70 Sprir..st corner OF Mott.
4, Belize, Hon Aug. lth Charles Robertson OF New
York but TWO weeks resident o: Belize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

rY- Hon. Gro AsRxux, u. C. from Mass, we
,cSrst TO hear, viii no, only decline reelection TO
Congress but reign his seat forthwith. We trust he
win reconsider this latter point Pressing private eses
nav sord an excellent for declining to run again
M, hardly for rcsgung popular and efficient Member
n Congress 10 under fairly implied contract with his
constituents TO .crve out hs term and not subec, them
ths trouble Of eectng substitute who a. beet be
,us sheir seooad choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.

AT o'clock Saturday crcning thermometer in Il
cool back paror in Amyst indicated 90 and yesterday
at o'clock o. Saturday and last night probably
the hottest nights of the ofmany seasonsye
found it deliciously cool and pleasant to watch the
moon streaming over the waters Of the Bay from the
noble eabscony that sweeps round the outside OF Castle
Garden The Battery, very fresh and fragrant,
and breathing amid its moonlight EMPOWERED walks
became once agreeable occupation. How much
longer is this unmercifu hot weather to continue is
now the cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

SOLAR LAMPS, CAMrHESE LAMPS CHANDELIERS. CT.
sASDOLss AND HALL LANrERNs.-Dietz, Brother &
Co. No 1879 Willamst. manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods In their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash.
irll ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
wsra,. Whig Ward lIeetingr To-night

I.Broad.st Hous- cor. Broad s1d Pearl sS.
IL. Second Ward Hotel No. 81 Na.saI.rL
III. Head Quarters, No 2Ol Washington-sL
". Shakespeare Hotel, cor. William and Duane sis
Wharton House, l63 West Broadway.
VI..Peter Mines, Harmony Hall
VII. .Engsh Com Class. School-room, 81 Markets.
VIII. No. Mercerst
TX. Northern Exchange, Bleecker.sL
X. st Dngid's Hall. No. 2f2 Walker-st
3I. The America, cor. Thifd.st aud Avenue c.
Kill. r. NJ. McGuire's, Harlem. Third-sv.
XIII. The House Of James Green, ) jbsrf.st.
XIV. Broadway House, cor. Grand-st and Broadway.
XIV. Constitutional Hail. $50 Broadway
XVI. .SevchtnHvenue House
XVII. Henry Clay Ho1ee, Avenue 4: cor rirst.st
XVIII Black Swan Tavern cor Third-aY. and zi''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

The Floating Baths at the Battery. under the d
rccuon OF Mr. THoMAs afford citizens as well %
to strangers in NewYo the convenient snd agree.
able facilities for sea bathing tina; can possibly be enjoy
cd short OF the seashore itself Notwithstanding the e
tcnsive patronage OF this establishment, the Occommods
tons both for ladies ard gentlemen ample
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

FALL FASHION FOR H.rs, ls46.-Fashionable Hats
for the ensuing ready for inspection and
sale at GuRNEy's Hat and Cap Establishment l3i
Ful,onst sun Building For prices advertisements
on second page. au29 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

NIgLos-Wc have only 20 write Antoine Ravei has a
Bsef, this evening ensure f saloon His selection
Is doubtless oihe best roiuced this fewer
than ro- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES them Godenski, IN which
Antoine plays The old soldier 80 caPiall, and Gabriel
Secps the continuous OF laughter. TIE
doors OF the grand long walk thruwnopen a. half
ras; TX and The enrrtairrrMts commence al y.