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wA,HISsros, Aug. al, isi7.


Gen. Pierce.
We have a report to-day in circulation that des-
patches have been received from Gen. Scott This
might be the case without ut all afordng any solution
to the question OF peace or war. Still hear Of
messenger and suppose therefore, that the dispatches
have still TO come.
BY the last regular advoes 1t that Cen. Pierce
stopped at Jaapa late the 10th July for want
Of provisions and that quite tart correspondence was
hal between him and the Mexican authorities on the
subject. This looks bad. We had supposed tibet Gen
Pierce in charge OF train OF money provisions ana
munitions, and that the army ahead was waiting at
Puepla not for his in than for
But II Gen Pierce has up ali his supplies, or d.
vided them with the gueras before reaching Jaspa,
distance Of 10 miles what he TO do to supply the deficit
for the hundred miles to Puebla continuous
mountainous journey with the struggling villages on the
way already destroyed and the provisions eaten IL
will take him n week at the least get through which
would bring him into Pueba about the second third
of August but he may be detained longer. He may
possibly have to return TO Japa for provisions for his
3200 mep and their animals II delayed single day In
the mountains beyond his estimate, and the eStinate OF
his supplies.
But there is another view or the case. He may have
bad provisions enough with large supply for The army
ahead, supposed and yet extorted all that he
could raise at Japa to prevent them going 10 the sup
port of the guerilas one object being possbls
clear the track of the gueras by starvation this
were the object of General Pierce he s all safe
enough; but II he really in want Of supplies,
he had better gone back 10 Vera Cruz, and brought
up train at for they viii handy enough TO
the army in its march through the mountains from Pu
eba TO the city OF Mexico and -four and pork among
the articles they have been waiting for
What then, with the delay Of Gen. Piercewhat with
the sick list of Gen Scof-what with the negotiation
Of MIR Trisand what with the rainy season.
which not yet overwe pretty safely assume that
Gen Scott viii hardly enter the Halls of the hontesu-
mas before the middle OF september We may be too
hence we may be enabled to shapeo some dsnntivs
opinion on the subject. w.
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ALBANY, August 2a-P. ]

ALBANY, August 23-P NJ.
Flour presented change In quotations. while sales
were very light Wheat-Tbe market was steady and
holders were pretty firm at previous prices but no sales
Of moment TRANSFERRED. Corn--The market remained
nearly the same as at the close Saturday and sales
1000 bushels of Western mixed made at "a OTIS
oats-Holders were firm, at full prices but no Gales
were made; receipts light Provisions quiet Whskey
firm Sales OF fow hundred barrels were reported at %
cts market closed with upward tendency Receipts
~ the Canal for the past twenty-four hours:-Four
5000 bbls wheat 1900 bushels 5000 bushels No
change In river freights.
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wAsHiNoros, Aug. ~, is47.
Message from MFR. Tdst


We have it to-day that Mr. Buchanan has received
despatch from Mr. Tris We don't believe IL, because
hear OF special messenger coming through TO Vera
Cruz But suppose that Mr.. Trist trusted despatch
with Mr. Kendas letters IL would amount to this, and
more:-That he had delivered to the Mexican sutho
rites the overtures of peace entrusted to his charge
that Santa Anna had passed them 10 the Mexican
Congress- and that that tody had rejected them by vote
of 80 to a. and that the papers had been returned 10
him. the aforesaid Mr. Trit and that he wants TO know
what next to be done There are persons here who
actually expect peace without another hight and who
suppose that such the purport Of this rumored des
patch TO Mr. Buchanan That sort Of talk VIII not an
aver There is hard fighting yet on hand; and In the
dissolution or dispersion the Government from Mexi
co. the process may become system OF reduction OF
State by State and their armed occupations until the
Federal authorities cornered But We shall soon
know the drift Of the tide w.
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BUFFALO, Aug 23-P. NJ.
The -four market exhibited little change to-day com
pared with Saturdays quotations Sales of 1000 bbls
Ohio and Michigan, with brands equal to Genesee, at
~ s7}s S. Wheat-Ths market steady, and
sales OF 5000 bushels were made chiefly Ohio red
white, at 92c 900. CornThe market stood about the
same as at the close Saturday. The sales amounted
to about TO- 600 bushels chiefly Western at $50 Oats
Sales of about 1000 bushels were made at sIc Prov
sions rather quiet, without change in prices Whskey
held at slight advance Receipts during the past
hours follows:-Flour, 6OoO bbs wheat 20 900
bushels; corn 10000 bushels. Freights by canal to
AbaUy-Flour, 6Oc wheat, l7c; corn, l3c.
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Photographic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bnlletn
PirTsBuRoB Aug 20. IL M-The holders Of flour
disposed to SELL but buyers shy But for the
extreme light stock holders would be compelled to sub
init to decline. There small sae this morning
ut 81 sl but fresh ground is held above these figures
Provisions held firmly but barrellsd
not In much request Bacon IL In good inquiry and
aton range Tor extremes as last quoted according to
At to 9; the stock arriving IL limited Grain is with
out change quote the range Of wheat at IS to s71s
and 81 to Al Sales of oats, at 22c, with fair in
quiry Whisksy In Dbl selling at 2ok to 2lkc There
inquiry this morning for Kentucky leaf tobacco, but
srlas have been contaminated. Wool remains with
change in price or state Of demand.
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BALTIMORE, August IS, le47.

BALTIMORE, August Is, le47.
The Weath.r-ReeeptOn Of Mr. Ciay-Gen Toyior--
Fun behind the Scenes aud the StGgs-Ths Nav
kets, &c.
The weather continues mild and pleasant, and bust
ness has become quite brisk
The Hon Henry Clay will arrive here at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon on his way TO Ashland Great pre-
partitions making for grand reception Of the vsnera
BILE Ksntuckian and there will probably be such civic
procession has not been in this city for great
length Of time. The symptoms here, as elsewhere,
to indicate that Mr.. Clay viii be the whg eandi-
date for the Presidency and s rumored that General
Taylor has pledged himself to withhold his name
candidate II Mr. Clay should consent and Il Ia
thought that he will the ticket for the
The Front street theatre on Saturday night was the
scene OF great amusement 6ufanfe for histrionie
made Ia appearance Ia the character Of Richard
the Third and drew forth the most tremendous up
roar have In n theatre. His voice was so
weak and sepuchra that scarcely wore csu,a D nsaso
delivered himself with his humpback TO the audience
The tent scene the scene with Lady Anne, and the
the tent scene he peted With potatoes, and every
missile that could be obtained but passed through his
part without degning TO notice the uproar When he
f in the dying scene his head struck the stage rather
hard and he stopped the process Of dssovpg nature
to give his head general rubbing The curtain finally
dropped amid the greatest uprosr but It seemed thai
the sport not yet over. The debutaute under
the preston that the nsise raised ON the fall OF the
curtain intended for applause, and out he marched
before the curtain and made two most graceful bows
by the way, the only graceful actions OF the evening"
The Of the joke that the unfortunate Ia la
boring under the delusion that Notwithstanding the
potatoes the Kisses groans and general uproar), he
performed bis part TO admiration, and was most favora
bly, received.
THt MArEEr.The prirste letters by the Cambria
hand taurday The letters DO differ materially
new flour mostly nki S. tnt s. would be tahsn
There who offered 81 So The market
therefore, " unsettled and deaes not able % make
sale Of 100 bbs City Mills made this mnrnirg 50.
com M or rye -four Gram Of all kinds dull Sales
dsV GOOD prime red wheat 81 II 81 2o white 81
20: aad family ur white at 81 IS Oau IS q cents
Ave 70 sales of white and yellow cents.
quality provsions aud groceries quiet Whiskey as
~ cents IN bids and ibis.
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Bosros, August OPP. n

Bosros, August DIP NJ.
Cotton-The market was steady, without change in
prices. Saleswcre very light FourThe market stood
about as 1t did at the close Saturday Sales of 500
bbls. Geneseo straight brands made at Sc IS
Corn-For article in sound and good order, prices
stiff Sales Of 1000 bushels, including Western
yellow, and Northern do made ut SOC $50
whsat-The market was steady, and small sale of 500
bushels Genssee made at 81 80. Oats-The market
rather bare and prices firm Sales Of 5000 bushels
we're made at 67c. Frovisions-No change. Fish con.
tioued 6rm with moderate sales Linseed oil quiet
Whale and Sperm steady at previous prices Freights
Inactive.
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TELEGttAPklIC.


BALTIMORE, Aug. a3-P. M.
Our -four market not quite active the close
Of last week, while prices remained much tho same
Sales OF 500 barrels Howard street were made at IS
City Mills was held at So So IS. Wheat-Ths market
continued steady and sales footed up about 10000
bushels consisting chiefly Of Maryland red at 81 10
81 %. Corn-The market remained Hrm owing to re-
daced Stocks and sales of 1000 bushels white and
yellow, were made at zoo 7ac Provisons-No change
Whskey was brisk, with upward tendency Freights
dull
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PuILspELrnI., Aug. Is. isa7.

TIE recent Ffrs--Burial Of Fremsn--TAs Me Mskiu
Case Dsnoeratfe cOnrsnhon--B NJ Stocks
&c fc.
The destructive Ere Of Saturday night 10 stil the
topic Of conversation aud the ruins are visited by
an immense number Of Of persons Many names
Ia addition 10 those furnished yesterday, are gwen
among the number OF those wound Cd by the fail
Ing materials, but their injuries are slight In com
psrisou with the others The burial OF Mr. Butler
and Mr.. Hines win take place tomorrow afternoon
wheu the intsrmsnts VIII BE- made 10 Mouunsht esme.
ty The remains q Gr iiiaes VII b. made IN lAs o'
bslonalns 70 The sssOos:loz Sic DatlsF had les s
swu In shs sans esms,esy vhsrs he Fs~eas Wv ssss
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Fur--The market for ell kinds continued arm Their.
we're no arrivals aud Of reported
tnuIr sass ofs 90 boxr. bunch ralsins ssrs nd
at ~ 20 a 81 ~.
Hsur the market continued firm, but without sales
Of qoosetxenc-
L'.o s-lss Of 1000 pigs we're made at Dc.
Moslsses STEADY
Ati 30.
NAvsL stosEs.-ws quote spirits turpsntins at ssc
Small sae- y retsi we're made ~ a7e Has worth
- per 40 lts Sses 81 40 bbls North County r.sla
were made s7c Tar was worth sbout 81 s1k
OLs-Linseed was quiet, and small s.les making
without change Ia prices. 1000 g.lons whsle cold ct
ase There was no change IN other descriptions
PsoVs,oss = Sales of loo bbs old meas port ware
made ~ So 10 aud o. do primo (Albany
sl2 s7h Bset-ssles Of 90 bills Albany pscss nsss
sold at sJ Lard continued steady at Toe In bbls and
at III he for prmein KEGS Batter sales Of about
20 packages fair quality Ohio made At n q lsc
This state wss worth for fair 70 good DO IA I4o F.r
20 good cheese In good order worth a7xs, With
rsles for home
nIcr. he market vas arm at ssassng
BFtps It lover was held nrm at IKE Flsx seed be.
gins 10 be In better supply bot the views Of sellers
seemed 10 BE- above those Of buyers.
SUGAR Small sales Of ~ Croix were reported AZ en-
neke Huscovado and Porto Rioo were steady 81 prs.
vi0ns 9uoissori slough no sales Of sasnt veT. r..
t.lssT wn rssdy - sxs stNs ssxsl ne latter
h''ss Nv srss ssh'a ~ We sSs'Sss' AsssssSssss.
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Ye,Ioxv Fever IN New Orle.n,

Interments ut New Orleans from yellow fever for
twenty four hours ending 18th 2l deaths at the Cha
rty Hospital from the disease during fortysisht
hours ending the same day, 81.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Srw YoRK, MosDAv Ayrrssoos, Auo. %
Flour varied very little In quotations from those cur
rent on saturday Sales Of straight brands Gsneses
were made at 3, u.s. and Of oswego, At the price
smtl ssles offresb ground Gensses made 50
a So SIX Sales OF Ohio nat and round hoop, wer,
made a. s5si4 IS ga and lot do bakers brands sold
at So some lots Ohio and Michigan sold at 80 62h
sale Of southern made ut SO IS; Georgetosp
was held st SO as lot Of Western via New Orleans
cold at 81 - 0ox Sales Of Ohio mixed whea,
sold at 81 is aud II white do at 81 IS sale of Gene.
Zee ss. reported at 81 40 and small lot Of Georgia
now sold at 81 lax Germ steady; sales Of mixed
were made at 79aTa o Toe, aud Of nat yellow ct ,7c
Meal quiet Sales Of rye made at 9oc and OF
rye -four ct 81 20. oAts-The supply was light and
prizes very arm Rye, by retail dealers asked GO
lt WAS the market, and held at eoc at wholesale
Provisions were comparatively quiet Sales Of old mere
PORK made at Ala 10; and lot prime 1T sla 37H
LOT OF Albany packed mess beef soid at sls. Lard
continsd trn. Groceries were quiet without change
in pr0~s
Receipts down the Hudson kivsr, .fus 81.
Flour. ......''......... 1850 barrels
Cornmsal. ....................... 2lo barrels
Wheat. 2ao0 bushels
Corn. ..........".."...... 1900 bushels.
Ky. .''.....'.'.''.''..' r.o DO
A.nss~s.l.s Of about 100 Dbl. yer. reported neud
M :: IT, Of. Of scS Is. Northern
made at 2Se
B,r.Dsrurys Fyosr--s.i.s Of about 1000 500 bs.
Gspss.- w.re made st 81 7sand small sales Of fresh
grou sold At 50 Ska - s7x 1909 bbs about half o.
wsso and half osnesss, at - 7s 500 DO o.v~so 50
6sx 50 62k 500 do Ohio dAt hoop and 900 DO Mchi-
gsu ID at 20 OK zoo bills Ohio Dat OF good quality
ko.i ut ~ si<t $40 do common round sold for
2St 10 souih Amrriea At 50 eso; southern continued
nrm, aoI 0sorg.town held at - 20; 600 bar
r.s Ltw south sru sold st % 10 and 1900 bsrrsls
Ws<tern. via New orlsnns. sour At - . ~ 0ek wh.sf
-S.ies of about a30o bushels Ohio white w~rs made
81 -; 2ooO do mixed at 81 10 lot Of 0.nsses wss
yspored sod private terms supposed 20 be st sbou
81 o.; ADD 800 bushels G-orgh sold ct VI i2S
Csrr- sales Of = 700 bushels Western mixed sold
75o aud 1000 do at ~ IA Toe; 1900 Cat yeow sold
at To The market coesd with SONS less animation
M-a No sales we're reported Tbs last saiss ~ sooo
Wss;ero New York were inside ct ~ 10 q - Rye
Sales Of 1870 bushels we're made ct eoc Rye Fssr-
Sales Of 400 bbis v-rc made ~ - as. Data we're "a
EN- Ill supply, and held ~ an advance
CAyDLss-No change la eperm.
CofrsE Bales we're very light A small lot 81 Jaw
200 hazs) was reported soid stse Rio worth ~
CorreS-Ih. feeling about this article appears 10 have
chsrl.d 20 day there bspg fever SELLERS aud more
position .sue-d 10 buy Tn. s~l.s amount 10 l5oo bale
aud pcssioly mo<esons for sHpart ana spscu
l4tion IL 10 f.1ficut TO buy at our asids figures
LsrshrsoL sLAsstSsusrIor
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b able arrive At definite conclusions relative to
the demand, supply and prices.
The annexed table exhibits the length actual cost.
dividend and weekly traffic Of the railroads of Great
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From thee returns IL will be- seen that the amount OF
rac for the week reported In lsI7 nearly miles
of ralsay ei7sO0s, Of which EIo0,lsl fol the
oouvsbesof passengers only fios4 for the transpor
ta0a OF goods ard the balance EST 009 for passengers
and goods tcg Their being increase correspond
as week in so Of Gas $780, when the mileage about
elc1 When we take into consideration the increase In
tho mileage the increase In receipts IL by
favorable as irst appears.
The following summary Of the calls for railway sub
ssfpsiens in the nrt SIX months of is47, will give
good Idea Of the immense amount Of capital invested
snd about being invested IN these works.;
RAIIwAr srs.eIrrroSs IN GRrAr BRirAIN-CALLs FOR
SIX MONTHS, lsa7.
.s=f called SP ty Co, If ths .am't in past mos
let Clos. or those payin. dividends. 900 Case
~ or thos- OF leit5, non paying. 4.43O9al
"a or those Incorporated In 1916 49,. 4652777
EN- OF forsign ...... 2,sss do7
Total amount Of capital called up and pay
Ahie on ali eiaisrs OF railway shares for
six months ending soth June. isa7 49,. cal 62s76a
The shove may also be thus clAssined;--
, Tsi,t s.i IF esus made. .amnin past mos
scotch ........' 1895 iss
Nssisn ............... 500 Ss, ssS
Gross arashnt called in Gas abovs) cal 6as7o2
ny the psscedins tables the total amount of
S.r.sAi called up on railway shares during
W. pest sir mon'hs,is to the aoth ult,
To ~heh f,h.Ie be .ddsi the amount pay
able during the present month Of. 3s2l SGT
There 10 given ................ .E25 4506l2
Th'.s the gross called up during rst seven
on OF the present for the purpose Of being
psndsd Ia The construction OF railways This IA
r.ie. per month. 81 fs 635,s0l and per annum OF
Ess s19,s1a. Assuming the average cost Of mile o.
railway TO b f26Ooo the capital already called will suf
lee to construct lois miles This ut the rate per month
OF las miles and per annum. o. HAS Ia miles. OF
woeh the proportion to be constructed by the deren
eompsniss would be Ia England 1865 In Scotland 1852
10
SreEst. length OF all the railways completed, and
working Ina the United Kingdom. s about $500 miles.
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latter had writtenfz1
his troops from Psrote.
This disclosure produced
the Mexican people; and TO calm tn
necessary for Santa Anna to make pu~
declaring that his policy only ruse D.
hoped to surround Gen. Scott
letter in the La Patris dated at Tampioo on the
9th that person arrived there tho 9Th, from
the city OF Mexico who says that the preparations OF
Gen. Scott do not indicate advance the FIRST Of
August reported; It believed he would i'd
with tho force he had The letter adds that tbs
concerning the intsrcspton of Gen SCOTS
pondence IL confirmed. -
The letter likewise remarks that the vomito hes
appeared in Its worst form among tho Americans and
already great mortality prevailed.
Colonel Hays regiment Of Texan Rangers has bcsu
ordered to Join Gen. Taylor.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In The city and OF New York. from the 18th day Of
. August 10 the ast day Of August, 1s47.
men. w. women. w. Boys. lx2 0nis. l0l Total, 400.

Dis.AsEs
sseess u Apoplexy p: Arorha, ]; Bleeding Il Bleed
as from nnss B,o.eh,tis Cancer Casuate 5; Cho-
n inisntam -, thoisr slorous ConsumPtion ~; Con
ysois rs trouB u CONGESTION IL Con gestion Z Lungs
a. Coapde solsl .. psbily "a; Delrinm Tremas o. D..
srt@a. 90 DUrsy 81 Dppsy IN tie head ls; Dop.y the
chest DrO~n-d '; oyseutery. U Er, spsas d Fever II:
Few, Bgo.s Fever Tue pefsl Fsve. Rsmiuea i Fs.
Heart ni.,as. Io inflammation Of brain, 81 Inflammation
n bove 7. nGanmatlos e luugs 7. lad 'mmaiou Of
stomach J, inflammation Of throat Inh.mmst oi liver
q iptemI~ r.nc-, u, insaiuoa, Killed or Murdered d:
d-nsmss. a.: iessles 2. Notification 2; Oh Age, q;
pssy, Peson. 4 Pressure brh,2, ksginr, spinal
Ds-ase. slTse suicide. 2; schus Teethng 2; TIE.
taaas. 4. Ilceu. q. U.kno~n.1
Azs-Uu is year, 100 Ito Yeas, ca Alto 2s TO T.
Wto 40 ~ % 80 s.. 80 20 40 a., tst So 80 co Is
otors. IL 7sose lis sotosll % % 100 unknown, O.
- W. WHITE, City Inspector
CIV Iaspecsors oahee. A1gust q. IsiT.
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NANCY GQODS-F. A. ARTAULT. Proprietor Of the
Lafayette Bazaar, to and ISL Broadway up sulirs ls
Just imported suitable stock for fall trade, which oss
merchants terms consisting fancy
nlud work boxes fine ns. glass; Paris porcelain ware
gurse LADIES bags perfumery jewey, steel goods &c;
call ' - an ~ -. y
BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING "a.
LOUN no ~ Peari street, situated in the business Part
OF The city, (head Of Coenes p) preseus great
men 10 merchants strangers and Others whose business NAV
call them to that part of the city.
Breskfast, Dinner and Tea
GEORGE BROWN steof
tV30 70fsrr Hotel
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II ANGLING ACADEMYs-No. so Canal street. EAT cor
~ of Broadway-tr SARAC, q, Professor, Inventor
aud first ntroducer of the dances United States
having his several Young Ladies
from 10 ofage whom he will teach gratis all dances
tory in order TO daate with his On oils til
which he only in America opery teach the Polk
particularly the German Coon and Mazuika Qnadrilles
%
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A oRIcULTURAL ROOMS. LYcEUM BUILDING

A GRICULTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING
"A SCI Broadway, New York.
HORTICULTURAL EEHIBTTION-At the suggestion
OF the State ARncultural Society," whose Fair will be-
held Saratoga Springs, en- 18th Of Sept, the American
Agricultural Association have changed the time Of holding
their Exhibition the 9Th and 9th OF Sept All persons de
srous OF siding the OF HORTICULTURE earnestly in
vlted TO exhibit specimens of Flowers Fruits Vegetables
sld 70 compete for premiums Programmes may be obtained
q MIR James Hogg, Scotsman 52 Broadway opposite the
hoom,-o any OF the principal secdsmen in New York. or Of
the following Executive Committee -
Luther Bradsh. VIM. Coventry II. Waddsn,
James Lenor, Shepherd Knapp,
Thee Frelinphuy,sn. Rufus King Delafeld,
Archibald Russell L. Peil,
Edward Clark
tvllsa.rc GARDINER. Ssc'..
RABY JUMPERs-7o sontneSi sno Western Merchants
s, our sisnton rsspec,s Nv called ,oa novel and most
n'euton, the Patent Elastic Baby jumper for the
ersrcs and amusement Of The relief a
NOS having care OF children the sale has
sylwnse commanded with the liberal percentage allowed
sss VIC bay hs scls % sell sfsa renders most &C.
"isS's UP va esst ,ehfr aiasiy on BIZ the qnsnty
sale N'sfs ~' ''V''' N'P'h W. s'sa'N"""
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BY LEWIS 4 MoKTIMoRE, store is7

BY LEWIS * MORTlMORE, store 1877 Chatham street
- corner Oliver
DAWNBROkEkS' SALE-Ihs day, Tuesday, August
s4,h, st 10 o'clock large collection of unredeemed
pledges Coz sstng of coats
lists ladies', wgs shawis &C I rem ants calico and mus
bnh liner BEDS blankets sherts pillows violns and ohe
mn.iesi Instruments OIL pairtpg China glass; So BY
der OF William Goodman, Licenced Pawnbroke Centre
auol
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NEW STYLE Or MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-
Just received from The FIST manufactures in Vienna
seal insum consisting Of bass instruments called Bass
Tubas IN n, and ils, with from to cylinder and "a
style Of valve caled) DUN, which the performer
quite by the springs Of The valves % move according TO h
val the complete bass solo in use
csest military bands together with general assortment
OF musical Horns, Ebo Cornas
Post Horns, Cornopeans, Flutes Clnronetts &c, may
had whocs sale and retail ate. O. Chrsmans sic and
musical mandatory and warehouse, 40l Pearl st.
sutc m .
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HOBE's PATENT PRE- MUM + EXTENSION DINING
TABLES with metal plated sides for private paflors
and dining hotels steamboats, SC for e-
gance durability aod convenience warranted
equallea for yari.ty together with general q
tho No. 43 Broadway where the public are
specially invited to call and examine
au21 3OtR, e. pOBE Az Rro.dw.v
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- u D. NASH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M EDNtsDAA-Sale Of Jewelry, DaH
w 10 O'Clock. az No. 10 Bowery comInl
rugs brooches. breast pins chains, combs, &c-
sone> OF different varieties spectsces plated
Thur d.yStOye Dealers StDck-At 10 o'clock 1856 Gfe0
wieh the extensive stock Of the late Rob Cunningham,
comp variety Of cooking hail. paor and
e,ss ess and eeppe ware hollow sheet IRON Russia
cas- iss. crates, furnaces, &c. Also. lot Of tools.
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