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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

DEATHS IN THE CuY.-By reference to the re-
turns published weekly n this journal, will be seen
that there were 3i7 deaths in this City last week Of
which l35 OF children. OF the adults IS died Of
consumption, and CO of syPhus and other fevers.
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On Thursday morning THoMAsJ, son of George and
Ann Maria illicit. aged years, months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from 90 Mangn street. this after
noon. at 6 o'clock.
At Albany. on Wednesday, the 25th inst, Mrs MARY
AKERLY, widow OF the late DR. Samuel Akerly.
Her friends. and those Of her brothers, Hiram and
Norris Ketchsm are invited to attend her funeral from
the house Of Mrs. Dr. Mitchell No 81 Mercer street
thi afternoon at o'clock, without further invitation
On ednesday the 18th ins Of disease of the heart
BRIDGET MAHApY. aged 80 years, native of Ireland
parish Of Edworthstown, county of Longford.
Her friends, and those Of her brother, Edward Maha-
dy aud of her brothers In faw Michael Crononge and
Francis Duffy respectfully invited to aA1end her
funeral this afternoon, at ba-past o'clock, from her
late residence No 81 Market street.
At Albany, Aug %, SARAH ARMS, daughter of J. +.
and Eliza Hancox, aged two years.
On the 26th Of Aug Of congestive brain fever CHAs
ROBERT infant son Of Henry and Moreana Farrels aged
10 months aud II days.
His remains will be taken to westchster at o'cloc
this morning
On Thursday, Aug %, Of dysentsry. CLEMENT LIZ
rEvRE, son Of ThomasJ and Sophia c. Coleman aged
years, months, and IL days
Funeral this day (27th), at O'Clock precisely, from
No SO Sixth Avenue. His remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment
In Valparaiso, May 30, Mr. JOHN NICHOLS, an Ameri.
can seaman June g. MIR. JAMES G. Woop, carpenter
an American long resident in Chile, aged about
40 same date at the American hospital Mr. PETER
WEST, OF Industry Ms. probably Tisbury), about
30 he was the first officer Of the whale ship Mary (sup-
posed OF Edgartown).
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Fnn-The market for dry cod was little easier
5aes of3o0 400 gu ntas were made at So 66k Msoka
rel steady sales Of 200 bbls No I, made
9l3 rs SIS so; 800 do No 3 at SO rs 50; and 500
at 50 5O aud 30 do picked scaled fish at 50 So and
boxes scaled herring, sold at 92kc
FRuIT.Noderate sales Of bunch raisins were making
without change In prices
0iNsESo.-sal-s Of 1900 pounds were made at sac.
HsMr The market was firm, but sales Of moment
transpired
LsAo-small sales in lots Of 400 800 pigs we're max
ina NJ &c per pound,
LEATHER The public sale to day was attended by a
args sonpany The whole catalogue consisting Of $500
Esidrs, was sold at good prices Hemock good stamp
Hight and mddlipg weights 1910 lsc do heavy, 10
Ulsko; good, damaged, isx loo; poor do. ono.
LME-Ihe market was nrm; the last sale of Thomas
NoLAssks Was rather inactive and sales light
NAVAL SToRFs-Saes OF about 600 barrels spirits tur-
,ent,ne. we're made ut 47c. There was no change In
Iaw In rosn. or In tar
vi OsSaes Of linseed continued light And nr;ces No.
~ninsy the same There some small lots of conn
ry the market but held above the views of buvsrs
sales OF olive we're made at Hoo cash At New Bedford
ales OF sperm were made at ST. There was no change
nwhale or manufactured, In this market Palm was
etailing ut 7Hc W"
Provisions Of 900 barrels mess pork were made
tsi52s 100 do prime sold at Sl2, aud $50 do at Sia
Be,f-No sales reported beyond retail transsc
ions Lavdsales Of o25 kegs were made at 40 ma
barrels at 04c $50 barrels grease lard sold at Go
' 'mter-saes OF about 400 packages Ohio we're made
l2aisc NO change In this States Cheese Sales OF
RIcr.-smsl sales we're reported without change in
Irces s' 49,
suelR Sales Of about 400 hhds. 81 Jsgo. fcrh.,
ere made at q SIC
ThLLow Butchers Association was held at oi<c
WHALrBosr.- No change.
WHsxry.--The article etood at about 2sH a geo
thout sales Of moment.
Sss'sxrs-Rasss ware very inactive. and quotations
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tain articles Of domestic produce exported from the
port of Boston to foreign ports during tho week ending

tain articles Of domestic produce exported nom the
port of Boston to foreign ports during tho week ending
August alst:-
COMMERCE OF BosToN-ExPoRTs ron THE WEEK
To East Iadies-Bread, l6 hbds IL bills; Dom-stics
l04e bales aud cases. Lead 5000 pigs; Pickles. Ia boxes
70 Europe-Cotton 81 bales; Bones cargo: Hams
rs hhds; lallow 50 do Cheese 437O boxes; Shoes 80
cases. Leather 10 rolls; Oils, 40 casks
To South .4merfca- Domsstics 81 cases: Lard 500
kegs; Nails 200 do Pitch 100 bbs Lumber ASA feet
shnzies 4?50 Tobacco, 50 bxs Starch 400 do; Irvine,
bales Spirits rurpsntne. 30 boxes; Shoes 1850 pairs
10 boxes
70 Vest Iadies-Beef 1906 lbs; Hoops 5000; Lard,
4S Kegs Fish, 222 bbls, 5s7 boxes ia drums Nails asa
casks shooks 6a4i Candles $40 boxes; Cheese 270a
lbs Butter 1888 do Hams, 400; OIL rs bbls Par 55
ods Lumber, 81 900 feet Flour 100 bbls Pork Is do;
Soap 56i boxes; Tobacco, 2 hhds
40 NoDa Seotia-Four, 1865 bbls; Rye -four, Ia dol
eorn meal 242 do; Bread, 1919 do; Corn, 60 bushels;
Iork, i0i bbs; Hams hhd Beef "a bbls; Lard 10 do;
nppes 90 do; Cheese 800 lbs Oil . bbls Lard oil do;
boxes
The value Of merchandise exported for the above
week. was S2l76Ol of which $l92566 SO In domes-
tic products and s25,O34 AZ in foreign products
The imports into Boston for the week ending August
ois., were folows:-
pou- uoa-
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Bosrov, August 26-P. M.

BOSTON, August 26-P M.
tlour.-The market continued firm, and the demand
fair Sales Of 1000 bbs straight brands Western and
Genesee, were made at So a So lax. Wheat-Sales
were light, while prices about the same Corn
For sound Western yellow the market was firm and
sales Of 10000 bushels made including lots
yellow mixed at SO cents, and remainder yellow at s5
c.nts. Rye-No change. Small sales were made at SO
90 cents. Provisions steady, with light sales
Lard-Saes Of 500 kegs made at TX cents No
change in beef or pork. Fish steady Lead quiet at
81 ian.
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Married..

On Thursday, the 26th inst, by the Rev. Charles C
Pise, ID d, Mr. WILLIAM McGRoRrY. to Miss MARY
ANNE w., only daughter Of Mr. James Tby, all Of this
city.
In La Grange, Ga, Thursday morning. Aug. 10,
by the Rev JW Tally, Mr. T. A. DuRANp, cfWhite Sui
phur Springs. to Miss MARY FRANCES RANKIN, of La
Grange; all Of same State.
On the 22d inst by the Rev Henry Chase, Mr.. JAS
FINNEY to Miss MARGARET A. TINpALE, all Of this city
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ALBANY, August 26-P. NJ.
Flour-The market quiet, and prices unchanged.
Good western and Genesee straight brands, quote,
S. so SIS 62H Wheat-No sales reported.
Corn-Tho market inactive, and prices nominally
the same, vz:at 20 FAC for Western mixed Rye was
firm oats-sales were reported at SO sac. The mar
ket was less firm Whiskey, remained unchanged. No
thing new In provisions Vessels were rather more
scarce and river freghts little sitter. Receipts by
canal during the past twenty-four Flour, 6oOO
barrels. Corn, la,20O bushels Wheat 1000 bushels
Oats, 5000 bushels.
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BUFFALO, August 26-P. NJ.

Flour--The market dull, and small sales Of Ohio
and Michigan with brands equal to Genesee were made
at 81 s7< So whest-The article dull at 81 for
western good mixed and red and at 81 for good white
do Corn dull and no sales were making worth
porting The tendency Of the market was downwards-
We quote western mixed at $780, and yellow do at
Provisions-No change. Whiskey firm at 90 27c with
anupward tendency. Oats Sales Of 1000 bushels
made at 3oc. Receipts being light to-day, have omit
ted them. Freghts by canal to Albany remained with
out cbange-vS COO for -four; loo for wheat and lsc
for corn
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TELEGRAPHIC.


New ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
Cotton.-The market continued firm, and sales of 200
800 bales made at full prices. Flour,-The mar
ket continued heavysales of only 700 800 bbls
made consisting Of Ohio and Illinois, at 81 rs a
SIS rs for st. Louis City Mills. Wheat.The article
extremely dull and change to note in prices Sales
very light Corn.Ths market very dull, and sales
very limited and prices merely nominal some lots mixed
sold at 64o. Meal sold at 81 rs. Osts-saes of 5000
bushels at $40. Provisons-No change Sugar and mo-
lasses remained inactive, while prices nomnally
the Freights inactive-ast engagements, cotton
sc; and lad for wheat. Sterling exchange, SIC,
with upward tendency New York sight bills u =
Mc. Treasury Notes, a az tendency downwards.
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Now Stnck Exchang,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New York, "WEDNESDAY ArrERNooN, Aua. 90.
The -four market shade lrmer to-day, at yester-
days quotations Sales Of Genesee made at SIS 75
of Michigan at SIS G2,S; and Of Ohio at S. SEX IS
6aH including lot Of Cieaveland City Mills at the
price. Sales of all kinds rather limited Sales
of Illinois red wheat made at ll6c and lot OF
Michigan sold private terms lot of western also
sold ut 0c Genesee held at 1906 Sales Of mixed
corn made at 70 Tic; Of Fat yellow at 75c; of
New Orleans yellow at 72o and Of handsome round yell
low ut 76c Sales of western New York meal made
ut 81 ea1z Sales Of Rye were made at ssK 9Oc.
Sales Of oats by the cargo made at 5sc by retail
they held 90 &C. Provisions exhibited very little
change, with fair amount Of sales. Groceries
rather dull Sugar inactive and prices rather less
firm than current week ago. and the same be
said Of molasses Coffee inactive and sales small
while prices remained steady.
Receipts dopn the Hudson River, .aug. 25
Flour: ............ ...... lsaas barrels
Wheat. leOO bushels.
Corn. ..e wv 90
Rye. l2VV oo
Cernmesi. ..;::.;..;......;..... 6So barrels
AsHEs-Saes Of rs bbls. pearls were made at 49, and
BnEADsrurrs.-Fyour- of 700 q 800 bbls Gene
rec made at So rs; 900 do Cleavelsnd city mills
sold at So 75 400 straight brands Michigan were re-
ported sod at SIS 62 900 do Ohio bakers brands sold
So; 100 300 do Ohio straight brands sold at IS 62h
So 6SA Southern brands nominal at So %
Wh0f5ales of 1000 bushels Illinois red made at
81 Is; 1890 do Michigan sold private terms, and
was held At ST. 80 Corn-The market less
firm and sales comparatively moderate. Sales Of 5000
A6 100 bushels Western mixed made at 70 Tic ;
2l00 do mt lilo About 5000 bushels fiat yell w
made 75c $500 5000 do. New Orleans yellow sold
72c and 1000 do handsome round Northern yellow,
sold at 76c 200 do New Orleans white little heated
sold at lilo and 5000 do mixed, little heated sold
7oo; Mealsalss Of 500 bbls. Western New York,
made at - 62K Rys-Sales Of 1000 bushels were made
at ssHc and $500 do. at 300 OatsA cargo Of about
1000 $500 bushels sold at SIC. By retail they
CArpLnsNsnerm we're firm at ale.
CcFFEy.The stock OF Rio In market.was estimated at
about 10 600 bags We quote Rio at IN 7hc suma-
ira, 1T 6xs; Java at Co.; st. Domingo at OK To-; La
gaayra at no Sales Of about 500 bags RIO made
by auction, IN little damsged.) at 6k 6,<, 6xc.
CorToN-The sales to-day oompris 1900 bales at our
inside quotations The market to-day thiny at
tended, and the quantity on sale increased
LNEsrooL CLAssUIcATfoa.
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nominal The low rates offered were refussd by
some American vessels. To Liverpool some dour was
reported taken i5d per barrel, thoNgh L. Cd
considered fair quotation Cotton and grain were
nominal. Few engagements to any foreign port were
al
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Flour-The market rather inactive. Sales Of 400
bbs Howard street were made at IS 6s'4 and 400 do
fresh ground at SIS 75 City Mills nominal at SO So 25
whcatThe market continued steady and sales of 5000
bushels Maryland red were made at 81 10 81 90; new
do worth 81 20; and family white do ST. 80 81 IS
Corn-The market rather feeble and sales of 1000
bushels Maryland white and yellow were made at 90 q
zoo Mess pork quote at $l5 IS SIS so; beef $l4
$l4 90; sales small. Whiskey-small sales in hhds
and bbls at IS 27c.
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Photographic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin
PITTsBURa, Aug 20 IL O'Clock M-There is nothin
new to communicate to day. The markets quiet
and the demand for breadstufs very restricted. TIL
river quite low
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is'roRrs isro THE POnr OF BosroN.-wrEx ENDING

The arrivals at Boston the 2st inst amounted to
les Of which % from foreign ports and lac from
coastwise ports not including wood coasters large
number of the coastwiso arrivals coal vessels
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l. All closed, with 10 horses entered.
Particulars tomorrow.
To come off on Monday 4 tYEE 'S9oNKLrN Proprietor
Centreville, Aus. ae. 1st7. a27 lite
81 NOTICE.-THE ROSE HILL SALES AND
I<EIchanGe Stables, corner Of 2ith street and srd
hs subscribed Les chi, method inform hi. customer.
Of horse tfS 81 n
R PHI MEN 2 .ay HFA.
hE6y and PERFECTLY delightia in i; flavor and
and IS warranted 70 cure other Temeds. have failed
All and ,ctoOous ring , see
pains in the back affections Of the spine dsocaous
ss Ssad,eRs One dose. .e
ccIdng to direction as sure e cure the billion. ehoc da,-
weld e i. influence i%%sdsisIy Fs
Among s the many dis who hsy.
: SaiaSsH ..;iss%s: No. %sss: hss: Ss% ys.s
s Mr. q Fl as ss:
his Bdss
lsn M NJ ssSy
Head Bpwer and Broadway line: Of stages ha, used at his
s5 s Pearl a .l:s Tsr'ss esBs Ne
druggists and At The principal drug and other stores and y
s s. ss s'
SAL The Of sss .T
show astounding and % pGmOe IF esr
must he postpaid. jyo3oteod.rc
20 r0RpEk HousE EEER.Rsn 10 Let The re
cath street and 10Th avenue, at present kept by Mrs.
now dong fai, business and can be greatly i'm.
sale liquor bu,inrss and cellar large and
on Ss T4sms IN %AIo Apply
srTitsc cor. cath street and eth avenue.
laA rOK SALE good business 'taad for Tavern and
qualify suitable ior farming AND garden purposs,
.os sns .s % ss ~. IA s H ana %
sy AP s. y & room" :"
- for 1871 q Gensmsas Hats. viii be introduced on
saturday, 2ah Of Augus. aq23 tns-Ic
IN FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES The
@ Si ssa
Other house N the city All Waches warranted 70 keep good
Cola %'si ai %
s.s repaired in the best mf o G. aiiFs n the
auI3 30tissrc 81 Wall street. William. stairs
~r~x FOR BRIDGEPoaT,-s,esmboat MN
kRoD will leave foot Msrks, street, on sa,nr
Stages leave Bridgeport, on arrival Of boat usual
sG hsoS xTf.s 6sp, i smith, VIII nm nm, on
THE above ferry unit, further IT,, notice i.eav;
PEI Fare G cents aae Good coon music will the
c-,...- MORNING LINE FOf ALBANY AND
& n TROY and lnts.as date Lsndings
&E12U = Brcakfast and Dinner board the Boat
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Corham.
r leave tie pier foot Of Barclay street Mondays
Wednesd and Fridays at seven O'Clock A. M Return
NJ The ss steamer sss SSnoH:sS Capt K.oss will leave
ne Sesmboat Pier foot OF Barclay street, Tucsday Tuday
md saturday half past o'clock, A. M returning the
opposite days.
f-1- Fare 50 Gents.
49,. :. IN he wha1 ty2o
S&xN NOTJCE,--Pss.engers per packet ship SlDDONs
MA for Liverpool will please be on board at Orleans
S082k Wharf foot Of Wall street, tonouoy Saturday,
Anxos 2sh. IL o'clock M which me the shIp wii
ocioeL - au27
1850 FOIL Y EHfOOL--New L,ne--kosaiaI pseA.
sSe OF 2e,h Of September The spend,d tss sailing
NJ positively sail As above. her teFni1 DAY;
For freight passage. having handsome Furnished .cro
roistoas s.p.y "a board q oti,sn, wharf loot Of Ws
stssI otio X. COLLINS 50 seaih :.
eessdFhs Sheridan, d vail on the nh Of octr her, regular
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tsss Paul. . .s: Il . ss X z:
n ms Of sSu b , had 70. the pG,a Pm. :s ''sn1
w ANTED-Bys rs.pse.asls Young Womsa, ..iHs.ics
Good reference given. susl Item
Roy WANTED-Iu Cotton Brokers' Office, Boy about
Of !, years old yhc writes fair hand and Is CONVEX
aasi is.S N'e' WgREIlGHHT LEVIN. Hanover street.
w None but that acquainted with the busiss;: need
w ANrED-A situation private family, by resPecta.
w bic g teacher and country residence;
seosaphy ssono@y; sSssSsr with
s;'1 al s' Msiesa
A S ~. w ss VIII ri
% ans w %
an address. and stating terms a26 2t*rrc
ITO HOTEL KEEPERS "A young man % year. Of age
,s! iss
With fn%
a good; Importing house ,ss 5c
GOOD salary viii BE- allowed but
rserssess required. Address box isos post Office
nYOrTVILLE GLAsswoRK, ;. PHTLADELPHlA.-
~ These works in blast and the subscribers
ps apa
full Of druggists walls and bottles constantly
..s,m.es BENNERs SMITH s. sSSaS g;II,
DAINIINGS-A. ANAL collection Of rare and good Paint.
nF The S d. T1its in order and nd, @
sui ocock .''' way '''' suss sos. re"
M sslNGCsPt straifoId Of the British bark Ellen le!
inientSa visiting Hoboion which time no dinss
Any nfm'tiSn which will lead to a knowledge of hi /,
"as,,s.1 Will De %o0D iafj.i' 1SrynN
Sic s sssS. p:I.os. y.
simultaneously their hair without the least Inconvenience For
bss or Ms s %h II. 1 Sc
nee from harmless
chemistry to dye ndebls %anner the Various asds
h $ %
,e Black is required ask for box marked Nj if Brown
LILIES hhuEL YsIms. .ra sSs%;
SANDS g,s Druggists 100 FS"n :, William
gs'fS"ss zen: s'sS
f ffsji' hAs tx 81 HfEs va. hs
premium awarded the Franklin Institute. au2e sot.m
1NAE1IN sALLIBLr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cobaphe
Improvement Ct lslsmIh. most succsssal Liquid
raj brown black eI,ey resembling the natural color Of
permanent. Il can be used with the greatest also
free from those T usual in all limitations Of th. css
the hair.
The genuine article is for sale by of the respecta BILE
druggists throughout United States Rushon Co
Broadway Thomas & MAXWELL William street; A. b. D.
Sands, and Johnson, Moore Taylor Maiden lane New
York. and by the sole agents.
an26 30t~rc q. A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia.
CHARLES AHRENFELDT, New York So Maiden lane,
~ stairs, IS Liberty street; Philadelphia l6 North
Fourth street. stairs; Boston, Ia Kiby of
Duane Importer Of all kinds Of aud fancy cles
perfumery musical instruments, French CHI Ger
plain and glass for mante IL
quor cases, &c. au25 3Ot*rc
WINDOW SHADES Of every description and quality,
w cheaper than at other establishment in the United
States for sale wholesale and 7. tail
JOHN +. DUNCKER'S,
So Chatham, corner Of Chamber street,
au25 30t*rc New York.
ROOK ,ELLEKS' TRADE SALES.-lentemen ate d.
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NARRIAGES-l IA largest Of Carriages
- city for sale t,So.t5O Broadway Coliseum Buildng)
at greatly reduced ric accomplishing
Gonches fheatons Barouches
. Busgies, Rockaways, Wagons.
ALSO style fcarriages for persons with
aud without tops together with large Of
alo sote N II. 8 ROGERS.
nK CHk!s1IES GALyANiC RINGS, BELTS,
= BhACELETb AND MAGNETIC FLUfD-Stang.
ers are informed st the only place nNew York
70 opain these celebrated artces genuine 1872
between John street and Maiden Lane In all cases Of
yoiS dseHses the efficacy Of Cbrstes vanic aTticex
Iuv wonderful aud their great celebrity has III to
oe c2nneetsd oy needy PERSONS, who offer spurious and
guarded No druggist or drug New York will ever
oe allowed TO sell Dr. Chrsties articles The and
elusive agency at one hundred and eightywo Broadway
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IMPROVED MAGNETIC. MACH!NES--MOOR-
4 HEADS GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
This Instrnme.t important Improvement all other
forms Of manufacture and has adopted by Medical
Profession Renera being the most and eec-
us Magnetic Machine in IL is perfectly simple in
ucuon ana not liable to get out Of order as the
control d can be graduated to Power adapted for
an scient for Il adult the pleasure of
OPERATOR The magnetic force is impaired In continuous
and with unpleasant sensation the deca
patient requires assistant in its and
spect perfectly harmless Each instrument warranted; and
the various diseases for which it ia most eifecual.
Prices from 50 to Sl2
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and retail, by
AL 7t*m ID. G. MOORHEAD. 1852 Broadway, N. Y
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III y fUNBUU-A new dlhInR siIOpn Just opened UOWn
No. II trnt and lodging also: and
judge f'r yourself The rooms single au2i sOtsm
OUEhY1here appears TO be different classes of
" In NV York. Do know what makes class looks
much the oher Answer That's fact that has
struck ne frequently But have never been able 70 account
Why no.le me tell class buys six shirts from
Scott "a Nassau street. aud his shirts beIng vie
ly echanica they consequently FL beautifully The
class don't two whether they shirts
long they liberated When any shirts cal
there frst-he sells MAGNIFICENT for So aud rants
them TO az Opposite Herald Office Established 1885,
aug GOT
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M oSiC TAUGHT: on moderate terms. by . lady who
nas mad considerable experience In teaching She
ssfnes On ne Logssu sy.sm, which greatly approved Of
hqsops Terms, Three pollars per month.
iyn Ntsh %
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BOOKSELLERS, TRADE sALES-ueatlemen aiead;
- the Trade Sales, presumed know the aud
Of the subscribers publications. they
caiy invited however call and examine the stock all its
Also the low the catalogue with the cash
prices down the show bliss the Comic German House,
keepers Farmers and Rough and Ready Almanacs for ls8
The 200 kinds OF Song Books the number OF kinds Toy
Books colo ed aud pan aud the immense number Of Msce
aneous Books Of all sizes and prces and above all want
b. satisfied that deal fairly with them
prOpra PERSONA with their letters orders &c
a25 3Or~rc IS North 9Th street, Phadelp hia.
TNHE OWNER OF A wELLEsTABLiSHkD. roomy
and neayium,shed HOTEL, in Greenwich street. with
good baoom forming corner wishes dispose OF IT, The
lease until the ,t Of May, SiS with right proong
PRIVATE entry and in every very comfortable Address,
u. N. Herald office au25 3t~rc
Every description of first and second mourning
variety; Mmtles, Cloaks, Collars, Millinery Hosiery
Ladies Informed that this intended solely
Tor the sale OF Of goods G5 Broad
way Que door from Broor~- sn22 30t~rc
IJOBs's PATEN L PREM UNI EXTENSION DINING
TABLES with metal plated slides for private pailors
and dining hotels steamboats, &C. for ee-
GAUGE durability and warranted
order large assortment the largest the city,
equaled for Variety together wh general of e~
CANT and fashionable Cabinet Furniture Constantly be found
the No. 3 Broadway where the public are re.
spectfuy invited to call and examine.
au2i 30tSrc CT. HOBE. 443 Broadway.
NJ EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LET TERs FOR
1 S0NSThese letters remarkable for durability
briancy Of the gliding unequaled by any other article 10
the cy-whch brlliancy is warranted exposure
TO the weather also apanned any color that may
street, will be attended to.
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ala smE s.P. MEINHARDT.
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