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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-06

CAErosship Sysnst!see bxs - hi chss Do a.
1883 DO hysos sLn ~ h chs DO g bf do w.nh.y I9b csy
BIS do 4a7 hfch congo SO ch do souchoag 81 NJ do
pouchc <ss m do oolong 7s3 lob catty bxs
Chsever.
LVEarooL-Ship Burlington-i cssk bds Witheri~gton
Francis Welsh= c. simpsoa--lot9 bars Brewer 4
Nellson-2 bales Burritt os Waiker-75 coal ID
Coldea-2,6sSacks salt sheds-543s bars casks
skins u d. dyewood bds to order.
BREMEN-Bark Consturion50.0 bars iron pcs bagxine
Oel,ichs Kruger-3o bales mdse Weld cd. Boston-3
trunks Bechtel Dreyer.
CRoNsrADr-Bark r. Chspn-850 bars iron 81 bales da.
$50 do crash do esb boxes soap bales 1000 do
old uak b1s specimens Newbod Cruiti pkg Dollner
II bale crash to master.
Guaranteeing Louss-24t hds molassss Mason x Thomp-
son obs 10 kegs do 100 kegs tsma lads master
TRiNIDAD-B6g Galena-43S hhds molasscs Chaselsin x
Ponvert-
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CATHOLIC COLLEGE, OF THE HOLY CROSS,
Sy &c sSi s.SoS
Of under the ere Of the Father. Of the Society Of
commands full view Of the and surrounding country,
distinguished lor remarkably healthy and album
supply ofgood water farm Of sixty is attached
due %
&.
ssem' IT, with practical bTanchs. Of EnE
sh and French coinposon reading and public speakms'
% wS
s s
hetoe logic the philosophy q the human mind metsphy
and the other branches Of natural science
ahS h. 10 % to
learning, biblical and theological.
ton. the parent at liberty select any the any por.
e. to RI v:w he may have with
The religious and moral insueto9 Of all is attended co
instruction. public lectures delivered the
principles. doctrine. and Ceremonies , Of che Catholic Church
stanty under the special aud superntendee Of
sstu lon will be admitted without Satisfactory tesmonias as
character and conduct from the Pancpa Of that
The books for the different classes may be fur.
procured At the College a. modss charge De
Ase Of admission from eight fourteen years No student
rs%ove before the 'n0 no ae'Hc0n "aae
az i black M DsSs
looms for winter and white for summer
TERMS.
The annual pension $3.50 for tuition board and lodging
washing, and mendng linen and stockings. :.
Fl he as:s 9 Sss.S AZ:
wards home.
advance fpr lohinr other will be made BY
the College unless deposit be left with the Treasurer for the
purpose
The following items extra charges the German, Italian
and Spanish LANGUAGES, Musie Drawing, Painting Dancing
Fencing AID Medical Attendance.
The vacation in the last week Of july and con-
tinues to the 18th Of September. eIclusvey. . ,,.
N B-I his College intended exclusively for Cathoiic
The most direct route g this College from he south y oy
necticut, thence by Railroad Worcester The distance
from Bo. Worcester travelled in two hours py na
and from Albany Worcester in nine hours by the grea
We tern Railroad.
% 2sw JAMES RfDhH. Frfsdrnt.
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WAsHINoTor, Sept. 1, ls47.

The Camp Meeting.
The camp meeting the eastern branch In scaggs
woods winds up tomorrow morning They have had
pretty good time Order has been we'll maintained
except Sunday when from the whole floating resi-.
dent population Of this district being turned loose there
good deal Of disorder In the suburbs of the en-
eampment 1t impossible to prevent It, The ma
nagers deserve to be- voruby mentioned for their pre-
ssrvstcn Of order, and for their quiet efficient sl.
mnistrstien Of the rules Las. evening when we
reached the altar Of the white congregation brilliant
revival was going on and they were singing
on! what snip u that and what Is her name'
Oh, glory, haleujah!
Oh Whist ship Is that, and what is her name,
Oh glory, hallelujsh
IT'S The old ship OF Zion, hallelujah
IRIS the old ship Of Zion, haleiujahin
And song went on, by rule Of repetitions
to declares that the said ship had carried thousands
King Jesus was her captain and that abe would sail
when the captain gave the order, halieluish!
tagon having spread also among the tents where they
were as zealously engaged In several In the
main altar They nave had good weather good oonsrs
well prepared great deal Of underbrush was left
standing, and the smaller trees larger brush wood
cut of several inches above the ground 40 that the
people continually stumpipg their toes or getting
their dresses torn or snagged by bushes and the
stuInps. Two men, In sige dsy's labor might have
cleared away ali these impedimsnts; and where thou
sands Of men, women and children were to be-
for week together, this work ought 10 have bean oos
We mention TINS piece on negligence that another
camp meeting Ii 10 be held In Scsggs forest he NAV
have cleaned out in proper style foe the occasio.
Tonight they held the grand concluding feature OF
the msetisR In procession. with spgux around The
sncxm 2ment, inside the hollow square To morror
morning. after the final prayer meeting the tents viii be
struck and the pageant Will be dissolved
"And like the baseess fabric of q vision
Leave not rack behind"
We shall perhaps give some account of the breaking
rtnft fhav call T.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

B::; JSa..s Sss9 A Tssp. I'D
s.s YiF:;
Julius wSSSs s srqTn Avery
5ss SIS Rs::S k::S 7 s.s.:
Miscellaneous Record.
P.cns, ship Patrick Henry Pesno for Liverpool will sail
BARK DAnTHA-At dusk last evening" the had made
in the hold Of this vessel number Of
Ss
% bs up !. I hour Fss from injury The amount Of dam
tt,nx sos buf.hsn Said @ be 9s model and
cadence q CAPT Sherman. who y 70 command nsr ne
owasd by Ms.srs Has.sy Mu ray. captain,
9unsrc Aa. sThs Julius ;s Cesar. Nth p,:e1Es
clyde Capt Rowiaads the bark Countess Of bSrha%
having bark ashore at Bs"m' River Gath u
ScHR JACK ut Philadelphia from st Lucia picked up on
'oh ut lat 81 "a Ion $, binnacle much wO-no maIl
upon II.
Brig Mary ar Ann Wait from New York for Bay of HOndu
Forelsn Ports.
Qvrsrc, Aug al Arr ship Coromandel Broadfoot Liver
a toa psa aSs s
40; Ons1 aIInyae, NYsIa; GSuntt.. Of Durham Row
rsss::
NJ islas Helen Jses;ou John sdsis sss%sn BrGSm
s and
Moody Gloucester; jamaica Martin, Glasgow; Rankin
Nc Arthur Vesta Bugg John Mum, WaIt and Lord Wei
I'm ton, Wnsled, Loudon Helen, Mason, John Rob
Mckechne, Belfast; Marnus. Dick, Newcastle; Henry ST
mon Wnitehsven; Watchul, Smales Ezi Ann Lamb, and
Westmorcand, Madgwck, Sunderland; 81 John Donahue
Gavesend; Anna Maria, Dillon. Lmenck Sion Coleman
Swansea; Brothers, Craige, Newry; Countess of Arran
Henderson, Dublin; Alan ner, Gray. Greenock.
H0ms Ports.
Bosros t4-Arr bark Union, taew nten led fora Bal
timore packet kendrick Cohaset; br Cnrisna Brown
phlsdepha; schrs CAROLINE, GipaTck Wilmington, NC
Rio Orande Bowden, Washington, NC Atlantic Cook, Nor
fois; goiivaI, Barnard BalpCIs; Ay Sa.eom Marshall
and branard, Kelsey, Philadelphia Compliance Crowell;
Ma,.h.'I Chase and 9 adams. Norris York Ga :hiI
Paige TsyoI BaltmoIs: brig: CaIi.:, Watts and 8.
Rco Geo Pollock Sweet Curacao Susan Bray, Cobb, kich
moad; Lowell, Baker do; Ellen, Brown; Excel, Basse
sell, NYori A''D'Se' oa''' .'' -''-'oo''
CHAsLEsror, septa-An bark. Morgan Dix. Small, DO.
Alpha, Merrill New York. Cid ships Arson, Burr,
sutton, Galloway, New York.
| Havens, Barrett, NYork.
sAvAsNAH. Sept lar brig Growler somers, New York
Cid bark Exact White, do po-Ship Hartford, Sanner
manu. NYok barks Francis Gregory, Lverpool; Vernon
Patton New York; Peter Demll Picket dsg brgs Ingra
ham, Blackington and Savannah Dickson New York;
Cnea do; Lch Haskell disg; sch" Ports Krwan, Hsva
IA; Linsey Henou Guadaoupe; American Eagle, Mos
lander a d Gen Washington, Posel, disg.
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II cam. ~ xhas, ms,.s "a .hons ,ss :a
Of h9 s o
the highest and most successu medical Institution in the
United States will bs in attendance tho grand
DR. BE ~ II BE BOOKS OK sand AND MEDICINES.
obe consulted and give medical advice respect the
0IOxins disease, in Il their form: sad ali which
mPasis and without l charge for advice
cases, and such PRESCRIPTION, have afforded relief the
which used for the last thirty years By Dr. Beach
'' 'S1 XMER se AN PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
with which has been uneQualled in the history
All patients who visit this Office will be prescribed for
sss
will cure, il II is possible for medicine 70 do this
oT lie ~ phy'can, and Europe and AmeIea
Sss msd C s Ki
Of End hs rSss Of
following Diseases. and other of chron.
PILES whether Bleeding Or Blind. in of Tumor
sES5s4 IL EHEs :. SaMs.asT Of the Kidney,
c6GGAs, csS:. Consumption Bronchitis. and all other di.
k Eli { N sG1ED HEAD and al.
Diseases THE EYES AND EARS treated whou,
euppins: 'carifyng eschng berinE, or the use of in
D Shshsj ;eEs or sSfs
r 5S1P55REgR S. ss A... in tn. Fac.
RAE N Fh nsd Hk NifHs. A ssfs in
ysriou, stages and all diseases resulting from syph
Ess, XIX. Fsx:
and Hssd fslpsssioa Of Inc Heart NsrVou: Debility Col
HIP DISEASE. Or White Swelling Felons whitlow; ali
"a $. yss |. s e: -aessZ''
and %ssns i e.: spine.
sss5s, Fever and al B.ss:ss q thiidrsa o'>oof
WORMS q all kind, Pin, Tape Gc.
Or ec ssd
sssla. as.'sHss
S ii. and q
.-'X PERMANENT CURE WARRANTED
30 cheap Of disease cannot be obtained this CITY,
other eccrung than the amount which the med
Already the maiitades who have been prescribed
without bleeding bsering caiome or any other violent
painful weakening and poisonous means generally
Patients visited their houses in urgent if
.s1s Of s * 1S ai
~ y mail yo,f paid
t IL EHsss H qs1A FIN M
sn savs ~ s 0s Sc
the the demand such the
this medicine the Of all varieties Of phys
cal arrangement BY restoring the nsensibe persprdton
ceanses the blood Of morbid and thus croua
salt rheum scad head eryseas and all cutaneou eupons
By the it heals ulcers fever iamed
the pores and equazng the circulation Of the blood
coughs cold consumption, dyspepsia liver complaint
and costveness neyer fails burns and scads how
severe, aayng ina mmaton and pain, and desoyns
head sides, back bowels aud limbs and unsurpassed IA
worms evers of all kinds the face and breast and al
diseases Use this mastery medicine and you will
not be disappointed .
Th. wonderful Ointment being used externally is an ex
administer it. safe and its results 1t is
vermifuge bringing all kinds Of and PR
worms in large quantities -
Grand depot. No l4i Fulton street. New York.
N bail orders and communications by mail to be ad
dressed to James McAlser No l4l Fulton street. New
York. je26 eod30t~r
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MRS. M. CARROLL's INDICATED VAPOk Baths
l 1874 Fulton street. opposite Church srset are se sha
glands Of the joints and fevsr ~
has been succesuy adm nstcred in the above Complaints
for the last 20 years Open from a N. all 10 I. M.
us. ~ aus WsN
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EXCHANGE BOARD, September 4-lO shares Eagle Bank
oix; do 10 10 Eatern RAILROAD o9k. 100 Boston aud
Ceatral Railroad, s3h ~ New England Worsted Comp my
VA IS Norwich aAd rces,er Railroad 65<; so do, 65;
AT AUcrIoN-7 shares Boston Worcester Railroad 20
yer ceut aJv "a do Western do 1913 10 per adv dc
AuOuIn and Rochester do adv do Vermont Cen
tai do $9a do Old Colony do ~ per adv
do Cheshire do. S9i per share.
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OOmaiEixClAL INTELLla nNCE.
The Flour Mark ctr

CINCINNATI Aug. 3l.-Sses Monday evening Of
$50 barrels from store at $4 259 do City Mills ut same
To-day, $50 barrels City Mills sold in tn at
S.
DETROIT, Sept l. ls47.-Flour from wagons sold du-
ring the day for 81 90, and hear Of some sales at
81 56k.
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GOAL Il daily discharging the:bsst quality of Peach
~ Orchard Coal, and will deliver IL at the following low
price, for cash only, viz Large Nut a. IS stove Ese
from the boats, and at IS cents additional cm hs
"a Sotsodsn PETER CLINTON
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston,

Geo. Campbell, Of Westminster (Vt.) sheared this
spring from last years lamb lbs Of remarkably fine
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- and kar:sh. SsSss9y SsaSs fGsniy
Va until the 10Th september next for ali the work
Canal then uncontrolled from Lynchbure upward:
wSsn s nsvs Sss laid small ns
nm 70 ms u Of
iSwrf path &c also two dams across James k.sI Yves. q
feet high nd the other at below the mouth Of North River
ABOUT 40 long End y high plans
Big Island and AFTER the 18th Of September next and ali
peedful nfomstion will be given any by
Engineers on the line Of work, W SfsJs;sd oywNN
sul3 Ut sayrc Chief Engineer
r. lGH FANCY Q )ODs.-FREDERIIK a. WOOD.
~ WORTH importer Of Fancy Goods and rarssn Novel.
Free CHI steam new and elegant stock ofsrces his
chsser Among The sssortmsut are rich drss s he
styles work boxes dressing writing desks
ns OF sgs. nS
recues, card work tables card receivers ae
coId,ons musical boxes &c. &c together with fresh
varieties. s27teodsrc
RO0LE's HYPERION FLUID-Tor Promoting the
- Growth and Eubellshng the Hair, stands unrvalled;
head Of hair IS alike seacous in sStsrmnatns scurf and
dandru and the identifying lustrs gives the hair
further particulars pamphlets. containing certificates from
some Of The most smnen! &c Io be had Of his
n'sss S.Is. ,qG .ntd Mason
Ga[s'Ga Co. Lowell p x rBR sp, .aS ssH
ssSss. s n s;
Barnum Son. Utics; William Coleman Buffalo; Seth
ssssi g. MEiG a :s. u
leans, La; and other places.
s . bOs o h for the a.
all l5teod*rc 22s W ~',g~- Boston.
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Passenger Arrived,

CArroS-ship Cygpet-hr Tcschemucher, GV Cheever
oLsiyhsrooL-sbip BuIlington-S Chaplain, Bracksu.
BnhmsS-BsIk Constiution-F HMmann, and Ii3 in tn,
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DoNps OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS FOR SALE

BoAss 8 1s: "A: S:s.,;!S e
~ 4 $ s q q
sa d 4. Of s1 ssS' ~ e.:
principal. and the Interest ! Sbs,
Ing s az per 3, es e. s i Of So bonds
sssS 6 e, ss,ss
b i e,ss Be of ys R:d cent a
ate The Mayor the day ding the
who deross, excepting to he bidder to whom tho
(. the ,h bids s: hell Be sS Opened
outstanding against the city
u 10 the lstS day Of september inclusive Mayor
The bond; % or f X. SusS :. 20
par cash. syable At twenty nine ' or three years.
copy ordinance authorizing the sale of these bonds
"s''en 0s'0~' BRYAN MULLANPHY. Mayor.
Dbl ARMSTRONG. Comptroller
IOrdinance MOL sss
An to Tor r az dn %
Ordained By III. City Council of the City of St. Louis
SEC Tbs, the Mayor be- and he hereby 'rshGL:id g
y thousand dosrs for the purpose the oyt.ndins
s % s;:
G shs s. ss mi,
r .Ss s 3: "as
and shall be signed By the Mayor and Dy ns
shall Be dated on The day lsreof and such ; a. a..
S 81
the date and shall be made payabe principal and S H.
me- u sy
the s.: a SS1a sna e's which
COUPONS shall Be- attached said coupons signed by the
AFTER the S t; O,dn.1ss S IL:
'yGI sell: .s Se Soaas % Or any
person Or PERSONS at par Tor cash q my ms ana that
man; ;sd
s orasSe
and osccE said DAY :h.I b y q:
sssS I'D; y: n.r, n. Aforesaid
and s
8:
he may
provided ~ ,sI
and az e
Ken sSs
; cash. l issued
hi. ordinance which shall have b.se :cId
anlss, the oguon Of the Mayor Pesdsn, Of The Board Of
majority them the bids be deemed low; which case
they shall to make such negotiation for IN. sale te
sEcs shall be the duty Of the Mayor require each bid
offers. AND he shall also require payment cash Of Ave
% n BEEN To s sss &
deposits excepting the bidder whom the bonds
Eo The amount Of the proceeds of the bonds be sold
to- $ 81 s. a'
oadsbtsdne:s which existed previous tho
There shall constituted separate fund ;. call
ated to that FUND by the Cry Goancl shall DC SET ads and
'hs city ~'Sf Mayor .h ne:
ednes which now ou standing ADAMS. The city in lieu Of
authorised to be ;S Raef % S1rHAN
cS ssi|Sfs SS iss sfi.s Of D''s.''''
This bill hsirg been presented Bryan Muanphy. Mayor
him HS s to to the Board o Aldermen IN which Board
Of xaaa %e
sd.rsd by said Board and ;s.d by the r:qG. n:.;
@ Of the Mayor
Th. bill having been rscsV. ID Board oi Delegates.
S the Board Of a.,
eight hundred and The Board Of Dele
passage thereof and after such ration passed The
the Tsqu %sjSy al the s
= : = Clerk .r,A: ' ss.1s j i D EIIss;
'' ss /: =. ',.s
A GRlCULTURAL ROOMS. LYCEUM BUILDING
81 fISsST1FE ESxsB1TIoNA. d.
M s ' @ Ssst q
fs Iaf sdss s ~ :1P @ e.
ysd sahS. Of ESws .
Of Mr. James Hogg Scedsman ~ Broadway oPRosts ne
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ivll eotSre

NJ ADv ~ On !. "a AN 80, i ~.
& a e M d;..osss ~ Ssi;csss rs;.re az
sd n1d ia ;nd;nn ,san;,s. nsthsr
sa;, :; AZ, y, h;nr.rrs rom bss;ness punit. Recent
in tbree or four davs Debility ueryous or con-
eps Of neonsderste thereby Causing nightly EMS
az lie ob;scs be;na n restore the svsSsm menaIv
and hon,Iv ~ that s,.,e o v;eor nafure or;enaiv desed
evss-o xbcnf he sspf he.
nr tbe LEAST caused by maleament Of medical pre-
NV se s.si ~, n.a.r, r.rse.
selves = nv The Doctor eecuailr curSd whout pain or u-
Convenience The Doctor being one Of the few qualified i'd
No chars. mads Ieners Enclosing Zee mmedise-
" and medicine with advice, 70 Of
". 2..... ..a-. o.e- :. 9..e
M EDlCAt CAhDLDr: Monison, svaA sg,LS. s.ies.,
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N PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate the
County OF New York. notice hereby given to all
New York. grocer deceased to present the with tn.
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, the Office Of James
Grdey, No So Nassau street, in the city Of New ork
n S say Of ~ M Say of HT the
jy29 law6m"m ADMINISTRATIVE.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the SURROGATE Of
the County Of New York. notice Is hereby given to all
person.. having claims against GEORGE BETIEMAN
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the
Of Lohsen Loher No 203 Centre the City
New York on rr before the 9Th day of November next
mv23 2it aw*rc Administering.
N PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE sURRO.
L GATE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK, No.
JOHN &c hs ey ei.
the with vouchers thereof the subscriber
her residence No. Oak street. the city Of New York.
before the 18th day Of October next
sfa sH 1Sl n JAZZ I'M tx Asb So Adm
IN PUk-UANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Csunty Of New York. Notice hereby given 70 all per
having claims against Frederick Tasche late OF the City
OF New Yok grocer deceased TO present the same with the
thereof the the office OF James rd
ley Nassau the city of New York, be.
fore the 9Th day Of FEBRUARY next
Dated New York. the 20 % SfEE f fAqs g. fAscHE
au7 la " 6m.m Adminsfratrix
CAMUEL X; BLACK. Attorney at Law. Columbia, 3 O.,
Will attend promptly 70 all business PLACED in his hands,
south CsIona md the adjoining district. Of
ADDRESS Columbia, South Carolina.
Reference. 4; and Caldwell, Charleston, sc.
Coumbuia, 8 G.. Juy is4I' iyl5 2aw2st.rc
$36 900 AoE EESD oS IS, BSND SS Mos s9
duetye real estate in this city Brooklyn IL will be loaned
or term OF years desired Apply to g. g. BROAD No II
Wall Vail, street Il the Croton Water Once, basement
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SHOULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTs-Ar.,e,

SHOULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTs-Aeate,,
~ Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace 20 ,t " re-
commended and paronsed by the eminent in
TINS country Tor children or sdoi who inclined 10 stoop
or are round shoadesd affected spine persons with weak
habits those confined by study or at he rtn, al
they will find them invaluable article TO bra ce The
ers, expand the chest thereby Tree and eahv ac-
oa TO The luags Mechanics and laboen by caring his
brace VIII be able to 20 more work with les fs ue
improve the FORM To be had wholesale aD re- nil Al
JAGATE'S,
0entlemen's Quitting store 81 Broadway
- - co ner Of Parh Place
NB-Also saper,or Body Belt, Abdominal Supporte,
highly recommended su4 3otrodsrr
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NEW SILK .Qo0Ds;ayAMEs BECK 4 co. call The
IN attention Of buYe Of Silk Goods their large stock OF
NEW FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
Such Sks, Csshmeres, Embroidered Robes, Nous dc
Hair.
ALSO.
Embroidered Cslars Capes Chemizetes Handkerchief
&c, the largest assortment.
Lace Robes Capes Coars &C. OF every description and
by far the most extensive in New York.
Hosiery and Gloves OF new and superior make.
ALSO,
Irish Poplins. PLAN and plaid.
ALSO,
Scotch Shaw and Long shaw of every plaid and clan
tan, Of the finest make.
The above. with full assortment OF Fancy and Staple
buyers, No. $50 Broadway
auH 2Weorc
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New PAPER HANUINus-F PAKt.s u 20, No
IN s7e Pearl street. New York. Importers and
have received usual large supply Of the psens
as svSry rdsr Views Febosrd Prn and wide WIZ
dow nrtsn fspG which they offer dealers merchsnts
and Others, at extremely low prices
The cempssn worknen to hang paper may be had at
very short notice ~ aWsro
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lHEAP CASH EsTABLISHMENTGThe undersigned
" unshes ships stesmer hotels boarding houses and IA
his be found groceries aq9n segSn fine wines
half chests black and Tea will be sold at bargains
70 consignment Country merchants and up town
be promptly attended Masters Of vessel, having small
Of goods 10 dispose Of for cash will please call Orders
inr to $40 will Be seat home free Of esage
sua 30fs-c a b. HILLN W Water
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n 6i n %SS .s Yeas
H: ;s. ss y s ss a 10 be-
'' susi is s - Z.B. OAKLEYR
ORGAN MANUFACTORY.- GEOkGE JARDINE
~ removed s Pearl street, and opposite the City
by IRE o. hi. former msnu.ctory. large and valu
abe stock best and old seasoned wood and built
e s IL re-
specially oet. extended s o. r,0., and
III OBE'o PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING
II TABLES with metal plated slides for private pacrs
and dining rooms hotels steamboat. &C. unsurpassed for ele
fode A large assortment the largest IN the city, and nm
sauaS % E%h % I. ell.
At the No. rs where The public are re-
p aug soi.1c G. r lobe. as Broadway:
extensive sssortment Of WIN Bsiefsor slec
% nc e.s 20 psn % an .
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dInance II 81 on file in the Regi.rsrs ONCE :,
su25 NV FIJI JAS. LEMON. Rsgiater.
A GR!CUtTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING
"A 56l Broadway, New York.
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION-At the suggestion
Of the stste Agricultural Society. whose Fair will be
Agricultural Association have changed the time Of hodins
rous Of aiding the Of Horicun earnestly in
vited to exhibit specimens Of Blowe Fruis vseeabes
e Mr. jane. Hogg seedmsn So Bro.dw;y opposite he
the following Executive Committee :.
Luther Bradish, VIM. Coventry II. Waddeu,
James Lenox, Shepherd Knapp,
!heo Fren9huy,sa. Rufus King Dsahed.
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NUERS and Cilizens washing
oupee, are invited to inspect the
Bachelor. where they can selec
United States. There il always
rtiel, IN every business, and the
,upee il at Batche lor's manufac.
Broadway. Private rooms for
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