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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-05
HENRY JANNEY

HENRY JANNEY,
Eighth Street. near the General Post Office.
n THE SUBSCRIBER having enlarged his premlse'
and doubled his force, is determined to give eve
greater satisfaction than heretofore in the MANUFAC
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Welars Biacking 10 OF the most shining articles in
The market Spirit Q The Iines, April Q
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reported sold at the same price corn-s.is. o ooo
bushels OF nigh mixed were male at II cents 1000 do
round yenow so'd at ~ cents; IL 1900 high mixed
soid Genus oo0 do Tat yellow sold al 7sH cents
MeaI-sales 200 barrels unexpected Western New York
sold az 20 2h and so do, good at So Sales 100 hhds
Brsndy~ioe meal were made at Si7 Rye-Saies of 8 a
Soo ou'hes were made chiefly delivered. at ST.; and
aovo 90 sold to arrive at the same price Bariy
suoo bushels were made at so cents.
80 cents
buyers Tor export being ndsposed to make operations
before the receipt Of the Caedonias On such
were disposed Of prices in favor Of the buyers
tIsH-Sales OF 1900 quintas dry cod made at So
o2HaS3 90 Mackers small sales No I's, making
a - 2SaSs ooi scaled herring were worth coo No Il
FauIr Sales of 1000 boxes were made at 81 30 The
stock was much reduced.
HfMp-No sales were reported Dew rotted wa1 worth
LrAD-A sale of 600 pigs made at 81 so.
MoLAssEs was steady with moderate sales.
NAVAL sToREs-Nothing Of moment done, while
prices remained nominally the sape.
ons -Linseed, Eugish, offered freely to day in
55a56c sales of 800 do city pressed American sold at
$1,000 sales OF 400 bbls shipping whale were made at
lected, sold at sec.
Provisions Sales of $50 bbls. mess were made at sl4
rs; prime exhibited no change. Lard-200 800 bbs
were sold common at 9Ac and 1870 for prime Be. {
400 bills beef hams sold at SIa; 400 bbls. cked
Of boxes prime choice dairies this STATE were
made at 7Hc. The demand for shipment was fair.
RIcE-No sales were reported
TALLow Sales of 5000 5000 l Ds city rendered
were made at l0c and $4,000 do inferior Western at
szc.
SEED-sales rs bbls clover were made at To. q 73o.
sUGAR-Small sales Of New Orleans were made by
auction ut 624c., and so do at $50 a 64c
WHALrDoNE-NW. was duh at 3lo. while South
Sea was worth 3lc
WHrsKEYSales of 50 bbs western were made at 90c.,
and 100 do at SOC,
WINE-Saes of sweet Malaga were made, viz 100 bbs.
n $50 Or casks at 43c a iic.
FREIeHrs-To English ports rates remained nomi-
nay the same COS bales cotton taken at L. for
Antwerp and 20. for Holland To Havre, rates
manned the same No alteration to London.
REAL Estate AT AycrIoN.-640 acres Of land situated
in Lasale CO. ILL., per 81 TO- 500 do do 20; $40 do
co 20; $40 do do 40 $40 do TO- $40 do, Cook CO.,
so; 80 do Lasalle co 40 so do with dwelling house,
SO; 2as5 do Saginaw CO. Michigan, 90; 1000 do Perry
Tennessee 06; lots south side 18th street, be-
tween 9th and 10th avenues each 25xlOO H. S25 each,
500; lot Is vesey street. 25xs0, $4,000; lot
Chrystie End Hester streets 25x0i So adjoining
on Chyrste street, a6xlO4 $3,so0 lot corner Bowery
and Hester street 25xl00 $l0o 1900 Of land in
Perry county Tennessee per acre. ST. 900 DO do in Ly
coming county, Penn. per acre, 055.
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WAsHiSeTor, Nov. Q, ls47.


Candidates for the Offices Of the House
We shall have surplus Of candidates for the House
onaces
taFor speaker, We have Winthrop, Of Massachusetts,
Vinton Of Ohio Hunt, Of New York; Hiliard Of Ala
bams Chapman, Of Maryland Bolts and Psndlston, Of
Virginia, and Holmes of g. C., and others mentioned
as the probable Winthrop APT to be the "a
vortc with the managers
For clerk, We have Major French and J. c. Clark,
Of New York; M. st Clair Clarke, OF this city A. Ram
say and sargent Of Penprylvanis and others named
Inc New York Clark appears bs tbs formidable man
to Mr. French.
For door keeper, have Mr. Whitney, Mr. Folisns.
bee, Major Dade, Nh Ward, Mr.. Randolph and others
NOUS VERRONS.
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wAsHISoroN, Nov. 2, ls47.

The arrival Of the officers interested o. members Of
the court witnesses in the trial Of Col Fremont
gives quite accession the hotels Gen Brooke (ss
plain old soldier old Zsck) in this morning
and when the court called together, only Major
Mccall was absent, and he lin New York; account Of
sickness
Among the late arrivals have also Bishop Polk Of
La, at Gadsbys Hon. Mr. ClingmAn, Of N. c., ct
Browns and Hon Senator Douglass, Of Illinois, known
~ the Little Giant" ct Coleman's There . also
corps of indians In town.
The last two days have been delicious and the avenue
has been very lively in the afternoon. SO says
LIE BEAU.
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III The Connecticut wing Convention.

NEW HAVEN, Nov, lS47.
The Wing Convention have nominated this day, for
Governor, Clark Bisse
Lieutenant Governor Charles McCurdy.
Secretary Of State, John B Robertson.
Treasurer, Joseph B. Gilbert.
Comptroller, Abjah Cstlin
Delegates to Wing National Convention, Charles W.
Rockwell, and Freeman Smith, from first district John
H. Brockway, second James + Babcock, third John
T. Trumbull, fourth Nelson L. White.
There $50 delegates present.
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Died.,

On the l4th ult at Evansville, Indiana after few
days illness In the 18th year Of her pHEBE KEroH-
Somehow, Westchester county, N. Y State.
ISABELLA q Cow, daughter of VIM. Cow Miller
Her friends invited to attend her funeral, on
Thursday, at o'clock, from l22 Greenwich avenue.
On Wednesday p. M, Nov 3. JOHN F. MILLER, in the
fft-th year OF his age.
His funeral will take place at the residence of his son
No. l74h Thompson street. Friday, at O'clock His
friends and acquantances, and those of his family
respectfully invited to attend without further invita-
ton. o
At her residence in Harsimus, Wednesday, the Sd
inst, Mrs LEoNA WERNEKEN, In the 5sth year Of her
age.
. The friends and acquaintance of the family, and
those OF her sons, Abraham Anthony and Francis
respectfully requested to attend her funeral the
residence of her Anthony No 70 Chrystie street.
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock without further
vitat on.
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Fatal Accidents.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3.-P M
young man named William Peterson, was run over
last evening by Western Engine during alarm Of fire,
and died in fifteen minutes
James Stevenson, hand the Reading and VIII
mington Railroad, by the 1t Rich
mond this morning and instantly killed.
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EAsHIONABLE DANCING, No. Washington Place
Il and u Leonard street.
DE9IARnIJC or h. RoyeI ad.x,v


FAGEiSE DfsJARD!Ns of the Royal Academy
IN, residing tina. she viii
a. as I'D Monday
e sf F
"a and Fo
@ dsns: 81 y';l Rsdsws
bsx. so Of a,
s%ss who r., Wiz S fs
"a Ss.
and No Wa;hnsSn Place
NEW YoRRIw% Scott Co, No. 81 Broa Ss ~
ss!
,sd orgaDdie Musl,ns, Embroidered Muslin Dresses Lace
'S;fy .,sss q BE-: Cap: dolls.
DANTALOONs.-F AHRENs, the well known Pants
Tailor 2o Ann street ha. lately received 100
ncy of which he makes pants to order for only
X: Fsaeh and English black cashmere. and doe,tin.
Gents who in want OF pants will do well cal. q, 2ox
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &ey-JOHN CATTNACH
Tank Manufacturer. No Wall street, Of Broad
Trunks, vaises Carpet Bag. and saches whole
Also superior ~tiele of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable
European travel and Pormanteaus for the
Orders for West Indies South America, &C. filled with
dsspstrh. 40 snrsm
DA JUN HSscu 51ss !; N,..s
York. where every article Of the best quality may be had
the lowest price. Roschs Triple Compound Of Bromne,
superior chemical producing quick pictures Of fine white
Gs: Used " ss s;a s% e
nerd j. believing i superior 3 thing 9hs kind IN S S
Carona; P C. Ransom, Troy; A. j. Bess. New York; 7.
RSe Pc s. BN Ds..
albany Wlis% Bristol Ytcs CIrhs Brsthsr sy5acqss
gina; Cooley Co.. Springfield Connecticut; and Brnsmad
Bvofher. Huntingdon Vermont su7i so''w
THE FIRM OF HALL & THUM. Shipsmiths, of 2a2
South street, this day dissolved by mutual consent
All bills egan-t the firm will he settled by Thum who
and despatch.
N. B-lsAAC HALL will continue his old shopTNo. 10
Front street ususl. ~ Nsr
TISSUE PAPER-iooe Reams No White Tissue.
scs DO Green do.
y~..s ~ 'SsassSr sssSsoxs
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O.FPAt Cranes, members of the Grand Lodge are
Hail. at u nc eo der
tne me, dnrnts T. The Consultation. M it~ne
.S
L IL ehmoad Va qnsil The 18th day Of Deeemoer
r. %os6 %ss
psi.d 'hs work specified in thus dyet.s:
h d WI q the w Rsi III
fall Of ABOUT cS fee. Towing Faith whole
Bidse sc as shall b. found necessary The general terms
CO @ ssa o VIII BE- the " ss b d. divided o
S a ssaf Ss ma and
ws;k;s,a.y dee b
sealed fraS.a viii also Be received at the same place
r. Wig Ss sSs:' sSsI
eoa. Of hes oeh. of eshsen fee ill., and one Of e,n
tegt az lne' canals for an distance ofabou
&C. snail Be dam Jane. River.
on ft w aoe na ew es a
bred feet w.rdy and the Of outlet lock
81 ss %
e go%u hs iSss"r
and be ,rny six er cent interest psyab maanusly
est mates ,hs g. ntractoI will be required
for the Of III. work az the times and in the
specified N the contacts ~
ton, .ss sof delivered the Compsay ohee
sept q Ihe will taken for the
q. op ss bo0 he mOD which dag Gin
sections above advertised will 6s i!
Chief Engineer ofthe J r. s X. Co.
OAR sAzAAkk At sss .sa u.s. sss;h sq 3..I
as % & Of the
i6s: march y ass:I he direction he
& which ssa he s pY h
s : S.s I'D, ,a Gssy
yl s ri 4! ;ss s
s a sd ii s Ss Sg Of
EYS AND y FA Ar P9yELL attend. .seIs.v,y
oss 81 RESIdysY Of
x he seeios ie sfsa.
fs. e b had 3 BIS ss and Of all sSs,
1Slf are requested 70 call And e1a%ne Or Powe
snns The Eyes Diploma at the Fair
from III American Institute. M lt'r
srseExsSIs sTtNEfMh z5E e. ths hgP W.
Eowlf-DsaI desire to 6.a.6s II. siiesd has in.
Years Of age aaete$. during his
ss@ss hectic 'f which p s
duced great citation and debility During THIS time he was
. . n Slsii 5sP1s GSs
CON- sS
s s
and h restored TO sound and health For sale
Wholesale ard retail nv A. b. D. SANDS 100 Fulton St
If william aud b. the druggists generally nj Ter
NV DIiU n HEtKTNfj-Ju,f received No R,,L
IN Maria Masdalene egs Selected Maatjes Her
ring expressly for the subscriber in vlaardugen Ho
land. Warranted the best in the market For sale by
Nd 3src 3. COHEN 60 Duane street.
DURL MAIT WHIsKEY eo1sI IN strength and dsvo- .,
~. -, nnh,;, d.Is saaa' ~ sue"sh anu mayor 10
ps,'svc D'''' HAN ii IA III MdIRRAy ?, Roo..x.,,
IHOF SALE E1P-T, clos. , con,oam.n, R,,cI,,
Perkins Co.'s London Double Brown Stout and I ds
Pale A--Ii Plat street, up stairs M 3t,ssrc
OSr-On Tuesday aofriug, cd November, between 9th
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT
By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
The Southern mail.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, Isa7
The New Orleans mails have been received but there
had later arrivals and the papers contain
thing AL
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nR c. BRAIJLY, NJ D., OF the faculty Of Paris, pupil
OF The ceebst.d Professor Lffaae has REMOVED 20 $50
The Dr. DO Consulted every day nom TO II oeIo.s A.
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Married.

On Sunday evening, Oct. 81, by the Hon IT, D.
French, JOSIAH p MENDuM, Esq, of the Boston Inpes-
hgaor to Miss ELILABETH MUM, of the city OF New
York.
On the Sd inst by the Rev. 7. B. Thayer oApBrook-
Iyn, EDWIN +. sMirH, OF New York. to MARY A. Her.
BURN daughter OF Peter Hepburn, ESQ., of the former
city.
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NJ 0TICE.-GEORGE GREIG, Bread aud Fancy Biscu
~ B.ker No. Hall Place his sine thanks

NoTICE.-GEORGE GREIG, Bread acd Fancy Biscuit
IN Baker NO. Hall Place his sincere thanks all
those that have been pleased to patronse him during the 10
ears he has been at the above pnce and wishes inform
hem he has sod his establishment 10 Y Lawrence,
Baker TX Third he bavuga thorough knowledge
81 the business IN all its branches q G. fully recommends
MIN their notice his He wishes uorm
them that he Is the only person recommends them
being fully competent supply his late he will
aeep constantly on hand all the fancy articles that he hs, th
sr9 s,p with greater variety made from the best mateIas
Blk r. u will be IN w III teet TO supply those Offices
that his hitherto ,ucpIied every Tuesday snd Friday,
nsnai, with variety Of Cakes ard Fancy Biscuit
r. LAWRENCE. No. IiI Third avenue, returns his
Deeie thanks to the publi centrally for the kind patronage
has sornec,ed Gsics Bred and F.ecy Bacu, establish
articles made Of the best with sits.tion TO bus
ess merit continuance Of their support
~ BAH kinds OF Fancy Biseui, such as Pic Me Ora.
ham Sugar Valiant &c aud the eelsbfaied Cracknn or Egg
pi6tsrh = 49, " ' "''
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Photographic Cor. Of Phisdelphia Bulletin
New ORLEANS, Oct 27-The receipt of the Cambra,s
news has completely knocked down our markets Cot
ton has fallen one cent and in favor of buyers even
that.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-P M.-Flour-The market ex-
hibited little change sales OF 500 bbs Howard street
were made at So lax q So lsH wheat-The market
continued rm and sales Of 1000 bush lis were made in
Guiding Maryland reds, at 81 25 81 80; supply fair
,orn-Sales 1000 bushels made, including Mary
lana wnits and mixed, at 6oc and do yellow ut roc
Meal-No change In price Rye Arm Whskev mae
tive PROVISIONS moving mostly in a retail way.
BOSTON, November 3-Flour-The market continued
steady and sales Of 1000 barrels were made including
Oswego, Gsnesee, and good Western brands at Sc rs
81. The market closed with some less frmness Corr
Sales of 5000 bushels made, including mixed a
s0c and good yellow at $40. Rye continued firm Oat
Sales 5000 bushels we're made at Sac. Whiskey wa
inactive. No change In freghts,
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SsTRiKERs WQNDEhFUL DIsCovERY.-striker'.
original color IN few moments This Dye different from
my yet offered to the public Gentlemen who been bu
,usged BY different hair dyes will please call MI STR.
ker and he VIII show you no humbug and way inu
lou. 70 the hair skin Those who doubt are re
1uested to have their hair change before paying money
he be 'uty Of ths solution IS the moe You wash the
dye; tcannot be had stay other place than Mr. SR
AER No Coentes Sp where it IL sold wholesale aud re
a aud applied go TER
EUKS tUNs! FURS KNOX 1913 Fulton street hsy
piled the gentlemen Of this city for
heir furheads ready furnish every description of
comfortable I'D elegant furniture for the heads hands
necks Of the des His stock Of NUTS ppets. hats and
uactured from the finest quail Of skins from The
fur west, vailed for elegance aud chespness All a..
empts the part Of his distance him 10 the
or popular favor will fuve. Last winter there
was perfect furor the ladies' for Knox's u.s. and
many damse in the coolest weather. kept
fur mace by his mufs. An officer Of the amy obtained
urlough on purpose to come 70 New York 20 purchase
noc-asns are now generally known as Kuox's furbeows
o7o 7ts~rc
n HURCH OF THE ANNUN IATION in Hth street
~ For sale Five Pews. Nos 3, to a. in the eastern
ep selected the des alb pews IN the whole church.
being the pulpit aud recy opposite the organ
Nf Jadns and commanding full dew of the
while the glare 9m the stained glass windows n avoided
ics bank. es1 Ngsn
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- TO LET-A neat two story cotttge house, SUI table
e for geneel family, situated in 10th street. betwe en-
Broadway and 9th Avenue Kent low Enquire on the
premises oil ".h' TENDHr'AOA'
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u o. FPast Cranes, members Of the Grand Lodge, are
requested 10 be- puncua III their attendance at tn,
Grand odge Room National Hail. 10 clock, consider
we me- un"nts I, The Cons1tutnn M ltsrrc
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p;:::"s.s, i S::i:I &: ' S:s! Ss:;: "a
Mr. ". H. Reeves s%ns o Tns Anna B,ssSp Liza. Mile
"s" ss m hSsif EtIs;. MHs besls Mus
ndn Mad hydrocarbons Arstea Nine Anna Bshop;
R0oM-Mr Daicimsr PIPES M. Bass; Mrs Deputy Lonal,
Door open sx o'clock Performance. will eomm.ne.
BowEKY THEATRE-wi jAcEsoSi Manager, stas.
wy ps;,%s% he dram. d AIN KYp N Or -.
" IsIshali; HonsSsan Hsniosi Nj. G. Burke couats.
q BY &: s q .as s basi H. Ss;s:
re eoSsuds with CRIMSON CRIMEs.-Funk. Mr.. C.
Sc: isa M s csa will
N;
81
o; AlsI which the ,BAsHFyL IaIsHMAN-M. Terence
M BY Ss A RI ra1I'lBo M; Mk.
viii t Re skas s ST faELANDJ.uy
MURPHY Mr. Williams; Mary, Mrs. Herbert.
Ss.ss,ss '' "'
John Ho''n and Mr. Donaldson will clown all the acts in
The whole to sS%sFi. XIII q; nj. eiHs entitled
Bo asnsra DayoT Mr. G0i;a
| ance to commence at O'Clock. ns 2tis.mc
Ss39 VIII T VIII Nj
S:s ~ saSps S M p o'Ds Miss Mar
g M TME
s: Which, MI: Ma PLAN y1s New Planet,
ssS WI; SssH is1i
Doors CT o'clock. and the curtain will rise att
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WALTER GWYNN,
- Chief Engineer of the r.. & X. Co.
RICHMOND Nov. I. 1877 nj RAW J2r srrc

LNYE AND EAR-Dr. POWELL attends exclusjyelv TO
II Diseases of the Il. and Ear, from o'clock at his
Office, 26l Broadway com'r OF Warren street.
DIR POWELL'S Treatise the Eye, their
with engraving. rules for the selection Of &C.
Price so cents be had al his Office and Of all booksellers
just imp rted Artificial Eyes OF Superior beauty and finish
The ubc requested to call and examine DR. Powels
Self Acting Eye Douche bath
the Eyes which received Diploma at the Fair
M
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ITO SADDLE, HARNESS. AND TRUNK MAKERS.
For SALE the stock fixtures goodwill and lease Of The old
established store No sos Broaaway The stock comprises
The business has been established about and be lev
ed he the the part Of The city The lease
almost free For further particulars apply
:" '" 80 HANNAH MACDONALD,
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BOARD IN BKOOME SFREET-Une large Dack room
- in I'd story with co,cts and Croton the situation
is pleasant and convenient the there
boaders and the price moderate For further part culas
ple,se inquire It 58i Brocme street. r26tsr
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GtsO LST-A iaais cd room ios sipgle ssaileman BY
J. Flosch family Enquire At 90 Rssdst, ID floor.
gas 9tsf
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RRANDRETTE,S PILLS.

INTRoDUcTIoN..-On the 18th of May, 1885, DR.
Brandrelh, for the first time, made known in the
United States the Celebrated Brandreth Vegetable
Universal Pills, lie left them to stand or fall by
their own merits. lie made no allusion to any 9TH
er medicines simple facts were stated, aud the fol-
lowing principle ad down as the Brandrethan
Theory, viz; that all local diseases, whether Of tho
stomach or bowels, enlargement of the joints, rheu-
matte affections, Cutaneous eruptons. dyspepc
complaints, or whatever other forms such local dis
eases puts on, were nothing more than so many
symptoms OF disordered state OF the constitution,
and that his pills which were discovered in Eng
land in 1851, were a medicine that had the effect
of restoring the constitution to health and vigor,
simply by removing all bad and acrmo nious humors
from the blood by the stomach and bowels. The
american public have now made trial of this med
cine for nearly ten years, and have found that the
medicine is not all humbug. The patronage DR..
Brandreth daily experiences, proves that the medi-
cine gives universal satisfaction.
The above medicine is for sale at the store OF II.
A. SrlDGER, in Carroton Feb 10, I847--l8-4m.
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ROCKWELL 4 Cos Mammoth CurcuS

VS.. HuHEELL, Manager; E. G. MEAD. Treasurer.
THo NUNN, equestrian director; S. J. LIPNAN. Glow n
P. FoHs and y. wooD, leaders Of the band
This extensive company, comprising I5O men
aud horses, aud eight beautiful lady eauestrians.
all perform IN CAERoLLTON, on Saturday, June II.
They will enter The town from Waynesbui gh, la
procession. preceded ~ their magni6ceut band ca-
rage called 'Cleopalra's Galley" containing the
BESr BAND IN America. After passing through
the principal streets, hey vii proceed 10 then
spendid pavilion ('he largest m the United Sts,es)
capable Of accommodating 1000 with seats. The
doors will be opened at and O'Clock, and per-
iOrmances commence at p and u o'clock.
AdmissiOn, e5eents--Seais reserved for The ladies'
The entertainments will be euliyened by the
Jokes and drnsries OF that Prince OF Clowns Mr.
SOL J. Lipman. Sol. can't BE BEAT ia his line.
During the afternoon aud evening. iour new and
magnificent pageants will BE- Produced, never be-
tore seen IN this place, viz: THE CRUSADERS ToUg-
NANENr, or the Warriors Of the Cross; The SUITE
OF I'VE SULTAN or the Bivouac Of the Soldiers Of the
Crescent; PoNIATuwsSI, Or the Lodies aud NoLes
OF Poland; THE TTRoLEsE VocALsrs will sing =
number OF Songs and Glees.
MR. II. w. FRAyKLIS will ride his brilliant prin.
cipa act; also, his popular act Of Will Watch, the
Bold Smuggieri also, Two horse act with Mrs
GossIN; and also 20 through his astonishing peror.
mauces on the Slack Rope.
Mas J. GossiN. (Ihe greatest female equestrian
IN AmerIca,) will ride one OF her pleasing and ls-
voite acts: also, with II. w. Frankn,) the anu.
sing two horse act called "Lutin & Annette" Of
pa and ma outwued by the lovers.
Nh. CHAs. SHERWOOD will perform his act Of the
Indian Chief, or the Wild Son of the Forest; asc
the parl OF the Shipwrecked Sailor.
The AcRoBAT Family. composed Of Thos. Num-
Walker Mum, Seward Num- aud Honey Num-
will perform some Of the astonishing ieats in clos
sic groupings, slatuary and gymnastics.
MASTER &. STErHENs will appear in a prncipa
hct; also in bis popular change OF the Yankee tar
Rory O'Moorem and Rob Roy.!!
Ma. LAKE aud his two wonderful trained dogs!
THE FIGHTING PONIES, Deaf Bulke and Tom
Spring, will perform Professor Harrington aud sol
in their feets Of posturing aud gymnastics also
Mast. w. Harrington on his two ponies
Tumbling, stil! vauIsing, and stick dance, b,
Fmnklin, Sherwood, the Acrobats and the who'll
troupe. Egyptian Horse Pyramids, an amusing
act, by the ELITsO lhe company. The Sable llar
monisls, in variety Of songs, gees, Duets solo
and dances. The entertainments of the evening
10 conclude with the magnificent Gothic spectacle
entitled the BULL FIGHr, or llolyday Sports Of Oh
Spain, by The whole company ol ladies' and gentle
man. CHAS. :. PELL, Agent.
July 2, l847--38-3t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-16
HARLEM SPRINGS.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
~ the subscriber has now completed his buildings,
and erected his baths at the mineral springs at Har-
lem, for the accommodation of mvdlids, or such as
laborunder all forms OF chronic diseases. He deems
unnecessary, at this time, go into detailed de-
scription OF the anaIi,ca properties of the water
OF these springs Suffice it 10 say that they are de-
signed by the Great dsposer OF all things, for the
healing OF mankind. He combines the regular sci
ence Of medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs in his course OF treating diseases to as ma
ny as choose to call on him. The well known ef-
ects of bathing, in all forms Of Diseases can here
be fully realized. The hydropathc bath not excep-
ted lnvalids, or those ahoring under chronic dis
eases, such as scrolua, rheumatism, dyspepsia, &c.
will find 1t to their great advantage to visit these
springs and apply the restoratatives there offered
for their relief. J. S. KELLER,
Harlem, September 10, 1846--49-4t.