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

pUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby gwen, lhsis petition has
been presented In BOard of Adorned, 10 hsve ne
posts removed from Annst All persons interest
"a hi he above proposition ing objections 10 the same,
signed al his odce No Hall OF Records, on or before
he i'm day of June inst.
MARTIN h. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
-trc.f Cnrrrrf.siou-rfa Oa-a. Iure 4. l34T. lel
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W4LWoRrH, MASON GUILD.
mvSi 2w4 Engineers, ~ John 81 n. Y.

A,HUWkR BATHS and Reingrra ors-Ne have
- mad, arrangements with Two % he best
ers Of these desiabe articles and viii keep ON hand AZ
assortment Of all sizes, and the most approved forms
manufactured Of The hest maerisls and ns1e Tor use
Bagges celebrated Shower Baths from y % ID doilars
Rsfeeraios from 10 40 dollar made Of any ,ke 10
order III any desired place Ether The shove articles
packed FOR country orders sold Al discount 20 he
I uade. JOHN j. BROWN 4 Go. IL RI l1nsL
uV2S near Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
fashionable Clothing Stores
TEETH

III II % n
TNR REED Dentist, Ble-ckcrsL nesr the Po~ery.
xtAr1cis Tech VI surprising beG-Iy inserted IN
perios and subs ON TO an entire SET
feeth fed with golo entirely 10 arrest the progress
ofcscsy ard rendering them u.sul for rsny year, a
pees 10 sut the circumstances OF al pSrtons Teeth eA'
usetod for The poor gfsts before pa NJ myA .H'
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nays PATENT n0sE-F.55 ,.e 10 Ees.Yols by

n -
~ The inventor and msuufaclurer 3 Cortland Il James
r. Walter 20 Broadway; Joseph a.. Ash. zs3 Broadway
j 4 = Phlhiu Dey 81, W Cnsrdavoyne, l3i
Cherry.st: George X Howell, 81 fafk-r0wi Farr
Bigps 80 Rector - George Fulton, 300 Broadway ;
Krirht 4 Rbodes Isl Broadway; Thomas HsnfOu, so
Bfoadw6y. Miller 4 COs'es, TIC Grsudst Charles Fiu
Son. II rhifd-avenue Nzihl Sawyer ~ BIZ eckeT-sl
Quinn So Brosdws p. "A. Trowbrdse 30 Water II :
Mckenzie O'Hars 6jj Broadway; John Hudson. Unun-
square cor Foure-uthst; As~n. l9l SiXhsvrnue szm
ue Pryor - Third sveuue, Plumbers, and d. Hudsman.
corner Of Msid-n-la1e NsssaufL snd where else
in the City ~ New-NorK -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
CuIMPAIGNE, PORT snd sherry Wires-F

III fNPAIUNEy FUHI 80 sheIty NIftt-fu
" Family useSingle bstket or box sent Tree o. expense
Ne Plus Ultra Champagne Just anded.
Russisn Eagle and Minerva Champagne, just landed
suerv Chan paigne, iusg landed
PoTt Vine, ~ cases. London dock.
sherry, pale snd brown London dock.
Madeira Louoou dock.
Also French Wines viz
Clos Noageo Red Wine, Beaume, do.
ST Julian CareL For sale bv
rnN.n l...nd z THOMpSON p Reaxer.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby giyen Ihsi ne follow
ng Petitions have been presented In the Board 81 AZ
sstnut Aldermen, VITO hsye COeuties slip paved ana
10 hsve sewer constructed IN PearsL from whitehall
81 and to connect with h- Sewer In Broad-sl All per
IONS Interested n the above proportions having onrc-
ion. 10 The same a. requested 70 present tnem 10 wfng
IN he undersgned a. hi. Office No 4Ha Of Records on or
before The lllh day ~ June inst
MARTIN n THOMPSON Street Commissioner.
-. o4.-. Iuoa Ta4T lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

NOTICE Is hereby gvsn according 70 law 20 al per
Nsous having claims against George Hazard ate u lie
city u NesIurk tavern Keeper c-cras-c hat hey
required 90 e1ht ne sane Win he vouchers hereof to
the subscriber he Ex-cItIf " the Ist ~ Ani testament
Of lhe cad decreased Us carriage alufzcury aud place
Of ransacng business On TIE corner Of Egaly rdsrsei
And IL Tnrdzveule 10 Ie ely q NeT-fOfs, before or
III f1lr day u jana re1L Dated Toe second day Of
Dec nber, 4 u. las.
d ia,sln' JOHN c. PARKER, Executor, &c.
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tIILLEK's AGENCY .-Ornce ~ brOgd-sl Ne"
ls YofkThe subscriber oaers h services ~ Agent io
Miers IN the selection and purchase OF m stones BON
ing Cloth Screens Betting &c. and Tor all other articles
nsed IN he construction running OF steam of w ste
Mile. WIN slso flrnish Information OF plans Tor theT eon
sructOn and for tue hOidlnE OF Tue same upon
The approved mettod.
iNi also Agent for tetciives ior al malhh0'
connected with milling $500.
All communications post paid, addressed 10 !. PAYNE,
~ Broa'-sl NV Yorf, o. Brooklyn Shy NILS bfo0.
Ign, IL 49,,
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PRACTICAL BOoK-KEEPING,

Arp r r MARSH Ae-o4lfsrt ~ h1r o. fhe science
vi ofD.ublr Eu-ry Book-ke- ping siurlA-f, fni Nc
aAdofsloge Eauy Bo0s-keep.lg Improved eol..nlr'
49,, Tsfre,iorThe PUBL c = respscl i1iy inform ed
-s s..gred thai psn plrsu-1 By NJ tfs1 ln
h mi. ngorIsnt branch, u truly e2ils- % Pre0
h-Ory. -r..-. ,,l.b - tb.
to x. 20 slllilog srf sad petol oi so.Y c-fat~f
viii by ths c0urs- boone competent Dylt-e ~ ~
sh5qi one mocth tld WiI receive cer.-Aese 70 I4-i
Prospec,uses with srns can b 1bl-sd ~ he rooms
frou o A n t0 p 4. infi' ""0'9
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i. u 7 Y
- Bstery.p ace acd Morris seet-Pubc nouse 10 here
ty aveu that presented nc Bosrf 81 Aldefmen "
nave The ordinance glr IN Green ~ifn sEcet De-.
tween Bssrp ac- sui M0rrisstreet repeated All pei
sons rt@rrstrd iq the above proposition having onec
tous ID ta same are rested present them 10 WI.
IN o he upd-rsi med a. 0fce No Hall u Records
On or before The lllt Day of Jun- Inst
MARTIN = THOaPsON, Stree, Commissioner.
H.f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

.,ENkK IL BEACH-ST.-Paoic Notice Is hereby
- given hat petition has been Presenisd ID th5 Board
OF Acermen " have Sewer or Sewers Constructed
taro1gh he wsOle length u beaehst All persons In
er-s.-d 10 tts above proposition tAyng Oh rcions
-am- are requested present. hem IN writing the
tersign.i Ls Otcr, No. Hall VI kecUrds before
lie f,1rth lsthl day VI June neK-
MARTIN Z, THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
sLeeL Cnallal..-Jners Oitce. MAJ =. I'D. my.5 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

II
lsughi 10 three Lessons -ius rucion IN Madame TIL.
euXt celebrated svstem Of Dress Cutting will be given
permanently a. % CbsmDerstL u few doors east ~
BfOsd~ay.
Ladies In easy circumstances, well a. those engaging
In The business Of Drrss Making viii with three hOufs IN
struciou be able 10 fl themselves and Others With ease
and accuracy.
For The purpofe Of introducing this method and ak
A. popu A. here has long been n Paris sud London
the rus are made extremely low, -, including al tne
EXPENSE Hours u instruction from A N. tO y. n
Dresses cut -ithous delay, and warranted 10 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

DIELIC NOTICE Iofehy givtat o. a ulion has
l-el pre4ened a. ile Board q Aldermen Tor he priv
ierr q Inc os tlt ca feet side Of Fourteenth
feet 5sgord NJ present ee. Al pefs0as Ia he above
propcsilO1 has-ns O1ectOls 10 The e-sifed
prcsa1I them 10 ~rng o. nc grtefsisned n.s oEcs
No hA u Records, " h-fJr- he An day " June,
Inst MARTIN Z. THOMPSON, SIsrI CoAniss usr.
Street CO nnlss0lsrs 0hce, jane ,, 1871. pI0
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sSirizsSs,S,, NV ,I pay y, LINZ me-

is-s.ssasEi. Opposition FOR Albany aud is,e,~sdi
s.e place. Fare % eps-BFesAis" nd
dinner on board
From the pier ooioi " aTren-s touching Hammond - Pr
The new aud elegant .tesmsr RO6Ek Nll.biAhs,
C-pt Degroo, on Tuceday Thursday and Saturday Al
hall pact A. NJ
Tor passage OF light freight sQpy On board ie boat or
10 GEORGE DOLSoN. NJ mo Office,
10 Warren - corner Of VESTS.
w All persons are fofbd trusting 10 s0oge boat 90
scsSont ~ the owner. my1s
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

~ GOLD-sT. corner Of Ann-sL Rev foif-Ilr ed
.)Jsrrher ia prepared 90 furnish h-nd casl tle anl
prtes materials u 81 kinds a. sho, nolce az % fa-
sona1le terms - - L.
Propretors u newspapers who have ro advertised or
he ,11scrter. who may publish his notice Tor lnres
months previous Jan. la3 wiz be eniled 20 receive
usy In Pc on purchasing FIVE lines the amount q Ilef
bills FOR advertising 1T
Oh we viii b- exchange Tor new ~ ctt per
Y1ye imeo5s ROBERT TAYLOR
AWNINGS! AWNINGS
fNRETCH. VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNlNSS n.s-e
t. a. oerioT manner and fnShed m speldid siye
Nv WORKMAN BELL
f7s WettrL corner " warren T. 7.
r. T. D1n'i rOsgri ih- n1uher y. en
PATENT AGENCY
H. BAILEY, Ageat FOR procuring fsienis IN ine 7 ~
j.. la states aud Europe, Will prepare 81 ne necessay
Papers DraWinSs a1d Models y I'm clspalch Olne- >
= Sss,,iss,.-sf roS n Center my7 lmeoi'
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ENiNG LINE-THROUGH DIRECT

Passengers tsslug his boat will aruse IN Tine 10 ass
the mornin train OF cas- from Troy wost 10 bllao, AL
north TO Whitehall and Lske Chsmpiain.
The steamboat EMPIRE Capt x. Is Macy, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Al O'Clock, Z. NJ
Ths sissnboai COLUMBIA, On Monday Wednesday
ard Friday, Al O'Clock. Z. 81
For passage or freight, apply on board The boar ofpF
r. HALL al the Office on the wharf my.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

It
AEON Of he yehr when lightning fo1s hfe hn'ouits
rerassnrv To- every building th- advertiser Stree call
the attention OF The public to bis system OF CONDUCTOR
The rods made snd put up by him are eater handsome
cheaper and more compact hsn any Oher IN use In-y
are secured together with copper joints when Il gf-H
Improvement override hooked" plan II gives better
Indeed perfect connection The pubic can obtain aIthe
information ON application 10 ~
~ AIANORTH MASON GUILD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that petition aas
been presented in The bosri OF Aldermen 20 nave '
AWNING Posis removed from The sidewalks q Cedarsreet
All persons interested Ia the above proposition having o.
i-ctOns to the sane requested 10 present them IN Wit
ing 10 unier,igned biz Office No Hall oi RECORDS
on or before the 10Th day Of June next
MARTIN Z. THOMPSON, Street Comni,sioDer.
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n1ys- PATENT E.-Eyeybody INK

~ " no examine buy. ttis simple-hnd 80 plainly IN
unequivorslly lust what s wanted Nutruuu'e ip SET IT,
The Inventor and paeucc sgrcrs 10 make every Fnfhaf
satisfied that's enough Forsslr byJ A Ash ~ Dfoal
wav. James z. Waller. 19j Broadway; J. X Howell )
Pafk-r0v; W r. Chardavoyue ljt Chery-s- Charlie
Piu Son, II Third avenue, u H0tgeu4n cor Na.sau
~ and Maien-sne, sud ~ lhe Mnn1iaciufrf ,, Cor
land. at Ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

FENHE FELLOW OK (IlkSTIh springs Tor
y Wsercure and summer Resort This establishment
IL situated thrtywo miles from Philadelphia In beaur
full undusing country and l. completely arranged for all
purposes Of The practice OF tho Wsercure well as for
The accommodation OF pleasure visitors.
Visitors take the Reading Cars a. Philadelphia Tor
PhuniNvile aud thence 7mies by stage TO he springs
For farther information address Dr GEO. LlNGEN aud
CHAs. r. HoFFENDAHL, Chester Springs, Chester Co.
% ais SaWSms
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DtBiIG
Nzssau-srret-NOrce h hereby given. 10 The rels-
lives and NEXT ofkin Il JOSEPH SHAW carver and gid
- derea.ed and y. ho Is alleged have died inesate
t.t sha apply the Surrogate Of the City and County
Of NeWYork for eers Of Administrator upon ne estate
Of th- sid ln.esals On ne 2si day OF Jln- Lsk a.
my2I 2Aw4W JAMES 5 THAYER. Public AdmiuisIsl0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

NOTiCE-An Assessment OF One Dollar upon each of
Nhs sssesssbe shares q l- New York sud LAKE sg-
peoF Mining COmpany STOCK has been laid By The rrus
of the Company onehAf payable the .5tl dzy Of
Jane and oue-haf the l5 cav OF August neNi
The Vice President thereof at their once NewsL New
Yofs. BY Order Of the Trustees.
Dated May p, 1871. J. II. HOLDAM, Sec'y.
rnx1N m
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nos, , - tEA,Ss ~ .gsS Si,I 'L'ii

= " - Sos'on AZ Nc"-l ~, - t,r al an.
s---s sa1'-'" plen3id -, Inefs RHODE ISLAND All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

A LBANN AND SCHENECTADY RAIL
LAROAD COMPANY.-The suuuai election Tor Dirrct
os OF this Company viii be held Al heir oce IN The Cil
Of Albany The second Wednesday ON day Of Jun'
next al Il O'Clock ~ Of that cay. The poll viii con
hour. Toe transfer book will be closed oi
the 5olh o. Msy snd conune closed until the iOh Of June
Albany, May lGf7 By order Of the Board Of Directors
mylo Is = FOSTER Jr. sec'y.
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-n-.- ,PAesAi.K REnUCkp. -rer Alo,ay

~ N~NNNsIt
e.ye-t1s---.N anding osly the foot ~ Hsininont
ssa-1'Azs<~ stree,-The asl snd elegant steamer RIP
VAN NVfNKLE Caplaln George =. Riggs, viii lesse
the foot Of Robinson 81 Monday Mrl.rslsF an ~, ~
dsv evening. Al O'Clock, 2. NJ. The Rip Van Wiose
4. kttl M n superior ~ and has connection IN any
obr boat on the river Thf boat viii arrive IN Albany 70
ample time The Eastern aid Western care All pef,oas
are forbid uuslng any accouut of his boat ihon
written order from the Captain Agents. For freight
OF passage apply board at The Office on tho doet Of
GFO. 4. STANLEY. az II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

NTOTiCE.-ln pursuancs u an act q mo Legislature
No he sale 81 Nsw-YOrk, pas.ed Apr -, l8i7 We
name oil the Mohawk and Hudson c.. Ia changed 10
thAl u th- Albany and Schenectady K X. 90.
Ahsry Nav :. i2f7 lmyio 4ni y FOsTEk. Jr see'v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

For farther particulars aud conclusive evidence u ls
superior Oe aud efficacy pamphlets, which may be
Obtained of gents gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. X. d. SANDS, DrugghHi 100
fuit0u-st corner OF " lillian, New-l ORR
sold alec III rs Broadway and u Easi br0ad ~sy ana
by orug ysts generally throuE Lout ne MED oiaIes
Pace = 1-r bouI-' SID bottles FOR g. my6 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

zach parce. BE- esdmaled FOR separately and vii be
decided hat amer add proposals. 10 be accompanied
Tl he lanes " respOasi1s persons with their a.
cent Ia wiring security Tor the performance Of he con
Tract be delivered me Different nsiu a. may De
f-1uiI Cd. free " al e. pense 90 being lOLted
81 u. COWARD. Commissioned.
Once Of III, Commissinref VI Alms-HO1s
keW-Fork. June 1. Al. lr< ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

E.>Ssss-.iS-For Albany snd Troy, snd lnseFne.
s<s@S-s-sT- diae landing G-Brenfas, and dinner "a
board the boat The low press1rs steamboat TROY,
Gao, A Gorhsm will leave the steamboat pier foot Il
Bsrclay.st on Mondays Wednesdays ard FniSJs al
seven d e iocz-reIurnng on The Opposite days
Leave h. steamboat pier foot Of BarclaysL Tuesday
rhursday ard saturday hafpSsi6 O'Clock, re1ufrnsOa
~ opposite tas..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
Died.
Yeaterdav morning NJ

Yesterday morning, Of consumption, Capt. JosErH
Z; MYERS late OF ship Severn, aged SO years.
The friends Of the family and shpmasters port are
respectfully invited to attend his (Sunday)
afternoon, 29th inst at M from his late residence
No 10 East 2lst street without further invitation.
On the 2Sth inst. SUSAN KEEFFE, wife Of Cornelius
Keeffe. cooper, In her 40th year
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral this day, Sunday at O'Clock p. NJ, from the
residence Of her husband In Broadway between 3Qth
and 3st streets without further invitation The men,
beers of fire engine company No IL and exempt remen
are invited TO attend.
On Saturday afternoon, August 2sth, CHARLES Full
cENcE, infant son OF John Milhau, aged Ia months
The friends Of thu family respectfully invited
attend the funeral at oclo ok this afternoon
from No 81 Chambers street, without further netce
:. At Philadelphia 27th August, MARY RICHIE, eldest
York.
AZ Victoria, Texas, August 9Th, WILLIAM B. surroN,
OF bilious fever, in his Goth year. of the late Pe B.
Sutton and grandson Of the late William Baentine Of
this city. Westminster papers please copy.
Don VICENTE RocAruERrE, died at Lima, Peru, aged
ST. He had been President of the Ecuador four years
and minister at London years. and had visited the
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
The Death of Colonel wilson0
sc. Sc Sc

The steamship Alabama has arrived at New
Orleans.
We have news from Vera Cruz to the 18th
instant.
All was quiet.
The most interesting intelligence by this arr.
val, is the return of Paroles to Mexico.
AT the last account from him, he was in Paris,
but now we find that he reached Vera Cruz on
the 18th instant, in the English mail steamer
Teviot, under an assumed name.
The steamer was telegraphed at six in the
morning from the castle, and she displayed pri-
vate signal, known only to English mer-
chants, that distinguished parsonage was on
board Preparations were made for his i'm
mediate reception by his friends. AS quietly as
possible, at midnight, the steamer anchored,
and IL. Don WASTING, passenger from Havana,
leaped into the first boat lying alongside, landed,
| and went TO his friends; one OF them, Pope Ia
mora, borrowed forty ounces of gold, three
horses, hat, coat, and servants and Paroles,
with them, passed the city gates in less than
thirty minutes, with post horses.
| The mail from the steamer, in the meantime.
came on shore, and among the letters were some
to the Collector, and others from Gen. Campbell,
our Consul at Havana disclosing the fact that
Gen. Paroles, ex-President of Mexico, had Ia
ken passage on the steamer, and directed them
to look out for him.
The information came an hour too late, for the
bird had flown.
We are deeply panied to learn the death of Col.
Wilson, of the 18th Infantry, who was represent
ed by the last arrival as convalescent. He died
on the evening of the 18th inst. He was to have
commanded the train which left Vera Cruz on
the 7th inst. He was buried on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 2s-P NJ.
Four-The market exhibited very little change; sales
of 500 barrels Howard street made SIS cay City
Mills was held nominaly at the same prices Wheat
The marketcontnued steady and sales of 1000 bushels
chiefly Maryland red, were made at 81 10 81 as in.
Guiding some Pennsylvania do, at the latter figure
Family white we continue to quote at 81 80 ST. So
Corn-There was no change in prices We quote sales
of2oOo bushels Maryland white and yellow at ESQ., zoe
Provsions-No change Whiskey remained tho same
and we quote hogsheads and barrels at 26c 27c The
telegraph was interrupted for hours to-day by at
mospheric electricity.
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BosroN, Aug. oS-P M.

BosToN, Aug. 2S-P. NJ.
Flour-The market was steady, and sales of 5000 bbls
straight brands Western and Genesee were made at
sGs So l2k Southern brands were scarce and held at
al advance. Wheat-No sales were reported; market
steady Corn-The market continued tolerably firm,
asd sales of 5000 bushels made consisting chiefly
yellow and high mixed, at so $40 Rye steady and
500 bushels sold at $780, Oats rather less firm Pro-
visionsSales of 200 bbs beef were made at $l4
Lard-Sales Of 800 bbls made at llc Whishey-
No change. Cotton-Sales light, and change In
prices anything they slightly in favor of buyers
Freights continued dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

Doors cpe4 -
ROwLKY THEAf1!
~ srEyEr.. Stage Mah9
Lord 3 i Sss9s,@.S hi 2G.il. y
yssntins Grey. C. w. Clarke; Sir wiIlish
10 conclude With the tragedy ofpIzARRo-RSSh .,
Dunn ai PS1s0 Scy H Barber
Mr. Stevens Alonzo, Hail; Almagro. Titon Sentinel. c.
BS..:, 2, cent? Pit and GALLERY sk cent. Doors op', alta
E;:sipS g. Sss":s T +:
WsIeq, Col BIisOn, MsCu,eheOn; Frederick Mr. Stat
g, M fsdy
A .i;h SS SIfr Eb ;HE sUD-e.lqeA
M M ssSn,SS MI n GSsye' dc
P Pn,Ss sn.s ,; 2. cent?. Pit, lsk cent.
"a 9sSs$ #:
N SETON .s Tsss Miss ksn"sd'
DssN NJ %s as S G.sa
By ss ssn ,s On the TIGHT ROPE
Mantle M.a Vs
reHes at az he 70 at o'clock
CASTLE GAkDEN,-IMonday Evening, August soth.
VIII be pemsS Bsais grand v opera Of La son
Pesl; Ale.o Sig Candi Noisgy, Sig Piamonts.i Ami.
sieIa Carranti de Vita; Liza Raner; Teresa Teodon
omnibas.ss will be in readiness. the close of the perform
Doors Openassx; Performances to eommenc. ats.
" cess-Third week Of the acknowledged original Band
S.ys
| ONE WEEK MORE,
Duets o co9asey and q,
The whole Conclude with one Of the most auGSabie bur
| lesques ever witnessed, entitled
or II Rssi nf Africans.
Admission, % cents; Children under years. accompa.
|
ses;s will be reserved for the
RAILS AT yAuxHALL sALooN.-A series q Balls
will be given at the above place commencing on Monday
S ss.aS .' RI every 'a1ay
which Is sufficient for their responsibility and
goT T man nH11mn;t oc - H.. c.,a. .o.,
Dance make. this very desirable place for Ball. at this
Tickets. admitting gentleman and ladies' Fifty Cents
N The members Of the Washington Association. who
at the saloon saas src
| DECIDE ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.--This
Bsao ;1 e. Be BsR
Tn sys IL s ws.nsos aG
in Newark, NJ, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
For further particulars small bills. au2s st.ewh
A MERICAN MUSEUM, corner Broadway and Ann street
" E$$$$$s Ess venus
| Meo hOCr w ELL the famous + ortunc Teller.
Admission as cents-Chdren under ten shilling. als
| RROADWAY fHEATRE:--Ths establishment
- erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur
poses seey about the first Of September under
mansgsment Of
| q. H. BARRETT.
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
Season. will please address him atl0s Leonard
| A. MANN. sole Proprietor.
.eS
Il e s E
and first ntroducer Of the dances the United States
having recommended his Lessons Young Ladies
from to 8 ofage whom he will teach gratis all dance.
tory sum- in order TO with his pu pills the
which he only in America operly teach the Polk,
Mazurka Redowa- Waltz Waltz five steps, NC. &c,
particularly the German Coton and Mazurka Quadrles.
ana Itsrrc
A PAYMENTS TO LET handsomely furnished un.
IA furnished, at 81 North Moore street. e. au28 7t@rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-29

Kentucky and Virginia tobacco remain in fair request
both tor expectation and home use there being larger
orders than be executed present All other kinds
have been neglected this week.
WHALEBoNE-Sses of 10000 lbs Northwest were
made at 3lc The last sales Of South Sea made at
$40
WBIsKy.-Saes Of l0S bbls Ohio via New Orleans
over proof made at 2Sc 60 bbs State rrson were
sold at 2sac and 1000 do reported sold at 2sXc
FREIGHrs.-Rates continue dull, and to Liverpool in
measure nominal vessel was engaged for London to
load with naval stores at 3s. To Havre cotton was
taken at &c. Flour nominal at s0c., and grain at
25c.