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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
JUST PUBLISHED

nR. H. BOsTwICK's GREAT WORK and Lectures
I)0n diseases Of the geno-unnary organs 11i pages,
ousrto ius, published by BURGESS, sTRINGER co.
Thsj. work that long been wanted II Is the most iu
49, omnete practical work Of the kind issued from the
nress II contains 81 coored engrsyngs. which delineate
h Of diseases nimtsby II contains 40 wood engray
ng. vel executed and everything known about the modern
OF these has been carefully recorded and
III he most approved prescriptions and formulas have been
gwen For sale Al the Office Of publication and al the resi-
hence OF the thor 5O4 Broadway Price $40
Also DR. B = work on the Nature and Treatment OF
ess. OF diseases resulting from improper haos aruateo
with IA engravings with Hints 10 Young Men-%o pages
This il A complete practical treatise, giving ne most sp-
proved methods Of cure II i said by The nedee probes
Tor 10 he the best Of the kind IN the Engsn
For sale a. is d. SIS $50 and Of the auihof reno, ~ ~
Brosdway Pnce 81. sui o.-.
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" ~ ~ l't-t f'i-N'4 tt4 D W. --'f a.
~ To the Medical Profession and the Pub
ic.-HECEERs FARfNA. now in u-e a. ne sp-f Ala- As
ums and other public Establishments. and recommended
some % the most dstn shed physicians and chemists
an article 4 diet for chirel and nvads much superior 90
arrow root ssgo, &C far more siren hen pleasant 70 he
taste and Of digestion. Put up 10 - d. boxes o hfn
papers each accompanied with printed directions for cook
ing &c For safe A. the principal drug -ore- Nhoie-ae
by HECKER 4 BROTHER ~ Cheuyst \.
Liebig IN his Agricultural Chemistry p - PM ed. oo-
serves
fren "a upon root .a-p 20 nieei 'ri Ind oi @
can. of which dos or1rtan 1-ref cot. lifted ~ DE 'rrnsnl
ofr "a r1u. become f' srd acquire muct enb1HFltHf their
t- appear a they DO acquire strength no are TIER of
-ans properly Developed -
In the analysis OF the Farna made by Prof Reid Of New
YORK among other constituents n gives - per cent 81 gl
len and abum-n and remarks ihsi me cas o me anna
upon the Medical Profession and The pub &c vii rs upon
ia containing tn the gluten and abuneu, vegetable h0rine
and other nirOgenzed bodies not found IN hro"rOol or
similar Substances and which modern chemistry na pointed
out a. being necessary the formation o animal more snd
hy means OF which nature makes up Tor e constant wase
hat lakes place IN The human body aulo -"iseod
~ Constipation, tCosuveness - Oostnnie' n'ei-
srsi and hshtra consultation costveness only totally
overcome BAT COM lefeiv Destroyed coH pvg1res M
,,ogs or hIfis By natural sinp Ggrec1he and rJnbihe
means receuy discovered In France win numerous cer-
from celebrated physicians and by many esal
from other persons Of distinction just published the nm
English from the fenfyeoond French edition Of The above
ce ebrsed treatise Pnce reduced Milling. and for
sse J, Al fb Drly store ~ Broadway. corner OF Cham
ber-st doors south Of Smaris marble building, X
B. + MOSES. Sod Agent
- The National Depot Of the New snd Improved Wa
tons ErvaentA HAS NOT been csred from 20 Broadway
,slere has been for ne last yer Beware Of spurious Erye
lents sold else1oiere iys TuThASai TIA
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BOARDING.

DOARD-A lsdy having hne house IN the neighbor,
ID hood OF the Washington Parade Ground desires 10 MI
with agreeable persons who capable Of apprecang
an exceedingly accommodating sriri, most snklous 10
rerder 10 all urder her roof every comfort and CRAFTY ever
reasonable desire would be willing 10 give up te ioufh
story 10 number OF gentlemen if inelr own apartment
Hour. 10 suit the majority Partial or full board, a. most
convenient ne front basement room suitable tor elher
Physician or Dentst-boih being required In The neigh
sSdressed 10 A NJ w will meet with immediate attention
len Al the Office Of this paper or put IN the general fosi
Office Those DESTROYS Of making permanent arrangements
please call early a1' Tvs
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NEW AND CHEAP 30 oKs, "

NEW AND CHEAP BUUhS,
4 Nd FOREIGN PAPERS BY THEss rEAMER AGA
~ DiA-At BERFoRD Go. No. A.tor h0use-Ihe
Foreign Papers our usual snd extensive ssorneni by the
steamer ACIDS will he ready for deliver early his morn
NJ Cal soon Il you wish procure copy as the demand
iw ID b. great NEW BOOKS.
The Tenant Of Widfe Hall, by Acton Beilprce % cis.
GRAVITY Manor, tale by Lady G.. Fule ton. 81 cis
Angela. novel, by the author Of ~Emei sW yndhan 1oc
Charms and Counter Chains Mara Mcintosh IS cts.
Vanity Fair, BY W NJ Thsckeray, - cns.
The Irish Sketch Book. by 90 50 CTS.
Gowrie the Kings Plot by G.. P r James, p ca.
Harold. the Last Of the Saxon Kings. Bulwer, 80 cts
Jenny Lind. q novel, > cts
Mysteries and Mseres Of NeYok, parts, each 3 cts
The Falcon Family by the suihor Of the Bachelor OF Ihe
Albany" - cts.
FlIlatons n America by Seaisfeld. = ca.
Brageionne part 80. 3 CTS.
All the Magazines for September, now ready.
The Little Wife by Mrs GRAY. 3 cts.
The Ethiopian Glee Block set 10 music. - cts
The above, together with all the new and cheap publics
tons wholesale snd retail by
aui5 his BERFoRD co. pastor House
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ General Tom Thumb who has been the guest 81
hinge queens e1d the honorable Of the EARTH exhibited
yesterday al the American Museum to thousands OF dc
lighted aud as0nhed vsiters So the assem-
bage ihsi the little General had give three performances,
and should the number of Ne~s increase, az the DOUBT
e.s WILL he Will have TO increase In proportion the number
ofhs Levees LetnO fail of eng this wonderful llte
nan the hours specified in the advertisement In another
hmm
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GEx. ELLIOTT LEE.-The JeGeTson IHqu'rer
learns by late arrival from santa e. thst zen Lee Of
NOT dead He was wounded IN the leg. and left by his
conpapions al his own request after they had carried
him near mile Secrctng himself until night from the
reach Of the Indians he made MS way INTO the Mexican
sctrleuents and was recovering from his wound
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
BY BURGESS. sTRISGER 4 co.

ENVY
rJ,HE SECOND BOOK Of the series denomnsled Inc
i seven Capital Sins, by Eugene Sue Price . cts.
prden the frstboos Of this masterpiece OF the author
of the Wandering Jew mas already met with mos,
graufyinr reception The plan of NJ Sue IL to produce
seven s-ar.e books upon these henous Of
,s,e The first two are out az see The rest will sp
near Al short intervals In the order u Aysree Lust
!. Idenes.r Glutiony.r Passion" Eacn VIII BE- com
nlete In itself vet sfy interHoven with the rest 90 a. 70
present when complete life picture animated and faith
IN Ike 10 nothing yet SEEN either 10 the authors own pre-
49, BURGESS, STRINGER co.
u Broadway, corner OF Annst
N.B-An the new books Of the season 10 be found as
usual at the store Of B. 5 Co. snl- Jus
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EXCURSIONS.
ANNUAL PIC NC OF THE EUREKA ASSOCIATION.
er<Ss 1.-THE MEMBERS or THIS Ass0,

ANNUAL PIC NC OF fHf EUhfkA AscotlAllor
1.-Two THE MEMBEks or THIS ASSO-
ss5tilss=5sClATfON, belonging to Eureka Lodge III,
and their friends, informed thai the ar
engagements for this excursion have been completed the day
decided "WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF August and the ocs.
ton Biddes Grove, opposite Perth Amboy The splendid
steamer NORTH AMERICA has been chartered and Din
ges Brass Band engaged the Committee have len nothing
undone which would add TO the pleasure OF those who
unite with us The price Of tickets been fixed cts for
the excursions children II years hafpnce II 10 &C.
senisl that members and their friends should procure their
at once the number has been limited and
will be admitted board tbs boat without one They
can procured Of the Committee, VIM y smith, yr go
Hudson-st James Eng sb, b3 Greenwich-st Y Whifs-
head corner Of Elm and Canal sts Samuel h Benedict.
50 Canninest; George Starr, - Grovest Asa Huffman,
1876 Wayerlyplace; 4 p. Slvs, 70 Pikes John Weeden,
y Norfolkst; James l.. Miller 66s 0reenwiehst The
boat will leave the foot Of Hammond st. A. NJ Canal
81. 81 Grand-st 81 pier No. N "a. M-snd return
to the city att p. NJ. snlZ5us
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N.v.york Cattle Market. .mOsD.r, Aug. IL

ID oar ON Hri'lFtFf.I
AT nARKEr-lepo Beef csffi, tso sogih@n " eana-,
se~ fo state Eo~thl ~ Cows and Calves ana 'f ''P M
Lamb. r.-.-. 4....- .t. ,sst 49,
~ - as~ ,bo.h 4 se pr~s r,rnssahy ~el nantan-t
bo--v~r - ra.fsr Ed-r thar last Eeek's The ss~s
49, fr s ~ 20 A. per aead crren 20 Brighton
Avs rather lover AL I'D a. frf~- fans
A. A. IN quality ir1m as. 40 % ~ "A
sHEEP AND LANBs-Ih- supplies NOR ilr-y n.n oun
- = IN The Demand from the retail tuchs sales n Shop A. from
1ss IS % 81 Ismi- brought a. Is 10 3 a. 10 qai3 Al
.1H
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Spokcn, DC.

ti i. ii, A. lone H. b,d Weskesc I'm Rotieatan ior sYors.
Aug5 on foruca. passed bArs with N awhile ssaA-
supposed the Louisa Of and I'm Philadelphia for Havana
Aug6 lat q TO- long es ship Can, Of Portsmouth, TN Boston
Tor Cafr. n, H. p.
Aug = Of Haeras passed brig BorteauT' Barnes In INN
dad Tor Philadelphia -, ~ -
Aug IA, g. long H. brig Logan, bennett I'm Port al Pne- to-
Aug D. lat s long 70 90 bns Masaehassii'' Pehad d H
M.s..v tor Inx
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RurGyRs FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rUyHE EXERCISES Of the next Academic year viii com
j mence on Monday the sh September next al . A NJ
The course Of instruction embraces the studies Of COM
plete English education from the elements Of tbs infant
class to and inclusive Of the pursuits Of senior classes In
colleges.
The rates Of tuition vary according to the grade OF study
from 81 to sl2 per term.
The extra studies the modern languages Latin draw
ing and painting all Of which In charge Of persons of
the highest qualifications IN their respective departments
Arrangements made 20 convey pupils from the re-
hottest paris Of The city small additional expense Ap
pcsrons for admission 70 be made Al the Institute fo
Nsdisonsf on and AFTER the sth September betwe the
hoqrs of A. NJ and P. NJ BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. JhEODOhh 'nANE
anil 9auswis Secretary.
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IF HOUGH. Aucucneer. -
NV n CRAWEORp.s IS Annst FURNITURE

l. r. HOUGH Aucrcneer. - -,,,,.
ID -Rosewcss N.hogSny Blsck W sluut and other Fur
uit1re- " CRAWFORD will sell, without reserve
THIS DAY, Aug Is 81 lOi O'Clock, Constitution hAi ~
Brosiway lsrge stock Of elegant rosewood nshogsny'
hsck walnut and other % consisting IN psn OF SOFAS
divsns, Oomsns, mahogany chairs, srwing 90 rockes
msrbeop and side tables. do wsshstsnds oureaux
French and Gothic hesteaa book cases wsrcrobes ma
hogsny dining and tables cuartee do card and pier
do hat stands Office and other chairs oo siN ana
cord bedsesds 70 do cottage chairs desks, clocks Se
Terms-A - 100 N ouths credit for approved
enc o-sed notes Under sloo cash Catalogues VIII Do
ready on Monday MOI ming, when the goods can be ex
ahmed AUTO W
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som.

UERvILLE RAILROAD.-Fae Re
dueed.-Leave New-York from The
Battery, pier No. North River.
Nsso- York and EliSIbetit0lcn, (Fays ~ eenf.l
Leave w-York Al 9 o'clock AN ] Pm. and IN
Leave Ehzabethlown al n O'Clock AM. l0t NJ 81 N
NeO York BoVHd5rook Nev MARKET PLai~d sootoh Plains
and Felfril<, Fare % CeafsJ
Leave New-York ats O'Clock AN; Ureigfsl n and 5
Leave Boundbrook al (freght M; ct An and " Pm
yeo York and somovlIs, Fare e2t eeatsJ
Leave somerviIle al "A tffeighp AN; GAM; and Up NJ.
Fare from Elzab~thtovn TO Someryille, GA cenr.
Fare from EIzsbeihiown to Boundbrook, cents.
Stages will be In readiness the arrival Of he a.
somervfe By the O'Clock trains from New YORK to con
vey passengers Easton. Allentown, Wiksbare and
Mzuch Chunk Pa and 70 Wilmington, North Branch NE
House, Lebaaos, Ciniop, Bethlehem, &c. NJ. sul6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

CHURCH or TIE Holy TRINITY.-Tbe work
ugon this beautiful edihce is rapidly progressing and
vhea the whole is completed, ii viii probably vie with
any pac OF worship in the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
SCHOOLS.
MANSION HALL BoARDIN-GSCHooI

R. l.. ROSS, AN. PROPRIETOR AND PRINCIPAL
VNHIS SCHOOL Is SITUATED on The bank Of the Hud.
son Just below the village of Greenbush, IN full view OF
the City of Albany and in vicinity exceedingly beautiful
and healthy II is designed to give boys thorough prac'
English and classical educaon IS exclusively family
boarding school, Is limited 10 small number OF pupils de-
cdly select has commodous arrangements and IL easy OF
access Mr. Ross (whO established the school about I'VE
years snce and hsd the supervision u young
gentlemen these last eighteen years, has associated win
him In this institution teachers of the first ability, and has for
some myth OF time and will still continue 10 be (a least
for the present. favored with the patronage Of Rev VIM
sprague, ID; Rev. j. N. Wyckoh, d d.; Hon. Erastns
Corning Edwin Crosws, ESQ. Hon Charles Benton, Of
Albany las well other distinguished geotenenl TO whom
he would particularly refer lie has also the honor To refer
10 Richard C. Morse, Esq formerly paronl Editor Of the
New. York Observer; Jeremiah Van Rensselaer,, VI D. Lu-
Gus Robinson, ESQ. NewYOrk City, Rev James RoneyD,
d d. formerly psironD Bergen Point n J.
Mr. i DESTROYS Of obtaining three four young gentle
men of character between the ages OF SIX
and sixteen oil the vacancies that viii probably occur At
the next term which will Monday the fth Of
September.
For farther reference terms, recommendations &c. see
Circular which may be had Of the references In this city
BY addressing r. L. Ross Greenbush. au4 law3wisdsTu
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rVARI,RS HOLT. Jr. has removed rom Fulton
u a. 10 30 Broadway where he viii continue 10 keep
FOOD assortment Of and fashionable music consisting
Of songs Glees Ballads VALVES, Polkzs Quickseps, &c
He Is now publishing the music Of the Chrsty Mirsres
80 susanna Garry back" Stop that knocking, /"
&c Music Of Demps;er, Russell Hutchinsons Steyerma
kische Company, xc- Pianos nned. Music handsomely
bound aal2 6useod
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" THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE CITY to ge
tod boots shoes and CATERS at Joness IA Annst near
he Museum His beat French boots 81 so; second quality,
rom Is so 10 81 Congress boots from 8 50 % 81 anl5 CT
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH nchARDs. Aaesio

JOSIAH RICHARDe, Anciloneet ~.
INV RANGES RICHARDS a. PLATT, s@e -
ID Brosdwsy-Libcrsl essh advances made 90 e'n~ss-
"''' ~ WEDNESDAY, Arg. Is.
BooxsyLLEss Srocg.-A large assortment o. mseenso~-
- "a .rhol books fancy and staple stationery, he
49, gIs.. sbow cases drawers, couniefs ana oenef nA
'1fss LOFTY s1f EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
To be commenced. the stsnonsry AZ - con,,rs,
81 on ssArTRDAY sad MONDAY The sereo'yRs r Sss
.0d Copper Pl.e. % noXpA1 s S5sl srh lasas
49, 10 R~S,ls, Rook sale 90 TUESDAY AOkNiNI Ssn
August AID 70 be continued daily the order Of 'ne Ss
logpe. "A 40
any Of the sss who do DOT receive them. on apphcsnoo
the store. 49,, ~, p........
iucluding lsrye on. 6y De B.ruf kne Landscape y
Nson beaQdf1 Flower add fru.i pieces, &c ~ 20 81 -
hsmes Also, collection Of engrsynga scarce pofus~ W
the early Presidents nc In frames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

" Gold Pens, Of every quality and price, wholesale
,d retail by B. Z. WATSON 4 Co Is Wallst. Gold Pens
sd Pencil Cases great variety The accelerated Richeeu
Pens sold only as above. Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

RoBBING VEssEL.-A young man who gave
he name as George Nugent, YVES taken into custody
Yesterday on a charge of entering the sloop superior
and stealing watch belonging 70 Capt briggs Com
20 osl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

4 a. rhs sYovNG FRIENDS or IRELAND meet
Central Hall. Grand ct 20 see what they can
~ ,he dear old sle in her extremity We anticipate
great gsthering
!. .. The Farmers Club has a meeting today
o'clock at the usual place. The subject for Discus
one of universal interest and importance to every
the prevalent Disease among Coos. We under
"A that some startling facts will be elected regarding
I, matter and exposing most shameful practices
-. milking and slaughter Of cattle brough, into our
10, Let US step into the Club and hear what Il TO
L ad-the time will doubtless be well repaid.
in,Rcy oY MuRDgR.-A charge was preferred
l,,rdsy against Maria smith, for some time past res
=, q, the corner Of Water and Market for having
Led the death of girl years old, daughter Of a
4. Chapman, residing in the same building From
y affirmation gathered last evening il appears that
= Chapman and the accused had quarrel some time
Monday. aud during the absence Of the former the
r il il alleged inflicted such injuries upon the child
~ il died yesterday afternoon. On Of the childs
: were found three wounds, supposed TO have
a cut with knife II is also believed that she was
vrnally injured from being brutally knocked about
l. room by the inhuman wretch. The little sufferer
,pued 10 vOmi blood from the time il WAS discover
| 4 On ts mothers return home, until its death
LaNENrAgLE CAsE-Two girls OF high respecta'
LIS, aged about a and 10 years, whose parents RESIDE
one Of the beautiful towns on the banks 81 the hua
IN were induced 10 leave their homes about six weeks
IN and come to this City, where they were soon placed
their seducers In houses of III fame, and would prob
5,y have remained in them until they bad become So
sraded as to preclude all hopes OF reform had not
iasrrc ensued between the persons TO whose charge
J ,ey had respectively been committed Prompt nes'
res will now be taken restore them to their afflicted
parents who recently dispatched officers in every drec
! on in search OF the deuded girls
~ The Steamer Aiida has reduced her fare to
% such low extreme that everybody now has an
,,oertuuity Of viewing the scenery Of the Hucson
River. by daylight, at very small expense The Ahda
. one of the finest boats upon waters, and is con
eded by all 70 be as fast any ahoat She leaves the
oer foot Of Barclsyst every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at clock A. NJ returning on opposite days
C1p Owing 10 the non-arrlval OF the regular
mail last night the publication of the French Corier
ds EtGs inns has been suspended until NJ as VIII
- b., ina fhnrc nj
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AMERICAN MUSICAL ISsTTUTE.-A new class for vocal
asiucton will this Tuesday, evening, al
O'clock at the Lyceum, 56S Broadway. Terms for gentle
men s. and for ladies' 81 per quarter Free for all This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

~ This the time for advertising in country papers IN
wing Fall trade. selection can De made of those best
sspd vefC business pursuits, al the agency OF v rs
PxER who depuied by the publishers TO transact Inc
lgsness Office An the Tribune Buildings
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THE MONTHLY BEACON,

DY g. VALE. ID vol. now publishing at Franklin
D.quare price II per annum, in adv nce, will contain,
hes dies mi celany complete treatise on the worship
ana Astronomy OF the Ancen" also complete transls
ton of Dupn on the Revelation from his great work
L'0rigin de tous les Cultes' Origin OF Worship
Jus Published" The Jews Reasons for Believing In
One God Rights OF Man, - cts Paine's Political works,
in vol bound g % Panes Works, vols s. 10 81 IT.
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= T. Z. Men ghcr club OF lhe CIty of Sow

York; meeting ~ the members ~ MS Z lo VII takf
ace AZ Vauxhsl Gardens, on Tuesday evening Aug IS
O'clock for the purpose u enrolling member. and collect
ng money 10 ala lh- Directory Of The Friends u ireland
THOs. r MEAGHER President
Joss KAvAyAcH. Secretary.
JAS. 7. BARRY TREASURED anli Ms'G
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NV CITY HALL.-The Mayor, Controller, Street
Commissioner and Clerks viii take possess on Of the
rooms appropriated for their offices in the new City
HsH during the present week. The figure OF Justice,
n,epded for the summit of the cupola has been raised
the top Of the Hall and win in the course OF few
dsys be placed in its proper position 1t s represented
10 be very large and weexecuted figure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

~ Wedding Cards, highly polished on both sides with
rch silver edge-sn entirely and beautiful sriele-
Also, splendid Enveops, Boxes for Wedding Cake, Wed
ding Waters, Silver Cord &c. at J. EvERDELLs Premium
Engraving Establishment 302 Broadway, corner DuanesL
second square above the Park. aul2 TuThsSsI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

~ DREss Doors AND CATERS Of the finest quality can
10 found al WATgINs's, ia Futoust We would advise
those who really good article without the usual guam
ufy Of humbug to call and examine them. sul2 5eOd
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A CARD.

HAVING recently disposed ofour entire stock Of Printed
Cscoes auction, and having completed and finished
the necessary repairs and alterations Works We
shall be prepared In few days supply friends with
styles Of choice character samples Of which VIII
be exhibited By Messrs FEARING HALL So Exchange
place, our sole agents In NewYork
JACOB DUNNELL 4 co.
Providence Aug a. 1913 anl5 3ts
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~ we MIRIvE JOURNAL. FOORTH rAGEe,

CLEARED-shp- Lsrhruz Bremen) weeing; Cape De Verbs
csseo sherwood Chsriestca Durham Dmon Francono Hand
B1t more 10 ZslJo BROOKS Port wsfha s. MARI. Bafn, New
Orleans American Dunn. Liverpool s 4 kngsland a Co
Rrrs Metafnos B4uce stuge. Chairman Co; star Barns
Cnmiersnd IS Wolcot Norhun Mslasa Daring } hnson
F4ce B.re savannah Sturge Chairman CO.. h-refen, Nor
re- Charleston, Amazon Kan, Madeira Brockiemani ln1e
pendence. Buns. Pern4mhlco. Mitchell
s,hr. olive PHILIPPE. Wmrgioni ofamo, Sanders Bangor
Buck Sage. N0rih. Philadelphia
si0op Willard, Baker, Providence.
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r. c. KEMP. Aacnoneer
\ ARGE TRADE SALE OF PAPER HANG.

/ NKt.E THADE ~Af.E OF FNFEH 49, -, ri
LlNCiS. four months credit for al sums over r". n
c KEMP Will sell al sucnon "a WEDNESDAY, Aug ~,
Al NAsszas opposite the Custom ho0se by esisosue.
10000 rolls OF ground and stained Paper Hsnsfngs,
Borders ard Curtains comprising some ~ patterns and
very srg. and handsome assortment which Will be found
wei worthy the attention Of the trade, viz
SEQ rolls very rich. styles, ssiin ground
90O0a DO saun ground, ? and colors good styles
SaOO do medium quality, stained, very handsome ~
sortment Of patterns.
1900 do low priced stained paper hangings'
1000 do curtains. assorted styles
lco0 DO borders assorted patterns ., N, a,
The hole Ia be sod without reserve Ssnpies WIZ ~
exhibited with Catalogues two days before the sale snltd