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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

- MMEK AfhnEA, thlf-
- ING PAINS SC WHITES Red Cordial, celebrated
ir curing d.rrhes cohc cholera mOrbus sick ana nervous
h-adsebe and heartburn II cures summer complaints on
choren relieves periodical pains of en ales
and will slsO stop TIE violent working u sny yomi OF
purge. Al The ssne time that cures The complaint, II coy.
Z. ca the somsch ard leaves The bowels Ia healthy cond
ion This Cordial j. used by old and young, with equal
benefit IL Las be one afegpar iamily medicine 0r be
above disorders, IL has stood the test of years, and
prescribed by regular ph, .itisns.
The testimonials 10 is favor IN Hudson vicinity.
100 numerous TO mention The Rev DR. Waterbury. OF Boz
ton says at IL the moa valuable remedy have ever
used" William Currie, Esq Of I73 rwelhh..t New York,
adds :" find q mot exec cot remedy" Norm-n Whiis
more more real sst.setonS Norman Fiasy D. q poo.h
keepse, writes have rsei for yesrs 10 my family
and always found Il safe and invaluable medicine
=. J. Bernard, ESQ. 1914 Broadway, Albany saws After
nv friends fad Whites Red Cordial not only to he
cfec,Ua, bot perfectly seize remedy for ms eomPshis
suecif III in his advertisement"
Price Is cents per bolile Large boues 81 each.
Sold in NewYork al 10 Broadway, ard OAsior House
1873 Broadway Parsfow and 'sl Brosd~.y 81 Brood,
way; 609 Broadway cor HOustonsi. cor Broadway and
Grand-st cor Broadway and FOa'ieeuh-st "a Third
avenue co.. TweDiy-second-st, ~ hn-'t; Fulton cor
yiarn-st: II East Broadway harAesti 81 bleecs
er cor Chr-oph er-st Houston, cor. McDDuzaisg liz
Cherrysii 7i5 Broadway, snd Green~ieh cor Hammond
Il Broo4lyn-R. Davies Fulton, cor CntOust Albany
81 ae-.t and Stale Pesrl-st, Broadway aud
Delavan House, Troy-1l aud ~ X gersL ssfaiogs
spnngs-G. r. Fish P0ug hhe-psi--Nsn Felkelbu- ~ b
Finlsy Nswburgh--J N-B Mort. Ooshen-H W. ".
l,ou HIdson- ROs,nan A McKlDstFy, P8nderOn & Hsn
r,ebhard and Jsmes v shoemaker. s. 81 Van wycs, y
W stannard Chatham Corssrs-V Van Alsly ne 4 Noos
Ter Knderh0ok-L Flagier Nssiie-James Miller.
c Ksackse-Dr. n. Adams sri w ). stouienDorth Con
sacEie Landing DR.. j y. Henshsw. Casssl-W h Wy
Athen.-E. A, Titus Kingston Daniel Yong. Williams.
burgb, :. I-Ch-res Miller Bridgeport, COnn.--H Bske
Go. Ne'yYork-whOle.se sgenls, Philip schlefsiiD
4 Co l07 Wafer-st
PaVaddp,ia-s Shines. Twelfth aud Chestnut sc; y
Brown. Filth and Chestnut
Bo,ion-Emery souther, corner GreenssI end Lyman
plafe.
DnIggistS orders executed usual.
None genuine without my written signs1re
sgll lws h. X WHITE Hudson, NY.
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C. kEMP. Aucuoneer
\ ARGR TRADE SALE or PAPER UANG-

lliNG>. four months credit roe al sums over 100 X
C. KEMP viii sell ~ suction on WEDNESDAY, Aug. -
Il Nasssus opposite the Custom House. by csslogue,
rolls OF satin ground and stained Paper Hsngn
Border. and Curtains comprising ~ patterns eud
srge and handsome which Will De found
vel worthy the attention OF the trade. va
S,oOa rolls nch. new syles, satin ground.
5000 30 satin ground, and colors goo1 -tyles
SOO00 do nled1- quality stained very handsome az
sorment Of patterns.
5000 do low priced stained paper hangngs
1900 do curtains assorted styles
1000 DO borders. assorted patterns.
The whole To be sold without Samples Will Be
exhibited with Cs,slogues two days before The sale sal<f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
NTW PORT RI.

- KETCHES or NEWPORT-The celebrated water
- Ing place. and s vciry, with notices respecting the
history. settlement and geography or ode Island. Illus
rated with engravnes. Price 90 cs few copies for sale
AUS Ids by c. 81 SANTON 20j Broadway.
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APPLrroN,s LITERARY MISCELLANY

APPLEToN'S LITERARY NIISCELLAN ANY,
4 CHOICE SERIES OF BOOKS-Yonmes now pub
AHshed
Grsnley Manor Tale, by Lady Fullenon-5oc paper
&c cloth
McInioshs Charm. and Counter Chsms-2 vols sc
paper. q cloth.
Eveyns LIE ms Godolphn-3Sc; cloth Coo.
Edwards Voyage up the AInazo1-Sl cloth
Lsumaus Canoe VOYAGE up the -ippi-50c clo I5c
Mchelef- History OF the Roman RepuO,c5oci clio. 81.
Mt-hele's The People So. cOfa CSC
Carlyle's L t. 0f SclIier-51c; cloth -.
Gu Ior. History OF Civi'zs ION. vols-3 c'lh IS So
Guizots h story of nsii-h Revolution 81 coih q.
Grants hl.nuir OF 4 riefican Lady-i0c; cloth &c.
Marz01's Betrofhsd Lover. vols y cloth 81 q.
Sewe's AMY Herbert. rsie-iaci cloth 15c
Seweifs G-rtiud'.-5oc; cloth &c.
Sewslrs Margaret Pcrceval--i; cloth - 20
sewefs Larctlu Parsonage. vllsnaper : rio, - So
Fills. Prevention Better Dian Cure-h0c. cloth 75c
McIn.Osh's Two Lives. Taie-50c; cloth 75c
Mclnfosh- Aunt Kiity's Tsles-ioc; e 9th 15c
The Fairy Bower 4 Ia e--5cr; cloth i5c'
Cartons Something Tor EveryhOdy-5tc cloth 75c.
au23 z d APPLETON & co Pab shers, $50 Broadway.
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From ,he Indinn Country.
TT|7I W IT t1TT7T7 y 'T777 . y
KANsAs RrvrR. Pottowatomie Nation. July %


KANSAS RIVER Pottowatomie Nation, July %.
A party oil Poitowatomies with a few Sacs and
Kckspoos have Just returned TO this place from ou
fao hunt high up on this river They report that about
the time they reached the buffalo they fen in with the
Kaw Indians who proposed that they should JOIN and
hunt peaceably together they consented and Travelled
thus for day they then met the Iawnees ana
Comanches also together The chiefs oil each parry
exchanged friendly greetings by smoking, sc; they
parted with agreement to meet next day and have
council and friendly feast
After the Pawnees reached their camp they sent TWO
Young men back with the pipe which had been carried
10 the chiefs OF the Camanches 10 smoke, and IRON
tn localities Of the different bands, they approached
the Kaws first, who az they rode up IN All the conn
dence OF being respected messengers OF peace hred
upon end killed one OF the Pawnees, and the other
wheeled ran the kaws in pursuit but being unable
TO oyeriske him, a young Potowatome, VINO De
came much excited and was mounted on Meet morse
dashed Oh after and soon overlook the iawnee' ana
killed him with spear, in defiance OF the commands
Of his chief.
The conse quenco wss the Pawnees and Camanches-
seeing fate Of their messenger. made charge pro
rpciousv upou the PARTY punish the act OF ueach
cry and 10 revenge their comrades the Potowatomes
without wishing do so had TO ire IN defence Inc
result t. they have arrived with FIVE scaps taken from
tribes with whom they have always been on terms I
peace and friendship. They report that they kled
nv more who taken from the held immediately
by their friends. ,.
in had company has been the indirect cause OF probably
enta,ng upon them a war with powerful and danger
Gus mice whose proximity renders easy LOT tneii
70 continually hsrass them. The chiefs ana sehsioie
mart of the potiowatomies regret the circumstance
which has involved them in with their neighoors
the Pswnees who have always manifested the greatest
desire for peace But with the niatuation natural TO
an Indian when ne scalp or hears the war "hoop
THY are now talking and pre- pairing Tor war
The traders here nave cNerted themselves 10 induce
the PoNowstomies dispatch some OF iher young men
tothe paWnees with the scalps OF their friends, ana 4
message of peace TO invite them into council to sd'
jnst their difficulties. think IL will succeed
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notice. .oies q the dis:oils II The a ssH

<-DTECE.-A notice ~ the dlsso lton &C The hrtn o.,
IA O. BsGLEI g. Co. was published 90 me illl u
Anrus frstirf by ny partners Grrrt : l sld E1saf
A smith during short TEN por,r ~ absence from inr cry
,,If ,py uolce TO- or authority from ne, and without
any knowledge or even suspicion on my P.t 9al s.c- an
were on The most friendly footing with each oiAer ana
while tie business ~ every respect prosperous N~e-
ln aci n unpr0F0Erd sgzfessiou ara maa7 o pPo7es
Us SuO D. fh~rseiTes
The subscriber h1- tut those persons under injunction
clrtddue them medde wih or 10 any way seize any oi
- business Of tha, firm, % Or sell sny Of tlr scs
rs fnstrrents or other efets Of The hrn and also for
bidding tner the premises any part VI mem or
iale.s of tsis 0gn. OF the pretended firm Of o. r. d.
>mllhn ,,., 80.
All persons vii BE- held personally hsbe 70 ne suoscrsef
lfhey 10 any way aid said >r1.ih 10 ne DE ana
fbev have attempted upon MIN. ALBERT " bAOLEi.
Ps-A G BaGLEY, wiih another genien an rs formed
new coparnershp. under the nsue Of . oACitf
Go AMI they are now ready 70 receive anc execute lth
sn.trh IN order- for their d-Tert varieties o God fens
cases. Sc The friends and cnslouefs o a =" D. ae
~ 3. a n BAGLEY co ls9 Broadway, ny.
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WILL REOPEN on WEDNESDAY. AUG ?,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY

DANNARD's NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing s country OF
weny,hree hundred miles beng by far the largest paint
nc IN the world. and u the largest Rivers The Globe,
tending more than TIVE IS degrees Of stIde Open every
evening at Panorama Hail. 5as Broadway adjoining Nib
los Garden.
Admission 50 cents; children half price. Panorama will
commence moving al O'Clock.
Aneruooo performances 90 Wedne.dsys sod ssturd
orlocE iy3i
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GRAND PANORAMA OF
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

N MENICO-
V'HIS PANORAMA represents In the most natural man
Marches encampments. snd all the SURFING Incl
dents OF
TAYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with % the country ces. &c Sc
lts largest and besutf painting m the world
Exhibited every night al o'clock, ~ the MlNEkNA
Rooms 800 Broadway. Admission - cent?. Schools sd
mirted on reasonable terms. SHERMAN 4 TOUsEf
iy2q istf PrOpneiors.
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One of the amusing customs Of our Boston
neghbors is that of shutting all the Banks the occa
sion of Commencement at the Cambridge University.
wallst would open its eyes somewhat in astcnishment
we opine should ii be proposed to suspend business
there on account of letting loose the boys at the New
York University.
The Boston Atlas has the following remarks up
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JACOB 5 PLATT. Aucliobeer
~ kf.tt

mis- DAN-HAKDWAhfl tabe khlNvF sud Iofks,
1 pocket AM pen knives snd other cutlery German fancy
and staple hardware &C SC gold jcssry, gold pens and
penc cases the entire stock h.nd OK Sheffield Loose,
consisting OF srge assortment OF Two hfse and four.
blade knives shears case OF assorted
Las. beads .omey cut seed beaos, pearl shrsnds,
pow ierfsaks gil and steel wachkrys t~-szers nsh'
hooks cut ack shaving brushes German silver icssn"ons
paled thmh.s patent 500 dozen ivory combs.
one case e3a Britannia espois Il kcgs cooper Nv
cts ana Cd looking glasses. hand and psns saws Shelf
field brace bits superior hed-cfews carryc uhs, LOO
dozen large End snail cOucn cards single sud double per
ci-on euns cards Btrmn CHAM and Sheffield hzd~
ard cutlery hntse harness and saddle NJ IL
o'clock Also y O'Clock o. pay the advance he ssfne
peemptOny. q warranted hne gold rcuci cases. lot OF
gold pens IN silver cases lot Of gold cymsde lewrry,
81 Sc JACOB ; PLATr will .el ~ above, THIS DAY,
al 10 O'Clock The Auciuu-ruom. without reserve, 90 " eh
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trous agreeable ana oesOrne food used In the form Of
pudding &c or boiled with milk, far superior 10 tspioca or
any arc Of the kind ard found peculiarly beneficial for
persons OF sedenfay habits; IN b. papers win directions
for cooking. Liberal discount 10 grocers and dealers
au2l lmeods HECKER BROTHER, 2l Cheuy-st
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NIARsUALI,- UTERINE CArHOLILON.-Tt'
NIexrrsordlnsry remedy 10 daily persrning the H0st
astonishing this civ, Brooklyn and ee~ here, q
yr,e rsses Of 4. linz Of the womb kc b. addTessns
note 10 The Office Of The GraeIberg Compsny, the proof
" this will be- furnished without charge. No rtnse sbo.d
DELAY informing her.sH Of the facts. sur STE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

FIRF-The barn of David Acuf, near Center
souarc. in the occupancy of Mr.. Robert Finley, wa.
ar.troyed by fire on Saturday last The barn was filled
with hay snd grain, and the contents together with
four stacks of grain were also consumed. Insured for
1890 lNorristown pa Herald.
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~ q. OF 4. A.-The members Of Mount Vernon
CHARTER No H. o ol L. A. are requested % be puuc;ln
heir attendance al the Chapter Room This Thursday
veaing, August o. business Of the utmost importance
will require The presence Of every member
By order JOHN L. GU1kE, C. OF the C.
] WuCOX Sschern. au2f 10
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" DIR. -wnync,s Compound syrup Of wild

Cherry.-rhi- popular medicine Las desersedy earned
superiority III character all other rgcfabs medicines
for diseases Of the lungs and IN curing coughs colds
SUMPTION asthma bronchitis palDiiatOn of The hesrf PAIN
n the sde md 81 broken constitution &C. % stands
rvaed Thu ia the original and oelui1e preparii
from hs liable tree All others fc'i and
erfei Principal Office Eighth and Race Pniisde pha.
Tue above medicine from be powerful tonic aud strength
caag TroPtes j. an eeciuH remedy for weakness and
an nervous affections from whatever ey may
For sale by C. n RING corner of Broad ~ ay and john
81 r A. Sands KO~ery; F. B. Warner, 20j Bleecker-
s; T : Lewis. 81 GreenUichs J. Hart, 3i8 Grand.
81 J. B. Dodd, III Broadway. aux It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

NyJANTED-A situation By respectable middle aged
w woman, 10 do general homework OF small yrivfte
fany has no objection 20 short distance IN the coun-
nv Best OF city r ferences be had Please inquire Al
81 Mulberry-st up stairs auG ~
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INST pnRIIsHFD

DR H. BOsTwICH'S GREAT WORK aud Lectures
qu,rto. iist pub.i-i "a ~ BURGESS. SrRlNGER J. co
TtsIs WorA that lss lng been waited u - tie most ll
and complete practical w0k 81 DE kind ever issued from the
prrss il contains 81 coored eugravings which dsiueae
hs class u diseases lmaby nc0nta us f0wood ensrsv'
lts we'll executed and Everything known about the modern
treatment OF these ha been carefully recorded aud
al approved prescriptions and formulas have been
given For sale al h- ocs OF publication snd al tue resi-
dence Of the thor. 81 broadway. Price SO.
Also mr. BIS work the Nature and Treaunorf " a
class OF diseases resulting from improper habits Illus rated
with u engravngs with Hints Young Men2jl psyss
This Is complete practical treatise. giving the most ap-
proved methods Of cure II Is said by the medical profs
he the best work Of the kind IN the English language
For sale at 6 3D. SIS CSC and Of the author removed 10 5O
Broadway Price 81 sui 3inis
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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT.

Vol l. fil bound In sheep Puce > 30
II GENTLEMEN " no are about building handsome Cottages,
VI Farm Houses. &c. this book VIII be vau able aid.
For sale by c. NJ. sAXrON. eos Broadway. au2l Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
A rCIoN NOTICE r;;yALgaeLLE FURNITURE
MEDICINES.
pYsENrERY ooRpIAL.

AN INDIAN PREPARATION FOR DYsENTHRY,
n disrrhea or Summer complaint, cslc. and chosrs
tnorbus II generally affords immediate relief ser taking
single dose One bogte IL warranted 10 The worst
csse In a few hours. Pnce 81 Thousands have
been cured by every for the last twenty
years Prepared and sold by LAW BOYD 81 Esa
Broadwa keep the extensive depot for Indian
and botanic medicines the United States ly26 imseod
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MARINE JOURNAL.


STSEE MfRLNE Journal. FOLRIH ff0k<3
cLEARFD-shps SARDINIA, cocker. Liverpool, Ihoinpssn
Nephevss lancashire H~aa-y ssVsnrsLi cicn ins-f No.
Orleans. = X Collins Boedtch, fse, boston.
Bsrts Wave F-nsey s-sl Pafraio Pcserng Nc.sr-n,
Sarol VISTA Carlisle Bafh Ranger, Hsstei, f's1i fos
Hrl McDonai8. Provi-nc~.
Er.s Erfk. Boms-n. NOT H-sieleg >chmlt haAleA :
Orkney Brl Brove. Nsfisni. -
shrs Fr-udhg. tBr Msnlsn Pars5oro' - x Hfy SOW
suanshro &c Neruilon Osborn hchmonr. Mailer a lofl
Grstude Daley Ph apha Oscar Frenh, TEunon, DO isst~
Ia Sherwood. Boston
Soops Hesn Ha..ey Haven Rs-r Williams sursss Prov
i-ncc.
ARRiNEpstrlhp Crescent CITY stottart. from View uresn'
Aug o. Harana. ~. with mtse. 90 Howard son
H. ship java. Ssm-on. Br-fo 90 d. " TArsc1
shy Kutem Cauref' Rotterdam A. d. miE . hufhuf Co
Belgian tsrk Han B->u Antwerp "a D.. nt.e 70 Cefi
PsseHsers NJ fear- Mrs Schubert and osrs N - cahs
snd l4 th.
hrg Jsgvernsna Reed John. fSBl
b. sif Acsta Bau--, cunosrsnt VS. day Ssh, sae snt
2 W Durham
schr F'oriis. Matn-~s, Bril- eYor, tslast
slhr Wocoti Ryder, Boston, ntse
Schr hurd. ? lisbarT. fhouaslor. Inc
Schf Jane. Ro5Insrn. Thoultstnu, Lne
sclr Crnlsur- >antt. N-s ionion-
RFLOw-s shr.. wind EsE
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ORIGIN or THE ALBANY FIRE-This fire. says
The Albanv KHckTb0ckr originated in very singular
manner Ii appears that while a woman was washing.
spark set fire 10 her bonnet Without moment ;
thought she jerked from her head and threw II she
know no, where unfortunately it lighted in the stable
Of Wm Johnson, which in a moment almost was en-
veloned in flames
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AMERICAN ART-UNIoN
FREE GALLERY, No. Sg7 BROADWAY.
Open from AN. to II Pm. je2 eOdisn

MEXICAN MCSEuM-P. T. BARNuM, Pro
tpnetor-F. HITCHCOCK. Mansger- Splendid Per
frnances every morning a. ia o'clock, every alter
noon at and every evening AZ H. Last week ana sst ap-
pearance 10 Newly Ork of The renowned Gen Tom IN mo-
He will give his exhibitions every morning a. ny ococs,
every afternoon > aud every evening a. It. Reme noer
this The last chance Oher splendid performances also
take place by talented Ethiopian SINCERE, The sable
Brothers the lnfan Nesiris, &c &c The Mammoth Boys
he Giant Baby the Enormous Snake &c &c. may also
IA s.er. and III for The u.ual mice of Is cents au22
GRAND BALL At OKr-Fliday even
t1ms, August 25 NJ the ChngsroTa House tcNcts al
muiug lady and gentleman snd including suppcrs, 81
Ladies' tickets. 80 cents Lothans celebrated bad
engaged for The nOor VIII be under the
management Of Messrs. Couery AMI Rumr IT, ron New"
York The steamboat ). r. COFFEE caves the loot OF
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PROVIslOSs-There - = demand Or Porn and 51s 800
A. aass r Prime 90 81 al - : Or Mess Be~f corle
ct hut Me-. firm 100 th.s courfr shout % - Lsrd
I, arr demand ani ven bbs canr-i hands
-st ca D. Ps@d Meats there much tlt ls 100
Ibis made a. ~ and ~ and 70 hhf i1 A. ~ ~ 90 rtf
ss.s To- nv sslf are prriy. SALE 1900 = ~ i 90.
frrr.r e. sr srr
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NOTICE

NroTICE-The cooarner.hp heretofore existing be-
tween the UNDERMINED known under the name Of Der
f,rd A Co {. ths DAY Dissolved By mutual conssnf-The
business will be closed by BrckDeli who i authorized
IN si,r ft. name Of the firm IN settlement Sev-f Ork,
A,r-,sf d f8fs JOSEPH !. BfCKSELL.
s15t - r C. BERFORD
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Street and the rates are rather easier. We quote:
Bough; Al Sold 81
duet

The exports to Great Britain Of Breadstutfs and
Provisions last week to fair extent but there was
was not single bale Of Cotton cleared. To France
there has been but small shipments. The movement
from Is 10 2lst August has been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

JP MONTGOMERY Aucnonser
DY J. ID. I>GERSOIL IL 60, store q Pearl
DsL on WEDNESDAY Aug %. al 10 O'clock A NJ booo.
Shoes and Brogan-gOo boots shoes and hrossns.
comprising desirable assortment of fresh and scssonsb-
goods direct ffvm the manufacturers adapted the North
an, Western, southern and city trade.
AT Private SALE. ID. l. CO are constantly resoiv
ing rom the manufacturers great variety Of new and fresb
stock which they selling al private sales snchon peos,
consisting IN part Of
lo0 cases mems prime thick boo,s
800 cases mems prime kip and calf boots.
leo cases womens fine ND slippers
100 cases womens leather slippers and buskins
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats
70 cases men. blscs and white wool hss. su%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

zASpf--5<-D 5syn with MOnopoy.--The Peoples
Boat FOR aLBANY-Fere IS cents andins
II Newburgh. Poughkeepse. Kingston br-ois 'ss~iA'
Athens az C1xsscklr ~, , =,
The new steamer MANHATTAN, Capt w Nelson
will lee ~ the sf-snoaf pier foo, u K0oinsorst us AFTER
TIE uusc are cautned against gong On board The old
o-sf r. a. he - oopo- non, but old
1opoy boat pur FOR the express o. fun,hg ne
al nd 20 on board Other Beware Of the Old no
-,,oi, -lursrs vi will deceive you eu24 IT,
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NATIONAL. FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

EUSr PUBLISHED. IN pamphlet form, Photographic
~ Verbatim Report o. the proceedings OF the National
Free Sor Convention. held In Bufo the oh and 10Th
inst For sale by Dewitt Davenport (sie lham) Bur
CESS Siringpr Co. Dexier & Bother, Long Brother,
md NJ The office Of The New York Evening Post and New
York Globe. Price - cents each-per hundred g.
ANnRENs 4 BOYLE, 2 Spmce-si. Y.
" r. Orders from country dealers respectfully solicited
ou12 lanfi.s
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~ Constipation, tCOsuveness -" Obstinate inve
and habua constipation lcosiveness) not Only totally
overcome but completely Destroyed without uvgIfires, nec
tons baths by natural finIi, agreeable and iHfaN5e
means recently discovered France with numerous cerh
from celebrated physicians and by many atestaOns
from other persons Of distinction" just published the nm
English from the focnis-conf French edition Of the above
celebrated treatise. Price reduced 10 shilling and Tor
sale oui II the Drug Store 278 Broadway, OF Cham
ber-si doors south OF Smarts marble building, by
B. F. MOSES. Sole Agent.
- The National Depot ofihe New and Improved War
tons Erralenta HAS 50 been red from 178 Broadway
isere u bq been for ne prr Beware Of spurious Erve
lenta sold elseisleyr ia TuTh&Ssf ihs
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and We supply Aro ne demand TIE .'sna,
n Z cher .rts, Fc c-snt e. the l
p. 300 ~. Al 81 sas 5Tx for cornou e7
as pure Th.fe demand ior shipment
frm n 90 bhs made Tor
as receipt. to-day only shout 800 bbs III. f1s
dcf fni good uarsis hrsts D.
demand ard lie market steady ~ r-i
With sses 90 ttis. Meal Continues scs- and rauig
7I1e0I -aiss 80 this oi Mchrrnn srau
Of Bfa1tJv1e hide made SO io RE Four sfass
vrfh sales bUs
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JACOB : PLATT, Aucn6neer.

JACOB PLATT, Aucnoneer
CUTLERY ~AIE-JACOB .. PLATT VIII sell
THIS DAY 81 10 O'Clock, the AHcfioD-rOcm 3 Plat
a. th- entire stock hand Of Sheffield house declining
business Knives and forks carvefs, pocket snd pen
ives scissors shcars on cards and In dozen together 30
lots Also 0 dozen fine ivory combs, lots 10 .uii puf
rhasers su2l IT,
A lCIDN NOTICE VALUABLE FURNITURE
n BY VIM W SHIRLEY, FRIDAY, August p, ~ 10
O'Clock postponed from Wednesday, IN the sho~
he store q BrOsd~ catalogue sale ofeeg rosewood,
black walnut and mahogany paTo and bedroom furniture.
al made In the best ana warranted Private sales
made very cheap, and all goods sent homs PACKED
carefully. au& lt'