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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09

Larger sized JOB Types are at proportionably
low rates. Our Fancy Fonts are invariably charg-
ed by the pound and not by the font, and the prices
are in no instance higher than the above. These
prices, IN consequence of increased facilities for ma.
nufactnring, are much reduced from former rates.
A liberal discount for cash in hand at the date of
the invoice.
Presses, Chases, Cases, Wood Type, Ink, &C.,
furnished atthe lowest manufacturers prices, either
for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book for 1848 is now ready for
distribution to Printers who will send for it, and
contains many new articles that we have never be-
fore exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes, Orna.
ments, Ornamental Fonts, &c, of which we have
an ample stock for the prompt execution of orders.
We are now preparing and will shortly have
ready for sale. an original cut and very 81 perior
Rnnning>hand and Script, suitable for printing cir
culars, &c.
Printers Of newspapers who choose to publish
this advertisement, including this note, three times
before the 18th Of November, 1648, and send 10
one of the papers, will be paid for it in type when
they purchase from us, of our own manufacture,
selected from our specimens, FIVE times the amount
of their bill.
For sale. several good second hand Cylinder and
Platen Power Presses, Standing Presses. Hand
Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & co.
soct5 3tW 10 Chambers st., New York.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09
Rough and Ready Barbecue.


ia Taylor Barbecue will be given
GU Goula, ON THURSDAY, the 18th Of October.
Boats will be at the plantation of c.. Adams, ir.,
esq.,. opposite to the meeting, ready to convey per-
sons across the river. Addresses will be made by
:Messrs. Benjamin, kenner. Cyprien Dufour, Pile,
Preaux, P~rentiss, Sparks, Hunt. and other distin-
guished speakers.
Our democratic friends are specially invited TO
come.
A fine band of music from the city will be in at
tendance, and the Ladies particularly are requested
to attend.
ROBERT c. CAMP,
NORBERT LAUVE,
]. HAGAN, Jr.,
EUGENE BABlN,
PIERRE COLE,
A. SIDNEY ROBERTSON.
SUGAR LIME.
ITO Planters.--The subscribers keep
consta ntly on hand, direct from the quaries,
"GLENN'S FALLS MARBLE LIME"
decidedly the best article extant for sugar making,
put up in extra large barrels, and in fine order for
transportation. Also, Philadelphia White Lime in
hogsheads and barrels. Also, St. Genevieve and
Thomaston Lime always for sale on moderate
by J. HAYMAN & CO,
ocl9 6m SO Magazine ST., New Orleans.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
AZ WAS brought to the Jail of this Parish
on the 3Oth ult.. a runaway slave who calls
a his name JOHN and SAYS he is the pro-
- perry of a negro trader, named Willis, re.
siding in Virginia, but has been living with a plan
ter in East Baton Rouge, of the lam of Scud-
der. The said negro is about 80 years of age, S
feet 8 inches high, a black, and very stout built
The owner will come forward, prove property,
and take him away.
oct2 HENRY SULLIVAN Ja;lor
NOR SUGAR MAKING-Carbonate Potash
Sulpha'e Zinc and Sulphate Potash, for re
lining and Graining Sugar, Just received and for
at [sepl81 RICHARDS Drug Store.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09

UGen. Kearney remained in a critical situation
on the 26,h ult., having been for some tina i'll a,
Jefferson Barracks.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09

A FEW gallons of Is years old Apple Brandy
on hand, and orsale at 81 so per gallon, by
aaI4t BRINEGAR.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09

FLORIDA ELEcrIoN.-Partial returns from This
youthful State give a large Wing majority. The
election was for Governor, member of Congress
and Legislature. The Mobile Advertiser SAYS
"There will be a large Wing majority in the rest
of the precincts to be heard from. They have elect
ed their local ticket, and there is no doubt but the
State will be carried by the Wings"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09
$1,000 REWARD.

Keep it before the People.
That will pay the above reward to any person
that can show that Gen. Cass-in any speech, letter,
word or conversational in favor himself, or ap-
proves of any action on the part of the General
Government, for extending slavery into Territory
now free. As the charge is so often made let US
have the proof. J. H. COLVIN.
Syracuse, Sept. 10, 1S48.
Where is the Southern Cassie that will pocket a
cool thousand dollars on so easy terms7 The AL
bany Argus says that Mr.. Colvin is "a responsible
and highly respectable democrat of Syracuse"
Arriual ola Hero.-The packet ship New World
arrived at New York from Liverpool on the 22d
ult., with six hundred and thirty-two passengers
On board of the New World is the heroic Freder-
lex Jerome, who saved fifteen lives from the Ocean
Monarch, and whose heroisrn has been honored by
from the authorizes of New York, the
freedom of the city, in gold box. Subscriptions
from The merchants, now amounting to about 49,
900, are also to be given him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-01

On Thursday evening June Goth, EPHRAm LARKis.
aged years and months, SON Of Col r. L. Snow, of
hydrophoba.
The Grand Council and order of the =. l.. Snow so.
cial Unions New York Division Ne Sons of Tempe
rance, Mercantile Lodge No. At. l. o. Of O. F.. and
friends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend
the FUNERAL from 9th street, near 4th avenue this
morning ut 10 O'Clock
On Friday morning. the 30th June after a short ILL
ness, ELiRABETH PAUL, in the 10th year Of her age
Her friends and those Of her bro the in law Jacob
Lockman invited to attend the funeral this Sat
urday afternoon at O'clock from his residence No.
81 City Hall place.
On Friday the 3oth June Mrs. MARGARET Lrws.
reiict Of the late Valentine Lewis. daughter of p w.
Teller, aged 81 years months and day
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend Der funeral. from the resi-
dence of her father in I'd street No So Sunday af
ternoon. at o'clock.
On Friday evening June 30th OTro JULIUS only
son of Henry and Johanna Pieper aged 2months.
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday next. at
2 o'clock. P. NJ. from the corner of Oak and James
streets, without further invitation.
On Friday the 30th June. Mrs. ELrzABErH BUTLER.
aged % years wife Of VIM Butler.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to atted her funeral from her late resi-
dcnce. 11s Thompson street of Prince street
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, P. NJ.
On Friday, the Both June. MARY, infant daughter Of
Geo H. and Sarah Geibs, aged months and weeks.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this Saturday morning, July LIST. at 1O1s
invitation.
On the 18th June at the residence of Col Tennills
Randolph county Georgia after illness of a
few days, and in the Esd year of his age THOMAS H.
EMORY, of Baltimore of Gideon and Caroline NJ.
Emory. The intelligence of the sudden demise of our
young friend who had left us but few months ago
visit to his relatives in Florida and Georgia. nti-
cpating only brief ABSENCE will doubt. be
ceived by his numerous friends and acquaintances
with feelings Of deep and sincere regret t is
sclation however to reflect that Providence thus
removing him from us in his early ma MOOD with the
brightest anticipatons of life just opening before him
having the confidence and esteem of all to whom he
was known has taken him to far better and happier
world.-Baltimore Sun, June q.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILApELrnrx CATTLE MARKET, June 2s.--At mar
ket 142obeef cattle, mostly from the West 800 cows
and calves; $50 hogs, and 1880 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beeves dull and sales at $5 rs 81 IS the
100 lbs; $50 head taken to New York, and ITO
main unsold. Cows and Calves-Saies range at SO q
SIS for dry $12 500 for springers aud SIS $32 for
fresh Hogs sell slowly at 50 - 10 the 100 lbs
100 len over. Sheep and Lambs-Saes generally at 81
So SO for the former and 81 80 SO for the latter
quality Hay rather dearer and sales range at so
90 cents for Timothy. Straw is dull and brings 81 n
81 80 the 100 bundles.
BnIoHroS CATTLE MARKEr, June 2o.-At market
calves 800 sheep and $50 swine Prces-Beef Cattle
We reduce our quotations to correspond to sales;
extra So so; first quality, SO SO 25 second quality
So rs; third, IS S. 80. Working Oxen--No sale
ticed. Cows aud Calres-Sales s23 1914, s2s 500 and
s3s SheepSmall lots at 81 So 81 50 Is, 50 so, and
S275 Swine-Sma lots to peddle 4lIc for sows, and
Sc for barrows old hogs &c and $40. AT retail from
SIZE to 6t<c.
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The production Of hemp is not distinguished in the
above tables The returns give the growth in but six
States, viz, Tennessee, 1000 tons Kentucky, $4,000
Ohio, 600; Indiana, $780, Illinois, 600 Missouri 10000
The estimated value Of breadstufs produced in the
United States in 1S47 was S499 435 and the official
value Of breadstus exported in that year $53 26
457 leaving for our own consumption SAG o79,97s
worth of these articles.
1t is further estimated that the surplus production
wheat in the United States in 1S47, was 81 942,354
bushels; and Of Indian 433, 22s, 900 bushels. OF
the former only exported during the year 2631
ADJ bushels and of the latter only 23O bushels
1t will therefore be that the surplus Of each of
these grains, after deductng domestic consump-
ton, aggregate expectation, &c. must have been
nous, from the crop of last year. The exporta-
ton of breadstus In previous years compare
lively limited, while the crops have been abundant;
and there must have been large surplus in each of
several years past In the absence of markets, grain
of all kinds has been consumed by animals to a much
greater extent than would have been otherwise per-
mtted II is impossible to get at any account approx
mating the supply of breadstus in the hands Of
the producers but is equal have doubt any
demand that may arise. Everything depends upon
prices. Returns from oil works of internal i'm
provement show very great falling off in the trans
portaton Of breadstufs from the interior to the
seaboard, and it is the general impression that
the supply is much less than it was at the same
period last year; such, however, cannot BIO the
fact The exports last year principally of the
previous years. production and the Of the har
vest of 1s47 must be yet in the hands of the pro-
ducers and the only thing that will bring it out is
advance in prices. This cannot take place under
existing circumstances; prices already too much
inflated, considering the supply of breadstus in the
country and the probability is that they will not fall
much below the present points Holders Of agricultural
products not compelled to force them upon the
market, and as many Of them expecting extern
sve foreign demand for flour and Indian corn, they
will not submit to any material reduction from ruling
rates. We have within the past year or two the
effect of high prices in bringing out the old stocks
breadstufs, and we shall soon the effect of low
prices in keeping back supplies from the interior 1t
fortunate for the producers that they hold what
surplus they may have in the present state
foreign markets. and in the face of abundant harvests
in every part Of Europe, prices here would in the
event of large receipts sink to the lowest points
haps known. There is not the slightest probable
ity of the European demand for our flour and grain
for the next year being anything beyond what it is
this moment
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phis, TO his brothss, Edward Floyd, Esq,, highly
respectable merchant Of ths city, TO whose Rontsne
aud kind intelligence we are indebted TOT tnsse pAF-
tieuars Mr. Floyd waited, yesterday, upon the widow
OF Alexander Eories and communicated TO her. In Ms
delicate and feeling manner as couio be done, the
unexpected bereavement which now greeted her, In
arrival she hourly awaited The scene as may well DO
conceived, was heart ending These are things when
lead should lead, the living to rehection ana CON
alteration We will conclude our brief and meian.
choly narrative with the beautiful words OF the poet
Thompson the author of the Seasons -
Thought fond man Of these, a..
And all the thousand various ills 49,.
One scene Of toll. Of suffering and Of fate, ,,,
Vice in It's high career would stand appalid
The social tear would rise!" sc.
,our At THE FouNrArN-A most bloody fight oc-
red about six o'clock yesterday afternoon between
ght until both were badly whipped, and quit ABOUT
30 They then retired to wash, without being mo-
ted by the police.
wing is correct list of all the fires which occurred
in the city during the month Of June, ana compiled
from the reports Of the Herald ID ,.. t,,s;n.
2d-Wooden shed, 2lst street, near First avenues
trifing
12th-Two story brick church, corner OF Broome and
Norfolk streets; destroyed.
12th-Four story brick in University Place, near
Fourteenth street, trfing.
12th-Two story frame. corner of North Moore and
Washington streets; trifiDg.
15th-House ofengine company No 40; trifing
15th--Three story brick 40 Water street, trfing.
15th-Rope walk, in Fifth street; trining.
15th--Two story wood, Thfrtieth street, corner
ofSecond avenue; destroyed.
lsth-Three story brick SO Chatham street; triHing
1oth-Three story brick corner of Pearl and Oai
Streets trifing
2O'h-Two story wood in Thirtieth street; triaing
2adThree wooden stables, in Thirty first street; de
ftroycd
24th--Steam mill, 3s2 Beecker street. considerable
o5th-Several small wooden buildings Of 25
S;xte ~pth street; destroyed.
25tb Three story brick $50 Grand street; trifng.
26tb-Tp story wood, foot Of Eighty-sixth street
Fast River. A. >stroyed
Making total # eighteen fires, during the month
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3O-The death of VIM. Pleasans ESQ,
being announced the Exchange Board adjourned without the
$1,000 Treasury Notes SIS l04 Loo state 6 75
9lOo 75; 800 do 75 800 City g. TO 9 5000 Tennessee
5 annual 1876 100 do 18th July 763S 50 q. s. Bank So 100
Grard Bank l0i4; 50 Morris Canal l0,4.
BOSTON, June 29Brokers Board.-4 shares Western Rail
road $751; do Ftchbury Railroad (new stock) 1lk 125 do
Reading Railroad I'M; 10 do New England Worsed Co II
do Shawmut Bank 30; 80 do East Boston Company I2 100
do do 3l6 80 do do, 12 CO., 80 do do Dividends No.
90 rights and Maine Railroad. 90; do Eastern
Railroad, 81; 500 Reading Bonds 1880 5SzS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-01

DySpT31Sln NO Fluid Nlc0icIne has ever
been discovered which nearly resembles the gastric juice
saliva in accomplishing food and STRENGTHENING the organs Of d.
every Dyspepsia however severe or Coronc any
s we can furnish tho Of some Of the s.
sciIy cured s''''''' II "' 'A'''' '''''' VIM
The First Men Of the Nntion.-yve insert be-
& and Of the Ma5 Of
any Is any man 50 base as to esvs that such sn vs. these
l ela 20 smppe a & article or
w. w. Van Zantit's CcrtiHcatc.-BanIx De
Asspy MAY 10 is x Dr. +, s
forms attended with stomach appetite
IRENE catburO and great all kinds OF
small portion stomach tried the usual remedies but
induced SINCE try your Extract sarsap
ra and with little condolences but after using
entirely rem~yed; and would earnestly recommend the use Of
Law. L.. Van Elccclk, ESQ.,, Brooklyn, March
nis D. Townsend Dear sir-ln the summer Of ls4, was
became SO Affected thai almost every article OF
s sn food aas sw w
@ oan syaS to on throw or
ed that ny moash to tho lower pas " nv
Is 81 ss sa% 10; with En-
i Ws s Sv Il pSScsd
weak weasd BY the oass ssrs ~e'i AZ
knew sspsiss g eoS
Of Years IN very bad hh acss ' va. IN.
Sp fri .s 60 s soa s. SSrS ypas
tcen Il an invaluable ucine for such have les
oYied IL restored md health and strength have
Hut test It's after using
dsys tahei and found that required
/mor, the disease entirely Hblued. regard It
dyspepsia and affections Of the throat
is s5bhng operates like charm composing the
mech alaynR cough intend IN future,
,or two hand for the Of my family.
With great regard, your friend
LAW. r. VAN KLEECK.
MIR Van KIeoc was formerly Sheriff and Clerk Albany city
and county AZ recently War Department Washington
Priucipai Office, 126 Triton street
French Boots for the Fourth Of July for
81 TO- Caters Shoes Clippers &C. equally cheaper than
can he found other the and West
generally invited 10 call Of
fulton and Nassau strss at Youngs celebrated French boot
!. stors. THE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-01
uuaa.-ly Herald.

The Weekly Herald Of 'ois week. VIII oon'A'n A.
addition to other matter all t. 'mpor'ane ioresh ahu
political intelligence received W 'n's omce SINCE '"'.
Saturday It will be ready at six .rence per copy, at
nine o'clock this morning.
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Married.

Married.
At Troy New York. the 18th June. by the Rev.
NJ Beman, Col LucIrS ID. CoxAS, Of New York, to
Mise NJ. !. RReDr, Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-01

kusa M sAads an NE asrannsmsnts ~
" s. slss9asr i,t,', ~ 81 s1 .s y 81
~ s' ~ 5 ssLs; ;ss:v
secure good hat eohs Fo and those who lack ths
necessary arols should drop Kno! ~ l Fulton street.
One o his inquired Of him. hort time since how he
found time accommodate the vast nueers who were contnu
ally rushing upon hm hts reply be pointed TO his STOCK
was made language Of Menora" Let them I'm
armed" fH fAft Et -rHtt 2 wu tI
Portable Writing Desks, Ne Plus Ultra Desk,
covered With Russia Lsssr with dressing and writing
Money Bella Work Boxes Pocket Books, SO, Tor sale by
q. r. CH0LWELI. Manufactured. "A Maiden Lane.
Toilet articles in great variety.
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Beautiful summer HITS for CHI

eeaut,fn, summer HINTS for hisdren.-Thc
sbs Tier invites the attention Of ladies d t.. ms most
and eerant Of SeSn FROM
expressly his & prices than
infinitely inferior articles Ssgs SOLD 81
Good Lands I'm Axkansas, are given to Set
tiers See notice in New York sum- under head On "a''
Rapid speed.-The steamer Connecticut,
fspa the psS @sss s %
deed, she schampion Of the Sound.
Sig. Vito Narcotics Will open his Magnificent
Moving Dorsmas and Tom Thumb Inv Dod
wS s away on a. sSndssc. every evening
during the week. See advertisements w Monday
likeness Of John mitchell "A beautiful color
s @ ss ding S
Edwards aiming 1852 snas0msy bound win
twenty descriptive engrayangsi price % &C MS
logical Museum, Clinton Hall Isl Nassau street
will remain open and free listers d"ps g id
The Monster Snake Gxcltcmsent amongst
the R Ass p W having on
the stories which we Ssse read crushing and swallowin
os Ct sas ess %
% sssRS sSe * s wsn guns
isnS made crawl
o
ae fs via s Nsa 4%sssh a The
az, Of sS State Hs ess
The snake seeing such an excitement feeling that IL will be
sssas ss Sp sS .a aS
s he r LII taan
ssn % 5000 and 50 the mater stands oap Saa to e
ss mo They did II BY heavy rope net made
for the M ~pO and thrown over him while cooled up
sarpint! ------ -
r,,.,. sumuAer Sacks. Cashmcrette, Al
paca bap d1 Linen s. to 50 s r Aso b psass sa an
s.ss e ss s;s.
~. y.,,,,. nip. The Golden Rule" and
Un s q, hssas ss ss n%u Ss sf yoa%.
copies and Fnm S s an ga feo@
rest q its contents %t ~ Csdsr are and
~; SEA 'Et saHSf Publisher
Rheumnt,sm o,,d scrot, ua:-Dr. Cummin',
Extract saraIarlla and Hodae one hundred Certificate
SI these nyos ate sv diseases More than
from persons now residing in this city VIII I'd
for Sold 81 Ninth ausnn and as %
Fulton and Newark at % Broad street Snd
amy ordinary case Of rheumatism.
DIR. Townsend, alarmed mt the rapid noss
% h msas s has Ss %
A. his an article be
Sssr than and as Ss9 md ehsays.
& as he says srccy worthless Them andns s pSomp
Ts vsnSs i5s s:aans round
aee OF the bottles and calls the that be I'd made
ceediugsf More
The Great Humbug.-The following has
been pubhedin the papers, and complete piece rascy
order sell what believe worthless
"Canelalasua Townsends admission that Cal6
plant is far better than Sarsapar
before the California plant advertised here it fair trial
in of fever and and ia blood und
1t to be, as he believes, perfectly worthless
RicheIicu Gold Pens, long known as the
lest and cheapest Pens superseded
sand and Pens for time in competition with the
Points arraped for by the proptors,
WATSON Co. 10 Wall street. Gold Pens from 81 up so
repaired aud exchanged.
Wedding Card Plate md Pack CarSla,
50 Cake Boxes So hundred; Visiting
Card 81 50; Silver Door Plate beautifully engraved 80 so
Wedding Waters Silver Cord &c., at J. EVERDELS Premium
Engraving Establishment BOZ Broadway, Duane
first square above Stewards Marh)e Store.
saunders Toilet articles, Dressing Cases and
w X corner =, I ~ 49,. r ~ sh,
public their above aricles which in point Of
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M osr EXTRAORDINARILY woRK--yo rnE MARRIED

MI OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK--TO TIE MARRIED.
lvl tose contemplating marriage married wonanu
Private Medical Companion by Dr. Maurioesu Sixth
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding sale
~ 900 copies have already been disposed off, Every female Is
getting whether married unmarried although in
which should Be known to hom particularly Here every
discover the symptoms and the efficient reno
dies and most certain mode Of In every le @
broadway at tho Publishing 0ce l29 Liberty street, York
alo Zeber aud Co. Chestnut Third ects PbIa
dephia; Little and Co Albany W. r. Davis Boston. On
receipt ST. copy will be ansmitted by mail FREQ postage
ali parts tho United Sa.cs All letters must b, sddred
post paid Dr. A. IL MAURCEAU box LIZA Now York CITY,
r1eeJ .ihartv a-eot
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BEAUTIFUL STUFFED BTRDS.--J W. BROWN WILL
sell at auction This Day Saturday July & at 10 o'clock at
No 2 broadway large collection OF Stuffed Birds preserved
by Cabraih comprising the beautiful birds Of the Uni
ted States West Indies aud South America Europe
Birds of Paradise from China, &c. &C.
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Saunders Toilet articles, Dressing Cases ana
Fancy Cutlery l Bros way Of Liberty and y
Broadway The e,sbers respectfully call the asssn Of the
variety not equaIed In the city they have been selected with
strict regard quatyaud all warranted O. sAUN
DERS SON 147 and 3S7 Broadway.
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DLAINFIELD SCRIP WANTED-THE HIGHEST PRICE
given for Painfed Scrip Apply to j. o. Fay Clamp store

MO- i39 BROADWAY.--ANDREW TAAP, WITH REFER
to former Advertisements begs to intimate that
the sale of his stock will continue short time longer at the
reduced prices The goods remaining unsod consist
ep Of linen and cotton sheetngs and hirtirg table linens
towengs ticks English Blankets WEIGH annels toilette
and table cambria handkerchief musns tapes &c. Be
ing all carefully selected in their respective markets. Of the
very best qualities and under great advantages they we'll de-
serving the early attention Of intending purchasers The store
Lot and fix for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-01

RARNUE's AMERICAN MusEUM--P. T. BARNUA, PRO
- pretor r. HrrcHcocK, ManagerSplendd performances
every afternoon 3 o'clock evening
longer Of the Minstrel Bard and Glee Club second
Of Mr. John Harrington, the well extensively pop-
lar American Magician and vertriloluist Living orang ou
tang whose intelligence and sgncity her rank with ths
aged niue and eleven and yet weighing 500 pound Also
the Giant Baby. only sixteen months old weighing
pounds Wax Scripture Staary. Madame ROCKWELL the "a
mous Fortune Teller he ryately consulted extra
charge OF rs cents Admission TO the WHOLE including Museum,
Performances So rs con children, under years age,
shilling each