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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
LIABILITIES.
The following statement shows the condition of the
Banks on the 18th of November l54 the ith Of March,
lsls and the Path OF June ls4S.

The above statement shows a continued contrac-
ton OF the Banks the last report and since Novem
her last Nearly every item exhibits decrease. Since
the above reports made there has been continued
and severe contraction going and we OF the opin
ion that the Bank loans the present time do not e&
coed COO or s5O000Oo less than the Path OF
June This contraction has been forced upon the Banks
mainly by the operation Of the sub-Treasury which Is
Just being felt The specie in the above statement
shows an increase Of $4,000 notwithstanding the large
amounts which have gone abroad and the payments
into the Sub Treasury This proves what we have in
sisted upon that the receipts of specie here from the in
terror and from abroad have been fully equal to the ex'
ports The specie in Bank now is probably larger than
on the oath June, or will be soon as the SubIressu'
~ mas disgorged what has lately drained the Banks
Of The loans since November last show decrease OF
sl0OO0OO0 and the circulation has been retired to the
amount of 900 oOO small portion Of this decrease
in circulation has been the result Of the failure Of Banks
but much Of it has been retired by free country bsnks
which have returned /, the Controller and received
back their stocks The deposits since November show
decline of s7,OOOO00 and since March Of 100000
The circulation since March has fallen of e23oOOO)
The position of the Banks regard to immediate isb
tiles and assets is as annexed
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TO PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENTS
BUFFALO
rprr SnYT CONVENTIONS

4 VERBATIM PHOSOGRAPHlC REPORT Of the pro,
"A coed "a Of the National Free Soil Con- snton VII
h. nnbhsbed In pamphlet form by ANDREWS 81 BOYLE,
u Sprucesf New-York The report will be made by MI
Oliver Over who has made such arrangements as vi" en-
Me him forward TO New York large supply OF pamph-
es bv The FIRST express thai leaves Buao after the ad
menr Of the Convention Price l2t cens-to the uad. %
The trade are requested address their cash orders 70
Andrews 4 Boyle y Spuce-st New YORK. those VINO
IA accounts with shy Of following hrn oota the
work ffom them Al the ssme rate as from the puoshers
w Burgess stringer ~ Broadway Dewit UaVen'
port fsuccessors 70 w H. Graham Tribune buldngs u
Dexter Brother 70 Ann-st ard H. Long bfothe " Ann
It The report will be the moot accurate ever made OF sny
dolberafve body II will contain, word for WOro te "hoe
o~oeednqs OF he Convention, from the time Il called 10
9rdr to NJ adjournment dencuding not only the
h,d and The musings remarks and the interruptions by
he audience and every other symptom OF satisfaction ana
dssasacton incident 10 large radical and reVouuohHy
Convention, a a., .,.
r. Periodical snd News Agents are requested TO send
on their orders IN season, that he pub shcs may sho"
sbon, how many 10 strike OIL ANDREWS BOYLE,
sni sris y Spuce-si New-fork.
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SAILS oF RIAL ESTATE
Markets. CAREFULLY RrrOErrO FOR The rssuSs

Markets %. CAREFULLY REPORTED TOR Ihh lklbuNt'
AsHEs-Ae SIX and a. and ourt sales only j0bb-
COTTON-nere shat iie movement The sales are on5 lev
FLOUR AND NEAL-Ts market buoysHi for fosr, an he
market r desirable brands ID % i 60 above Js.terda az,
Canal iron Osweso Syracuse and 70 % TACT > q = s-cet
~. Al "a IS Ir common an good brands ss ~
as pure Genesee - for fancy, a0a a5 for sx'
Ther. considerable disposition n buy Tor delivery August SEP
ieneer and oo6e sgi seller were -'e and 1ee TOO h r'-
au ior export advance has carried the market beyout %,
each Of shippers ts ard
bb Petersburg Country and G-o.,owa have been SOLD u
esE The marie dub Nea sda2e az, With ss-- -
bbs Jersey. Rye foar hrmef, and saes are a,as Al ~
GRGiS-For Wheat there nderais inquiry. bat n. supply
pressing tie market smaller han va Is- oly ifil. ton-
hsas bushels 81 LOUIS Al 100 c. and lo bushels
c., - ,bout sech change rousa 90 re s4ass Orssn,
Tie ass az 3 900 bushels satas TO- - base. rea1i
rive esa7o wh sales 100 bushels oai- "a "a CO o' North
PRoyIsioSs-rsrs Por1 h s.- oal
a, . Tie nomna quotations - and n y : Beef coua1e.
ga-; 'e1s osS 2 .l s ls = ~ isaSs =. = rs 4
~s ro-E Pkl-d Meats a and asogi 40 pesas Ham
Bsnsr s.h Al lslS oho 1915 or STATE Css-'s sss
So wsisKY-fis asrss, arm bat li,ls os-fs sac, 20
sbi. AZ ~ = y es r. OHIO and Prison
NTTAfS-Iead hed At i2k bot buyer oder oay - ln
baoyan cash and - nos or scotch AHeran rs 'ns-
HJJ .,l 10 ba-. Ansrln o,,es e~es
Wow 's 70 ssy III saes Bu-uo Ayr. vl.bsa Woo
d :, AJAX c a Do uuwashsd smyrna Al l0NloH s Is O.
washed l0l al3 80 ,.,,,.. -.
TALLON-W~ sai- ofrffo Dc corn'n iAi,~ ~ so
hias "a ~ Prae : selling a. c.
rkffir-tf ,sr,s 40 -. Ienons damaged sod ~
s oIes Flsns Al 70 per toH AID y cases -A1 Sli'A
a cts q ~
sTEARiSE-ssss lgooo os wh!is a. ~ Cts elsA
GRocERiEsn coa-- bear Of important sa-s s{.r. Ar.
SAVES ahd. Cgba IL "a lo ss1s- % a. 1ss D.
bids sarnsn Sc enns 81 and 100 hid. Cuba Ao's' " ls
RIcE -csa,asss arm and 80 sod 81 ! to S ''
of pr.u-.
NAVAL sTORES-saes bb spf flrpeatns Al "a ct- cash
- dsra1A fan and mare, krn crus- Bonia.1 " %
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GRAND PANORAMA or
TAYLOR,S CAMPA1GR


r7'Hl5 PANORAMA represents Ia the most natural mar
ner tho marches encampments and all me snrnng INC
dents Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

- The barn on the farm Of NJ. Solomon Dor,
ney In Lehzh County Pa wss struck by hgntnihe aia
entirely consumed with m contents OF about ~ tons oil
hay l. BOO shocks of grain, fourhorse wagon &C
The loss is set down 81 nearly e25I-
~ l. NJ WHEAIoS, Esq. has made the nu
nihcent donation OF $1,000 10 the Wheaton feraie III
sfituie In Norton. Mass.
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ADVENTURES OF GERMAN

EMIGRANTS.-D. APPLETON & co have J1st pub
Cished The Wsnderngs and Fortunes OK some 1ernan
Black vol limo. paper cover, 20 cts cloth ID CTS
Tie ,ubstslss Of hii entertaining booA, ~hh res ne 'f
,.. Of cmutng adj sntuF-rs. bound 20 TIE Lai OF
Promise tie de- Of ornA ne~ eooay there sNlen5
49, f-ton lie ,uhor y tsd with considerable power Of
osernz describing The realities Of hs BOOK render sStens
b hfe Ike and engaging Inc oo-'s N 49,, = 80 II
s,.,n ,,,i !. vel SPACIOUS remark and must tsss useful
-. .- - - 81 ve,l. rsus .ti.l fAfLenEum
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DIED

% Thar-y atsroo1. lie 81 .ast JOHN CLlNCH n Tie
- yesrnlht- sec-
he flis ald relatives Of IL y ar rep t.iy invited . b
I'D s fer. FROM H. rri-le v u 20 lsiors C ". e
lf. ~ Greenwood ar afsrl-lt
On N-dl-sl-f er-ua- - ut ~ CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
daughter rf T.anscr art Wsry Vale. Sgd D. ear.
Tie fr-ris Family ltrt Co aen th- t-,ss
rsI1er. n f.fL~- II - t s-s-u coca
B-l1.r.t I'd fe .qf - tls house
" Hoe CuKNELtA. ss o s-1 g roii. rs 90 Ifrntal
ol tl- 1T llsf H. infant snu ri y tfrls NeeA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
Disasters. &c.

The schr Herald Gardiner SevbgUpori h III got ashore
on Hall Tide and filed She Upward Of % years DID,
and viii probably 20 peces
The BARI caremont Captain staple from New YORK a. View or
90 East ot Point, qi from Tie
iorriopma and mnop gallant mast, AMI on he llu
ui lost i1restopsah 4 a severe sqaalL
hr Nelssco before reported ashore on Cape Henry s Teen
cot of With Do. iad false keel and iasen NJ rok
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III A r r lie D.

A. J.rz~y Ci-y ~ mt b. Hsy . Jhus,5ne GEORGE
W. SAVAGE b NJ NARY a. -CHAffEh
Il S-~ Ton. suiI sV.n- oh y
-s-r HESRY BEERs GLOVER. "a. % ". ELIZA BLAEs
LIE. daughter of u .l.nl hla. --~. he az a y r
A. Bellrt .s 1T int sy Rev A n fsrtrr- AtENANnE r
" HHrKN o. SARAH LOUISA, ttlslt-f 1i Hoa Than JIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
Foreign Ports.

Al san Pedro California NAY Digs Buh Boston, san
Francisco sailed Basion De- D. and a. san tnc-eo
tbout Apri %
A. Paia .tou 1t brig Ese'r Ropes or salem next day
Cage, ih uit scar Ably Hammani' Martin wr F"a
isiphis, liih.
H Tnad is,b hr Eliot Cook. fn Boston, ,Juss TO- arr
9Th 70 had Tor p
Hatchason Nautilus Arh5i Niors -ot Abon Nons ani
Hutos a. Jones, Philadelphia. 80,
AZ San Juan Be ~. Remedies Cubs 2h ui barb Auora, WI
ough wilmington SC brg Carliu Wiley tor Niors days
Ma nola, Morris, Tor DO d.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sale, Of S,oek,, &c. see Fourth Pas''

THURSDAY, August 3-P. NJ
There was better feeling in tue Stock market
and Treasury Notes in demand a. the close
st 2 DER cent The fances generally had al upward
tendency Preferred Harlem stock sold AZ 90 seller y
months. and Norwich at 80, buyer y months.
GENERALLY, there is not much inquiry Tor Sterling
bu, one sale of $4,000 made Of hrstcsss bill al
o. The range is 9e9.. Francs very dull.
In Freights there is not much doing IN conse-
quence Of the disposition to wal; for the steamers
news Cotton Is td532d. Corn i!d heavy freight lis
d2Os 10 Liverpool
There was much better feeling in the street
today in consequence of the depletion which the sub
Treasury has undergone within the last day two and
the CONSEQUENT plethora Of the Bank vaults A large
mercantile house connected with the Mexican trade
drew $4,000 which went into the Mechanics Bank
another draft for $4,000 paid and deposited in
three or four Banks. Another draft for $4,000 the
Boston Sub. Treasury received by the same house
above alluded to, and another for 100000 IL expected
t9.morrow, making million Of dollars loosed from the
vaults of the monster within the week This stream OF
coin flowing into the Bank. has given confidence 70 the
Bank officers and the influence Is already felt in the
money market Paper has been done at easier rates
to-day and loans on call at per cent. on Treasury
Notes
We are glad to learn, as we do from the best
authority that the Secretary Of the Treasury Is about
TO act upon the suggestion made some two weeks ago
in The Tribune, snd that he will send to New York
large amount of the specie now lying useless at NewOr
leans II will come in amounts Of s3OOOOO 100000
By each steamer Thisis iudicous movement and Mr..
Walker will deserve the thanks Of the commercial
world for the sensible relief it will afford the money
market
The earnings of the Harlem Railroad for July,
1852. have been. So<tl<
July, <o'o
Excess in lS4S ....''.. $3.50
The receipts in July exceeded the estimates of the
Board Of Directors
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding LIST
August was Sl3324.2s9.
The following statement showing the condition
Of the Banks In this State the 24h Of June 54s that
being the day specified for the quarterly report required
on on before the Let day of August, ia compiled from
the returns made to the Controller. This report EN-
braces all the Banks in the state except the Leather
Manufacturers Bank of NewYork, from which no re-
port has been received and the Bank OF the Empire
State. which was excused, it having just commenced
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VANITY FAIR


A.. Syv NOVEL BY W " Thzckeray. 81 cents
a GRAVITY Manor. By Lady Georgana Fullerton % cts.
The Tenant Of widfe Hal, Just published y cts
The ocean Plague. or a Voyage % Quebec, - CTS
!he sSsEsr Losers By D p Thompson, Is cts.
The NE and times Of Martin Van Buren BY Mackenzie %
Adventures Of Medical Student by r. Douglas T. N
? vols. 50 cts
The Greatest Plague Of Life. 25 cts
The MYSTERIES Of Old London, BY Reynolds % cr
The Baroness Daughters, BY Mrs Cray y cn
Rro,be- and s,er % Frederiks Bremen. Is cts.
The Magazines for Ang-Grshsm's, Godeys Nstons &c
Harold by Bulwer zvols Is cis. each.
The lee King, by Ned Buntline. . CTS
L;ueiFs Living Age for this week III cts
Tne Two Disnss BY Alexandra Dumss. 81 cts
Aline a new novel. by Mrs Gray. 25 cts a.
The HafS..ters BY Mss Jewsbury, Just published <oe
The Lives Of Gen. Taylor and Gen Case. - cts each
The Hen-pecked Husband Is cts.
Also ell The cheap publications. and period as Dr sac
nv fsu3 lisl BERFORD co. Astof House.
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Fre.b Flour n, Croton Mills, 2o1 Cher

ry-st-A chief beet Of the propnetors Is to supply the
public with fresh ground Flour and Mea in bags OF N and
% he. well by the barrel and hafbarre, enabling
families enjoy the luxury Of fresh Flour throughout The
year Delivered in any part Of the city free Of cost Post
paid orders attended TO. HEChEh l. bkOIhEh-
wi
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STANDARD AMERICAN WORKS

DILIGENTLY PUBLISHED BY D. APPLETON co
ID 800 Brosdwsy-H History VI New eherlsnd Or NrS'
YORK under the Dutch, by F. b. OI auagnan, ~ u Son
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History Of Georgia rom IL First Discovery by Rev
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S,es on fhe Eary Settlement Of the Northwest Terrific
~ by Judge Jacob burnett. / yol. svo. - 90
History Of the Origin Progress SUD CONCLUSION ~ vi
Forida War by Capt John T spsgue, L. 5 Army. vol
svo. illustrated. g % 49, o., , -. -
civil ana Milsry Life Of Gen WIN. Hull prepared from
- - - aut 1is
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TRENTON FALLS.
THEN
V- Near Utica, .

rY Near Utica, Sew-York.-The travelling pub
lie informed that the subscriber now ana has been Gu
ing the season, fully prepared 10 afford eomoraDls
sccOmmocaiion the above place. either BY The DAY or
week aus bts&HSW' N MOOhh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
lAS LIGHTS.

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED having been engaged for long
time In the Gas Lighting have felt the force OF the 90
prspisss VIZ Danger from FIRE, and the exceedingly
dlssgreeabe SMELL arising from the OSCILLATION " rosin 90
oil In the manufacture Of Gas These two objections hay-
hitherto deferred them from advising the erection Of pm
vale gas works except In nosted hudngs Ia The country
They now with pleasure inform the public and tnor manu-
f~cpnnz friends that IN their Gas these
two obstacles entirely removed, and they recon
mend lie erection ia Hotels and elsewhere perfectly
sAFg and free from unpleasant smell, well very eco
nomical-producng brilliant gss AZ small expense
A cheap, safe, and brilliant light for ote Foo,ie' an,
Public Buildings II Is uneQualed. Large CONSUMERS ~
oil OF gas invited call and examine the spp1slos
w " & @. continue ~ erect steam and hotw sef syps
ranls the successfully praciiecd ~ tnsm os
ing the past seven years Every Description o. s'sa"
water and gas hxtuIes and pipes, on hand - usus.
,vas owss ~ tohn-st N v.
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SnnlIen. &c.

july H. lat 81 i5 long - sna1ed ship Epaanonta tn
Boston Calao.
July 81 lat u o5 long '.na1ed ship Geo TEACHER 70
Boston inr Catz. -
July s6 lat - TO- long H. bark John Murray I'm Catz M Nio
Juiy ~ g. long Br brs Helen Mar, of and M Wind
.or IS, fs I'm NYork
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pRnnKIYN AEEAIRS.

S,-rposrn DrFALCArIoNs-C Considerable excite
men, hss been created in this City during the present
week in consequence of discovery that the hrm oil
Lewis 4 Stewart extensively engaged in the grocery
and ship chsndery business and generally believed to
be possessed of considerable capital had hastily left
their establishment and gone to parts unknown Isaiah
Lewis Jr the principal partner In the concern was Tor
mery in business in New York and retired as was sup
posed with a competency. II is rumored that he hiss
procured goods from various to the amount Of
several thousand dollars and that 10 eysde payment OF
the obligations thus contracted ne and his copartner
have fled the City.
CrIpARIE CARELEssNEss.-An lrishman was
nearlv killed Yesterday in consequence of drinking
quantity of camphene spirit gas, which was admins
tered TO him by druggist in South Brooklyn instead Of
some other preparation which had been prescribed for
him by his physician
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE.-A gentleman
named D. Gillespie, who formerly kept coalyard in
this CITY, has been missing from his boarding house for
eight or ten days. Dilgent inquiries have been made
by his friends in all directions, bu, they have not me,
with any success and 1t is feared that he has been
drowned.
MAD DoG.--A mad dog was killed in President
At on Tuesday night by man named John Basler who
resides in that vicinity.
MUSICAL CLuB-A Musical Club has been form.
"a in this City under the direction of Mr. Chas Beers.
! PoIIor.-James Moran was arrested yesterday
he osscer Wright on charge of violently assaulting
ofscer Burder He was held 10 bail In the sum OF sSo
= John Flanagan aud julia his wiie were brought
I,,s,ce peirce Cor trial charge Of sssaulting
b,,e Girl named Charlotte Hudson, who was amusing
hsrse by trudling hoop the sidewalk IN front OF
! Flannesan's shop Catharins ferry Inc accused
were hned $40
FcLtPsEs IN There will be seven echpses
this wear four of the two OF the Moon ana one o'
lsyi, Cs,s-,he latter total visible IN all parts OF me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

SACRED pIOHhmhS. 1880
NOW EXHIBITING At the SPLENDID NEW HALL
| $40 Broadway over Stoppsnis Bsihs.-HANlNd-
TONS entirely uew Grand Scripmra Dorsmss OF the most
magnificent Spectacle witnessed In New-fork WIN oe
opened on Monday, 3lsi Of july. - -. 49,, ..<,.,
CREATION or The WORLD AND THE DELUGE
Assisted by power fl Vocal aud Instrumental ACCOMPANY
menis. M,
Mr. H. Harrington has just completed magnificent Do
rama intended TO Illustrate the sublime spectsce VI ino
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
emu optical effects, all the progressive changes nun .e
Chaos and Darkness OF the Uniformed Universe unn 's
final peon Of the great work Of Creation rs descpeo
in the rs aud second chapters Of Genesis terminating VIVA
ADAM AND EVE IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN;
The Dorama the result OF long cherished Idea ana OF
fetine Of study aud experiment IN this departments tne
Ans III. the costly beautiful and perfect WORK OF the
Kind existing and combines lis exhibition the hshes me
ch.ncs ng enuiy with the most astonishing scenic effects
assisted by superior Poetry. Painting and Music
Scenery and lncldents-ChaOs the First Day Tie fir'
Ensnent the Second Day Dry Land, Herbage and FLOW
.rs Third Day sun, Moon and Stars, Fourth Day Crea'
ton OF Fish and Fowl Fifth Day Creation OF Animsls,
SIKH Day Garden Of Eden-AdsIn and Eve. VITA ths
completion Of tho abor the Creation the First Part OF The
Exhibition closes. -. -,,.
PART II-GRAND DloRAMA OF THE
DELUGE.
Tickets Is ceuts-Chldren half price, Doors open a, J.
Ctrfa ain ~ af 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
list PUBLISHED,

nR. II. BosrWICK's GREAT WORK on Diseases zee, "a
lisb.d bv gURGEsS sTRINGER co Ihis y wors
thai has long been wanted II }. The most iai and compete
- o,ed eoxra Wings. which deineste bis class u dis
49, IN coota ne 10 wood .npsvings well executed and
v,hing known sboct the modern treatment Of these dis
- been carefully recorded, and all the mos, spproscf
and formulas have been given fos sale Of ne
ee Of publication. and 81 the residence Of ths s-lbor -
Rrosdwsy. Pnce -. scl Iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
~ Ladies living In or returning from th'

GounTTy Whose has been DlFnIf DfUIZru OF I.tO'
cd BY the air assured mat Oy wsshg onc
carns clear white transparent and beautiful, while every
mark freckle or tan will be removed Mind ask for yost
SOAP sold only At 81 Chahamst y. Y and l5s fgnonst
ProOklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

Then et any lady who have had harsh or dry mar
se three bottles OF JoSEss Coral Hair Restorative and she
will have beautiful dark auburn, soft snEy uesses 80
mich admired in them OF course, mems hair VIII Dc
eoualy hesutihed Sold only 81 Chaiham-st New ork,
or 1872 Futon-st Brooklyn. au< NN&r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. ?,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,

Tickets Is constellation half price. Doors open a,
Curtain rises al 8 O'Clock. Ool ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
RARNg,Is AMERICAN ,,,Sct MgsEU s.oI,., !

-Four days only commencing WEDNESDAY, Angua2-
Splendid performances every afternoon al ). o'clock and
every evening at The manager has engaged for four
days longer the Belgian GIANT which 10 posuvey nus
APPEARANCE in New-York Also, CampbePs Ethiopian
Mnsrels Boa Constructor, three LIVING Orsng
Outanss Infant Vestris Msdemoisele Gertrude &c Adms
sion % the whole including Museum, performances 20 cs
children under 10 years and old enough 10 walk alone
Reserved front seats one shilling each, extra aux
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

DANVARD'S NEW PANUkAMA OF IHL WISoOUH
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS. showing country OF
hundred miles, beng by far the largest pant
ing n the world and VI the largest Rivers on the Globe, es
tending more than degrees Of Latitude Open every
los Garden 49, -,
Admissiou 50 cents, children half price. Psnorsma VIII
commence moving at ococx.
Afernoon performances Wednesdays and ssturdsy.a
ao;cIors jyS
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EXCURSIONS.
-.A GKAND COrILION ExCUR-

-N-AA GRAND COTILfON ExCuRs
s$dS-C SION around Staten Stand, on Saturday
Aug ), stopping AT BeddeIs Grove hNs
hours and returning 10 the city at O'Clock 7. ~
q. " WILLIAMSON respectfully informs his friends
and the public that there shall be- nothing wanting to make
this one OF the delightful excursions Of the season The
hne steamer NORTH AMERICA, q. w. Wtiansor,
Commander will ave the foot of Desnceys At O'clock
A. M; Mnkei.st al 81; Msn-st Brooklyn, II " hani'
mond At "a. Csnalst at 10, and Pier No Norm hse'
At I0 Tn. ScwYork Brsss Band have volunteered 'hen
Sc, Coior for the occasion. Tfckea
" cents, Children baif price. snt n