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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-09
LNEA1BEkS-CONSfAN1L on HAND AND FOR sA.R
II by GREENWAY5& HUDSON, lis Pearl street

MO CURE No PAY.-Dn. CosBirT, ~ DUANe ST..
IN OF Royal 60 Ige 4 Surgeons London. may 10
oou,utd d. lcate dsesses No matter how ns
YOU una ulcers The body or IN The hros,
mss Mains in the head bones n the legs raatcs ~
veneres diseases enables Dr. tooure
~ uorst form Rec cured four days
NJ mercury used Structures cured IN one or two weeks with
fcAiccb any pn. 1hoe individuals who have indus god In
habit stvcy te stored ~ health and
so,i.t cautioned not 10 10 deceived Dr.
removed hemeinbtr ~ Duare stss sopp se
Ir J.hrpfns
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AVA Ming Nov'r the entertainments will commences With
comic drama entitled QUEENsBUkY FErE-0iles FAiraad
MT Holland Countess kosedals Miss Clark followed by
0ensore MI Conover Esmea!dA Miss Mary Cannon.
which oJeIetta entitled the La DDEx OF
Mr. Hol and The Ser eh Mr. Reynolds; Suzanne Mary
Gannon n Warehouses de Vermont berta FOL
lowed BY farce entitled NATIONAL DEFENCE5-3imon
rowft Mr. Hol and Phoebe Mayduk Ms Niokinon. Doors
opfn ut half past ooock-curtain rises 1t o'clock.
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1nA MIG MAGNiFICENTSACRED
lOO the Creation and beea
with sdmrpg and delighted audiences for l00 nyht
They the magnificent and splendid specsoles
New York Abundance rs centa; VI Broad
| way waller street.
| NAPOLEON GRO SING THE ALPA-TIIIS GREAT HIS
IN horcal Picture by Dearoohe. exhibiting at the Ma
topa Academy Design of Broadway Leonard
street OPP from nine M. until ten. Pm Admission 2oc
season tickets. SIC.
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NHANIKAUT INV NATIONAL THEATRE, FORNeRIY
~ oSashsn.-Ihuisoay Evening November o. or NJ
Burke, the drama Of MukkELl TIE LAND
.us ny q Inrle Muirel W, Dawes. Sally. Ms W
faher Whitehead Mr. Burke To flowed by tho burosaus Of
Mr. NCCREEDY-Mr Hamlet Mr. fhanirai Mr. MoC,1redv
mr. rue; rat Mahony Mr. seyn Mr. Jockey mr. TnyIop
BETTY Mesayer; Constance Mr h,nman To 90 c,ods
with the Fair, called r INVISIBLE
BON eaIder Mr. c. Burke Blousabea Mira a. Uhapman ~.
AIRS Ais Mhs Doors open At 81 pertcrmsncet TO
-
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NIX rkEpLsICk KINCKiE. FORMERLY RESIDING
NI AT Canal and Elm sreets VIII bear OF
himself " calling at The sessr store
rort, We, cor Cagnl sud T. m streets, " T.
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MAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OF TIE BOMBARDMENr
lNl of

6cBurnins the Mexican brig n the
Loading and living cannon y mechanical fgures-Terrlbbe
bombu by day and nightEb
the into the city, all moving figures Miss pre-
the piAnofoe Lieutenant McDoi aid York voun
gives explanatory lecture Admission children
lalf prce Doors open half past 7Weines
day and Saturday afternoons at three.
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900 ."usss bs9.
he Creation and Deuge To accommodate ths rush
families will be
noon o'clock and evening until further
ng exhibition IN o'clock of Broadway
aIkers reet
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M tXIIO LII STRA1ED IN SERl Els OF MO STTRUTH-
WI fully magnificent and elaborate Moving Panoramic Views
under the immediate direction Of Mr.. r. Grain.
giving view OF the ates and picturesque represen
tation the aud romantic the line Of march
by the American Army unde the Of General
Scott Vera TO the City Mexico exhibiting ey,ry
evening" the aern' Of Wednesday and 81
Soppan Hail. Of Broadway and Walker
open O'clock The picture will commence moving at TX
admsson-Sirge tickets 81 children half
Tickets for gentleman and two ladies. 81. Family Ticket
PERSONS 81 T5 Reserved
till II, and from till Liberal
wi eehOnlA
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ID pieior Hitchcock. MaSaser Splendid performances
every s. aud evening O'clock Major tten.
se smallest humnn being earth either walk OF
stand alone Western Yankee The Sable
Brothers. pcrb hand Negro Singers Dn,-
&c. The Highland Mammoth Boys En- Boa Con-
strictor Living Oang Ouans FAIR Family Infant vestra
Wax Scripture Statrary Madam Rock we'll mos fortune
Teller ma, privately csnsued charge Of rs
the whole including Museum.
tie Fingers 60 Is cents children under
old enonrh wall alone 2 cents Reserved front
shilling each extra
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(,URTAiN NAikkiALs, CABBAGE LlNINGS, AND
PluhesCons ant receiving ny the .es aEr walls com
goodt. Silk Colt Velyets
ii nh colo N. florerees Sc frssohy 90
FaAs A. MARTIN T., inpor ers aud JobberS
Nilla'r street, near John.
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From Venezuela.

PoRro CABELLo, July -, lr4c.
have 70 inform You that portion OF the Psez,
rather Constitutional Squadron, composed Of eight
vessels, appeared of this harbor Tuesday the 9Th
instant causing much alarm 10 the Monagas party here
for fear that landing OF troops might be effected upon
the coast. Nothing of the kind however has occurred
The squadron has confined itself 10 the seizure OF
three -four small craft belonging 10 this port But
the principal object in view, IL l. presumed Is TO inter
cept three vessels Of the called Government party
now repairing at the Island eli Curscoa) their return
here.
The British mail packet Lame" arrived from 81
Thomas yesterday, and brings the intelligence OF
Gen. Psez being yet that island His views in refer.
.nee 10 future movements no; known the public
We have obtained no later from Maracsibo than
that communicated in my last
Il may not be smiss TO observe that the Constitution.
party continue to maintain a complete naval asccn.
dancy and IL Is not probable that Monagas will be able
to send out any force whstever against IT, at least for
some time to come.
Coffee at 4sE5lc. sales dull. indgo-None In mar
ses nominally ass ~ per ID Coiton-No sales ef.
oe'ed recently. Hides &c per 10 Cocos at SIS to $40
per fsness of ITO lbs VT Am Flour s6 sl7 for cash
IN ANAL Quantities Am. Butter size per 10. currency.
Am Cheese Sic per To- Business extremely duh
Cor. Jour. Com.
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HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY.

4 HIGH SCHOOL PkONOUNClNG DlCflONAhI
u n the English language, abridged from ne Alefceh
DictOnary Of Noah Webster Ii D.. Eih sceented seao
uaries Of Classical. Scripture and Modern GepsrhF eai
names By william O Webster.
tbs IL neat dudecimo vol1-e q 30 pages, and i DE-
gped ~ furnish for schools vocabulary u the more com
mon words which constitute the body q our LANGUAGE
with numerous technical Terms 10 the sciences and ats so
many words and phrases from other angl aees S.sn ~
each such psricpies al-o ID ecuFe have oe' l
serted Immediately after their verbs % Wei a. rose
are ireguar Or not u easy formation but mostly "l-t
defruOn their meaning may be easily oeolcel ioi PC
primitive under which they stand Irregular puras iir
owen In this also he pures 81 nouns IN ~ iler
being great tendency even among good writers 10 msspe
plgss ofths class Subi0ned the work also aeoeed
vocsuares OF Greek Latin and scnpllfe proper names
ana lin OF modern Geographical names, with heir pro-
nouncIs Axiom a. given by the Attest authorities
The photography and pronunciation IN ms volume are
mad. 10 correspond closely with the recent e1nons u Dr.
Websier worxs issued under the eOrsp Of Prot Good
rcn Of Yale College Published an for sale by, - -
iy8 HUNTINGTON J. SAVAGE. Zl6 Pesri-st y I.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

rsvnsDAY, August IL, ls4'

THURSDAY, August H. less.
~ At a Clam Picnic at MamaroHeek' West
.hs.,.r County on the 18th inst vote taken BY
the company for President and the result was as io
lows. ladies' and gentlemen all voting;
Ladies' for Taylor Is Gentlemen for Taylor
Isdses for Van Buren,. lGentlem'n for Van Buren,
4 aAes for cass....... 0lGentlemen for Csss..--.
The person who voted for Cas- the one who fur
nished the clans.
Mtrrrss or TIE SExToSs.-Anotber meeting Of
the Sections Of the City held last night in Fourth
avenue After one or addresses setting forth their
complaints the following ren.onstrance was read and
adopted
To fA Horsra5, coyon>y II h cay and County Ne YoSi
The undersizned Sections and Undertakers Of the
City OF New York would respectfully beg leave 10 call
your attention the pursued by some person or
oersons IN your Office In interfering with the business
which by right belongs ia every 10 the relatives Of
the deceased persons Who by the dispensation Of
Divine Providence, are brought 10 their notice They
would most respectfully ask your Honor that 10 pre-
vent the OF the difficulties above complained
Of the relatives Of deceased persons may enjoy thei
rights In these matters without interference on tee par
Of those connected with your Office Respectfully, &c
This the most important part Of the proceedings
with the exception Of resolution which was offered
rendering their professional tosptates 10 the report
ers in st,endsnce-whieb is supposed to mean a ma
hogsny coffin.
PorIcy.-Edward Haley was arrested last NIGH
IN the Park By officer Garland on charge Of pocket
picking Detained 70 answer. Oeer Acker last even
Ing arrested young named Alexander Campbell!
a charge Of attempting to rob the money drawer
Catharne COnrin, resident Of the Eleventh Ward
Thomas Thute taken into custody on charge o
stealing some large dagaerreotype pictures from Mr.
Lawrence's 10 Broadway.
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poRT or srw-YoKK. AUGUST Il.

AREIyED-Paess,.hP Wsu-,ef waInsI Lo1.o, .ae F
ob Ig = rsse o. John Grsu0r IN ~ g. 'n - "a m CT.
pary u-f Zip George fn irsrool lof Slofs aug on
c p-E snrEe gsfi,g -hr feet VII 300 hsn i4i rp.'
~ Harssrk IN ssrcssfie ior h1ofk en-,
P.ete,.hp sgendd Crawford, Hsvs July TO- md-s ~ "''n
Bs car.sa M Ponce Y d.. and noasses It Tho ?
Bark Carolina Godfrey Charleston d. cotton &C. 70 Durham a
re Drud ,ofE,.,po shasfra 81 John. d. humber and
Bre Fsi Pratt, ofFs Rerl Shaw Se~Por d. ~ had'
r. n,oissses ) Hsfhsgw. On,
srrr H4lioua Croven. fr0VncetoNn, rlecserel
Ser OREGON Posf Philadelphia corn and os's % X hlfs
s@tr Traru.e Rohoils Rondogt coal for fortsul0uih
selr foreas Clan. Phi sdelphls, gran, n WOLF -
SIR Esser Cooper Fsedsncsstarz wheat and honf 70 '-
Brofte-s
SIR Admiral. BAKER Westerly.
SIR C0-uslra sierrsiL Roud0ut. Tor ffpfifero~
sehr A Ostoru Rranrefh. Philadelphia
sfhr DAM Husseh. Bacon, Porflisri, stone
sefr M lowell Bebee Philadelphia. ior Mafi3Pns-ii
sfhr Ansconds. Marshall. Nilungfon.
srhr Houns Or10rn. Nor'oB A. % BedsI
srhr Tou. Wainwright North Carolina D g.
scir White smith. Nor'h Carolina d.
SIR Mar Isne Ofionle. N1riois. nds@
sloop James Laureuce. Fofihsm, Sag tar71r oh
eAIIFD-shr sr Robf PEEL London Nev Hsmpshr- LIVER
rooI steamer Amsn.oraa. Havana. rad others Wind ~
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENT on THE Z. !. HAILROAD.-On Wed
nssdsy morning Pleasure Excursion from Jamaica,
Springfield Roslin, Manhssset and Hampstead, for
Greenport and ssg Harbor, met with sudden dissP-
pointment The train Of ten and two locomotives,
with least five hundred passengers, while under full
hesdwsy ran into descending train, about six miles
west Of Greenport, njtsiDg the cars killing two per
sons and 'Vounding several The passengers waited
here In the bet without refreshment or food ten
hours when The train for NewYork up and con
veyed them back All this owing 10 an over eager
desire Of the engineer TO make quick trip and reach
smother turn before stopping. II is supposed he
did not the descending train, which had halted and
whose engineer was unhappily scalded 10 death
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a CARD.

THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK are respectfully in
formed that they can obtain Mrs. kIDDERs far-fsmed
Cnoera-morhus Dyseutery and Darrh9a Cordial Of The
following named drug ists RCsEon Cark Co ITO Broad
wav, and 10 Asior House; C. H. Ring 92 Broadway; 4
A. Me6kim, 81 Broadway J. J. Coddlngton- SO Hud-
son-st; Deac Co Psrk-rOw, and 5Sl Broadway, Eu-
gene Duputy 6oq Broadway; T Kiersted, 81 Broai-
wey; james Weir. 2S GrandsL The Cordial i 90 well
known and genersv used that long story i uuneces
ssry II Any uuacs 4sufe viii r. they obtain CIR
cusrs Of the sgenfs thAi Will give u directions for mzns
ing these diseases In every stage and form II = adapted 20
the youngest child the Oldest person. and he
the disease he better opportunity You have for witnessing
the wonderful power The Cordial possesses. Physicians
have ooked thrir dying patients with wonder and aston
ishren a. seeing them revive and become restored when
the SPARK Of life seemed 20 be cker and al hope Of
recovery had bed MRS. = hlDDEk,
y.s IN Inventor and Proprietor. 100 Coarl-sL Boston
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DISASTROUS FIRE.--Lsst evening" about half
past O'Clock, FIRE broke out in the fourhstory of the
Atnenssn Building, fnnklin-place. which burned so
pe'Ve sna rapidly that in short time the whole Of the
extensive edince was nenaced with destruction, and
notwithstsnding the alarm promptly given and as
promptly responded to by the fremen much valuable
property wss destroyed
Ins building was situated on the east side of Frank.
nn'pisce short distance above Chestnut ST. and the
extreme nsrrowness OF the alley prevented the fremen
ron operating as actively would have been bene-
neis Inc fourth story WAS totally unoccuped being
ased the one division a store room Tor ola lumber
and the other being 10 rent
IL was In of these store rooms thu, the FIRE
rated being doubtless the work Of anncendsrv as The
establishment was closed At an early hour in the evening
and this story was totally unfreQuented
Inc tnirdstory was used for folding and packing the
weekly psper published here 4le1andsr's Er5gess No
sfstu,-the whole establishment belonging TO Col
NsAsnaer' the veteran newspaper publisher.
~ soc tnfd'story there were also several valuable
nyersuhe and other presses beside stortrocsn f nj
ssIsse'c wood cuts and sslsole books az the mail
wv, p' 'he newspaper, and busiDess cooks OF the
saved ~ ~ f''F WIZ s"""
Ioe second story was used As the composing room OF
me paper and the Job printing oce The 6rst storv
the celebrated HesdQusrtsrs re ,hS IA e,,,
stories were greatly damaged the roof DESTROYED ma
the whole building much injured -
Col Alexander establishment was hornca On, -.
time ago and he hsd scarcely recovered from he a.
rsngeuent Of his business when this new shock ri,
upon him We believe him to be insured 10 the s,,nr,
81 his loss, although not eertsin The bupdipr
ls owned BY Mr. Winebrenner OF the late run of RohS
winebrcnner & Co. He is doubtless insured
tPhilad. North Am 18th
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WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,

100 BKOADNAl, BFIWFFN FILIUN ND UflI
STREETS. NEW-YORK
ry'HE SUBSCRIBERS invite The notice Of country mer-
chants and Others wish purchase books In guam
titles their extensive sock In al the departments Of LII
eraiure and School BO0ka
They the publishers Of SAUNDERS Spelling snd Read
ing Books, Wilson's Histories, Thonsons An.hmeuc',
Htcbcock's Geology Gravs Chem sry P0r er Rhetorical
Reader McE ligofs Analytical Manual and Young An
svzer The New Ors Chorsisi PsalmOf-i, school sing
er Young Choir Young M-O9isi and many other popular
WORKS All books wanted which not on hand are fur
nshed on shOr notice.
Particular attention viii be paid al orders from meT-
chants and private individuals sent by mail Otherwise,
fof Theological Miscellaneous and School Books. and no
pains viii e spared 20 COMP al sch orders % The salts
fscfiOn OF correspOndeufs
sna OF NE h NEWMAN 4 co. 100 Broadway
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Passengers Arrived.

IN yaeefsIfy V,aziaser ~ LonaonArtiur SILVER .ne sfy
Ne y yrrrsrs ", .terE isdy znd Children, Ms krra
gi.rg n P,1ss Arthur Bl Mr. 1syor, Geo B>nV-l m
Fsesdy Henry Ward, Tios Flower 49,
Resfs lssy and se,t Godfrey Mas s1d afy go ~
Pev q a WIsn-ou Yofs NJ Adele Irltean, ta.E,s a
SOresn. u " Poor and lsey n fsrlf@n p" ~
III snn Mr.. ScD0ugsi Of Moltfes N1'oN a ha'fe y
Adre ii P.r. By Azzg Zarct ~ Hougton q Pagan an
20 n toe sieefage a.. - d.. An
s-.r NJ fr.8s ssd hren Arsnis@n Fothnghsn 10
y7n A X Caidnon g Calsn, = M@Tlas " HhL T.
W 5rig Lsgnfia frgp G>roaC no1'go@ryf y Fit'
Trl,-eNe nd sfserae-
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| AWFUL MUkDER-Msgnere Powders FOR the
OBSTRUCTION OF Az kinds Of insects viz Cockrosches
MONS Ants Files Mosquitoes, Bedbogs and various other
Insects Also, Pills for the destruction Of Rats and Mice
within i've minutes sfier being thrown into their vicinity
warranted without poison Certificates OF Messrs Preston
Hodges, Carlton House Mr.. s. Thayer Cozzens Ameri-
can hotel and others Of the highest respectsbfy Price
50 cents each.
aus sw' z. LYON Co, 40 Broadway.
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~ rss.sssssssc u0UsATOsIC H.
a. -ssys.s:.,Afs RALLRoAD, Esaam

For Pirskeld North Ad-
ans Wilsmstown Remington Rutiand Lebanon Springs,
&c via the Housai0uic Railroad
SUMMER ARRANsEMEST--lOm Monday May
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt ]. Brooke Jr. vii leave
NevYork from the pier foot of Mskets daily, Srndsys
excepteiD at % O'Clock A NJ for Bridgeport where passed.
the eeg and commOdious the bOuss.
tonic Railroad arriving al the State Line he junction with
the Western karoadl At hslf past r ~ ~ lime 10 aks
with the cars to Lee Lenox. Ola SlOckbdge Curisvs
Winsed and Norfolk also, 10 Tdlchheld, Sharon WOOD
bury Danhury and Bethel.
LEssSos SPRsGs.-A line IL srrenged by which pssse1.
gers from NewYOrx reach this place BY day light vil
comfort sud expedition than BY any other route ssrs
lhrough,t 81 ~.
No agent Of this Company IL authorized 10 take charge
Specie, Bank hOss valuable papers, to receive en
for transportation % any conditions Freight received 8
the depot foot Of Markets. from O'Clock 70 0cori
L. 81 Positively not after that hour.
O. N. PERRY. Agent Office 90 the Pier
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CONVEYANCES.
- REGULAR MAIL. LINZ az
NrWEEN BOSTON AND NV Ynn 3

via SOnngion aud Providence
~ The Ferry Providence 10 now avoided byfhs NJ
Branch Railroad Inland Route through without charge 4
Carr OF Baggage, The steamers c. VANDERBILT fssa'
Joel Stone and CoNSEcTiCuTc spt Rchd Peek Ia COZ.
merton with StOrugon and Providencs Boston "a
Providence Rarosds leaving New dsiy SUNDAY, ~,
cepsed rom Pier North River, a. oclock r N AZ
sonng.or ats 0clocs NJ or upon the srrvsl Of the ~
rsn fron Boston These steamers are unsurpassed sp5
,ppdor ant comfort having each Of them 50 large ootr
doas pnvst. state rooms ssd berths for so pessoas b.
side srge pnvsie rooms for families and paors t.
steamers are ofcered by the most experienced snS
will shorten the passage between Sew-fors and Boscs
nom ~ to hours thereby arriving N simple time for eli ~
Inc. running from New.York North scatb and West Az
III the lines rom Boston, North I'D East
Ths COSyFCTICITT will leave New-York, ruests,
7hur.dsy and Saturday. Leave sioninoa Monday, wea
TIE c VANDERBILT will leave Nsw.Yorf, Mondap
"Wednesday and Friday. Leave stoaington Tuesday rnrs
day and ssfuId day -,
bsgesge-msster accompanies The steamboat trains 70
ard nom Boston TO charge 81 the baggage Pss.es
yer. Tor port leave a. shove >surcsy excepted .nf
s.msin on board the stonngton taking hreskfst
iSSysbs for and leave per the sccommot alton nsn a
NJ which connects a. Providence Win ne steamer "a
RY arriving At Newport Of II % A. NJ Fare TO Nr~poa
81 For passage berhs, siste-rooms or feise sppfes
non NAV Be made the Agents The wharf and a. he
orSce. 10 Bsf.ery-plsce. as
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COAL

TUAIs-l delivering the best peschOrchart ired
y ASH coal. vel screened a. The following how prices for
cash viz - 81 and and - from The yard
corner OF King and Greeuw chsts = cents less from boats
aus Inn PETER CLINTON.
TOAL.-Red or While Ash large nut - 81; Range.
Ssiove Egg = per ton rescreeued, from yards 3il
Bow cry. and Hammersy and Bedford SIS Less
taken from boats 30 CO. Less 10 csrtmen aud others
iv25 Sus JACOB WEEKS. JUS.
Of IN PER TON-NUT COAI-Peach OIC-ard,
OF ~ Red Ash. snd Scbuyki " hie Afh, Tor sale Al
the above low prce; large size snd oevered screened
from he yard. Apply 10 Z. STOKES DiCkEhsOS
siu iU7 Anlhony-sf Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DrBLlc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, ~. Nassau street
N0tr- h~r-ty tle relatives and 1-rto n RONAiNE
BRINYILLE oi Franc- ofte CITY nj N~ iork.
dre1s-i alc -i Oh have died interstate III a. shall
anr .urrgsf- ~ - Counfg Of N fo FOR al
aron sst the iay
SEPTEMBER ne1f o1ck The fr-no0r-Datei N-E iork
alrurt d Ists JAMES 5. IHAYER
an AWE P1bhc Atmrstrtar.
DTBLIC ADNISisTRATORs OFFICE ~. 7 Ss-.1a-s,r--i-
Notice h~r-tF gwen IL relatives and Of I'm % PHILO
ANDREWS of liz C'y u New for retean deceased. md
Eho alleged o. have DID interstate Inst sha sppy tie
ge of County ~ N- Y1s r,f-r. tnsrat.1n upol
D. n M i;h da ri SEPTEMBER
lck l i--larnD Dated N~s fork. August J. l.4s
sui -awfr JANE. 5. rHAiEk. Pubhc Administrator.
pUBLic ADNISlsTRAroRs oFFIcE, No. 7 Sas.aa-st-Na-
h@rrbF gwen. 1 he relatives and OF An ri HENRY
MORRIS, native ~ EuEznt - of IT, Ciy cf N-e Y'rt o.
ard Etc a-grr O. nave f-d rf~af ef n
ne le.a;e. tsrss Of he Pna1 Ail.frrf1f vi b.
a1-r-d ard ispose oi b sccoriE - ln-s tho
b. ct By zsli atlstrafor u Ls 1-tse
b. - 18Th tsy % August nert-Dset N-E Yort July g.
us 1aEsF JANIS :. THAYER Pubhc Atn1i-fra0f.
DuBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. 20 TSss-als,--Sotc-
sef-tJ -n q ~ fslirss ani nsH Of I'm q JOIN AHkRS,
at- 81 siTaunsh - i--as-t and rho a-t % laTe si
at..tete iht a aPFy % s s-Esi- q ue coun q S-e
l1rs ,1r t-sr n s-frto1 upl estate Of - sad
~ -i,h t q August Al tn es he orsnoonDaiei
N-E i0fk. July IS lsts
Us assa~ JANFs : THAYER Psbi.c Asun.ai.-ra,nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18

Gays CANCUALAGUA-T invaluable and
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Diseases winch may Be Traced 10 constipation Of ne bowels
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making known % Physicians and inyAlids who may be
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
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For PkssENsERs-Leavs New-Yofk from the foot 4
Dg8nest) at O'clock AN. and O'Clock. 81 for Pee
mont, Blauyeitve. Carkstown, Spring Valley, Mousey
Ramapo Monroe Works Turner's Monroe, oxford. Chet
ter, Goshen, New-HamptOn, Mddlelown, How0lls OnS
Vile and Port Jeryis.
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allowed 10 each passenger. No freight taken by =
passenger trans
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barges Samuel Marsh Henry % ydsm, Jr end Dunkirf-
Leave Port Jeryis At 9 An; Ousve, Al 10 AN. NM
detOwn al III AN. Goshen al y NJ and Chester i2l NJ
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ming expressly for that purpose.
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