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June 6-dGclaftNUv.l0

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IN CHANCERY.-VI :-in the Circuit Couiloi
the United States for the Fourth Circuit and EASTERN
ID strict Of Virginia, May 10Th, 1875:
Alexander Brown and Patrick Brown, Executors
Of James Blown deceased, who was surviving nseou.
tor of William Mitchell, deceased. who was sIIr.s,ns
Executor If Robert Baine, deceased, riain"hs
against ~.
James Hopkirk aud others, creditors OF Robert balhe'
deceased, and others, Defendants,
Upon The motion Of the plaintiffs, il appearing 70 ls
Court thai Edward Brisbane NAMED in the md
a. Supposed creditor Of Robert Baine drceasca ill.,
decree of June 2ist, 1863, has failed for more ina.
thirty eight years, appear and prefer CLAIM re-
the estate and that no step has been taken by any
d,or of Bnin- for many years past the Court don o.uo
this suit be dismissed unless the said Brisoan A.
the creditors or some Of them. provided for By sa,u y"
cree OF tn, als of June 1902 but who do not appea,
have received the sums directed TO be paid them ~ .r
said decree show cau.e 10 lie contrary thereof on "a
before the first day Of the next terms And IL is ofoe
that copy Of this order be published IN one o. ,o by
the newspapers published IN me city OF kichn''' =
the plaintiffs Copy-iesle, -,
May 3D--cw3m i. Mayo, lf'N
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4U,UUU DULLHRS
snsquehanaa Canal Lottery No. 90, 10 be drawn at
Baltimore on Monday, June lith 1918. IS Nos, I3
drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize of Sin 900 % prizes of 81 600
~ 5000 30 /" 5O0,Sc.
Tickets Sl2; halves G; quaters g.
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3. ~. .Szatry "a Co.,

Ticketssl0; halves 5; quarters 50. A certificate
Of package OF rs whole Tickets Sl20-shares in pro
portion.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.

10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 8, TO be drawn
al Baltimore Saturday, June a4th, 1913. rs Nos, 90
jratp
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ere we're also ssles Of aO4 sidss o.k t.nued, .. le

There were also sales Of s04 sides oak tanned at 16
a.
MoLAssrs-we heard Of but one trausaction-1oo
hhds c ubs Muscovado, at 10 q zoe, mos.
NAVAL SToREs Of all descriptions without move
mept and dull Some smal lots Of spirits were dspos
Cd OF st 341sc.
OILs-We have nothing new to notice In linseed. A
sale Of 200 baskets olive made at about So rs.
PRovIsoSs-Sales Of only 200 bills Of pork were made
at $l1 37k for and 50 for prime the market was
firm. Lard-SaIes Of about 800 bbls made ut ~
7Zc Sales $50 bbls hams and SO hhds do we're made
at 6hc Beef-The market for continued drm,
while prime dull Butter-There more
inquiry for this State which quote at 10 16c for
good lots. while Ohio remained at 10 1885,
RIcE-The market continued firm with sales Of 200
casks at So 31l4 a SO So per 100 lbs.
SrEARINE-l5,000 lbs prime white changed hands at
$40, and parcel Of very handsome at $40
SueARs-Hhds were active day, and prices steady
sales embraced 500 hhds Surinam for refining at 3sc
leo do Cuba Muscovado at 81 4sc; and $50 boxes
brown Havana at a sac, all mos
TEAs-Wthin few days some 500 packages green's
and blacks have been disposed of at full prices.
WHIsKEY-Sales Of 200 bbls made, including
Ohio, at 22Hc, and State prison at 23c.
WooL-The auction sale TO- day comprised rs bales
washed Buenos Ayres at okc; - do do at ese "a do
Mestizo, including washed and partly washed. at 80
a l21Sc; and 116 bales sheep skins at 1914 2l4c, 8
mos Some private transactions took place, but
could not trace them.
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he had bssn managed his driver having violated the
rules only the stretch but throughout the heat
On the announcement Of the decision Of the judges
Of applause heard in all directions
and IL will be well for the turf II such independent
be always appointed to all that responsible Office
This heat was made in 6:5. Had drivers not been
changed there doubt but that the result Of the
race would have been different judging from the dis
heat.
The following is q summary Of the affair -
James Whelplsy named b. g. Manhattan. 1
A. Conklin named b. g. King Of Terrors, 80. 2
Time-6:47, $50, SIS
Between the above heats, match for S400 two mile
heats in harness, between &. m. Lady Randolph and
.. Nell Gwynne, came of, that ELECTED the admra-
tion of all present report Of which win be given to-
morrow
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GRAND EXCURSION AND COTILLIOy PARTY. on

nR Ros1WICKS COURSE OF LECTURES ON sly
~ Th tosed Saturday evening last They were listened
to throughout with the profound attention
audience and must have gratifying
occasion After receiving the thanks Of the audience
and n c in which lac had himself and his
SUBJECT Mr Mehen called to the Chair Dr.. ONeil
made motion that the class their opinions
elect OF such lectures. Mr. j. r. Van Epps
time had when the subject should he
light IL was In the physical in the civil thousands
that
gression aud they penalty man was unfit TO
lie American unless he extent his doctor
OF law medicine and divinity The the people
structure of the human SYSTEM the less liable they i'm
given by scientific that children might
fundamental principles In visiting thirteen
schools he had noticed defect in
alarming than this. touching the laws that govern
OF Lectures has produced healthy and moral
youth OF the which
depaNed wicked appetite Mr. Payson Van Epps Chairman
the Committee appointed to draft approprato fsuon
ported the following: Resolved That We recognize in Dr.
Boswick sbe aud scientific surgeon p.e.emineny a tied
TO elucdae the subject npon which he ting
Resolved That the facts alarming and astounding
~ Dr. H. In hls lectures and able treatise published
should 10 carefully studied by parents with
view OF eevating the morals Of country the
nifty OF human nature Too long have listened the
leave this untouched and be gutess raise the
wernng That Price Of his
nvauab works venereal and seminal diseases Boswck
deserves the gratitude Of his fellow and Thousands will
Of his expositons terrible lesson the misccs
ndulgenoe-Resolyed, That DR. b. Is respectfully requested
repeat his course OF lectures at his earliest
mittee j. PAyspN VAN EPps DIR. O. r. O'NrtI A CARE
The above resolu ons received with the
sasm, and adopted with nd anmous G. with mo-
ton that the committee publish the preceding
papers SIS they might DR. bostwick his thanks
for the compliments paid him, and the meeting adjourned
Zee
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Died,

On the Sd instant. DEBORAH WHARTON, only child
of Commodore William J. MeCluney, U s. Navy, aged
years months and II days
The friends OF the family, and Of her uncle Geo. w
Lee. respectfully invited to attend the funeral
without further invitations Saturday afternoon at
half past o'clock, from the residence Of her father
No 81 Livingston street, between Hoyt and Smiths
streets Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
On Thursday afternoon, the Sd instant, JOHN G.
CLINcH, in the SD year of his age.
The friends an d relations Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
Of his IN, Frederick Cnch, No. 81 Third street
this affernoo the 4th instant. His remains will
be taken to Gree Ewood for interment
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disposed gives pleasure
%s s Of h
n a M % Co s s &
house comfort and pleasure In accordance with the spirit
oss
81. 10 their en-" on B 81 in OF %
Volunteers that those gallant were indebted
literally furnished that the credit srroneousy
U e Nj o IL a s tn %
the and will venture will BE- atal
hn may always found At his sal0on praise.
$500 Reward Mean Outrage.-A,I the ,rge
s am at
Mxs and Mrs Trips torn down this city Thursday
rogue See fs cf!e Nassau sssS'n
Carps ting, Floor OIL Cloths, Hearth Rugs,
&C. per cent prices at the CARPET
XNDERSoSs splendid assortment Of Table Piano and
Stand Covers arlor Mats &c. &C. call only to
satisfy those about purchasing.
The New York Phoenix Coal Yard, 14a
Elizabeth street near Broome street. New YorkHENRY r.
Sor4 Ar CO. especially to the citizens Of New
ans sosb G.
Co. a s Of they
the lowest market rates In prompness in filling orders with
Ssps and y they mot be found Those
Orders forwarded by any of the City Dispatch Posts will
trenton Fails, near Utica, New York The
travelling public is informed that the subscriber has
beer during the usual fully prepared afford eomrta
BILE ommodaon at the above place. either by the
week. M. MOORE.
The "Richclleu" Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens sold by E. WATSON CO.. No. Is Wall street. the
Cold Pens and Cases Of whoe and
retail at the lowest prices Gold pens repaired.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
get good Boots Shoes and Caters At Jones' IA
the Museum. His best French Boots 81 So second quality,
from SIS 30 to 81 Congress Boots. from So 30 to s.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New BEDFORD Or MARKET, July 31.-Sperm-We
ported to be at csc, which s decline of 70 per gallon
from previous sales sale of 1000 gallons unbleached
winter sperm was made at l10c. Whale-There Is a
fair demand for whale, and prices are well sustained
The sales Of the week Include parcel of 14O0 bbs NJ
W. Coast private terms 500 bbls of which sub
sequently at 34c 800 bbls at &c. and bbls
at 84c, cash. Whalebone-There is some inquiry but
we have heard of no transactions Large sales in New
York at 23c.
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The Weekly Herald,

The Weekly Herald will be published ut nine o'clock
tomorrow morning. 1t will contain all the important
and interesting news of the week.
As the mail bags of the steamship United States,
Capt. Hacksta for Cowes and Havre, will close in this
city at o'clock, edition, in French and English,
will be published at eleven o'clock.
Single copies, in wrappers, six pence.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BosroN, August $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 80 J6si
shs Boston and Providence Railroad Boston and Maine RR
los IS Boston sS, W9r r. 1874 Fan River RR 70 IVES
East Dos Diydends No 6zs; boston Wor RR TX per
ct adv lowell do 10 do; 30 Boston Maine do @ a Con-
Fails Manuiao Co. s2eo 10 Boston Ins Col per Ct adv
20 S2l4 1000 Loan 81 1885, 6s 6S 2 DO 80
l POO do do lo2; % Reading Railroad 1886 400 Ire
Notes 6s lO3 Second Bodrd760 State Co. 1923 do S.
Bank, Kentucky 81 1000 u g. Loan, 81, 1854 600 Lee
high Coal Scrip, 7SH 25 Morris Canal, Q.
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Married.

At Newtown, Ct., Sunday evening, both ult :,
by Rev Jasen Atwater. HENRY BEERS GLOVER, Esq, to
Miss T.. MARIA BLAKsLEE, daughter Of William Biaks.
lee, Esq all of Newtown
On August I'd, by the Rev DR. Wainwright JOSEPH
B. FIT, late Of Demerara, to FRANCES JOSEPHINE,
daughter of the late J. p. Carroll
On Wednesday evening, by the Rev II. Low, Mr..
ApoLrHus REysoLps, Of Westchester, to Miss HANNAH
MARSHALL.
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TT'HE FISHING EXCURSION OF STEAMER JACOB BELL
The passengers board the jacob Bell the
Fishing Banks on Thursday August 3D. would return their
thanks to Captain Richard Yates for his ndegae
items in searching for and finding the best fishing ground for
his endeayors secure the comforts and his friends who
panied hin.
Resolved, That in the knowledge of all board they
never known SO large quantity OF fish taken
sion, by the same number of persons
Resolved That recommend Captain VIM Yates and his
good boat the Jacob Bell to all who intend visiting the Fishing
Banks for good fishing and polite attention
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in the follow
ing arers:-Heiald, Tribune, and Sun.
THOS. WINSHlP, President.
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s Ss$Ri $sss,,: a ss. u '% s 9.
E FsiT fsir ne: IS az 5S.1s e x

FREioHTs-Rates to Liverpool remained about the
same Parties were disposed to wait for the arrival of
later foreign news due by steamers before making
engagements to any extent small lot of rosin was
engaged AZ is I'd We quote cotton at 5-32d For
4d q AID was demanded There was some demand for
freight to ireland. -
FRuir-Anong the parcels disposed of we noticed 600
boxes dry raens at 81 50 80 casks Zante currans
1ci 30 bales Languedoc almonds at 1910 I2sfc; and
400 boxes damaged emonsby auction at 81 O6x $144
The lemons cash. - v
HrMr-we report sales of 100 bales American dew.
rotted at $135 $140-usual time ~ WY
HIpEsThere have been sales Of 600 dry Southern at
&c cash. and 20 bales Buenos Ayres cuttings at ic six
months
LINE quick at 72c.
LEArHER-About IL 900 or 900 sides hemlock tan
ned were disposed Of to-day by auction, at liz 121
for light and middle weights; IL 1875 for heavy do
or lo1s for good damaged; and o. for poor do
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Increase, july 1s4S, ............ S3,3sO IS
This increase equal fourteen per cent 1t will be
that the bulk of the increase has been in the
ceipts from passengers.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts Of the
New York. Harlem and Albany Railroad Company, In
each Of the first months in each Of the past five
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CON n ERCIAL APFAIRS.
IONEY MARKET.

Thursday, August SO p. nj.
The business in Wall street is rather small now-a-
days. in consequence of the weather and the alb
of many of the operators There is very little
variation in the prices Of the stocks sold OF the ope
ratons this morning there change from the
rates of yesterday morning. in ,Treasury Notes Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad, Morris Canal, &c. Har-
lem Railroad improved 4; Long Island, 9s Pennsylva-
MIA fves, q.
There an Improvement of 4 in Harlem, at the
second board
The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month Of July, in each of the past two years,
annexed -
NEW York ERIE RAIL RoAp.
Receipts for July, 1S47-Freight, S13,069 81
Passengers, 10,722 03
-s2S,791 "a
Receipts for July, 1S4S-Freight, S14,O2O IS
Passengers, 49, 1852 II
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MIR AND MRS ARcnERs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG

MIR. AND MRS. .ARcHERs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
3 Academy ay stse r ns .
on the st Monday in September Uder their droc
building which viii sea, Pog as
s nc TO s ssanS lar
npmer The location Of this INSTITUTION gives Il advantages
pupils Tie last years has nveaged about year
x and dsng the last year i not sdtha
this goes TO show its perfect heal hu1ea 1t central aud
The Professors all the useful and tai branches Of
education are at hand Professors Of music Of the first Ger in
individual; Of the highest standing The community
viii HSsf AsS a SAg
family ms Sssh'aSS :" sasns
entirely in cc1ye1a,ion the dspTtmeDt q
,eenee, win deliver course lessares drag The term
BEAUTIFUL experiments Mr. and Mrs Archer will be present in
q The whole establishment The Of nsti
tniion enables the Principals afford these advantages
a sysraran of ps while they avoid the evils
eighteen pupils to each fho TERMS for he shss
ss' S 'nS r an 9n sSs
ay sssSS are s PER S 5 s
Iles hti1scp n i%assn fS Rev. .ys q sSs
VA Hon Bagly, An Hon. W L. sharhcy, Miss; David
N9TaiCEmTME coorARTNERsnIr IEREroFoRE Ex.
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs Of the late
~ sa. " "'n De Lnand' Wn IuIiy anthorised
lev Hew S Srk, Isl august n isia WIN. DE LAMAND.
window Shade ar F .no business oil IT nspareSt
Ernaduov ' A"i"e' ~ W w, o nr s'tnu, 70 100
s. Wv. 10 LaaANp.
4,s VISITING THE cTTyPLrEp WARE
were Albata Forks spoops Sa Nc ,tS 'nma
m & 81 Of ss s at ss 1 Rs s
The New York Furnishing Hardware Store No $50 Broadway
ey,e,, ', 1,oo,"e ..,ee& DanIEL DElAVAN.
EOa THE FIRsT TINE AND NOT THEN TILL STRONG
The pSorreor has he ,ore naneeJ 10 T. H. sr H., Ky
the Nethoselah Pills for % Bronchitis ASTHMA coughs
ove Pills ~ GRIND street raer e dr;rn stra nc Vi 'he
CUBA S EaARs-7ocoo CUsA sEcARs. FAyoKITE
~ brands, just received. and for sale. by
-- h'.>,>s : De"i'o, % 'oueA So eee
pATENT LEATHER, HAIR SEATING, AND QUTLIS, IN
~ .sr orr ~ orn,yo .Sn r,,.S,r,a.
hay surru0Ss effects to dispose Of such
for s s noSs e pd r oss e for o the
erwise, VINO VIII attend at their residence
Ladiesattended to by Mrs Levenstyn. ~ - '"'N
no n.unr.,- --,.,,,,.-.-.. -. -..
practical sneer has been employed for the last
Sea srd sha IN I railroads
Europe lie furnish testimonials Of the highest and
would have no objection TO part Of the where
his services might DO required Address VIM BEWLEY Civil
Engineer, eA1s g. BE" soo,ssw 9rA, ------
M osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To THE MARRIED
Private ne%ea rsnS Married
getting copy whether or Unmarried ahosrb ID is n
which should be known tbe HAP
can discover the causes and ths most ciep, r,ns
IVA m.s mGae 81 cure p IN every case For sale ~
s9 ZelerS c. Chestnut, and Third fha
receipt Of ST. copy wifi be- transmitted by mail free Of POSTAGE
va. 70 " se y, "a states AZ letters must DC addressed
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MEDICAL oFrIcE-DR JOHNSON. 10 DUANE STREET,

MEDICAL oFFIcE-DR. JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET,
A near Chatham street well known the successful
The in Sos ia 81
have existed for years Is pre- eminent elect structure
bones the legs cured Consstution sf W weak ana
BROUGHT on y secret habit INDUCED in by causing
in diet, or prevention from business y
ousE AND LOTS FOR sALE.-A DESIRABLE oCA-
situated the bank Of the Hudson river about one and hsk
is ami. q almost mos q:
desirable information Wing upon either ofthe su6srbsTs
H 9bf56o atsF Fd SIiit S'' cr...-.
T .ANDs FOR sALE-IooOo ACRES OF LAND LOCATED IN
~ the state Of Tennessee laid out in farms Of from 100
lands and healthy location They win be sold IN suit
5 an = acre. ORE on T s s" viS
@ up stairs stating pam az fas a. ny
VShE SUBSCRIBERS, WISHING TO RETIRE FROM nU-
willing TO dispose Of the Stock Good will and S
Market Mark q % pr1 Ss
and Sixth the custom Of tina, KIND o.
sequenty terms easy An opporun ah As this seldom
n,s itself and should 30 y ssnsmen dssrous y
EDWIN MEREDiTH Co.. Is4 Market st., PhlA
FEor THE SOUTHERN ADVERTISER Ri INTERESTING
20 Is no ss 81 s1a the Dass
tender infant Very few any eas b found that passed
nm
um, Summer Complaint, produced BY test,rS a. SKsr
which, in too instances terminates either in death
paired uton tits confidently believed tia. mors
children die annually from this than ali other compainS
The question at once arises why thss The hand
compliant soss usually had in h. psss cshsr
tics TO cleanse the bowels followed with preparation Of
opium such as paregorc audanui IKE Which, by son-
slant often produces GAon placing selttIs
dee ssrer snce Of hundreds who have already proved
ms knd Will most sssuredly show that psc
adapted TO HEM IL Is recommended BY distn.
usoed physicians as the Great Southern Remedy Sold by
-, Aba d. SANDS, corner William and Fuiton sta
nd" CHAs. H. RING. corner Broadway and John .t.
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OPEN TO ALL TIE woRLp-eREAr ST. LrcEp

OPEN 10 ALL TIE WoRLD-6REAT ST. LsGER
whom ne hrs horse is drawn 70 receive f2oo the second
horse foOO the third horse fl0 be divided among par
ties drawing The Starters Elo0 the like among Nom
Starters tlp0 Sweepstakes No. 22OO0 Subscribers at 81
each-firt horse EuO; hersc, G50OO third horse
SaooG divided among Starters. f$oc divided among
Starters E3O sweepstakes No. $1,000 Subscribers at 81
eacifirst horse f4W0 second horse, f2UN third horse
aAVG starters E2OO; divided among Non.Sarters E2UG
Parties deous OF securing CHARGES her
Hss are requested to make early pIcaton each sweep
ing will be advertised in the Times "Bels
don daily papers To give ladies opportunity of taking
shares scrip will be issued in initials the option OF the subcr
bers All communications to insure attention must contain
remittance Foreign orders made payable London;
All letters mut be addressed Richard Ncos and James
hnson Temple Square, Ayesbuy England Tho third horse
be decided by Bells Life" Prizes paid day after race
les 10 cont The will be at Doncaser I4th
Of September lSiS To prevent aud scrip will be genuine
unless the letter containing IL bears the Aesbury
Subcrbcs wishing send Bank Notes had better halves
by different postS ..
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NOR SALE-TWO NINE PASSENGER POST COACHES
known the Howard Hotel Coaches perfect order Will
he sold low for Of Also wheel Cab in good
order Enquire 1873 Duane street.
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TTo THE AfrLIcTED-TnIs REMEDY FOR SECRET
u diseases puts all competition at defiance. The mira
culous has effected almost beyond belief but nv
ing at the Office Division can be shown where
persons having given all hope have been 20 hah nv
unns enc yiafcf Dr. Hrn.crs Red Drop -
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NOR BAVRE-TO SAIL THE FIFTH OF AUGUST
IL touching ut Cowes The well known Steamship UNITED
STATES, Captain VIM c. Hackstaf, brrthe, 1900 tons viii
leave for Have on Saturday August 5t and will torch
Cowes land passengers and letters The United States will
Davre for New York touching Mt Cowes
Of September. For freight or passage apply to
CHI. MARSHALL, 81 Burling Slip
LANE, HANSON co, Paris.
A. c. SMITH co, Havrc.
Barring, BROTHERS " co, London & Liyerp1.
j. r.. CROSkEY, SOUTHAMPTON.
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nor NEW oRLEANs-LOUIsIANA AND NEW YORK
lire of psckesPos lively the first and regular racket
TO sail or before Monday August 7u The
splendid fast sailing packet ship GERTRU Capt Sherman is
loading Orleans wharf foot Wall street. aud having
nearly all Of her engaged will probably be full this day
Shippers by this ship that they
by any other. For freight Of pods passage
having splendid furnished accommodations apply board AZ or
leans wharf foot Of Wall street, or to -
f. X. COLLINS, rs South street.
Shippers will please send their bills Of ladng in mmedi
atey Agents in New Orleans Messis Bran Crccvy who
will promptly forward all their sdrcse The packet
and nail on her regular day.
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nv III. REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q FOR A
w short time only Banvars Double Mammoth Panor
ma ot the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country Of
twenty three hundred miles being by FAR largest painting in
the world and OF the largest Rivers extending more
than twenty degrees OF latitude Open every evening
rama Hal tS broadway adjoining Niblos Garden Admission
10 cents children half price, Panorama will commence moving
ats o'clock Afternoon performances Wednesdays and Satur
day at 3 o'clock = '~''N"S "'"A'
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-P. ?. BARNUN

liz nnNU . AMEK1CAN MUSEUM-P Z. BARNUH-
nsday Thrrdsy Friday and Saturday August second third
hapast3 o'clock and every evening Manager has en-
gagged for four days longer the Belgian is positively
hs last in New York Campbell Mnstres
Boa ccns,re95 Three Living oang Ousanga In
Highland Mammoth Boys The Giant Baby Admission to the
whole including Museum Performances &c. 70 children
under years old walk alone I2
Reserved front seats, chilling each extra. = - -
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The New York Phoenix Coal Yard, 14a

Trenton Falls, near Utica, New York The
travelling public informed that the subscriber has
beer during the usual fully prepared
bic at the above place. either by the day
week. M. MOORE.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE IN
urance Company New York August 3d. lS4S Dividend
per for the last six demand a. the Office
Of the company, No. " Wall street. d. UNDERuILL,
Sccrpta