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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NIBLos Aston HoUsE-This Is the house for comedy
The Pscdss Vsndsrho Seton. Nache and host Of others
appear In Shsridsn's " Schoo for Scandal Tomorrow
eight Hscse appears in two Of his popular characters This
give charming variety To the entertainments u The week
rumsred Opera Will once reign here We hope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
r {. KEMP. Aueuoneer.
4 ARCE TRADE SALE or PAPER HANG-

C. KEMP will sell II suction on WEDNESDAY, Aag ~
Al Nasssu-st opposite the Cnsisn hog.e BY eaNosuc'
10000 rolls Of ground and stained Paper Hsnsnxs
Borders and Curtains comprising some Aepserns. ard
very srge handsome assortment, hch viii Do found
well worthy the attention Of the trade. VII.
5000 rolls very rich, styles satin ground
1000 do satin ground and colors good s,ylcs
$1,000 do medium quality stained very handsome -
sortment of patterns
1900 do low priced stained paper hangtngs.
1000 do curtains, assorted siylee
1000 do borders. assorted patterns.
The whole ne sold without reserve. Samples VII %
exhibited ylth Catalogues days before he sale aaltd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

~ A HUYKER DEMossTRATION was made on
Saturday evening at Tammany Hall, the state of the
weather having prevented the contemplated meeting
the Battery. VIM. BEACH LAWRENCE appointed
chairman, and number OF resolutions offered by
VIM E. Carpenter Esq, the following of which will
serve as a specimen:
Resolved, That the press administration Of the general
government redeemed the pledge OF 1874 That the
duct OF the civil wen as the military operations OF Inc
government has reflected high honor James X Polk,
respective departments and that they entitled TO the
thanks and continued confidence OF The country.
Hon. Mr.. DICKINSON then delivered address which
was intended to demolish the Buffalo platform plank
by plank and those who stood upon it. he compared
the Convention to a cabinet of mneraogy and Its nom
inees to a cabbage and Goldfish His remarks were
interpreted with choice quotations from Byron and
other poets, in the style OF the Mississippi Foote
Another Dickinson from Ohio also made speech,
followed by Washington Clark Mike Walsh, &c. after
which the meeting adjourned.
MYsrERious.-A few days since while some
workmen were engaged in removing pile OF mshoga'
ny logs from the yard of Messrs Duryee Co Of Co
lumba they found secreted number of charts quad
rants and other nautical instruments Of considerable
value How they got there no one knows, unless as
some suppose they put there by some Of the off
with blacks that lately lowering around the
docks in the vicinity of South Ferry, and as rumored
sailed to Nassau New Providence with large quantity
OF goods supposed to have been obtained in contra
band manner from several merchants of NewYork and
Brooklyn 1t is probable however, that they were
stolen from vessel by thieves and secreted there
lY- The u S. Mail Steamship Hermann Capt.
CRABrRKE sails this morning at II o'clock for South
ampton and Bremen She has large list Of passengers
and is in splendid sailing order.
ACcIDEST.-A horse attached 10 a milk wagon
belonging to Mr. Baker Of Flushing away yesterday
afternoon in Msrket-st overturning the and rain
ing shower of milk in the cutters little girl daugh'
ter of Mr. Hyatt was slightly injured by him
FUNERAL.-The members Of the Operative Ma
yesterday formed into long procession, with
band of music at their head pay the last solemn rites
one of their departed brothers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
FOREIGN Ports.

Arr a; Faysi g. sch Mara Rogers, ~ hroof IN oAA
sih ult brg H.fsinser. Brown, Boston ,.. .. D..
Arr At Bahia a bars Erpeeta, Harroa, Baltimore va fe'
lannuco m s.v.
Martins let sh FsrsE How and 70, Boston ~ OF G.
Thomas. bark Due dOreans feAIns, " -
Br~s 10 i.y cargo Of ship Taihs-se
lgn~s. Cutter SYork wtg frezht brig 81 AndeN M
Bsltinor- a days; scbs Wm Bryant Dosos, - -
b-th CITY on barn lfms, Wsuer, 81 1
shr CoDcori, Butler, ~ Nook, 9Th
Auat Quebec. 18th bart Be-, Nun, Bosina a.. pt
AT john sB 18Th. brys Jane Allsoa, Tor Nio.'" Nf
Or Bos,on. schs Brothers. DO DO.
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n r. y. Measher Club OF the Cry OF New.
weekIy meeting Al their h.sdqu,rers ysnxha Garden So
loon tuesday evening Aug p o'clock fof the pur.
N he Directory Of the f1end. OF friend,
~ ~ 7. Y. MEAGHER, President.
JOIN KAvAxxAGH Secretary
JAS T. B.RRY, Treasurer. s1zi ]nA
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DIX SIS 7. I. prrm paIrcns Der Berltiow
batsu auf SrplsrIrm ets Proc. extras. Blum,
noie Nsara GatbOrina 9uhlnann, GET. ehldssr,
cum curaiore ad Item, alls'rln, 9tssn fHrsn
9hsmamn Sebann biurih 5rIeerih Snb'nann,
ysftaatsn, cine Geieiallaeuna eohun srtannt
bas a,stlasnr bis gum 81. Dsssmesr 1913.
ofs eiu aeota uuo psrsmter,bhsn 2srmimt. auf
ptm poircuats Der wsriiaet g. Taul' frfdtint
nm t,;utt GutrtidsmsbaltW Gse uue 0s&m'
rhaft M otbtn uno epruM Tsditns earauf ~
ns,rsrt;o,p. pisriatnfaas esrfdtt pro Malitioso
5eser,ors wsres rfiart, eis ,wiidtn linn unit be-
alsarin tdf.tmes Gbs wsret aufsddft u"e eT
a.stersm prfiaust usresn, fit anoepsit ~ vsr'
xhdltbsrt.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aocngn.er.

by BANGS, RICHARDS * PLATT, sore -
ID Brosdwsy- Libera cash advances msa' 90 ooaesn
"e' FORTY ,P' EiGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
To be commenced the StsnOnAsy srd fsrv se 90 M
DAY The 2sh August 81 S0coes sns 20 se ev p ~
ssd Cooper PIsI-s on MONDAY 2srh Aasgsi. TIE Eng'
81 Invoices on MONDAY AFTERNOON ss,n -. ~ k os,
md he R-gul.r Boob sale On TUESDAY MOkNlSo, 20
Au.as ana to De CONSUMED daily In the order Of ine Css
lOzue - -.
Say Of usde who DO not receive them, on spphesnon
the store
AT rsv.rt ssLs-A collection Of choice OH rsinfngs
including srge oae by De BsruL kne LAncseape ~
Wilson, besGnfu Flower and frsit pieces he al N gu
flames Also. scoccron of -ngrsvings s,Arce poruAS :"
the early Presidents. &c Ia france
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

D. P. MONTGOMERY Aucuoaeer.
DY J. ID. INGERsOLI ~ co. store z pesrl'
ID Ut. on WEDNESDAY Aug q, at 10 o'clock A. " boou.
Shoes and Brogans-0 boots, shoes and orossns
comprising desirable assortment OF fresh and seasonao.e
goods direct nom the manufacturers adapted TO the NORTH
EN- Western. Southern and city trade
AT PRIVATE SALE. D. l. 4 co. are constantly recav
ing from the manufacturers great variety OF new All nesn
stock which they selling prvsie sale 81 suction ps'ce
consisting In pSt OF
100 cases mems prime thick boot.
300 cases mems prime alp and calf bocu.
loo cases women's hne hid slippers
100 womeu's leather slippers and ousktns
10 csses mems No. palm leaf haas.
~ Gases mems black and white wool hats sutf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

rrrss sr,,h o,R rieu Club IAN adjourned meet
is 81 hi. nh vii be held n Jam-sst this tMonc az
evening Al Z. o'cocs. TO AID rHs PATRIOT Amy -
IN The Members will form 10 line and proceed 10 wax
n'A "a'oon LIZ JOHN EGAN, President
FLORENCE McCAKrHY Secretary. AaAH
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Markets. C AREruLLY RErORrED rOR THE TRIsusE


Of the arrival Of the Cambria lad the effect
suspend almost entirely operations produce Parties connected
with trade waiting Tor their letters, which were not de
cred until about 'Chanss time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

Posi- OFFICE, CITY or NEw-YoES, Aug II, lsis.
- NOtice.-On each Saturday, mail vii BE- made up
this Office for Charleston South Csrons. and for places
south Of that city BE- forwarded by the steamers NOR
ThERNER and >OUTHERSER. Tn. m ii will be closed
at50clock. P. VI. ROBERT II MORRIS.
snl8G Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

GrSrLEMES's HArs-FALL FASHION FOR lsiS---Wm
n. BEsBs Co Hsiters, l56 Broadway, New-York, and
l3s Ches,nuis Philadelphia respectfully give notice that
they viii issue the Fall Fashion for Gentemens Hats
Saturday August Is, inst
They viii. this occasion, present entirely and
unique Style surprising quality any Hat that has hitherto
been produced and adapting itself particularly the sze
and features of each individual wearer.
II Ia their dsse thai this Hat may undergo rigid
nation and they wish that every gentleman purchasing
bat would look AT IT, with superficial glance, but
with the microscopic eye Of connosseur He will then
be enabled know and Judge for himself whether this hat
IL the true standard for and merit
WV X Brsss Co. respectfully offer cpinion-whieh
they think their knowledge and experience in the business
s,ite Them to givethsi their hat for this will he
found superior In every point to anything in the line thai,
has been manufactured up to the presen, period.
They wish to take this opportunity Of returning their
thanks for The liberal patronage bestowed upon their essb
nshmsn,s and the public tina, effort will be
spared to merit its continuance.
NV HB.S Co. viii open al the same time several
cartons Of magnificent Paris Chapesux and CasQue,es
cAdren the richest and hsndsomesl goods imported
ansn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

The Editors of all American journals irenaiy 20
the Liberation Of ireland entreated to give TINS an
sm<diois insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Anetioneer:
BOOTS ANp -uOEs-By A d. GALE, store =
ID Pearlst TUESDAY, August p, st ~ O'Clock, NJ 500
cases boots shoes brogans and rubbes comprising do
sirsbe assortment adapted TO the city and country Trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

CIRcuLAR-GESis's FALL HATs-2A Broadway-Au.
gust s4sHavng had the good fortune heretofore to
cure the patronage of the discriminating part Of the public,
BY style and superior finish Of bis hats the sub
srber takes pleasure In announcing his friends
and the public large, that he will be prepared TO exhibit
hs Fall style Of hats Friday the 18th day ofAugus and
confident Of meeting the highest expectations OF his
by the novelties Of form and elegence Of maer-
IA combined In their manufacture Several eegancies
newly imported from Paris have been adopted and the
shape modified render his Fall hat the most elegant
and becoming ornament worn upon the head OF gen
uenan.
In consequence Of his largely increased facilities for
ufscrng which the results Of his extensive business,
he has been enabled combine in The manufacture Of his
beaver and moeskn hats the richest and purest materials
possible TO DO procured while he offers them nearly 25
per ess than they have been sold any establishment
In this city.
The subscriber will also open the 18th inst several
Of the elegant styles Of fancy hats for children
selected by his sgen, in Paris expressly for his trade
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call and examine his rich
and varied stocks Of chldren's hats and caps
suls 81 J. N. GENIN, ga Broadway.
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MAPS oUIDE-BooKs so.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Msps- GUIDE. Books, and
"A st-usucsl Works q kept constantly Tor sale al
ans s.. JDI5TURNELL l02 and rs Broadway
Al 90 so Broadway, where he will continue 10 Keep
GOOD assortment Of and fashionable music connsnng
~ Sory. Gee. Ballads Wsltzes, Pokss, Quickseps, &c
He h now publishing the music Of he Chnsy Minstrel
40 sussuna-" Cary me back Stop that knocking,
nc Music Of Dempser, Russell, Hltchinsons s;eyefmar
kische Company, &c. Pianos tuned Muse hsndsomely
honnd sul2 6us~od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

DEMOyAL-The sunscrber having reinquished the
vote be attention exclusively the Imp Of English
Prints Maps Charts, Globes Aah- m stcal and Other
Instruments conDect,d With the Mechanical, usrtil and
Fins Arts also ali the English Illustrated, and other
Periodicals. and prepared from bis direct relation to one
OF h. oldest established En sh Houses sappy al orders
entrusted to N with prompness, and Al the o~esf prices
has removed 90 stair where be requests
cal from his rerds and the pabic Orders Forwarded oy
EDNUsD BALDWIN, 60 Broadway, Nsw-York
.uis sd.sod sad ~ Patsrnoster Row, London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

~ The Friends of Ireland In New.n ork
holi "A Adjourned M.ss Messing al ssaxnan ssoot %
s,nS az evening next z1r inst. n O'clock. BY order
'"-'' n s. EMMETT, CHAs. T. SHEA.
..,oa. Secretaries last neot,ag.
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~ Great Central National Convrntiop Of

~ Great Central National Convention of
Fruit Grower-.-Uuder the auspices OF the American
ns E. opens Jadsous Hotel, 81 Broad say. The
Of October next II O'Clock N Ayrcgrrsl and Hor-
nculura Societies in al paris OF the Union invited
send Delegates.
Contnbuors are requested 10 have their Fruit labeled
and q al their spc imens order that report u all
the varieties may be submitted 70 tie Convention az soon
possible aier IL organization. au2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

non sALE-The fixtures ami good viii OF a onmeI'
ei. and classic school In the upper part OF tns cy
The school has been established hrec years, "a -
verv handsome salary The only cause Tor oI-posns
,he sane IA ca. to lake charge Of 40 &C o., a
,,r For narticul.rs address without deayh postpaid,
~ go. CRY Fxore-s once, IS Wiham-st stating
- "a where AZ Interview be had snz ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

~ For Liberty, ireland ana human s.s,,ng
The Robert Emmett Cub VIII met ras s.i =,
T-r svsDas for the purpose OF enrolling members and
consg the csqs Of Ire. . sSs ss s rss mss0
:, vsnsbsn ~ nav over the funds collected Let every
friend Of Freedom come forward now Or e,er
'i'e"N u JAMES MCLATCHY, President
VIM SHAW, Wee Presidents
BERNARD TEEsoRf)
ARTHUR oHARs, Secretaries.
"a. SoS NJ r. :, gsssKy Treasurer. snA lr5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

IWpIRR HOT.AIR COOKING RANGE
Il The advantage this Range oher can be resdly
oerceived by examination and certainly Appreciates ~
ving II trial II possesses the merit of having mo oseo
and rossrng chamber always charged with pure ho ar ,
parting the sane flavor meats evoked therein - soase
beprr 6rs Put up In ~ under guarantees hs nsy
wf opersts with satisfaction ros sale BY
HICKOK CO zSe Wesr%l
al 6mssod Or ssshe Rros1way, oVyene ueadA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

FUSERAL.-The members Of the Operative Ma
sons yesterday formed into long procession, with
band of music their head pay the last solemn rites
to.one Of their departed brothers.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
,,--.-, - ,h. Whia. for the sake of Ihe

~ Uptop of the wings for the sake OF the
Usygon TIE D.mocrsrc Wing Young Men OF the Guy
spa C~apry Of NewYork requested 10 assemble IN
Mass Meeting, in washington fsraaS o. ~ .oonS ~
~ he somination OF T AYLos and FILLMORE
Hor Rufus Choste, Hon Thomas Corwin, HOT,
~. ~. hem invited and are expected TO be present
Bv order General Comrrtse O Demoer .rc wing ioung
Men JOHN }. n Dn - ~ no 81
SAMUEL II. DE MORT Secretary A' -
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yorf1 s,u. chr,o Tu,,- rrhrosi Poahonia. sn.ck 40
co-..sv.,, $500 Rsfras- Fnily Johnson J1hnson 30
Ts-,- C,-.r-h Fhn.ss gts H-nv Mad, SAITH, Do
o. J,r.e N I.iu. Prn Cochran. d. @ Lowell Lo1isa.
Cha. In. Cha. and canbrdse Lay S-on Naraa Mara
Clsr~ncr ssl@ni
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IJRRARY AND READ.

" ITHa Room Clinton Hal, corner Beexnan and Mas
.s,.,sss $40 volumes snd the principal Reviews and
w.,t,es In.rcan and British Constant additions Of
nss .nnT,.f,ons Clerks Imitation fee 81, and semi
.,,n.i due, A. Merchants and others annual suosonp-
rion IS Rooms open from 10 NJ 10 10 N
- d. Re Sec Mercantile Library Association.
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ACADEMIA horse attached 10 a milk wagon
belonging to Mr. Baker Of Flushing away yesterday
afternoon in Markets. overturning the and rain
ing shower of milk in the cutters. little girl, daugh
ter of Mr. Hyatt was slightly injured by him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

FOR sHKEwssdSIH!sksYI,t ,x h9S9
ok7bPOINT, RUMSON AND kATOhIOWu
LANDIN0-The stssmbosi EDWIN LEWls, Csp1n
Haynes win run a. follows from foot OF Barclay ~
wo,s! Lsa's t S.s E'.s sAx xood.s Aug Il
Tgs.dsy, q g :: y1ss;S.y; :. 8 T..
n. tr readiness the ARRIVAL Of The hoes
ns.ssnsers 10 ell psns Of tho eouny. anl Inn
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r. l. ROSS, AM PROPRIETOR AND PRINCIPAL
fINHIs SCHOOL Is SITUATED on the bank Of the hud
son lust bsow the village Of Greenbush, Ia null view o.
the CITY OF Albany and In vicinity excesdiagly beautin
and h-a thy II designed to give boys thorough prscn
cal English and classical educ ton rxcusively family
boarding school, 10 limited TO small number OF pupils a.
cidedly select has commodocs arrangements spd easy o.
scces Mr. Ross who established the school about ave
years snce) taught and had the supervision " young
gentlemen for these last eighteen years has WI
some length OF rne and will still continue, 10 be at eea
for the presently favored with tho patronage Of Rev o. -.
sorague DID. Rev. ]. N. Wyckof, ID D.; Hon. Erssue
Corning Edwin Croswell, ESQ Hon Charles Benton, o
Albany las ell Other Distinguished genuemen TO whom
he wond ary refer e has sso the hcnr TO refos
10 Richard Morse ESQ formerly sPaironl Editor OF me
Newly York Observer Jef. niiah Van Rensselaer, u, IA
cius Robinson, ESQ New-York City Rev James komeyn
D d. formerly a psron,) Bergen POM, n j.
Mr. r. is desrcus u obtaining three or four young gentle
men OF character between the ages OF M
and sixteen 10 Ill the vacancies that wi probably occur
The next term which will Monday, Tho EN- OF
September. - 4. -.
For farther reference, terms recommendation te -
Circu ar which may had VI tho references In the city
by addressing r. L. Ross, 0resnbash ana 2s~s~sMsIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

The amount of drafts on the Sub-Treasury and Spe'
Gle received for the week have been as follows
Received 1889 o. Paid.........$7's7 SIS %
The following are the ascertaned assurances on
the losses by the Albany fire
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Noi-. Issued G.T 01 SO Debt al 500
IOfh-r s-rlrfi~s------- ..s,f-+A
Gold CON tld balboa. llrsl-.lli
Silver 5ullol-..-.....- 1851
q - 710l - 81 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

ty- The u S. Mail Steamship Hermann, Capt.
CRABrREK sails this morning at II O'Clock, for South
ampton and Bremen. She has large list of passengers
and is in splendid sailing order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

ITO TEACHERS.-The furniture Of female schoc!
i in Brooklyn vii be sold and the house rented TO ven
qualified teacher Any lady who wishes TO commenes
school will 6nd this excellent opportunity AoorsS
Ecole Tribune Office. so1, ~
A sTORIA INsTITUTE-Ms HUNTER, rnpo-
"A pal-will open on the fret Wednesday OF septemoT
for the Fall and Winter s'ssions
Astors, l. l. AUG. 10, 1893. ant n~oW
- A SMALL NEAT two-story and basement bret
I. house and lot IN williamsburg for sale, pnce -
year Inquire Of vv
an2l 81 BOOkHOuT, 81 rultoo-M y
- AT PRIVATE sALE-BROOKLvN..D seses
~ Of gocd land, situated on the road To For hamhDa,
- WI, iin about 81 mes from South Brooklyn. On me
premises large and commodious house. also carnage
house barns &c sc ell 10 good order and DOW occupied
suai iw A. j BLLEcKER, Aacroceer, Brosdss.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBIO,-, AsTOR-PLACE, BROADWAY.-
" MONDAY EVENING, Aug p, Grand Overture
after which sherdsns Comedy Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir p Teazle. Mr. n Placds snpe.... :taiiot
Moses.... Mr T. Placde Sir Harry. .rletcncf
c. Surface. Mr. q. andenhOf Tip. 49,. .'''henty
Sir o. Surface hs. Nache Sir Peters servant. neIcy
Crahree Mr.. }. Seton yosepns servant ,.hy9er
ii, Reni Bsekbife Dawson Lady Tesze.. Mrs. Maeder
Io.enh fac. -. Baker Mrs Csndour.. Miss Robrts
Csr.Isss - shaw .dy Sneefwell. Mrs henry
49,, ~ phillips Maria. Mrs NJ. Philips
Iniermisson OF quarter OF an hour between inc ID ana
IN acts. - ,,.- ~.
rpURT0N,- THEATER, ChAMBERssT. =
ID MONDAY EVENING. Aag. q, VIII ne played, me
popular Drama, IN two acts and ten scenes OF
DOMBEY AND son.
Mr. Dombey. Mr. Nckn.on NJ Too's. Mr. hsymona
CAPT Cure......M Mr. Burton Edith. MS A. hnght
Florence go. Miss NicknsOn susan. Nj. bfousrsm
La Jota Au4gonese, Miss Wsiers, Bliss sincish' MI
Frederick and Dir. Pars!oe iii,
To conclude with the new Burlesqre entitled
LUCY DID SHAM-AMOCR
Fnreo di Morefst. r. Meyer Lucis.... MAS Chapman
Rainoudo ........ PHILIPPE Alice bliss sncsir.
Prces-Dress Circle and Par9uetEe, 30 cts Family VI
cle 25 cts Doors open al 7t-Cunain VIII rse al IT,
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M A Rim T. IOu Il ~ a l..

PORT OF SEw-roRK. AUGUST 81.
aIuAruas ALsAsAo.-.--. .----. rrn Ban
yuB rff Hoos fsth ia
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sAIEp-s,e.sr south.-r Chareston -hp Metor-. Turts
IL M Dudley s-lsou - Thomas Jaae hsEed
leland Trsd~r. Jnhn, NB or<- Ats bao-io-s
Erab.th Fetoa. Lssuaya Lowell, GaiVeson and others
he steamship Hermann and soathamon sails 10 day
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LATEST DATES.

Pyparsa o- The Tibr>r0 Aaviee r,esiv,d anu OGes
Avg 81 HUNGART-Pssth.--...Ju July I
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MA IN ION HALL neutrality-suspicious..

NIB. Drawing Is taught 10 all the classes.
10 Crosby-sf. July IL. l848. snl Nv
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-13

AN AGED FowL.-A party Of young men
were dining at public house, and among
sundry dishes served up for the OCCASION,
was chicken roasted. One of the gentle
men present made an Intellectual attempt to
carve it, when he stopped suddenly and call
ed for the landlord, who was in another part
of the room.
"LandIord," said he, "you might have
made great deal more money with this
chicken before me, than serving it up in
this way"
"How So ?" asked the landlord, starting.
"Why, in taking it around the country
to exhibit it,"
exhibit chicken? Who would give
any thing TO see chicken ?" said mine host,
getting little riled.
"Why, every one would have paid to
have seen this one, for you might have in
formed them | have no doubt with truth,
that this is the same rooster that erowed
when Peter denied his mas!ern'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-13

PUTTING THE QUEsT1oN-At the time
Andrew Jackson and John @. Adams were
candidates for the Presidency,a worthy min
lister of the Methodist order took his text,
on Sunday, from the following words -
=" Who is on the Lords side 9'' After ex-
horling them with characteristic order, he
brought the question home to each indivi-
dual's heart, thus:
''My beloved brethren, this is an impor-
tant ques.ion-'Who is on the Lords side!n
All those who are on the Lords side will
rise in their seats.'" To the surprise Of
the elder, no one rose. With parliamenta-
ry propriety, he put the opposite question:
"Who is on the DEVILS side?" No one
rose. At last an ''old sal.'' addressed the
exhorter with "Please, sir, we all goes for
Gineral Jacksonn'