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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

For sales Of stocks, &c. sec Fourth Pags
SATURDAY, August 26-P.

SATURDAY, August Pop. ~
The Street was inactive to-day in regard 20
Stocks the arrival Of the Steamer was announced at
early honr but there great anxiety exhibited to
hear the tenor OF the sdvices by her. The bulletin
boards were closely beseged. and groups were scat
tered about the Street with impotence expressed in
their countensnces eagerly asking the The Ex
tras were not published until o'clock when business
and the fun effect of the advice could not be
ascertaned There was however little imp,ovement
a, the Second Board and Treasury Notes sold at Oh
They were offered at the First Board at g. without
sales.
There was nothing doing in Bills The quota
tons show change Sterling is 9a9i, Francs 2j
The announcement of the steamer checked bust
in Freighs, and we heard OF no engagements Of
importance
The business in Produce also arrested by
the steamers arrival. especially in Cotton which had
been rather active in the morning. shippers Of pro
duce kept out Of market, not wishing to operate until
the letter mail was received. Cork and Flour were
neglected and the business done Change was very
tifing.
Wilmer s. Smith state thet there was fair
business doing in American stocks with rising mar
kct The quotations Government Skies, 30,
Massachusetts ~ New-York 90 Ohio 30; Pennsyl-
vsnia 60 Louisiana, 6 Maryland. 81.
Commercially the news is generally considered
good but the private letters may put different face
upon matters Certainly the passing away OF the fears
OF serious outbreak in Ireland much affect trade in
England iavorsbly but the threatening condition Of
Continental affairs may couneract this element Con
soils since the last steamer have declined II per cent
showing shat this of things had had unfavorsbc
effect Money continued easy in London. The return
from the Bank Of England for the week ending the 5h
Of august gives the following results, when compared
with the previous week
Public deposits 28ss $685. Increase rs
Other deposits ...... 9968623 Decrease. s67, SO
Rest................. 359sl52 Increase ..... sl51
On the other side of the account
Government securities el2462 735; Decrease 10000
Other securities 1851 788 Decrsase..... 1854
Notes uem pioyed. 1893 200 Decrease...... l2O7sO
The amount of notes in circulation il als G92 49, being
decrease of e252 235 and the stock of bullion in both
departments is al3395,65i, showing a decrease of
83l34j0 when compared with the preceding return
The returns OF the Bank of France continue to show
gradual improvement in that institution. The follow
inc statement shows s comparative condition for the
weeks ending July 20 and August 3;
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ARRIVED s,eam.t &,

ARRIvED-steam.i sarah SAINTS. Thompson, Liverpool st
Kermit On the l3 at ~ 80. long q So passed B
b.k Ea,ey. bound ana -pess hP wm Penn; Of w9~ ie,
- O passed ship Independence from London same -
place. sp LYDIA Of New Haven ior Baltimore sh ai IS y
dn IT, pssed Home bound " Goth ai a. So long - =
.sed Rrbsrk scotland s2i a long So ?, pas-et
hp sni oound .ih at =. o. long o. passed steamer Her
mann, bound T.
Psckep Duches. Orleans Rhadson Havre - d., nsse
% Mm Whfofk, Jr & Co
ship Roo Roy Drlmmoad Daba 81 ds SAT- TO master g pa
senecrs sfeerale.
French hf l. Pe-r. Point Psre GaadaouPe u day.
guiana io Maitland Phelps A. Co.
Nun-on Liverpool q. days, misa thompson a
NrHhs leo passengers n the seerege
sbp ycksbuz Berry, New Orleans, Aug s, and sW fas- On
udse Nelson Az Is Of lnian Key, aN arz- ship I'll
painted ports standing or ky Westpareny chaIe Of Neoke
Ship Elizabeth Flea Tyler Bazos - Jaso % d. store % I
sisies Quarternasier. sieerage passenger d,
Rsrs Gardner Young Liverpool d. coal and salt % rror
BARI Esh swift svi Glasgow, 81 d. md' and ~ passengers
% Durham a Dmou. -,
BAR. Edward Buckley savannah 10 days cotton ard ne 70
DrmiIe.
Freah BARI LAss sense Rochel~ 81 d. brady a. 70
Sir Ana LYMAN su,on Nevber ,SCl 70 g. naval stores. o.
Il Blackwell
sehr native CHAMBER. North Carolina, dgs vo,i
BELOW ship and brss. Wnd ieif ~.
sAILED-Si-anl stP Nofherusf for Chur@siou
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aacliosssr

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aaci.oresr
by BANGS, RICHARDS g. FLATT, sior- q .
ID Bruadwsy-Libers essh advances ns-4e or co,. a
FORTY EIGHTH NEW-yORK TRADE SALE,
To be commenced the Stationary snd Psper sale on FRI
DAY the 2sh August. Al 90cocs W and - - eon,ilu
81 on SATJ RDAY ard MONDAY. TSs ~srssJtsIe P.>les
and Copper Plates, on MONDAY 4ih Aasu't The kns
ana the Regular Boos sale on TUESDAY MORNING. 1sf
August ard to be continued daily In ne order 81 ne Cas-
TIE Catalogue. are now ready snd viii - fornishsi q,
sny o. NE trade Who do not receive thefn 90 sppaessoe
tls store.
Norfcs-Csalogues % the Extensive Sale q Pspsrs ~
b. held OF saturday sth inst may behsc a Re ses Room
Also Catalogues o. the English Books 10 BE- sd or MOI
day. Auzusi.r
Ar Psiv.rs s.lx-A COLLECTION Of choke OF Psl-t.ass
including srge ore by De s9uf hne LAHdsSsps ~
Wilson. heaata Flower and fruii pieces. As a. ~ ~
frames Also acoecon % grsvinss scsfcs fors's %
The early Presidents. &e. In frsfnss
10y r. COTTON, A.sfss s.S Cs..ssa's hs'ess.'-
Dsaes Room Sle Broadway GcgnAc Ha.--Havins reincr
81 the s0overAnet prepared TO rs,sve a.
ads Of Cabinet FuTnur- pry Soots. Cupes AID hocss
keeping sr1cos " every description. eoregrrera 70
private sale a. sscon, ard 70 ms ler viii his Usual
prompmes he VIII Aso buy II prefsEred. opsd'o o. :,
Ia any part ofihe ely attended o. asns.
:. TUESDAY, Aug -,
Al 10. O'Clock. 81 the Auction Room
FxycUrcE's SALy oF FVE>IrNRf, Ctorpu<s kc--A AFRO
and general assortment OF secondhand Fuumre eorr's
ho.sny chairs cur-msple 90. oce ard chamber Do,
hosany PLAN and dress bgresus center aoe.. a1otssy
French ard maple kedsest-. hair moss ard COTTON
tresse feather beds h~cing. co.'s, sdebo,cs --hssDJs
toilets mahogany and curlmApie roters Boston DO eocss
gilt frame looking asses kitchen eryse Ne
Also lot Of coihing. comprising sdys wardrobe Ase
several sofzs Also lArge mahogany eHtens'on tsh.es
slitNhe for boarding houses. Sale pererpiory
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MISS PrcYERrNa,s NEW NOVEL.

NEVER BFFORE PULlsHED.-rhe Orphan Niece, a
Nnove by Miss Ellen Pickering. author Of" gnes sere
Nan Darrell" Who shall Heir "T The GrImber, &c
3 vols. complete In one; price p cts
Lena Cameron. or The Four s'ers, by Mrs Grey CO
The Little Wife, by aui' ~ "Syhl Lennsrd"-23 ris
Love in Cottage T. ;. Afhfr's Inst and best-25 cts
Agents booksellers. AMI Others will send their orders
a. once Published and for .n1
T. b. PErERSON. q 1hesultst. Philadelphia.
Or m New-Y0rk by Barge. ringer Co; Long 4
Brothers; Dewitt Daveno0 3erlOrd Coz and book
20 aers generally ans H..
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-A gentleman wishes permanent
ID board Tor himself wife and child, IN stna prFiie
family having pleasant accommodations. wnrre hrr are
but bOarder either IN t- cly or SCUM DlOoA
vu Terms not Ia exceed g. JneNcepuouaDie reference
gwen and required Address, postpaid Box l-ef 0s'
Once. SUI ~
BOARDING IN HOUsTON-ST Pleasant front
ID and back roous with bedrooms and closets edpr- On
The second hoor suitable for gentlemen ana ef "se- %
one large family par0r on the nr floor 10 et WIN
board. At $50 Houson-si- west Of Broadway aus ~
,pOARUINts.-A large front or BAGS room on 20. "a
ID or suitable FOR gentleman aud as wife, may ne nae
with board Two three single gentleman can hso Le
accommodated with fu or partial board py applying a. 20
Walser-st. e--1 -'
DoiRDING-Two or three gentlemen. Or gentleman
- AL hs wif- can be accommodated WIN boari IN pm
vate family by applying al 2 Ohver-sL ~ 9ls
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN can be ac
ouulods' ed with pleasant roOms-oreaAiasi and en-
d-sired-bv applying q. ll3 Chsm0ersst sn>t I'VE
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can procure
n large front par0r and quiet home IN prlsAle i1y
~ free ner,ou in Chambersst terms moderate o. eA.
oriitapt, hy addressing bOerder' 20 tbs once u VII
o. : ~. IA hf,.,j ,5ver se1t l. aus p
DOoNS,-Fuuished o. unfinished rooms 20 let 10
II Fourh-si.. broadway. BreaEiasi y fe4l.r-a-
1xrsNTED-A person 10 take charge Of very pleasant
w and ge1ee riding house Ocaei very near broad
vSa below White st.; the house and nrnure Will pe
r-nfed or sold Address ; ; Tribune once and every
particular VII be given. an. -
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oooPER's NEW NOVEL !

uNHE OAK OPENINGS or The Bee Hunter, Tale OF
1 Western Life by Fsnmo,e Cooper, IN vols. - cts
The Oak Opening Theee Hunter ts tennnore Cooper
So !. ons I'd 1.@ s ptnung books which can-y ti o.
ese reader The Western clsrrr often created h eum
..Ule. rr mr. created shaped THEREBY variety o feature
10 esnter -on OF which ts aaoni rch amusement
Cooper has s novel; drawn some .l the hgpe s@ne that
80, liz l. IN st.afre covers nave e, ~ produced Troy Wing
BURGESS. STRlN6ER co. 2l2 Broadway.
s,1a al. corner of Ann--
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Foreign ImpOrfatiOus.

HAVRF-Slip Hsref- casks Inde 90 Koop Fsche
s. boxes raias lli baskets champagne Bunker
Coo nl stones M1r.-l0 baskets champagne Cut1uri
.ns krs mdse Maitland Co4O hsts vine Routh son
~ rnsse Fnbrqueite ria Morra son-l Dol
Coii1et CO.. 80 MaHet Robert pkgs I.
rte. I1urry Boceau RIc3 DO FISCHER
Kuch DO Wiener Of Phla2 hls syz lruger Colo case
3trlnis Brethaupf Chuu-l6i hts willows pugot fs
l-. a De- tI.sn1uarne 4 l % haywood 20 order
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WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY. AUG
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY

rDANNARD'S NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DASD MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country OF
ventyhree hundred miles being by far the largest paint
Ing in the world snd OF the largest Rivers the Globe
tendin more than weuty degrees 0f Latitude Open every
evenu Panorama Hall, j9s Broadway adjoining Nib
los Garden -
Admission 50 cents; children half price Panorama will
commence moving 81 O'Clock.
Afternoon performances on and ssurda ysa
% ..'-i,e-
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X C KEMP. Aucuoueer.
I ARGE TRADE SAI.E or PAPER HANG

1 ARGE TRADE SALE Of PAPER HANG
LlNGs, on -four months credit for al sums over y 80
c. kEMP Will sell Al suction on WEDNESDAY, Acc. ~
a. Nassausi opposite the Custom House. by cssosus
10000 rolls Of satin ground and stained Paper Hsngags
Borders and Curtains, comprising ~ psitsrns sni
very srge and handsome Essonmen which VII - furt
well worthy he stenuon II me trade, VIZ,
5000 rolls very rch. styles Sam erourd
10000 90 saun ground. : and coors good .gyles
5000 do medium quality, stained. = very hsndsous
sortment OF patterns
S,0t9 do low priced stained paper nginss
1900 do curtains, assorted ,gyies
1000 do borders. sssOf~d patterns.
The whole TO be- sold without reserve. samples vii b
exhibited. with Catalogues days before Tho sale snsu
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MARINE JOURNAL.
'ORT OF NFW-Y YORK AUGUST q
IMMATURE ALMANAc....THls DAY.
THF rhf Npof fiLf "a
Il - .---- - AZ
tlSEE MlRNE JOrRNAL. FoURTA PAGEHi

cTFARFD-Noreraer Bndi Charleston Spoaori restouSC CO
Ship. sidons Cobb. Liverpool Cosn- Hndoo Brown Ne"
Orleans, J Flvel q Co.
Bars Providence. Be- De Nun7er laon w Nasseri A.
Louisa Wright Gardens. sponori, Ii@-ton Co.
Brig. Ba.scrdlnn Bem Iuu, Cadz, Ne er stucsen. ie
-ss NorwI Mstzeu tles Funk a Mefcke Radius NcGrn
Tu,k. Island Leland Beach Galveston Bradford Nassau NJ,
Benson 60. Orthodox. staples ESuma Brett No-e Geofs
MARY Gooly Yarmouth " Brne; Pecoue. Parks. No
m Geor ana Kendrk Apaachcoa Ralph Poet Naratse. Men
TO-. Wilmington, NC, y J. Mcready q 60.
Shrs Heyta, lNorNl syresou, - Ibes furck Nercse
Nader Brown. Charleston McCready CO, Charles VI s
sanford Wilmington sc Alfalfa State. DO Prn1ergsi CO
.on sbure Medal Pait Hammond Baltimore Plato Ham
ani Co.. Coils. Jane Philadelphia Compiance- scar DO
George Washington. To1 Eil-n bearse Excel, LoWea an
Caroline. Sherwood. Boston
soop Capitol Brewster ffo'iieace
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porur.eR TRAVELS.

TOTHEN, OR, TRACES OF TRAVEL. brough' home
- from the Fast By kinglal.s ] vol. l0mo green
cloth CD cents.
Fofrn boob uh va -reuti. olt o e'-1nt prose and
rirl i.srrptor s'aft be- we'll trqlfl,ei - S. G1-6IS
The Crescent AMI the Cross. b. Elliot Warbuuon vol
ifno. green CT o.. -.
Tls terh v0r R l1m 'r-t % lost splendid f1'oIani o.
Fs.f@rl scenery m blaze nf fs uagnfceue London
ffrrptHg Pl.f
Notes OF Journey from Coml.I 20 Csro. BY ". NJ
II Thrckerav . vol l2mo. green cloth 80 cents.
Travels ia Peru. BY j. }. Won Tschudi. vol. i2ino4
green CLOTH ~ cents.
II-arg rrs-fal Do she who tnkes out new
track 1ous obsereantJ. snd gives 90 Pho wor pleasant ana
fa f-ful n Die Dle0ls .rh Traveller We
present reaier The anfhors nfn o he .rlon
naturalist ant of ter pi devoted onf years ol r w.
lat r-si~l- 500 fnfe- n Pho Hff interest =
Irr.i south Ausrf fhe ar 'uf empire Pre- lni-. me
sr I'LL . conquest. and ,ruelt-s, Prarr1 -Brciirrods MIG
~ D.. W. i.-n'I.
au2G Dis 80 Broadway. snd - Strand. London
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TIE hook TuA PRESENTS.

lust PUBLISHED n new revised duon Of Austin
> yoce Youth addressed TO Young Men md Young La
dies More han 10000 copies = his book have heen sold
aus L. HIGGINS KELLOGG, John-st
Blank Rnoa Manul.cnrers end " hoeslle Bookse-ers
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RICHMOND Auf lsArr sshr SOFA sgfios N l.islpt.
s'i .chr Reefs s~ccr neers. FhIst-rbs
sAVANSAH ~ -3-arr l. Ar-r.a1 r.. sYo-t s-rh
Htsts1 Bsfh Ne Ct, thl Wa ks1' Nsr.~v I-rro ar
Mas. Hsr-reorn RIO Jtn-na Sc stf Nsas Has-rsor r.
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TIRE AND MARINE IN-URANCE-Ths pro
Of the business will be divided between The st0r T.
holders and the insured IN January u each The
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, - W ali -
opposite Hsnoyers has cash capital pad IN which *,lh
amounts 10 upward 81 Z,tn3 Dolsi- h-uIss VI
and Fire risks at the rsies established no ensrc TOT hfr
policies. TRUsTfEs
stephen Allen n. n. Wolfe, John r Sesnnth'
Dssfd Austsn seth Grosvenor Lambert suydam,
shepherd Knapp, George Rspelyr, Jyhn , isppan,
J0seoh Fowler. !. II Brigham, AiOert W. wright
lose 9h BOuchaud, John kipRsiorc' James r. cooryf
Jonathan Thorue. Alex. seiznefe, X N Lawrence,
gicbsr5 p Rurs Ferd SUDAN, Jr A. @. Thompson,
Rich.rd Rel r bert Anderson. j. r. JOhn,ton,
ga~.v 81 Muuself Paul spOford. p NJ WeimOre,
Iorn Van Nest Moses Taylor, EFT. Gibson,
= ~ Merrill J0hu ID Van buren, x. A. Rober son.
Edwin HOyi, Edward n Collins, george = Darcy
Il. l. kouth, Cnes u Lrupp, - Lee hhapP
Henry Holt LAMBERT SUDAN President
JOhS TAPssS. Nce-Pre-idenL
FgRDfS.SD STAGE Secretary sul3 3iseod
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DURTnN,. THEATER. CHAMBERs.sr. :
GRAND PANORsN, oF
TAYLOE'S CAMPAIGN


together with Of the country, cities Nc Sc
j. the largest aud beautiful painting IN the world
Exhibited every night a. o'clock afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ats O'Clock at the VI l.
NERXA ROOMS. l06 Broadway Admission 9jc's school.
admitted on reasonable terms SHERMAN ToUSEY.
aurrfs Proprieiers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
POLIO ROONIs.-aRANp VOCAL AND


POLIO ROONs.-GRASD VOCAL AND IN
n sTRUMENrAL coNcERT.-Tbe tolerated MORA
WAN siNGEHSy e1neSe % 'se te2S1i H. KRlrs
Hen srEPEL snd Herr KALN, beg respectfully to IN
form he ladies' and ge eeu Of New York Srt sr'nsef
--s,iv hat hey have arrived m. cry from London
AM viii have iho honor 10 MAKE he hr-t appearance be-
tore he Ameresn peoc n grand ca Sad in,nsTeSs
Aag 81 90 which occasion nloss choice AID pleasing Pro
ersume will be presented when hey hope 10 meet hat
s-ess shrh has af'ecded Their efforts IN Pars London
sud IN AL The prncipa eiies n fg,oPe
FtsrI
: G-.ni Ouin,ero-The Meeting on The Austrian
Molnfans-by the company. .................. splfs
9 Grand Bass Ara ~ hrAu. Meier
a. Mem Seerl-Moravisn National song BY LoTef. Loref
D. Grsni Falls.e. With vanalons on ihe Nocof.
ceon with anoorte sccoinpsu fasri ? >rpr : ~.
o. Srarieuo RosaAne
T. Song-My hovhoot. home-Krsus o.. ....... Rookie.
Ars--SNiss GGl-Me Lovarny ............. Lindley.
@. Dlyeri.emen,o with Imitation Of the French
h9rn snd Oorne4-Pisioa .no-eI'
p era5d Pesi.6arg on The Xioeordeon.
L. Finale ihe Morsvians In New-York, BY he
Tickets 50 cents each be had Al the principal Music
Stores and u he door on the evening o the Concert Dors
open 81 = To commence Al Il o'elocs.
The Room has been beautifully panied and well ven,h
lated. aus Sd.
NIBLO'-, AsTOR-PLACE, BRoADwAY.--
MONDAY EVENING, Aug q. VI. LABORDE.
Grand opes Psrs snd Roysl Theser at srusseis Nine
PAUL Mle. FRE>NAlS NJ MORDANT, Of The French
Ihesfer, NeW-Oresns. their brit appearance here. Mr.
JOHN SETON. Mr. SrRiNt with 6rsnd Orchestrs
les1er Mons Ferrop and effective Chorus The per
f1nances 70 commence with the Original Overture by Don
1etI To be succeeded by the Miltsry Opera Of
LA FILE d. REGIMENT The Child Of the Regiment
Name. Nine Lsborde sersr suplee.. NJ Mordsn'
Iono..........M Lsborde HouenSus ohm Sef(or
Msrchoness. Nine Paul Corporal .strin
The Duchess. NJ e Fresuss Notary Jules
lnthe course Ofihe piece Nine LabOre VIII sing the Ma
l u0nal Air OF Saut Is France
lntermissiOn hetwt en- the let ami u scia
Doors open 6i-Commencing u. Admission 20 cis. suS
! DURTON's THEATER, CHAMBERS-sT, =
- NONDAN EVENING, Aug. ,, viii be played The
/ popular Drama. in two acts ana ten scenes, OF
DOMBEl AND son.
Mr. Dombey. Mr.. NickinsoD Mo Toots Mr. Rayrnons
Capt Mr.. Burton Ediih. .....Mrs. \. knigh
Florence. Miss Nickinson Sussn. Mrs Broughan
L. Taranlele, by Miss Annie Wsers and NJ Frederick
To conclude with a Aegorics Sketch called the
REVOLT OF THE SENTONS.
Mouldyguib.. Mr. Nicknson Mauock......M Mr. Rsymons
Hygea..... Mrs BrOughan Crot0na Miss Sinclair
Prices-Dress Circle and Psrqleiie 50 Gu Family CIR
Gle, 3 cts Doors open NJ 7s-Cunsn Will rise al q SUB
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MAR HIED .
Dl L d.

Al Bfol gr on .si insi Rss ~ M,eio1ous- MARY
TIIIABTT youngest 1fthe Pe'e Dury oi Brku
20 srFTHFN r. BhOPHi or City
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.

r. WHITE, LATE J R. CLARk,l 2i7 BROADWAY.
IHS GALLERY i the Oldest. most extensive, and fash
ouabe ia the United States, and contains over 900 Da
guerreOype Minis from lie, Of nearly Al onr eminent
uen The pub L. invited visit tins collection and es-
anime the most beautiful specimens OF the Daguerrean art
Ira the world Au26 lmisna
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall corner Beesman and Nasssu-sts-23oNO vol
uss and The principal Reviews and Magazines, Amefican
and British Constant ailu rs of new publications. CerN
Initiation fee and sem-annua dues 81. Merchants and
annual subscription 3. Rooms open nom lo NJ
foI0P NJ Bv order HENRY A. OAKLEY,
su2i 2sts Rec Sec Mercantile Library Association
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DYFNOODs-The market r heavy, with boz lew n re- m
eruar The stocks 81 Campesce LoEwoot ' fu
tee arr large which exception they b constered 'it O
Dnnsn Inand nralen anl salan WOOD. heIe le nol-
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ID BaRNusi Proprietor; r HrTcHcocK, Mansger -Splen-
dd performances every afternoon and al 81, anc every
evening a. The Manager has The pleasure oi announcing
me most eXlrao binary wonder In creation, Ms Lhenger
lie years Old only p inches hi gh and ws only 3ns
To be n In the morning from ~ 10 III afternoon rom
r g. and evening from in 10 OheF performance also
take place by taoss talented Ethiopian Singers, the Sable
Brothers the lfani Nesri. &c sc The Mammoth Boys,
ihe Giant Baby The Enormous Snake Nc &c may also
Ia saen and M fr the usual price OF Is cents au2B
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r,O HOUsEREEPERS Silver AMI Tin-smiihs. Ship
mssters Co0ss and all who have occasion Tor frequent
and immediate Of heat Cheeyrrs Patent FIRE hndlg
viii on one trial fully recommend Itself.
piece one inch square viii ignite insianianeously from
a lighted match. and burn from Is 10 % mnutrs-vi lgnis
1umnons coal and requires but small quarliy Of wood
or charcoal kndle the anhiactei- clean and econonl
c7j cents worth being sufficient TO kindle one IRE every
day for a year.
soi At the Industrial Agency Spnlcesi Families sup
pl'ad BIZ GRAY. WOLCOTT * GREENE sole Agen's.
era discount 10 Groceries and s1ip-stores ag@jeod II
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1vryor,EsAI,e ann RETAIL,

ZTARK h. NEWMAN a CO Publisher Booksellers
VI s,ati0uers. Sc 1922 Broadway Cons gil on hand
AMI in quantities school and Classical BE %, from hose
necessary in the rsf primary classes 10 inoe 10 ne most
ldysnced casses academies and colleges Publishers OF
Sannders'- School Readers; ldrrs Rhetorical READER
Hchcocks Geology Day and Thompsens Anihmeucs :
Hastngss aud Bradbury Srging Books, &c Also gen
eral assortment OF Theological and scel sneous Books
Country merchants aud others wishing t. purchase books
would DO well 10 call and examine their a sodmeni, con-
stautv on hand MARX a. NEWMAN & co.
s.,9,ff 1873 Broadway.
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II The Connress Of BIessington. lhe m


~ Auaaseers 10 ftsTfsenis cent by AL sss'f be pa
AID o. bley i0al aoi o. taken ouf Of he O6ee.
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ANorHrR DEsrRrcrNr FlRr IL DrrRoIr.-

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DErRoIr.-
The Steamer Foundry Of Messrs. Barclay 8 Kinney.
nesr the old railway depot large wooden building,
was destroyed the 22d inst by sparks from the
forees in part of the building occupied by the black
sm.ths shop This was one Of the most extensive
foundries in the West and the loss in large assert
tnent OF valuable patterns and materials very heavy
An adjoining dwelling owned by C. Mott Williams wa.
slso partiay destroyed. VIM Barclay sioss Ia engines
la,hes TASKS patterns tools Sc Is estimated Al ga OO0
Mr b is one Of the most enferprsng citizens Of De-
troit and has been for some time past Chief Engineer
OF The City Fire Department BY the noble sxertions
OF The bremen portion OF his property Was rescued