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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-28
Old North State Tent, No. 81,
I. O. Of 3.

r1HE Third Anniversary Celebration of this
Tent. will take place on FRIDAY, (To-
the as5h inst The b. Brethren Tn" R of the
o'clock, A. NJ, from whence they will proceed to
the Methodist Episcopal Church. where an ao-
dress will be delivered by Rev. Bro. James Maho,
new. After the address Bible will I've presented
to the Tent by the Ladies of Ida Insttuse.-Ad:
dresses will be delivered on the Presentation and
Reception.
Transient Brethren, and the public generally
are invited to attend.
~ AZ; r +. M11occAAiiLUM,S 0'", of
il. CORBETT, ) Arrangements.
April 81, ls4s-[s3-lt.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above Celebration has been postponed til
Tuesday next, I'd day of May.
April %, ls4s.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, April 24-The re-
ceipt of the Acadia's news has unsettled the
market for breadstufs, and no transactions
have taken place. Dealers are holding off for
further advices. The last sales were of How
ard Street brands, at SIS IS, which price some
were willing to take this morning, without
finding purchasers City Mills is nominal at
Sc Sc 123. Rye -four, SO IS SO 875. Corn
meal, So 25 a So 373.
The receipts of grain are very light A sale
of prime red wheat this morning at 1886; good
to prime may be quoted at 133 1885, white
do 40 a 1900, and family flour 90. 16O a
1920 Small sales of white corn at AZ 43c,
and yellow at As 46c, slight improvement
oats, 33 35c; rye, SOC.
.Whiskey is selling at 224 234c per gal
lon. in hhds and bbls.
Ielegrnphic Corr Petersburg Republican.
BALTIMoRE, April 25-6 P M.-Fom-
The steamers news has unsettled the market.
We have no sales to note, but Howard street
is held at SIS IS
Wheat-Sales of Prime white at ST 40 a
81 43, and some extra prime quality at 81 81
per bushel Sales of prime red at 81 SO a
81 80.
Corn.-Sales of prime white at 43 cts. per
bush, and of prime yellow at A Acc.
NEw-YoRK, April 25-6 P. M-Four.-
The Foreign news has had depressing effect
on this article. Sales of Genesee at Sc Sc
IS "a, and Southern at the same prices.
Wheat-Sales of prime white at ST 40 d
81 40.
Whiskey,-Sales at 81 12 per gallon:
Cotton has declined Is to IA according tC
qualities.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25--6 P. M.-Four
Sales of western at SIS 81 1-2 S. SO "a
Cotton has declined Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-28

WHISKEY.-5Ob barrels N. O. Rectfed Whis-
Wkev. For sale by HOWARD g. PEDEN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-28

aUGAR--l2 bbls clarified Sugar; 8 hhds POr-
- to Rico do; just received and for sale by
March 81 McKELLER & MCRAE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-04-28

a RAA LBS. N. G. Bacon Hams, a
4aOOO superior article. For sale by
az HOWARD & PEDEN.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 81.
IMMATURE ALnANAc..-.THls DAY
AAA 49,
tr- -. gl set ......s 4 All u Q
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Ysersag Aug 90 PATRICK LYNCH. Youngest con % Jere
ro.ll Ina -arah Lunch. months and l3 days
The Trend. the family ef'lls invited r iiell i
oe-sif TIur.trFI afternoon fis O'Clock from lg alef
re- en,e Coilnbia.i four door ra HlI9a 'oeu b'ot
A. Iyllutur-h Aug 20. GEORClANNAM foan4e.t CHIC
Of Tsre I'D s-s Tyd A. H1br10k. a-ef t months and % DIVE
Ta e--. al Tie fsu, are ''ag invited 90 'ft~ni ie e
ra Thursday afternoon, % o cltA from 81 i''''
avenue
tn Worcester County. Mac. pFl.ers please copy
Yesterday. Avg PATRICK LYNCH youngest 7ll ti '-fra
.na Mar Iyu. d. aged DOB months and ll taf@
The friends 1f family respectfully invited 10 fIieNl N
r-e-. ,i .Trr.frt afternoon ock. from h- hri
reue COLUMBIA q ,1lr d0ors from Htrnau 20 south i1.
on e 4fh instant fle fHri }esr 40 Deg l'AbtLLA D.
daughter of Georce D. k.s-fn.
A. D-r. Conn 900 SUNDAY fe 9th Instant siea short nes
DANIEL COWsTOCK. ND. n fhe 81 yefrof hi- a-e
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JACOB ; PLATr. Aactonecr
IIARDWA RE AND Cutlery SAIE-Pe

tIremptory sac Of the STOCK Of hsrtwae house, TO
which The attention u country dealers and cy retscis
directed. JACOB ; PLATT Will sell THIS DAY, a.
above ID O'Clock = Plat a. consisting u woiscfe~s
huuhnses csfpcnters rules knob lccks and sichss Ger
door ock, r.n table, tea aud gravy spoon bannis
snf plated DO bone mustard snt salt spoons sets ke and
cotton gheis round sud fat bolts, brass Norfolk aiches
shg bars blocking hes knives snd oiis, siock lock
pocsethooks buttons, II dozen kngish ard American ID
handle shOves snd spades dozen l. handle DO reshs
wrough nails, awioades shguerls r'n squares iocAs
butts cscuicheOn carving kniNes. hsndsaws, bAcA do
chsus, vices braces and bits angurs aNc-hsndies straw
knives cOfeemi. s.ee.y srds, shove blades. Nc sc AS
n O'Clock, tons cast steel one Daes arfsne pat
form sea e. $50 hs SS5 Also scvers DO 100 70 ant
SEQ Also 500 dozen table kuves and sorss vory white
bone SC Also 900 cards sN kinds Of pocaet anu pen
snves. scissors rszors, shears, aiiorshears Nr ts
logues fesdy. Au' ~
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KlllllA rRAilE.


TO BooKSEI LERe IND THE TRADE
CESERALLY-DEWlt II a DANENPOR Tribune
VI Buildings. Nassau 0f the following bI'a, he
trade
The Life OF Gen Zachary u lor with BIZ eers To- refer
ence % the Presidency wifa ,ketch Of Hon NlHd Fill
more - per hundred Pn,t y GER. single
Jenny Liad, by Rose Ellen n .Idnc Price - cents.
Guy Fawkes. by Arasworih Price - cent?
Iron Mask Victor Hugo. Price IS cents.
The Hunters Of Kennedy Price -"uts.
The Secret Belt Of tle lnFsl r. q Is cents.
TIE Heads 81 the. liesdless Price Ger
Arthur WooIieigh. Rom e. q NJ -icc rice - cents
The Apochryphal New res.iuont Price N cents
A Universal History ~ tire ~ rid. by g. c Hebbe. Vol
T. now bound. Price II - 70 reaiest wo. ot the AEe
The Indian in his Wgwam, Scho0lcrsn. Pnce 80 cts.
The Spleud0rs of Versailles l-ce 3 cel '.
Diving Nell, or the Doom OF Fneniless Price . cts.
Dick Tupn. or the Bod Hi. a ma Price p cents
The Horse Doctor and Conn ie Far er. Price cents
The Gardener and Florist p 70 cents
The Scolrge OF Venice Pr -. Gems.
The Architect In a series Of J. % Is snow out Puce
So cents perNO.
The trade supplied on The liberal erms, by
DEWITT DAVENPORT, rnt me Buudnss'
aFfl In ,r4Ng Ma
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tyr IRISH sRErCH BOOK.

DY WIN NJ THACKERAi.A thor ~ Vanity FAR
- "Y.lowpush COrrespOr4 euce,' &c. This " Is
me-, greatest book Of the il contains numerous en-
cravings wood, drawn 1y IT, authors vols IN l.
Price only 80 cts
Vanity Far, Novel wihou Hero, by Ae same vols
each ~ cts
The Orphan Niece By Mi.f 81 Pickering Price 20 cts
Osk Open.ugs by J Fen.m COOPER, vols, each . cts
ThrTaupcf- Bride by h-a .Jr 30 he Prairc Bird. Soc
The Tenant OF Wiidfel HAL by Acton Bel. vols each
- cents.
TIE Buroucis Dalgits-, by Mrs Gav Price . cts.
The Little Wife By Mrs Gray. Price 3 cis.
Lens Cameron. or the Twin sisters Price = cis.
Harold or the Lsst0ftle Saxon NJ vols each 3 cts
A Wbinl and its CONSEQUENCE j. l.t Pdce - cts.
Edward Vernon Nv C,ei-ir ,to %, by Cbilcs. b. els
Mysteries aud NJ series Of -v' Ork, NO. completed
parts, each IS cts,
Life and Times Of Martin Van Barren, ' L. Mackenzie
Prices els.
Envy, by Eugene Sue A great be- x. dee p r's.
prde bv Flyene sue 20 10 Price cts
BORFORO co. = Asior House
- Orders from The cnunry plOmn alIended % anJO
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1.-THE CAmPBELLs ARE COMING"

EOURrH WEEk.--TuuNPHaNT succEss;--society
4 Library Rooms, 3i8 Roadway corner Of Leohsfd 81
Kimberley encouraged by the very hstierng manner m
which their Concerts have been received during re last
three weeks having been nightly crowded by highly
spectacle and fashionable houses have the honor 20 an
nolnce thai they will continue their entertainments every
evening Ibis week Introducing al each Concert u'l ana
varied programme u the most popular pieces n 1hO-
pan Melody with variety OF chase dancing incudiog tn
celebrated Statute Dance aud ~ gnsnd Fling BY Mr. Luke
West Doors open at 7commence al precisely Adnis-
sion d cents -
Bon SATURDAY AFTERNOON, for the conyen-
ence Of families there win be- performance commencing nj
..oLucA Adm-..nn y c.chL-dren half price. sl9 IM
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t.gAEE MlRNE lolRNAL. r0URTH fAGE..ei


CLFARED-Buks Palmetto Stanley, Ro Jin~ioi Aherin'
fNorv Negi spaa Puno Melcse Apor Blake cofa' and
aart IT, Dunhsn a Dluon. o..
Brig PauIurs, That her, ,tNliiih bihNa" q "Ni'"' N
kemlton. Richmond. ,.,.,l.,.
s.oop Mar, Am, DAVIS, Taunton
ARRIvED-Piie' snip Sorilunlcr.is Gr-'oid, London 81
o. rts- go Gr-nuf.
sim a@,ander Prut.s Baltimore, ani % hours from - c'
t.hacco, A 81 NH.et-. ., p..-..t
pr Greed 900 Bo-ion Kan ls dave iruin Arocou ~ X u
.hhds susarti BOD, oohcr, ~ g. ioiis.e o. ~ 'u ~
20 West lei BlrA seneca LaDase oi ana i' biie " 90
d.ys. only AuerN au vessel % Port
Bra. ~ 'suu fHIer CrwirI l3 dNT rom 't.tinil i . .
al Pac 20 Dahtm and Dnon Pa.seuscrs-Mfs Shields A
MiIoy. Mr n euler
Br Hodrson faf Boston, H1ye- am Potomac River Gays VIII
48 -t.tts VII te OAK TIMBER 10 Badger and feCs.
BIZ Ml.-a Mirf-n. MsycucL, Pr - g. sugar 4l @
..es % Cid-r Finley. Lett tark hennea Of Portland
is Cor NNork panclta Of Neblpori Bailey Just arrived f
aouad Governor sharp i o fhla; .clf God Hunter o. Ns
ven iosdlr The " ~ days 81 hirefa "ih NJ
winds pss-.Iger-Mr c o CtTr-ser
prr NAPOLEON Eltrie-. Key West md1e. ID hufhut Co
S sr- shin ashore Can-ri Reel " I'd Sfeck-rs a h-f
p,..er-f. Mr Dte-e u BrlseWe Mss Russell Mr. Areds
gr Ns,forr Of Havea Barbados q ds, bad been DIS
'lastei aai va. coming The Hook under Ily masts
Br,s HaliNen johnson Maanzas. DO d. master
e Ben Benson Benson - Jaso De CUBA - g. sugar an
coffee. D4nsoombe g. Beckwfh
Brs coral HI Haysna n d. sugar g. Robert Williams
SIR Boutwell,, Of Boston, MoHeso Bay, Jam % d. Hon' no"
lani A.puwau - q, - $780,. O.. o.
Quarter master
Below clip and bng. Wind Lights
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NEW AMERICAr ooK ON CHESS.

II APPLETON co ha, sic emily lblshed Chess for
~. Winter Evenings conis.rg r. iments OF the Sci
euce and elementary Analysis the most popular Open
iugs eXempIfed In Games aciu " pa ID by the greatest
masters: including Stauutous A. ys, Of the Kings and
Queens Ggnibits numerous Pos uOls and Problems or
Diagrams both org inal and selected
Also d series Of Chess Tales with d irauons engraved
on Steel from nginal designs Thu whole extracted and
rap.ated from he beet sources : }. Il Angel One
hand some volume limo Pre- 81 %.
Ia The compilation and e1en OF this WORK the edi-
tor has had IN the Sood object of conveying instruc-
non 10 the guners and offering matter OF interest 10
tie pracuced player the Chess ds Will be found BON
move aud Interesting feature O. wOfx
ID "A Co also publish the III ud tf Chess, by Charles
Kuuy vol I8m0 Pnpercov,r . cents; clon S8 cents.
The Economic Chess Board. berg Chess-Board pro-
vded with complete Of Ch.s leu, adapted for play
iug csmes 10 Steamboats,, Railway Care &C. Invented D.
p Roget. MD. Price 50 cents.
FNsiisH WoRKs Of CHEss.-D. 4. $ Co have for sale
as,-.raI g.lgafIt Warls
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AnnrRIoAN AcR| JITURIST.

'VHlS DAY PUBLISHED ID ocpIt r number Of me
L American AgucuiunsL ,
CONTENTS Potash necessary A. Ingredient IN me iood
Of Plant Social Meeting o. Fsn and Gardeners slocA
FOR sale; Adulierauon OF Foo American Horses 10
France Interpreter Wanted Ime Essential 10 the Fer
uy Of the sO Show and Fair " The y. Slate Agrcul-
mrsl Society: The Cow her Diseases aud Management
Marking Sheep Plantation Tool Agriculture 4 me Ch-
nese; Mink Trap Review the May No. Of ine Agncul
rf Reviewer: Duration and FERTILE ~ Fhects Of Animal
Manures. Carrots Bee Feed Hint Bee Keepers y
The Pea Fowl; Lebg's Theory the " non Of Juices,
Cansds an Method Of Huulng VIII Bees Letters from
Abroad: The Horey Bee CarnvOrous Insect Natural
Fy Poison: Destruction Of Ffui Trees by ne Seventeen
wear Locust; A Goose Story The Best american pee
Flowers: Plan Of Farm Cottage; COnveu on OF Fuii
Growers: The Cotton Crops Butter for he Navy kough
Notes hv he WAY: Cooked Food for ia sning aiue
I11e' Department Caution In the CnOice - culinary
r-fen.iis. How 10 make Mushroom Czsupi Tram up
Child In the Way he should Cor; Flow ~ Marriage
VI D., Is,,ytrsS,gt. Fancy Raigrs &c auJl 3is
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1tsr, pIIRI.rSHE

nR n. BOsTwICKs GREAT " aud y. Lectures .s,'s
D., -i.e.s.. Of the ceniO-urltfy Is - Pates'
-ss,o ~, published by BURGESS, = klHSEk = -;
Ts i To 4 ihai long oeea an.-a II : ne l s ~
- r - prsetc.l work OF the I'd eve issued non ne
-. n contain, 81 coOred engra vings ~hicn eellA|a
~ rIass Of h eases nimsby j. coaa o~oed 'As SC
40. - executed. sut eg-rytrn- Know o4l Nc NC -eI
-rt N s.- diseases Ia b. % carir y recorded anc
IN - Ust souroyed prescrpug-. and -ralas hay- been
oven For sale IL .1r Once o. 'l6 so o. N'7 'e-
40. Or b. work the Naure a. Treatment oi
- ~ diseases resulting FROM r1roper hsbs, insraied
- n s1yraginys with Hints % YOr Aen--Sl pages
rsis 4. = Complete practical ues~se nag he rnosi a
roved methods Of clre. Il i said D; medical profes
- m - ~. best work u the Iii IN ths english lAngusg
Fr sac Al 1911 81 SIS - and Of the author removed to 81
Broadway Pucc -. ALL oHs
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JUST PUBLISHED.

urHE ILLUMINATED PICTORIAL DIRECTORY OF
l NFW.YORK-P Published 10 numbers-price . cents
each No. i now ready. - -.
This oo4 Of Che most novel; orl-a and nssil T9fss ever pub
isl-., f-.I- FL, ,be world s. \ star.
II represeuts continued series Of bred elevations OF
al the dwellings. stores aud putc oui1ns' V-uK o ,
orrcn,l streets beginning with BROAD IL gives the
nou-r not barely the number he seeks az We" OF me
holse ITSELF u those adl AGENT snd others OPPOSE
ZONES NEWMAN EWBANki Publishers,
2 FIton-st. 81 Buildings
Agents and periodical booksellers allowed n9ers as
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DNR.C. KEMP, AaclonecI
Ii -rLIL- RsnAN ~ ERLnAN SEN ! M !.

Al Do o'c.5ck al ~. Broadway. opposite Clty Hal
ENrF>>lvs AND PssENPrOsS ssLk % fNkNlfNSt, Pa.
>oFosrfs &c BY Catalogue consisting Of abou So -, be
n lie arge.f ans % rosewood, mahogany
sna black walnut furniture. good styles and ~ofAnan-
ship to Dc found The city Psre, about pushAs ns ~
nu or pianofarte. wi do ell 70 bear his sale 10 Mind
The slok found very extensive and 81 goos s-N
ity ana the hole will positively De sod-lhereby orens
inducements for those who are N want OF !uHbs w
The shove line.
PIA>0FoKrEs.-A.so 10 rosewood AMI mahogany piano
fores. g. 8. and octayes. OF hoe toue and arlsh
Particulars hereafter.
Catalogues vii be Published aud lsdies and gentlemen
are invited to examine The good. before the sale
Persons purchasing 20 cut Of he city, can have he
goods packed and shipped In good order Al reasonable
charge sD9
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M srty was there when the solemn prayer
Arose from the Patriot band
,yq,,. stood tf their might for God and the hgnt
of Freedom throughout the land
And the old Bel rang our u the summer Az,
Tbe soif!' OF Justice hcsroth our prayer
r.-,,.t so. low were the words that flowed
Ffoin heart 20 heart that day,
And hand qrtsped hand ~ the Patriot band
Prepared thefg for the Tray.
Aud the Old Bell rang out go loud and clear;
our lives for our County We know not fear
r,..,, mountain and dell ot sound of that Bell.
Came the hardy children Of Toll
Prom valley aud glen, fpraug the old sturdy men,
and iIc youth .cit the plow n the SOIL
Aud the Old Bel rang cut Ger the mountain alaf'
AaI Inc children OF Peace became veterans IN " al.
Firm ~ d rock they met the shock
q! England scrrlcd band,
And back from the coast they swept the host
OF the 1yrent from out the land
And the old Bell rang out through the forest tee',
AZ the r1pang ed Banner was Hung u INC Di''~'
And the tone that fell. from that Li5aiy Bel
shall sweep over land and sea,
-ru fhe .l'tre and Grown. shall tumble do"H
and Nations an are Free. ,, .t ,,,li
And the Od Ben spirit shall sweep ihIOg-n ''0 O''
I'M. the Bsner Of Christ Il alone INJURED
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roIIRTg GRAND CONCERT

nF THE MORANlAN slNGEbs al NE Apollo Rooms
" THIS Thursday EVENING, the Slst inst In con'
sequence of the immense success which mas attended ue'
Concerts being crowded by the oife of Newf orr CIV ue
NORANIAN SINGERS respectfully beg leave Ia announce
n the citizens and strangers generally that hey VII give
their Third Grand Concert at the above rooms on thurs
and evening duflnA
Tie week on which occasion choice Programme Tor eaci
evening will be presented Mdle LONARNf, LOREk
sTQPFL. KRAUS, and KAHN, Moravsn Singers.
Tickets cents each, 10 be had al the principal MUSK
Stores and at the door he evening o. The concert Doors
hsaurifillv PAINTED and Z well ventilated. ruj II
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Foreign Ports.

,r Cslao June - sQ Tsrolnta Cave. 500, and -as y
Dor NYors; 25th aak WALTON, Allyn, Mon va Afa'
81 Juy o. California July Ng.9n hlnson NioiA 1a7
Orrheus. Freeman P.,co. ., ~
AR A. Na'pafa.so, june ID. slf fata1eni MAisil'
i VA no Be Janero tclms through Straits OF Aagean and M
.sti ior Co5ll and Caaao
Atst Cr0n Bass Eut sh INST dns sNAa' bNei ot eN
Haven. .chr Cas.an3rl, in Brsaty vine, Del
Al Ponce about Eth brig " spear, Ger MOE Gays
ArTrrIad IOth james Edward Chase 'f hf--n -
rl Htnnsh Snrtgue Luut Coves next day hssi b'N7
8r Boston de: American American. Ade, I'm Portilfi
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Snol,en, &c.

Aug B. ai o. long 20 wa passed as- ship steering W with
ury torussL
Avg lai a. bong -, passed large slp sie-s p sn'N
hs. 6te ma red s,.n dy-d horizontally, with letter u
rot also three p-rnendcuar hlak stripe. n lore topsa
Az " lat g. long bo BARK Ksh Coss, Noodoaiy u d. On
Aug o sable Iaas para Jane Prior im Boston ili
Az s % o. ons Is o. passed steamer painted "h
steering >SM. o.
Aug h. h s5 oa q %. passed oad Hone of and iof Bal
tmofe Bremen -
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WILL SHORTLY CLOSE,
,opsc NfL'NN pANOp An A DE THE MISSOURI

lfANVARD'S NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
bAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country 81
twenty hundred niles being BY far the largest paint
n Ina the world and Of the largest Rivers on The Globe ef
ending more han twenty degrees Of latitude Open every
evening al Panorama Hall 598 Broadway, adjoining Nib
To- : Garden. ~,
Admission 81 cents. children hall price Panorama VII
commence moving at 8 O'Clock
Afternoon performances ednesdays and Saturdays al
So'rocs iy3l
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AMERICAN ART-UNION
FREE GALLERY, No. 497 BROADWAY.
Open from AM TO "A pm. jeA eodisf
AMERICAN MUsEU,

ID BARSuM Proprietor; =. HIrcHcocK, Manager-spen-
did performances every afternoon and al g. ana every
evening at a. The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing
the most extraO binary wonder IN cation MS Luehngef
He Is 10 years old only u inches high and weighs only 3lp
To be sc. In the morning from 10 10 III afternoon from
an s. and evening from til 10 Other performances also
take place by those talented Ethiopian singers me sable
he Giant BABY the Enormous Snake, &c &c. may also
-. -. .,b al fort u.ual Drre Of
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SCHOOLS.
THE PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
A CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,

~ FlRsT-AyENUE,
WILL BE RE-OPESED the fih Of September. Il
w was removed ss since 10 he present airy and
pleasant situation and already has the patronage Of many
Of the first families Of the vicinity II has been established
many years and from his experence In teaching ths rrn-
cpa confident Of giving satisfaction TO nose VINO pao
, him Ne has always been careful to preserve among
his pupil. high Of morality and 70 essonsh an ee'
waited standard Of intellectual attainment
The Course Of Study cOmprehends everything necessary
10 prepare boys for entering college Tor conmerca puf
su. or for other vocaons namely the English Language
md fierat1e Foreign Languages Ancient and Modern,
and lie several branches Of Mathematics and Physical
Sceucethe Institution berg furnished with Apparatus i0i
iuu.frafing Manual Philosophy Chemistry, sc Cabinet Oh
Minerals and Fossils and Library for the use Of the pupils
separate Department for Smaller Boys and iof Ofi-
-o has been opened the same building under me care
N lie wife and daughter Of the Principal in which no pans
are spared TO them become well established IN NE
path u learning.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Patrons Of the Institution, whose names
ana any ofer information respecting the school, may DC
Ia III Nv - 'PP'''-s RICHARD CORNELL.
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naGIEKKROTYPEP PLATES, Of superior quar-
1 ~ - wholesale and ret4i cases, chemlcAs, lnsfu
p,s md sppsras-eyerylhing 10 tbs nnei constantly on
s',sa In,.i ANTHoNYs National Daguerrean Depot
Removed from ~ Broadway 10 BOD brosd~ey, ~.
s,TFAM-ENGINE FOR sALE-of horse. power yl,
- A.o a lpch curr store, Ia goo running ORDER roi
sale low Inquire al 80 1roene-st % noof saS' 'o'
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NATIONAL. MINIATURE GALLERY.

T. WHITE (LATE J. r. CLARK III BROADWAY,
VNHtS GALLERY Is the Oldest most extensive, ana ftsh
onable in the United States and contains over 1000 Da
guerreoype MIMI lures from fe Of nearly ali eninen
men Tie pub IT, are invited 70 visit this collection ard eS
anime the beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean ar
\, ,ba ,vord au26 lmisua
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III Ar RIED .

On Monday 4r-ne lsih n-t ty Rev Osborn, VI HENRY
HYFK 20 Ms ELIZA HAGAS. youn.-t glitter Of VIM hasfn
Es7 al of tire Cry. o. a., n, ,.oropcr
w CHATIERTON % spnn-f~d, I'LL 90 A'- SARAH sIACh-o
fI. Cff.
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Saturday, night afae cornerO Fourth and South Second -
10 rsufy he proceeding. of lie Buffalo Convention John
Van buren, I Wrns and A.van Buflm hsve pe-soneI y
promised to be present On addition. here VIII he Free
Sol song by the Giee C.-5oi tAat place
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IL ~ sastre-, 70 i4F-tsreis " usf b pert
paii o. tasy 'eta not BE- ,asss " ~ 1rfo,.
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~ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c:-A sPien.
~ did assortment VI Gold and Silver duplex, p-tent
ne, lever, anchor escspement, lepins and vertical
~, watches, selected from the beet Manufactured In
furyp- which viii be- warranted perfect time keepers
Also some new patterns Of god-chans seals keys, &c
Also some patterns Of gold penccases and gold pens
Also, some new patterns OF lhimbles, nngs, pins, &c
Also some new bracelets with stones.
lao, some new silver forks, spoons, NC.
All the articles will be sold al the lowest prices and
warranted 10 be equal TO the beet made Ia the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of Fine Ws'ehesi &c
Nassau-st opposite the Custom House.
PS-Clocks and watches cleaned snd repaired Ia ths
very best manner, and warranted TO give sausiacton
auB mis-
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ENGLISH TARLTAN PRINTS.
VNWN 7 VI : 7 '
ID. RlGHA NJ a G q

D. BRIGHAM co
FrOadsL
IIAyE RECEIVED In store 215 cases English Prints,
1dark Fail Styles fine cloths, ooors warranted per
ecly fast aux -Ns
AIRY GOODS. Wholesale cash purchasers " u nod
Dcneap goods ~ WIN MATTHEW'S store, o. Cstlaii.e
st. Pnns, musil-, glnghsms fAnnes alpaca dry goods,
cloths casmeres linens, diaper, abeclos hardkercheis
nunTeis. blankets, &c. an" 'us'