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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-18
GENERAL NOTICES.

Posi- OFFICE, CITY oF NEw-foRK Aug. II, lSis.
- NotIce On each Saturday, mail will be made up
Al hs Office for Charleston South Carolina, and FOR places
south Of that city 10 be forwarded By the steamers NOk
THFRNFR and SOUTHERNER. This mail will be closed
At 3 O'clock p NJ ROBERT II. MORRIS,
20 o, Postmaster.
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y Panr1eenIh Mard-WArERFoRn barn

O. Fourteenth Ward-WATERFORD BARRI-
CAbE CLUB.-A meeting Of this Club vii be held al
Powers Montgomery Han, ~ Prncest on this pridsyi
evening ffh inst Al O'Clock for the purpose OF receiving
new members ard collecting funds % AID lresud N her
present s,g,le 10 gain Independents Members are
requested 70 be puncusl n attendance Several eminent
speakers will address the meeting -
BFRNaRp KissFS. Secretary. tuis a.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

SERIOUS ACADEMIA span Of spirited horses
attached TO light wagon containing two ladies and
two gentlemen took fright in Clintonavenue and start
Cd off full speed. After proceeding distance
song the middle of the street persons attempted
- stop them when the horses on the sidewalk and
came in with lamppost thereby breaking the
wagon 20 pieces and severely nurng two OF the per.
sons who were in il al the time.
TyRRIBLr RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
morning between 9 and 10 o'clock there was terrible
collision on the LoDglsland Railroad, resulting in the
loss of several lives and in serious injury 10 eight or ten
persons All the particulars have not come 10 hand but
We learn that an extra train from Jamaica which
carving down large party of four five hundred TO
Greenpor met the return train at sharp curve about
six miles this side OF that place, near Southod both
trains we're under full head and 70 stop them or even
materially TO check their progress utterly out Of the
question The consequence that they came furi-
ousy in contact the locomotive of one overriding the
other and smashing TO atoms everything which mpeded
its momentum
Several persons were standing on the platform and
saved their lives but with greater or less injury The
engineer Of the excursion train who seized the brake
and was doing all in his power 20 stop the train, which
was thus mady punging into ruin crushed TO death
at his post and the mail aget Mr.. Holman, was injured
90 that he could not long survive Mr. Snedeker OF ia
naca he'd his feet crushed, and lady was seriously
hurt several persons are badly injured but how much
20 we are not informed, have we any account OF
their names or resid uces The locomotives were both
nearly destroyed five cars smasheI and the loss OF the
road will probably amount to % or 10000.
After the accident most of the passengers on the
extra train walked down TO Greenport, and thence
were brought away in the evening Drs Peck and
shelton Of Jamaica were on the excursion train also
Dr. Mitchell Of North Hampstead DR. Iuttle OF south
hold also came TO the assistance Of the unfor'
tunate sufferers, and everything was done for them
which the circumstances admitted. We understand
that Of the coroners Of Suffolk County held an in
quest upon the body OF the deceased engineer There
Misunderstanding in regard 20 the time of the
excursion train leaving jamaica which led 10 the col
liscn ss II is rule established by the company that all
extra trains remain at the turn outs until the reg
uar trains have passed Brooklyn Eagle, Thursday
PoL1cr.-Nothing of interest in this department
took place Yesterday.
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RoreIGn Imporfafions.

edr-fiiy s>aSarff f Hardna-Jn-srh M1rtso. Jayns
de Pedro Rus de Bud Joan Fr-co Martn-z jose
Huch. Losnr Raj Pedro joe saEu@r Mr. Wills Nr and Mn
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DIFFICULTY ABOUT THE NIAGARA SUSPENSION
BRIper We understand that there has been an
emeue at Niagara Falls, in relation 10 Ine Suspenson
prdsc II appears that Mr.. Elicit, the contractor,
claims the revenue arising from the receipts Tor cross
ing the footbrdge his own. until the time arrives
when BY the terms of his contract no IS TO denver the
enrc sfructure complete into the hands OF the com
pany that thus far he has complied with his part oil
The contract and ready TO fulfil the whole when he
funds shall be supplied per agreement by the o'her
marry and that the foOtbrdge being thrown over 10
nsbe him to construct the main railroad bridge he Is
entitled 10 all the benefits arising from H. &C IN 'ns
unless there is special reservation IN the contract MT
Z. appears to be in the right; of this however II Is
not our purpose TO speak. -,-..,.,o ,h0
The Directors becoming dissatisfied and claiming tns
receipts as belonging 10 the Company nave
10 eel and we learn, succeeded yesterday
by force on the Canada side bat upon this side me Con
tractor had sufficient number OF men to repe the az
foy,psnt lcf, The difficulty will undoubtedly be com
promised in the end, or the whole enterprise VIII iai
through. lbunaio Oo"I A"'' aus 49,
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Sih H1rS Jege115aisa Fra LI5W Loigue-The Electors
u he sixth Ward freudiy the great prncp q Free
Soil Free Labor and Free Men A. adopted by ne Natons
Couvcnfon al Buffalo are iaved with the Sixth
Ward Jeaersonau Free Labor Leagne, al Blochs, l02
Bsyarfs Friday evening the IGN NIT a. O'CLOCK 90
hesr The report of The Delegates from the League the
Buffalo Convention. and transact such other business a.
NAV be presented. By order,
II V :. McCULLoUcH, S..-..-s.s
quI7 2tf-e BERNARD CAssERLY.
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THOMAS BELL. Auriioueer
AUCTION NOTICE.-EAECUToRs SALE OF
AFU RNlrURE. THIS DAY, al 10. O'Clock, al 81 Bow.
cry comprising the entire furniture the upper part OF he
house. hy order Of the Of the late Mrs SIN
clair including he wearing apparel, wslch diamond rings
rinkets SC. There Is furnished 10 The eslsb-
shmeni piano &c &c Also Al 10. O'clock N the ola
church. corner William md Frankfort splendid sssot
ment OF dry goods fancy and pledged articles. snd all
kinds OF curo.ilies. clothing, &c. &c snls n.
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- and all In want Of Blank Books and stationery can nnd
Al the store Of the subscribers u Msdensne, good as
soraeni of edyers Journals day books copy books me-
oraudu and p,ss books and cap paper, steel pens,
ink olls ling wax which vii be sold IN quantities
10 sui buyers a. very low rates.
= Msideu-lara
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70 - smith O;Brien Club."-A meeting II this
Club viii be held al = Jamcsst this friday evening. Al ?
o'clock Every friend OF ireland. every fneni q Freedom,
: invited 10 sfferd JOHN EGAN, President
FLoRrNcE MCCARTHY. Secretary. anl8 II
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AUCTION SALES.
OsIAH RICHARDS, Aacls...


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aucraor>>f
UY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATr, snre %
ID Brosdwsy-Libers cash advances made on cons.sp.
uuents for sncdon ssles.
FORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
To be commenced. the Stationary ard Paper FRI.
DAY the 2Sh August. al 5o'eock VI and eorfsru.
ed on SATURDAY and MONDAY. The Stereotype Pissa
ard Cooper Plates on MONDAY, 2sih August The En9@
h.h Invoices on MONDAY AFTERNOON efh Auf1a
ard the Regular Book sale on TUESDAY MORNING, esh
August and be continued daily IL the order Of the Csis
Tbe Catalogues are ready. snd vii be furnishes 10
ary Of The sce who DO receive them appheston
Az Pxvars saIr-A collection Of choice OIL Paintings
inchslrg a arge one by De Bpuf = the Lapdscnps BY
WILSON besanfa Flower and Fru pieces, ke al 10 gls
frames Also collection Of engrsvtngs sesrce portraits Of
the early Presidents. nc. IN Frames
DYF r. COTTON, xsefssa AID cssst.sss A-uAaas-
Dsaes Room SIS Brosdway, 0o<h;c has-havine rernov
ed 10 the sbovenaIned rcous DOW prepares ree8ve ~
knds Of Cabinet Purnurs Dry 0ocds Cspen and hoase
private auction and make setueuenn WIN he escs
prumpess he VIII aso buy, II preferred. Outdoor ssse
Ii any part Of the city stfented 70. q usual.
SATURDAY, Aug ~,
Al io4 O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
general assortment u and second hand FeFnkuro
consisting OF mahogany and cur maple chars several 80
fss French besds bureaus feather oer hair mstrssees.
carpets on cloths window shades, tshes wsrcrobss
Office tables and chairs, kc.
Also dozen curl maple chairs.
Also dozen cottage chsirs
Also uahogany extension tables suitable for b,es Or
hosriinghou
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ruARLFs HOLT, Jr. has rrmovtd

CHARLES HOLT, Jr. has removed from Fulton
yoo assortment OF new ard fashionable music. consisting
OF sougs Glees Ballads. Wazes, Pokss Quckseps, ke
he Il now publishing the mnc Of The Chnsty Ministries,
= ID Susanna Carry back Stop that knocking"
kc Mg,;r Of Dem -ier. Russell H1icnsons. st-yems
kische Company, &c Pianos uned. Music handsomely
hound aul2 egiseot
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MEDICINES.
BLACKBERRY SYRUP.

nIARRHFA, DYSENTERN, sc cured By the genuine
OCompound OF Blackberry Syrup, superior aruee pus
y the Shakers and sold wholesale and retail Of the depot
% lohns and all who wsnt snd safe remedy for the
above complaints viii call at 20 Jobn-st fresh supply
has mst been received Also on hand ~ years old Ne
the ,in and superior article of wild Cherry buers The
best thing exisni for general debility, Of eppece and
pronen-ss TO consumption For sale large small Quan
titles. JAMES McMl LLENs ~ John~t
sul26tis Successor TO r s. nbbsrd 4 Co
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4 MEXICAN ,IUsEuM.,;P. T. BARNuM Pro
WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY. AUG.2,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY

rANVARD'S NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country OF
Nv entyhree hundred miles, being by far the largest paint
ing In the world and OF the largest Rivers on the Globe eN
tending more than tverty degrees Of latitude Open every
evening Panorama Hall, see Broadway ADJOINING Nib
los Garden.
Admission 50 cents; children half price Panorama will
commence moving al O'Clock.
Anernoo1 performances 90 and ssurd syss
o s.f,-k iySl
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~ Irelaud-A meeting % the Fourteenth Ward
Pr n Borohrne Cub will be held The Forest House .
Sprng-t On FRIDAY the 18Th Of Aug fr tn purpose Of
rsi.tn Combinations 10 sustain the rsh people 10 their
present strgye Tor national independence By order Of
he Bosrt RICHARD WALSH President
Ion, Dr 50 Sarrefarv aule It.
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j. NJ B. BOGrRr, Auctioreer.
VALUABLE FURNITURE AT AUCTiON-by
W. W. SHlRLEY.-THlS DAY, Fridsy Aug. II, al "
O'clock in the large show - BFosdway,
positive cash sale Of warranted mahogany, bech walnut
and rosewood psror and bedroom furniture. general
sortment WORTHY the special office OF purchasers suie
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ARRIvED-shp Tavus Cook Pa-rno - d. fruit, ~ . W
Rowland JAP t -, Boa a. 5 sPose bns JaHe- oi if
boston Genoa DAY. out Aug lat - ION g. spoke -hp Ea
Deni-ou. hence Antwerp. - Ill,
lre George Mary GgVdy, Angla - o. ''N onfn- 81
Braine Lett ve-s -7tl July, Ia 90 Jon -, SPOKE 30
-chr MeIan Vincent or Haiaz About he 1th July ne
Collector of nsa It Govty tat sctr had ueeu is-
Die earc Ihoas, with both mtsts CIT away and
Ter dee.s covered A blood Capt learnt farther psIllars
Brg quincy Keupton johns d. lumber, 70 Brett Nose
BELOw-sicilnn brig Franc,sca
- The 81 Rbi Peel ur London his goa- - sea- Tie sp
Ne Hampshire Liverpool has anchored ~ TIE eaarifn- "n
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REFRIGERATORs AND SHOWER BATHS.
JOHN NJ. SMITH.
% EFRfGERAToR AND SHOWER BATH Mandatory
lAlsa Broadway myls sn''

DEMOyAL.-The subscriber having relinqushed the
IL Retail Sales Of American Books and Stationary, TO de
vote biz attention exclusively the Importation Of English
Prints Maps Charts Olobes Mathematical aud other
Instruments connected with the Mechanical Useful and
Periodicals and prepared from his direct relation 10
of he oie established En- sh Houses 10 supply oil orders
entrusted m, with prompness, and Al tbs lowest pfcss
has removed 10 Broadway mp stair where hs requests
call from his friends and the public Orders forwarded by
every steamer.
EDMUND BALDWIN "a Broadway, New-York.
au6 fuseOl and ~ fafemOser How, London.
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At Philadelphia, business RECEIVERS slowly owing
to the continued stringency of the Money market
being caused in measure by the large amount o.
Eastern paper offered, which keeps up outdoor rates
for the best names, to Ia !! per cent per annurn
The following table exhibits the value OF the
merchandise exported from Boston to foreign ports
during the week ending August 10;
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70 The "Horare Greeley Club Of Friends

= The :" Horace t.retItN !. tiub OF Frlfnds
nee, ia evening Al y ocock, Il Marion Hal lsl Cana
i Several eminent speakers val edires, ne meeting
Friends of the arr Respectfully rlesisd 10 attend a.
officers are 10 be- elected BIZ order Of
BERNARD DONNELLEl, cha pro ten.
WN. FITzsDioy. Seey FRO tenn snle u
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o-Brnsb "a meeting OF the R0bert Emmet Cah wll
be held a. . Connaens Thirytinrd-st between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues on this Friday evening al clock
TIE friends Of Ireland are invited 10 attend By order.
suis IL JAS McCLATCHY. Chairman bro lem.
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81 - MlRnyk JoURNAL. F0IKTH IN ga

CLEARED-sl.p Cisre-ton FAYE, Caanr-'01-
B4rks Harriet Newell Lockuoo3 Corr eager kiEn Jolh
con- Cam Hlvala. Nesrtl a Wal.h
Brig Cf,rola. Brl Darr Corr, stuart CO. lenl-i
Csr1r Csrl4er S-suifh Walsh II BALDWIN RIDDLE >arsnnh
Durham Dm0us Transit, Neer, Bar1acaes, Nedtet1n 60
Patrck. VAL Phdad NrEns- MgN-l, AnfFefpi hf'rf-
Adele. Looms Cape DE- Verbs. Wa W~Isser.
s,rs sarah Roe Gleti Bait, Mailer Lori Aids W
Gozil Boston, Root Bruce- Young frd
ercksburr 500, Chamber. Redmond.
Slo1p Nan@a. sfanard New hafea
Barge Plant, Dodge, Philadelphia
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NJ A r n I'm
ID I Z u.

os The lob Lnwood Duiebes. Co b Rel Wa Js.s
Augustus james Fsq
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EMPIRE HOT-AIR COOKING RANGE,

II The advantage ofts Range others can be readily
perceived by examination, and certainly appreciated by
giving trial. II possesses Tao merit Of having me oven
and always charged with pure ho arr M
parting tho same flavor cooked therein as roasted
before FIRE Put al under guarantee thai hey
will operate with satisfaction. For sale by
HICKOK x co. k33 Wafer-st
.1l sr,fsacd NJ sff5q Broadway. opposite B0nds 81.
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A PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORT Of the Proceedings OF
n the Buffalo Free Soil" Convention has just been pub
lshed IN pamphlet form, by ANDREWS BOYLE, p
Spruce-s For sale at the NewsRooms Pdce y, cents
To- The Trade s. per 100. suls IT.
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Inv Courts.

PoI1cr-Nothing Of interest in this department
took place Yesterday
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SUPERIOR CouRr-ln Cham Der s--Before Judge
sn-df-d hit IF exeafJndTe few days granted a
motion suit Mr. Joseph Emeros restraining
leaving the 1esters motion was made by Mr.
Tu behalf Of Mr. that the or be resented me right OF ne
eyat conening having shd by the Code and
The motion opposed by Messrs Burr Benedict
aud Rebee The Les
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r. Omnibus Drivers.-To sat

~ Omnibus Driyers.-To satisfy numerous ln9ll-
es OF friends and the public who psronze Us me under
signed would briefly state that without beng kept Inform
ed OF the wsges paid by other lines we have for several
years paid steady drivers dollars for each sN
week dAys giving each good dinner daily In addition,
which IS equivalent II - cents per day. al wesiher so
they need not lose any workngday in the year An Hbund-
ance of applicants enables 10 select competent and re-
pecahe drivers Cartmen from MANUFACTURER mechanics
and others who get but = per day. or less for fair
only prefer psy and constant employment Inc gea
ouaV daily expenses risks losses and lines mistakes and
unavoidable accidents OF drivers the necessary extent
and details Of business, 10 enable MS TO keep me are 50
low a. cents for miles the failure OF so many enter
prne men in our business make manifest the necess Of
sk economy and vigilance TO all our hard earnings
This Il due 10 our faithful mechanics drivers and laborers
our interests and feelings being mutual with theirs Were
grei that few bad and ocious persons should nsi
ae honest drivers 10 resist scrutiny 10 their friend
hps and 10 abandon their steady employment and the sup
non OF their families While spare 10 eNerions IN ae-
commodang the public, ard fuh our contracts WIN nose
doubt of the continued confidence Of those who deal Justly
with US PALMER & PETERS. Knickerbocker Line p
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pYsENTERY CORDIAL,

AN INDIAN PREPARATION FOR DfsENTEff,
n diarrhea OF Summer complaint. cslic. and ehol Ne
morbus II generally affords immediate relief amer TAXI
single desc One bottle s warranted 10 cure The weni
case in a few hours Price 50 cents Thousands have
been cured by II every season for The last tvea..
years Prepared and sold by LAW BOYD. oz ksf
Broadway who keep the extensive depot for Indian
and botanic medicines IN the United Staes y6 lmscod
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NroTICE-The partnership heretofore existing pc
I\rween BENJAMIN ROE have ih1s day dlssosed Dy
,si ronseut All persons having claims sgsins me s1ld
f,m will pre.eut Them 10 James Benjamin. VINO Will sell
ne Inc same and all persons indebted 10 sad arm wa pay
,sts " JAS P BENJAMIN.
',"toe4 JAS NJ ROE
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INSTITUTION FOR THE sANINUS OF
CLERKS AND OTHERS.

No , BeekWnnsI tIInIOn ftI
nFPOsITS will be deceived by this Institution from al
~ classes Of persons II has been determined by the
Board Of Trustees open the Office from o5 O'Clock every
bur-fay exclusively for the reception Of deposits from
females ihs hereafter, the institution will be open from
TO O'Clock on Thursdays and from 10 O'clock usual
on Tuesdays and Saturdays. By order.
aul2 lwis f. SPENCER KIRBY. Secretary.
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TYPE FOR SALE.

TYPE FOR SALE.
4 SAA LBS MINiON TYPE. mo same lately used
,.DUDou this paper, al % cents per ~.
TO lbs Agate, the lately used 10 advertising
Columns, 81 . cents per 10.
TERMS CAsH.-li may be purchased IN gusarires 70
suit applicants GREELEY 4cELhAIh'
nyis wtSwu
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.

II WHITE, LATE J. r CLARK 2E Broadway, over
Il. the Jewelry Store Of Bal. Tomphns 4 Black TINS
establishment the Oldest most extensive and fsshonsole IN
the United States has recently been still farther improved
and now offers every facility for the rapid production OF
DaguerreOtype Miniatures single or in groups OF the most
extraordinary beauty.
The proprietor sure that intelligent persons, who can
distinguish between good and bad picture, VIII not long
purchase Dagueueypes thai have nothing 10
recommend them but their low price. .
To convince the ncreduous Of the great superiority
Of pictures taken this place, they respectfully invited
The Anery and dge for hemselves VIZ lmeods
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MARINE oURN AL.
'oRT OF sEw-YoRE. AUGUST

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-, -TEAM-nIr GREAT BnITAIN

X eSseszA Messrs ToSoE, CURRY CO at their sal.
Room, Derby Buildings Fen~ickst Liverpool, oe MON.
DAY The IN day Of sepienber nezt O'Clock, tunlsss
cisposed OF in Inc ime BY private contract ths well
known steamship GREAT BhiTAIS, now lying In Tie
Coburg Dock Liverpool The power ard capacity Of tts
ship, passenger vessel and for cargo. are 0o wen
description Her gre., .trsnsth enabled her ~h.t.na
he shocks OF The heaviest While stranded on r0~s-,
throughout whole Winter IN most e1posed tssson
without the qhtes degree Altering her lines The dam
age done the engines and ships bouom has been rn~
fully estimated ser surveys by competent ergineet so
BE- ps.torsd 70 her original eonson Win he spnes he
has hitherto been worked she would MAKE "a scn's'fs
transport sD capable q carrying from so ~ 70 e.D.
Die Of driving her slightly reduced speed oy rmeh ne
cos would be reduced ,ns ~ -
onodafe over 1000 emigrants for distant soyatr, W -
free .abofers from the Coast OF Aines W s ~ e.. a-as
Colonies The ship s an excellent = a.s ~. 20
i ss T H. fSshsf s siFsisfsETr
ngyRY CLAY IN HIS ,ist yEAR.-Pss,
:ssd 1 SsS .ss @suso s r. q asssS
Clay drawn and engraved from several Dsguereosye
r =, hSensss was mainly taken from are Dssuereo
rne now In the possession Of the subscriber executed ~
aesTs Paige Beach, Washington Tbs artist arc NJ
seS " p LsngenheEm Of PhiiaSslphis and N 3 B,say
VI " LswreDce ard the Plunbe Gallery OF Nsw-iUn -
e. q anss for he Se1sy win wSe sy pi.esa s'i va
liable picture al his disposal 49,. ,,.~..~. a.. ,s>
In addition TO ifs merits as an ex4unAS "~'"I -
ure stands unhvsled q work OF ar. ,,...-. Al,
The title oresxed this advertisement WI
Engraving from sny other Likeness Of frnfy Gay p'osne'
By the subscriber or CHEERS a,
'p1ee OF proof. on India paper, W.
rr.tn n-infs. 50 cents.
" psln ". y,,. esns.meed frames frcm 81 upward
Pnn" " ~ ANTHONY, 2D Broadway
b,Ssr WrssrEs,Alsos fine steel e1grsvlng o. psne'
no Ritchie from excellent Dagucreosyps by
msDs. n he same size and style with The above
r. NV Edi,or who VIII give the above sdyerissnsst
- .n,s nof,cs prominent insertion, copy q hsnry
cav viii be forwarded on the receip, Of the paper
,e1 ia~3rnis
= mop A u1g rgl IN rosrvood and mahogany