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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

Rk0ADWAY .ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pmcux's afe des Mile Coonnes-Alanager h.. g.
Grs.ley-Grcat a,tractions-2d nreht Of JEALOUsYTh-
manager respectfully The citizens Of this
metropolis and u that The udson
open with On entire newsC company of Male and Female Ar
ises OF the most beautiful symmetry order produce
series of splendid 1sbleauX Vvans Moudsy Feb. IA
Frst appearance OF sgnor eProgrammePsr lover
lures, Songs, &c. Fart 2TABLEAUX WV ANS aud Posss
Pattques by the Model Artists Part 3Favorile Of the
Sereslo sc. lIces-O1eheata Box SO cents; Perquec IS
cents; Boxes. i2h cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

DRoADWAY THFATRE-MoNDAY EVENING
fesrn2ry lth VII be gssentsd Knowles comecy Of
Waller Ar Fleming; Wldnke. Mr.. Lester; Truewor,h Mr.
TTederoh, Con.,a9ce Mrs FaIen; Alice, Mrs nh,.m
hvseoant M Frederick F,edeFek Mr. Lester: Notafy Mr.
Hamiiton trn'sre Miss Fanny Wallack Juliet, Miss Mat
thews; MaTe Miss Tclbo; Agatha, Miss sumsn Dress
ITcie and ferquee 90 cs Family Circle as cs: Gallery
commence att. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERFORM
anccs every afternoon and evcningNrs PSby superb
Scrptural staueIy the Birth Christi Hi.
Last supper His Trial before Ponus Pi,atr,' aud also
representation Of an Incorporate Family AL ia wax
size OF life may be al hours every day aud evening
without charge Beside there engaged-A1a,t John
,on, Tighkope Dancer Great Western the comedian;
Pete orrs ON sineer Clara Fishers Shaksperean Cpbi
net: Mrs Mcneil Miss Bernard; Misses Julien Whit
lock dancers; Mr.. whitloek Mr. Prosssr Madame Rock
we'll fortune teller, &c Admission to the whole rs certs
Ncsrrvrd front no,ti, shlline .nch extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

a. IN REWARp-LOsr AT THE SOIREE OTiTHE
DOO fifth company of retonal Guards, the 9Th inst,
cluster Diamond Ring IL much valued by the
The finder viii receive the above reward by returning it
% Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

CAsT.OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ED-Lades and Gentlemen having any caste fl
pei dous Clothing Furniture dispose of fair
price for the by sending note ealing the
.ubscrber at his residence, the post, which will
be punctualy attended TO- NJ. DE BOER, IN Cansl
up stas N. y Ladies be aeaded to by Mrs De Boer
Old stock and job goods bought. Of description hnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-13

M ECHANICS' HALL i72 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
Vt Grand ard 5!oone crowded To overflow ing with
the beauty and fashion of New York Open night
the week sycept Monday, Ussbatsd success Twentieth
odea established Baud in the United States H. Chraty
o; ~ Chrnty, E. Fierce, Rsynor, Abbott, T. Vaughn,
wi crowded and highly respectable audiences aud
ry admitted TO excel similar
tef offered IN tha city Admission IS children nader
10 years half price Doors o'cioc-Concctt II,
commence al On Saturday Feb 49, Afternoon Concert
Doors open at 2, commence at o'clock On Monday
ng, Feb Nh, Fourth Concert at the Brooklyn Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

n. an rss enrsr~d st.nG There sl zone demand he
there much o. trans
49, INTO snail parcels q Southern have h--u
gus-i The rsket bed ~ y :
ssN O1 81 With snail sa-. Mesl bed trnly A.
AJAX J-sy lar Of nohHg dong saes 40 bt. Rye
Flo1rsi 69k6369
GR1IN-Thse J. far d.ns-d fr wh-s; or nnns sup
y Of couon ki-s beng cnerste the martst heavy Two
r-e .uIth-ru tic lll
.ms prEl. sod us ssie- 900 5usl 30 Wtsra
io mr-i AZ aho-f 100 &C. and 500 to ~ Liverpool a. ~
fa- fg-r, ~ milling eel---. scsrle Last
HOLDER 90 rgnd Corn sdran 81 t1-r % 5fqd
there tuyers a. Tee sales g. a 'ust e r.
round 5af3 o. ured fas5g of GO I'D yellow Southern
and 5af2 ~ nearly Wide sle oi 1000 bash Nort-ru va
Oats fra and scare isaf7 90 Norisrl sales a'
bush 'fEna n~a. tafs 70 lia1, cfs.
Provisions lou market lie cse frn Hl Jag
qllr Pr M-ss % l.t aL i0r god panels ne --ef.
kel ir Prms IL 20 d tt % 10 y an
% 80 beef ,sl Small saes a. l'tI tr1
70 .l8 Lsrt heavy r~ b bought AZ - 90 >ae-
trr.qr.d J. Cl Mests tl.r- s nei al-
movement. pre- hors se s. aht' Ham 30 -l
and hhis shoaier. 81 All small 10 aos 81
b a. Better ED Cheese are l-ary.
WhIsKY-I. CIR requsst sae- ,ol tts Pr-on a. ~ CO.
DrutE- sells in 1T 70 D &C.
IINF-Atoat 90 CASKS Easfsrn sol - % o. cash
LEAD-Pr is firmly bold 20 4 l1t. cash, without .aes
GROCTRIEs-i1 there lare ben sse 10 bids Cuba ioH
Er-d--. ~ g1. a.. Co1-es lr- Dob
HEMP-A Amer. ~ OF god trsri. leit ~ $50 cash
OIis-A of lfo gans Eas-h made a. 81 CO. Grade
Whale d. DUR md without farther sale
FRUlT-ssi-s 90 boxes Hsisfs A. . 81 al 90
NAVAL sTORfS-ksw Iufrer,e without rnof erneni There
havebesa 200 bids spu g. 3 90 iAe packages t~s
poor order.
LEATHER-Tb-re rather dong .o.e. the demand 81
creang To receipts ~ reFols qlQtafons
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81 - MARNk yonRNlL. F0URTH FAGE "a


CLEARED-shp. Marars, Evans. Tinker Looion john Gns
stephen Austin Mo- Gslseoui Gaena, Emer.on New Orleans
" m Nels0u
Bari Mssialen Arneen Cape Dc Verbs, sdken Ironse
Toronto Neoum MIrsmc. W Ne-er, Curiauna ,aA, fciol
Bnc- Mra1z Nnhoi- Gardens. N--mfh Wa.h, shaenut
You'll Km--iou Russell Bach Halnh. br Mills Lmerak, Gfh
nell Nmfun Telegraph. 'hrao Csp- dr Verbs OTTO J-~u
- Thomas; Marion. Eeums. Do.
schr- Tone-o T1geti- - johns. Nesmh Walsh Am Hop
Ans Petersburg, Hunter O., Gen Morgan fsenoufs w [
ion NC
ARRIyED-shp Warren. Isvton Glasgow 80 DE-, uise and q,
.f@erse, passenger. 10 Durham s. Damon.
steamship Nor-rner. Budi, Charleston iood Saturday o.
Srsf0rd. Illeston s. Co.
Ran O~aesee Dillingham; Orleans a d. mds X Collins.
Or -cr Tes Crusclp. Halifax d. FISH, o. Hunter c..
schr secor. Pierce, Virginia
schr Gull. 1homas. Iloma-ton. lime
schr Carius Barlow, Frankfort granite.
schr Larsel, Coison, Virginia
S,hr Exchange Sedvile. Virginia
schr n Edm0nds. Wilson, Virginia
schr Greeuwsy Couch. Norfolk. 70 Allen fAsor
sclr sarah LOUISA. Beaufort. Worth Carolina slns es
scir n VI Wilson. Edmondson. Ocracoke
schr jacob VILLAIN Colby, Machas lumber
schr Eagle new -. Of AID hn Beth. ballast
sclr Albert. Mschias, 70 Badger & PED
Schr Albert, Bossson, Maclas. % l b snoF.
Schr S1fus. Coward, Wareham-
schr Aida, Wggns Gr-enport 20 Judd sons
SIR ssrsi searey Seavsy CALAIS 70 Smith & Boyrt01
schr solomon Andrews. Tucker. Philikephia, coal.
schr True Adams. Trove, Frankfort stone.
shr SAGE of Phia Worth. - Augustine d I've o4k "a ae
schr Alben HodEson. Mschiss lumber
schr Andress. Tucser. Philadelphia. coal
schr Cs.slus, Hartman. Ffaukiort, buLdingstcie
sloop swallow Greenp' r. oil
sAILED-Packet ship Margaret Esans, Loudon
BELOw-slp Admiral Liverpool passengers bsIk Success RI
d. ssneiro coffee Also -hp and bark unknown
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=, favor OF constructing sewer in Roosevelt Chat
-, md Pearl Referred. Resolution pronioinng
- pscaiver or Deputy Receiver OF Taxes, ifon sp-
ue substtutes Cuncurred in. Relative 70 CIV
tate 10000 Of the proceeds OF sales pro
IN N Centre. their giving up lease oil Arsenal
k,ferred. 60. o.....u 80 -,,v
-1~ox acrvpvcr RoARD-COmmunication from the
wyor with the following resolutions, offered oy Ala he
Forest:
Nhereas has pleased Almighty God IN tho dspenss-
- n his Providence by death from the sphere
~ his useaoes head OF the CTo'on Acquec9ct depart
,eu and hereas u is the duty Of me common Coalc ~
.fv BIZ heir action due Of t1eir regard of the
norv # those wfO fall IA he discharge Of her duty and
DE ,ersice OF the City therefore.
R,.olrod That the Common Council oeepiy synpathze
9Th he relatives and friends Of the deceased In The oss
yhch they have sustained being uus suddenly deprived
OF one DO ably hed the situation which he occupied
and who in all the re snons Of me- eVnced az Of nose ann
able manners ch dignity and adon the man and marx
the able and Efficient cheer.
her lfherc.s children tender sret coincidence
Rred 1.-THE Board OF Assistants concur, thar the Com
mon Council attend the funeral Of The deceased on ed
ne-day next with their slaves " Office.
R,slred That the Office Of tn Cfoion Aqueduci Depart
rleuf be closed during the day OF The funeral
Resor6 That the Cefk be directed 10 transmit acopy Oi
he.e resolution the family Of tie deceased and thai De
attest the and FIX thereto the sea- Of the 'hy-VoA
A9prOpriatDg 81 $50 70 build Engine Co No. a. and
Hook and Ladder Co q house in Twenty nith'sN oc
tween the Seventh and Eighth avenues Concurfeo IA.
Also Sl.750 20 purchase the lot To pay ~ io'
WIN b. Fitzpatrick, a blind fireman 10 pay board Con
CURED in. Rens mbering streets only TO bS uOe ~
tie month ef April COncurred m. lha' 'o"'
wheeled Hose carriages be adopted ConcurIed M
To employ persons 70 clean Justices Court room
Lost pure base lot Of ground near Fntna'eI'uS
and Twenty flth-si. for Fire Department OohcurIea
ip. Requiring persons below Foriioth'st 70 Plece
ysrbage, sc in box on the Sidewalk on penalty Of 81
Coneurred in. 49,, -, q,
NEW TERR rroHY N EXrco-Assistant Ad hloDaId
offered preamble and resolution against the law now
sore the Senate the effect Of which, 10 says VIII De
=, extend slavery TO so free Laid on the table
n be printed Assistant Aid Webb and fream were
for syiDg the paper upon the table Inc former said
we have "nisgcrs" enough here now to maintain WIN
out going South for hem-our jurisdiction extends only
10 ABOUT here The President replied that il extends to
low water mark. =
Buildings TO Al 800 year Adopted 10 hght Norm
Noore.st with gas. Adopted. .ApPIoprstng sou
more for the colors 10 10Th and 10Th Regis Adopted
By Assistant Aid. Fream, That 5000 be sppropn-
,,ed 10 relieve the immediate necessities, &c OF the
New York Regt Volunteers. Laid on the table - hat
Perry st. from Fourth TO Beecker ST. be lighted with
sas Adopted. Adjourned to Monday.
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On saturday sgsain. - ROBERT NENIDN' ''H '' '
vs. and Margaret / Autsu the sih ear oi %
Oa s1riiy morlrg 81 mt kLOlsL, ot9sn''' % ~ @ @
ths n P@ck red year and eleven lsoniA. -. g.. .
Tfe r~ares .n. ffcai. ~ ne family sfs =. ~ n
tend tie funeral from their reaiience 'i' i'i'. ~ " "
serrsn11 1'f|ocx 1870. gor.rN
W a.h'al - a., ~ without farther notice.
si con Al .si,, Wedne-day q c1ck p VI
On ib. .gfh ln't kLhANVh " 49, !. - " '' - 80
F.,stefd W Csris-. age5 ! year and 8nnth- -.
IN. lrend az family are f-. ec-y n.fr9 % hria De il
a. 49, EDWARD GALLAGHER ago ~ esf- and NOS
a. fe. argus tsne- are reseiuy inle - ftt-n1 lr
f f.r DE rs~ue re h- brltner a. 81 oc1rk Tuesday
sr-,s,,r !. 4s4 Gree1~h..f without iarhsr uffatos
80, A. tyer ford Cnsa Wet sgef 40 YEAR, Dane. Jan ~
- hmm De @ c0uirsed marriage, and had 20 grad
IN i,en "a great gram. lifeu-00 boys AID 10 frs.
NJ Bdg~. if ~ tie resH=ue o. bio mother, Mr.
OGDEN Dey God Farm, Henry X Goman ate Of Albany
asef -
~. h smith. Couinasasry oi he L. :. 4
On sunday JulY O. Railway fi0tser HaddOck aged %
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE,

THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY continues 10 insure against all manner Of
Life Risks more favorable than any other Com
pGny
Dividends declared annuaiy. Each person insured
becomes member and Is entitled 70 vote for direciors
When the party prefers he pay onehan toe premium
by giving note Thus far the dividends OF Es company
and thus saving the insured onehaf Toe premium taken
by other companies.
The success OF this Company has been unprecedented
Since he M OF January over 800 Policies have been Issued
Local REFERExcEs.-Pbelps Dodge CO: q CAc.s; :
= ID Hurihrt Co "a soufh-sf Frederick Deming, Esc
President Union Bank; Z. D. Morgan Co. 10 Froutsti
Pratt Woodford Co l5e Pearl-st
r 5. KIssAM, ND. e5i Broadway Physician 70 tho
Company. y ~ MOngAN' Agens
BOOKS aud pamphlets may be had gratis application
snd al information Owen Al The 0See q the Company -
Wales lsH AYluAis2s'
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~ Con.,ination. lCosuveness =" Obstil

" Constipation, COsrveness -" OBSTINATE, inVei
crate and habi.al patton lcosyeness not only totally
overcome boz completely destroyed ithoaf plvaiir is
d rs or baths BY natural sp!, agreeable snd tVaAio
means recently discovered france with numerous eeuh
from celebrated physicians, and by many aestsIoa
from other persons OF distinction" Just published, the ~
English from The cesfysee ID french edition OF The above
celebrated treatise. Price reduced 10 one tagine arc iO
sale ony At the Drag Store rs Broadway corner Of Cham
ber-st doors south OF smar's marble building, by
g. F. MOSES, Sole Agent.
The National Depot Of the New and Improved War
tons Eaenta" HAS S0T red frum 20 Broadway,
iere Ia BON Tor Tie last gsay Bewars Of spurious EryA
lenla sold esepArs. iys TuThSSG us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

COURSE OF STUDY-Pubished his day-A Grammar
" % the Ango-Saxon Language by Lewis ,. Khpsten,
"A. LII NJ. and Pm D. of the University Of Giersen lyol
limo. s. 3
This work recommends itself particularly TO the attention
OF every American student who glOres IN his AngosaXon
descent reufonc lineage, well as Of al VINO desire
acquaintance with language which lies As the i0unda-
non OF the English. and throws light upon rs elements
and structure deriyabv from other
Tna Hzlgan Godsoel on Enghse-The Anglo-saxon er-
sion Of the ho Gospels Edied by Benz. Thorpe A
lvol. LIMO. clotl. : IS
This the earliest English version Of the four Gospels. viii
be fund ntefesrr the Aniquarsn and TneoOgian, a.
well servlceable 70 the student IN his Investigation Of the
language. PUTNAM, Publisher &c.
Tvs 80 Broadway.
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MAR IE D.

n Brooklyn. Wednesday evening 18th Re-. wn
LEWIS NJ GEORGE z BLRECKER Ma IUcRETlA A
SEWARD youngest daughter Of Christopher Seward Zee al o.
that
ne ish by Rev. Wa y. eenhrnt; cHAs y lkWis
and ELIZABETH daughter q samuel wsrins al o. The CITY
Aosny. 18th NcCre~s-, ate Of fhiaoslh@ V
Helen. youngest dsug, 81 DansF Of Wateris' =, o
A. Amsterdam \. I Joha 1eee5e o Albany, - Me- T. ~ ~
ng daughter 81 d. n Polling n Aus'sftsul ....
arey Enesnd lgh d. Re- 7 Nesbt' lfTia
Che.hr- 20 F, Mana Wa,s daughter u the lsts Ma ecu 'a
Alexander. Hou Kast I1dn ComVlnys s-rvNe
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TAYLOR ANECpoTE BOOK.

n APPLETON co. publsh tbs day
~. Anecdotes OF Zachary Taylor and the Mexican War
by Tom Owen the Bee Hunter ogether with brief life Of
Gen yor and his Letters illustrated with wood ensrav-
ings One vol. 8yo. of $50 pages. Price p CTS.
This volume consists OF collection Of the racy anecdotes,
The stirring incidents Of personal adventures and thrilling
plots connected m the Mexican War II intended for
popular reading and fail be popular with those
who read for The author u T. q. Thorpe an
Old friend and intimate nelghbor OF Gen. Taylor
A. Co. also publish,
The LIE Of Zachary Taylor with notices of the war m
New Mexico California and in Southern Mexico and bio
graphical sketches Of distinguished officers by John Frost
LII D. illustrated with 100 engravings. | vol. limo.
Agents aned 10 sell the above popular works 10 whom
1S.rsi disr,unt viii he allowed iva 2ts
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CI4OTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

+. IT. MCELhOY co. S.5l bKOAUWAI,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL
and directly opposite tho PARK Fountain, prepared
TO offer for the inspection Of their patrons and The
public choice and varied assortment Of new goods for
spnng and Summer be found 10 the cny-cOn
ssng ofeloths cassimeres yeengs cssnereies tweeds
mernos drab d'ete &c which they enabled 10 make
up order a great reduction from former prices go
They would particularly call The attention OF the travelling
public and others frstrafe article Of ready
garments equal In every respect 10 those made 10 order
hlch they selling cheaper than anything heretofore OF
fered ~ he public.
An assortment Of readymade dress and rock coats latest
styles zephyr CLOTH cashmefee, tweed drsb etc and
neFnO polka and sack coats also pantAOOns ana gea
sarety Of fancy six and satin also shirts, undeIyess
and drawers; hahOss scars. crayats seners aud supe
nor article Of kid gloves, constantly on hand
They would call attention 10 eiI superior styles Of
and paniaoons Is furnished al 81 Broadway myl9 su
Strangers and others would do well 10 call and examine
their stock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
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BOOK TRADE.
JENNY LIND,


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n Divng Nell or The Doom Of The Frsud ess romsnce
Of New York By The suthor Of The Orange G o. Venice
Price IS
Hydrophobia rs onger cure ard prevention with tn
porani Instructors the heads Of Ftmrs ami 20 every
person keeping dog b. Wa. Osborne ana ysins chemist
Pnce = cents
Architect No s. vol 2 scenes Of Original DESIGNS FOR
Dome ste Ornamental Cottages BY " N. n. Ranet 81 CTS
The Two C0rp-e-, BY Frelerck soue. THIS The mos
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The Half Sisters by Miss Jewshury. Author Of " Zoe-
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need any praise q ours; however lay hat Is
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An Universal History VI the most Remarkable Events o.
al Nations from the earliest period % ne present time,
forming a Complete History Of the Word. No. Z, now
ready. Price . cents per No
This increases IN interest as progresses
vast Quantities OF interesting matter IN relation 20
the Egypdars. HndOos, kc vii be f0crd here not TO be
with esewhcre
Hydropaihy and Homeopathy imPNualy sppreciaiet -
First American from Third London Edition Price = CO
Nun eh sQc~1 tl cfuii f,e dec ares . 81 D.
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Markets. .CAsIruLLy REPORTED FOR THE TRIsuSr
| Nosp.r July "a ls4s

AsHEsThc 100 bis al - for Pearls and = iof fo'
ne purchases Of PEARS were Tor POI
cOrTbxTh. narke rather qut odsy with not ANY eonseF
he san pressing on market Sales SOY bales al steady Iaes
rIOIR AND MEAi-rhe demand for Flour va AR od-y Ana
ia. uarsrt i steady orders from the East are 70 a ei
srd good parcels common Flour IL demand In parcels rnh
Ave been prd up fr Liverpool hsse oon-oefaoy resea ne
nsrket he sales t0ls, about 400 OF otuo 90 ~
49, M our. ia.sse blsk45 % The sales of s1por q Liter
poi sOes thursday 4s reach ieco bis Re1s A. ~, me
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THE poor MANS FRIEND.

EDITION THIS DAY PUBLISHED
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE, or Poor Mans
VI Friend IN the Hours OF Addiction, Pain and sickness
This Duh points In plain language, free from Doctors
the diseases OF men, women ana children, ana te
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Intended expressly for the benefit OF families II also con-
tans descn Of the medicinal roots and herbs OF the
United States and how they 10 be used In he cure
diseases. II is arranged and simple plan by
which the practice Of medicine Is reduced 10 principles OF
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Each copy il accompanied with the recommendations Of
some of the most distinguished medical professors ana
practitioner IN country much Of 10 beng selected
from the practice Of the most celebrated medical men OF
Europe and America
II contains upward Of nine hundred octave pages, and is
sold al the low price Of -.
Prom the New.York Express
Grxs's DoMtso We seldom take book Of this
class With any favorable prefosseons Tor We fear qaaery a
work Tor the poor man - bat this work
our peus conquered Proies, ona well Others,
see cheerly recommend this book which hss in ~ ample
pages necessary instruction 20 ward OIL or 70 cure
Diseases.
Published for the proprietor By
c NJ. sAXTON, POS Broadway
A few good agents wanted to sell the above work, to
whom a liberal discount viii be made. Application TO
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NAE DIAPURAGM FILTER.-Tais Flier !

desgnes % panfv al ser water Ii-a portable apps
rsrs fted for Application - any a1ee or PARE. s es
% vessel Of Tie capacity OF keg or pail wei as 70 :
city hydraut Il elsanses sei oy changing end Tor enc
l Sfer f0r one 10 five gallons per minate and Il Of
iurnbity 10 as; several years Price 81 with faucet
Wsler-cooer. an invaluable luxury oT he South Pree
,r 80 - -. Nv WALTER 81. GIBSON. AZ the once o.
De Dsphran F!er j4s Broadway aexf above 81 Cnsf.os
Hotel Filler .eal 70 any par u he UHion. eN lne3ds
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The circulation of this institution in regard to its i'm


This shows strong position of this Bank and that
the officers are well prepared to meet run should
one arrive Every effort is now making IN ONO TO
prosecute with energy the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroads which will be intersected by the
Pennsylvania and Ohio road, in Wayne Co. 1t is est
mated that 10 grade and bridge the road way and pre-
pare il for the ron from Cleveland to Columbus, incu'
ve of the labor OF placing the iron rails il is supposed
Will cost from 81 100000 to 81. $4,000. The amount
Of stock subscribed and authorized by cities and coun
ties to be subscribed with what has already been sub
scrbed by individuals and which is confidently expect
ed 10 be obtained in Cleveland Columbus. and the in
ternedste country is altogether about 100000 The
construction Of the entire road exclusive OF furnishing
the iron can be advantageously let to responsible con-
tractors who viii take in part payment $4,000 ofthe
capital stock and will also furnish an entire OUTFIT OF
snes and cars and take in payment the bonds Of the
Company convertible into stock at their option. All
that is wanting carry out the project, is sub
scripton of $4,000 of stock by Cleveland. This
done the road will 80 at once as the directors have
no doubt Of being able TO raise the money from the
subscription OF Eastern capitalists otherwise TO pur-
chase the iron and 10 complete in short time, say in
two years the entire road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
~ Temperance Meeting at Broadway Hall.

The large and spacious Hal, $50 Broadway has been
fitted up and Will be dedicated The Temperance Cause
this tuesday evening, Juy % The celebrated Bohan
Family" OF vocs-s viii be present and perform some
Of their popular ExMayor HARPER will IRE
side, assisted by several Wire Presidents Rev. DR. Dow
ling Rev C. n Read. Rev. DR. Lansing Rev. Mr. Latnrop,
Rev w. w EvsHs and Rev Mr. Sopfofd may be eXpec ed
10 address the meeting. Ambulance free iyZ5 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
New-York Cattle MONDAY, July
TBy our own Reporter.

ArMARKET-oo Beet cse chiefly from the south. 50 Cows
sns Caves. and $3.50 Steep aud LAMBS.
BEFF CArTLE-Are PleSiy and Pnces anything are
traction her week Sales al from 81 70 Is, quality
About lcC head unsod
COWS AND CALvES-sod At from 80. 80 70 81 50 Al tAken
SHEEP AND LANBS-Sses Of he iorme Al 81. - 70 90
az IN. latter Al from 81, s2ds IS 80 unsolA
HAY-ss. pr 100 s and STRAW from IS
.. q al ref hundred bundles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

q L. O. of q. F.-The 4. w Grand Lodge Of the
State OF New will assemble the Grand Lodge Room
National Hall, Cansl-st on Wednesday, 18th July, al Z
ocock NJ for the purpose Of paying the last tribute 81
worthy Brother Grand Representative JAMES
A COFFIN. The Brethren viii appear in full regaha-
The subordinate Lodges in this jurisdiction requested
10 unite with the Grand Lodge also IN full reg -ha no
musicD By order BENZ. J. PENTL,
iv25 2uss Grand Secretary