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Died.

On Saturday morning, August 10, 1s4s, PETER
DANIEL, only son Of James Smell, aged year months
and 2 days.
he friends Of the family and Solo Lodge $780, l. O..
o. F., and Horeb Encampment Ne H. and the secon
troop Hussars are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence of his father 357 Water
street, at O'Clock p. M. Monday, 2lst His remains
will be taken to Greenwood cemetery.
At Martinique, Cuba, the 18th Of July, of yellow
fever PEDRO NJ. AsuERo in the 25th year OF his age
At Portchester, Wostchester co N. " 18th instant,
HowARp, son Of j. Richard Burdsall, aged year and
25 days.
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contained in for papers intended 70 deceive the public
dep tie u fr land Cosi have eccurre
the reut % which cannot he stated PATRIOTIC
urnsls all sui pressed But Known events T5li IN the
light II Jrvons g. form aon all encouraging. Tho
whole rec has been employed Tor week
tenn ST the leader without sheeting single capture
These leaders adopted the viii
,u'eesfu We repeat our all We upon friends
every pa OF the Union prompt md nnued action.
ROBERT EMMETT, JAMES w. WHITE
CuARLFS OrONOR MICHAEL T. OCONNOR
HtRA( ; GhEILEY. THOMASHAYES,
JOHN NekEUN, BARTiiOfOMW OCONNOR,
Directory Of the Friends Of Ireland
New York August 10, 1914
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RESURRECTION IN SMM.-We see 1t stated in an
English paper, that there has been serious dis
turSance In Bangkok the capital of Siam Accord ng
10 tis account, an smeufe occurred among the Chi
nesein that city, who very numerous; ana two
battles fought between the insurgents and the
Siamce authorities In the former Of which 800 Chi
nese we're killed and in the latter 1000. Since these
contests 1t Is alleged that there has been inds.
crmnate massacre Of some 5000 persons. We give the
setement Just as we find 1t, having means Of de-
Gliding how much truth there Is in it-Bosfon T,or,i
Ter, .fug. IL.
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yEaEGgspRiC NTE'.LsGgAa&.
Thc peclInn,ion OF Gcnera, SIM, Ids

WAsHINGroN, August 10, 1913.
On Monday last the Secretary OF State sent n tele
graphic despatch to General Shields, advising him OF
his appointment Governor of Oregon the despatch
sent to the post master OF St Louis, to bs for
warded to the &c neral's address learn that dss-
patch has been received announcing that General
Shields declined the appointment
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Married..

Married.
On the 10th instant, at Trinity church. by the Rev
Mr. Weston, HENRY CHADWICK, of Exeter, England, to
Miss JANE BORIS, of Richmond, Virginia.
In Baltimore, on wednesday last, at the house Of
VIM Chestnut, Esq by the Rev p Donolan, Lieut.
d. Nickel Of the 1st Artillery U. s. A. to Miss Caro-
LINE CHEsNurr, Of Baltimore.
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reach a. 900 lbs including super country pulled At
a6c; No. do at 2Ic No. pulled city ut 2io 22s;
and common Ohio fleece at zoe In foreign, there was
rot sale reported, while quotations continued MONT.
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Running of nth another Mans Wife.-Offcer
Coye, Of the LIST ward arrested yesterday Dutchmsn
ming of with the wife of Jacob Schmidt resident of
New Brunswick, New Jersey. IL appears that Eliza.
beth Schmidt took fancy to one Of her boarders,
Mr. lElgster starting with him for New York bringing
with them come $500 Of Jacob Schmdt's money MIR.
Schmidt followed them on to New York. and procured
the AID OF the above officer, who caught them both
board the Hoboksn ferry boat The greater portion of
the money was recovered, and Justice Lothrop COM
mitted them beth for further exami nation.
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mARsA fsTs ELSE yvHmR e.

PIiIADELprIA, Aug. ls-FEt hoard-S7sO state 5s ~;
5000 TeatuIy koes, l04 Is Penn Townshp Bank %;
Gh3rd Bank, l 5fer SdLsSuO1 StateSs a. 100 Oh ard
Bank III Second Ioayd-ss.oo seha,lki Nav Sc '6s tO
600 DO, $685. 100 Lehgh Nav Coal Scrip, 1874; III Union
Bank Tenn, a., 30 Norristown r. ~
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fire took place on Tuesday night about IL O'Clock,
The house, out buildings &C together with n large
quantity Of grain, the properly of DR.. Charles King
were entirely consumed -Nenark Easis ~
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The Cheapest and Best Place I'm the CITY In
good Boot Shoes and Gaers Joncs IA Ann nsay
the huseum His best French Boo - 80, second quality
from - 20 10 s.; Congress Boots from 81 30 TO g.
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and shoe ade selling best French 81 80 sold
N other stores t So and s fine calf sawed boots usually
and So patent leather CATERS and shoes equally All
our fcn should their boots and hoes Of corner
her Of i ulton and kaseau streets rnE DON
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Political Inte,iixe nee

VERMONT AND FREE SoiL.-The free oil ad
vocates in Vermont have nominated for Governo
Oscar l. Shafter; and for Lieutenant Governor
Luke p. Poland.
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ACRED DIORAMAs-NOW EXHIBITING lvapY

CACRED DlORAMAS-NOw EXHIBITING EVERY
- night this week. and Wednesday and Saturday
commencing NJ O'clock ut the splendid Hail. S06 Broad.
way Stoppanis Baths flaming toms entirely nsw
Grand senpturai Doamas Of the Magnificent Spssoo
witnessed In New York. Creation the World he
Deluse Assisted BY powerful Vocal and Instrumental
nnents Mr. H. Huntington has just completed maxnHosnt
Diorama intended TO illustrate the hime spectacle Of S
Days Of the Creaon exhibiting by Of fusS
scenery and powerful optical ALI the progressive
from the Chaos and Darkness of the Uniformed Universe until
the final Ut the Creation
the first and chapters Genesis ap-
pearance Of Adam Eve in the Garden Eden orama
Il the result u oS@ cherished i'd Of lifetime study
and experiment In this department OF the art Its hs most
vvstly beautiful perfect the kind
bnes In it's exhibition the highest the
ssonng scenic affects superior poetry paint
ing and music Scenery aud rodensChaoa the Day
The Frmsmen the Second Day. Dry Land Heritage
ers Third Day SUR Moon AID Star Fourth Day CREATION
Of Fish and Fowl Fifth Day Creation nmas Sixth Dsy
Garden Of Eden-Adam and Eve with this completion Of tie
abos Of the CREATION the first If the Exhbio olos
Part H. Grand Dornma Of the Deluge Tickets cta-CdrI
half price, Doors at suraiu rises at o'clock.
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Among the arrivals at the Atlantic House. we no.
tce the names Of General Worth and IA mly Colonel
Bohlun and family, Commodore Vanderbilt and other
ohcers Of the army and navy. Our town is full OF
strangers at the present time. Newporf Herald,
.7ugust Is.
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RENE PLAHT-tURE FOR Observation-Disclosures s
~ who are suffering this the ths
fu malady, can be Immediately relieved by taxi few riasusa
OF in which hern IN,
meed i've minutes II sso sin PIE that tho delicate in
FAINT IT, For it's efficacy nqnira of any r~srct
bic phyacian To lie had fresh daily At the reed store a
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r AWFUL WORCESTERSHIRE POwDsR poR TIN
II destruction Of all kinds Of nscta VIM cockrosas otha
ne mosquitoes bed bugs and other inscts a.
Pls for the destruction OF and mice within ave ninntcs
Alter neins thrown in their vicinity without pos,n
Thaysr Cczsn american Hotel snS others ha hshss,
rnspeenoihJ. fnce " cenusach l. LYON. ~ Broadway.
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Rno..s axan

ssTNHE CAnPBELLS ARE COMING"-THIRD Wink.
Society Library Rooms As Broadway-Campbslrs Ma
the very fAtteIng manner in which thor have
csved during the past two weeks having been nightly crowded
announce that they viii continue their entertainments svy
at the williamsburg Gsrden introducing fs
and varied their best songs Dances including
commence At g. Admission cents n Bon Saturday anr-
noon, by particular request Of families they win dive
aftent performance commencing o'clock Admsasn
Is children half.
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RARNUM's AMERICAN nUsEUM-P: +. BARNuk

u PrOpret0r-F HITCHCOCK, plendid PororAnoe0
every morning halt II o'clock every
and evening at quarter to Last WEEK Osnerf
Tom Thumb who will hold three evees every the morning
from half past II to o'clock and afternoon At oeos
Every evening" ut before o'clock the 0snesaf
appears again in the same Splendid Performanosst sad
in conjunction with the other In addition,
the manager has also engaged tho celebrated SabH
Brothers the hshlspd nam%oth Boys aged and {s
Mammoth Baby who though only l6 months DID, Weighs 50
rounds Boo Two Living Orans Outan
Fairy Family Infant Vestrs Madam osele Gertrude hesu-
iiul and charming American panseuse Wax scpsas st
privately su ted charge d Admsaos g
1he WHOLE including Museum Performanoes oh
dren under yeafsof and old enough Aenl NJ
centa Reserved front seats, shilling each extra. n
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OOO y. as Two ,.
Trinity Church prepsIy the buildings which worth
$40O0-insured for So 200 Address Money Herald Office
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7 TOPOGRAPHIC STONES, OF ALL SIZES, FROM l2xiS
70 axS2 blue color Of very best qualify for sale
bv 4 HEN Importer. IS and 20 Liberty st. up stairs.
sa variety OF French and German Fancy Goods Looking
Glasses Beads OF all descriptions Nonns Sate Marbles TO
locco Rox, Porte Monnaics &c. no.
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ERANkLIN THEATRE-CHATuAM sQUARE-rHE EN-.
ertainmen,s this popular Theatre Monday and every
evening during the week will consist OF III ARAB GIRLS who
have returned fr Canada Tateaux WANTS ar.
monist Female Serenadrs Of
tainments which will be the day Psruuete
12h Boxes Is
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NASTLE GARDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ will 10 given Sunday evening August 2 by Loshans
celebrated kew York Bras Band Prgrsmme-Part -Mighy
Jehovah Nswkum Pilgrim Fathers Bio ,nfed; Spirit
Rest Rookie Ewes amentation Boomhed Polonsise Kufnsr;
Cavann be still heart Fry Intern ssou of half
2soo Tenor Horn elwig; The ad but
Sweet Rcpo.e Maypard Polonase Kuner Chorus Hoanna
Haydn Andante Herxog; Vital Spark lila, Concert
mence ats o'clock Admission 2 Tho havs
been rearranged, and can be all times.
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r AsTLR GARDEN-ADMIssI0N i21 CENTs-THis MOST

CASTLE neutrality-suspicious. i2h CENTS-THiS MOTT
~ beautiful tumme. commanding the finest and
the most complete and elegant daoo for vster win
he opened during the day and in the brilliantly iu
mated Much may lie had view 100 CeSar
m together with the splendid paintings Of the fam
Junk keyng executed the chinese artist while
at Castle Gardsn during the OF l8as) several
views Of great battles Mt Buena VISTA &c. In Mexico
rety Of other scenes.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT
CHARLES vYSE late member Of their firm. having re-
tired therrom, they have admitted partner JOHN hEf
NOLDS who for has been the Of their
house in Florence will in future the redent
the house in this city The new firm rom nc
18th july e4 will tnuc be carried under ne name
WISE u SOES AID will cons Of THOMAS WISE, RICHARD
WISE, henry WISE, and JOHN REYNOLDS Dated August
IL.
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DANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAM .aIGN IN MEXICO, Ar
the Minerva Rooms 406 broadway natural fa
Marches Enoampmen and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
also gives corct views Of the Cities
the most beautiful painting Open every night
O'Clock Admission 70 cspta Scheo admitted reasonaAo
terms. No charge for descriptive pamphlets
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Rf0ADWAf THEArkE.-MESSRS. A. MANN AND T. A.
mtrthal opretorsihe public ID respect fully informed
that this magnificent establishment will open
Monday evening August 2s,h ls The
will he in the style OF excellence As the
the pareu q which Will be duly amour eed e
company and orch heebg notified assemble to
Theatre the forenoon Of 1hursday the I'D ooek
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no SOUTHERN hERcnANrs-THE ADVERTISERS, !

'I'O oOUIhhhN hEhCHANiS-THE ADVERTISER, A
young man - years oil age ut ~ aged In OF the
most exentive whole ale and retail Dry Goods Houses
oy Of coed address Industrious and OF sober habits anxious
TO make engagement with respectable New
Orleans elsewhere Reference TO qualifications &c. will
he given to his present scspcctabe empo, and salary
some me not expected large Address Salesman Office Of this
no
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JyURs. MUTFs &C-GEORGE STEWART, NO. AZ JOHN
street for sale handsome assortment Of Msh vcto
.lroles re
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NLW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Thenc1t regular auction sale will axe place wednes
day. 23d instant at II O'clock with Carriages Harness.
and At " o'clock with catalogue Of Horse, Gentlemen
having properly dispose o. by private
tale will plsaie give this establishment a call where
sas made readily and cashed promptly Horses taken
livery ind for sale by the day, week month
John r. CATFIElD Prop:ietor
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DANTsl PANTSll--F. ATHENS. THE WELL KNOWN
Pan Tailor 32s Ann street. has lately received very large
ept Of Fancy Cssmeres which will Ne made order
IN the best style for only IS end - the pair OF pants ALSO
hand Of French and English Black and CASH
from 70 SO tie PAIR Of pants Gentlemen who In
this article will do we'll to call street
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NJ AETED TO SELI-THE STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF
Segnr Store in Boston, which has been successful ops
ration for the last three years Its sales S
stu week. exclusively cash. and almost
has paid tn agent who conducts it salary $500 per
and to tbs small profit besdes party Of
good character having unescumbcred capital Of $500
who unexcepon able security for Of may
house which will enable him carry the business
advantage Apply box 29 New Post-oce post paid
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ROARD-A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM
- than they require would be happy accommodate two or
three persons with board moderate terms in lcc
ton Mt tine Staten Island fronting the Shore with plea
SAINT bathing surrounded by and within quarter Of mile
II the landing Address to Clifton, Herald office II win be
to nme diat
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~ OAO WINDOW sHADEs-FOR SALE, Prom SIX
OO5VOV cents UPWARD Merchants, peders, 40 supphsd
BY kelly RkER manufacturers and exclusive dsasYs IN
shades and materials for making and hanging shad Chas
ham
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v>HE QUEENs HOTEL. OPPOSITE THE GENERAL Posi-
Once, ST. Martins 10 Grand LondonThis magnificent He
tel having recently undergone extensive ateratons and great
of II newly furn win be found TRIAL have
rival IN the metropolis both pont OF accommodation and
dcate charga The Cohec Of the acst and most
Portable In England board "a per das Hot and Geld
Bashs. THOMAS SPENCER LENNEy, Manager.
Formerly Chief steward Of tho British Queen Sssnahip
Reference New York Mr. o. A. WHITE 66 Cedar strssS
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These companies 1t is believed, all able to meet
tseir heavy liabilities Our own companies, though
suffering severely will pay all claims upon them
AZ .ne suggestion Of several citizens, meeting will
De held Mt the Capitol this evening" at TX o'clock for
,he purpose OF anording relief to the poor who have
day.
ne oid Aipsny insurance loses heavily by yester-
days coDfagraton. Its estimate a. from si7S O0o In
S2t0,o0o This company had paid $4,000 for losses
since January IL will pay all now and 20 on Its
capital is 100000, which, until now was unjmpaired
he Comptroller we are happy to learn has directed
Mr. Adams, the Canal Superintendent to remove the
hulkt bottoms, and fragments Of vessels, towboats
canal boat, &C., &c, which burnt in the basin
This step demanded for the protection Of canal
navigation, not less than for the interests of our
commerce.. And by acting thus promptly the expense
Of removing these distractions will be- comparatively
trifing
We are authorized to say that the Mutual Insu-
innce company pays all its losses by yesterdays IRE
and r,h aims sound.
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TT SNAIL STEAMER HERMANN, E. CRABTRlE MAS
YER will positively leave Pier Nc T. NJ r. for Southamp-
ton and Bremen Monday 2lst IL An PassD9-
ers will please be on board half O'clock and ssnd
All baggage not wanted on the voyage Saturday nAsksd
apply ct the once Of the Navigation Ca 60
Broadway -
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VNOsoUTHERN PLANTERs-THE ADVERTISER WISHES

an appointment asmanager either cotton rice,
plantation. He chow certificates
by and give references several Of leading
chants of New York and the South His perma
nenty the estate Of his employer and by
tenton render himself worthy Of the trust rposed IN him He
for six in the East Indies Age 81 Salary required
his employer consider him entitled to. address H. F.
Rox Poet(l
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- Evening, Aug. II, Nill be played pular Of
DOMDEl SoN-Mr Domhey 4r Nickinson; Mr. Carxss Mr.
Jordan Major Joe Barsock Mr. Brougham; Mr. Toot Ray
mobd Capt Cutie Mr. rton Edr, ars knight; Florence
Dombe, Miss Nicknson Mrs Skwon Mrs. Vermont Sisan Nip
pr, Mrs Broughan Homers Miss Williams conclude with
The hew Buresque LUCY DID SHAM aMouR-Enco di More
fat, Mr. Meyer kaimondo, Mr. Phillips Lri Arthur RufusI
Mr. Jordan; Count tdgardo Mr. Dnun Lucia Miss
Alice Mis- Sinclair Drss Circle and Parquette 0osn Family
Circle or second tier 20 csn Doors open at ia ooloskC
tniuri nj 4 hefnre
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GOOD LIvING-ANY PERSON WISHING TO SEE
IA the world and have gcntecl portable Scientific Appa-
ra,us with him. 70 ay the can now obtain that Of the
tubtertere at low ($75) who
Spain and France where he has been exhibiting
quire Of Mr. jerks at the grocery Of Mr. Bragg
Amos and Factory streets,
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NTICE-0FTICE OF THE ROCKLAND CENETEKY, no
Broadway, corner Of Maiden Lane stair) where Al
osdsm VIII y received from n to H. for me puraass
are ready tor distribution Az other than oe hour orden
Will be received st No. 2s3 Wooster street. -
WILLIAM ARCHER. yup<.
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H. "A.
2O6, 2o4, 2o2, owned by John Brown. and occupied
by Frieden bam and others -
200, corner Herkimer; owned by John 8. Miller,
nd occupied by s. p. Benton.
cprRcH srREEr-EAsr SIDE.
"a, &c. 80, owned by II. G. Wheaton, and occupied
By g. b, Johnson B. p. Hilton, and Mrs Moore
40, owned by ). H. Harbsck' ana occupied oy mos
4s, &c. John Brown; occupied by Kelly and others:
81 "a. SO, owned by II. q Wheaton, and occupied
by Frisbee, Butler, and Mrs Rockenstyer.
S. owned by N. Osborn; w. Blake and others.
DO, owned and occupied by Samuel Ferguson, two
90, owned and occupied by P. Templeton.
"a. NJ Wright, occupied by Mrs Fenner
66. J. @ Tyler; Lamb and Maley.
IS, owned and occupied by W. B. hickey
cHuRcH srREEr-wEsr SIDE.
1887 Owned by wilkins and occupied by Mrs
Vanderlip, Elisha Blanchard and others
0. John HuIAs, painter, no insurance.
IL. J. o. Haight, boiler MAKER no insurance
Is H. 10 FL and 20, o~ med and occupied by aniel
Curtiss as Britannia factory and brass ioundry-
loss or $4,000 by Robt Dwelley as rmschine shop;
by Moseley and Clemshire a cabinet shop BY Sly
Lindenbouck, file cutters by P. stevens, wood tur-
ner by Lambs foundry in rear-S500 insurance Mr..
Curtiss is insured $500 in Albany Mutual and $500 In
70, owned by Angela Ames, and occupied by Chsss.
bro Emendorf, coach makers.
n, 90, same Thos Farrell occupant.
81 49, 80, ~, Two story dwellings, by Hurdis Blan-
cbsrd, Hubbe and silsbee, and owned by Absslom
81 Al, Ella Bakers stables occupied by Halsted.
A., Two story wood owned by DR.. Peter McNaugh-
a. So. Eliza Norman occupied by Crowley y CT.
AZ heirs of Jas vauderpooi, Mrs Agnew ana osners,
40 20 81 az owned by JOS Strain, rs candle fac
49,. ofacs e,ing house, &c, heavy loss, o"' sup
nossd 10 be pretty well insured
DIAGONAL STREET. lravfora
owned NV O. Steele, occupied by A. ,rS W.,'s
g. Paul Clsrks estate, occupied by A. 90
q stable. ..
UNION srREEr--EAsT sipE-.Tcnrt,s Wv.r
q Paul Ciarks estate, occupied gho,non W. y' Ia
4,8and g. same, occupied by f'"''u'"' " '' ""
'fs %sass BY JAS De Forest oaP'd BY j. Buxton
~ Auburn Society. A Ievis
IS and 90 same, occuF
others. Iccupied by J. Cadell
%, owned by p Cageeffs, occupied by W. white
~, owned by Hung how HUDSON TO HAMILTON.
srn.s sy John by Bowers.
z, 40 AZ \ do Jas MeCarty.
y, 90 or sErr-soRrH SIDE.
HAM I,r Al French, occupied Dutch
3amo ow sssnd fge number Of families. Largo
buildlns =, ,v w Fryer, occupied by Freeman
and others.
~, owned by Y - J
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WA r. PRINCE x CO.'S CATALOGUES OF THE FRUIT
w and Ornamental Trees and Plants cultivated
their Nurseries, Flushing, may be obtained gras of
CLARK AUSTIN, 205 broadway.
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M EXlCO-THE ADVERTISER WHO Is INTIMATELY
" scquain ted with the trade Of Mexico particularly
Of The West sopcn partner or
Address .. r. q Office Of this paper.
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JUST PUBLIsHED-DR. BoSrwl
ID and Lectures on veneral, and otbe
nary Organs, 800 pages quarto. This Is
teal work Of the kind ever issued ftvll
thirty. seven colored engravingS, which
difeafes inimitsbly. 1t also contains
equally well executed and everything
treatment o. these diseases has been cal
the most approved prescriptions and 70
For sale az abe ofnce OF publication, -.
author, oW Broadway. Price $40. Al,
abuse, 2ol pages, 4 engrAvinss, with hin
81 for sale - above.
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United States Type Foundry, Of Nassau and
streets New York The undersigned prepared h all
orders they be favored WITH reduced prices for approved
six months paper for cash delivery All articles
for compete Printing Office furnished with despatch The
series Of Scotch Faces have introduced
not only beautiful but we'll adapted by their peculiar
for hook well Newspaper printing and where known
given very atcdon Our regular face, got
mp with great and well AL other articles mKnufsc
tured by not sura ed The metal from which
ure Is mixture peculiar to ourselves and at the time Of
superior quality and durability Sheet specimens Of the
Scotch Faces and new Borders ready for delivery
JAMES CONNER h SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-20

TUNHE FRIENDS OF IRELAND IN NEW YORK WILL
hold adjourned Mass Meeting, at Vauxha Saloon
Monday evening next, 2lst nst ct o'clock BY order,
8. EMMETT, ! Secretaries
CIAS. e. SHEA, }Last Meeting