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DENTAL SURGEKY,,

BY @. II VAN PATTEN, M. ID
Permanent office and residence door to Todds liza
Store Browns Hotel.
Dec9 -
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TTyHR Past, Present, and the Future--By ii. c:
/ Carey author OF Principles of Political Economy,
&C. vol octave. Just published and this day received
for sale by r. lhfLoh'
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Tickets $l5-Halves 81 5o--Quarters SO rs
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $500
Do do rs halt do 100
Do do 20 quarter do 80
Orders for tickets shares, packages will meet with
prom pit attention, if addressed to ID. PAINE & CO.
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson Alfred Pe,
VIM J Hyslop David Golden,
r. NJ M'Curdy John c. Thatcher,
Frederick S. Winston, Rufus L. Lord,
C. w Faber William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac q. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins William Barnewai,
John II Swift William Moore,
Joseph B. Collins, Zebedee Cook,
James S. Wadsworth, Jonathan Miller,
Henry W. Hubbel; ID. A. Comstock.
Couverneur NJ wilkins, Robert Schuyler,
John " L. Pruyn Amos 5 Perry,
Frederick Whiitlesey, Jose phi Tuckerman,
Charles Ely Moses H. Grinnell,
John G. Cruger, VIM. j. bunker,
Walter Joy, Eugene Dutlh
NJ ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No III, Todds Buildings
Penn avenue, agent
w P. JOHNSTON M. D., 7th street, opposite city pos
office Physician
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mENICO.--A Oh I1HHtUT-
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American armies plans of battle. fields, &c &c.
F. TAYLOR.
Also, Disturnels American Pocket Almanac Tor 1913,
containing list of persons connected with IT, s. govern
men army and navy lists, &C., &c. and blank pages Tor
diary and for ,ast and Jan 10
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DISEASE OF THE HEART RUPTURE, AND DRopsY

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Also, an invoice of selected "Ugues Cabaleros," with
great variety other choice brands kept constantly
hand MAT Int 3tl Jan l9-u
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War Office containing eleven rooms; has back building
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ot the above, or TO JAMES Il CAlHohRA'
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Scotch hskey sale, wholesale and retail, JAMES
BAlLIES wine store, No So Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Congress Hall Hotel AIso very old and choice
Monongahea whiskey. wholesale and retail. Jan 1T
NATURAL. History OF Society In the Barbarous and
IN Civilized State, by VIM Cooke Taylor LII. d.. NJ h.
s., of Trinity College, Dublin being an essay towards
discovering the origin and Of human Improvement
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Revolutionary claims.


AM in possession authentic documentary evidence OF
the services and claims Of the officers o. the Virginia
State line and navy half pay Tor life and 'unty lands
and of the officers of the continental lines OF the several
States pensions, continuation pay, and bounty lands
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Wv 1885, large volume OF 1857 closely printed
pages beautifully printed the finest paper and strongly
and handsomely bound, price six dollars
This edition abrdges nobing, but furnishes the whole
together with much additional by Professor Good
rich Yale College, and may be examined nj the book
OF F. TAYLOR, who receives this day large supply
from the publishers.
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ing taken consderaon) the cheapest book ever IS
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ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgages on real estate in the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, valued at double
the amount loaned thereon :
Stocks of the United States and of the State and
city OF New York :
Deposte in Bank of New York :
Cash on hand and in hands of agents :
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Passenger Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Ship !'o,umbus-T Rourke, VIM Moore,
RI hard Hromape, and 49S Storage
PEnNAmIUoo-Au,tri, n hark Joaohim-Mr Pondexter.
MoME-Ship Martha Washngton-MrsC Wick and child
Miss Ano Esa,sc Miss abela Serer Mrs Waugh Snier
al d 7 Z ersge
Jew oKLKArs-Bark Genesee-w S Patsen Ogden wyokon
Nil OF.
CHAkLEsroN-Steamship Northe,ner- Henry Cow lin, r
kori-, Re- Gienit, Geo Watkins, Waring Judge Mes
bit II II Raymond. kcnowall J Brice. II A Young s
Bur nett, LYMAN Voolfolk lady Miss Richard Miss
Goodwin, Miss stevens, NTH and family Mrs Ncol and
daughter Jas Troutman and lady, Mrs Cray Miss Watson
Whitaker and lady Mrs Ford ant Bradley family
Otis Mill and ami Mrs Miller Miss vandyue Geo Andsr.
and family Mrs johnson and child Scriven Smith
= Jone, = sspp, H. Williams. Il Hud,on. J Darko
j Clark, Jenkins Rev DIR Leland Adger Il tlson x
May, Marcy, T II Middleton and family NJ Curtis p
Dosn Geo Little. Renshart Capt Hagadon Odds r
Wood, Jno Harop Jas Murdoch. Harvey, II Marshall,
Rowe-H Storage.
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Cleared.

:Us s nss. i i s Sss
Cleared.
Go; Eua6ei Denli on So ncer Hanturs ,rious Co;
s. phen Austin NO Gaesion. Ii Blower Co; lena
B,drweoy h,TAlsy Lorng G,assoy Durham Dinon
nssS siP' yi;si sts aIss
Brs,- Ham tBrl Mis-, Limerick Ire Grr H. nnturu
s. Thomas sseisspscr sSaw@as YORK kingston Jamaica
Russell Blu k: aano, Nc Cardenas Mes nth Walsh
bur- Hunter Co. Gent Moran FaulksaDsr Washington NJ
Arrived.
Steamship Nortlener Budd, Charleston, July % Pm with
SIP Columbus, Niece Liverpool. June p with nds
fell nom aloit and dFaTned Jny lasaIas "a
sPss: Ia m; e. ;ss s. Ts s.
.lged ignas with large American 1.-THE Washing on
hence hamp on and Bremcn The Columbus board
Ship arren, Law .l.s 2 With md.s
has Fl g. g. . % c.ps
hence fog i've pool The has isen L days from the Banks
Ship Msrsls sshns,on Stewart Mobile IA days with cotton
&c TO hurlbut co The NV was boarded in ths othns
Aus'r bark m stubanch, Pernambuco ss day, with
sg r t. Foster Some
H. Win HSss S sa' vessels asy 7? Ts !:
BARK Ma, . soa'e e III ns Nsrs
Sp NJ M 3 z lon zsS @ aopan Port
Nsss Ta: J$ Key: :pet: s!s $ %s 20
bound III I'd spoke ship Franklin, of Boston, standing
Brig Metallic DresdeD) Due Trinidad de Cuba is days.
with moasss to No date lat % 49, Ion S. spoke schr
B Ga.tr. from Cold Spring for Vera Cruz.
Brig Town nd Rooms Wilmington &C, with naval stores
10 l. nc, ready
Brig .Eolas Ballard Rondout for Portland with coal
Br scr Thes Crosscup Halifax Ms with fish and passen
J Hurtei Co.
Schr Two Brother Richardson North Carolina July e. lat
81 len "a AZ schr Sarah Francis from Washington NC for
Boston.
scir Paragon warhole, Barfcrd NC to warns Son.
Schr Julia Anu, Grggs Edenton NC, to TrvadwcL
Schr Alaiic, Corsen Wilmington, NC, TO N NcCready
scir e Ming sinwright Wilmington, NC.
Schr Harrison Price Beaston Wilmington Ne.
Scbr { Secor Peirce Virginia. With wood.
scbr sea Gull, Thou as Thomsston, with lime.
Schr Cassius Barlow, Frankfort. Me, with granite.
Scbr Nicanor Hincks Rondout for Bangor
ScIr Native, Chambers Virginia, with wood.
Schr Staten Islander Chan plain Virginia, with wood.
Schr nmoutb, Salter, Virginia, with wood
Sehr Lansi, Colson Virginia, with shingles.
Schr Exchange. Seavi e Virg Ia with shingles
Scbr Il Thornton. Don Id. Virginia with wood.
schr Powell Powell North Carolina with naval
Schr Julia. Grey, North Carolina, with wheat
Sohr Potomac, abatch. North Carolina with what
schr 5 Edmonds, Wilson, Virg mia, with wood.
Below.
One ship unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ship karyaret Iond ships
Bet do Kate Howe, Cummings CaiiE Columbia Gallo way
Charleston.
July A-Wnd at Sunrise NV: Meridian do; Sun set do.
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~NAys hessr. Allen, Atchiscn Ath.rteu. Badger Bel
ton Rersn Borand Brees Br ght Builder Calhoun, Clayton
johnson. MO- Johnson Johnson Ca kins lewis Man
gum. Mason, hetca are Phelps Rusk sbA tan. srruaace
Assxsr-Cameron Foote Hunter webster
MIR HAM, n rose TO the bill ! sm admonished by
Whisper pgs in these halls that II wish speak pon
this subject must speak to day. We to be
VIII lined by numbers and the bill is to be hurried
through II. opposed the because it not only estsb
fishes slavery territory now free but because it
exist He pleaded the power of Congress TO egis
late this subject and the duty Of its exercise He
had hoped that there was some common ground Of
settleme mt Of this question.
Mr. JEfrFRsoN DAvs-The senator speaks OF a CON-
promise. Would he vote for the Missouri compro-
mse?
A SrNAroR-Never Never
hlr HAMLIN-No. sir. That compromise was wrong
and II would be wrong to extend 1t.
Mr. CLAYroN-Did not the senator vote for the Mis-
souri, compromise in the House on the Texas bull
Mr. HAmLIs had so voted but it was on account of
Mr. Benton's anne ndment, which If followed out,
would have saved us this
want?
MIR. HAMIIs explained it. five acquire free terri
tory leave II freeif slavery exists in il 20 let re-
man He was opposed to compromising for the extern
sion ofslavery.
MIR. CLAYTON defended the bill
Mr. HAMLIN resisted it because II does not allow the
people OF New Mexico and Calforn mia to lesslate for
themselves
Mir CLAyroN-There are man people there fink
ed colors and How would the Senator like to
meet here negro, sambo. or cudjo, as del gate!
Mr. HAMLIN said the same difficulty would apply to
Oregon, The Castans, at least. ought to be allowed
to fraterDize with us Between Messrs Hamin and
pa. four the last words Of MIR Hamlin being that he
opposed to the extension of slavery into territory
now nee
MIR CLARKE moved to adjourn 20 to "a, carried
A large Tendance of House members in the
Hobbies, and many strangers in the galleries.
The bill will perhaps PASS on Monday
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Herald Marine correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHiIADklr',iA July 70. AZ PM-Arnved-schr Gveneuma
CsaedBarks Emi,y tuev) Co Kingston ia Cocoa raes
HoI,ans briss Consor e .ueno Ayrer Ls1sOk, Gianay
n in. r ps " &C. e. Bar let Inn Is"i ci
B siss nsp s NJ Lr ohs Boston nd'p'nd
Ship Venice Sage, Lshorn brig Palm. wards Bos
ton.
BARK BNTAS Picknace from Dos Of and for 81 John
NIB, lsast asro, thi fos inorlog 9th inst
ancbo She foaad "A morning her hold full of 10
the deck beams
KEY WEST July 1.-THE hull and materials Of the brig Eiza
beth Of ihladeipsa abs the end rgc oasisun o. 2Q
stu Gross auount Of hui and lte,iis sio m las
ses 70 20 TO So aud Y 10 10 per gallon.
The decree in Il robe al vs. brig Eliza eth and
hiss mo- ye' bsen ediut tink is thirty cot wi
he SILL nee forward n sane as 20 as rec iyed
ee by some Of expt dives that she bore
hssi one or more agur he under her counter They
in Maine where she is o he ,nsufed
Notice 10 Mariners.
q, board OF w fswsIrtRso NEW YonK have re Owed
81 vessels wrecked meeting with serious III ss,er with ut OK
trafdna came, ioninp loss Co the mem~s Of IN u.yS
and pendg such essmoaon susI enson no risks ar TO be
t", en- Oh yes els charge Of such masters
Notice Is also that alton has bean On
70 me board That several sh masteIs have entered New
po who VS. p an osh' VIII Per GAS protendn be
MA se care ,or the future as tho Insurance nplne. will
Ind also for taking IN incompetent pilot P'V"
Whaiemen.
v.dr H es S Ss A SS r1s @ ynn L,%o
sOle Teb Cd Masafaero, Botssy williams Of ston .oO b5
spoken.
ship Nepasau from New Orleans for Boston, July LAT IS
Montreal l6 day. from New York for vera Cruz, July 10
ship Lind 90 days from Liverpool for Valparaiso Jsyz
Bari Success from Rio ii,rNew York, June d. t
Barb VshAa from Boston iorNcw Orleans July o. ists7
Ion On
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FROM CtPA.-We were informed, yesterday, by
q passenger b he schooner Cherokee, from jar
d mas, Cuba. that during an entertain nent given
by wealthy Creole at Trinidad de Cuba, on the
4h OF July. some OF the guests, natives of tn.
! land, headed by the proprietor, hoIsted the
An, rlcan flag at the house. The troops were I'M
Ii edidt ly called our, and every preparail mad.
n ert lner q highly respectable gentleman) was
sent of imm' distely TO Havana in irons, and the
authorities now bus,ly engaged in searching
out others who Were connected with the transac-
ton. We understand that the Island is in state
OF great agitation, which may terminate In a gem
eral rising of the Creoes at moments warning.
-CharleStom Murcury, July %.
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AERIAL NAVIGATION AND BUILDING LoTs-Dr.
Solomon Andrews, President of the Inventors
Institute at Perth Amboy,' advertises that he has
invented a car for the navigation of the atfnos
Phere, which, when constructed, will be 100 feet
long, 40 wide, and 81 high. In order to raise the
means, say $4,000 to construct ii, valuable build
Ing lots near The Institute, Is feet by I00 are offer
ed Tor sale, at 500 pr lot-said to be very low
80 that those who would promote the eara specu-
latlon may do without risk. The doctor solicits
attention TO the great project
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Y.eh, p.a,rcc su,r,w, frvm wv yor. ~, Law q
A'a 40 N Ion oil 2'W.
che,oss iro Havana for es dor US po
In; trs Ausus'a Dem,s fcom New York
tass BIZ ohyn Reharisan for NY rs aSS. roady Anu ct
+. july in.rr pS,a Was wiswell Boston
Cows. July 4-Bark Amos Paen Fose e. from Ma'anras
fvHAcoA July 4-Bark Jeswrun yinal from and for N
CAFE s,r,r, Ju,v s-r.k Tom s,orr Manson. Cor Covss
days; rrs S,ieaius HARDY. for Boston. next day
OH hi, nsrdisg hneh ,ama sa N or
Fa,Mour,a ,nrs ds.r uoSo,St baltimore 70,
Sf Gnsn.,v J,n yo,.rr r.a.,ch w.,,trr from Nyor.
10, b ,1srs y, zs,, yr. -, po..,, .h,a,b
Cr~oA Irna a-Spins N.nl.s nm, a., sor u.. ina wind
hand ice Ss fat which time an. wa unnoed 70 have sdI
Sw rnc sOOo Rrwn for lid cda brig oSSrsd
for Bcstor d." "O''O" VI ''"S'
HsMnuRG Jnya-AT' ApoIlo Proteau. London
MArANzAs, June i7-Arr bark P-otcna, Brown, Nyork.
"a y SsoD nntha Brown from London arr
onor @ 'o June 2A cneuamus Knovlton Havana
bem, Boston '"'' A'N'-AA'' ''' -''' -
s'san Jure s-nar. STRAIT, H. Robson for Boston, latter
GU net day. brig Midas Of B,lam"rs sold sh Omega got
loading for Sh adeiI ha Barn Imosene Benedict from
Wiz company Socsweis Circus composed Of 81 Pc
TIcrou july Sarrscr Liberty Murphy St Pierre MIG eth
hig Arcturus Hoyt St Johns M; ith bark Beaver Ed
cea Wa.hro" sotarSw sufus soa'e ni"rSs y; ouoes
Gsr n re 51 New Io BARK Mary u.rro More.
Nm@Sk brig raid whsp s. s' !, essy RI
Huntr NYorI; scr Cont Foster Jordan Phil,ds rha SD
s or th sobr Martha cr am w." Ropios Boston: In
|" M ss for p ne d. TS
Ns1f 6, d a; snd aaasoa, foT DO v,',. c.'..r T
BcSo T PhaaepSia sh brig Fora coe
Hs%lSIs p.,..... g. n,,,n cow. .r..
;nr. orly Am vessel '"- '''''0H '0' "'''
cuSs BLANCHARD sR from St go only
Am vs.ss r c ', Na s.a'., ,.. r,aa.
lds Nancy Barnes Tor u ssasd DO do Csrssa
s SS New York ds Ts
New YORK i% are brr B a B,rne Knns
ton JAM ao,,. por,,
BALTIMORE July as-Arr, ship eS,ra Anderson Reure
Rio de- aua r raa zns
sehr iyd Dayton NY91k on OF Trap b Mary Johns,
G% West indie. aSS p.r
sns sf T July A slip PRENTICE sm Sacuta March
feer eo or, snow NO 1ane'rS sem fra p
5rigs WIN Rogers, Taylor Metsnor'; ksndel DO; a.
@ M ny,o Ms cSs Mseds 49,
haze I C6m pes , vas Mia a Tsnq e Hx.
=, a on Nom rene anphier 'auNai paTn " i"re'
@ I, nr Ti i.a sW' nsren n 'enourS IN.
.P, NJ lass. so ~ VI, pt ~
nm Sens outel w iI,kg ipt Nap'
III hs' " IN Dayton, Hickna h,ai hicnm' q,
E;i M Ia 10 W 49, Th SSa Lew Aaoany
Tsruho ~ lanhc tbrl mhiser glasgow. Ioie,raphed-
s;r far IN ss br;b. des and M Je,y o laden % s
w. Ir; so s,,,nayR srt Stayho, r;~s sns FS,o f
. en-, ~ S 10 prgs pea Ess,e u
MonS'on r NJ. is,t wa,,.r ~ para pSvno,3s mrs
;, ' f oa'h "'Her IaSe n hey nous orSs
Rtrers bintrr carl '''' ora AO'0'' AA"'e"'e' "'h
IS,cysno hi, on GIL .oh- .,,;un rr.r.,.,u W. VI
p.SSor IT,, NJ = ~; 81, 1np NJ, NINA W" iorS.
RI rs.r Jpv IL - psnj ~; 1ot Nv wv ,Jrh'
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IL Post Office, July p lSia
OFFICIALLY published PAPER LARGEST
CIRCULATION.
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The PALMETr" REGIM -tireat preparations
were making in Charleston, at our latest dates, to
fete the Pdmetros the 25th INST A mag
niticent dinner and regatta in the evening are
among the arrangements. They would h. re-
ceived at the railroad depot by the several COM
mtiees on the 9th.
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mARiTlm iNTEt.Li N G E :.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE..

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders of vessels bound t. this port will confer
. favor upon US by having all parceis papers, aud
ports intended for the kep York Herald ready for i'm
mediate delivery TO steamer, the NEws Boy
She will board inward bound vessels in the vicinity Of
Sandy HOOK Those bound TO other ports whether TO-
reign or domestic, will CONFER additional favor by
forwarding to the Herald through the mail othsr-
wise ship news that he deemed of Ia
est to the community We will gladly reciprocate the
favor.
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Packet ship Evans london ships Dv,n (Br)
Bet, do Kate Howe Cummings Caiu; Columbia Galloway,
Charleston.
July 4-Wind at Sunrise NW Meridian. do Sun se do
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Nsel~; LET Lieut. J Magic; % L,ruts. Kaercher
and R.hr; lett WITT 81, returning with Al
Company c, Monroe Guards, Capt. Small, LIST
Lieut., Ham. =; 81 Lieut.. Had; lett with 80 men,
pturn'ne wiIh Only 45.
Company II, Cry Guards, Capt HILL, II Lleuts.
Moore and Carroll took away -, of which oaiy
u return. The company Is sweiled to AZ by re-
cruiis
Company T., Washington Llght Infantry, Capt.
Binder; LIT Li,ui. BalieTe; I'd Lieuts Butcher
and Voler. Took away 81, return with ~.
Company +. Philadelphia Light Guards, Capt.
Bennett; Isl Lieut., Gray; I'd Lieuts., Brown and
Rsybod Took away 90, return with IS men.
Company G, j ,flerson Guards, Capt Moorehead,
let Lieut. Briggs, I'd Lituts Bryan and L-wis'
This CO mphn, b',e the flag made on board ship
while on their way To the Island OF Lobos, and
which was aiieIw ards borne by them IN the va
rious battles IN vi irh they Participated Leftwlth
30 men, bring back 81
COMPANY Il, Caawaladrr Grays, under comm and
OF LIST Lieut. bi, zee, ~ Lieut. Palmer Ihe ORR
ginal number Of uen was 96; bring back 49,
The whole ~ occasion two miles In length.
The butchers made a strong array, and the fire.
men made gallant ,how. Alter gong over the
route chos. H. The ,olunrr. rs entered the Museum
saloon, where The oraton was dll,vered by John
M Scott, Esq. They tbeu paItook OF the tnquel
which was spread In a most luxurious style by The
hosts of the Columbia House. The tables were
spread the whole lrnelh OF this magnificent iloon
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middleaged lady IN perfect health OF most respect
able connections wishes a situation hOusekeeper She l.
well qualified to be at the head Of genuemans family
where there are young ladies children Unquesuon abe
references given and required. Apply to MI hODOtS'
4 arltOu- House $40 'l4s
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BOON TR ADE.
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command universal admiration.
rHE UNnARRiED bELLE-By Ross, splendid prnL IL
lu.frae ~ beau fIl ory from ne pen ~ Enue Duya
THE fAsr0Ns "A h,liI. picuirr 10 he mode aud eX
ecu cd. Ike al We furnish. III admirlo.e style
Mrsic-Tte Ocean Bird. Composed b. Miss Agnes
n Jones.
su1scrplons-S7. OF - cents per number
Agenis, booksellers. and others -ul "a Al ne lowest
rates hv DEWITT DAVENPORT.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
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IL saTf RDAi sept 10

A. - Broadway. opposite he Pnk ard C.y Ia. a..
tg~rFsl FrsNlrVRs. FiANoFoErts. &c II L hshf
vii 81. A. AUCTION SAT RDAY II 10 O'Clock a. 80 Broad.
" Az t.,Neen Warren sri Mgrrsy sts-A very Gke arc
handsome assortment OF rosewood snd mahogany esoinct
snd upholstered psror dining room and cnsnoef ishnI
n the STYLES ard Workmanship and woich W" os Vbd
eel softhy OF The srfeuiion OF purchasers VIZ ~nofvc'
book cases sofas various m crson pesa sha ~
cloth sad mahogany chArs, vsre'y Of psefns sPIlns
and .ued sests and chairs, sofs o.dssaos
tefesete. rosewood mNblctop center and sofs tsoes
breakfast csrd snc wor sbes marble tod snd other dfe.s
ng bureaus and wash snds zhogany Preach oedstssds
cottage DO. hair mattresses. &C
PnNoFoNTss-At O'Clock, rosew ood .. and octave
pisnOiofe. OF hne tone ard hnsh and well worthy VI ns
attention OF huyers.
Also ladies' sud gents hne gold watch. Ml ieweet
anu warranted rs csrsis fne, and 10 Keep good time.
Aso oihrr rich fancy aricles
WEDNESDAY, Sept ~,
Al 10 O'Clock AZ Nassau. opposite the Custom Honsr
HANDSOME EURNrUsE. PI,>o,osrts, Rca Fanny As
ricLFs CAINAwAsg Sc. by Csslcgue-R. {. kENP VIII
se a Auction on "Wednesday shove eesGtfc sssori.
ysnor diungroOm snd chamber furniture and nch
fancy furnishing articles 81 of which are ~ NE beet
styles and de-is goods and hich viii be found pntc
uisriy worthy OF he srenuon Of purchasers
Every article 90 he Cstsogue VIII po-n'ey ne 500
VI hou reserve. For particulars see Catalogues On me
morning OF The sse.
'PnNoFoSrEs-At y O'Clock. ? very good second hsni
nj