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IMMIGRANTS GUIDE

sd CITIZENS MANUAt--A work for Immigrants
n Of all ciasses the Unci States. with directions and
valuable Information for travellers By J W. Warner, AB
Thi. book l. Intended both for the inm gant ard citizen,
containing flrs quite valuable and important 10 both
classes, aud nearly indispensable 20 me immgr,nt Tue
matter T. unusuaV copious for volume II ~ szs and u
Is believed Thai emory exam nation viii be sufficient D
convince any one that r excellence and fitness u matter
beauty Of exterior mechanical execution, Il i well de-
serving attention.
his vors i pubished Tor the ruthor by c. w. sAXrON
rs h. oadway, 1. The immigrant, Travelled and cin1en
" u 40 well 10 IN and obtain cOcy. Price, retail 81 Gle
4 liberal scum made % The trade aus Sits
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\ ATELY PC3LISHED.-Elreka; \ Prose Pcem-sn
IL essay Mailer and Spiritual Unverso By Edgar
Poe. vol I'm. Is cents
f tho remarkable works h1ve rssi IN long
TIE powerful mental passion viL The h-hrst
fon OF mans nature u5ec has been se-d upon hy alt
ard nnfsre' % t The most starr pnpcs9s wh reason
E Imagination co,reIrri ~ theory ote tn.fers' "a
inl art ~e vii not 90 as.s o. by p
partial decupln rat woai recommend az who take interest
1 t@ procure md read the Ole Of r. ~ Trbuue
We snail BE- greatly surprised t. WORK as pot create most
profound anon. he erlry and scGicc oil te
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poe by fti 81 excite TIE spe al woni-r OF te %
ctrttCse reader IfHFws-
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DECsTrLf PUBLISHED By D. APPLE OSScO.
ts20u Broa wav-H.tory Of New -NrtheraDd; or, New
YOrs The Dutch, by Z. B. OCalsgha NJ D. Com
prie in to handsome 8vo vols Price as.
story Of Georgia, from t. Frs' Discovery by Rev. w.
BacoI, NJ u. Vol I, price - So.
Notes the Esry Settlement of the Northwest Terrific
~ by Judge Jacob Surnett | vel svo. 81 50.
History Of the Origin. Progress and Conclusion Of the
Florida Nur by Capt John 7. sprague L. 5. Army vol.
Svo illustrated. 81 ~.
Civil and Miitsry Life Of Gen. Wm Hull prepared from
his Ms Edited BY his grandson james s. CLARKE. vol
3vo 81 auf 2is
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Passengers Sailed.

LaHeaziiy tafed Sfafe' for HarreEdysrd jacob sotar5
Kennedy Tounn and LADY SeV York; Co Jossph AvezEsns
I Agunsg Spain: Romero Do; Harmony Esq ADD ,srvan
New Yort Madame cylu child and to NJ. De Rsyter
do Beau-uir s5y and sean;s Begln Minister Frsnc sun
Psr; Rineti New Orleans AreTedr1u. sty ard ser
United State. Consul Stockholm Cared AreV-don At
Arfeveasou Elizabeth Arvedsou, Cthe. Avedson Captain En-
zenseE Vienna; stephen Bakr and ssvsnt HEAR Du' Frnr'
Heller Geo H1pey " Comoet Henry Ksfnqn
Henry Fry New Yors Henry Back wool Aeranjer Ff "
Powell sers>on Miller Henry Fisher John Detierraa, 10
seubC Mr. Brown
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Ininn for

II Union for lrr,and.-The trends 81 Ireland IN
New YORK are r. quested assemble m Mass Needing al
Vsuxha Garden Monday evening next, at o'clock, to
rny The terms Of Union agreed upon end scc-ded TO by
The various sanz atoms in this city and for the purpose o
rnaspg eorious and united sfvu on behalf Of Ireland
b. order q" fte Directory Of me knends OF IRE sna
THOS HAYES. Sec'v OF the Irish Req mon.
CHAS SHEA Sec'y for Am League for lrels nd
THOS. DOYLE. Sec'Y Prov. Cor mliee. au5 n
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4 AW SCHOOL OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY -
bThr fret term VI fh9 Law SCHOOL vf HARVARD Uni.
NERSilf Ns mo next Aeanemcsi yer - ,cn % ~,
Jay, August IS sts. The uctlv sbOrs VI Instruction VII
SHARED equally by Hon JosL PAsgSs, IL D. Roysn Pro
Of Law and Hon. TaroPhnrs PAssoss, Dane r1o-
ne design Of this Institution Il TO sfori com,'e,
Of legal educson Tor yenusnsn intending O. lrsc
ice IN any N lhe United Stat a'o sysslnsie cynri~
.Indfrs immorc Jnrsl udence, Tor rlsr sn's eis
men OF busus-s. No fu''o sru-Dn iv,n "a tie &c
or peculiar Jurisprudence Of ANY pfriicuu So hu ha
library. consisting ~ nearly llpm youmss, Furnishes su
means lr the study 4 local law apd clcs aud s
students privately assisted In these b. b. Pro
fcssurs, orcuson may require.
No particular course OF previous study IL requisite Tor ~
ms-On hgi every student Is required 10 prOdurs rtns
ss u hi ood norsi character and 10 give huu1 of eo
The Steward with surety Resident In Mass-csutv's,
conditioned for the payment u all college due 90, Instead
Of bond he may deps $50 with We s,s~zfl, u mo
comncnc rnent Of zach term 10 be retained by hn m
Of be icrm, and then accounted for No student 10
maincusted Until uch slnona' sc produ ed sna .s'u.
nty given the uiilon fee go term, and rs tor
h-if any fraction Of term, which cut The
dent 10 lhe Of the College aw Lihra-s, ard Text
Boo4s, and free admission TO all The pubic lecu N bs
University Iu-nciiO1 may BE- mad In any freign lon.
.usge taught IN mo University for the additions fee n
so year for escb language studied. The sSy
penses OF student " no re.des ia. yea e Cainbdaa
viii not exceed lhe following Tuition. SEQ rent sd
Il room with uss u furniture syvrssing sbon s7sy
board from ssl IA ss2i fuel ir,n s5 10 So, ~
from SIS % so io,a 500 70 $40, exclusive Of cIohss
and what - termed pocketnoncy.
In rexssi To The suUunt oi pOckstmoney neither eSpa
deney the ussges Of society require that stoud 10
large
three terms and attorneys 81 law 10, a-r hs yipg been
admlfed the bar In II r- whsr previous q
siUes IN this School for terms entitled, upop ihe
certificate and omaenda'oD ~ the Lsw Fooly aid
fer passing Satisfactory sssmnaiuu 10 TIC 10. fee 81
Bachelor 81 Laws.
App icaion for sdmls.ion to the Law School mar 70
made Ia either Of lhr Professor al Cambnd.e.
cambrdge, Mas. July Is 1913. i,y27 2.wa~is
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NIARsEALL's UTERINE CA HoLIooN.

rNHE GRAEFENsERG COMPANY have Just r-csi ed
tie general agency u N Extraordinary medic ne, apd
now ODER 10 the pubic Each bottle WI! bear tas seal
incorporation OF The Company without ~hieh nons l.
genuine -. 80.
For pro aps1s ulen Ealing o. The vorb) il Is positive
rrrnrdv proo Of hlc II he flrnisle The faculty
Others Oh application By letter Otherwise al hs Comps
W. Office, u BToacwsy Al V1Fr a. eases OF Toe uIernr
AID urinary orgsns speedily cured By hits medicine
T-siiOfi-l- isken by Hon AArVn asckey RecOrter Of
The Civ Of Uuc. aud may Vtnr!s be sbO~n n. BY ad.
Dressing hr GrssfsAberk Coz Psny al crs-sry ni rna-
on In r.soect he medicne VIII be lrnsaed snI ~
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FoUR DAYS FROM KY WEsT.-Insurrccfl0n
at CuJa-we learn by Captain Thomas T. Miner, Of
the schooner Governor Bennett, that smack arrived
at Key West the day which he left for this port and
reported that nsurrecon TO have taken place al
Havana on the 2Oh of this month But fortunately the
Governor became apprized of il and took precautionary
steps TO arrest H. The insurrectoniss perceivng
that the conspiracy detected broke into the
and iorciby possessed themselves Of ammunition &c
WhereupOn the Governor called the regular troops
and the insurrecon suppressed after the slaugh
ter Of five hundred OF the insurreconists the remain
der were driven TO the mountains.
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HOWARD MEEKs. Secretary.

THE YorNG FRIESDs OF IRELASD.-The men,
pers Of the Young Friends Of Ireland have determined
to meet at the corner Of City Hsplace and Duane st
this evening at O'Clock for the purpose Of proceeding
in procession to the Meeting Of the Friends of Ireland in
Vsuxhsl Garden We call attention TO the advertise
mcnfs
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JUST PUBLISHED

DR II 3CSrN lCk'j GkEAr WOaK on diseases OF
fItne GENT urinary urgsns, 81 pages quTto Just puD
lished by BURGESS, SIRINGER 4 CO This Il wO-s
that has long been wanted IL most fall zni complete
clcal work Of the kind issued from the press Iteon
ians coored engra wing which deneste his c IS q ii
IL c1na n 40 wood ,ngrsving5 ~ executed, aud
everyi ng known about the modern re et Of these die
Eases h, been earthly recorded and al thr approved
prosecutions and formulas have 5tsn given For sale al tn
Office Of publication aod the residence Of he thor 5o
Broadway Price - ui lw1s
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GENERAL NOTICES.
FnIgNDs UFIKKLAND AKUUsk!!

OfBrIrn tTnb. F0urfh W nrG.--A
rnrsting VI IL Club M b. bed h tMoucay) evening IT
Il ococ a e Jrmss-sf. Tho members wi form IN l.
sud pro- ed In body to tie 70. Mss Meeting al Veux
IA 1;srden st &c och F.iENDs OF Fac DoN RALLY
FOR lRFLAND This mas be- the last lime yUu may have al
opportunity WI, you Mt improve L
John EGAN, President.
FLoREvcE MCCARTHY Secreiary. au' IT.
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PoRTo RIcO-AHempted IasrrccfI0a 0m0ng
ne Saces-By the arrival Of the bark Cordelia from
Ponce Porto Rico whence she sailed on the 2ith ut
We learn tina, the 18th Of July plot discovered
among the slaves for general insusection. 1t was
discovered by information obtained from or two
negroes of I'm estate the proprietor OF which ascer
tsning the truth of IT, Immediately notice 10 the
proper authorities Three Of the ringcaders were ar
rested two were condemned 70 be shot aud 70 The
chain gang for ten years The plan they said, was an
extensive one, and included all the negroes upon the
South side of the leland, from Guyana to Mayaguez
The rise was to be simultaneous The time fixed upon
was the last dsy OF the month They to burn al
the towns kill all the whites, and make second s.
Domingo of the island Since the arrest OF the ring
leaders confidence entirely restored.
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TRENTON FALLS.

~ Near Utica, Newly OFlt.-The travelling pub
Ne informed that the subscriber s now md hes been DUE
ing the usual seus1 fully prepared 20 rn5rd comJrebl
accommodations al ta above place, either by The dev or
week l.nJ fl.s hSW VI. MOORE.
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From RIO AND MoSTEyIDEo.-The bark VIZ
ton Capt GrLsroS from Rio Janeiro, brings dates to
the 27th Of June The Brazilian news is unmportant
Baron Gros the French Minister at Montevideo had
arrived at Rio on his way home Ali negotiations with
Oribe had been broken OF, that General had re.
tracted all the former propositions he had made in
consequence Of General Rosss refusing 70 sanction
them.
Baron Gros on leaving Montevideo, ordered Admiral
lie Predour 10 suspend the blockade Of the port and
of Buenos Ayres and eectuay blockade all the
eastern coast occupied by forces under command OF
Gen. Oribe Besides this, the French Agent deter.
mined to make the Government Of Montevideo month
IL allowance.
The Government in the Banda Oriental had repealed
the decree of the Goth May which established tax on
articles of consumption, substituting for 1t another one
all commercial houses, by which they would have
to pay every month the fourth part Of their annual IL
cense.
Several individuals in custody in Montevideo,
suspected of being concerned in the assassination Of
DR. Varella
Mr. Gore the associate Of Baron Gros in his mission
residing at Montevdeo British Charge dAhaires
From Buenos Ayres no news OF importance.
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THE ZIG ROCK

IN PRESS and vii be s.ued on u slav morning, fug p,
literary ard political curiosity 10 the shape OF BOOK
inches Ia length and inch l width, an wei him about tn
III nh Of Ou-e, coriai1in celebrated letter u
GENERAL CASS
tl@ Chicago Convention. prate1 English French and
Germ4n Together Wl ihJ srlphed fac-simile copy OF the
original Price IS per 100. per sin e copy for
-ae by the publishers, MCDONALD co.
Whg Union Ohics. M Nassau-si.
4 liberal discount 10 the trade. su7 2sm
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WILL REOPEN on WEDNESDAY. AuG.a,
FOH A SHORT TIME ONLY,

llANfARD> NEW PANOhAeiA or luz his'OSh'
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country o
twenfyhTee hundred miles, being by far Tie arg ~ pain
Ing IN the word and Of the largest Rivers on the clone o.
tending more than " degrees OF ltuufe OPrn every
evening at Panorama Hail. SAB Broadway adjoining NIB
los Garden. go
Admission 50 cents; children half price. Panorama vii
commence moving A. O'Clock.
Afternoon performances on Wednesdays ard salurfay.s
? ,y.lock iy5i
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..Y-tNTsHY, DIAhRfIEA. q c.-Tbe Ora
.YE-r INDIAN TISCTUKR

IIrE-T indian TfStrUKR.-Thsi = decidedly
w the bet preparation extslt flr impauing p-ar.f
wh-sue-s be teeth, and healthy freshness L. he gum.
n. D. rume della mr, rendering in- breath .sr-et A.
The SUMNER rOs-.r Sod by Mrs DACOSTA 81 Fourtl.av
enue. b. tween TENN and Eleventh ts n. v ans 3usc
WATER CURE DR. r T Trail FOR The las, ave
w years has teaied scarlet, bilious. typhus and chip
fsyer- the Hy1ropshc an and has led every
In instance 1ss fever Gnder Ms continued
SEX when no drugs had been previously admin
serei Chronic diseases treated the establishment
Is Lxghtst IySs lmS'
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r The Young Friends OF feland.-4he mem.
Der. Of this Society REG e. ed 20 meet al tr come oi
Duar est and Cry Elpace on tbs (MOndayl eve ny al
the Of O'Clock, for the purpose Of proceeding II pro
cr.lon the Mass Meeting Of he Friends OF Ireland al
re NauxLa Gtrten. baud Of muse will sccompan. ihe
Soc ev. b. order oftas Commit Of arrangements.
Az it.g JOHN d MORRIS, Chairrar
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nay ,;o.n-.-s BARKER hes novel NJ. !,

AIRY tsosD-.-s BARKER hes moved NJ. large
stock Of DRY O. ods for lew weeks 10 10 GRIND :,
between Allen and Orchard. SIX doors above is Old stand
He is .-ing Of very reduced prices 10 order 20 ,ke
rOom for bis Fs pure III. socs comprises Que Of
the best sssOrrsts If able PuOds 20 10 fud IN
us city, and tho indueemrus casrsd not often ms
with.
TIE stock Of Siks Is selling of al remarkably low prices
n kim IL an object buy lks for Fall " cs from
Z. 81 % per ssrd A,o .pendid assortment VI black
silks, from 81 10 l0s per ward. 80
l. 90 pieces C4-hnsres and de LANES, sAnG ~ - FIT
cent reduct on; prices from Is up.
100 pieces Linen Gnshs ms, re'rced IS per cent.
lO6 pieces scotch and Frrlch Gig hans IRON % TO -
IC5 tieces u.if. aud boy5 wear selling "a cheap.
20 c.ses II Csicoes ne grsaes. bsTgains ever SEEN
.on 81 " u per yard
"a nses and eases besehei ard unb cached SLeetnss
sd siirtng- log OF A. very reduce prices.
Also 80 Broche ca.tIcsre long I'D .qu.e avis, a.
.s prices han ever D. re heard o. from > " % e-eh
200 suu.uner sud AL Shsw.s, &c ilg a lOw prices
Ressn OF selling % the stick a. such ow Itcrs, Is 70
ouen The new erecting where tne Old One stocd
with an ennre stock 4 Ia Sosds Pers calling
and examining for thrmse will nOt be disappointed
Please remember the NUMBER
sn7 II ). BARKER, 20 Grand-,t
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rT-Never, oh never, was there nm article - on
taimng such eXqG-to and lovely ga allies for beluiyne
and causing the growth Of he hsir Sshngs bottle oi
Iones' Coral Hair Restorative Persons no use II viii
never any other article. II makes The hair clean,
son. and silky. T. from fall off, cures dandwf, Nc
Sod only 81 Chaiham-.i NewYorh, or ia Fulion.t
Rronklvn NAV
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Trmperanc,, viii make heir Excursion 10 8iJdle's
Grove, S-.en Island Tue sday lez- August g. IN The
steamboat oTh America nges &c e5raed tand Is en-
"a ed Tor - occasion The exclusive ofthe Grove has
been secnred and every cement VIII be made 10 rem
der The eXculs Of uuu-lsl interest The boat VIII
eave pi.r n Hammond-si. y. ~ NJ. Chember's'.
" r IT; De uncysi. 2 r IT y : Csiharne-st quarter
before Msin-t Fulton Ferry Brooklyu8 g, AID pier
ali Gown the Lower ~ m king the circuit Of Island.
Interesting addresses during the dav T-kes 81 cents
nay be obtained Of A. Ponce. G. Fnltou-sl squire
sroiher l52 ROWsry; Alien, is B0wsrv; a. stiles, 81
aosery; Issac Seaman. 81 0randst WIN franklin, l5s
Fuion-t Brooklyn aud Of the ladies OF the society Per
order OF Committee ans ds w. n. Dl hENAN.
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FROM LIBERIA.-The bark Liberia Packet Capt
Goodmanson arrived here yesterday from Liberia
having made the passage from Monrovia 10 the Capes
of the Chesapeake in twenty six days ii being the short
est passage ever made from Liberia to this country
and taking the character Of the voyage into consdera
ton the working from the coast-wnds into the trades
and again from these into the variables cur own
coast il IL Of the shortest made by sailing
vessel
The Packet brought several passengers. among whom
are Judge Benedict the Chief Justice OF the Republic
Of Liberia Hon. Mr. Russwurm, Governor OF the Ma
ryand Colony at Cape Palms, and Mr. James b. Nc
Call We learn that the time Of the sailing OF the
bark nothing of any interest Transporting nj Lbe
a The inhabitants all enjoying good health and
matters progressing in their usual quiet but salts
factory manner. Bait American Jth.
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SCHOOLS.
WRITING,

MERCANTILE aRlrHNrrc asp aoox xrrptSA
TAUGHT By MESSas A. 3 wHEsLtt h 4.
RAN DIXON, 81 Br1aagay, cnr1rs 4 Nh rsf-.t -
NJ A n WHEELER, insire or In Peup,na. l. ~.
IA. sss, cievd iJnis'f NJ Hrs nxJr, - fsvoey
$40 Ia 'h- public pvui, sd acc ins ~ RIO
Ter his un.sni.t of gent ntfiN dspr.r NJ,
aud H. r.-fsr n-t Ill b. indsclsi b. "
WHEELER n DIXON, =. { Lows vti
NJ W. vi att nj osy Sss' s, 90 hsr,t0s ~.
fro 9 A NJ ill - p
Mr Dixol W have char. OF shs even ~ CAS- -sai.
an e {, IN /. III y y 10.
Me ss w 4 q. are resolved shai 20 hips on lssL pat
sbsl. b wsnrn, TO me Z pVTolagc
B.-ornaasna fsamnship ex cu,sd 10 cnder.
iy]l ~ lmis
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'"'' T1yIoR,s pArTLES IN MEXICO,
DIR GOODS.
THE 30 VERY SAVINGS 8 TORE,
No rs BowERY.

F.W. GlLLEY, w GlLLkY, end MCMAHON,
Propretor5, kd.oe0s. and Dt,ses0rs
THE -bove AIMED nsuG ton for b sale VI DRY GOODS,
funded BY sbo named sebtlem~n, Is probably tie
most successful concern IN NewYork CITY Toe store 10
coasta I crowded, day ant evening, however th-r
are plenty u pohe aud Live yung 10 wait on all
Il 10 ore than common MATER Of surp te how s1ch
business can be kept up al This season cflhe year.
ONE Or TWO REASONS
VIII explain the mystery. AL he goods fered for sale are
hatalarse per cen sgs below tue prices merchants IN
genera. can afford and ell Ills 10 owing tie ftcites t'
concern o.ssss.s and sgsn, Il IL well known hit buyers
will urcha.e where they &c, the best bargsrs and IN
this sin pie fcti, the mysey N ,uch amount Of busi
oe,s being dore al This season Of he year au7 tin
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HARPER Union DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE
An Anniversary Pleasure Excursion of this Society
takes place tomorrow, in the excellent steamer North
America, to Biddles Grove, Staten Island. For par
ticulars we refer the reader to the announcement in
our advertising columns II will doubtless be very
pleasant excursion and we recommend friends TO
bear il in mind.
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During July will be perceived the imports decreased
eleven hundred thousand dollars ~ per cent. as com
pared with ls47. and increased fifteen hundred thou
sand dollars compared with 1876. During the four
days Of August the decrease glad to see. con-
tnues and in larger proportion having fallen OF 500
600 or 30 per cent Next week, however the returns
Of the Custom House will be very large the foreign
arrivals today having been very and bearing
valuable csrgocs. The Hermann alone has 400 Of
valuable freight Included in the arrivals were one
steamer from Bremen three packets from Havre,
ship from Leghorn bark from Palermo, one from Ia.
yana. one from Rio, one from siss, one from Ponce
brig from Rio Grsnde one from Gibraltar, and tight
rom the West Indies.
The Butchers and Drovers Bank has declared
semi annual dividend OF per cent
The Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Coiapa-
nv have commenced the relsyns Of their track with
heavy T rail.
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TSisrSE-
s4rSsp4r Augusit
AsHEs-Po,s ~. up with aes 30 bhs PesFs are Sd
usrst- s.usrA The Friday the warehouse Of Ssss
d. Of so bd Pot and - 90 fesf sebef
l.-os bbs
cOrroN-r1e,. Ia. not been much TIE marie, not
FLOUR AND NkAL-There bss seeu dull nAne' of f0I ~
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- With WIN, ,,,m,,rtio, we Iools ON clear

spOiess and DO You know, reader thar al can
have free fOm re Ses sIlhuru, &c, by using cAe
OF the iue ard genuine Jones Italian Chemical soap. which
cures all the above ard gives the comps yion ovely heal
thy cearness and you with whn disgust all gaze
pnpy. dsigured face or bad skin B1i rind DO sure
YOU se The genure sud only Nex-York Al 81 Chat
ham.st nu7 NAV
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ry-stA chief object Of The prope,crs IL to supply The
public with feshground Flour and Meal IN bags of2s and
50 lbs az well by the barrel and hafbarrel enabling
f.e. enjoy the luxury OF fresh Flour throughout the
year Delivered IN any part Of the city free OF cost, Post
pa,s orders attended 10. HECKER & BROTHER
ivll frpeOdia
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THIS DAY PUBLlSHr by the Americ IN and Foreign
4 Anii-Sa cry Society and fJr sale az heir Osiory
he follow ing 70 thousand corr S25; fOrore
hun red S5 for one zen copies, ~ cs for sin
re copy cts.
Il Is earnestly hoped hat the friends OF Liberty through
the country viii d. al thai -y 70 give tins valuable
work e. extensive circulation IL has been car-fly pre-
pared, win .pecia reference 10 he p'esnt highly mpor
position OF ubic at nd Is emin nj ca ated
fr the diffusion Of vtuabls norm ton the great qlrs
ion Of .avery, which cages tue attention VI
IRE nation.
Orders, ncosing the cash will be prompt executed, and
should be al dressed 10 the Publi-h Agent,
~ IL IAN hAKN d. 81 JON 81
~ Please be particular to IN lie . nc o. co vey
a. cs by which hr menacs are o. b. ssnt au7 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

HOUSES TELEGRAPn-This line is again il
working order between this City and Philadelphia
With separate lines there will be less chance of in
tenupton in our lightning communication henceforth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
WANTS.

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