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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
The cAMpRELLs ARE COMING.

FOURTH WEEK.--rsCNPHANr Success --Socieiy
L Library Rooms Si8 Broadway corner Of Leonani-.l
CAMPBELL'S MfNSrRELS (gnder the direction orc A.
Kimb-ryl encouraged BY the very catering manner D.
which their Concerts have been received during Tie ss,
three weeks having been nightly crowded BY highly -
spectacle and fashionable houses. have the honor 10 All
uOunce ihai they viii connne their entertainments every
vsrei programme Of the most popular pieces m Eihio
plan Melody with varsty Of chssie dancing including the
celebrated Statute Dance aud IA gnand Fling by Mr. Luxe
West Doors open al 7-cOmmence M precisely Admis
sion - cents
B.-Ou SATURDAY AFTERNOON. for the convcn
iencc Of fam es there viii De- performance commencing a.
n----.A A-m.s--- . n. c--ren -a-- nrce. ans w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

lrzy. NlBLo's was crowded last night to over
wing. From pi, to dome, one complete Jam Of
..sons5les was gathered TO hear Madame Laborde IN
Fiile dH RegimeHf. The opera seem to have sprung
10 renewed life after the present stars have di'ap
jared we shall have the Italian Company ana 'he
ming Winter will no doubt be even richer in musical
,rury than the last
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MEDICINES.
SIMMER COMPLAINTs.-DIAR

S,J,rIFR CONPIAINTs.-DIARR GRIP,
- ING PAINS, ACTIVITIES Red Cordial celebrated
for curing disrrhea coc cholera morbus SICK and nervous
headache and heartburn IL summer complaints Of
dren Il relieves the severe periodical pains OF ieit ales
and will also stop ne violent wor.hs 81 sy .1' cor VI
purge Al the time that Il cures me con cy,
rect. the stomach and leaves TIE bowels IN hedny cO
ton This Cordsl IL used by Old and young, "ll1 equa
benefit fhas berUme regular iinlly ueueluo iol Hie
above sordes, Il has stood The test o. years anu IL
prescribed by regular physicians ...... -
The Testimonials in it, favor IN Hudson ard vicinity are
roo numerous 10 mention The Rev Dr. Waterbury OF Boz
IN saws l. Is the most valuable remedy nave ever
u.ed William Cunde ESQ. OF l13 Twei1h-.t New,lo ORR
- 81 ga ~ = mos evce eut remedy" Norman White,
4Grsmercy-park, New-YOr1, says: No meicue lhal /
have used, after years Of e1pengnce M X
seepse writes. o" have used for years m my ahl
and have alw avs found safe and Invaluable medicine
+ J. Bernard, ESQ. 9i Broadway, Albany says 49,
,I car. experience in my own, and IN the families oi
NV fend. ind Whites Red Cordial, not only 10 De an
-.ecfual but perfectly safe remedy for ne complains
sn.cisef Ia his advertisement
Price 3 cents per bottle. Large bottles 81 each
sod in New.York 10 Broadway and 10 Aslor House
l Broadway: Park-rOw, and 58l brOaaWsyi ol bIOal,
xav. sCg Broadway HOuson-sti cor. broad~sX anu
GTsnd.f; cor Broadwsy aud Foureeuthsii ~ Third
ysnra cor Tgenfy-second-st: ~ John-st Fulton cor
Wla,st: IT Fast Broadway. Msrkets' 81 bleeck-
er cor Chnstopher-si; Houston, cor hcDo19sFsl ~
Cherry-s; us Broadway snd Greenwich cor naiHono,
81 ate-st and Stale, Pear-sti Broadway snd
DeIavan House Troy-Zi and "a Riyer-'I saratogs
Sr-nys-G n Fish Poughseepse-San ' aAenDirSn *
Ftnisy Nswburgh-J F. Van Mort. Gosheu-H W; u
idrt Hudson-Ros.rnsn MeKinstry Pupderson \ Ham
" 4 q. SiOrs, Henry bafhSer ~ e. w. :
Gabhari and James '. Shoemaker , d van W y,si r
~ Sfsrnard Chatham COmers-Fan Alsyne " Jos
Ter Knderhook-L Fager Naians-yaAes M5.ef-
C,y.arksie-Dr n Adams and w. :. Siouienbnrgh Iox-
sscrie Lauding-Dr Henshsw. CatsEil-W n W ey'
Afb4ns-E. A. Titus Kingston-Daniel Young Williams
burgh, L. I-Chsres Miller Bridgeport, ~ . 80
nan Co observation-disclosures agents, Phlp scnlereln
psiysd,D1i1-s simes Twelfth aud Chestnut Sta y.
Brown Finh and Ch-stnut STA
Ba.ior-Emery souther corner Greene-st and Lyman
place. -
None genuine without my written signature 49,
."5tfxs II X WHITE. Hudson NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
INSTRUMENTATION
SECOND GRAND CONCERT

Of THE MoRAvIAS SINGERS At the Apollo Rooms
Oon TUESDAY EVENING. th- seh inss. 10 e0nse-
ou-rce Of witch attended tnen nfss
Concert berry crowded by me efs Of e~lofk City, the
MORAVIAN SINGERS respectfully beg leave 10 announce
10 re rens and strangers generally that they VIII give
he second Grand Co ceft ~ ih- above Tues
law evening an1 continue The every daring
49,, a EEK "a which occasion choice fOsrsmm for esch
evsriug vii he presented. Mdle- LONAR>l, LOREk,
sTqPEL, kRAUs AMI MAIN, Mofssaa SINGERS
rickes 81 cents EACH be- lad 81 he principal nu.c
Store. an II the door The evening % ne Coneert Doors
onen ar To commence 81 u ococs The room has been
49, In, ~si-fs,l Srd i wei ventilated. aus r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

nYsENTERY, DIARRHEA. dc.-The Grael
- -rbsrs Dysentefy syrup 8 warranted TO cure every
- no mater now bad even II the discharges are con
,sni and bloody TIE money Is Instantly refunded II cure
8 not effected -. 49, n
The Company has hie Al 10 wholesale ~sienoas7
The most satisfactory evidence " me lovers OF
mi. ueicre; evidence from medical men, ron o-sf' OF
he returned Volunteers, Sc &c ,,..., 49,
a.. s1i-,r. in cases which they deem hopeless Trey
IN I'm. seve ife No charge viii be made for the meci'
r. ySc.is Tor sale By agents IN every Ward 2 his
v al A. he panys Wholesale Warehouse % Broad
cAyl STU . 49, au- left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Monday evening last,
saws the Tkibodav La Miaara Of the llth inst IRE
was discovered in the Franklin Foundry lately erected
BY our energetic citizens, Messrs Hawley Gary ana
very 600 the main building forge, and iron warehouses
were en- seoped in flames and reduced to ashes. The
Io.s of hessrs Hawley & Gary is between Sc,VOO and
$1,000 and no insurance The ire is supposed TO have
been the work Of an incendary.
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r9sEE MfRINE JonRNaL. FOvRTH PAGEa,


CLEARED-Brz. Kendall Reed rurks Island, Nesmtl
Walsh: Msrceila. Black DO
scr. Juetie Wogom Petersburg Hunter Co Mary Jane
Oorn Norfolk sturses Cesrman Co j. Cooley Coz Etrte
Boston b Fox Elsvoh Philadelphia Hunter, Raymond do
ARRIvED-sLp Russell symnus q sad M Boston. Mstanzas ?.
dsys-put here BOZ distress. -, 49, .,
Ban Henry Tr1ghrdg whiieisey Ponce ~ Is d. 80 bids
uolas.e l8 sugar souihmayd son Vessel % Iro"
bridge Sons Hsvel LEI brig William speef tor Ne"
York ia days the only Am ss7sel port
Hog Cork, ~ a. o. ballast 70 6fnntA hntH
CO. - sieerage passe- gefs spoke nothing
Italian bark Cesar 5ndoo LShom, marble and 70 passenger TO
Bar Fasc stevens savannah inst, g., to sture'
Portuguese bs Aazss Jones, Faya - days, VINE g. to
Br r Helen MAJ Carp Windsor u.s. Il i, plaster to soue
Whitney
Rrr Emperor Ra .er savannah. insi. cotton SC.
Rr sampson Wheeler NesOrean 3 days, cotton and FAD 20
Z ID hurbut a. Go.
sthr Empire. Penfeli. Virginia. 81, corn and oats
Schr Ioy Cope savannah 10 d. cotton and nee MCreai
q shr Facon Gasson Lieut. Cndt al yia Norfolk ~ d.
Sehr Mestoyer Richmond. IL, -four, Allen faAson
schr Globe. Sma Salem, mise.
schr Wm Henry k-ly, Machas lumber
schr Waterloo Smith, Macha lumber
Schr Cornella, Young. New Bedford, oil
Schr Helena JARVIS, Thomaston, lime.
schr WIN Pope, Foster, MschIas, lumber
BELOW ship, brig an5 bark unknown
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LIMITATIONS IN AMERICA

ar HIGH LIFE IN NETWORK AND SARATOGA.
OPrce Is cents
Vanity Fair by Wm NJ. Thsckeray vols each So cents
The IRISH Sketch Book, by the same. Price 3D. cents
Oak Openings, by j. FenmOre Cooper vols each -)cis
The Trapper Bride by The Author ofhe Prairie Bird sec.
The Tenant Of Wi'dtel Hall, by Acton Bell, vols each
= cents
The Baroners Daughter, by Mrs. Gray Price p cents
The Lizzie Wife by Mrs Grsy. Price , cents.
Lena Cameron or The Twin Sisters Price > cents.
Harold or the Last ofthe Kings. vols each p
Gowre, or the Kings Plot. by James. Price = SCENTS.
Whm and is Consequences by James Price . cents
Edward Vernon Ny Cousins story. by. y Cmhs. 80 cts
MYSTERIES and Misenes Of New-York, Now completed
) parts. each IS cents.
Life ana Times Of Martin Van Buren,. byW L. Mackenzie
Price Sd cents
Envy By Eugene Sue. A great book Price 3 cents.
Pride bv Fug-te sue. do 90. Price 81 cents
All the Magslres for September now ready Paris Illus
traiious SPLENDID Eugrsvings. Price . cents
The above together with 81 The and cheap pubhca-
ions wholesale and retail hv
BERFORD co Aston House.
~ The Foreign papers by the steamer Britannia Our
usual and great supply now ready this morning. Call
early. Hi@0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

WANTED. A STEAM CANAL PG ifELLER-A
W small can propeller capsule ~ -i1liE 900 lN bar
rel III with ne necessary Fuel 'or mp from Troy Oh
New YORK snf back Wanted % a. can b. 'is man
go and commune huf small GUAM 0f fle second
b-fo-s n In -rs,-f- order yv0u 81 prefer 81. cheap
Address-vri.t ie.c-rr0n and prce. for cash c Co
steam Propeller. care " james Nngli Garner Z q
SUB 2aW3w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
JACOB PLATr, Auctioneer.
IIARDWt FANCY GOODS, LARGE

III iTVoicE Of POCKET AND PEN KNIVES. Scls-
SORS RAZORS, SHEARS. 900 dor ivory eombs. me
balance of stock OF manufacturer Watches leo lot.
ported sud city made snd gilt Jewc.ry, Nc-JACoS >
PLATr Will sell THIS DAY AS above, al 10 ocoes 81 me
Auction Room 3 Plsst Also, 1000 gold pens IN silver
casrr 500 fine gold pencil SO painted sinsle and
double cigar case one fancy sccoeons snuh boxes,
pearl buous lead pencils, needles playing cards, lsos
aasks, spectsces. Britannia castors states -
Also At n O'Clock ! combination bank lock- with 1857
changes cost $50 Also cask assoned hardware, with
which The .aewi commence the having been dam
aged by fresh water only door knobs, locks hat pms
hat aud hoos, door handles and Gases tea Aso
. doz shonhsnle frying pans and ayane'y Of hardware
goods &c. SUES ~
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r c. KEMP. AgcroneeF
\ tRGE TRADE SALE or PAPER HANG

tIlSGS on four monihs credit for al sums sloo X
c. KEMP viii sell al Sacton on WEDNESDAY, Aug. o.
Al Nas,Aust opposite the Custom House. by Catalogue.
10000 rolls OF sam ground and stained Paper Hangings
Borders and Curtains comprising some ~ patterns, and
very large snt handsome assortment which viii be found
we. worthy he attention OF the uadc, VIZ
$500 rolls very rch new styles, SATIN ground
1000 80 satin ground, and coors good s,y
$4,000 do medium quality stained, very handsome ss
sortment OF patterns.
5000 do low priced stained paper hsngtngs
2Ooo do curtains. assorted styles
1900 do borders. assorted patterns
The whole 10 be sold without reserve. Samples viii b,
exhibited with Catalogues. two days before he safe ails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
CONVERSATION CARDS.

lust RECEIVED, fresh supply II Rock, Brothers
Cos new style OF Conversation Cards assorted Elnds'
neatly packed IN ornamental cases Tor sale low ~ me
rross or dozen SEYMOUR A. BUNCE,
ans lwis- 4l6 Pearl. near Madisonst " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
WILL REOPEN or WEDNESDAY. AUG
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY

DANNARD's NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country %
three hundred miles being by far the largest paint
ing In world snd Of the largest Rivers the Globe.
tending thAn Weity degrees Of lsrle Open every
evening. 81 Panorama Hall. aS Broadway. a. dining Nib
los Garden
ADMISSION - cents: children half price Panorama will
commence moving al O'Clock
Afternoon performances enestsy and Sstard ava
O'Clock 1y3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

xt-ANTED-A situation a. cook by az experienced NO
w man VINO understands her business perfectly IN the
Forb and American STYLE 81 cOoSlng-also, pastry ei-
Lee cresm. ices pudd.rgs Of various sud- would prefer
@ hotel or clearinghouse to work m Csli carry mrs wees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
r-T1- The Members of the Carick Shock Club

are reonesed 10 Al y WashlngtOn-st ts tVthh- .
O'Clock Punctual aendsnce Of The numbers requested
business OF importance is 10 be laid before me meen
The friends Of Ireland generally respectfully invited
Several eminent speakers will address The meeting
By order THOS. II. OBRlEN, President
EDWARD CONWAY, Secretary. aus ITO
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together with correct views of he country cues. &c &c
70 IS the largest and helllfu. painting n me wofl
Exhibited every night % 1cock. afternoon eNni l"0I
WEDNESDAY srt SATURDAY AS O'Clock. 81 ne VI
NEREA ROOMS as 3 roaiuay Adm ssiou IS 60 >choo.
admitted on reasonsoie terms. SHERMAN Tot>sf,
su1css Propreiefs
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coopER,s NEW NOVEL!

TI,uF OAK OPENINGS or The Bee Hunter Tale OF
l Western Life bv J FeumOre Cooper, IN vols % Cts
The up-ungs. Inc Bee Hunter by f-unofe Co'po
p one Of pcurng books which scarcely fail %
please every reader The Western character oien created By
fr-. OF GOT created shaped thereby variety OF tlr-,
the contemplation q which fails afford RIB smuse
Cooper has, t novel drawn OF the happesi scenes i'
even m hh descriptive roeers produced Troy Wing
BURGESS SPRINGER co. - Broadway, q
su9 Sfis corner of Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
ORATORS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
ID Al, q n s. .IRIRNEif rnll.h fhi. faV The on

ORATORS or THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
DAkER Is sCRIBNEt publish ibis day The Ora
ID tors of he American Revolution, by Rev r l. hagoon
senp 1 preserve the 0ratoca features OF the Revolution
n comprises pOraur- of the great leading orators ot that
peu0d-Or Adams. Quincy. Hancock, Warren. Henry,
Lee Hani Ton. Ames. Pnkrey, SC. &c
Also Retiring from Business b T : Arthur vol lsmo
One Of Aunur- best stores
WILL PUBLISH ~ FEW DAYS
The Women Of he American Revolution, Ply Mrs kAet-
, vols limo; illustrated win portraits.
Wr-ahs 4 Friendship IA beautiful juvenile gn book by
T Arthur. beautifully illustrated
Burns q Poet and a. Man vol. limo, by samuel
TYLER. E.q
The Gambler, Poicemsns Story, by Charles Burdel-
| vol l9mO aus
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Clinton Han corner BeegmGn and Nasssu-sts-3oO vol-
ume. and the principal Reviews and Magazines. American
and Brush Constant sddiuCns Of publications. Clerks
Initiation fee 81, and semi annual dues 81 Merchants and
others annual subscription s. Rooms open rom 10 A NJ
10 10 2. NJ. By order. HENRY A. OAKLEY,
su2l 2wls Rec Sec. Mercantile Library Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ An Adjourned Meeting OF the stone
cutters, Club will be held al Mr.. Powers, Montgomery
Hal, 70 Prnce-st Tuesday evening August 81, al >
O'Clock Members and al others favorable 10 the Cause OF
ireland are respectfully invited 10 attend.
DANIEL DRADDY, President
IoaS N|S,M,s, Secretaries Gu29 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

The simultaneous arrival of large number OF vessels
from foreign ports, which has been before noticed has
carried the entries to amount exceeding the imports
of lsl7 for the same period
The following table will show the exports OF
Specie from this port designated by the entries at
the Custom House since the publication of our last re-
on1 drrin tba
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Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURT-In Chsmbers-BefOre Judge
ysndsrpoe Hsbees Appcsto made BY MI ihos
behalf Of tAf-e four persons discharge nom
Peneuary whfhr contested they had been invay sent
magistrates or three Applications beard Mr.
M the release Of John Fletcher die person. and
living he printed tccu-nt states ~fteui employment whereas
acf BE- grocer having store wlh shut ~ On
ng he and WITH which be h' family he va
d,ctargsd
Ano;er o- 'hs barge n Mr. Erash Jackson The q
pu made b. her hubardseu % The Pen'entary On ihe ae
rrouud ehaess she has Cumrat- bone aud usasy Fep
industrious woman She ho~ev~r cured With pendant 81
r ardent ps got asiray such ie lio he Ia'
Of The foire and committed. 49,.
Anoa~r Hsnnt Dutran3. Who stated De coul-e so, -
beng tei rcr1l1It. made at.a iof f-+ri ANU
sent. hy mistake. tc Losr cal a. iI- fenf-ntarf
TIE cognseor stated ftt'h- has otftirci - WITS OF
within fle iIHfhs for e t'sCh.f-- OF psf. t-'
b COMMITTEE the whole OF shlh he wa suce--siaA
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W BROWN, Aueuoneer
yNxTT>SIyE AND pIRfMpTORi SALE

u OF MAHOGANY AND OiHEk FURNITURE
TUESDAY. Au -. al roy O'Clock, al lo2 broai"sy J. w
BRONN VII sell a. suciion "a above, an extensive sssoft
.n of valuable furniture. comprising 30 sofas - various
stye several dozen mahogany chairs ro-ew God do, ma
hcgany book cases. wsrJrobes French b"dsiesds HAIR ma
trsses marbio-op and other dressing bureaus, marbetop
center .oa tables plush and hsir cloth rocking ch.lfs
dysns manogany dining. e ete and sofa tables aat
and umbrella and music stools 10 with aNa'eir oiuse
III hous farn shng Articles Cslsogues now ready fut'
chAs have goods packed the premises NJ odrrh'
charges hN<o 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

RIVER CoLLIsIoS-Last evening, about elbh'
o'clock the steamboat sun was rouhons 70 oiPo IT,.
.fe the Gloucester Ferry Company wharf below
Chestnut Il she was into by the steamboat IeheI a.
Green which was coming up the river. Inc la'ter
struck tha former with considerable violence caush
b,b boats No person on either boat as injured The
Sgns guard back of the wheelhouse on the larboard
side was carried away and the Green lost her Tag stat
90 had .oune other slight damage done TO her bows.
A ru,ober of mishaps have occurred 10 the steamers
an the Delaware within the last few dsys but none Of
,ber were more serious than crashes from collisions
and the breaking and smashing Of machinery
lPhu. n. Am. 2sih.
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M a X X lie d .

e1ndsy speuus. 1y lev. Arutage Mr. CbAuLEs " nan
SED, 20 Mss cATHARINE LOUISA sNOWHlLL DkChkR, al
Of ihs Cts. - ...- d. 49, .
On the 4 q instant by Dr. whfehoue NJ JAMES LEON
ARD % Mr. MARY GRlFFEN, ali Of tbs City.
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I'll. o. of d. F.--The R. w. Grand Lodge Of the
saie Of NewYork viii hold regular adjourned session
Al the Grand Lodge Room, National Hall Canal-si this
eveuia Aug -, ats O'Clock Representatives vii please
be puncmal BY order. BENJAMIN j. PESIL
aug q Grand Secretary.
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucaonser
ID Brosdwsy -L4bers cash sdvsDoes made on eonsso
penfs FOR sucion sses -

nenfs for sucron sse1
FOKTY EIGHTH NEW-YORk TRADt SALE,
To be commenced The Stationary srd Paper sale on Uni
DAY the 18th August Of so'eoek N sad TO D. eDnnrn
80 conpeg Place on MONDAY, szh August The Eng
-.b lnvoice. on MONDAY AFTERNOON. Sth Aegasl
80 M. R..ul. Book sac 90 TUESDAY MORNING, fSh
Auensi and to consumed daily N the order 81 ne Css
iogue -, -. -, -. A. 1870, a.,
.,x on he trsde who do Feceve then on sppaeaon
AT pslv.rs s.LE-A COLLECTION Of choice On Paintings
ircpsug larg- one BY De Bs1f hne LA1aseaPe ~
Nil.n beautiful Flower and Fruii pieces, nc az 10 s
,rsme. Also scolecron Of engrsyings scssec as "
he -sry Presidents. &c ~ rsines -----
DYE COTTON, iuctson and Cs~sSrss h~oNlrs-
DSs Is Room $40 Broadway GOthc hzs-ts'ing frnsos,
- 20 the abovensmed rooms 10 COW prepares 70 -
xnd. o! Cabinet funnimrc Dry GOODS, SSPcs Ana bo-so
keeginy Articles Of every iesrpoon on eons amsl ~
private sale a. auction and 10 WIN ns us,s.
prVnpmess he VII ~so bay n pr-fefr-d. Vu'-~"'' JAW
10 say ps1 u The city sifrndrd TO- - usual.
TUESDAY. Aug -,
A, 10. o'clock. a. The Alcnou Room. -,
kNECUros's SALE % FURNITURE, CLorhiNe. Ac-A MI
and general assortment 81 second hand Fanigre eonpns
ing sofa, mahogany ~srdrobes, pine do, bookcases ma
hogsny chairs curmspe DO. Office xnd chamber DO, ma
hogsny plain ami dress bureaus table, mahogany
French AID mspe hecsfesds. hair, and cotton ma
trrsses feather beds. bedding sdebo srs ~ashssnds
toilets ulAhoczny and crmsp.s rockers Boston DO. cocks
s frame looking gasses kitchen uru crocs &C NC
- 10, Of cOlhng onQrsns sty's wardrobe. Also,
several ,ofss leo large mshogsny extension tables
s1habie Tor boarding. houses Sale pefemptory
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.

r WHITE LATE J r CLARk,l ~ BROADWAY.
avis GALLERY j. he Oldest most extensive and lash
! ionabe the Dnet States and contains over loo Da
guerfeoype Minsmr from NE, OF nearly al our eninen
mem The pubic invited 10 visit this collection stf eN
anime the beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean ar
In the world AUS lmsua
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DRY GOODS.
no pIIRCHAsERs OF DRY GOODS.

TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS.
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE, I'D Bowery as II
becomes known, is acknowledged 10 be the best marked
for the purchase Dry Goods the city especially where
large low prices and civil treatment
are desirable The stock offered this concern always
abundant and always below the prices known as the lowest
market prce. Call and see-see and be satisfied
r. ". GILLEY/
snoa 9is IT NrNAHON \ and Directors.
THE LARGEST AND BEST
ELECTED srocK Oh GOODS AsD CARPETS ~ Iais CITY
sEiiIyG OFF AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
II, VAIL 80 Fulion-sf. Brooklyn, closing al kinds Of
II. Summer dress goods, al prces 10" beyond example.
have his day, therefore, reduced the pfice Of summer
ood. and Ia fact all Of goods ID per cent IN order 10
make room for Fall sock. am selling French lawns,
bareses and balconies To- formerly sod al L. 3D. and D.
Also, Ginzhsms al 10 cts. and IL.
Alec Prints from 10 10 cts
Also some beautiful de laines al L.
Also Dre-s silks and shaws, equally low.
Also. Linens, diapers, brown and white mnsins. All
sors Of domestic goods selling of very cheap.
Purchasers will lose nothing and may much, by
ng his stock and prices, before purchasing els where
auzs 3us- Z. VAIL, 20 Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
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A CumosIrY.-Mr Spooner, editor OF the Brook
iya Star has been presented, by Capt Lstnsn' WIN
large bottle of Gull Weed which was taken from the
water sbou, 600 miles East of Bermuda II is to be
deposited in the Navy Yard Museum
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The following table gives the statistics Of the
Nashua and Lowell Railroad since its commencement
Incorporated in 1870 Open in ls3-. Length, "A miles
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change-steriing, IC7aloe; Francs. 25d5 %; sight
on NewYork, par and per cent prem.
The following table shows the amount Of Ton
mage built and owned by the leading States for two
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Domestic Imporfntions

NEW ORLEASS-Stg Tietrbwg- bbi nise Jensn. & Fonaa
Col.6 lead llf0 BIZ cotton Robert w
ams- b. nds Rogers, keichum Cofo pgs lead Roger
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, VALUABLE ARTICLE.-o N BALLARD.

\ cor0cnnf Extract Of Strawberry Lesves-Pnce >
-r.-I. lie besi remedy known for the cure OF darfnra
serferv cho era m0rbus, Sumner COMP ains pain m ne
oach or boes also. the best preventive and cure Tor
"a ~kues. Persons travelling OF either sex OF al ages
M urter Al circumstances, VIII bad this &C inyauable
remedy For sale by Druggists generally. Wholesale de-
Dot 81 COrlald-sL New-York. saA W.