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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16


ELOAK~. CLOAk~ .-CheaD a. the new closk
y store. $500 .acirs snt Misses cuaks. comprising OIL
.he --latest Psrsn STYLES o e most desirable roors ard
best materials, trimmed snd finished 81 90 The richest
uosi beautiful manner and varying l price from - 81
80 each Tie ladies' u New-f0rk. Brooklyn and WI
amsourgh. and ne plblc generally, are respectfully in
viied % CAL, before purchasing where ai WAMs
LElS new store corner oi Calerne-st and East Broat
way MA Int
4 MEXICAN tNkkTS.-i5' csses and "a 'es,
n comprising surernne ribbon bound Whitney, Nackl-
nav steamboat negro snd coairg harkets Tor sac ~
OF NEsMiTH a CO so an5 - P.ne-.t.
DAMAGED PRINTS AND DELAINES-Jasi
~ received and for sale ty
mn 81 wM MATHEWS. 90 csiharne-'t
(IA>-IC BATS bal-s Of ue.e we..-suown
vi balls VIZ bee sod loV ty NEsAlfh co.
o. l0 and = Pine-sL
4 SHBURTON FLANNELs.-l00 ca--s extra
"A heavy brown snd brschrd Canton 1anles for SAFE BY
OF NsSMiIH a co. s. i'd s. PHe-.t
% INCH INDIGO BLIE PRINTS re-
~ ceive1, c'is guuenl or Indigo blue Pn1is, the
heavy CLOTHS - inches wide small patterns Tor sac by
o9 HARRIS, q ESchange-p 'ac-.
CLYDE MILLS BROWN DRILLS inches
AWIde-A superior sruc.e Of heavy brown cdlings,
sutsbe fof eXpori, Tor sac - HARRIS,
OF q kNchange-plsce.
COLoRED CAMBRICs-On sns snd medium
y clOlhs, sssoTIed c00rs-i0f sac by { HARRIS,
o. q EKchAnge-psce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

90 FOR -AIE-A country residence situated 10 IN.
- mile, rom Norwak. and within Two hours ride ny
Railroad ~ New. York, the New-lsyep Railroad psssnf
within a short distance of the premises Tie houses mon
arn h In and n good repsr which Is attached one acre
,f ground surrounded by choice shubbey ana VIII ne 500
A bargain For terms and parucust- inquire "i
,i5U GAUNT & DERRlCkSON. no southst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16

FI'O A. COLENANi0l me- hereby sumnel-d io answer -
oorrIsnt of FFrER kANnELL of whHl COPS hereto 49,
n-re3 aat a,orl H answer on @ t - 1 oi Nr
Yr sfhr fx@nfF tho 0 fns summons, @fs-
n he 4,g of .-r, TO- or ps nf vii apply o. - nett sle '
Term o ths Court fss for the C sni County o Nss
Yo - tts Cy Hs the saf c, ts hth tay of November
rert demanded f.- comp tntN~s f.fA ptoh~f
l.. l. ADhIANCE. Attorney iof fsntr
..0a- Nassau b.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES

BALTIMORE August l6-Stock Board-s5oOO United States
Treasury G time) Oi ~ shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
PnnxnEIPInA August I7-FSra Board-7 Mechanics Bank
2s 500 s.ae5 % M 5000 10 do cash. "a s69yO do DO q
$1,000 DO do. IS loi's 80 Bank "a Phila Bank, lls
ssSRssIi s ensn a1 ss S BSSD1PS 5
Girard Bank 50 l0 100 do do lg $3.50 Chesa peake
Delaware e So 100 ~ COPPER e. q 10 Norris s Canal : int
nal "a; 5000 State IS int 7sal er ,ales~sloSo
State 81 aszs % Morris Canal. %; lDM Copper Sceopd
lOU Bank. rs; 10 Mechanics Bank 2 Northern Lber
ties Bank to DO de- !o Y Phi1a bank ms 80 Norris
50 Norris Canal, "a; ~ Penn Fire lns. 1855,
BosroN, August IT, lSiSErchange Bodrd-0 shs Auburn
ioO Vermont and do 6s Boston and Maine
do lOeA u Western do, 49, EXCHANGE Bank, % 10 Boston
and Name d. 81 per cent adv 10 WeseSn do h per cent
Sl6 (par .5 H. pc Insurance Co. $685. per sh S5 81 New
England Mutual Ins Co, 46 per cent.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
PERNAMBUco, July T. Four-Since 23d ult s0J0
bbls have entered for consumption 2l50 bbs Trieste
have been sold DOL Our stock reduced in first and
second hands, is IL 900 bbis. Codfsh-Stock reduced
to 1000 drums. and is retailing at 81 500 to 10500
corGiDg to quality Sugar. MIA able advces drove
this produce the low rates of 800 1880 for the
LIST Sd quality white and 1000 for regular Musco-
vadoes, but present quotations from England to
the 9th ut via Lbon, have caused rise of about 200
rs, md prese quotations 1000 1850 for Sc
cond quality, Dad each ITO 1873 being at 20 20 rs
per dollar. The whole of our Muscovado has been
bought up at 1900 Sales of sugar in cases have been
at 500 above ferro for whites but most holders
demand higher rates. Freights-We have 10 foreign
vessels ia port-say English Portuguese 2 Ameri.
can, 2 Sandman l Austrian l. Bremen, l French, l
Spanish, Lubec, and Hanoverian. Exchange and
Specie-ln my last report rates declined to 25d but
subsequently, became nominal, and now at 2ld =
mapded. Sovereigns have brought 10l, but more is
now asked
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The excess Of immediate assets over immediate liza
bities in july 1s46, was sloel,69I in July, 1s47,
81, $1070,70s; and in July, 1s4s, 1,55l,753 From
July, 1s4y, to July 1s4s, very great reduction
made in the aggregate movement Of this institution
and branches. The line of loans reduced S194,677
the circulation $917 $751; depostes $780, and specie
$19e7oe This is greater contraction than we have
noticedin any other Institution Of the kind in the
country in good credit and In active operation The
issuing department has been much improved by these
changes as the proportion Of specie hand to bills
in circulation much more favorable at the date Of
the last than that Of the previous reports In July,
1s47 the circulation was more than three times as
large az the amount Of specie on hand whereas, in
July, 1S4S, 1t was but little moro than double. The
aggregate amount Of loans, including the debt sus-
pended and In suit does not exceed the capital stock
The nominal capital Of the mother bank and branches
s $224S300 but the actual capital Is only 400,
the bank holding $500 900 Of its own stock There is
large item among the assets In the returns for july
1s47, which we account of In those for July,
164S We allude to the stock Of the Planters Bank
of Tennessee, valued at $4Sl70O. The reduction in
the circulation may have been produced partly by the
sale of this stock.
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compared with those for 1S47 in consequence OF the
great quantity Of cotton coming forward from the in
terror. SO far as returns have been received, from
several OF the roads, which have, from time to time,
been published, the revenue has been larger
The annexed statement exhibits the gross income'
running expenses, and net receipts of the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad Company for several years
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Election Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, August II. 184S
MISSOURI.


MISSOURI.
Bowlin, Bay, Green Hill and Phelps, all democrats
elected to Congress Kings majority for Governor
will be about $4,000. The Legislature will be demo-
cratic nearly three to ene
Thompson and Lewis, democrats are elected to
Congress. The State Senate is whig-the House
democratic. On joint ballot in the Legislature,
doubtful which party will have the majority.
The Washington Union, of the 10th inst. says
telegraphic bulletin from St. Louis to q member OF
the House Of Representatives, announces that the
democrats have majority Of 10, on joint ballot in the
Legislature, but that the wings have majority in the
State Senate. Messrs. Thompson and Lefiier the
democratic candidates for Congress- reelected by
the usual majorities.
Wentworth, Richardson, Harris, Young, McCler
nsnd and Bissel (democrats), and Baker (whig),
elected to Congress The Legislature is democratic,
Of course.
1t is expected the democrats will have majority Of
Is on joint ballot in the Legislature.
NORTH CAROLINA.
telegraphic DESPATCH dated Raleigh, NC, Aug.
IT, states that the result of the election for Governor
has finally been ascertained to certainty and that
Manly, the whg candidate, has q majority Of 400
Reid democrat 1t is also stated that the wings have
. majority of two in the State Senate; and that In
the House Of Delegates parties equally divided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

THE PoTAro Ror.-The Germantown, Pa. Tele-
groph says that Mr. John Good of that borough upon
examining recently, potato vine that had pre- ma.
turely died, found 1t to have been destroyed by a
worm penetrating the heart of the vine and eating
out its vitality for nearly twelve inches down nearly
to the potato itself and inch beneath the surface
Of the ground where the worm died. Other vines are
affected in the same way and the opinion is express
ed that this is the real not only of the blight in
the potato, but of the rot itself.
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August 17th after severe Illness Mrs JANE EyRApp,
in the 73d year of her age.
Themembers of Montgomery and La Fayette Lodges
and the Masonic order; also the members of Ark
Lodge No 2S l. o. of o. F., and the order in ge neral
also the members Of the Dramatic Fund Association
and theatrical profession generally with the friends
Of the family, respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from the residence of her son James, at IFS
Grand street, New York this morning, at O'Clock
NIB. Cork papers, Ireland, will please copy
August l4th, at Harsimus, N. j., EvELINE BARcA-
Lew, wife Of William s. Cassidy, aged 20 years Her
remains were removed to Somervie for interment.
At East Brookfeld, Aug. 49, Lucy TIrrANy, only
daughter Of p. ~ and Eveline A. Adams, of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, eyed one year and eight months
Fort Wayne papers please copy
In Brooklyn, on wednesday morning, CEpBAs HAL
sEY, aged 81. His remains were taken to Orange
county for interment.
After short illness, JAMES ADAMS in the 10th year
of his age.
His friends and acquaintances and those of his bro
ther,n-iaw Isaac Teller, are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, No. 40 Prince street. BROOKLYN.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELL:Gienus.
Summary.

Besides additional election returns, and other
items OF interest, we have, by telegraph, this
morning, the particulars of great fire which oc-
CURED in Albany yesterday, involving the loss of
about five hundred houses, and other property, to
the amount OF $2,0OO,0 900.
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning. IL will contain the full descrip
ton Of the Grand Fancy Dress Ball at Saratoga the
reports of the Irish meetings. the closing in
Congress- the late foreign news and the other intel
lgence Of the week. Single copies, in wrappers, six
Yenee
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Irish Meeting.

PHLApELrHIA, Aug II, 1s4s.
A large and enthusiastic Irish meeting held in
the Museum to- night, and addressed by Robert
Tyler and Alderman Binns, in a warm and animated
manner A large amount of money was contributed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

CACRED DIORAMA3NOW EXHIBITING livery
night this week. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
commencing at O'clock, at the splendid Hail. 396
way over stoPpsnis Ba'ha aanningtOn's entirely new
witnessed in New York. Creation Of the World the
Deluge Assisted by powerful Vocal and
nimena Mr. H. Harrington has just completed magnificent
Biorama intended to the sublime spectacle the sa
scenery and powerful optical effects all the changes
from the Chaos and Darkness Of the uniformed Universe until
the final completion Of the great work oCaon described in
the rst and second chapters Of Genesis terminating with the ap
Of Adam and Eve in the Garden Of Eden The Doama
and experiment in this department Of the most
Ss beautiful and perfect work Of the kind existing and
most astonishing scenic effects assisted by superior poetry paint
The Frmamen the Second Day. Dry Land Heritage and Flow
Third Day Sum- Neon and Stars Fourth Day Creation
Of Fish and Fowl Fifth Day Creation of Animals Sixth Day
Garden Of Edsn.Adam and Eve With this So%BstiOn tie
Part H. Grand Diorama Of the Deluge Tckes25 c-Chdren
half price. Doors att Curtain rises at o'clock.
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COMMRRCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

MONEY MARKET
Thursday, August 17-6 p. M.
Nearly two hundred thousand dsllars in Treasury
Notes we're sold this morning, at an advance of a.
Erie Railroad improved ~ and Harlem a. Owing
probably to the accident the Long Island Railroad
on Wednesday, that stock fell Oft "a. Reading de
clined 4.
The receipts Of the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, in each Of the PAST five years. as annexed
SoUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1873 1874 lS45. 1896 1877
Receipts. Si2si6 S532S69 S55S6g7 S5SgOSl S65s257
80 bales Cotton. isscs7 isSsas 1857 lss 1851 sas
Bush Grain 1850 JS8sS
Bbls. Turpentinc.. ~ $40
On the fifth year, the increase amounted to $21341
being nearly fifty pcr cent. This In the face OF
falling Off of $1,000 bales of cotton in 1s47 compared
With the previous year The receipts Of all the south
crn railroad companies this year, win be very large
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New Muslc, Plano-ENortes, FIutes, Cultars

New Music, Plaoo-FOrtes, Flutes, Guitars,
Ssraihnes STRINGS Reeds, Tuning Forks Hammers Music
PAP and Music merchandise every description, for sale,
Wholesale and retail at ATWILLS, 201 Broadway Pianos
loaned out Every instrument repaired a dtuned.
Wigs and TOopccs.--All Persons wishing n
superior Wig or scap should not fail to call BACHELORS
mandatory No Wall street. before purchasing elsewhere and
zee his new invented Wigs e4unied for gtness natural
durability. rooms for fitting Wigs
The "Rlcheiieu" Diamond Pointed Gold
PENS sold by WATSON co, No. IS Wall street.
cheapest rens Points warranted for Ave years
Gold Pens Gold evry description vhoisSse and
retail 1t the lowest prices. Gold pens repaired.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the CITY 10
good Boo Shoes CATERS Jones street. near
the Museum His best French Boots 80; second quality
from ~ 81 Ia - Congress Boots from So % to ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

ssTTNHE CAMPBELL'S ARE COMING."-SECOND WEEK
Il Society Library Rooms 4S Broadway-Campbells Min
srels under the direction Of G. A. Kimberley Encouraged bv
the stterng manner in which their
ceved during the week. have the honor that
they will continue their every evening this week.
introducing at each concerts full and varied of their
best dances &C. Doors open at 7commence s. Adj
mission % cents Bon Saturday afternoon, by particular
request of several families they will give perr
hal price
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Married,
In this city, Aug. 18th, by the Rev Lot Jones' Mr.
EDMOND CLAsBAcH, to Miss HARRIET A. HArcH, all of
this CITY
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Col. Benton and Judge Butler.

WAsHIsGroN, August II, 1S4S.
We learn, this evening, that the difficulty between
Col Benton and Judge Butler is settled We hope it
is. and that the adjustment is amicabe one. w.
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General Shields

Geographic despatch, dated Pttsbnrg, August II,
states that General Shields has declined the appoint
ment of Governor of Oregon.
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JUST PUBLIsHED-DR; BOsrwICKs GREAT WORK
and Lectures ON Venerea snd other affections the Uri
nary OsSn w. pages guaro This the complete
thirty seven eooIed snsrsvnss which deneate
deafes inmuby also contains forty wood sngravings
equally wen executed and everything known about the
treatment Of these diseases has carefully recorded
the most approved prescriptions given
TOT sale a. }he once Of publication, ~ Broadway aud Of the
AUTHOR oo4 broadway Price $40 Aso Dr. BIS work self
seuse D pages ensravings with hints your Price
MEDICINE CHEST OF ITSELF-DR HUNTERS RED
prop-Eyery Medical Gentleman acquainted with this
medicine pronoubces the only remedy which rn reliance
can be placed TO really diseases private nature Price
81 vial The Hunteran DsIcpsy Ne Division street,
Is tie only place II can he had.
r AWFUL MURDER.-MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE
- destruction Of all kinds Of insects viz cockronchcs mothG
mosquitoes bed bugs and various other insects also
Pills the destruction Of and mice, within FIVE minutes
being their vicinity warianted without poison
Certificates Of Mes Preston Hodse Carlton House; Mr.
Thayer Coxsen HOTEL and others OF highest
resrcfsbiv. Price 81 cents each LYON AN Broadway
nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING TIE DAY AND
- evening at his Office No IL Ann st Formerly No ~ in
thoss dcut and soscted eases q Delicate Diseases which
have baed the k OF physicians Of less experience Ills En-
tract Of Copava Cubeh he extenavsy prcsrSi ~ ply
scnn may Ne had at he st"re IN ivrt No - Ann street
Formerly No ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

DOsT OFFICE, CITY OF NEW YORK, AUGUST ~ 1875
office for Charleston South Carolina places south of
that city to be forwarded by and Soutbr
This mail will be closed at o'clock, r. M
ROBERT q. NORRIS, Postmaster
TINhk HORACE GREELEY CLUB OF TIE FRIENDS OF
this evening at Marion BALL. lS3 street at hall nast
o'clock several eminent speakers will address the NEE
Friends Of TIE cause respectfully requested attend as o
BERNARD DoNNELIY Chairman rro tam
WM FiTzsrMoN. Secy pro tenn.
I1'bk MUN1hLY BbACUN, q. q. VALE, s FRANKLIN
L square N w. publishing. containing Rev. Robert ray.
ors Scrmons Essay the Astronomy Worship of the
Ancents Translation OF Dupus Reye latiops from his
great work, THE Origin Of Worship orns dc tous les
usTfUBLlsIED, Ar THE BEACON OFFICE 3 FRANK
lin SQUARE N y, Paines Rights Of Man." 5oc "Co,n
mon Sense l2sc Political Works in one VOL - 30
His entire Works yols 81 and So The lew Rea
cons Tor believing in One God edition OF Voneys
Ruins '
EkhkLl1'S InEAP AND ELkGANT MUSlJ-rHE DE
pot for fcrretts Music No. 1856 Fulton street.
This music, which in equal any i'm
IRE sold at less bird ,rss ar er
for example, sr and three pieces from bohemian
Girl, for rs cents.
&knkkwshD AkD NJ OF Es1IONs AsKED-sTOLEy
POV fiom IS North More the I'D July between
hours ~ and ocovk Gold Duplex Watch untinr
Cases made ~ j. r. CocIcr No 1 BY Jennings AMI
Inntr 1Ae reward Will be paid person Who will
Information which will lead TO The recovery tho Waeb
iys lIayin~ JOHN o. ABOuS or JOHN uAUX
Warrington Fish Marie.
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Genuine Cod Liver Oh, wa ranted manu-
tured prre and not purified from the Common Oil Caution
urc Medicinal Cod Liver Oil when genuine be light
Il ted ss the purest Sweet Oil For sale by
~ RUSh10N, CLARK & CO. Chemstsand Druggists
ITO broadway, House.
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that this other than the real genuine Tom
Thumb Of Barnnm notorety they okng the Museum in
such crowds that at times Is difficult to gain there
them at H. and ~ but the morning the least
crowded. ladies' children would do well attend that pre-
TO he others
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noC1oR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
on delicate diseases which he cures mercury or
ndrarcc from business The disease In its
in Few day. Debility ~ the from early
.ccomlanied with gradual of power il
osuy treated by r w. The obstinate
IN lie .ssce 2pii. Fulton srce.. ''~"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-18

DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway shows e
Marches Encanp%snts and Battles Tough. BY Gen Taylor
the most beautiful painting Open every night
O'Clock Admission cents Schools admitted reasonable
terms No charge for descriptive pamphlets
open TO ALL THE WORLD-oREAT ST. LEGKR
~ Subscribers at The party for
whom the first horse Is drawn to receive f20O the second
horse foO the third horse to be divided among
Starter foOO0 Sweepstakes No. -l2OO Subscribers at q
HORSE fo second horse f50O third horse,
Ea0OG divided among Starters E30W divided among Non
starters $4,000 sweepstakes No l2eO0 Subscribers 81
each-First horse E40OO second horse E2 third horse
600 Starters f2OO divided among Mons $4,000
stakes requested to make early application each
advertised in the BELLS
daily papers To give ladies opportunity Of taking
shares be issued initials option subscr
brs All communications to insure attention must contain
remittance Foreign orders be made payable in London; bat
letters must be addressed Richard Nichols and Par
nscn Temple Square Ayesbury England The third horse
be decided by Bells Life Prizes paid any day after the race
less 10 cent The will be Mt Doncsser the h
September S8 To prevent haud scrip will be genuine
unless the letter containing it bears the Aebury
Subscribers wishing to send Bank Notes had better send halves
Indifferent posta
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RARNUM.s AMERICAN MUsEUA-r. T. eARNuH,

- PropetorF Hitchcock Manager pendid Performances
morning at half past o'clock afternoon o'clock
every evening at quarter General will
hold his levees the American Mueum this city,
days lie will hold three evee every day. In the morning
Every afternoon at o'clock the little general viii appear
will relate his history travels &C. and exhibit his Exaordna
~ Performances and limitations, and the variety
place the
Tented and interesting company named below Every
Splendid Performances and in conjunction with
entertainments The magnificent presents jewels received
In addition the has also engaged the Sable
an ys osssr nr 20 ponSd o S anu YEARS
Mammoth Baby who though only 6 months DID, weighs 90
younda Enormous Boa onstrcor Tive Living Orang utangs
Fairy Family Infant vestrs Madamoisele Gertrude
ful and charming American Danseus Wax Scripture Sta
privately at extra charge OF Is cents Admission
the WHOLE including Museum Performances &C., chill
dren under yearsof and old enough walk alone 2
cents Reserved front seats. shilling each extra. "
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NOTICR-OFFICE OF THE ROCKLAND CEMETERY, ITO
Broadway of Maiden Lane (up stair where All
orders win be received from N to M for tie purchase
ready for strbuton At other than office hour orders
will be received at No223 Wooster street.
WILLIAM ARCHER supt
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RARE CHANCE TO BE HAD-THE HOUSE 80 WASH.
ington street. to be let the goodwill sod years
the May last together with fixtures of Wholesale
liquor store. Apply on the premises
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nUWEkf ruEArkE.--F FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST
- L. will be performed the Gand Opera Of CINDERELLA
Cinderella, Mics Taylor The Prince Mr. Dunn Baron Pom
polne Steyensj Dandni Mr. Warden Clornda Mira phirs
After which the fairy ballet eated IA ~ EUa OE CHM
Ileur &c Champ Mis- Julia Turnbu Rudolph, Mr. O. Smith
hing Of the Danube Warwick Dame Jenegsrda MIRA Broacy
Also the cay CRIMSON CRIMEs-fuok Mr. j. WEaos;
Tenor Jordan; Sutton, Rose; Mr., Funk Mrs. uthsrlnd
orr open performances at7 o'clock Boxes -
centE Pit and Gallery, l2L cents
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ces Of the Faculty with the Chrome Thermal System Of
Medicine by Dr. Dickson OF London, edited by Dr. Turner OF
New York. Prce ST. New York: H. ieng Brother (stereo
Ied) From the Nineteenth Century Philadelphia Quarterly
I'VE only that Of the work bears tho evidence
great medical learning and great earncsness and honesty No
who LOOKS into IL at ALL lay down caressly de-
to be read by doctor in the land wen
formed man will find himself wonderfully instructed perusa
thrones and material forms Of religions merciu to
Of the old theories and practices Of medicine From the
Westminster Review-"Almost entertaining an A novel"
II. LONG BROTHER, 46 Ann street. " "
Copies mailed receipt Of 81, POSTPAID Addressed ms
above. -