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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4, Il

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4, 1913.
The Jury Ont-Postponemen of the Opera-Ano-
ther Nomination-Eun Honors.
The jury in the. Chester County Bank robbery
case has just gone out, under the charge from
Judge Kelly, which was not at all favorable to the
defendants. 1t is said that they will not agree.
The opening of the opera has been postponed
until tomorrow. evening.
A few wings of the first congressional district
assembled last evening, and nominated Moreton
A. Sulle, as a candidate for Congress. This Is
the fourth nomination.
General Cadwalader has issued his orders for
the parade of the first division, to pay the last ho
nors TO the late Commodore Biddle.
Rumors are afoat, connecting one OF our city po-
lice with the notorious Charles Webb, now In pri-
son at Albany, charged with the forgery of a
check of 81 ,s25 on the Exchange Bank OF Albany
The police officer in question has been receiving
Geographic dispatches from Webb, who, to evade
Suspicion, signed them George Morgan. 1t is also
reported that this police officer has recently been
on visit to Albany, where he had an interview
with Webb. Some letters between them have
also been intercepted
The American Fire Insurance Company, and
the Camden Bank, have declared semi-annual divi-
dends of 4 per cent.
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Sailing of the Acadia, sc.

DUSTUN, WI
The royal mail steamship Acadia sailed pune
ually at the appointed hour, with y passengers
Tor Liverpool, and IL for Halifax. She carried no
specie. The mail from New York arrived, but
several of the passengers were left behind, being
half an hour too late.
P.sssncrRs SAILED IN THE AcAprA.-C. F. Hovey,
lady and two children A. Hardy and lady, j. r. Full
Ter AM lady, James jackson and 4. r. Muiiard BIOS.
ton: Thomas Perkins Jr, Salem; Adam Hitler, OF
Mass James Eddy and lady of New York. W. H.
Colburn and lady Of New York State; MI tltzsePald
and Charles Crowdy. Baltimore; A. +; rarK; p ree,'
and Brocus England; Mrs G. Roberts, Ireland.
Fer Halifax-Hon VIM. Young and lady, Mr. Bird,
susan NJ Mahop, N. Clark lady and son; T.. e. NJ
Madon. w. II. Bird Joseph Mundell, and servant, all
of Halifax
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.

BALTIMORE, Der. 4, lS4S.
Passengers for Charleston-Ihe Eiecf'o" T-ddyE
Probable Resmt-Equanocttai Storm-NafMah-
eotfon.
The steamship Isabel sails this morning, for
Charleston, and will carry with her about seventy
passengers She is 10 sail from Charleston tor
Havana on the 18th instant, several OF her pas
sengers being for that port.
The election of Sheriff of Baltimore city takes
place to-day There is decided split among the
democracy, and large portion declare their In
tentIon TO vote for Colonel Kane, who, though not
actually whig candidate, will receive the entire
vote Of the party, having been always identified as
one OF the leading wings of the city. The struggle
will be severe one.
Dr. Reginald N. Wright has been appointed
Professor of Chemistry in the Washington Uni
versity, in the place of DR. Foreman, resigned.
The equinoctial storm Is spending itself on us
In a slow, sprinkling rain, which has now lasted
for three days.
The making of citizens is progressing rapidly in
our courts, no less than thousand foreigners
having become voters within the past few days.
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Letter from Adjutaut General Jones.

BALTIMORE, Oct 4, IoFS.
A letter from Adutant General Jones' In reply
10 Hon. Reverdy Johnsons inquiries, appears IN
the american OF this morning The Washington
Unt0n of this morning contains an article regard
ing Gen. Taylors pay, which / have examined,
and do not hesitate in say ing, that all the pay and
allowances specified as having been received by
Gen. Taylor were strictly in conformity to the
law and regulations of the War Department, and
such as any other officer similarly situated would
be entitled TO-
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The Houston Telegraph of the l4th instant says -
"Tbe season has been unusually favorable to the
gar planters The the whole line of the Brazos
and most of the plantations the Caney and Colo
RADIO, is remarkably promising. The late storm beat
down the cane several but the weather
has been favorable SINCE and has recovered from the
effects of the storm, and is growing finely. The crop
of sugar this will probably be at least onethrd
larger than that of last year -
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Shipping Intelligence.

BosroN Oct 4-The St John Of the Sd
inst states that ship Pees Own from Hull for Rchusue
to- struck 18th u She had on board capt
Frsncs passengers Of schr Vaera OF st John p
ST Mp for Pctou which she had run INTO on we
18th u her that she was abandoned eht
persons belonging schooner and six the snip were
when she struck Cape North The Valera was insured
York for So 200 Mt
Bark Entepte Of st John, NIB Lyons days from Dublin
with 40 New York put into lunenbug on
u having opmast the day before 5Omle OF Shell
burne O., =,
brig from England American bark from Sydney for
States, has been lost Gsbarus
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MARITIME INTELLI GENCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will con-
fer favor upon US by having all parcels papers and
reports intended for the New York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi
cinity of Sandy Hook Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mai.
otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We will gladly recipro-
cate the favor,
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Port OF New York, October 5, Is4s.
Cleared.


Cleared.
Shp-Niobe, Thomas, New Orleans, johnson Lowden.
Bark-hngdala Dodge Mobile Eagle Hazard Renz Bangs
City Point.
brgs-superb (swel Berg Gothenburg, Funcke Mencke
Gusai Melen see) schale, Pemamtuco,W Wesser; Scotia
(Br) Mccall, halifax Ms
SchtChn Sanaris (Gronadan) Bombay Carthagens Eve
rot Bate Vim Dayton, Hickman Grenada l. McCrea-
dy Co Indus, tbr Day, Halifax, Ms winniet Deborah
Holbns, Wilmington, NC; G IIaock wilkins philadelphia
sloop-Rogcr Williams Stursts, Providence.
Arrived.
mail steamship Hermann Crabtree Southampton Sept a.
m, with mde and o. the Ocean Steam
Co She has 32 passengers and large freight board On the
20 and 9th Sept encountered the euinooa gallo from NV
~ blowing with great violence hours The boarded
by the News Boy minutes past NJ 10 miles Of the float
ing light.
Steamship Norhencr Budd, Charleston, sept 30 to
SIohoid Icston Co Passed packet ship Chasto OIL the
bar bound In. The experienced very stormy
passage having continued from NE She passed
the book last evening about o'clock anchored In the Horse
Slce ehe remained III tie weather cleared OIL
tchr Anaconda, Meckips, Washington, NC.
Sailed.
Packet ships Indept oudon st Patrick Lyerpool
Jane II Gdd ~ dol Hunter do Bangor, Turks Iand
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Marine News,

KEY WEST, (via Chsrleston) Sept Is, 184s.
The Boston ship Dalmatia, for New Orleans, arrived
leaky, but proceeded on her voyage with her cargo
of ice.
The brig McCalla experienced hurricane. Her
cargo is discharged, mostly damaged and was sold at
auction; vessel impaired She proceeds on her voyage
10 St Marks. -
Ship Kestrel has been condemned and ordered to be
sold
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Courier Oswego Raah do ships Sea KIM
Belfast Brascus Bambug Aberdeen Liverpool Hermins
Orleans Sutton Charleston Br baks st
stituton Chaestoni Janus Chlde Harold Havaaa vir-
tenlu' Oh; Peter Demi Savan
way Isabella Wilmington brgs Mechanic Jacksonville Tybee
Chsreston Augusta savaunah Isabel Laguayra Grenada
Nary jams Wilmington.
Packet ships Nicholas and Monezums have anchored ut
SWSIit
Boy reports vessels in sight from II miles Eef
the Hook, at u past4 NJ yesterday.
OCTOBER wind, at SUNRISE NV meridian, NV; sunset
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wldow lady, named Dawson. in Steubenville, shot
youhr man by the name Of John Conley. when at
,ting to enter her house through the window, a
Few nights ago She warned him to keep out, but
finding her entreates would not prevail she dropped
him upon the pavement, beneath the window. The
ball entered his forehead Just between the eyes.
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WILMINGTON, Oct. 3, ISIS.
We have returns OF the Inspectors election
from Christiana hundred, where the wing ma
iority Is l57. The democrats have 80 majority In
Wilmington.
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Nashville Election.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 3, lS4S.
The municipal election he d here to-day, re-
suited in the wings electlng their Mayor, and a
majority on the council ticket, by the general
oVyota
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SUPREME CoURr-IR Chambers Before Judge Ed
s', ~ h,,. a., ~, ese % ,sas', u The Sa'
Sose orii NJ 4 e,s.lrea,s t be- e Conoa
,cunl boz IT. Hyatt refuses go give cap. and "hh argument
4, NJ whnc s w. p,,tt- ,ri vr D. Vlt. f,r VIZ cor,a
itsrrssrs bat previous 90 tho vol 1855 pros s Cog COM
tls AIN. House instead aud requiring that o
n. '' eos. sfer,i '. ,d ma ~: rs,
APPOINTMENTS e law oflsis IN. eh ai power h The Comma
touc rather stated that che oommsneI 90 % be ee ed si
h'o, th oveis A. are s.rc' By me boi Of Con
si, h',ee ,he p>,,se Of '.e a. p. way - ai ,.e ~
ordinance. sus % IRE COMM sooner Of Poe Aims House he trli
10 on Csr,. and A.d ab.queai revoked he Also
tud-r ega.on ,is.Is and other gentlemen
The Irra roa,. an teboi Nj HYATT ar, he Doe, POS
-es, con'l o's ths toos and lsps mat s ,o.n..e, '
pc gvef sgpoi sus power ee e''s 30 hss m 'Ar tine
oe SefQn that proper ihe tonfi-ineI should a'e con
smsnsble 6iag % scouni m oresrd 81 .o0oo ycar wbh
Cs-ss through ts oes Ii, 'efes OF tl Cooperation ,ni ua
~ be h', 20, aea h' oath Of oace required Che office Of 'e
Ast5 lie 61 Iomi replied "a answer that us ordinance
makes Che ceEs hp sAnea office va Tie custody ci te tAa
gess % he ccunoa coas ' t,, ll 20 rsi ass'e 20
' M, "a pa. , o ,- l ', , , ' % III i
,ltct end a e taie r 0t De- bai tcel permitted 20 rnt
trusted 20 ~ ,aa Pa, ne q naoa Coaa ., have ie .9
rarsai OF the chef cers ani BOOK keeper ofers COLLISION nat
ssate1sa Aoa cfce.. as de proIer che,l s
sri a. 50 h he oa te srs = 81, reqal- ~ b, 90 6y m al
floet be B, Ordinance. and OBJ, preliminary Oh cuiefrs upon
ihe aic sac of na Office Mr " coldcd bs saving 20 Gle
tcnrn AT Q whom We believe present. o. ~ tbs m 1i ~tu
eve tht Qce resting auIet ,i ne trst change o teun
Cousea iaere e' D. st sn eisl olf OF drcs a end ts
quantity cd hatd sled
III "a htfis il-n mode isN renfs esHa,u af points
Of hs aIganasa ~4en 'ee coui adoasuci uc dsl'u ss
served
CovRr or COMMON PLEAs-Boiore judge Ulshocfcr
-Gsorss n SHARE Bsraa-d MCotr Tbs beng tu,t
se3sc n.e arof Nir ha.t >n sleeper q, ptl houe
iess IL upptr part oi hrotesS other beng present ma
tIstu b, csfienfer who atei la lld houe which 1a-
b., n,frf Len. ~ t,h fon 81 thf1nl-r tnt
te saos.y 80. derosed NJ McN hsls believe rs
t-ufY hfI occaffef. tn
r.fl<f kno'fs es-c preceded ' else .c aruf sue. fue c
auarg f.r lirs 10 ia f ai niirr tisf 'i
trq roli cd have o. ouarirl rsc i Ac' o. disagree Toe
49, u b -srref a's isr.asoaf cl itl N o. hisu-tel
tcislisfi. Nr>sI. HEM uf >1iiA
~ tlc fpafsl vs. hiioaf, ' 'si.N 10 Yesterday
lie ~. IN - i 1 .ea-I lrI-l-I
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nEW AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS

'INIE BRITISH FEMALE POETS. vh Bosrspn-l
rrl tUr-r' notices. hv Gen ~ be'rule F1ri o
H.r Mrs Naror ana ~ -1crr fif'e sro c'ofh. s,
Eastern l.'e Past ilt Present ty Haue, Marnle'n -
.ru r.H.l p o.
R-aIa.s i1r fe Yo1nc iom Ir works OF Sr Waite.
son vols. isno cloth n.ac-. - i0
Guml-cs l-l-sa de- ID Iose de r~iIr, Sri Amerr on
frnrI seventh Pans eirur lu-r.erfei And revised ty
Frv.r Robinson. ilun h1l .0rHd. 81
~nfr 81. q amman. hV fie seu.e i-rnn riHh a.
C.Hf.. PORTRAIT rH
Memoirs l1i CouesF orden-e oi WI 7m tlery g. linin-
aI.rnn hr Pho vols ..fl1 C.0fh. portraits =
ifars ~ fna Plants NJ fr n- states Dr. Ast Gray, "
ID Illustrated with lal r.1fes ern cloth. -
Tie above supplied l fhe trade 1l tr m1s' ftvorih
term, PUTNAM. I1r Broadway. and
mr-1ts Pa-ernnsfer Row. Lnnfnl.
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MEDICINES.
corJGHs AND RAISING

nF BLOOD AND PHLEG3f. hectic fever, night sreai-
Onans The side and breast, cffarin bronchitis asthma
o.s at voice. whoopng cough aud even some cases OF W
parentv confirmed consumption have been aud can ag 10
cured DR. Bshe Panaceai not day passes Dni W.
told by some person how rapidly De is recovering AMI m
most he often Thar he is perfectly well great many cerh
cafes wll be- shown any person NhO wa cal a. me a"
cy from persons now residing in is cry Who nave Den
saved nom death by this remedy il composed exclusive
Isl of vegetable substances and Is sold Al % cents per bottle
or T. bottles for g. Al the only agency 20 Nn-aYenn- 20
confident proprietor of he wonderful Frnes OF Nr
medicine that BE- ruaruee- ref4m the money in every
case where tas purchaser is o end relief aer using one
h,sr. myGj lNls
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FAIRBAnYs, PLATFoRr SCALES.

I'VE GREAT 50 PEhORlrY 0friese scales has never
been MY understood md appreciated A. duimg W ~,
past yesr While hundreds " Imperfect yei Wsifan',o
sr.. of other kql- have been tred found waning, ana
condemned the purchasers u Fabanhs ofe- nave III ~
ca-e been disappointed.
IT, univer.sl coincidence which IL felt n he accuracy and
nerc adjustment Il these scales = such MAJ .sey nave
come 10 be- regarded the Standard from when hefeis no
10 matter how severe Ne fesllnd the makefs court DO
seyaa.f slno mailer whether The article Or load ~ he
,vhed l. placed on The either angle Q! ne
rf,f,~r whether the amount = small preai-frOm The
ogyesf 10 the qhes capacity u the scaete amount lnd
Gated l. always ngid
of ne community who vale their reputation iOr correct
dealing and hence the increased and constantly increasing
demand fJr fairbanks Platform Scales.
FAIRBANKS J. co. Agents,
m21 Zm.seod 81 Watef-st New York.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

CvNARp LINE-Sgiis from Lirerpooi rectiy
hILERNlA .... 0trt Der "" l'i.-s ~" pr
NIAGARA .... Capt Kraff fo Boston '.N'' iN "
OCEAN stN NAvCo's IiNE--Fr0n Bres1.a y >gmslapin
WASHINGTON --. Csqf JQnssros ..l or Ncr ofA ~
Hermann .-..Cslf CssrrEat. for NcN iotA N'-"' ~
o. eos e te sissnsrs esseHfEMEN aay. oa ;he l5ia AMI
>Ot HAMPTON the -Hh of ho arnh When te .ol ii o
slsitJ o.. tig 0issas from Nev iors ~iA b, lc -lsll
iNDEPTNpENr LINEs-Fron Lir0Tooi'
tNifkD siAIfs. Csrt H.essfsrf. for Nr~ iak sdN ID
SARAH SANDS. Capt IronFses. Dor Nee iaih June Q
SARAH SANDS. Capt fnosFsos for Nse lo .Ap Aug
SARAH SANDS. Capt fof NV iog .Ia OF I'D
From HTrrc;
tNihD Cap hscssrsrF. foI Nc OH Mon Ju. o
CuNARD LINE-T0r Lirrpo0i rfskiVs
CALEDONIA. Capt Lsreu Pom nostoa sllesday. MAJ 30
hiRfkNlA >sssscs.. fr ellssdsy.
NiACAA.t a krsr from Bosteu. ednssday, June "a
OCEAN SIN NAyCo's LrNE--F0y Soatkpfa 4 Bremen
HEhNANN Capt CnAsrEfs rol Nlok Wes8sy Msy 81
WASHINGTON Capt JHssros snol Mon W. June
INDEPENDENT LiNEs-For Sosthwpi0n. HarreS Liperpi
INIfHD sEAIks f7 sou;h "a 10
eAkAh SANDS. For .frsnN l0k Juy
SARAH SANDS For Liverpool foN icfk Pr
sAh<h sANps....fs PA ssv. IL
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INSURANCE.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE,

nfftNI y WALL 81.
1--WE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY continues "a insure against al manner OF
Life Risks, favorable terms Than any othei Com
pauy.
The operations OF his Company cunnned exclusive ely
Life Insurance and Lite Coufiugonco- uron the purely
mutual plan. enabling the insured to participate in AL Tho
profits of the business. while lvg we'll securing To
survivors u certain resource against want
Dividends ara declared Annually Each person insured
becomes member and is entitled 10 Too directors
When the party prefers. he can pay Unehaf preiai
bv giving his Thus ,r tho dividends Of this Conn any
have been equal the thereby canoeing Tine notes.
and tus saving 10 the sare onehaf the premium taken
hy other companies
LocN. REFEsrNcrs-Phclps, Dodge Co q Chf.si
T. d. Hur.but 4 Co 70 South.st Frederick Demng ESQ
President Union Bauki d. Morgan Co. 70 Front g.
Pru. Noodiuri Go. 10 Pear-st
r. : KlSSAAl, MD 81 Broadway, Physician to the
Company. u. MOkbAN, Agents.
}. ". JUDD,
Books and pamphlets may be had gratis application.
and all information given al the Office Of the Company u
Wallst. my2S ousThsNTu
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oonrnnrRcrA1. ann naorEY raArTERs.


nv o"fa y n.ifHtf o. st f''f'' -
o, u Il
WEDNEsnAY May -l-f'"'
There was a little reaction 90 tne Hi'' "''
H. r,~ .,,L. t. .t t..t-o.s boramc fnucr az Inc
"'S 4'i -io A. Di lh' h"'i''.' 49,, ~fd o..
| ci0ae. So the second Board lfee-N9 -'
\ 81 which wo- an improvement
/ The ffa~b % rI.e., firmly for Bus N.iN Ni'''''
ate hlsncsr The Gales we're n""f i ''- q" 80 f
.rf. ..,uffv of bills waa m ldcratr.
rs- had. l..- "a good deal done i H'l-'' '
,...i..,. l.rns Che .ai ilv do}s iof L'e'Po'. ann
i ...,,,.n MI. have been made % U.s.
London. To-day eng
me. ia o.r f.erreoi one thousand bales 'ot''h
@i''' ''' '' -..t and "a .r,,aIl t,tr.,t ,l Com
were 'i'o eu-'-''
'n ,as ,..,t ss-i 900 in specie which yys.
~. .i..,, ,,.,- c,oc.isd The amount .u BaDk
'e,...' -. ~ i.ere..e under ih. drain.
/ ,. ,.,.-s freely made to-day oh Treasury
Loans .,.l,
Notes and Government ~i"fA-f al -h'' 'iii al n li
cent Pepper -3cs ai previous rates, a. lo lI-l ea-
/ 90 Car GOOD -afuos
/ M ~, B,. ,.,....
..
Tree" '7''n '' 'o'i-.i ~" Wv
h'ei h'nN'7 TO-, ~ "" D' a..
1e'.e Oh ''' mon i''-4 ID. D..
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GENEP NJ NOTICES.

r--r French Tan-unEr.-1issEsCs'. Orsl cfsIfr.
-Maisnr / Mtsrsli OCEtsp Informs .al.-s and gen
t.sf.l ,f.f 80. "A. r.rue her -H--.s f.rHrh t.. SUM
re n.l,Is Gentlemen wishing fe ipn sl carly nom r.
cs.s sri b. case can r-I leave ufir llr.s. l. cr.-
durrr fr. Case NnlaIe lI'eii would receive rvFo or
fI.-r. .rr.. f. l.r fam. .r El.ia.l.re % NasersL
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SPLENDID GOTHIC

- Door pIafrs.-R'Efsrs. NV anil splendid -.v.e
o Co-rr Door AMI Nuuher f.ati ll1-- n wali nt .I.
a.. ~,i ~ ~sI and -tirI. fienI A.-1 rr.clui a-
.Y-a..r- III C..-..- .a.I Shield Pattern BE-. Pulls
ROBERTS. ~ Boalwav. near
.-.r -.-..-..T fr.rs.-f
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS.

IL APPLETON GO. -fn Broadway. have usi imported
lF.Nravs Practical sugar Palmer tarrs. 9 =
Sian anl l- Motives. Bv Geo. Moore. VI ID. 9 81
flur.au ol Diseases of fhe Eve Co.d p.H-s. - i5.
NcDrelor- Holland iai tie Duira Co.outs .
Woodwork ODD fl.o Canon of Scripture =
WarOr. Lerrr. fl .He unless nl D-1rr fo-. q lc
Chr. oa f- Ol-.n and History of PLAYING Carts. - :"
Analogue. and Contrasts. or CrnplrtlVe SAeicles c
r. -.aui and France roi-. 3D.
Hlurr- Harmony 0i ihe Anocl.vus". = l3.
PH,eF'- -ernur-. iii vent f0 Wl.f-Hn.leI = l3.
Memoirs OBJ SIR Tho r Bu2f0n. Bar. - 81
Et-.fHa. Contribution, poo tle Literature oi ul- file
Art 81 GU
Gl.-lst-. prl,nrl ~smou- =
tul..l- lau't uuraIypHc Sketches - -
S,.e.l P.tt. of ll.reare ad auiei for loub 81 -
keAgs Narrative uf .e French r, ou1un 90 l,i8 = VI
hf -hrrsTrelIss on Pine C.i...fc-uon of Fool - ~
Msnfcls IS ouier. of Geology. 1fI eel . vols. - ~
do M-ials of reallu. 2 VOLS - 81
Books Imported t1 onier br tle single copy per every
Steamer on fl- most lirura.. - frru. my4
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IN PRESS

9gVHE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS, sixth President of the United
Safe-r by distinguished writer. with portrait on steel
limo DERBY. MILLER co
ID fseo.lfrxMff Auburn, \. Y.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE,

CROCKERT AND EARTHES WARE,
4 T 10 WiLLlAM->T.-The subscribers are now open
"A ing their >pnug stock, which eomprises more com
pele aud beautiful varefy-and entirely patterns
than possibly be found m the upper part Of the city
and they intend 70 pay particular attention % TIE retail
trade future, they respectfully invite the attention Of eif
friends. be-nners and Old nousekeepefs. 70 cal, es
sirn them thai hey Will find the Inducements " Pnee ana
variety OF styles than sufficient 10 repay hem ipI ne
time and trouble u visiting the lower par q ne cly-
Goods warranted and cent free 10 any part Of ue cry
al9 eOiisq CLAPP BRAtNEhD. 10 Nhlsh-st
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Laser sur 90 EukNICsE, iloest. Car ANo HAe>ts.
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Thursday Nav - a. Do O'Clock. si ID Eas Broadway. by
catalogue the eufre STOCK of fu ue. .uokne 9ssss &c
cuians,i m adj store every article ~ which VII positively
De- sod fo rs be taken down ou the nfs 81 jane
Particulars hereafter
Al PsvArG SAls-Parsu'. superior refigefaofs. the
very best article Asc. oun Green's patent eNteh.
sun -luNrr bsh Tie most desirable Arucle Ia The way OF
shower baths in The market
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pARNulrs AMERICAN -MUsEl u.-P :

flAitNi NJ AhEklt ~ VT @tt vi T.
DbARsUN Proprietor. Do HuCHcoCE, Manage
THURSDAY. Nsy 25, ls42.
GEN SCOTS MILITARY COklE1E
The Windows, Balconies ami htusiae on i1e TOP oi me
Mu.rum. f-ouur ON Brosaway ana Aun-st afford the
BEST VIEW rs THE CITY
oftns brilliant ard
UNPARALLELED MILITARY PROCESSION
passes up Broadway and those ladies' who DESTROYS
u' seeing b.. and hehodlnE fle
HERO OF THE MEXICAN WAR
without e dirt confusion snd otug of DE street, ~ md
he Museum 'he mos, convenient place Beside 90 add io
rhe interest of the occasion.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
WILL place u the Lecture Room az 81 ami oc.ocS
j. " and u flr evening ihr Museum WI Dee
BRILLIANTLY lLLtMlNAIED.
beside grand display ur fre top, of
MAGNIFICENT t1RE-WORhS
o. addition fo which. FLAGS viii Pee fyuc Music PLAYING Sc
ETHIOPIAN SEkENApEkS,
GREAT W t>lkkN. iae soAee Ioueian
MAMMOTH BABY. WAN SlAIlARf,
THE AMERICAN FIRE KING
MADAME ROCKWELL fhe formu,-Iel.er
Sc - Children under n years of age and old enou 10
1,NalA alone. FOL cts Reserved fonf seas, fs extra
CASTLE GARDEN,-rhe reception II GENERAL
Y SCOTT VIII take place fhi. day l Castle 6anien i
would be well fr those who w.h io b. present o procure
eir tickets They can Do had i tie office 90, Ore
Garden. Admission - cents. ut-' li
CASTLE GARpEN-Tte public are respectfully r-
&iomsd ihit Ca-ie Garden j. open duuug le Gay A
mission i2i cents myll