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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-24

T .IFE INsURANCE.-BRITIsH COMMERCIAL LIFE IN.
New street, New York; established in 1870; CAPT.
tai G6O0M0, or s30WOU. Direetors-Sir Robert
John Cox, ESD, Rsy VIM. Falloheld, NJ; Az, George
Green EsG q Msrn Esq Aeo1 Frederick
ESQ, Managing Drector-E bcnezer fernie, Esq Aotu
n. d. Bankers-MeSsrs. Gyn Halifax, Mills Co. Advan.
tages offered to Insurers The security Of large realized
large bonuses policies effected the participation scale
,G 'bs wnoe o. s % inc Loaned ar
out note deposit Ct policyhen to be paid, remain
loan ut the option the insurer loans upon poll
es for the whole Of Afe (ter payment Of three prsmiu
the amount Of Of the premiums paid the acceptance
oommenmr premium ago admitted on the policy when
issued W desr d. proof Of date birth charge
duty or fer medical examination premiums paid Their
quarterly half yary annually extra charge Tor risk
to Europe. New York Medical ExamnersJohn c. Chceman
Esq, MD 7s Broadyay; T. U Johnston Esq, ND: 762
Albert Gallan junior Prospectuses and all information
relating TO insurance may Be obtained Of
FREDERICK SALM0NSON, q New street,
Agent for the United States.
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Great Britain, snS exchange on London supply the
place Of specie. We nsttsr ourselves with the belief
that the crisis has past that the worst has been real
iEed and that the improvement although gradual viii
be permanent This, however, depends upon the pre-
servation Of peace between the different nations and
We calculate upon that In eur antcipations We
have consolation, at all events, in the present po
siron Of commercial relations with the continent
Of Europe, which Is the fact, that whatever change
takes place. must be for the better In the event Of
general war, imports from that psrtof Europe en-
gagged would be materially refused, while exports
would very likely increase that the balance Of trade
would probably be In our favor.
The movements Of cotton in the United States, up
to the latest dates in each Of the past two pre-
sent the annexed comparative statement
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hne picture that establishment highly
sauaaetoy TO themselves and eredabie to the proprietor
Place worth Visiting. - Citizens and
Establishments Of Mr. Lon Brooks No. 40 Broadway will be
we'll repaid for their trouble in calling examine the premises
which have recently been fitted with degree Of originality
and endor which reflect much credit upon the ARTISTS and
which unsurpassed In this perhaps other country
the globe The architectural and carpenter work Mr.
and engasedn remodeng the "Park the fresco paint
ing by hssrs II. FIGHT Soma who have gained much
rey by their specimens painting different Odd
Fellows Lodge and who also engaged in deco
rating the PARK Theatres and the china glass painting and
mn ~ specimens o. whose k ass v visible
buildings the city-a we'll perfect OF their
PROFESSIONS Nor the spendor Of the store the only curiosity
which itself TO the er entering but the immense
stock endless variety boots shoes CATERS &C.
vSls slAnes spectacle to which the eye
New Yorker 10 unaesuomed Mr. Brooks s at the head Of his
profession, and is richly deserving the marked Will is
apparent In his business few he this city
and comparatively moneyless but by his modest
and unassunng character strict integrity constant personal
rand eminence occupied BY other profession
the United States cheerfuy recommend him the patron
Of ALL nothing from his hands that 10 not Of the
best quality and sod for price only and that
good article can be bought in the city. G0THAMrE.
Sugars for Fruits THE public informed
that j. o. Fowler Nos $50 and 48 Greenwich and 70 Vesey
has store the largest and think the cheapest stock OF Su
garh suitable for preserving Give him call He sells at whole
sale and retail
1.-THE Best Place In the Clty % get good Boots,
ShoeA and Gasrcheap ut Jones II Ann he Mu
scum His best French calf dress Boo % 60 second quality
from IS 30 to Si Congress Boots. from s. 20 81
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE.-DR swAYNES GENUINE
OCompound Syrup Wild Cherry celebrated throughout this
country for the astonishing il Is daily performing In Coughs
Colds Consumption Asthma, Bronchis Liver Com plants
Splitting Blood Tickling Rising in the Throat Pains In the
Side and Breast &c. Its in Pulmonary Diseases Of long
standing and Of the most alarming character has always given
immediate relief and In instances has effected
Observe particularly that Dr. Swayncs signature
each bottle without which be genuine Principal Office
Ring corner Of Broadway and John A. Sands l Boyey
T. B. Warner 200 Beeoker ST., j. Z. Hart 3S Grand st., L.
lewis o2 Greenwich st. j. B. Dodd, al Broadway, Dr. Wood
Harlem, Mrs. Hayes. Brooklyn.
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Married.

Married.
On the 10Th inst: by the Rev. DR.. Krebs, GEORGE
I. RoGERs son of the late Nathan Rogers, to FANNY
Books, eldest daughter Of Captain Allen Miner all
of this city.
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Exports from LIST. to 22d. august.

OILs.-A parcel combating OF 3,OOO gallons English
linseed was reported at &c. American quote be-
fore, with sales Of 1000 gallons.
RicE-The market was steady and demand fair, ITO
tierces changed hands, at So rs So S7h for fair to
good prime.
SoAPCastile continued in request, with sales of 200
boxes lie, less per cent for cash.
SUcARs-There was rather more movement in tn q
market to-day and the following parcels changed
hands 400 boxes brown Havana, at AZ a $40, (the
latter figure for a handsome lot y $50 hhds Cuba
Muscovado, at 3ls 4t4c 100 New Orleans at 314 a
81 and, by auction, 100 Porto Rico, 3ss q 4sic.
TALLow-Sales Of 6,000 lbs. we're made at IA q Sc.
TEAS The public sale was well attended, and for
the better grades young Tyson full prices OBJ
tained while for hyson skin there but little de-
mand, and they were knocked OF at low prices.
WINEs.-We notice sales Of 100 or casks port at
60c 81 and 70 do sweet Malaga, at private bargain
WHfsKEY-Sales OF 200 bbls were made Of State Pri-
son, at 24c. Drudge was held at % cts
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DocToR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
on delicate diseases which he cures without mereny OF
hndrsnce from business The disease Is early stages ne cures
IN few days Debility the from early ndiscreon,
accompanied with gradual grostraton Of mental power sac
ccsSuly treated by Dr. NJ The most obstinate ya
TO his mehod Of curing by absorption See his London
In hs once 2ois Fulton street. Letters post PAID scnoedto
nE RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE .PRAcIlCALo a rfIvAm
~ Tysatis kc, Greenwich srsethce hours VITO ~
~ (Sunday exeepsd) Thoss who apPy In the carry
sagss viii Be surprised 81 the npdv and Little inoonvenisaee
ssd ho certain eIAn q PEOPLE Or oshsEw who can prs
bent 70 s mors advapced and dissssng stages o
non advantage IN addition " very extensive practice In this
be las subd for stsss epes 0Atpsd op no other source
DADs6sM
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ENTIRELY NEW AND IMPORTANT INvENTION.-DR
Il Lovetts Patent Enamelled Plates Artificial Teethhe
public respectfully invited to examine this beautiful
tion whereby the ost md have teeth inserted gold
plate without fear possibility Of showing the gold besides
tisemen Dr. Lcvett, Dentist Paenee 2o Broadway
OF Warren street.
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nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING THE DAT AND
IL evening at his oM No. IL Ann st. Formerly No % IN
dca and proac<ed Of Dseate Diseases whie
have hailed the s Of phycians Of les expsrsnce His L.
tract OF CoafS Cubsb h. % extensively prescribed byhy.
seians may b "a ct ~ In 'front.' M. u Ann sst
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The P1umbe National daguerrean Gallery,
No ol Broadway contains the largest and best collection Of
pictures the world those whs
hne picture do ct that establishment in highly
satisfactory TO themselves and ersdable to the proprietor
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INOWLING GUNS-JuST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT-
ment OF English and German single and double Guns of all
qualities and made expressly for shooting
duck deer and other For sale prices Also
Powder Faks large assortment Of the latest styles for sale
in lots suit purchasers Eys universal Shot Cartridges Per-
euson Caps Of Walkers Ecy stareys and other makers
received, and for GALE by
TTNHE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST
Once, St Martin lie Grand, London-Ts magnifcent o
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations great
portion oi newly will be found trial have
rival In the metropolis in point
derae charges The Coffee largest and most
comfortable in EnEand Board 81 per day Hot and Cold
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship
Reference in New York to Mr. O. A. White Cedar street.
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CIRCULAR-GENINs FALL HATS, 2l4 BROADWAY.

(NIRCULAR-GENIN'S FALL HATS, 2l4 BROADWAY:
~ Aug Havng had the good fortune heretofore to scnre
the Of the part Of the public BY the ele
pleasure to his friends public
large that he will be prepared exhibit his Fall style OF hats
Friday the 18th August and confident meeting
the highest expcaions OF his customers BY the novelties OF form
and elegance materials combined in their Seve
the shape modified to render his Fall hat the elegant
and becoming ornament the head gentleman
In consequence Of his largely increased facilities for
turing which The results of his extensive business he has
been enabled to combine in the manufacture Of his
moleskn hats the richest and pures materials possible to be
procured while he offers them Mt nearly less
have been sold by establishment in this city,
will also the 18th inst several Of the elegant
styles Of fancy hats for children selected in
expressly for his trade Ladies respectfully invited to
call and examine his rich and varied stock OF crens
caps j. N. GENIN PA broadway.
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NRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, AT
" the Apollo RoomsThe celebrated Moravan Singers beg,
respectfully inform the ladies gentlemen York.
and strangers generally that they have arrived in this city,
from London will have the honor make
before the American public grand nstr
mental Concert at the Apollo Rooms Monday evening next
the 18th nst which occasion choice
gamme win be presented when they hope that
which has attended their In Paris London in
all the principal cities Of Europe Tickets Fifty Cents oaeh to
be had at the principal Music Also the door
evening of the Concert. Doors open ats
quarter before o'clock Mdle Luvernay Herr Zoer Kruz,
Steepe and KAHN, Morayian Company
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d IN OO0 TO $4,000 10 LOAN, IN ONE AMOUNT,
RlV,VOV on bsnd and nsrtsasA o. Improved aal
enc " IvsnuD tppHtf W CORP,
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~ night Wednesdav s,trrIay

- ACKED DIOKANAS SNOW EXHIBITING livery
- night this week. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
way. over stoPpanis Batha hanning.Ons entirely
witnessed in New York Creation the World and ne
Dcluge Assisted by powerful Vocal and
DOram' intended to illustrate the sublime spectacle sE
scenery and powerful optical effects all the progressive changes
from tho Chaos and Darkness Of the uniformed Universe until
the final completion Of the work described
the hrs and second chapters Of Genesis terminating with the a
earance OF Adam and Eve In the Garden Eden Tho Doa
IL the result OF long cherished idea and lifetime study
and experiment in this department Of the 1t
costly beautiful and perfect work the kind existing oo
bnos the highest mechanical ingenuity with The
most astonishing scenic effects assisted BY superior poetry paint
ing ard music. Scenery and Incden the FrSt DAy
The TrmaTent the Second Day. Dry Land Heritage asd Flow
Of Fish and Fowl Fifth Day. Creation of Animals Day.
Garden EdenAdam and Eve With this completion tke
abors Of the Creation, tho first Exhibition ccs
Part II Grand Diorama Of the Deuge Tickets Is CdrsD
half price. Doors ut T. Curtain r.
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sGTNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-THIRD WEEK.
Society Library Rooms, 348 Broadway-CampbelPs Mn
strels under the direction Of A. Kimberley Encouraged By
the atterng in which their have
ceved during the past two weeks having been nightly crowded
by highly respectable and fashionable houses have the honor
evening this week, introducing at each concert fun and
varied programme OF their best Dances &C., including
the celebrated Highland Fling by Mr. West Doors open
commence At Admission 70 cents Bon Saturday after
by particular Of several families will
afternoon performance commencing ut O'clock Admission
Is cents-chldren halfrice.
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CHANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
Cha'hsm-Thgsdsy Evening August 2! viii be acted he

CAsTLES sGARDEN-ADAIssIoN l2H CENrs-rHIs MOST
~ beautiful summer resort commanding views
the most complete and elegant accommodation vsr
10 opened during the day. and in the evening brilliantly um
mated Much Amusement be had
mas together with the splendid painting Of the famous psss
ing at Castle Garden during the Of S47-also
views Of great battles at Busna VISTA &c. In Mexico
scenAa
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RowERy rHHA1Rk-rHURsDAY EVENING. AUGUST
M viii b psrfornsd the drama Of the NINE OF RIGA
mar Stafford TiorsIo M winans: sgasrta Adsla Mrs.
" srs s."S I. vsids%s Mr. sIS,dsS ss vi
wsnan. Betty Mrs B9adey Maria Miss Loshye Mary Ann,
Gnsse%" Dune snS 6n MIS- G
Ms e. TshDIsspT M Snis Miss Mary Taylor
H srS ~ o'clock Boxes ~oonts PIT and Cab
N IBLo's-AsToE PLACE, BRoADwAY-2D NIGHT OF
disns. and gopsnIaI 3hivae b.
viii sss Efis.
S .1 n Tids + Ss, n,
rs f sasF W ha ss H. s 'Gs , vim r. T
1 Adm. .s 1ps Cess. quarter
CHANTRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
Drama BY Do 4S VII be s %
sfs P p% J :. Ward kns %
Rsl4 c.p Ss:y Il! ss. :s: s i
The E swiss f. IT,
Burke B.n. c W'ssr NJ Hamsn Ros Emily Ms.ay;
ss. ss's s'1 f - q: eur
RuRTONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr-THURsDAY
s 6Ssui bomS.s BE- aSS he popular
Jordan; Major Joe BagstOeh MI Brousham Mr. oot NJ Ray
Mrs Broyshani Hcmsr1 Mis- williams To Conclude wisS
assi5s ifsfs ss!;s
Mr. NlckinHon: nond
Croesbar. Mr. MARSHALL Hyra Mrs Brougham; Croona H
Sipclaire Temperance Miss Nckuson Doss Circle and Par
s:a. ic 's % ''n D'
CASTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i2h CENrs-THIs MOST
~ beautiful summer resort commanding the views and
the most complete and elegant accommodation vster win
be opened during the day. and in the brilliantly iumi
mated Much had viewing 100
mas together with the splendid paintings Of the Chinese
executed by Chinese artist board while lay
nsws Sess Sssasn during the simmer Of Ss0 several
nety OF other scenes
~ pNuu,u !. urp,C.y ,,,,.-,,,x - - ...,.u,.
X nv LnICAr AuoLo. ~. bAANVMs
2 Moneoci, hanaser-spisndd
rd asv - a P.s c'VcH every
Tom Tsamb who VII ho3S thrs yss. @ & 4 q @
n uy NY WI nUio ..yo leyocs evey esy n ~ nom
tIS IRON aAm pas AZ 70 ocioek IN tne aIternoon
whsm anu y Gvenis' 9u1oi oeiolo oe,oeHs
WIFI ny ~Pi.Sfs IN nIs oPienro Tehormanees hno n
manager has also engaged the celebrated Sable rothsr
tne MSnano nsmmotn boys aged and II years Aad
we,gmng over 700 pounds also the famous 0iant
a LADY %no tnonSh only 70 months DID, Weighs 80
Lnormeus boeC Two Living OutanGA.
faiy iamly INFANT vesrs ,Madamosee Gertrude beau-
r any "hnrmns AmSncnn Danseuse Wal scripture et-
tuary h.ekwe the famous Fortune Teller nay -
At an extra charge OF 70 cents Admission
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TINE BIRTHS II AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAH,
Steamships between Boston and Liverpool bstwssn New
York and Liverpool calling at Halifax TO land receive NAILS
Harrison from New York Wodsssday August 90 Britannia
Ryrie, New York, Wednesday September Isl Hbsrnia
Capt shannon from Boston, September 20; Europa Capt Lott
tin from Boston Wednesday October For freight ses
apply to E. CUNARD Jr. ~ BroaSvsv.
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JACOB g. PLArr AUCTIONEER CUTLERY SALE
Jacob s. Patt Will sell this day at 10 o'clock Auo
ton room Plat the entire stock hand Of shula
Pocket and Penknive Scissors Shears &c. dozens and on
cards. together 90 o Also, 900 dozen fne Ivory Combs
haseYe
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A NATOMIICAL MUSEUM CORNER DIVISION STREET
- and the Bowery The greatest exhibition in the United
NJ Catalogues furnished to visitors charge Admis
sion to the whole only rs centa
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u AWARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PaNoRAxA
~ Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country
twenty three hundred miles, being by far the
the world and Of the largest rivers the GLOBE moro
than twenty degrees of latitude Open every evening
50 CENTS children half price, Panorama viii commence
DAVIS mt o'clock
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DANORAMA OF TAYLoRs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO. AT
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway shows natural ~ M -
Marches Encamrments and Battle, fought BY Cen Tsy
the most beautiful painting Open every nisht st0
o'clock Admission 70 cents Schools admitted on ressopaho
terms. No charge for descriptive pamphleta
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JAAES DUNNER, OR
Thomas r. Dunner Of Rathksas Limerick Ireland. II he
will call call at49 Whit hall street. he will with friend
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OFaLS 70 AL 4 IT THE WORLD GREAT g. L.a.1

nPEE TO ALL THE WORLD-0REAT ST. LBRKU
~ Swecpsakel20 Subscribers E6caoh me party re-
whom the first hor, drawn e receive foe0 Dc ses1
ties drawing rdhe starters 9lS The Ike among "Nsn
eachFir horse, Gi000 second horse EsOOG third bons
ES0oG divided among Starters ESO divided anens Men
eachmFirst horse SAo0o second horse f2G third hsrss
1200O starters 92OOG divided among NonStarterA I26
stakes ere requested to make early spglcauon each p
ing will be advertised in the Times "Bes Life ana thsLsn
don daily papers TO give ladies an opportunity u tskiaa
bers All Communications TO inurs attention must contain
remittance Foreign payable Lonion Ut
~ letters be addressed Richard Nckos JansG Pa
hnson Temple Square, Aylesbury England The third hor
be decided by Bells Life paid YAeo
e. 10 cent The race win b .. Doncassr Ne nS
Of September 1S8 To Aud scrip will b gsuuino
unless letter containing 1t the Aylssbury po As
Subscribers wishing send Bank Notes had better nd halves
hvdifePent pootA
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Governor Young, the Governor OF the Boot
sailing hest French calf 81 So sold
Sc and 81 calf scwcd boots s. a. usually
SAB and So patent leather CATERS and Shoes equally low AL
boots and shocs Of Y,nng
ncr OF Fulton and Nassau streets THE DOCTOR
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interest In the Liverpool Line Of Paokst oondsias o. -
hosciua Gazrck, Sheridan and SiddonA The mpsnsdty
Z. X. GOLLIkS Us SSuNh ~
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BROADWAY THEATRE-MEsSRS A. MANN AND E.A.
~ Marshall propretoraThe public respect fully informed
that this magnificent establishment will
Monday evening August 2sth Is4 The general
the particulars OF which will be duly
company and orchestra hereby notified to assemble
Theatre the Of Thursday the 2d
WIN. r. BLAKE Manager.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Ii. Il.
Watson Co.. 10 Wall street Wholesale and RETAIL reduced
prices Gold Pens and Gold and Sveres in every variety
The celebrated Rcheleu Pen sold above The
points warranted five years. Gold Pens vef&ired.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-E. A
MARSHAL, LCsseeThe public respectfully infornst
that this establishment will open for the regular
day. August rs The ladies and gentlemen of the company
requested TO assemble for rehearsal Friday ornng
inst, ut IL o'clock. r. RICHINOS, Nauarer
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% AAA WINDOW sHADEs-FoR SALE FROM SIX
0V,OOV cents upward Merchants psdlsrs nc nP1ded.
shades making and hanging shades 3i chat
ham street.
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TJNHE ACKNOWLEDGED BAND OF THE IT, STATES
The Original Virginia Serenaders late Chesuut street
Theatre and AL the principal cities the Union beg leave to
the honor giving their first Ethiopian Concert Monday Eve
ming August 2S and tnue the week. choice selection
Of songs, &c the Coliseum, 400 Broadway between
Grand and howard streets This company comprise
the two nmtabe Of Momur j. Sanford E. Horn The
performance will conclude for tho first time in this city with
Ethiopian Graces and Bursue Indian Dance Doors open
commence at o'clock Tickets rs cents For particulars
troprar
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OFFICES TO LET-A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON THE
third story o. house. No. 81 Nassau street Immediate pos
session gwen Aeos the whole Of tho
third and fourth stea Possession Hyen h first Of October
Enquire Of ..flt FI T. TkRRIS n Nassau street
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.


wednesday, August ass r. M.
There WAS no change in quotations for stocks, to-
day, worth reporting. The sales were limited The
activity noticed yesterday has entirely disappeared
The for movement in the fances is close
at hand and it is full time indications made their
appearance Of what may be expected within the next
three four weeks It is satisfaction to specu
ators for rise that money is getting abundant
as it will give those returning from the country
confidence, and open the with better hopes.
1t is stated that the old Albany Insurance Company
will have $4,000 of sound capital remaining after
paying its losses by the late conHagraton, and
tinue its business usual.
The Firemen's Insurance Company, Of Albany, has
resolved to continue business. All it's losses win be
promptly paid, and it will doubtless command its full
share Of risks.
The imports Of specie at Boston, during the past
week, were $4,000, all from Halifax; of which ZOO
in gold coin, and $1,000 in silver There were
exports
The amount Of tolls received on all the New York
State canals during the second week in August, in
each Of the past two years, was annexed -
New York STATE CAsALs-AMouNr OF TOLLS.
Received second week in August 1S47 SOL, 0S1 65
do do do 1S48 70S05 90
Decrease in 1S4S. ....... $40 276 IS
Aggregate amount received for tolls, from the COM
elusive, In 1913 .............. 81, 2,013 y
During same PERIOD in 1S47. ........ 1,97s,sS6 80
Decrease to Aug. ii, 1S4S 80, S526872 63
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6OO.OOOF

coo OOO BOTTLES AND OVER OF DIR. DEWITT
Ksin IN Ln , hav. bee. ssls with;
ss udng and Sores from fifteen twenty year have
been entirely in few dAyA In Diabca Cholera Nor
bus IL certain to fiji taken IL
up In large bottles mild fasnt and agreeable accord
dose than any other emtroca6sn Sold
SOC s. per doz az per gross: 10 Sc once 40 Pearl
street. the Harlem Railroad Oms ION, Ciarh Co, and
VI Nv dpBisu rexsyaIy throw uAcsusuy.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF NEIL BRENNAN AND
MARTIN MOORE his fret cousin, from the of Mayo.
Queens county Ireland information thank
fully received by MARY BRENNAN sister Neil Brennan
tbs Herald Office.