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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
EO 2go BROADWAY.

sO 2g9 BROADWAY.-D. BEAUDIN, Partisan
LII and American Hat manufacturer, taxes me hoefy 70
no "a M omen he new store 99 Bosdway where gent enen
viii ind large a.sOr Of Paris and Ne"-fok atest
fashions u hats cap perfImery and dressing ia1cy sr
-. aus s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

III An excellent farm OF 81 acres late OF John D'is,
IA half mile east Of jamaica Village having hcauuiui
front on the turnpike road from Jamaica 10 Jefeno
Hempsead Babylon, Ac with spacious man'ioo n"us'
harm and outbuldings fine young orchard heavily I'M
bered; well watered geuteel reighsorhJvdi enurShes
academies &C numerous, half an hour IRON New fofN ~
R.ilrosI short wak from the depot where the cars Tor
he CITY leave several times each day CERTAIN 70 sun ke
temen wishing reside In the country and DO business IN
remain ten wears ON mortgage The undersigned residing
at Msnhasse L. distant from the property Is quite any
IONS 10 sell or viii exchange IL for New foFk CITY proper
70 living in the bounds OF Nassau Pearl John and spruce
IS He can be in NewYork every Wednesday "o'"
IA until 4 p. NJ. at IS Nassau ST. . ,.,o,onoyv
au6 IAMbS u u VNDfhf'1sS-
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aus A.
FALLS.

~ Near Utica, New ork.-The travelling puo-
lie Il informed that the subscriber now and has been
inc The usua season fully prepared 10 sford com9flaos
sceornod atoms al the above place either BY ne day or
week lau3 6usSlsW'I NJ mOOnh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

NIBLo's, AsToRPLAcE-RoseT elbin's Beneht.-DeeeIV-
edly popular, she will have full saloon the two aeldes
appear In the two Dromos Mrs Watts also gives her ard
as Grace Peabody Monday. Mr. Hackeu and Mr. Van
denhof appear in the Merry Wives Of Windsor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

Il tending 70 Rxe a tOur through some OF the western
sf,ie- sch a. Missouri Wisconsin. Illinois, Iowa and par
u Ohio would wish accept Of some agency or me nro
nefio OF somethng through which The better 70 as
.ocaie with business pass through, thereby rem
derpg nv Journey the servlceabe. suitable reference
r,n be gwen Those who wo-E wish to engage nv ser
vice. would OIL &c by sending note through inc fos'
an" sns b. JOHN MORRIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
re- Harper Union, No. II, Daughters OF

Temperance, VIII mike thelr EAcuFson 20 pIuu,I % :
Grove Staten Island Tuesday next August 8, IN the
steamboat North America. Dnges ce ebraed Band Is en-
gaged for the The exclusive use ofhe Grove mas
heen secured and every Arrangement will be made to rem
der Inc excursion one OF unnsusl interest The boat Will
cave pier Al Hsmmond-st. n. at A NJ. Chamoer.-st
~ r IT; ancy-si. +. r. al 2. Caharne-st quarter
No n r ST. and proceed the Grove Returning VIII
all down the Lower Bay making the circuit Of The Island
esng addresses during the day Tickes 81. cents
NAV be obtained OF A. Porter, 81 Fulton-st squire
Brother, 1872 Bowsry, R. Allen. 10 Bowery a sues %
Rowerv Isaac Seaman 25T Grsnd-st WIN. Franklin, ~
Fuonst Brooklyn and of the ladies OF the society Per
order Of Committee aus 2rs' w. II. D1hEMhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

This question will be discussed by Rev. w PENSlNG
roS IN discourse be delivered Ia the shiloh PresDyte
ian Church at the corner Of Prince and Marion SIS Sab
bath evening Aug 6. Services to commence 81 H. Inc
public are invited. duo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

PUNT iAaAiNA's
Fen from the 6odys purify, NE y. HIn q

Zen from the BODY . pufity nc Mtna
Reeves secret, sympathetic aid"
~ Health and Purity are, physioogicaIy, synony'
nous terms Their sno necessity or peisons nv
sev comniants Purify the body and you are ssie-no
bv swsloyng additional impurities but y pure wafer ana
,achngs and uungings OF the Hydropainc system arr
oertcflv uxIrou. Every accounted alton for day snd
y ,,,,. nav be found at Dr. TRAILS Institute
~ sigb, ~ door from = johns park au5 sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
~IANDs FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE I'm

~ proved and wild lands may Ne had by applying 10 ~
6DEWEY, 10 Wallst. tower Mlss Express OmceD
n, lower rate than any in market. considering ocatoo'
.oil umbrr pure water power. and healthy climate
The above lands are the immediate vicinity OF NE
York and Erie Railroad Hudson and Delsw are Canal
and but few hours ride IRON New-fork 90 tna, ne
pose Of his produce the same day Among nss
and he best Of water power Tor any kind VI manu-
featuring. -. g., -.
The emgran landing here who Intends buying a.
AT The above place 90 Wallst before going fsiihcf
good saw mill on the lands 2oo acres adjoining me New
Yo,k and Erie Railroad and Hudson and Delaware CsDal
100 acres improved with houses barns, mills &c or whien
| inaurs as above an' WV
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..ony~C Nm NOTARIAL PRE-,Es-l
To RIAGCERs.-

no FLAcGERs.-ProPossls are solicited FOR nsgi
S,nr with GOOD materials and In the most suos,anns
,nsns- he f,twaks in the yard OF Ward scnool NO -
,.s; - 5orbetb-.t the Eighth-sverue. s-ii 700
u1si be completed By the . p Inst PTop9.., 1rn w, s
insi 70 "iLSO' u aus p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rev. DIR. spring VIII preach his hifty-elghth
Anniversary Sermon tomorrow evening Augusta auo II
~ Nv Icnye of Providence. on he next Lord ;
afions Church. preparatory to the Monthly Concert OF
PRAYER for Missions by the Pastor OF said church The
friends Of Missions invited to attend at JOY AN ana -
huo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

<,opNsA yEVER-FAILING REMEDY for harn or
I go. "a Dr CAYURODs celebrated Preparation
,ssiooiy II asked and from the many estimom as re-
rsiv.d 10 is favor tho utmost satisfaction VIII ~
@ 80 onIv IS cents box, and sold At the drug s'ote
q Ih,.cn cor Chambers and Broadway; Z 20 sno y-
Rns~aT so Greenwich 81 Beeekeri Rossnalsr' ~
pbe .xsaae Division and Clinton IS; 1873 bow-fy, .no
isl Fulron-st Sun Building s"' 1'''00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
IuPOKTANT-HOIELA AND TAVERN KEEPERS

IJIPORTANT-HOTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS
l-somethng new-TnPoAc Tables, for that very inter
e.tng profitable game for sale by the only manu-
fsctIrer w. o. c. FRITSCHLER, "A Mercer-st. between
Grand and Howard sta s and see before you purchase
billiard. bag sfele any other gsmel cheap for cash
NIB. Pigeon-hole tables made on scientific principles i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

"a HOUSE WANTED-The advertiser would pay
III: ahberal rent ton esse for fulsfed house eonl
IA pri.iug all the modern conveneners ana .nuseu
y p ~ pns,'oacs aus lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
,,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Powders Tor The

.uvII ,IrRDPR-Nsgnetic Powders for the
| ,.,e,ia, al IN kinds OF insects, VIZ Cockroaches,
,,,t 49,. Fes Mosqntoes bedbags, and various other
insects Also Pills for the det rcuon OF hats ana Mce
- svs ,iuu,es sfer being thrown into their vicinity
yy.n-sa wboui poison Certificates Of Messrs Preston
ues5ge. Carlton House. Mr. ;. Thayer Cozzens, Amer.
can Ho'e and others Of the highest responsibility Price
% cents each.
ans Z. LlUN X CO 10 BrOddwty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

Ptopr4ors' esp,a $40 O0l Government securities,
RsIt ............ 3.olllsl (inclui'g dead eeisht
Public deposits, inlut annuity l----- ..- 4 t4l7.,i
E,chequer say ofhsr sec1fitl------.- il--uofltI
lngs Banks. Comms Note.--- ..--------- 1880
Of National Gold ADD sufef CON-. rf'fN
Debt sud Dividend
Other deposits ...... l,7go54
Seven day and other
hlLs -. l,l1lfIlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
R-TAyIOR,s BAIsAnI OF LIvERwoRT-

~ We daily hear Of new cures BY TINS meul'hi- "o.
Bopery so great l. the demard Tor me geuune
that We fnd much difficulty in supplying IL 30 sIea@ = ~
-uccess that msny persons pat up init mons ana
The assurance 10 advertise that their couerle =
bur such attempts Of fraud always isll lac laVc NUS
sno,v thai the tue article De had only a. 20 dwell
~ - R.ezmanst where has been msde and 500 many
&C., Conner Cranberry and ftlfon, brooklyn auo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

HYVZCu CIA.sE. IN SCHOOLS, taught for
4 - ~, rnprsa OF 81 Lessons. Day and Evening Glasses
FOR isdies and gentlemen = fox "a lessons Private inon
$40 l.. De GRAND 'AI, - D1oo,ne-Se eol !" ~, = =
STRAW GOODS: STRAW GOODS. TS losing
L. stock OF geutcmen's. youths and infants
b-.ie Has md Cape at very low prces al j. IL MON
ARGUES % Bowery- ~ Luz
(,OPYINC AND NOTARIAL PRESSES
" great variety Of dnT 80 49, 80 hv ''
ieer, r'' s0-y p,SsIs 4 LOUTREL. n Naiden-lsne-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
CITY ITEMS.

~ Rev. T. L. HARRIS will preach in Rev.
Mr. BAKERS Church. Fouth st, between Avenues
and C. to morrow Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
BOARDING.

DOARD FRONTING THE BATTERI.-Per.
ID sons cesrng board IN the lower part OF the city VIII
find tns desirable location having rue view Of the
Battery AZ Habor The rooms are ample and commodl-
GUS both front and bscs with panres attached. Apply al
Baueryplace auo -
DOARD-Wanted for a gentleman and his wfe a
DhandsOme secOnd-siory room IN pleasant house not
above Sish-st and Broadway Address 3 NJ Broad
way Post Office, giving meal hours ana terms auo Nv
DOARDING-A gentleman and his lady or two gent e
I'D men can he accommod ei with handsome large front
ply - - Mlray-st ao
DLEAsANT ROOMS, with without board, can
i be obtained in private family 81 50 Wmte-s near
Broadway aul Seodis'g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

WEST INDIAN TINCTURE.-Thisis decidedly
w he hest preparation extani Tor impsring pesriy
wilderness 10 tho teeth and healthy freshness 10 The guns
Its p-rfume delightful rendering the breath sw set
the Summer roes- Sod BY Mr. DACOSTA, 81 fcefu's
enue, between Tenth and Eleventh sts n T. su' N.'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

~ Smiths Beneficial sOciety..At me Ieguia,
annu a. meeting OF the smiths Beneficial Soci-ty nelu ~
the Fourteenth Ward Hotel OF Grand and Enzoen
sts on Tuesday evening August the following onee'
were duly elected for the ensuing year FOR president
JOHN CoLsY: yce-president WM You've Tor secretary,
CHAs GIRvss; Assistant Secretary ADAM oMIh. ivr
Treasurer JAS WALLACE: Assistant Treasurer PErER v
GARREIr Llt-l PETER V. GARRETT. sec'y pro Tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

w Free soiI-The ciuEens of Kilgs County opposed
10 lie BALTIMORE and hisdepha nominations, and IN favor
II sending alegaes to the Buffalo Convention are
10 meet Al Washington Hail. corner Of Hilary ana Adas
"a ~ 80 ~, az ,viI snsnd aus lrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
LIABILITIES.

The above returns show a small improvement during
the two months in some OF the items but on the oher
hand there had been a considerable decrease, amount
inc IN near 81 900 600 or about a4j00O0 sterling in the
payments into the Bank by private individuals Ihe
amount of current accounts in May was about lOOOVO
sterling while in June the amount had been reduced TO
s6G2 lis sterling The of this decrease is aro
uabe only TO the decline OF trade but also 70 the
want of confidence
The Bullion had increased. In Belgium the active CIR
culaton of the socete Generate is returned as &7lO
i5Of and that of the Banque de Begque as 5-392OOi
making total of IS $50 The amount of assistance
rendered 10 the commercial and general trading inter
ests between June % and July 10 had been AS under
' No. OF Bills. Amount
National Discount Bank...... ....'s.'. go 5if'oo
Socete Generate. 90
Banque de Begique.. .....'''''':Ir1lI l,'s,Io2
Total. ....s..s.'s-,oOo
The Bank OF Flanders during the same period, dis
counted out of fund Of 900 0OOf deposited with II by
the Government for that purpose 25l bills representing
3l5l25f.
AT Marseilles the Bank had discounted, between
the Sd and the sh inst $50 bills representing 1852 loot
The other discount houses had discounted ia bills,
amounting 10 476 at the rate Of per cent per an
num- Commercial matters it was expected would
soon resume activity. Advices from Vienna mention
that the situation of the Bank there creates great unea
siness. Iii however affirmed that next month more
favorable statement of its affairs will be published NJ
merous supplies of money arrive daily from London
Hamburg and Frankfort The army in Italy drains
the Austrian treasury and renders these continual sup
plies OF specie necessary.
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Sos. 5a50 Government Debt L 0lSlo0
| Other secunties--.---. 2,i-f.so
Gold com and bullion. l2,isf.olf
Silver bullion .......-. l.ic'tIo
- ------------.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arccoaeet.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLATr, sore

JOSIAH RlCHARDs, Aretoneet.
NV BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT, sore -
ID Broadwsy.-Liberh cash advances msae % eonssh'
me's sn -, NETWORK TRADE SALE,
To az Co~wEScyD, rHE STATIONERY AID fAr,k SAT-
ox FsIp.y AreUsr IS. AND ina BOOK SAILS on IVtsos'
.,..,sy 18th. underStgned announce ne nex r~sulM
rae sac 10 be commenced al the shove dsis VI" %
CONDUCTED under the sane regulations As 'se a. ,t.,s.
.rnmes,s OF Books fsrer Stationery sereosypt rises
BFpser. Cloth Leather nc. respectfully ,ols'lso ~,
lar. FOR the printing should be fafnsnco ~ ~ ~
~ r st Al v hck tine the catalogue will be pnt pres
The asusi csh advances vii be msde on recap. q
N"en 'e'iH~' ~. Broadway NEWTON
rpnv,rs s,LsA coles! 81 es0se VI 81
Wusou oe.ainal Flower and Fruit pieces, Ae al 10 GU
famcs A. aeoeton Of engrsyings scarce Poruai- "
the early Presidents Se IN france ------
DY r. COTTON. .fn<tsoa ard Cssssr.,sn 1880
DSaes Room sl6 Rrosdwa az GoShic Hsl-Hasinf frmoyn
ID the sbovensned rooms now prepared to rec sv ~
sinds Of Csbnes farrmre, Dry Goods Csrpeo ana nos
keeping suces OF every description. on eonsfnmeAs -.
private sale sncrou and 10 nske s-ttenens WIN no
prosnpsne.s he vii sso buy, II preferred Ous-fo~ seS
n sny part Of the city attended 10. a. usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
IL "H oIine-s to Jehovah y Meeting.-Re'

L
JoHS CorFIN MARIO Israel, Of Jerusalem, an American
Jesh Christian Minister from the City OF New lork OF
daned by Jehovah Arch Bishop Of The Israel OF God
will DISCOURSE BY permission of Divine Providence, from
the HOLY scrptufes Church time, tomorrow Sunday
evening, in the Panorama Building, Broadway, above
Prncereet upon the % the Jews 10 Palestine or
their own land and the land of their Fathers aud the com
ng of Gods Kingdom upon Earth as In Heaven and God
Holy spirit shall with Him. Among many other recon-
mandatory testimonials from men Of the highest rank and
influence in Church and STATE he has The honor 70 refer
(which will suffice the presently TO the following copy of
,ier from Mar Yohannan HISTORIAN Bishop of Ooroomiah,
Persia 10 Rev Dr. Anderson Secretary of the American
BOARD of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, dated
ASDovER, j an. O. 1913
Nv Dear BroiherI wish you would give, you please,
10 JoHN CoFFIN MARIO ofmy Il hogaphic Lkenesses
He taug ut me to read the Scriptures in English
MAR YOHANNAN, Bishop Of Ooroomah
Rev Dr. ANDERSON, Missionary Rooms, Boston
B. There will also be contribution, and the pubic IS
respectfully invited to attend. nj y
"Happy art Thou, Israel WHO'S like unto Thee, U
Peope saved by The Lord the shield THY help and no
Is The sword of thine Excsency Thine Enemies shall De-
found Liar. unto Thee and Thou shalt tread upon their hs
Places" -, -. l.
"And He saith unto me, Write. Blessed are they which
are called unto Marriage supper Of The Lamb and he
saith thee, These are the true sayings OF Ood ao II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

BOARD of HEALTH.-Complaints have been
made TO the Board of Health tina, the City Ordinance
regulating the burial of the dead has been violated IN
,hs Roman Catholic ground st the Wsllsbout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
AsyNpAY Ex Is,!gI ONTO. TO f pSSs.

azlsEzzEs=s Ferry, Tsrryown, and Sing Sing. sschwsy
The and splendid steamer AhMESitA SsY. = dr
sunday August g. 1919 leaving - follows: Pier foet OF
chan6er.s 1t 81 M Pisri r ~ s GsnsLm; 10
iaa Penrnns TO the city al ~ NJ This excursion VII
give passengers bne view Of the Palisades and otnsr
eaurs scenery OF tho Hudson, ne immepse doehs o. no
River Railroad and allow three hours for viewing the 70
mani scenery OF Rocksnd Lake sfordng the most De
nsnlsi, 80 -, Pc os c.,,s zach way aus It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Lone ISLAND RAILRoAD.--The Common Coun
ellis of Brooklyn and New.York, and the officers and
Board Of Trustees left South Ferry for Grcenpor on
Thursday morning By invitation from Mr.. Weeks
President of the Long Island Railroad Company. The
company reached the Peconic House at Greenport at
hafpast u when they were invited by the President
10 large table richly laden with the choicest viands,
After blessing had been pronounced President
Weeks rendered thanks to the gentlemen who honored
him with their company in very happy and courteous
manner in which he alluded TO the exertons OF Judge
Strong as being of the Oldest stockholders OF the
Company and his fathfuness in iartherng the inter
ess of the Road After dinner, President Weeks pro
posed the following toast
"Col ALDEN SPooNEs-the father of the Long Island
Press"
Col s having left the company trip to Sag Har-
Dor could not respond.
gentleman proposing the health OF the Finsneier OF
the Long Island Railroad was responded to by that
gentleman, who gave full report Of the Company and
is future prospects lie stated that the debt due the
State was rapidly being paid of, and under the man
ayement of Mr. Weeks and the Board of Directors the
Company has been progressing beyond the coniempla
| ton of It's stockholders. number of toasts compi
mentary to the Directors and Company of the Railroad
then followed after which the Company adjourned &c
the cars highly delighted with their days enjoyment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
49, MORNING LINE ATS O'CLOCK
EA6A-HFOR ALBANY and Intermediate Lsndings

Passage 81 Breakfast and dinner e. o 90 board
-. 10, Tn. new and splendid steamer CONFIDENCE,
CT, n PECK will leave the steamboat pier oo q koo
,n.onS Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 81 % 0eoch;
Renrnng leaves Albany Tussdsy THURSDAY ssd
S.m,ssv a. o'clock NJ All persons are forbid trusting
a. ,ne on account OF The above boat or her owner FOR
psM-s aus
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rz,- The Friend. of ..Eree soir,-Free frOr

nre ~ he tenant he .er ard the slave, free to the
access If all free requested 10 meet ms eFenng A.
Military Hall, % Bowery, "a story, 20 eieci oeegaes ~
represent the City Of NewYOrk IN the great Coh'ehuon VI
he North. 70 convene At Buffalo next week. euo IL
r. The Committee appointed 10 make sranse =
rsS,s with the steamboais and Railroad Lines TO taAe
Delegate and others 10 the Buffalo Convention, give noee
maj Tickets NAV be- had the Peoples Line once ~
reenyichst For he trip gong and returning, els Do
C. NJ sIMONsON,)
w. LATSOS, COMMITTEE.
.rs Al. n CARROLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

~ Union for Ireland.-The friends Of Ireland IN
New.York are requested 10 assemble IN Mass Meeting a.
VsuXha Garden on Monday evening next al O'CLOCK 70
the various organizations 10 this city and for the purpose OF
making glorious and united effort on behalf Of Ireland
By order Of" The Directory OF the Friends OF Ireland
THOS HAYES, Sec'y Of the Irish Rep Union
CHAS. T. SHEA Sec'y for Am. League for Ireland
THOs DOYLE Seciy Prov. Committee aud n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
DURTON,s THEATEK. CHAMBERS-Sr.
ID SATIrRnAY EXENING Aug s. the performance W

u sA1I KDA1 EFENINt, Als y II. P.I.7 IIIaV7 VII
commence with Grand advertisement.
After which. the new Burlesgue OF
LUCY DID SHAM-AMOUR.
Enrco d MOrefat F. Meyer. Norman. Rae
Raimoudo. .... Philips Lucia.......M Miss Cnapman
Lord George Rufus. Jordan. Alice. Mise sinclair
To conclude the Comic Ballet entitled .
LOS SEGADORES, Or THE CORN THBEshEho.
}roensra M Antoine La Belle Coquelleot Adelaide
Stakie.......M Christian Rose POmpon, Nile Mathde
Prces-Dress Circle and Pnquette, 80 cts Family Ch
cla Is ca Doors omen AZ 7t-Curialn VIII use al T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

YELLOW FEvER.--It has been rumored in
wilismsburgh during the last week that this disease
existed in the village and that there were several
cases of i, in ship recently from Mexico, lying near
Hsnhelds Yard. 1t is believed, however that the
ru,nor ia sroundless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05

DEATHS AT THE EMIGRANT AND MARINE Ho;
PIrALs-James O'Neal, O. arrived in the Columbian
James VIM, 40, of the Alterella VIM. McGrorty, i
in the Mary Harrington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
WANTS.
INFORMATION WANTED OF ) hoy n.raed Jo

q Al aAsSrs 70 Aasote~eats BY al must b poet
pad ~ th>y tciu not BE- tat>a out Of As Orscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-05
On NASH, Auctioneer
NORTGAGE AND As ssiGN Sad at or

d " NASH, Auctoneer. -
MORTGAGE AND AsSlGNEES' SALE or
vi STOCK or CHINA. CROCKERN AND GLASS
wARE.-MoNDAY, at 10 O'Clock. at =, sixth avenue sn
entire stock onpsing blue white aud hsured dinner and
tea se French Gains DO crockey and esrhenw sss
ware decanters. wine glasses umbers, dishes Coma
vaes aud ornaments Git and svered eirsndaes astral
lsmps glass DO painted and PLAIN hall Ian erns, &c sc IL
B. MOONEY. Auctoneer
DVBBERs.-By A. ID. GALE, store 10 Pesflst-
nTJESDAY Aug g. al O'Clock, z. NJ 1000 pairs fsns
and Metallic Oyershoes, comprising sdtsfa0e assortment
~ lsde.' gertlemens misses and chdrens oyershoss.
slips and buskins Terms, and months credit TOT APP
proved notes. aui aus AID. GALE, 20 fesrlst
r MOONEY. Aucioneer.
400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES al sueu"n on
EUUrUEsDAY Aug 8, at y o'clock, A. NJ al the store
OF A. ID GALE, 2.5 PssrsL
n general assortment on hand for puvNe sale a. ne
$50, ,.,s. IanS sus-l A. ID GALE, SIS Pcsrlst
- UOIsE WANTED-The advertiser would pay
n lease fof full ed house.