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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sale. Of Stocks, &C. SEQ Fourth Page.

MONDAY. Aug. bpm
The Stock market IS better to-day, bat the trans
actions are not large. United States g. of 50 sd'
vAnced Hari !, and Canton /. Farmers also
slightly improved. There were sales of Treasury
Notes, OF new Loan For the latter stock, Coupon,
ll4i was bid and for the former. ll3..
At the Second Board United States So fell Cd s.,
Of o. advanced and Long Island l.
The market Tor Exchange IS quiet AZ az. per
cent
Ia Freights the business is moderate and TIE
rates are nominal. 500 bbls Flour wero engaged Tor
Liverpool stls Cotton at ID. 400 bbls Lard At lss
and 80 bales Cotton for Antwerp st &c which was al
30 the nominal rate 70 Havre.
There is 10 change in the rstes for Money. On
oan il can BE obt.ned per and paper sco per
cent
The following is the days business at the Sab
Treasury Receipts, sl36 IS % Payments. s2s,-
$50 - Balance slssl.s29 &c. Adviees, $4,000
The Dry Good. market was more active during
the week past Cotton Goods have advanced about &c
per yard and in good demand Some styles are enrre-
" out Of market Besehed Goods held &c. high
e. This advance is mARly the result VI TIE improve
men, IN the raw material Printing cloths also ad
yancing with considerable inquiry Prints have sold
freely with upward tendency Cloths are quiet and
without change In Cassiueres good business i. do
ing At 81 1914. satnets are in good rePute Al Spring
rates FlAnnels are Aciive al advancing rates The
sales have been large In Foreign Dry Goods there Is
some doing The business is Acnve n desirable goods
Toe supply is no, in advance Of the demand Prints
are in good demand 81 last years rates stuff Goods
90 Of freely without change Nous de LANES are in
moderate supply, the American styles competing fully
with the foreign. Blankets are in large supply and
without activity. Dundee Goods are in moderate sup
ply and good demand Prices are improving The de-
mand for Linens IS fair with good business doing
The supply OF French and Continental Goods is con
siderable and charged higher than last Coored
silks are in demand Black silks sell steadily At regu
lar prices The assortment Of Ribbons V good, and
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From Venezuela.

BY the brig Potomac. from Marscaibo We have
further advices from this unhappy country
Capt Smith informs that the whole country was
in a state of revolution Gen. Psez landed in Coro,
from Curacao about the nrst OF July with about sixty
mocsrs He was joined by large force, and the whole
of that Province At once declared In his favor This
intelligence formed pretext for every species OF insult
and outrage toward foreign merchants Of MHesioo,
the greater part of whom well as all the respectable
citizens are opposed TO the present Government The
greatest animosty prevails toward American citizens
and their houses are searched by Government officers
under the pretense Of dissHected persons being Sc
GREETED therein Their property 10 sacrificed ane they
themselves In many instances have been thrown into
prison Soon after the intelligence OF the landing OF
Cen Pses at Coro. the house Of the American Consul
at Msraesibo was attacked by soldiers said to be
headed by some OF the principal officers OF the city
and severely peed with and other missiles Ooe
American merchant was confined In prison. and others
h.a their houses them by order of the Gov
ernor who threatened II they did not give the inup
without any Temonstsnee, TO impTison The m all
Can't Smith further states that since the landing OF
Gen PscI and Co very Little has been learned oi his
movements Although there had been some nshuns
In which the Government Troops were defeated IL
was supposed he would move toward Caracas II Is
q TACT that no American mSn-otwsr has visited TOE
port OF Msrscabo One drawing not over 10. ieet OF
water can pass The bar and proceed 20 the CITY Win
safety, and would put stop 10 some OF the oaTsges
committed upon The foreign residents the greater PS'
being regularly cleared out AZ the Custom House wss
detained several days by order Of the governor "i 'ne
Castle Of Don Carlos without giving any SATISFACTORY
reason for SO doing.
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&dbY.re u, ecu -On wFDSEsDAY, Ask
4 tn- f.vurt .se-u,sr II NICHOLAS. Cspt ya-sph
k,sm.n, vii cave iOf Coney i..nd sad Fou hsmi,oo
casai-a-a,A n Ia N s.PM P,~ " ~
:, A n l0AA lPh.4rh L>svins Cosy '"sA'
a u, ~. 2 soa O'eiocs - ,..u
JANUS MADISON, Capt. d Ass~ys Casa" 100.
d. p. NJ per No 5, " R-ios A ~ ~ q -
Consy I.snd AZ brl 81 8, s,elorL -.
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thlt GOODS.

MILLINERY And FANCY SILK GOODS "
vi ~ Pearls. The subscriber. are daily receis ~ PEI
and packets. Their siocA Of Millinery -nn rshoy
SIN Go.. To which they respectfully invite he stten'on
II purchasers Their ,tock 70 ami will continue 70 -
h,oug the by far the most ere sve ~ any IN IN.
city-compnsing every vsnety Of sruco IN W~ minnet
inc Having ordered their goods very early ans o'i"f"
IN. late advance silks IN Pans they are ensosd To OF
much greater Inducements 10 purchasers thsn any oh"
house Iva the trade Their stock of Ribbons VII D" ioIss
10 embrace great variety Of new snd splendid styles,
ooted from their designs and patterns and 81 prcss
~ Tor their trade An examination Of their sock 10 20
specially solicited and they -o assured that the most
.r.puca VIII be- convinced At Il 10 much N" necssi
most extensive selected and what of more conse
qu-no. decidedly the cheapest Of any In the ciiy
| snS hw2mi. t. N STEVENS co
CASH ADVANCES On dry goods. groceries hard
y ware furnitufe books stationery, ~s'rhss, and per
.onal property and mercnsndi.s " all sinds Goods
boush and sold commission. For ..s = pianos
.nIa A.. IS Ann-st 81 dDor.
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Josbers are buying freely Hosiery sells At advancing
rates. The sale. Of Cloths az large rates TIE
stock q Canton Goods n msrke; i very small 90
say. tie u Goods RsPo-,er.
The receipts o'ihe Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
f1- tie month q J-ly are From freight s. - 81
from ps..enger. si2la5 0l-Totai slOoc52 8 WHICH
!. sn .nerea,e over TIE receipts Of July. i-4- Of
sL6s2 . On The uAiE stem there vas Increase OF
s7ll4 ~. buta decrease on ne wa.nia-toa branch
- - 80 -
The annexed 3 AZ exhibit of he crrd .ion O
the Northwestern BANK q Virginia and il. Branches.
JAW /. is4s. and the same date SAG.
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pERsoNs GOING IN THE ooUNTRY

SHOULD CALL and set some cheap aud entertaining
,Sbook. 90 enable them pass their time while aosen
ri.,santly All such persons will End sscellont
.ortu,rnt at DEWITT q DAVENPORT'S cheap Boob
Estabn.hm.ut Tribune Buildings, NasssusL The fol
owing are Of the latest
Man Of Capitsl, BY Mr.. Gore, price IS cents
N-w-YOfk 10 Slices. Size
Lady Alice. or the Ne. Una Cheap Edition, 25c
The WOOdfuan. by James. &c.
Tue Marksmen VI Monmouth, &c.
Edmond DsaIes que 10 The Count VI MOnts Criso, BY
Dumas, SIC
lien Warshsm BY Miss Pickering &c.
The Great MeIOpo IL fDr 40
The New Clerk's Assistant Or Book fPracuoa Forms,
BY John jenkins Price 81
Al IN. - Novel, and H-rskinss on thu counter a
,oor a. published DEWITT DAVENPORT,
aulJ lis Tribune Bulldinss sasssu-st
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~ hsJufsf
MARKEr-lSr Bssf soutnsrn he under
mostly Csv-- t'0l Shea 80 Lamb
BFEFCAfTLE-Th- aCtivitt tho msf.-t
report sac. % qlste- Al iron
= Tbe number IN ~ous prooaoy Dc 10 ta-
hon hh, rnoesf ~ ifo $3.50
COW AID CALNEs-Arsn poor suppy but n-rsrfs e-s
.del44te i-raLt. 81 glhss-s sales a. from 80
as Is
-HkEP AID LssBs-Ars p,afy. Pne-- are hfu W.
LIT over geo
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TIE CRoPs-We lean from different sections
Of the Province that the crops look remarkably well
win the exception OF hay, which will not be much
more than half The usual yield The potatoes are very
promising and we have heard OF the rot appearing
m single instance The wheat crop, which In former
seasons mas suffered severely from the weevll sp'
pears TO have escaped the of this Destructive
instruct and is doing well New Bruns~icker lin.
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DR. WELLS TRAVELS

INTHE UNITED STATES, Travels 10 SOrth-Amsnes
] % The Yeas l84l ? with Geological Observations OF
The U1lled S-t-- Canada, and Nov. rcons, ~ Cnnis
Lyel, Esq r 5, aaihof " The Principles o. oeo,osy
yhrs vol I2mo beautifully printed With engrsvinss anc
coOrrd also, cheap edition vim eus, ID eoos
We nn~1 thi 80. 81 M L1- ', y"
th-rf hat %.
great AID n.As 20 fstn-' Pfo.a o. oar 500
- .,D-'@'s st' :,
~ Of .sr--a oe--rvstoas" No Or 80
csr-ll u no ghsnoD-
-ata. rv.a Of lace ~ -heh a. ~ -
h-nfla.~d LLet-'sH ..'S..''
-,aHof ia'ss-.f4ns ,n4 Tsia.s rssas Sans so MAO
IN. s-u,os rft,-n o. Aps,rs ~ /"
..,.,r., rSr.hsns Msrsuss
.ais7. Published By JOHN WILEY lsl Broadway.
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SpIKNnIn I'VE. rMENT.-A cab bust

Svet1ng feaa SEQ 70 $1,000 profi per .nnum VII
be 30 & out For sac u the CiIy o. o-..noe ~ X
rn.nge AZ Loftery once The most desirable and very
oe. G. 10 The civ Dey Dad any sae.iioa In regard 10
he amount Of ely business II ooas me ages 10
ne. r.rt Of the city The repaanon u h- once Eno ~
from Cansds u FordA The farest anc most extensive
- ~ 80 he sxlures the most costly, sausfan-
49, tssief s,e n-~ Il by far he mo-i r1n-r0u.
and Profitable country eore.pond,nee N The Cnion Tue
Establishment, license hht-'1-' sc go -, -
cha e from the profits Of he lottery be.ines. 4one ,x
months Ia reference 10 tse books oi ne concern an M
- ~ t .n.ger. OF Lotteries. should rot be perfect
s1,rtory then mere - sale The lowest cash pfiee
A. 500 II. rent Is Moderate. and here u race OF ne
r,sr4.e. psr.on. .po.ec 10 avail tbenseve OF AZ
o,oo,,n,ir ~ z-trng II establishes ard pleasant
bssn-ss 5rodScpg net proSi Of from 500 10 So
per annuu must address Immediately D. L p ooa Soi'
Baltimore. Nd e44f -
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FOREIGN Ports.

Ats.v.rla jay a, Ans. Aasst sPsofa 'Ht Augusta HA-'
for y fork a.
ssesiso JAY H. .ehr ESsy. sis-sr Eon = bona -
rsnpro scout The ASA chr s.nas bttsa Cay L.t
"a. .
Ksy West Aug E-n. Hs'-ng IN HssAna or N.Hs>
ris Vr-cs-c csrsu sns pro- % Der o %
Or bfaEos, srscG-1. f-l.T-d D. -feca'fs
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st lItD()l.S.

L'RENCu AND ENGLISH BOARDING. and
Day School for Young Ladies No t"r"i-p'seel
Rl-.ck er.st New-YOrk This establishment conductrd
~ Madame iilN assisted by the most - -nsed pro
-sors - this city continues 10 enjoy the coincidence w Al
hos. ~ no hsv. entrusted their dsughtsrs IA her care
Every attention paid the morals and con"fs oi NC
pupils Terms moderate. The house 10 spacious AMI
.omfnrshls NE"s
YOUNG MAN whc has hsd some experience a.
n e.chrr OF The common Engsh branches snd drawing
wtshe. situation ne assistant n school lie ond b"
satisfied with moderate compensation " MS ptimlpsl
ch.ctts 10 acquire .ki IN tea hing would Ob Get 10
sons south Testimonials In regsd 10 character snd
.biity, furnished upon application 10 { 81, ""ces.sf
Msss sui ps
TEACHERS AND tONERNBssEsW ANlrp
1 -Ft-nch, German and American lsd"s. " no Gsn 20
iuee good testimonial. Tesch-rs Of Tho Piano, are NC
wants a. the L 3 School Agency, ~ Ns's.ssi
sIlt IT, EH WILCOX, P,orne,r.
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Republican OF the ID has the following
We are indebted 10 Capt Bryant Of the Steamer
Kansas for late Missouri River papers The Kansas
lett 81 Joseph on the 3Oth ult there WAS no later
news from toe Plains than that brought in the mall
which wss partially burned the Inflated Algoma -
Tue Choers had disappeared at all The towns along the
river with the exception OF Independence. jefferson
CITY and Herman. al each OF which - few con.
tinusd to be reported AT jefferson City Capt Bryant
learned thst Mr. Z. Corde brother OF the late Proc
lev Cordc OF this city. had lost three members OF his
family ms wife chi Ia and eldest daughter Al Herman
he aiso learned tue decrease OF Mrs Harrison consort
OF Burr Harrison, Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF 0as
onsss County Along the whole river the inhabitants
were returning from the interior snd business was or
ginning 10 revive There IS. however very little pro
duce waiting shipment, and but smA proporuon OF
the new wheat crop coming in, In Boone ana The
sdi.cept Counties the yield Is said 70 be rss than
halt crop but IN the vicinity Of Weston snd 81 JOS
and igher up the river the harvest was very i1
and the grain OF superior quality Al - 'osepn, sna
thence 70 the mouth OF the river the ws;eT was iAn
with four feet water on the principal bars
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MAIL RosBsSY.-The msil from New Ham D
shire to this city. passing the Concord. Nashua
and Lowell Railroads. on Saturday morning last, was
muulsted and robbed. The bags containing the pack
ages for Boston and the packages for distribution
the Boston Post Once. which we're mailed At Concord,
n. H. and at Manchester, ~ II. were cut open, and
those packages were abstr acted from the bags
Boston Advertiser, Ana. u.
FRIoHrfUL AccIDE>r.-Levi Cook, a colored
borer was killed and three white plAsterers bad
~ wounded while engaged In plssierng the interior Of
brick house IA Stevens o. Camden, n Y on Saturday
afternoon This accident caused BY the prossrs-
ton OF the building owing 20 the bad construction OF
OF the foundation The COronsr Of Camden rein ned a
verdict that the accident occurred IN consequeDc" q
shameful neeec, on the part OF worknen VINO built
the cellar val.
ST. LAwkFScE AND CHaMPLAIS CANAL---Ihe
Joint Committee appointed Montreal ard Troy have
visited the ne, but the OF the Canal Is not yet
agreed upon Mr. c. csxton the engineer, IL engaged
70 survey the country and report An adjourned NEE
Ting win be heid 81 Saratoga on the 2lst inst
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PHILADELPHIA Aux l5-Arr .ch,. nn.rva Gr--uPori Es
re- p-~ fon Gf.c- Can Bseeui Oiias-i-f rri
scott. CT DAVE. r. Csrpi Ire AZ 80. ~
C-tn.r. s.to J.bsI wLE- Dshtas hf-.n ffovf- -
tsn waf-h-mi G1v-snor - J'f-r. steamer c'l
Yet. ca eass .nant vsgsr.soi E.bef fn.ae-- bspn
bf<. oon1.rec waasef Oas ss,os ss'sh E-n' fors9s-
0th-ss
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Pa..enaeru Arrived.

~ hip indiana J0A Noo ~ Mrs snssf and servant
N,F NJ -r M P.iuo-. g.n fsas co. VICTOR ke -
Dose. Qlln ls1g co.'s.
Ia 5is s-o~d }rgn Asy Tet-H B.aaor. - Kias
rDv-y
IL big UaftD J0s Ssraana LAZY Psn.. Children an :
MI kspnae Kvs Charge Ahsr-. It wash
sion F.8eraL Rvss, .n0 20 Ia .tsesss
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NJ ARINE OURN AL -.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.,

MINIATURE .LnASAc....THis DAY.
"a ts.....s 20 o 50 TH doc. Rises mora 4 j
HIeH wArEs....Augusi IL
Holt iqu a Coz IL. H- cats 8 bn
s~SEE MsRNE JOIRHAL. FOURTH PAGEps
CLEAkED-shil. Ne HAMS Orn Mcon, sAa francise Cam
So. su.rsn,t Chsf--unni shassp-fe Comb. Ant~.rp
hnd-fi Dhu fr--msn. A.dsir4
NIX Sofr1ar. Skinner. Csf'E-
hsrsoot Port L,vacca. Isab-ia sh-'
Boston, An D O-fu. Nor'ok IueIp-Cted 0fant A "a
s,tc.ss Uaoa A.n, Phis5-ph. Jane El-n Martin 81
owe Hsfmou Wanngt krs Ch-mosao bestoni LrN q
Cru~e.. 60 Ira p. -. Dearborn, Cty P0lt
s1op Jane Desa, Prov dsnes
ARRlvED-sh.p Ioiaas Hsai Orssa. JAY a. ni's, Fvs
Hos
Bns Joha Stroud. Little. Key II d. nnsss. } w Ei--L
sns Potomsc. suh Mar4csbO jay u, oc1-e e. hataoo
Ph-p- A
winthrop L.n-ss savsn. hd-s, fists a. E'ef-t
s
Ra-.sn erg Psac.co Kat DELAY "s .. pss.-as- c.Pi.n
b. erg Wig ncs-a Arrhat. cns. m,cs-f-i &c nc
Esers let a. Prtou. bns s~sss. or y fos .oon
sur Frsnol DImiIso u Is, eofs- a. been h1Ansit
BkLOW-lbfx
WIND, Aug ls-suar.., NV n.nian. $ 'as'-', y"
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-rn- uap-raleei AMI astonishing efficacy oi Dr. WIS
rARs Bassm Of Wild Cherry, 90 all he -eases ilr whcf
20 recommended curing many cases alter ne -SA OF
the b-si pnvs clans unav1Iing, has effected age
and increasing demand sr H. This fact has caused
unpunc erfrifers and mitaOrs 10 an on sou
Of SIM name SID sppearsncr. io the
genuine Bilsam Dr. WfsTARs Basan OF Wild Cher
~ i the genuine The merely initiate the name
of the or 1na e they possess roae OF virtues
Look vel 10 thu marks Of ths genuine The genuine Bal
spm put OIL in bottles. with Or WisrARs Balssm Of
Wild Cherry Pha" own The ass r-ch blti'- bear
Ing abel 90 he font with III signature % Nsras,
D This vii be enve0p d With anew wrapper copy
ghi secured e4f. which will always appear me writ
ten .igna OF BUTrs Be careful aud get the genuine
Or WlsrARs Bassm 90 W 10 Ch-rrv
None genuine unless signed hv | Burrs
For sale. wholesale and retail by Messrs. A X L d
S.Nns ll0 Fulfon-t 273 Broadway, = Fast Broadway.
PENIFoLO Co Feicher-st. Mrs HAYEs, Brooklyn, and
80 A. gg,sfs GENERALLY ffru
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~ Letters for CnliforuiR.-Leu-r-har. for
Clara Psn.ra AID az srArc-cu, Per s-au-r -
Cig ~ ce-- a. ne Br,a'Vay PostOs-s as sad.
wav rext 10 is- corner ~ Calast l.4rsasv n-xt
The IS b mt - = o'cucs. VI
l-isasTuATa. JAMES c HARRIOTr.
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fsvirg grained By lh- M-Xczn Government 20 cos
sfrci r ezraph- 10 he Republic TIE ln'esg uri j. rn-
p'ser-i for he rspcss o. sac right sri ~ r
c- proposals FOR iu- between Vera Cruz snf he cry
Of Mexico VIM GEO STEWART,
a., III MEXICAN Wee Consul = Broadway
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ODD FELL1ass' HUI. A4g o.. i'fa
r. gnrbied account of the emheT Lirmr {

fv L NsTNsN. formerly oar employ - osr k~e PERI
having sppesr-d sevrrsl rsp-r-, We ceeu 20 du- our
make statement o the facts they are anf -
they appe.-ri lis eNarlr llFu or Tie Icmos before
J1snc- Latorr. 10 re-lt lf ch Was b. being he'd 10
nal. 900 the sum OF $50
Ostuan ws- emp owed by sgeut Mr.. Robinson.
of So l-r o. N hen SATISFIED curse We,
fl-f l- dishonest he discharged sud attempt
made ,o settle Ih hm. NJ Robinson was shsenf- snc
Defu claimed - PER month. ani informed - inat ~
ws.a minor. ana would make us Day fo NJ guam An
bat nal already paid him supposing sue an
s-'@rnp might he made ~e tot rim wout pay to ~
guardian The pa due him any time ~ would cal We
have been Led upon hy any ns guardsn.
bar one nh unr-Adan name hrough -uit against
We paid "h.t We had previous agreed io gay ,
any authorized 10 receive ~ lhei1g balance 90 -
account Osman sNore hat We fSi agreed 70 pay
k.m ~ per month. and brought suit for s.
The facts the bottle enbezz eue1t are hese oAtman
maize Arrangements with tuule dealer tu come Cd tr
H-l af6 o'clock he morning when urusla Tor
anv 10 Re about The porter ~ the place
however. happened % He the way a0d witnessed the
and De Of the hOes-Oaman giving The porter
Two shlirls r0 keen dark Ne should probably tafe
et him mn bur h. repeated "A sch DDS shout the ho
matter made impossible for ~ 90 lake any other course
with him han The Ous pursued -
aultlt BROTHERS PERKINS.
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10 4. 0i T are hereby no' trd to meet y 9lliA'
Hsl ls1 B0werv. tis afternoon a. ucock ioi ne Bur
of p.yrg the fhg- ~ respect 10 ocr deceased
bother ELns Low By order ~
ROBT CUNNINGHAM. " I
: " OLIVER : sgl4 IT,
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Spoken, &c.

LIT -. ion = s.. DgtrA ara osda.Hrrt IN H-v.nA
Jais - ~ s.. c.a posed 0afa S~fs~A' "eonaa
.,6 os IS - srsrs Assr--, ef .as f' 81 JoAo
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lust pIJaLIsHEp AND ron SALE

DY CADY 4 BURGESS. 80 joan ST. New Ofk-"The
- Democracy OF Christianity or an Analysis OF the b
add It's Doctrines their relation to the principles OF
Democracy. By Cuzen Of the United States Vol l.
Price = cents
Extracts from Nouces OF this Work.
PROM th- Am-f st-t--msn
.oouymuu. thossh the hfc- With oh Oh Tho sre
,,gu.. he .u,ct would ,in t-tet frm his 'ohy t.
.rt. h4d h. us To- -Hsr hss k'-n som-
.aat u.tr.nn. SCRIPTURE ,hoss ih.t sooand. ~rh
D-rncr.fc .-ntn~Dt l. son - ch sbo atif-st Wr
-n,.a Tho portion of .oc.iy Tue ss 4Aeu'e, and
- y a interesting one
Fr-m Yofs Fvsne-l.t
q1sf-s n rhh tbs srt-r need no
a-ha ~ to stones hstfse-s
IN. senaer.f prrcp- Ds~i Of 0od p'o'smns for
th- c-sr-st H- .nsj
Mo.sr insuu'ss ps'tcnal
Of si,dn md h--vosns- those pro
W. The real pynfs
a-sr Z. scoops -trsngy poftrayei The
3st voum- f..pscis d0cn of The Od f'ssn-n ~
l0r- encour,Esd With Nc same scar hns
al mpsrtIsi sHmnstof.'
Frum ne Boston Chuu1Dp-
Unnsd states -bosssr h- b. ir-sfF-
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NEW-YoRK BAY CEMETERY.

THE COMPANY af- 80 - .lfg los 81 ~ '-ry o.
/ orce Of FIFTEEN SIS DOLLARS pdg1oC :. 80
....gL-eaf btLane> - pr aaoafa sEtJk- A LOL b.
gtkE TIE PKlCE Is RAISED Every p-rsOn IA.
-, M u-ce-siiy VI oHuns ou'i-l lot single l-ief
mari. 81 lncu1lng opening and closing ne grave
re Couoany nave v-c 20 kis- = sc -ti-s Ar %
ct.rch- s. ot. grsuitOu.y for every 100 they pufeha.
or 10 that prOpOrupn for any number Plfcn4<-a A
M a BE- paid Al The Office at-r the trs cfy nett D
- ksy person wishing ~ pay more traD - m4sl CAL
ros oc- TIE Goa pzny he'd their rfst dfs~ng 90 Hs
of auu.t Nh.~6 s.se universal ssu.fzrtiJu, m
-.eood frs~ing EIll t-k- place early n Sep erlnef
CERTIFlCATE We hereby cerly that We ave
.u~T-V-t th- GROUNDS " the SeW-foik Bay Cemetery
Co-,n.nv md rhat hey ar noe. beautiful ocai-c "
a. Bay " SeE-York with deotn u SOL " t"eniy 20
or more u srasel and sand. vel seapt.i -. &c
= rnos@. snd here !. NEITHER SWAMP SOh SAIL
MARSH UPON THEM 80 $780,.
X 4 BAcOT, snd Surveyors
SGz.-' - 500 ~.v snG 8 Tofk-si Jersey Cry
~ - - S--r--srv Gao Woon treasurer
: ! Nm LEAVENWOhTH 70.
.-,t s,.cs,.k General Ak-ut. 40 Broad ~sy.