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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03

PATENTS. No fewer than So new Patents we're
granted at the U s. Patent Office in Washington dur sg
the week ending April II, being the greatest number
ever issued in one week
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MORE GOLD. The slip Samuel Robinson, arriv
at Far Haven Cd inst with $500 bbs oil passengers,
and $4,000 in gold dust last from the Sandwich Islands
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% The Legislature OF Massachusetts, adjourned
yesterday afternoon at 10 minutes past Clock after
session of one hundred and tweLty days.
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GJ The City Hotel, New York, is 10 be torn down,
and a hoek of stores erected in its place
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G57 The Naugatuck Railroad will be completed to
AN&terbury, CT, in June. The track is now laid to
.HuIaDbreJ sville
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o. The s. j. Court is held in Springfield, this week
byJudge Melcaf The opiaion of the Cont, has been
gwen, in the case Of Springfield Worcester Tor the
support of E. Beden, smallpox pauper, in favor of
the plaintiff. The claim was about S40O.
In the long pending of John Howard ct al vs. the
Manufacturers Insurance Co., the Court have decided
Tori he 10
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Jan Il

LOR sALE-A valuable and beautifully situated iarm,
L. the Washington Race Course ana ABOUT Two ara
halt miles from the Centre Market House. on me road
This farm contains within small traction OF thfee nun
ed about hundred of which are OF good
woodland and the balance in good cuvaon and the soil
much improved. -. r. -. ,
dwelling for farm hands, new twostory stable and
ngs an extensive kitchen garden with extensive hobeds
and pretty orchard of the most select fruit
various kinds.
The whole tract well fenced, the title indsputabe the
price moderate and terms easy believed that
healthy location Is not to be found in this District and
the convenience of Rock creek crossing it, and
fine mill within forty yards of the land The is
eve ryyv here well watered with fine springs.
For further information inquire Of Thomas Carbery Of
Washington, or Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mar I0-ti
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DI E D..

Friday July 81 Of prevailing .pidemic, RUSSELL
THORP eyed 2monhs and 20 days eldest oa OF lsac On
Jult Am Ibnrp
The Trends family r.spscuy I'D to attend ,h- une
Of parnts No 81 H-s;sst this sAtu
day morning ats O'Clock precisely
Yes'.rosy July H. conse-ion Of the bran CHARLES
Youngest Caroline Sann aged and
months
the house Of bis father. No 81 P' this even
n ceock
90 Thursday. July &c. Of dsrbsa, MI. MARGARET
BAKER, aged 20
eiS Phlads phis papers phase copy
sudosny JuJ H. Mr. MOTT $ CANNON the bsih year Of
his
friends friend. Of the family invited 70 attend h
Of Twenty second and Third h
saturday afternoon, Al O'Clock.
Up Ne~bBrgh papers please
Jaiv II Bushnell Fourth sAR All
dsush,er Charles shsr~ood Consul 10 n-'sin
She Who and her early death much
r.yrett.d Her remains t-k-n % Brfgepnft
prevailing epidemic. MARY ANN wiis OF James Whit
locs aged - years. 2 months ard IA days
The neuis family will please attend her funeral without
further her late residence, Mulberry ST SATURDAY
Afternoon. july -, at AZ p N
tF Pitsf. I'd papers ~il please copy.
ia e. Mr. JOHN TAYLOR Of this City, ssed "a years
tulb invited 70 attend his funeral from We
Lawrence Taylor eo torth't on The sh nst
Ar o'clock 1890. -. .......r,
Ga Fr day Jolly H. after short Illness. JOHN DUskNBURf
ag-d So
10 attend h.. SaurtsN) 10 NJ his late
r.s,dsnc- o Fariy enh'b-st near Eshih av r .,,.,
jersey Cry Mr., ALICE D. VIE OF i'eV J"hn J"hh
70 of her aee
tn. 6n-,sl wi tat- place Monds the soh
from the Pre.b,ern JerseS CtS Tbs friends and a.
nosnce- attend with nt further notice
A. Rootyn ,.srday july 81 ELIZAB n W wife Of Aus
TN " OTIS ud daughter Of RUFUS Ciafke
the family invited To- ate her unera slu
urt h.r Invitation a schemsrhon 81 mar Count ms h
a.. efnon Al ooc. vii b. conve, 81 20 c, pres
III. Cem.i.ry special will lsave bS The long
leland RAILROAD Aan snd sni ~. u
Cob HaN4n
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Communicated ]

NEW I OK, July 70. lsiS.
Nes.r. WELLS MILLER PKovosT-Oenn Perhaps
% he entire stranger you bat having been recently
much benefited W my family by your inysushr Com
ound Eae. Of ackDerry that 10 ustics ~ yOu 10 your
medicine and those similarly afflicted, cannot but
make 70 public.
Nv wife mas been a cted with chronic disrrhea for the
al uine wears None Who has not her could form
he least dea Of the great amount Of suffer- she has en-
dured during period Indeed she has been rendered
80 miserable by % make liie burden During thls
whole she has been subject % frequent nvoiuntsrJ
excavations every day and for The sst year her oo~s
bad weak hat she lost al power over nc,
standing place and cireums,ances one na ~,
under the Of the hrst physicians OF me el' 49,
Of whom pronounced her case incufaDlei snu -
services would be useless Shs never rece' % eny
from their attendance. have pgfcntseo s'nos ~,
snd OF patent med cine likely 10 ds bsf COCO n1'
avail. .1 . ho,,,. of xou,
Seeing yOnr adverth~men purchased ooue " yos,
n,dicin. which she commenced us nK ana "iInih
hour. k.r di.esse was checked hn- now uses II oecs
on.v her boxels are regular; and rom sAe OK neIp
esr. .nd misery she j. gradually gaming her sucnytn
80 hro, a comfort 10 herself and isaly nave also
a., 80 n-d,eiue for my child when afflicted With dlu-
-. ,.ifb Immediate decided and harmless effect 10
~, al sinilariy AFT eted-physcisps or any one who
49, s- ipteresed-tO call AZ my house they viii be sat
,ed he disease had made fearful inroads on my wiirs
o. and Of the wonderfu efficacy Of this medeins
Ia gratitude hoping your medicine may meet win ths'
"A . ~Alch 10 vaue msrits, subscribe ~ys-lt
49, Tn,iv yoars JO5EPa CATELf,
ya IL % kA<nss@se
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,.,.r,,b desire Of fortune making. The U. :.

: t.x.,,sb desire Of fortune making Inc T. =
...uu,d the hight 10 tax them, not only ~''"o"'
h....n,.t,on. but without giving them any "o'e'"
al making them bear the ourtnen' OF '"'
-, si,hout enjoying its beneA's thus vio'a""s
-, IN. hrst principles Of freedom. Inere'y OOD
.o,o sav. abdicsted il authority 20 COM "
-, ,nA thrown them back on their ns'uiS 's"''
'.,.c,slv in the right OF insulating Oovein'"'"'
.SI'.,.,.,noncv what sort Of government ca"
,.., ,,b,cb win be in accordance Win tue a."
Constitution and violate no du'y 70 'ne'' w.
-. oo,n,rv or her institutional Staf 1o'''"
1, a.. not necessary that they should pass
90 . Territorial administration ID o'oe' 10
49,. rc,.. did not And for population tney VIII
col, have enough before the meeting o. No"s'
.-..n,,;ns A State Government they inAy also SCI q
- .,e,t and hsrassing political qaesuoh IN tne : ~
"o s,.,s.n which must cerIalny uc'ca. - - ~
teu os-s,iou for long time. mat f"esuon Nai'or
Organ for herself aud the sooner tnr better
rs ro Assembly accordingly recommends CohVeh
- twelve delegates from eacn oisulc', 10 DO ns'u
uon o. son the third Monday IN August next for
Al San 'O =, S1.mny State Constitution and setting
tne Pe'rs,on And all the new Government IL adopt
nh soo,e are advised to keep their district orga-
niIston -or,o.s rpou cApor-fNFz
sAiL'ssTTs AiTs TO SAN JOAQUIN RIVER
-. r.,ouirer Straits about md channel sieein 4
NJ BY mil The water shoals 70 aoou. nss
oms, bear Ne byE with that bearing on, steer
49, hsf point 10 the North and pass the hrsi POM
away isngtb carving SIX and seven ianOms, ana
ch.ul away half poiui North, and pas the seconp
49, The upper end # one or two small 10 anas psa
Po,s .bo,ei about the same distance, from ms pHht
s.ond low pOin' the North shore Will bear aDDul
W ~ N and with this bearing take range over ON 'o
,.Se Ind beyond which range must be sep On
- ~ the or T.. the ude may ebb Or nov" oIo
Mo'hs poot within half cables l-ngth Iheh ser
<sv 10 the Eastward, keeping the Northern sho'e .,
s"y an "a sut points hall cables ength "hui
" az, ahresst of a prominent point on me soulh no,
Sssnng 81 by : You may then Keep ma Gu SD Los
-. mi 81. which will bring you abreast OF tne oan ~
- River You can then enter the rlveI soell"s ~
sing 81 w course carrying T. O. ,, 70 ialnons ~ 49,.
49, CO.. ou.half Of A mile within tue pOhus OF lno
pnnk 4. The wind IL generally WNW through TINS chan-
~ vould be hazardous TO beat down II without plio
teere are many this port, unu such Time as
~ sSsnnel may be well marked by huoys or neacons
tae ena1H'' N.Y. JAMES BLAIR, I. ;. y Survey.
49,. s,s,.nson Parser, McDOugul and Norris, San
Francisco California
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales ef ssocks, r.. zee Fourth Page
? EIDAr, July PIP. ".

FAIDAr, July PIP. ".
The Stock market was exceedingly dul today.
The attendance At the Stock Exchange very thin
and there was lees business done than any day for
long time past. There was tie usual eaori by the
shorts" to depress the price Of Erie Railroad stock
In the sbscuce Of foreign orders Govcrnmea, -
curitics were dull and the sales very light ~ large
amounts arc pressing the market and most # tic
CAPITALISTS absent orders 10 buy Sol souni
rites are very small We do look for any favora
bic change IN this respect until the heat and The Choe
"a sub-ide.
The foreign advices as 10 American stocks are
to the effect that not single variation in prices
which are chiefly nominal from temporary absence
of demand from the Continent and limited amount OF
hnrne investnentH The nuotAton. axe ss fylluw
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LYnNs MAGNETIC PowpERs.

~ For destroyi Bedbuss Coekroashes' Moths Ants
yeas Flies and insects on plants and other Insects
also Pills for the instantaneous destruction OF Rats and
Mo and warranted without poison, are sold by the In
vsnior and proprietor,
Emanuel LYON, ~ Broadway.
The following gentlemen have used them IN 'n'H ssAo
hshments and have certified 10 their eiteAcy
Do Howard. Esq Irving House
Coleman 4 sisison. Astor House,
3 Thsyer Cozzens, late Of the American ho'si'
Hodges. ESQ Carlton House;
J. l. Roome ESQ. Superintendent OF n Y hotpiiAi'
Aud many OF The eminent physicians IN mo ely
skewss IAe tIss prssuisa VI The American LAsgEss.
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rnrkets..cARsruLLY RsrosrrD Tos TIVE TsIsu-,


ASHFs-Te without chsnts snd qgst sac , DOS -
sSs1s fs PIT. al to for Pear -,
IOf1ON-A msfset sih sp-cua're t-~ins lhe sAes
,..cD bale. ~ fu ptic-s But ius doifs or srPrt
MOOL-We observe qlis movement ~ msset ,iaee our
~ a. ~. OF t staple W 49, o. .. al &c 10 So
c. mm,n n boded M-nuo, sna 1900 pa-d L.fno. 81
- 10 src The gur,pa parchsse. for Ars- Eastern naa
f.-ofe Hudson RIVER oeen arse 10 s ~
S0hi 1 trsnsgir-r u forrgn
FI OUR MEAL Th- ms'k-t FOR western 40 s'i- 'f y
sihlut any chang demand limited o ~ h'-i
fb- knd n'efot gfsdr. th-f- = es
iun-.. The receipt. far Th- ssE-ssi- 800 oo ~
n a. fr ordinary Ne.fsru s1dt - Tor t-i
Western st.s Ass 'trsssi >ise iae -,
ch4sn; Ssd5 az for god QUO snd s'orte lnisna "a
2s6sS A. for tsnc, ono 30 s..t-
s.taS ~ Ohs soGo 80 for srtra o-ne 80
OF bo for sIffi-msty Zoe sn' "
southern better d-uanc With OF lso 'ns, - - ~
Btto-- and 5ide 81 i.f G-csfso-a N'e
our . arm OF rhs a. s3a3 20 Corr Yes h"t
of J-rs-y - = un
ars ion good stst- a. sb.ut g. tss - ,
a maftet III r-crlfts inIt~d So
r bu.h god Upr- Lac prva'- terms Ne r ess
o-t sss -tt-r ss- -~-s - 50 e-ut
small ia. IL TIE prs Cora rot P-1y sni !"
.r-s "a for Nc Eas'-rn tra'e ~ -
80 10 0po bush n - heat 57dbs or Western ht-i -
WHlsKY-Th- steady. 9TH .a-- - so a. - ceni.
fol, ono I'D Pr.on, ltof AZ hhi. Drufg- -
PKOVfsIONs-A msk-i or Oho fors, rh - - 90 -
~. I, IN. =, 40 a~s Reported oa private tens
pm . a- Dol. ssa9 li ~ aef Prcs of an .ta
49,, sr1 but qIsf IS iu0st iof Mes frn~ hc-s
h.3.tse Meats Arm snd GOD c-nn.na va s.--
a. hs m I'd Hans. as si~- private tens snd
10 ibt.r.- Hans A. Lsrd setter d-uaad ane
~ -. I'D - bb- .na ics PRIME 1c Better lsss scvs
a ia o r Ohi5 l0st of Nssisfn Sa~sse 1o'
At adsAc TIE supply Of good . small . 49,, -. ii,
HAY-T. nsr-i fsh-r better, bat gust sas pass '.'--
days 40 b.I-s sS1toS. cash ~-,-- -
SIC Common h-sn 10 sies'J seA1''
urh ss'.s r 90 bb- So'fh Coun'y a. - sa'.'
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Miscellaneous.
v,on The Alta California.

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED George Kennedy cap.
i NJ the Epgli.h bark John Ritson, was accioentay
s.d h. this port on Monday evening last In going
"a ., IN. shiD in small boat II was run against ship ;
csbis in the darkness, and capszed and although the
asannste man secured he was sweptaway by
,rong .bb rde and drowned before assistance could
resch him June ~ .
'TxryKyaIsINo-A subscription is on foot among our
,.,ne.. men 70 survey and buoy the Susan Bay and
he Sacramento River between this port and Sacranen
10 civ Capt Ringgold, :. has been employed
10 make the survey and there Is every prospect 'na'
viii be speedily accomplished -June ~.
The California on her fret passage DOWN was snort
incl and was obliged 20 burn her spsrs, bukheads
beh, boats etc aud finally TO wait at an island near
Psnams for supply Of coal
GOLD CoISINs-We have IN our possession nVe
dollar sold in struck Bencia City, though the I'M
printis San Francisco In its general appearance II
resembles the United States con OF the same vaue OUT
bears the private stamp of Norris, Greg NOrns
and is in other particulars widely different
We learn also that Mr. Theodore pubosq, leweller
from Philadelphia who recently arrived IN the utey
Eagle has brought with him the necessary machinery
for sinking private com
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srrelII srssoss-JuIs 27May Dillon, Tor peas Jar
eeny, 50 days feniteuuary Henry Lewis co'ovul
ins wool months City Prison; James Wilson, pent Jar
ecny, sent to the House Of Refuge; John schsenof sun
lar offence DAYS City Prison Elizabeth Nilnsms' loi
s,ssulhng officer, Penilenlisry months. MNgs'e'
Reynolds, pet larceny 10 rays Cry Prison R0sina rms
Norman petit larceny, 90 days PenentiAry John Nc
0rsth ard John Kirby, petit larceny. months Penien
usry; Richard Champlin pet larceny, % days feniten
uary John Smith and George Hatch, peui larceny,
months Penitenary Wm. johnson petit larceny 60 days
Peni ensry; WIN. Brady, pleaded guilty assault aud
battery on his wife and cent to the Peneniafy for
moIihs The Court then adjourned until Tuesday
morning N O'clock
PoLIcs CoCsr-A wel-dressed female. Of a certain
character named Majestic Franklin, WAS arrested and
locked up charge Of throwing vilrio on The
person OF M Evres and injuung his clothing. The
occurrence took place No q Re ade-s Two young
fellows, named Charles Gandborn and NiLham ii Bar
Der, were arrested yesterday on charge o entering The
stors Of Myers Baheins No - BeaveF-st undef pre-
Tense Of buying sk goods Three cases Nsuta al
10, were shown Them when of Tie lads wstchlng
hs opportunity when the clerk serving anoth" Gus
toner passed the boxes to his accoDpnce ana mace 81
Bat We're quickly stopped. A Sng-sing bfd nsnoi
David Hulse. committed - pnson yesterday on .
ehsrse Of breaking open the trunk Of feiow-oosrae
named William II Neville and stealing jewelIy aud afu
ssea VI sssshasg AavtTsn ~ Ne yssae Of tlVo.
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rur MAIDEN AUNT,
MEDICINES.
THE sowELs AND THE CHOLERA.

L
TAR ; TOWNsENDS SARSAPARlLLA, strengthens
~ aud regulates the bowels like charm It's danger
Gus to have the bowels IN relaxed state, and IT'S eqaay
80 to be costve It's injurious pills or phy-c
th time This preparation Of the sarsaparla does ho'
act as cartharc but after few hours The bowels are
heyed OF irritation, and every dsagfeeabie feeling so
prevalent at the present The bowels and system 10
csan.ed and strengthened II gently moves the bowels
once IN y hours which sufficient for healthy state oil
the @y,em We do not recommend this medicine Tor the
cholera II any taken with the darfhea IL Is inc
safest to call good phys at once But as proven
i've for this or any other disease, this medicine mas no
especially the prevention Of fevers and the SUI
mer complaints children. We have manufactured over
100000 BOTTLES
thin the last years and have known case when
b. not been of advantage II has cured thousands and
r, thousands u cases of Disease. The most delicate
females and infants take 1t with great beneht all ahouid
use IL ut this guard against the Cholera as wen rs
diseases usual this season Of the year II u tne cheap
est end most pleasant remedy ever discovered Children
love II dearly tor summer complaints and TOR weakly In
fanis /. Is invaluable
EMIGRANTs AND FOREIGNERS.
tI,,d,eds Of rshmen aud Germans and others are dy
inc Of Cholera at this time and especially Of disease
that resembles the Ship Fever and Cholera combined that
ould live II little exercised on their diet ana
medicine great number have been deoihsied oy sea
voyage or by the excessive heat OF the weather ana over
exertiOn that carried on by INC prevailing ePuo"'
If all drbitaed and persons would be careful IN
their diet and use DR. Town-ends sarsspsria which
.ueo gheus the system, keeps ne bowels 10 heaithy
ate assists prevents the cholera disease
and d.a-hundreds II thousands Of valuable hyes
would be saved scky and weakly females and children
should take IL by all means.
THE PLEURIsY AND CONSUMPTION
Thousand. Of chronic Of disease has been
cured bv the use Of Dr. S P. Townssnd's safsapsnla
RkOOkLYS, July 20, lS49.
DssP TOWNSEND Dear Sif-l nave the great plea
re 10 inform you Of the great blessing have received
from using your Sarsapanlls have been for long ume
rk with tie Pr urlsy and Consumption, and oah cOash
yo attended me and gave me up As insoraDie
hen thought would Try your medicine as had n~sf1
40 much OF H. done so. and greatly my surprise
was relieved by the first bottle an now using from me
second and fee almost we'll. My pain mas iet me- 50
bas nv cou.h and my appetite good and sleep well
before had great distress and cough and could mol sleep
Yours with great respect,
ELIZABETH BAlLY,
Is Jamesst, Brooklyn.
Disc Townsend's Office has been removed from 10
Fultou.s 10 81 Nasssun few doou south OF the sun
onca jy1 1t
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FIRST DRAWING OF Lots
~ TIE
NrU-vORR CEMETERY

WILL TAKE PLACE On Wednesday. he let day Of
" August a. : r NJ. a. the American Hall corner Of
Brostws and Grand Lot holders vii please ~ DC
Los are now selling for the very low price Of so-nf''
payuent a. aud the balance 81 month .
Those wishing The trst choice should secure ''' '
-'>''''' JAS 7. Lutte, Secretary.
GF0RCE WOOD. Treasurer. - 60.
0eces Iol Roadway AID IS York-st Jersey Guy
N'-9e ~ Wa LEAVESWOhTH,
,,-s srsk Genera Agent. 40 Broadway
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DIaRRHEA AND DYsENTERY.

WELLS MILLER 4 PROVOST'5 Compound Extract
w OF FOR the certain cure Of the above com
nai,t- nav he had a. 1872 Chatham, l31 Chamber l52
Bnwery II E.st-Brosdvay. Avenue corner r. ghn-st
IN and esl Broadway and tss Hudsonst Brooklyn,
Futon cor Myrtlss avenue aud Hudson, and Scranton
Co =. Alsntic-st who's sse Warehouse, ~ Ffonl-st.
Ny Ths following certificates show its ercsey
~ sgw.YoRK. June n, lst9.
To us..y. WILL. MuLssL PsoyosT- 3eBtlemen
contracted tbs chronic diarrhes In Mexico, during tne
VA which continued with me sfter my rourni ana sirr
eefng v.s for three months every treatment "a Al
had hopes benefits from, without any fenei
on rch sed A bottle " your Compou Exraet Of baes-
harry which completely cured can, without hesa-
don recommend all that afflicted win ths disease 70
procure and use this medicine believing, from my OVID
experience, that IL isnnequaled; .,,y
r. GAMER, o. Whiehsll-st N. T.
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SUMMER READING.

T,HE wOODMAN. by James . cents
i The Maiden Aunt p cents.
Jane shore. IS
U.arf. and Homes new work by Mrs Flhs. - cents.
The R-ctory Guest. by Mrs Gray . cents.
iuihey's COmmOn-P lace BOOK, two parts ~ u"
The Poit.erOn Legacy. bv Albert smith -
Count II Monte Cri-to, by Dumas. two parts - ~
Edward Dantes. Sequel by Dumas. ~ cents
David Copperhed. third part. ~ cents
Mabel Darlington, by Mrs Gray, % cents
XII Carson Is cents.
Mordsuut Hale. by Mrs. Marsh. % cents
R.pha~ by L,martne. 3 cents
Memoirs of my Youth. by Lamarune. y cents
Persons going in the country Will DO well 10 can ana
x.mnr onr assortment Of cheap publications before 60
ing u" "a - % 80.
W. 2ts Tnbune buildings
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THE puSsrLDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
n,UR ENUIBITION OF PAINTINGS ~ An
AUCTION SALES.

lsh BANGS, PLATT q 90. stor- ~ broadway
10 SATURDAY, 2S,h and TUESDAY, csth August.
klFTlETH NEW YORK TRADE SALE,
To be commenced, the Stationary and Paper sale 90
FRIDAY, 2fh August, and the Boob Sale on TUE sDAf,
sth August, iSss for which cons gnmens OF booas Pa
per sAuonery, Stereotype Psles. Binders Cloth, Lea
ihsr N are respectfully solicited. Conributors who de-
sire TO DO so viii be allowed receive The privilege Of
Withdrawing any item AFTER the sale Of he hn, lot such
Tor the printing should be furnished Immediately. a. the
Catalogue. 10 now At press .
The usual Cssh advances VIII ne made = recspt 81
rnnha " das.Ted
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CLEARED stp- to pr--y Vsp.r'-o cosri'r Sr- tJs
Por- wanna. c.. M.rr-rI~F Ffs-r~.. i.r-rff-H
b. d. Cl..osf 4 ler-ci o. srfsl. N-> RI.
B-s. RI. b. Hs- Lr-r. ooi. L.v- O-s. r-r. f'tag
Man R-uto hs1Ear o-f- Jo--s brtar Naoai-- Pre-
DO. ssTsrasr
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SCHOOLS.

L'RENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. and
a eecker-st New.York This establishment conducted
BY Madame HlX who assisted by the most talented pro-
~ this city continues 20 enjoy the confidence OF All
Every attention paid 20 the morals and comforts O The
pupils Terms moderate. The house Is spacious and
comfortable ~ ~
SCHOOL FOR >ALE-The most favorabiy stu
- fed In the CIV aud free competent teacher
Price q for furniture and good will Address by letter
postpaid 10 MIR J. JONES. T. School Agency lii Mas
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p COTTON, Aucuoneer -
INURNITURE NOT1CE-The subsctbW viii Mve
attention. 20 The sale OF household furniture u families
changing their residences giving sp housekeeping dnr
ing The coming either al their own residences on
Al the Auction Rooms. 70 Bcekmsn and ~ Ann su
B-furnimr- bought II preferred COLTON.
THIS DAY, (ssmrday) July n
At lOs O'Clock. at SO beekmsnst-
FuRNfrvsE. H. A general assortment OF seeoud hasa
furniture consisting u good variety Of BEDS bedding,
bureaux sofs, couches. divans. mshogsny add CURED
maple char- zach bedsieads cottage do, rogera-rs
rockers. Dime, set. china do, looking glssses, russ
carpets OF cloth clocks girandoes, dry goods &c Also
general assortment OF cabinst furniture sold TO pay
advances