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INrEREsrrSe FROM FoRr LARAnE.-A correspondent
Of the St. Louis (Mo) Republican Of the 10th inst,
writing from Fort Lamare. under date Of the ID ult
says The tide of emigration Is still sweeping
the praes in great force carrying along in its current
all our floating population, such mechanics, la
borers hunters, Indian traders, &C. Up to the pre-
sent time, the entire number of men, women, chill
dren, wagons horses, mules. &C., that have passed
this point ia as follows:-99I2 men, 95 women, 70
children, 1871 wagons $500 horses, 1926 mules and
2340 oxen. The emigration is at least three weeks
ahead Of that last y9ar Many supplied themselves
with grain the frontiers and enabled to push
forward TO meet the grass somewhere in the vi
entity Of this place which gave them four weeks the
advantage those who waited for grass the Mis-
souri,; and, besides this the roads this spring have
been much better than they we're last, owing to the
dryness OF the season. which has been another great
advantage that this emigration has had over the last
Another party Of footmen passed yesterday carrying
everything provisions blankets &C. strapped on their
backs One provdent fellow In addition to all this,
had q small sheet iron cooking stove slung to his
back with which he appeared to be much delighted.
The health Of the emigrants thus far has been good;
but few any have died the road Some half dozen
have been left here sick but all are now convsesoent
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SPORT IG.

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Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING-TUEsDAY JULY
" No. at o'clock r. h.-furse and Stake, S30-Two-m
heats 70 wagon and driver to weigh SO pounds
Vim. Whelan enters bay kendam Maid J. Woodruff
enters ehsnut Fanny. August IA purse Of thirty
dollars will he Fven milo heats. best three In Ave- In
free for horses that purse that
amount Entries 10 be made at Greene hadden Monday
evening by nine o'clock, three make race,
two TO start. sPICER n hohANN Propristors.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs-A FIVE MILE
~ Foot Race for pure Of twenty hys dollars will come
OF the ahove house Monday July 90 At four o'clock
The following persons have entered for the
Sanders better known the Brooklyn Pets the North STAR
Of Canada Robert Pool Of England and the Yaakee Boy
Of ksv Yorh Immediately after the foot race, pacing
match will o. half mile heats best three w ave,
saddle hy dollars between the hay horse Jim Grow ABd
Lady Creiet.
A GREAT MATCH RACE. FOR $50 DISTANCE. TEN
IA miles, 70 be rousd on Tuesday, July ~, from the
Thstehed Cottase Garden Jersey City Two Race Boats
nineteen feat long Boat John Lete 20 be roved BY Ed~ad
Coady o. Battery Place the Captain D. hullens ~ be
rowed by James Lee, Of Morris street The Boats 70
o'clock 20 around Rottns Reef Lht House. and back
TO the place Of starting.
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mIsoELLANKous.

METAIs, PoIsONs, Fly PAPER AND pTsTNFEcT-
- inElignidi PlAtna Pallafium, Michel Cadmium &c.
Chemical Whale oil sgep sad suphate n Anmonia sosrs
vs. Irantparent Naehhalis. Hyrtlc. Military and
Soars Jenny Lind Hair Clos Starch. Pciish sc a.
Ter salety Dr. lKWts FEUCHlWANoER
MafHa Ian
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RAkhuMs AMERICAN kusEUh-P. :
~ Manager and Proprietor, John Greenwood, Jr-
sisant Manager Seventh re-OpennR commencing
Monday July 90 In compliance with the wish Of thou
effect mon the public mind Mr. Benum will not withdraw
THE DRUNkARD yet Tor few days but will prese 10
every evening this week. with Mr. G. w. Clarke Edward
Middleton. Miss Aexna Fisher Mary &c Tho afternoon
performance, this week, will consist Of THE BRIGAND
BOY lnpromptu sorgs, Dances, the Lancashire Bell Ring
Amongst the curioties the Mammoth La
dy the Hooser Infant &c. &c. Afternoon performances
commence SO o'clock and evening performances az ~
o'clock. Admission 20 children under 10 years l2n
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WANTS.

w with modelling in WAX, and the art Of chasing good
WAGES VIII be pare 70 so 1r on. year apply =. &c. oa
l o'eloek
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rT,AYLoR AND On BAUFRE, FORWARDING AND
Commission Merchants Chagrss, N. q. care now gre
pared % forward all roods seat 70 having hn light
ersusht sos,s With lnda rbser cover. suitable Tor he
With Kennels Co. transportation SCENTS
orvona and Cruces that there will BE delay apon he
Irthmus. X. TAYLOR late u Baltimore.
IN DE BAuFRE. late o. New Orleans.
Reference In New Tori, Howard Sens, ~ broadway.
Our Agents Corvne, Bro. Co.. u. Consulate, Pa
Rama. hcCsndary Co. San Fransisco. California
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way, between Howard and Grand streets-Monday July
90 and night until further notice. The continued
that has favored this nmtabe band Of Ethiopian
performers has stamped them being the plus ultra OF
all Ethiopian bands comprising Of thirteen
formers, under the direction Of j. j.. Fellows. Thy will
have the honor giving their original inimtabe entertain
every night until further notice Admission 2 cents
Doors open Concert 10 commence at O'Clock An after
nj p nj.
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AmUSIc M ENTs.

RowERY THEATRE,-EONDAY EVENING, JULY 20
~ will be acted the drama styled the SIEGE OF NON
lor Mr. Elton. Captain Allen, Mr Il Watkins; Bridget
Dumb Founder, Jordan Ko1or TaeOni Mr. Moore; San
e MI S S' Of As's n' Wo Ira9Ts
BELL RIDE TO The - selim' Mr. Pope Gafer sey-
GoS sa' enar % W sleo Door. open at
eurtoin win rise at ~ o'oloek
CASTLE GARpEN-THE CELEBRATED HAVANA
,. EsdHii Monday eyenas July 90 viii be performed
SsT sPsr 81 pSG nor hp Paa
Fosoari Signor Bsda Jaeopo Loredano. signor
n Sfns s1S bsS aSe1 ES2rp
MUSICALE during which the favOrite orches under the
Psss and aPS TsR. Of .dSon % cents Per
formanoe 20 commence at Seeloek,
"a. GARDEN-GREAT NOVELTIES FOR TnE
- Sabbath Concert. Sunday evening July p, Loder's
Concerto; Mr. Ebsn in Flute Solo During the evening
rrSsra%me Pars IGrand ovsTsTo oseron weber, Fa-
yorte watzes Echoes Of the Rhine Strauss eletan Pot
Aria Handel Grand Sole for yielp Herr Noll Part Ill
Jnale Grand HaIlsuiah Handel Admission i2Is cents
To commence at o'clock.
CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN Foa THE REcEP-
the largest and most SsaStifui room IN the eountry
spsSr for TSnSn
and delightful scenery around and Ahsng the delicious
CHRIsTY's HINsTRELs.-LAsT WEEK OF TUE SEA-
" son-heohanos' Hail. No. 472 Broadway, between Grand
and Broome Monday July - and every night until
further notice. Tho original and well-k Chrstys
Ethiopian Opera Troupe the first established and oldest
performers under the direction Of T. r. Christy. They will
have the honor Of giving their original and nimitabe
night until further notice. Admission rs
cents Doors open at Concert will commence ut o'clock
An afternoon concert Saturdays, commencing at
o'clock, u. NJ
GRAND INHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL REM
~ ingtOn BdgeThe greatest scientific treat in the city,
is this magic structure Thousands have already crossed IT.
and IL the wonder of the world Open from A..
N. till 10 p. NJ. One door above Niblo's.
Musical INSTRUCTION-EDw. TELLER, PROFESS
l Of music having lately arrived from Europe, begs
inf ladies and that he is ready give les
the piano and singing Best city references gven
Inquire at so Yesey street.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.-PRIvATE LESSONS BY
Mr. Eredercs 48 Franklin street. Schools and families
| attended.
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CALIFORNIA.


Ogden HArNEs-tRIcHD l. OGDEN, THOs. y.
OHaynesl Wholesale and General Commission hsfohana
San Francisco California kerchAnde
be placed board shp and cold plehus
60 New rorh. joseph SANGER doi Lombard Buttdeh
Do Burr Stevens DOT Conan, Hopkins Co dos Conklin
suith. de-; '. T. Raves. De- Rssd Rsvis. hihsav
~ CENT CITY, Thursaay August The subscribers VII
forward their neat by the above uua
Shippers should leave their Foods A. the the hefsre
the leaves Parcels received the morning q the
day u sailing, and letters TIL ~ y N.
THOMPSON h HITCHCOCK,
Managers aud Agents, itq Pearl street
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TINUh rORAL DRANA-THE GRAND NELODRAMA
cf"The Drunhafd" ttaehes Temperance sud no~aity
bot y you want practical ltsson IN econgmy.
r.nnt into Ana street. snd buy rair 81 the unrvalled
chsar boots fhoes, ~ Taiters cold AZ JONESa No H.
A LErANpREkLEgCH PRIgCfPAL DEPoT AT
IN VICTOR BlSU0FS. No. - msiten Lane, New Yorh.
Two souTHERNERs AND GENTLEMEN WIN TN
n der fest-The pannus Corum Boots and shces ars
snsqnaes for irving and comfort eoHhnsd vith ~
rshility They draw abe feet In the varmest
''A'"''' w" w" NV n GRO. HALL, 40 Broadway.
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WAsHINO MADE EAkY. or now TO WASH CLOTHES
w vith0ut lator1he beet system IN this world require
mhchinsf pounders ruhhcrs acd other Injurious
nelsa lntruetous plain, articles cheap, ana be
hat hnyWhere lseent BY mail postage Thouaands
sent msuth Price only OIL PER copy Cali send
tohADAME BEAVELT Patent LAundress. ~ Ans street
fseoond hoorl New York
'THE GREATEsr TRIUMPH or ART OVER Mature
% dsveored In ny book of Instructions price a. being
a hat nteess enable one Jgrson 70 doa large family
Waeh teore rtakns A. cost ~ less than
Iypertonallv ~ W ttter post paid % " TwELvETREE
80 NasHau street, New work No ruihiur or poundiea
heeeesaryi It's true, or your money returned.
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~ AIIUNAL IHEAIhEi = IiA m d hVlN-
~ day evening July ~, the entsrtain ments will COM
Chapman Emma Leslie Miss Weston 70 DO followed by
the local drama Of the NEW YORK FIREMAN
Frederick jerome, II. A. Perry Mr.. wealthy, Thompson
Rotary Press s. D. JOhpson Alice Hawthorne Miss .eay-
Mrs Jerome, Mrs Il. Crattan To conclude with the
new military drama Of Rough AND READY The Hero
Of BueDa NisEGer era Itchariah Taylor Mr. Thompson
Captain Lincoln g. Dunn; ZamaneE, Mrs. IL 7. Grattan
BNNes 70 cts. pitt l2ls otnts.
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sixteen miles north Of the City HALL the Hudson River
Railroad low fare nearly hour in the
day. Hoboken bears no comparison with this delightful
spst-eyery variety Of Is offered at Kelngers
Mansion Houseten pins, quote shune boards swings
&C. and meals furnished at moderate prices and band Of
mnsrels whose melodies lay all others in the shade.
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FOUND.

EoUND-BY TWO SMALL BOYS $50 BILL. AMI
person having ost the sane san call and receive
~ W dsserbpg X henry JURcENs % Greenwich a.
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fFrom tho Lancaster (Pa) Tntefii xencer July 90
tue II the seversst storms ever recoect 70 have
witnessed, ~ u regards hs Duration occurred on
Thursday night and Friday morning last The rain
fell without int~rmisson Of the time IN torrents
for about thirty hours, causing inmense foods in
sverr direction, With incaleulabls oss Of property
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sp.t-every variety Of amusement is offered at Kenger
Mansion House.tep pins QUOTE shuttle boards swings sc
minstrels whose melodies lay all others in the shade.
An Agent Wanted I'm California, for the
try or at the south IL weighs three ounces
used anywhere Call at the Hydraulic depot ls Fulton
Daguerreotyping.-w would advise all
that this great art with all its late improve
ments and able to cali A. j. BEALs for
his pupils the same. Daguerreotypes 81 Stock OF all
kinds No. lb6 Broadway east SIDE Bsebes hat store
General Taylor.-The last and best Por-
Trait q General Iayl9T ever appeared in th ara,
noo 2, in . na ~ NV RR%py @ h., oy IN
original Daguerreotype 10 to be seen.
The New York Boot and Shoe Emporium
Of BROOKS $50 Fulton street. the best place in thu city
TO article Of style Of boots Shoes CATERS
slippers He has the largest assortment and cheapest in
the city.
Those new and besutifuI Tapestry three
ply Carpets in demand They TO he found
aIEss ANDIRsoss fso.s four ssa Sss shilling snsi.S
ingram carpets. and those fsur shilling ooloths de-
sidediy cheap.
tan pmpes freekes ssllownes no. Poudre Subtitle
for eradieatng supernuous hair from Of the
@ red shsets 81 WsiSsr street ssss store rom tso
in) Calender ~ souh Third street. PhAdsiyhia
Bates Co. lD Washington street. Boston.
wigsI wigsi-Citizens and Strangers are
invited TO inspect PHALoNs style % WIS and rsu-
a. Ii. Celebrated wsiss Hair by. Factory, N Broaawsy
corner Of Dey street Copy the address.
Hair Dying-PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, q
eslor the hair vhisher the moment 10 L. applied without
injury the hair skin can be washed
Plea or sos. - PH&Ioss VIZ and Toup.. E.auf.s.ry
~ Broadway.
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U1RANKIIN MUsEuM. l7s CHATHAM soUARE-LAsr

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-LAsT
Week the season-0pen every afternoon at o'clock,
and in the evening by the Original Female Minstres
tie only band ladies world comprising
company Of Twelve Performers Also the unrvaed troupe
Male and Female Artises," commonly called Model
Artists will appear afternoon and in
rety splendid of Living Pictures together
with tribe of" Bedouin Arab Girls the only ones in
existence who will through their gymnaste feats Prices
Of admssionStage Seats, M cents; Boxes % cents Par
quette, I21S cents; Private Boxes, 81.
MINERVA ROOMS 4O6 BRoADwAY.-LAsT WEEK
M Of the mammoth Panorama, Of the Overland Route 60
California Open evening, commencing at O'Clock.
NoticeThe subscriber being unable to devote his time to
the illustration Of this universally admired Exhbito 10
desrous Of dispong of it, For particulars apply the
New Haven House, or at the Minerva Rooms.
A W. FENNO, Proprietor.
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ssiIPPrre.

The owners fthess ship. VII not be a.
diver hplen, sTese jrwtiry prscous stones metals
snless rs ~ lsinE SIGNED therefor. and che vaus
thereof. therein expressed.
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AmUsE VI GN'rs.

NIBLO's GARDEN-THiS MAGNIFICENT EsTA-
~ bishment is open every evening 10 the
of gorgeous Hpectasles brilliant fairy
cal pieces laufhabe farees aud elegant comedies with
OF unequalled power -MOntay evening July %
the Performance will commence with Grand Overture
by the Orchestra To be followed by TIE PET OF rnE
VIILAGE-AmbToise Mile BiAngy: Pierre, Mr. Chippen-
dalei DeLorue, Mr. L!nnei Nine DeLorme Mrs; Vernon
conclude with ESMERAlDAC Claude FrOlo, NJ. LYnpe
Pierre Crngoire Mr. Wacot Phobus de Chateaupers Miss
Mary Taylor. Tickets 90 cents.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


ITALIAN VILLA FOR SALE WITH NEARLY THIK-
teen acres Of fertile land or ISs healthy and roman
ing country hal. wood and timber the Fs:t under SS,s
wit6s1 spssou. rooms, besides attic dover room etc. an
Gov garden paa gate snssp' s SS3, ns ssr Ss
S ou. ssa Of other
lance from Boston x to ssysa miles ten
where regular Post Ofce is railroad
ssdTes etc. in short distances all rousd the Villa viii Be
sacrificed a. the low price Of s'o cash as The owners
dress (pO.tpaid,l italian villa, this once
HOMESTEAD vILLAGE-oN THE EIGHTH AVENUE
sn within aS e. Ss H Bridge
ss the ever I nEs
fashionable bloOss-ans our nobility havs e pas: The door
.H,Ps..sa y ;1ysSr IN the wSrls s:g s
tie side Of The An sOld on The aide.
wOrlIsn are 'sssssS n cutting The streets ssrSSss s
bond and @SEs,ss TOR ys yssTs For M %1
William street. SAMUEL 2. BARroL.
r light WAGON. FOR SALE cHEAP-As THE OWNER
IL has further for it, Just brought on from ooun
py r% En-. 1sr1 stable no. 70 near
Tfs Of Mr. Mplligsn. or Of william Albert, l52 Cherry
street. near Catharine.
EoR sALE.-A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES. I6 HANDS
high years old iSst arrived in the city would make
% RI NJ az S d insis a. ~ abIss sf snissr
HeMann, sos Broadway.
ITO LEr-A FURNISHED BACK PARLoR, AND SEW
| ITO LET-wITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE, AND
immediate possession gwen the large dwelling House
No Chambers street. formerly the residence Of Moses Y
Beach IL in excellent order with water closets baths
and Of the modern Fer terms apply 70
| BURKE. a. Wall street
| ITO LET.-A HOUSE SITUATED IN A CENTRAL PART
Of the eity-nesr Broadway. The rent will be taken in
board Immediate possession given Please address " o.
Herald Once.
CoAP FACTORY TO LKT-sIrsATE IN THE REAR
- Of Nos zs 40 and 2 Cherry street. With fxturss
piets Capacity Of the 20 make % 900 lbs soap each
sssar. irsuir. 81 TSY ~ .ns ass cSsrry 81
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET,
~ Auction sale Of Horses Carriages, Harness. re-
Monday and Wednesday commencing at ~ o'clock.
JOHN II. GATFIELD, Propristor
BOARDING., sc.
RoARD-GENTLENEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
ID with furnished ROOMS breakfast tea
Sunday in private and table family, In the
vicinity Of Washington Square, by calling at No. Us heDou
gal street. Terms reasonable.
DoARD-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN WISH TO OBJ
~ tain board In private family with full board for lady
All muhchtons strictly confidential. address r. c.
Broadway Post once stating where interview may be
bad.
DoARD IN JERSEY CITY.-GooD BOARD CAN BE
- had In pleasant and Desirable situaton 10 Jersey
City ferry Also accommodations sngls
gentlemen. Inquire early, at this once.
TRAvELLEKs GUIDE
ftANDEN AND ANNOY A m no A N LINE pHIIA-
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UouN ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PA ssAGE LINE.
Licensed BY authoroy he state and City Of New
YORK. for the Protection Of Emgrsn,s snd
and their baggage daily the lowest rates
TIE following places vf-Ttca 7 syracuse 81 so Re-
chester 81 o. Bunac 81 go Cleveland 81 50 sandusky ss
sac Raene % 90 southport, 81 81 Chiesgo 81 "a Ard ell
parts ~ Canada References W Commieaners rmgrs-
ton rear 81 City Hail. and Trish Emigration Society No.
ReAde street. JOHN ALLEN, tb7 Cedar street.
P.s Go 20 the once aioue-aou person 70 accompa-
ny you, their ntsntiou 10 20 make money ofyou.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL REM
" nson BrdgeThe greatest scientific treat in the city
is this magic Thousands have already crossed IT,
and the wonder of the world. Open from
N. till 10 T.. NJ. One door above Niblos.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND ArBoY RAILROAD LINE FOR PHILA
s'phs a. .s,ss .' go half ,s;, on; S.lIs,
.sespt.dL from Pier No North river. fars-Firss sss
ears. s. second elsss ears. Ga
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An Agent Wanted I'm California, for the
sale Of the Pocket Water Filter important in that
try at the South II weighs but three and be
used anywhere Call at the ydrauls depot l4s Fulton
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.-PRIyATE LESSONS BY
Mr. tredercs 4S Franklin street. Schools and families
attended.
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The Rspublie Of yesterday says-On Thursday, the
rain, % which we have spoken. commenced With an
esstery wind. but. In the afternoon. this shifted
around 10 the north and thence westward increasing
an eBsey all the time till Il blew like fury aud "
continued that night aud yesterday morning We
% not nov knov all the mischief that has been
done. jet We know enough 20 tepore. Hundreds, aud
perhaps thousands, o. trees IN Washington George.
to-n and the vicinities have beer evellsd With the
earth. We have seen many lying prUstrste, that
1ul fifteen inches In diameter. The ailauthus and
other reee 81 rapid growth IL vhicc many % ten
age lad of late been planted. very generally
pfostratcd The crop Of oats In the country arouu
has no doubt. suffered greatly; and corn that vas
veil advanced must dso have been sadly dlmarsd
We are prepared 20 hear the details q many evils
occasioned hy wind ana water yet the refreshing o.
huenee q the latter upon the earths surface viii be
90 widely f.lf.
The Washington Union. Of the 10Th inst says:-we
dread 20 hear " the e.ct OF the storm which ssspt
ever this city for the greater part II the day and night
Of Thursday 10 was accompanied BY violent torrents
81 rain vhich much needed for the relief % the
cofu and other pruduetons through large extent Of
soustry The Sind IVES very high. prostrAting many
trees IN this city aud its neghborhood, and many
fields ~ Indian corn
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Musical INsTRUCTION-EDW. TELLER, PROFESS
M Of music having lately arrived from Europe, hegs
inf ladies and gentlemen that he is ready les
the piano and singing. Best city references gven
Inquire at 80 Yesey street.
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TASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOi THE RECEP-
" ten of vsters during the day, from AM till II.
II Is the largest and beautiful in the
Iding sperior opportunity for reading medtaon
undsturbed promensdes while viewing the shipping,
and delightful around and iAhsng the delicious
sea breeze. Admission, 1915 cents
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General TayIor.-The last and best Por-
trait Of General Taylor engraved appeared in the hrs
Bookseller and also by BRADY EOS Broadway, whore the
original Daguerreotype 10 to be seen.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-10
JACOB sNIDER, JR.
wines ard Liquor.

wines and Liquors.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
il attention 10 his stock Of WINES AND IL
QUORs.
The facilities possesscd by him for obtaining
from abroad all Wines, &c, in their purity, his
longer erposencs in the basiness conducted BY him,
and direct personal kno,oiedge trh the r0rious
,cine gyo,ctng districts Of Europe Than Is possessed
by any ofhSr houss IN ss city, afford assurance for
the character and quality Of all articles cold by
him.
The arrangements Of his store and vaults are
such 10 make them in fact, the substitute for the
cellar Of every consumer.
Persons wanting small assorted lots Of choice
Wines for special occasions can be supplied at the
shortest notice. with w decanted for immediate
use, including Wines o France and Germany, not
usually 10 be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE and HOTELS supplied at
d wholesale prices most favorable terms.
CLUBS will find Il much to their advantage 20 or
der from the subscriber.
FAMILIES can command the best Of Table Wines
at pey iotc prices, ms also the cheapest sorts Of
Wines and Liquors, FOR CULINARY PUR-
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Mcsses,
and others at n distance, can be supplied land
haps Ghsn senf by "PACKAGE EXPRESS"
FREE OF CHdRGE,) with Wines, &c, for
table, by the dozen, or in cases of ASSORTED
SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Post Office, 10
JACOB sNIDER Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, &c,
10 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
OJ-SEGARs, of direct importation from Havana,
Of various sorts and brands always ON hand, from
Sl9 TO $40 per thousand, and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in the city.
Jan. 16--du