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Recastdot The Tribune Office for The Week ending dug
The Prelude or Growth ola Poets Mnd. By William wortsrsrh
New Yot: d. Appleton & Co. limo PIP. 372.
Unyer.as, Quarterly Gsr,ra Review July. Boston:
Tompkins
Grab.n' Magazine September Philadelphia Geo. r Graham.
Petersons Ladies' sasazne September Philadelphia C. j. Pc
CLambers's Edinburgh Journal July New York: Sod By c.
Francis Co.
The London journal August New York Sold by C. s. Fran
els l. Co. and George Virtue.
In. Journal Of Deen and Mnnuure.. August sewYor Sold
byC.s Francis & Co.
Grammar OF the L;nsuge ByPA cs'iano New York;
msgpus Co.
Homeopathy IN Germany England 1919. By C. rethsrd,
MD. Eew.Yok: WIN. Radie syo pP.4
Book Of BE- John Hayward NcwYorti Fowler Wells
limo. pp.Gi9.
Godey's Lady Bsos September NevYork so by H. Long
Brother and Dewitt & Davenport.
saa's Union Magazine September NewYork Sold by Dewitt
Davenport and H. Long Brother
Biaclwood's Magazine August SewYork l. Scott Il Co.
Tie Farmers Guide. By Henry Stephens No seWYori l.
Scott g. Co.
Tie International Miscellany. September EewYoA strnser
Townsend.
Hodens Dollar Magazine. September Se~Yort Fowler De't
First and True Love By George Sand. (Tranied Philadelphia
I. r. Peterson $40 pP 2iS
Tie mourners Vision. Poem. By J. l. Donnery Philadelphia
iguo. Up. 50.
Tho Hebrew People BE- George Smith New rOr Lac Scott.
up. Ga
Christian Eacr b. Sarah Baker SewYOrk Lane Scott Sm0'
pp gil
Bridal Greetns. By Daniel WISE. EevYor Lar' Scott
Elmo ~. iC0
Anecdoes Of the Mnst. By Dsuel smith Neiof'
lane & Scott lsno. Up. 4fa
The Jewish Nation. Ecw.Yoh Lane Scott limo PP 40
Methodist Almsnac. 1851. New York Lane Scott
Bueiansn's Journal Of Man. August Cincinnati.
The New YORK Chronicle August ard September New YORK. o
& Gray.
Tire illustrated Dome-tc Bible No New Yoh' Samuel Huss
Tie PATHFINDER Ralvay Guide. August B,on Snow wilder
shskspercs Dr,ma,c wos No. o. Bo,ou Phillips, Simpson
GO.
SOM. Of Labor and other Poems b. John G. Whittier Boston,
Ticknor Reed g. Yields. i2mo rP ~.
Poems Of the Heart. BY g. W. Nicholson Philadelphia g. 5
Appleton. Emo pp. 40
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In Congress, Yesterday.

The SENATE took up the Fugitive Slave
Bill; rejected Mr.. UnderwoOd's substitute !;
adopted an amendment making Marshal
or his deputy responsible in damages for the
escape Of fugitive from his custody; also
making him responsible if he shall fail to
use due vigilance in executing warrants for
the arrest of fugitives; rejected an amend
ment for the protection Of colored citizens
visiting Southern States and, finally Or
dered the bill to be engroSsed by vote of q
to II, there being only 8 more than a quo
rum present. The following is the vote:
YEAs-Mesus Atcbison Badger. Bsrnwel, Bel, Berr-
en- Butler Davis Of Miss Dawson, Dodge OF Iowa. Downs
Poote Houston Han,e Jones King msSgum Top
Pesrce Bust Sebastian, Soue, Spruence, s'urgeon' A
ney, Underwood, Wses, Yulee- - Nat. y,
EAYs-Bsl6wip, Bradbury. Chase, Co0rer Da W., "
Moss Dayton, Dodge Of Wis Green, Sm'n' OPna" wan
zSss or moi potia0-hessrs Benton, Borsnd Bright
Clarie Clay, Csss Clemens Dcans9n Doe e ess
Si,rh Hale Hsmin Miller. Morton, Motifs rheiPs rfs
seward Shields, Whiiccmb-A.
The Indian Intercourse bill was passed,
and the Senate adjourned till Monday.
The HOUSE was engaged on the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill in Committee
of the Whole. Several items and amend
ments were considered, and the Committee
rose and the House adjourned without dis
posing Of the bill.
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Passengers

Messrs Hart z Lanon4 g Lu't, J MARTA O strau.
HSes w Rdgeey N Hldreth Hobbs, Csnu'e
T. Storm, n Beard, q Bots Woodmsn. lady and
tw o servants. Robt Asher, ,odvin, Johnson
L. CToix, H Kendall, l. Cotton, j Shaw, w Mills.
L vioRston snd dsugher, V Kinney Roman. NJ Mills
don u Prescott w Moody, Alex Lississ Stephen Mlle
N Wsseom,b Cbss Mason B GILBERT H-naye H1gn
Lynch Ms 8an1d, nurse aud two children, J Yor
Ter Madame milla6On Ms Bhnesu and servant Mr. MI
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Glover Afss h son hVilZ MIRA w Clover, II WIT
conbe Chas Williams, w N Cerippeu, w Reynolds
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len Geo Bone Andres Fntenzs Leon cs'ss, a Roimsn
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Bsrsp. IA. n Mason, b Field. o HenHs, W Boot!
Ms.me ksr w A Pb lips o Baker. VIM n Collins, Wm
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Clsnssop ] Chad WICK. 8 A L. mour, Cspt Dan Hckok
p Fish y y Csdy, Gibson O Bard, w Granny,
ods B Philips G Daniels, r Nevcombe, @ Brohnls,,
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dom Thompson Kiss Jou lore, Miss Purroy, sf Par
yodI n Morrison, Jno Harris Russell, Nutle ohm
Frsrci,. H Hall, 6piirg.r w Howard, HUI. h Nor
pan r Foue, Brown Fry Jas Walker, ard 50 IN
tbe
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ARRIVAL OF TUE OHIO.

The U. 9. Mail Steamship Ohio, Lieut.. Joseph
r. schencb, U. g. N. commanding. arrived at Guar.
sntine lest night from New-Or aud Havana.
The Ohio left Havana on the evening Of the 10Th.
The Georgia from New York arrived on the 10Th
The Falcon arrived fom Chsgres on the 10th, and
was to sail 6or N Orleans on the goth. Havana is
very quiet. The officers Of the GOrgianis and 3D.
san Loud are yet in close coifoement-but no. in
danger Of being shot Foreigners are now allowed
to land without obtaining permits.
The U. 8. Sloopo fvr Albany, Capt Randolph,
from Pensacola, bound cor Boston passed Moro Cas-
tie on the lslh.
The Ohio briggs the California mails, 200 passen.
gerr, and specie and gold dus. on freight 100, 900
Mexican Dollars to Messrs. Corning & Cot slO, 900
in gold dust to j. C. Thompson, and $4,000 to 8. II.
Hslovell.
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For California.

We shall issue on Monday Morning the
xxxyIIth number of The Tribune for Cali
t0ynia, Oregon and the Sand'cich Islands. 1t
will contain all the latest Foreign and Do
mestic News, Congressional Proceedings,
Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper will please
leave their orders early today to preventdisaPPoint
ment. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mall
ing, sixpence.
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AVOID FRAUD AND GET THE GENUINE ARTIcL

AVOID FRAUD AND GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE
rALLEYs MAGICAL PAIs EXTRACTOR.
In the lew enveop and the large boxe,
C.uTIos-C oupterfeis In the old wrapper Hood the mn
ket! Beware Of lie deadly effects
MIND-The embems on the new envelop, sun' fnanal@
Serpent, Lion, Dove end Easle
r. Read the new circular Tor 1850.
Il DALLEY-D Depot AIS Broadway.
FOR saLE,ALso, BY-Haviland, Keese CO.. A. b ID
studs; V Crckenet Co aud al Rushiona Al'o' Nr''
p,ves Broollyn ard w I. Mercer, Newark.
DALLEY's ANIMAL GALvASIc,
fheebeapes best quickest and mo't certain remedy ever
discovered for the cure OF diseases Of Horses and Cse
For 90 E 90 above.
II Read printed Circuan
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by TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
virginia EIectioa.

RcHMosD Va, Ffidsy Aug. %
Wa have few returns of the Election for Dele
gates to the State Convention to revse tue state
Constitution In the Jefferson District there were
fourteen candidates in the field and the four highest
are Messs Lucas, Faulkner, Hunter and ThomP
BON. In this city the Radical ticket, headed by
JOHN MINOR Boris and Mr.. Lyons, Is considerably
ahead. The Election continues for three days and
of course the result is not yet known
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
raE GENIN FALL HAT ron ls5,.

THE UENIN FADI II 1T FUN I6JV
~ GrsIN nas the pleasure Of announcing to his friends
and the pubic thai Wednesday, tbs 28th ini he will
isue the Fall style OF 6eoSmens Hats for 1850, whch, in
beauty Of shape and eKquIe SMITH, viii fer transcend suy
fabric that has hitherto ssued from bis minu'sc1ry He
invites to the peculiar contour and da9ut air Of
this superb article with the fullest conhdenes thsti will
gain rather Than lose by p.ri'on with sny Hat lrer
pectve OF price, that has ever been produced either in
America or France. Mountaineering the expense attend
ant upon gelug up he elegant Hat the price will no! vary
from the old marx Of -. GENlN, 2li Broadway,
Au24 A. opposite st Paurs.
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Intsrestina from Mexico.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug. 2.
The Southern Mail is through, and brings inpor-
t,ut news from Mexico The dates are to the 9th.
-Four stages had been attacked and robbed between
Puebla and Vera Cruz. Maj Kome and all the
conductors were wounded. Several OF the robbers
were arrested and will be dealt with to the fall ex-
tent of the law.
The Mexican papers are al most unanimously op'
posed to the Tehuantepsc Treaty. They say it
gives Americans too strong a fOOthOld over the
Southern frontier.
Sugar bad doubled it pnc. In consequence OF al
the stock being purchased iOrthe Csliiorns market.
Accounts from Vera Cruz state that Cholera
vss increasing fesrfully ct Puebl, and other parts
Of the country 1t was disappearing from Vera
Cruz.
Several attempts to overthrow the State Govern
rnsnt bave been recently detected The canvass
for the Presidency is progressing rapidly.
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Ernm WashinGtor.

g, Srsciai Dispatch 70 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. Is.
A Conference OF the friends Of the Tariff was
held hs, night They fully agreed to the necessity
of a change in the present system, and az to the
principles on which it should be accomplished.
A bill is ready to be introduced into the House
on the subject but the time Of its introduction
will depepd on circumstances. Perhaps it will be
moved az an amendment 10 the new appropriation
bill The Boundary bill is evidently losing friends
daily.
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Arrest of Alleged Fugitive sinves.

HARRISBURG, (Psl Friday. August 20
Considerable excitement has been created here
regard to the examination before the Court OF
three negroes, brought up on habeos corpus,
charged with borse stealing in Virginia. lis said
they ere runaway slaves and that the charge OF
stealing is only ruse to get them back toy Virginia
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of Libery... and 3s7 Broadway.

COMB FACTORY. Sg7 BKoADwAY-The lsrgss! variety OF
opepw dre Combs Tortoise shelI and Buffalo horn
to be seen the city, Ladies' ara invited to examine they
will perceive The ADVANTAGE OF selecting from this Stock for
the gresest care IL taken in the shaping OF each comb 50
thai they t the head in the perfect manner Combs
made 10 orcer. Repairing done.
A&J SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway.
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For Europe.

The U. S. Nail steamship Pacific leaves
this pert to-day at II, NJ. Persons desiriOs
to send their friends in Europe the latest
news can be supplied with TAs 1eeS'y
Tribune Of to-day. Single copies sNpenO''
The mails close at lO3 o'clock this morning
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Ntw FALL AND wxrER Day GooDs-HIrcHcocx
LsApxrlrER. 81 Broadway cor Leonard ST. sresiy
selling immense qusnauss ofter and elegsns sdfs
De Laines Csshnsres, shawis he a. well ~ their family
Goods of various kinda lie Banke Linen. ouils Fan-
nel hu,lins ke with siiher OF which they are - well
prepared any es,sbrshusn In ,hs City 10 seye ladies
ana f.mii.
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Mass Couyeptiou In Macon.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug. %
AT Macon, Ga. a Mass Convention have passed
a resolution declaring that should events occur In
which il shall be necessary for the Governor to cal
. Convention, the Senators and Representatives
in Congress from Georgia be requested to return
home
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RRAmA1Ic READIses-The Admirers OF Dranane roet
nv. Who are not psygoer, AID indsposed to pauonss
theatrical exhibitions not believing them altogether con-
dpsvo TO moral eeihcaon will be pleased to learn that
smother Highly talented member has been added to me
corps OF Dramatic readers who lave opened Tor h'r graf
6caon this long sealed Of enjoyment In the person
Of NTH W. HEwEr, the celebrated illustrator OF shss''
mere ard one Of the bes, Dramatic sch oars in America
Mr.. HEwE1 takes a tear through Western New Yors'
and will read In the original costume OF the great Bard "
IJhe. syrncuie and the ether large cieI
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CHICAGO, fIIuHJ AuKu5E 81
The recent rains have done an immense amount
of damage on the Illinois River and Canal Large
numbers OF lumber yards have been swept away
Neae Creek Aqueducs has been torn TO pieces
and the navigation Of the Canal will be suspended
for ,t AIT four weeks.
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v. 3. PALMER's

v. b. FALMEke
BUsINESS-MEN's ALMANAC r0n lsSi
rs NOW READY-Itis crowded a. closely q po,,,es
with such facts Ind spenssbe for dsv ~
ference by Of business IN al IL depsrments hros -
oct the country. II embraces
cosDsNssD STATISTICS or ouR NATIONAL INpvsrav
Agriculture, Coal Population.
Manufactures, Iron, esnting.
Mining. Cotton, Wages
Commerce, BreadsluGt funnsge,
Dules Trade Refo N, snlpptnf.
Imports, The Tsif, Nsvigsdou,
EsPertss Ensnce, Carrying frsds
Proopc'a Yte PostOfce Telegraph,
s'ste Debts, Railroads, Newspaper rrs
Systematic Advertising &c.
foge,her with Calendar adapted 70 al rats Of -
United Statee
Astronomical Cslcuerons. Bioxraphica Notice.
Tables OF Tides CsnsdG-Caffcrnia
Chronological Events Cubs AnecdcteA he
Supplied TO The trade ii 81 doson 81 per loe - ~
1Ct0 Single copies IL cene and be mailed 10 ~
part OF hs world Terms cash. Ordsn srs rsspcoaaSJ
solicited. Address
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tribune Buildings, New York.
~ Fer sale o. V. 3. Pslsefs Agencies, Hew.Yok,
Philadelphia and Boston, and a most VI the booksue
periodical eePos, ana newspaper offees 10 America
aul6 2ws
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Progress Of the Choleras
HARPERs FERRY, Friday, Aug y.
We are glad to have to state to you that the
Cholera has totally disappeared in this place.
USIoSTows, Pa Friday, Aug q.
There has been more deaths reported within
the past "a hours from Cholera.
PITTssLReH Monday, Aug. 10.
The deaths for the week ending to-day reach
80 from Cholera
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Coin PENS AND WATCHES While recommending lh,
Bcheleu everponted Gold Pens to the public the most
substantial Pen In the market would say that J. Y.
SAVAGE 1872 Fulton) has aso In connection with Gold
Pens large assortment Of fine gold and silver Watches
which he sells 10 and guarantees the correct time.
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Died

Al sea- on board The U g Mall Steamship Ohio, Joseph
Roxl,r $50 resident Of New. Orl-aos The deceased
came on bos,d 81 passenger very feeble state OF bss7
He the scles medical attendance during tbs
pssssRe and fingered along until The Sd when be departed
hi, iiie al 10 o clock 10 mLuie- A. M.
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re- 6ouRAUDs Italian Medicsied S'sp Il 10 wei known
will cure tan pimples reete erupnons aud all cui'ne0us
diseases GousAUDs Poudrs Subtle will eradicate super.
auous bsr from any part Of the body GoURAuDs ln'an
aneou, Liquid Dye win chsngs red or gray hair N few
m1u,es to beautiful black brown, without staining me
skin GovRAuDs Liquid Rouge, impsris q delicate rose
tpee 10 pale lips and cheeks deyng detection except oy
washing with soap ard water. GoUSauDs Hair he''ofs-
i've or Crcassisn Gcss warranted TO prevent mar rom
r,rs ont restoring H. preventing it turning gray, and
sling ,g wiry hair sof silky and glossy Trial bottles
., cent. each GouRAUDs Lily White 10 an instantaneous
and ecscious remedy for rough flushed ugg,h
romnIsrop, Bear In mind that the genuine preparations
~ DR. PELIX GoURAUD are to be had genuine only al
81 uaterst first Store from Broadway. suA AIS
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cy No Souibener should leave the City before leaving
his measure for Boots aoi Shoes WArRrNs ia Fulton
81, BY so doing they have lasts made ct their feet
and kept expressly for them They then sny failure
time wri'e for their Boots and them sen, 10 them
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sAuSDERs's PORTABLE DREs'rsG CASE fAcIoSf' iH
..n sa7 gRoApw,Y.-fhese cases combine many sdyanL
age, over the imported being made with the view for real
service They cont,n only useful articles andho'e Ia the
possible space ng which 10 tho Metallic Tablet
stop for l.eepng rarors In perfect order
SAUNDERS, lat Broadway, corner
of Libert, al, and 337 Broadway.
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WIGS. wss!-citirens and Strangers are Invited u 10
speci PHALos's style OF Wigs and foupsss Hekssr
he largest and beef assortment In The ely 81 bic eeeors>
wg, Hair Dye Factory lg7 Broadway corner OF psJS
Copy the address soiN
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~ Great rush to the cheapest aud best place II tho
City /, get good Boots and shoeihis place 10 Al al cor
AMIDST. uEder tho Merchants Hotel. The bss aud cheap
est and Shoes and CATERS In this City msde 81
the above place French calf sowed Boots 81 50, worth
g.. Patent Leather Boots, Shoes, &c. made 10 order by
the spgle pair or dozen.
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SUNDAY ExcURHos.-Tne splendid steamer NIAGARA
makes an excursion to Newburgh and in.erne
daie places giving passengers choice Of the many de
nghu places the river in which spend the day This
boat Is unsurpassed for speed and accommodations Time
Of leaving Chambers ST. u AM. See advertisement
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s.Kxvns MUSEUM -Thsi spleu iid morsi lcsson tho
aonrs,ic Drama of The Drurtnd Will be presoned both
b,s afternoon ana evening Bunums We advise al our
,ssSers 70 30 and witness II II 10 not Ike the ordinary
nav Of The Tbeaer butts rssy safe aud efecm rene
cy Tor inebraon. lii most unexceptonsbe aud excel
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TRIBUNE
NEw.YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST "a.

~ There 10 bad mistake in make up yesterday
yhe matter on the second Page should have been on The
SIXTH and that on the Sixth Page sheuld have been on the
Qarond
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~ Those new and oesunfsl patent Tapestry hfee-Py
ard patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets are now all the rage
Positively the genuine articles 10 be found only at the
famous Garrett wMerooms, % Bowery, HIRAM ASDEk'
soxs Those Is Snd IS English Ingram Carpets and IS and
IN OIL Cloths are decidedly cheap.
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rF' 70 our friends who aesires good Piano Forte We
would sdviss them 10 call OF the wrerooms OF GILBERT
L Co. a. Broadway. Their RoEsn Pianos exceed any
instrument heard for the psror J1si listen 70
heir sweet and beautiful and then Judge for your
..,v., su?4 2r-
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~ sun theJ come" and never 20 away without buy
ipe sH.FFER's Chidrens Clothing ct John-st 10 In great
or demand han the first buekwhea eaken large boarding
house We do MT wonder His goods rch, his styles
nav and txse unequalled.
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Fire at Cambridseport.

Boston, Friday, Aug. q.
Two houses, a barn, and 4 number of buildings
in Cambridgeport were destroyed by fire last
evening. property belonged to Mr. Asa Nor
dock, whoae loss is about $4,000.
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Progress Of the Cholera.

CHICAGO, Friday. Angus. q.
Five deaths by Cholera occurred here yesterday.
LOUISVILLE Friday August Is.
Cholera is still raging fatally here. Fifteen
cases, five deaths, occurred yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, Friday, Aug. %
Three cases Of Cholera occurred here yesterday,
caused by recklessly eating greenfr fruit No caaea
have been noticed up to noon to day. and no deaths
from other diseases. The city is therefore con-
sidered healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24

ClPD-Dr Dr.. L.EEr, 81 Lispensrd-st near Broadway,
confines his practice eIclusyeyto Office eonsulauona-
Hours from AN I'll Bpm Particular attention paid 70
oil disorders arising from, and connected with neryou. de-
hililV au<o fF d EuSc-
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Travellers Northward.

RICHMOND, Monday, Aug 10
Yesterday 80 slaves employed onthe WetumPSa'
Ala. Plank Road suddenly DISAPPEARED They were
ip,,sptly pursued, but up to this time there has
been nothing heard Of them.
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FsEXcH AND ENGLISH EseRAvSGs we respectfully
beg to call the attention Of the trade to our ex!enave and
choice as4ormen Ct prints Including all The noVeue' 'e
.or,,, rrhn,hed IN Europe GOUPIL L co.
cos,s 289 Broadway.
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SUGARS AND rEAs-cruih Sugar So per lbs; N.
Sugar So end 50 cd per lbs; Refined 10 per lbs good
Green and Black Teas only So per bi ers hue favored
Ooopg and Young Hyson, 4s best Green Imperial and
Gunpowder Teas 6si good Coffee. burnt AID ground, 10
eta and 1s beat Java fesh ground, 10 %, PARKERs
New siore ~ and 2is fyroome corner Of Ludlox
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Kg.pyMApt CLOTHING AZ WHoLnsbLs-'AfsA'"s'
0.pnK,s ~ Broadway would iz7i.a the especial sssI
don Of purchuers TO their stock Of Clothing, ~hiea .
urey new and particularly adapted to the we''srs ga
southern trade They would confidently a'rs1 'h'' III
style .s well ~ the superior msnns' IN ~hea 'se gsr-
are made ealnot be surpassed BY any esss0a1raeel s,
trade Jt~' w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
LOOKING GLASSES.

r. RICHARDS KIsGsLAsD, wholesale desler Ia aud
manufacturer OF Locking Glasses and Importer OF LooEng
Ols.s Plses Large Pier and Msnel Glasses pui up 10
order, SO CortsndsI second floor, opposite herchan"
tyc.oi reyy.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
The Cambria mt Halifax.

HALIFAx, Fndhy, Aug. ..
The steamship Cambria arrived at O'Clock,
oosled, and sailed at 81 o'clock. for Liverpool
Wind Northwest