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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

Metallic Burial Cases. for conveying the
marr 81 the late Hon. Henry Clay from Washington to
Kentucky which article great deal of attention
sieted much appro from the publ, old
mics tie manufacturers of wood collins aud those under
influence feeling that public attention had been d.
Metallic Cases and atty to tho ldiee Of their
(vood coffin interest have made false aud malicious
statements recte Impression that Mr.. Cays Case
Was elective md old not give satisfaction, SO Among
others appeared in the Tribune article from their
corregp3n Lexington, stating that the Case was
falure and emttedf offensive oder &cJ this Statements
EN- underoker and Is alike unfounded with
lie statements white the Case WIS at tle City Han
Ia ths els, Inc offensive people could rot 80
rounded b. throng Of vsere from 30 600 20 10000 per-
sons hayn zen about We do not expect these
MISCONCEPTIONS asehoOds will cease but desire to correct
the public mind concerning the same, and with that view
We annex below certificates have respecting
s success and utility the Case enclosing the remains Of
Nj Ga. W. N. RAYMOND CO.,
No. 53j B.oadway
WAsrfINCToN, August 10. 1852.
FoSs. w. NJ. RAyMoNr q CO.
Ger 4emenIhe und rSned members OF the committee oil
tie Senate which aned the romans OF tho Hon.
horny Kentucky. tender their thanks torsl,
Mghy hnlshed Metallic Busl Case presented by you IN,
length OF the journey ths rcabhe2 o. he we&aocr aa
the agitation Of railroad ont tho Case 90 severe tess
1t fulfilled the purposes for which ID vas desisnedi man.
satisfactory, that IL gives ~ pleasure 70
Burial your Manufacture 70 the favorable notice Of
the public We take this euniy TO express our thanks
Nessrs Wood Putnam who had inmu,eaats charseot
Mr. Clay the journey thor uaremt aStentonso
the painful dues assigned them cry respectfully yours
J. II. UNDERWOOD, LEVI CASH,
SAM u0rsTON. j. STOCKTON.
JAMES q. JONES. HAMILTON FISH,
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The DUKE or WELLINGTON AND GENERAL ScoTr.
An editor, although not philosopher, thinks
that General Scott will become good President,
on the grounds that he possesses the admins
trativc powers which have been accorded to tho
Duke Of Wellington, who is also military man.
This is very unfortunate reference for friend of
General Scott's to make Accident made the Duke
of Wellington Premier of England, and after very
short trial. he was forced to resign this high posi-
ton purely for the reason that in point of mental
power and intellectual capacity, he was unable to
discharge the important duties Of the high position
in which his sovereign had placed him. Pure mill
tary men are the greatest bunglers at evcrythins,
except fighting.
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DOUBLE SHEET
New YerIs. Eucs,tay, August II. 1859
HEsSYs for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
Ic Cunsra steamship Niagara Capt. Stone, will leave
fy.oa tomorrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool The
Bu, ucan malls win close in This city st and three
ccosR this afternoon. The NEw YoER WrEkLy HreALo,
printed IN french Eoglish. viii be published at ten
eocaE this morning Single copies, in wrappers, six
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THE FASHIONABLE WATERING PLAcEs.--Newport
and Saratoga arc discussed in many of the news
papers, and the present management of these
fashionable hotels are generally condemned.
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Rivol-James Gordonl Bennett, Sir: VIII ron have the
goodness TO inform the isisa OF New York surround
ing cities, through the medium OF your valuable paper that
now and have been for the past three weeks, Ia tho
Partisan Capital, making extensive preparations with n
view OF submitting 10 their notice most Charming coec
on of novelties in Autumna and Winter Closks
tlas The increased dimen1ions Of premises (which
during my absence are hrg considerably enlarged enable
me also 70 az ausncy ur 70 tho shaws and
choicet Furs Sable. IImne Chnca, Martin and other
sns manufactured in the most approved European sapes
and styles The Shawl Department will be found to
every novelty that the various markets afford shall take
early opportunity OF announcing return TO
ica (which trsu Will be about the Goth ofAugust
the which shall be prepared my usual OK
position. ! remain, sir, yours very spsetfny;
GEORGE BULPTN,
nvne uWny
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Political LETTER WRITISG. -Sinco The nomi-
nations of Generals Scott and Pierce, by the two
Baltimore Conventions, series Of political letters
have issued from tho pens Of these distinguished
men, which arc important testing the mental ca
pacity Of each in the sublime art of etterwriting
General Scott has written only two letters-one be-
fore and one after the nomnaton-w were rather
hasty in their character and il their express
sions, showing sad want Of mental arrangement.
General Pierce has written three four letters, all
Of them evincing the most consummate skill, COM
bined with great taste, and a most uncommon good
grace. These arc the most recent mental efforts Of
these two great men; and although General Scot
must be allowed to possess the highest character rs
fighting man, We rather think that General Pierce
has shown, in these small specimens, that he IS .
much more accurate writing and thinking man.
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ERRORS CoRREcTED-lowA DEMocRAT1c.-Th
staid National Inie,igenccr confesses that it had
been deceived by the false telegraphic returns Of
the recent election in Iowa. which has gone for the
dcmocracy--not the wings. VIII the Tribune fol-
-c,,.f
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Lyon,s Kethalron for enc Hair. 10


am schnspps superiayo Tonic Diurec, Amt. drspentIa
and invgofoting Cordial especially 70 ali
residing travelling the Southern and Western
states demon stra.ed preyentivs de-,ugeen
OF stomach and bowels produced ty tho water those
lnd At the Depot 39 west street, gss.gsn CLaslos and
Anep stYeesg H. WOLFE, AveLh
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SMALL POLITICAL QUEsTIoS.-How much has
the daily circulation Of tho Tribune fallen off since
the nomination Of General Scott ? How many sem
siblo people now begin to turn ~ their nose q.
mere party pale-, fuD q abuse and personalities
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Soups This Day.-Green Turtle, Faconec,
Tomato, srd Cam-reaay ct all bours.
pm. BAYARD, Battery.
Daily lunch from taf past 10 till II Soups Chowders
Pepper Pot, la Philadelphia Saamagandy, Ac
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4 MORAL QUEsT1oN.-How many Of tho con.
scentious country readers Of the New York Tribune
and dtbaay Ece,'ing Jovaat-readers, who have
been taught to feel horror Of military herosm for
the last twenty years-wiil now abandon the whig
party, as mere " blood and carnage" association,
under the lead Of fuss and feathers, and vote for
Hale, humanity, Heaven. Kossuth, and cheap post
agcsl Answer that, philosophy.
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COPARTNERsTIIP NOTICES.

nIS5oLUTIoN.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing, under the firm OF gelmann Bracket
has been dissolved, by mutual consent Milgauiie Augu
7. 1862. J0H. u. ENGELMANN.
WANTED-A PARTNER OR PURCHASER OF AN
w easy and profitable business, already established.
worry small capital required. Apply at 6 avenue
stairs
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WIGS. yY,gs, Wigs.-strsngens ase ln-

formed that the lest Place set ernamentsl hair T. %
MEpuURST g. HEAkD'S, II Asden laae, where they
hand the largest and best assortment o.
vi half wigs toupees, brsids Of long hair ringletg &c
which, for price and quality, uncqualled. Cali aEd
judge for yourselves, at ~ Maiden lane.
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D'fS"tEteV'yFVs y Df'.t'1 = ~, y. F't''.'
hbitod Worlds Fair together with large cOllsc
op Of the portraits Of ost Of the distinguished Of our
country, BRADY'S Gallery, 305 Broadway,
Eulto atr
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CristadorO's celebrated Liquid HAIR Dire.
fer ccloring tho hair whsksrs instaner rpon
prineiplss and warranted free from all csuss subrae
TObORO'S Wig and scalp establishment, Ne. Aetor
House. NJ B.--Private rooms for Supplying the dys.
Lyons KathairOn for tho Hair, - Pre-.
vent falling on and turning gray, and delightful
sts the world Price sny Is cents IN large bottled
Pie rch, son. siosiy spgesranss given the hair truly
Dlsasing. n. THOMAS LYON, I01 Broadway.
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wigs and roopees.-Eatsneior's new styis
perfect imitation osturs
yet Invented Those wanting superior arols asedls
Gall 1T BATCHBLORs celebrated Wig Factory, No. VI
where be found the largest and best assoe7
In the city. Copy the address
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, or HOW TO WIN A
1I LsverProfcssor Lavton, Boston, formerly OF Lon-
dom will send 10 any address, receipt Of dollar post
Iad plain directions TO enable ladies gentlemen win
the devoted Of as many Of the opposite their
hearts DESIRE The process simple, but capti-
waiting that all may DO married irrespective Of age
fnee or rcttion; and last though not least IL
fsnge1 With suoh and deoacy that detection Ia i'm.
possible Address Professor Lawton Boston, Macs No
letters taon from the Post Office unless the poageM
paid.
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SPORTING.

QOAT RhCE-A GRAND RACE, BETWEEN TIL
- fast sailing sprtsa boats Reindeer and Greyhound
for purse Of $780, will take the OF Nine
teenth street, North river this day, (Tuesday) at tw
o'clock. " II ~
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ROLTTIuAI-


LTIFTH WARD PIERCs AND KING AssOcr ALTON
meeting OF this Association will held at the Star
House, Tuesday evening August 7th At O'clock p NJ
The democratic Electors the Fifth ward are
solicited to attend. JOHN A. KENNEDY, Prssident.S
FIor fREsIpESTs.-HeDry Hofmirs James Clark Free.
man Ferrin. Daniel ID, Horrlgan John ii. Whtmore.
srcRErARIEs- Ii. Winne samuel Il. Webster.
NINTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION
IN "A meeting of this Association will be held Tues
day evening at rs O'Clock. at MISUNDERSTANDING Ho-
te-Ao 80 Perry street The democratic residents Of
ward generally invited 10 attend Messrs H. Nor
rick. ID. B. Taylor Albert and other eminent
speakers, will address the meeting. An abundance Of
soup" and other reiresf meats, will BIO on hand.
WIN. J. BRISLEY, President
T Ths II We shRE1s' Vice Presidents.
E.STAHn B BgarsnlhH'' secrotarcs.
SPEcIAL MEETlNG.-YoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
~ Union Club. The Club VIII meet this ruesdayl even
ing o'clock at the Mercer House, oroome and
Mercer street. Every member is expected to attend.
DANL 3. TAYLOR, PresiRent.
w. r. sM,rr, Secretaries. t. D. D. TAYiop' V. Pres.
yCANMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers.h special. me citing ~ the Institution Will
he held IN the Council Chan her Of Ne Wigwan,
Wednesday evening the oth Instant Mt half hour after
the set Of the sum- General and punctua attendance is
DANIEL 4. pELAvAN, Grand saehem.
sTFPHEN c. DuRYEA Sesrstsry.
Manhattan SEASON Of Fruits sth Moon Year Of Discovery
aC0h, OF Independence Vth and Of the Inttution the
9th.
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zkn 00n HARD BRICK WANTED-BY THE I'M.
yOOSOOV dsrsigned, deliverable In September or
Ustonssr Apply within ten days " CHARLES x, HAN
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Second Edition Of Poor Uncle Tom.-Music
ly Sedgwick, and by Woods Nnstrels with I'M
bousded arrlauseiust published by WM. vaNDERBEEK,
40 broadway; also, "katy Darling" with chorus In
20 cents eachdye copies mailed receipt of dollar.
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passengers board the Buffalo caught yesterday 600
ana porgees fsh were never known to be 50 plenty
This Bost every day. For hours OF departure M
arg;ac
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WIN. II. UNDERnILL. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
corner Of Crosby Dealers and tho public generally will
saving Of tvsnty cent by pnrossag shove.
RyGpdyes, kc, 30.
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giair Dye,-GatcheIoF's celebrated Ligni0
Hair Dye Is abe discovered Tor colo arna tho hair
vhisksre she omensi applied se wonder ~ ease snt
certainty with which this avorise and old established H
Dye Performs Is astonishing 1t 10 for sale, asfiea a.
BArcHEL09S Wig Factory No. y all street. Copy ah'
s1dress,
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40 Broadway also, "katy DaTiing with chorus; In
20 cents eacfye copies mailed receipt OF dollar.
Fishing Bahks-Great Haul OF FIsh..Thc
passengers board the Buffalo caught yesterday 600
Lass and norgees Fish were never known to be 50 plenty
This Boat every day. For hours Of departure see ad
yersseneat
ABlemish In the Fit Of Shirt, Bosom,
Cosr. Wrstband is as offensive to the eye Of
E.Ss incident hSveycpr shirts measure By tho
Holmes Daguercotype Rooms, No ESQ
Broadway, and at newport, r. L. opposite the Atlantic
ali lies At ali prices from $50 price as any
Gurney's Daguerreotypcs, taken ut $40
Broadway corner Of Leonard street and At so Broadway
line delicate the tinted rencns Of vein,
tmia blood seems 70 steal through the cheek 'f '' '''
. Like something that Is half afraid OF light"
The Access to Roots Dagucrrcotypc Rooms,
% an & f eeSya 'n a ns ssTsSs spa
world Of fashion and the world Of business ROOTS pic
any others in this country Gail and they do not de-
Clothing mt Wholesalc-Our Stock Of FAN
W ssnsasss fd wsT
sss,.s . 1 x s.nss s
siursd in our wen known style and suited to ali sections
A' country eFs'j oSiSFn s. job, street
Easy In his Boots.-If you sec a Gentle
loo king smiling and pleasant this temper
tyng weather, depend upon 10 no has pair Of a.
BrooE handsome and easily lifting boots shoes. They
are sold at 100 Fslton street, exceedingly low.
Great bargains In Cerpctings.-Petcrson &;
HUMPHREY, 379 Broadway. White street, having
largely at tho late large auction sales viii dispose
ofh same az tho following low prices Rich Velvet 1856
Tapcstriss e Brussels ST. Threepy IS TO SSH Ingrains
49, 20 Gs., and all other goods equally low.
einger's Sewing Machines arc daily gain
ing in public favor for the that they every
psrro,e for wh!sh they are sewing with
way where they can be eeen In operation.
Excelsior !--Becbe ~ Co., I5G Broadway
The fall fashion for gentlemen by Beo
be l. Co., on Saturday last, 18th inst
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NgMs1gkL aUrxUM,

=. .>-s..-s.-s :. ,.s,,sS, - -
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS. SlUB.-A
"A regular meeting Vii he held at the Repo story Sol
broadway fuesdsy august 18th, AZ noon The subject
10 The Potato-its disease and Insect Enemies some new
information "a TO be preoted on bot Strangers tre csa-
---------- -
EUDLIC PHONETIC CuNVENTlON-hbL FRIENDS
q education are ieyted to meet at Clinton Hall. on
Tuesday, August H. At o'clock, A. IA. Addresses will DO
made by Professor nhecnan President Of the Masonic
UDiverfy. Ala; DR.. Cbid OF PHILADELPHIA; stephen p
hndrews Eco. New York; Professor Ranney, Of Canada
West; George kellogg. ~ Conueccu ana DE- storo. OF
Boston The C9nveption vii be continued during tho day
ana evening Children ansht by the Phonetic system viii
give an interesting = nmsly residing and spell
ing. FL WEBSTER, for the Committee.
MI - - -
IA and frierds Peterson Engine Company -. held
August 10 their roturn rgm the funeral " thor late
socate william Tuck tho following resolutions unani
mossly adopted
Received That No return our tineere Thanks to Mr. H.
weekly andamiy OF NO S5 tzsbsth streas for their
to tie Fanpsg Guards CAPTAIN s. jackson Tor
that accession Also t. the present officers and members
Of Engine Company a. ~ for their attention shown
and especially % M Henry Howard Assistant Engineer
Tor his particular attention. shown on shat occasion.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lshed il the New York Hereld and the y. W sun.
Gro onyuIr FREEMAN, Secretary
James W Sanoerpool 9ttr4e A. lerry, joan Miller ia
cob Poloin james IL w James Dotdi Committee,
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street. Of Chambers street menufactures beautiful
shirts to Order and keeps hand Of his
parge stock, fno and well made, that no can furn
set at the shortest notice. which will tit equal those
made TO order. Collars erayats, and under garments
kinds.
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TIE NORM AMERICAN pnAnAsx.-we arc some


what disappointed 1T tho information we received
from our reporter that the fraternity did not mani
fest such degree Of charity and brotheIy love to-
wards the ncrdes Of pilgrims who foeked down to
that Medina, on Saturday evening, as We were led
to expect. We were assured that they were c7m-
munity, who, from tho excess Of their love to
kind, might cause the good Samaritan TO blush, and
make all other opis.s-except, Of course,
their vice president, Mr. Greelcy-hide their dimin-
ished heads But, TO our astonishment, we learn
that when all the spare room in their hotel was
assigned to those who had the fortune to arrive
carly in the day, the lingerers who did not reach
IL until night had to turn aside from that asylum,
and seek food and shelter at hos.elry, some
dozen miles distant, Only consoled by the apology
that owing TO the HERALD's advertisement they
were already inundated with guests, and were re-
luctantly forced to close their doors against any
moro. The girls did not yacatc their rooms or
camp out, after all, though many Of the boys, who
went down expecting comfort and pleasure were, for
that night, under the necessity of dispensing with
n bed, and were very thankful to ges anything for
supper
We see, therefore, that the Fourriorite retreat is
rot much of an improvement on Newport or Sara
toga except in the superior charms Of its inmates,
ard the more moderate rate OF its charges. II is
Just as hard, sometimes, to get room or share Of
bed or any thing to eat, as it is In either of those
watering places; but success once compensaes Tor
dozen failures 1t is difficult. now a-days, to know
where to go for enjoyment and comfort, and, per-
hops. there is good chance of finding these among
the Shakers, Mt Lebanon, as with the fashionable
classes at Saratoga and Newport, or the buXom
Boomers ofthe North American Phalanx.
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which the height circumference and diameter OF ryra-
mids were asccItsined are employed by GREEN AS
tor House, in guagBg tie proportions Of the human FORM
and hesce the Mathematical with which his shirts
fit all bgures lean and fat, short or tall,
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WANTED INFORMATION OF MARTIN KERAKIN
w who left his house in Second avenue, Forteth
street, Wednesday, the 18th inst He IL tinsmh by
tradefsr hair. slightly peck arked, and about thirty
years Of age wore blue shit and black pants striped
wife, BRIDGET kERAKIN, Second avenue Fortieth
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GournuSss Liquid Hasr Dye IL, Wtthous
exception reservation the very best nyHted De
ware puel dyea Equally celebrated Gosras&s aadt
Gated soap curing riny9s reees sallo chaps
roslness s Poudre Subtitle uproots hair FROM any par
Of tho body Liquid RoJge Lily hie, and Hair Close,
Of Walker street, Broadway.
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CrfstadOrO's Enir Preservntkvc ant BGAn.
tfer has in great reqution both With ladies'
gentlemen It's effects In cleansing the akin Of tho head
and removing thererom AL cutaneous affections, and IN
Manufactured ana sojd by CRlSTADOR0, Astor HoHse
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MESSRS. KARL FISCHER, ERNST GRILL, @. n.
1I Perell Franz Woernde, A. Zhisc hmann D. Gandod,
Kilian, Dr. krai,sr L. kofosin Tresinger J. sten-
buher, invited call at the ofoe Of the Austrian
Consulate General, Hanover street. Any information
about the present residence Of the above gentlemen will be
than kfnlIy received.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
!rHR.gGA ALe

~ SEE Sixth AND SEVENTH PAGES ..
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TTNO GAS CONSUMERs.--J. II. HART, OF G5 ROSE
street New York. has invented new sty,co Of Gas
Burner which gives third light than any burner now
In use and the twenty-five PER gas
hese burners Do away with the light blue lame which s
waste Of and makes tho flame half the thickness
any and makes the light not only brighter but
well calculated and brackets They are war
aned for ycsr being ade Of plating steel
j. H. H. has already put largo number those who
stndy economy in the Of this expensive light will mod
fail TO avail themselves OF his All letters
noten will receive immediate attention.
j. H. HART, b5 Rose streek
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Blemish In the Fit OF Shirt, Bosom,
Collar or Wristband h IS offensive to the Of taste
oAh incident shirts made % by tho
nkallibe rule introduced by AGATE, 2J6 broadway.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND MERINOS-rHB
IN subscribers have received Of their sks,
per full chLz all wool French dc LANES and evoxy
ehade and quality Of Lupns best merino which they
on Reasonable terms. wholesale and retail.
TIFFANY e. CUTTING, 52l Broadway.
THO SOUTHERN TRAVELL1RS.-DEPOT OF MANU-.
l. Enthusiastically and Brussels Laces, Shawls
searfs, Mantillas Berthes Ilounces. Sleeves, Vels
Broadway. opposite the New York Hotel.
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FINE ARTS.

>N>>NN>>>%~>>NN0N-NN
DoRTRAIT OF GENERAL SCOTT, ENGRAVED ON
steel in spple and mezzotin Proof pies, 10 BY 81
81 each. just published.by JOHN NEALE, SO Carmine
street, New York
DoRTRAITl OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE EN-
graved on steel il sppc and mezzotint. Proof copies,
19by 81 81 each will be published Saturday next Auguss
2lst, JOHN NEALE, SO Carmine street, n. Y.
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beware Cholera Cholera Morhus, &c. win be the newt
able result for he wster abouAds with animlcu dayod
vegetable matter, Procure filter the hes. 10
is he porous glass filter. Price dollar and y cents.
Main depot Getbic Hail. BIG Broadway.
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GUILD TO ADoPT-ANY PERSON DESTROYS OF
~ adopting healthy female child, of peetabe
parents do by appJn at $50 West Fifteenth street.
where il be seen.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF MICHAEL WILLIAM
i EUSTACE. Whom last heard Of in Augusta City,
Georgia Any information respecting him will be thankfully
received by old Gentleman, at 1913 West Twenty
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HcIme'. Daguerrcotype Roo

ItoIMe's UaSUefreOtype ROOMS, NO. 2sJ
Broadway and at Newport X L. opposite the Atlantic
all sizes and ut all prices from $50 to low price any
respectable people desire TO pay. Call at HOLMES.
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DrApn nuPUY CO., OF 1894 TO Ia5o IN ONE
n,shth one-fourth and one.half pipssi Linst Csst
Ion Co. Of 1910 Is5 In one eighth oneour.h and
London Porters Of best brands In pnts and
u.rs lev Ryssa Hcst Gl,res and whse Wines for sale