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The democratic convention for the first or Mobile
congress ona district Of Alabama held at Claiborne
The 18th inst, and nominated Colonel Phillips as the
denocraiic candidate for Congress The Mobile Regis
tt has the following remarks
Tm CONGRESSIONAL SontsArioS.-It will be gratifying
btyey democrat TO that the convention for this
district, which assembled Claiborne on Monday last
'oscesded tremendously in making nomination Of
date Tor Congress- and that they sgeCd unanimously in
We result Colonel u. Phillips : rhus placed fairly and
folly in he field, unattended by any Of those embarast-
'nrnu which accom- panied bis first nomination Thus
''n,ed, he fail Of being psble TO the entire
democracy, and OF securing the hearty support Of every
freud Of he present adm nsaon This will secure hi.
triumphant election beyond the possibility Of doubt
col PhillpSs political opinions are so well known that
We need say nothing of tie i, aud has Away
been, genuine democrat Of the true aefights school
'nanta med by Jefferson, Madison Jackson, Polk, and
We PRESENT justly popular head of tho government Ere
queuy he has been mbss OF State Legislature, and
besides cvinoiug those purely political principles. lie ha,
also distinguished himself by his and energetic
'gocsoy Of all those great ol Internal improve
msnt which essential prosperity Of our sp,e
Ahe present time he Is for these reasons the vsry man
whom wan, IN national councils Ills fne tai, nj.
and strong personal influence will have great effect ia
securing that enlightened aud liberal legislation row a.
much needed in South Alabama, and in our own bighIv
hvored bur long seglected commercial EN- potiuu IS =.
We congratulate the democracy of the district upou h
unae teunnaliop OF the dissensons which recently
sd and upon the aatterng prospects which now be-
,''o Us The first Monday in August next will be marked
~ great democratic triumph as that which sisnalizsd
two years saln ##=H
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TIE CANAL TOLL.

ALBANY June 20.-The canal tolls tor the second week Il
June lave been Sl06 It6-a gain the cores pondin
week Of year $4,000. The for the year thu
far /. $4,000
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u ea>>n Either 81 the steamers BALTIMORE, PoWHA-
E1rNfGeTAN, OF MOUNT VERNON can he chartered, for
towing during the scasor, by
A. MoCauand ~.
George hanay 'ouhF street. between aud halt .sd sh
streets south sU.esl seas
W #.a ..#.# GEO MATTINGLY,
June 9l-9swiwif s@s..#I 9fsl
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The TWO eRrAT PARTIEs.-It is generally taken for
granted we believe, that the whg party dead and bu
RED The Tribune and other papers Of the kidney
have told us So and from the viyaclly with which the
democracy keep up their internal ,atrels il may be
surnised that they have no apprehension from without
They will wake up pleasant morning and discover
tina, they have made huge mistake. The northern whiS
leaders are playing Sly game. They arc quite willing
that their gon4ts shall divide themselves and 20
Bullets" under the supposiion that their old foe has
abandoned the fell and tsa il guile safe TO lninlye
family hit In the mean Time. the northern wing ia.
gemen working like beavers 10 reofganlzs the party
for grand struggle in the presidential campaign OF 1886
They shrewJy abstain from saying anything about the
struggle OF the democratic factions calculated TO alarm
The party and put the qui bat turn their chei
attention 10 the recruiting service, soaking TO enlist all
the independent reform pares and especially the emper-
snce folk, under the wing banner Depend upon H. the
wbig party dead. II is playing possum, and the
"un,erifed" will find il out TO then one OF these
days they persist in clappercawing each other instead
Of keeping in solid square and presenting unbfokcn
front to their vigant. polite and energetic opponents
ern platform so framed rope-in the free sellers
without grossly offending southern preludces; and we
have idea that under the management OF those cun.
ming I.aacs," Messrs Seward, Weed, and Greeley, Il
will make much stronger fight than most people ex
ptot .HH Il a.s..e
political party "a never in greater danger OF de.eat
than when II has achieved an overwhelming victory.
Confident in It's strength il is apt TO neglect the pecau
tons necessary 10 its permanent ascendeney fs y
IN y Sund1y Times
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Another Revolution In venezuela.

By letter dated Caracas, goth of May, which we
find in the Philadeph American, learn that another
outbreak has occurred in Venezuela courier arrived
at Caracas on the Goth from Valencia, bringing nie-
gence of revolutionary outbreak al that place The
revoutionsts have force OF 2o3o strong, headed by
expert military leaders. II is supposed that they will
ma rch direct 10 Caracas, and that they will meet with
but little or no opposition. The letter adds
"Presdest Monagas is completely isolated his party
uhe bera) having entirely abandoned him. The
Gil OF government have invested him with extraordinary
powers and granted him permission 10 raise i've thousand
troops and loan OF FIVE hundred thous and dollars Up
To this time, however be has not been able TO obtain
either lie has for the past twenty days been shu, up in
his own house, where he receives his cabinet ministers
three times week, and dispatches the affairs OF the
country.
The olgarchical or Patz party have nothing 10 do
with the presen outbreak IL is simply movement OF
the liberal or democratic party, the object OF which is 10
displace the present incumbent and hand the rens OF
goy ernment over 10 one OF their own number"
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Bosros, June 2o.-The chip X. q. Winthrop, from Cal
cuta May 9th, spoke ship Hannibal, from Boston, fo
San Francisco.
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ny y. @. MCGUIRE. Auot,one.r.

EIRsTCLAss HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoNs-On Wed.
ne.day aiernoon June I'D 6S O'Clock, the
shall sell the large brick house and lot 6
street. hcveen and immediately opposite the residence
OF Commodore Morris The house Il nearly new and built In the
beet manner, with good carriage house, sisbng, &C.
Jbts situated fashionable and rapidly
proving the opportunity
cbs-e ofa foe residence. Title indspuablc.
Terms at sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
June I'D Aucuopeer.r
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ne Louisville Journal Processes 10 be deeply shock
a NE distribution Of patronage by the present general
aa'ia'rauon, and rails accordingly. including the
Washington Union in Its coarse abuse We can OF
curse, have no controversy with paper so abandoned
'0u 50 onscruPulous especially when remember hs,
"ns''r hesitate, a, any calumny, no ter how base
'sAns' The democratic party, and that 10 advance the
"spaty will resort TO every expedient, no matter
"ON desperate and vile The Journal is, however, the
,n'opia'e organ Of such wbig leaders as are now
against General Pierce. The apoogisl Of wing
upon The treasury, The political associate Of abo-
~" leaders, and the sandsrer Of every good man in
"oh'fy'' fitting oracle Of the bold, bad men who
r"''''ed Clay, deserted Webster, and betrayed Fill
anau Il did not Islander the present Executive, it
e 'ne eiuse Of Just alarm among thousand. Of
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, june ss, 1858

Hon MIR Kidwei, member elect from The Wheeling
tvsns) congressional district is one Of the guests al
The United States Hotel, in this city. s..te +.
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Nav Yorx June 2i-The United State, res~er Corwn
arrived al this port day from Key West She was ssp-
ted by the British gate Leander In an appropriate man
w O. Jones' we'll known and favori,e actor, for long
time attached TO the Nsions Theatre, died this morning
at six O'Clock, from bronchitis.
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Nryy Yopx, June 2-p. m-The weather today svefv
hot--thermome,ef 81 Business quiet
The stock nsfket closed dull today-Unied States Sc,
1881 l2I Canton Company, aoi; Eric, ses Long Island,
no sale. Reading, g2i Psfkcr Vein, si; Cumberland
Coal a9l, Pbosnix, 2k N Creek, n Morris Canal Sol
Ncsngus, 0a H.s.aNh $50 Il -
Four drn-saes Of 5000 bbls at 81 50 81 ~ for State
and S5 S. IL for southern Rye Houf % 75 Corn meal
81
Wheat acvetsles 10, 900 bushels Ohio at ia for
red and I72 for white Sales 900 bu.he. al
81 as cents for yellow. Oats, ~ Rye 20 cents.
Cotton {. dull dealers Visiting the sf~smes which
has yc, come to hand Wbiskey. n a n ccnr
PuIADsrrars, June Alp. m.--Tbe stock market
Pennsyivsnts Ss "
Flour is quiet-small sales fresh brands At W ez hre
fonr and corn meal unchanged Sses 500 bushels wheat
at lie m cents. and white iiss 100 cents sales N
pw o.. =. cent. Rye, - c~r's whhsey, ~ 2scs.
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NEw ORLEANS, June pa duel was fought to-day be
tween the editor. OF Of German papers, resultn
fatally TO OF them.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE ISLAND At AUG
III "Wednesday, 9d June, sel in front
premises O'Clock handsome building
545, onting - each Third between
SOUTH being lots Nos ~ and Joness
uf said
Terms cash
GREEN a SCOTT,
June 70 asTsw Aueuon.sr,.
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1ur .rRIks IN rnE CUMBERLAND MINES.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-The miners poyed in the Cum
land mines have agreed work to-day Their
wages be arranged between themselves and employers
during the present week.
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ARRIVAL or ruy uurrD STATE, STEAMER c5RwrS -DrA-
a
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ApnIH mount Lebanon,) May al reached Beiroo,
health is improved a.s
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i BALTIMORE, June 20.-Lswis Montague has been tried
by the peor court, Petersburg Virginia, and found
guilty of the wiul murder OF Gardiner g. Thompson, on
the l7h Of June, 1852.
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THE STEAMERS FoR cALlFoRNIA.
New YoHk, June ~ The steamships Uncle Sam Hi
nois and Promeheus will leave this afternoon with
large number Of passengers FIR California The iorme
boat proceeds through the straits Of Magellan, hing
Valparaiso, and thence TO Panama Among the passen
gers in the Illinois is a large number OF ladies'
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LATER raoM SYRIA The Springfield Republican has
letter from Rev. 5. L. Calhoun, long an agent OF
the American Bible Society, which sUbioin it is
dated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF A
A seventh dspghter and defendant Of line IL aero
reaching hack ccatnris will rive private
ieotures on Al the syenss e s regasd health wealth.
love- ccurtship and nnvisge. She Ia without
the wonderful sstrot IN tbe vvrli that ha, ever
been known. She will toll their very thoughts md
srd absent friends which has nstcpssi teuss durina
hsr trays' In Europe She will Leave The city ye short
time. ~ BrooIne street, te.wecA CAnaea ard CouMa
Gentlemen act admitted.
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AsTROIN1sY,

~ that hrs Roh DER lag Wcs xshtecnth st-eot " tho
only person that gives true all interfering
rs through Hfe the past present aud future events
Hor profession 10 with tbs psnete stars science
And corfeot Those who have consulted nrs Rocer know
tho truth OF her unsurpassed s In the science
name sIqead Throughout the United sstes with tho 70
profound confidence In che putc Sho yLited by
q The highest % their entire ,tisfsctien IN
regard TO health wealth. marriages. love affairs Journeys
lawsuits absent friends sickness death. Beware
position and remember her rosdenc It9 West Ehteeath
street between Seventh and ESh you wish .yus
information.
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AGENCY.

kIEXSEN A co.'s WESTERN LAND AGENCY, La
IN fayette, Ind --0ffce Ia New York, 60 Wall street..
Govern men lands located by skaTes
oinm,ssion IN Indians Illinois wsConsn or Iowa Jai
out loostons ads tho newly projected raroads In tho
above ststes will realize 100 per cont per Parties
teFestcd shond eppy imss lately az the best locations
fre being rapidly taken NJ Co. personally inspect all
locst.ons mtrosted 20 tem For further information and
orcnlars apply nt The Lend Warrant ofneo Of
r. j. COLEMAN. bi Wall street.
TINTED srArrs scuoob AGENCY, ls47, y. " WIZ.
" cos No. 2i NToadv'Y, fglrT Fpgtu Il irrojBctions
lnpill. 81. -
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~
CASTLE Gd.RDES.
:. pRosP,oTgs
A'' tho homo, . ':ssss;i ss III
yoYs rue ns,.o ss4sas 3! aa aSlA
W. '''' .SesDAY. AUGUST 20.
pvRaY EVENING,
ONE xosSTFn ONLY.
ss ME S on sS e
& q s no as Il, Ss aas
insipisssa BY artists Of equal sA aas reputation.
A S ss s ss r O.
sush and Of nscesty Of MIN
s st s g @ s9S r
pSfs n IS
pstdsn.oi thai shes concerts achieved NJ
ohs several a,issss Who have Boon sssosasea WITH him IN
aostsa os The sa%s Sa aSssrss ny 'S'' "
Is9.srsssd y ais ssrosssn success JULIEN has
a. ss, rs 10 a. II
ss,ssssd h !1d
render "a: nor; applicable the peculiar 81
comfort all Of the musical public When the
srs IN 1G@ s'S Mi s sJ
sALtE ID, RE x oSNcEar
JUILIENs Orchestra viii hs oonapls.e In every de-
Ssrors from mo ssysl Opera Asases Isndso,
a. nsa soo Psrforners ssa world rencssei AND
who have With him throag6ous bis
y a. ston G Sis OWE orss,sr. JULIEN has en-
al inc . 9rs 81. S % IN Ssn
ensemble that may Psons mascass
nssrumsata tho eeSa.iens iasredassloa q voca
Il End charm ss TO se s Dsa wn this
'''.'' = s4SIIss sssA zssS pl.lA a'la'
'"f''
Won n s q @
great ms.ssrs the sr.asa Of sSie Mia shs:s
10 Sysvsd. 70 oonsrisuss !. she enhancement musical
GENERAL ARaAs0EHENrs.
The programs (which VAL 20 shaaged every EVENING"
'.,' - 80 TwsIyn aiSSDsED PIECES
IN
On each svo.ins. asslis anna zsrr VIA sins Grand
fsssa % u sas
asss nsyss Perform TO-
ssshssrr ON, on the \, same evening". vrv,,
kli H,;;rvr ~. .so LAyMisSNNE,s
Mother shS above arts can spseas mere than eight
times ssTins = :, 50. seris ss ,ru.n
VIII each evening as
tS ra. ssso.
ginning Of the 'siGa Ssa y j. pisfsfSa 'As
Nh'eh van s''A'' I NATIONAL AIRS,
TOMMY SOLOS AND VARIATIONS,
for twenty Of Julien solo performers and eoHpud With
TRlUHPHaL FINALE.
Tho American Quadrille has posed by " Julien
arriy al Ia America and in active prepsra
ton Several other Qaadrilos WHitsss Pokae &c
expressly posed for tho American public will also
NJ Jsirsn would state th.. he has made arrange
menta to devote tho greater eortOn Of several separate
evenings to Festivals in bonor OF
MUZART, BEETHOVEN AND AENDELasouN
when the works Of those great masters will DO loading e
lures in the pro gramme.
- AN ENIinsLy NEW ORCHESTRA
has teen constructed the most approved aoouti
cples capable Of accommodating npwards Of suadred
performers and In order TO obv,ste the only defect
Concert Room Wis., the repsrcussion Of sound nsepabo
from all circular buildinss ornamental have
arranged entirely 20 tns ecton and whilst
preventing all reverberatian will add erialy TO the
speL der OF the seneral coup DOLL.
notwithstanding the immense attendant bring
ing largo OF eminent artists De- and tho
extensive character Of tho arrangements Reasonable NJ.
Jnien whcse efforts have .lw
laraon If music has determined to the
fcae commensurate with she Ia They Will be-
Promenade. ...............5 so cents.
DaicoTy, . n, . . 90 seats extra
tormb ate at half past 10 precieely.
Tickets to be had st all tho principal music stores.
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kLPERT II NICOLAY. AUCTTOyEER -PE0ENPrO-
"A ~ sale Of hundred villa sss the bssu
.ul VII age q White Plains wessshS,er county It .uo
20 at2 O'Clock M the ground, 100 beAutul lots and
wills sites situated O. the hsalthy ysSsof White Psus
diss<t,y Oh Vs hue 4 ts Uaxlem Raiirsaa sHd within
twelve mions ak Of the deYot Tao soil and water
ss Qua, no assessments TO the stree.s are ~ 70
tIsins tia. Cpat White Pairs tho .ton only
sistaen esnsa Per day and ssa Harlem Railroad Comraay
reqni,ed, ysge Il wc calenlstsd for private resi-
Bse And Glands already celebrated for s hrss sisss
dwelnpe churches nnd good schools saa bids fair W
come one q The MOTT s'hi9nahle paces In Wssshoster
9hurfday sugnet III the sale will not take place nsl tho
frat foir day at th hour and place Pho traa viii
leave City oil At ~ O'Clock the morning Of aae Per
assots If tho sale San obtain sics
lara applying to the auetionssr No. 40 Wall street,
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EyCRKJgURE VINES. LIQUORS AND SEC AIRS. AT
= oaetion-R FROST, auction ser win sell this day,
order OF the mortgage beds and beius, tables chairs
sofas sofa bods souehcs couch beds arm chairs bareaa
wahstanda bedteads Mirrors pantinS canary brds
pets oil cloths 60 aso general assort1cns Of old vines
uors and egars the whole being the closing stock Of
IN porter consisting Of Damon Cognac brandy In hond
Otard and ChanI do In botsas jamaica rum Holland
600 Havana assortsd ran1s, &c., De- Sale
positive
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EXTRA PAY.

Eb31RA FAY--AEL Vt. 81 SAvP SAT- OKs WRe
- rtvea y gay OnSi S1ste vessi ~ ere rScfo * any
tA-e g srac@ TVS ~ Npciy cbtasn their dcrsIs
~ II IL h%D JgtteEL, Igaxt
Rw y ~ wv y
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n 8 HOUGH AUCTIONEHR MORTGAGE SAL

n 8 H0uGH ADCTI0NEHR MORTGAGE SALE
~. Of splendid and furniture covered
10 brooatslle and plush pianofOre pier classes &c
The day Wednesday. alto NJ At No l45 West rwesty
turni.re in said bouse Of rosewood s.siA Grim
tables with s4scres
elegant form, rosewood sccrtaries ladies' dol French
plato pier glasses also excellent oan
pianoosto, ado BY Ghhert and warranted. Also, the
1ne OF snnnDsi iuspNnre consssms OF PAM
ralasters eoonterparcs wooDen ,nAsts feather boil
stcYs, pillows so. Also the carpets tapestry. Brussels
two and thyec ply large we'll selected collection OF oil
paintings and engraving and variety Of mante orna
nenss chi French eaeks cut glass; eolognes &c.
Sale positive shine Catalogues morning sslo
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MSpRANCa,.

TINE british COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 ComJaoy cornaill London and No. 81 Wall str,ct
Now York having In addition 10 it's capi al m an
derosed with tho Comptroller Of this stete 100000 oers
great inducements regards Becury looking
ry Of cme 20 ard 80 years heuee, and IL pre- pared 70 ro-
csive prop9ssa acud Cafcrpia aod Australian risks
~ maaerate prerlinins. LENLEY FRANKLIN, General
ASeht Tor The United Stses " Wall street Nav York
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DACKRTs TO HAvRE-sRCOND LNE.-T9E FOL-
4 lowing chips win leave Eavrs the 10th, and New

They all FIRST class New YoYs built ships. provided
with all requisite ARTICLES fos The cUIot and oenvenenos
trade Tho rsiee Of paasage Is 9ie0 xehout winos or
nee sSom any charges but ttose actually incurred
4cl BOYD ATNCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl strset.
CTEAX COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
~ ,spd Brenen.-Brenen Nail Lne.-The side wbesl
lteamer hAhsA 100 tons and GERMANLA, 1000 tons.
win saii fOllows-s t,- l..
PROM YORK. +"
Germ1nia, ....... August !. September !.
Hansa. .......... August -. September ~.
Passage rom New Tor. 70 Rremcr.-
First csbin $s0 Second cabin. $S6
For freight ar passage apply 70
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A @. TURTLE, AUCrI0NEER- STOCK OF FAMILY
IN. Ties store dxtures 30 "A C. TCTTLE will sell
thursday At 10 o'clock NJ tho Of and
Ehtb street. the stock Of family ooOp eontancd heein
eonstng Of fine green and otsr coffee sugars
spiee provisions m0lases and vinegar together With
general assortment Of family groceries Sore nxturos
ting If counters shelving japsnned
and harness. awning 30. Terms each, and deposits
HeAui2a0.
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WANTED-DIANONDs WATCHES JEWELRY, DRY
w sooss, seg.rs pisnoortes, hearms musical in,tre.
slss Cash advanced or win Parchss A. Lfs Insurance
Loan OGce, No. Chambsre street, near Chatham,
tAi1d Aoor. Office hours from 10 to o'clock.
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" d. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 40 BROAD
e hey street. Sheriff. saIs o. fancy goods swsy
rety of toilet goods pearl but ons tays psrfumsry
e'rdeon and holders pearl sholls and snuF
boxes also large lot IL segars and vines baoerdahey
FOODS Of aknds Settler fonntsns ase fancy
elry, chains, pins, rings. &c., &c, 40.
FREDK. VULfEE, Deputy Sheriff.
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a sssE ~ r.. :sss sas isso :. u Is.
ss: isrsls s:' Ss ss,ry ~
.sss s:.Is: s.F:sss y
BAR Tosn sas pSsissys IA eassh Wednesday noraDs
Aasuss ~ estAs Sssa sses.- q III IL lbtl
AucrISN sorIcs-BY WV. ". sHrRLsY.-oRouK-
~ = jsss :. sss ss A.
s.: fo az ss s Z sss rssts and
H.. 4 81 osla,s !.
the sAs 10 syth william rae sale of vAlu
. ssss' s
and hunfs pasuiAetar 70 close esasera hhe Aisds a.
al1'ad, sassru'ss' s'i'ss vs''A ..d ssss, CONS q.
rBBRT H. RIc0LAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pc
is . e: sas
5 .ssss T. u. ., .,:.
o. lots snd va sss sssased a.
ysss. s sisss sss ana 90 sos.ses on high
S1Ds sssa sg5ta spa AZ sss Of p: a.
a. A. sssh .sasss be snrpasssd within swsAE miles Of
iss s..s:s. ana svs.ss, arc sl .po,sd asa y,op..y
FL. Ss .,s. s .sns. ns:s
railroad fem Byeehn si sendef fers Hamilton - easily
IhsIArs tlyass orsnea and beautifully
asss = Ne Bs%iss Houss e,.ss .ssa
q sheas shIty yiastss s..A%b ats ara barre
~ ss ssd tho K.ypsr o Inc
loot Chsmbers street, 4 L. H. and r n siss stages
1T ss:s se,ss ppsss none, on bond
e.: tern S e s. sss Vi. tie l.
s'ssis 10 every pnIshsser
Nth sts,nsass tieiess noe charge. maps par
fso'ars apply 70
{ $SeS S SsaASsns ra .sa~.. ..-...
on ". McGRs ", $50 8rca5vay, +N
N 10 She soctoneer Nc. 40 Wsli ssrses. Ney Vera.
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Mr.. JOHN OWENS,
M MONT BLANC
EVERY EVENING, (Sxcrpr sA-rnDAy,A
ACADEMY HALL, 66a BROADWAY
Musical Director M Alfred SsJnsick
Admission, 20 cents.
Gentleman and two Ladies, one dollar; children nader
twelve, half price.
Doors open - I; advertisements to commence at 8.
T1oke once opep from 10 TIL III r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

WALTER GREBNoUGu. AUCTIoNEER WINDOW
w glass 1t auotion.--W. GREENoUGH 4 CO wy1 sell
VIZ day Wsdns,dsy At 9elook With. their a.ore 100
Nor quality sndow gass O tho Baesto brand Of arss
Sne o,dcr and sgss 6xs 70 yx6 iscnes Catalogue
and samples ready.
wv. u. JONES, AUCTIONERR-sro7E - SPRUCE
w trett-This day, st ION O'clock, household furni
ture conspting Of beds bedding SOFAS table, ooin IA.
ss lounes engrayings hundred bottles brandy sad
Gin, ten thousand ssgsrs and set single ha-ucss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvRE-THE UNITED
" STATES maN steamship HUMHOlADr Linss eoramxn-
as. win leave for aavrs touching q Southampton to land
500 second cabin $40 Luggage not wanted during the
marked below Ne mereeasdss viii he received board
MORTIMER xiSiNssTSN, Agent IS Brdaa way s''' 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

E'RhNCH SPOKEN IN THREE BoyrHs-SoEsIprp
buBOS, Professor from the University Of Pars cont
rises 70 give lessons Ia The French ansusso Evenn GLASSES
nom sn 70 ten o'clock private ssons Ia latin Cresf
private lessons aud cla6ses by Madame Dubos Sehoo,,
s.senaed Cali at NO T3 Broadway opposite tho atsopo.