... -OR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND o FSTRENGTHENING the DIGESTIVE ORGANS.- 7RENCH'S SARSAPARILLA and CHAMOMILE.-A genuine fluid extract of these well known valuable medicines. It is' suited for either sex, and will pro v a certain cure for mind of gestion, loss cf appetite, dimness of sigbt, fainting fits, wastino of the flesh, languor, slks diseases, rheuwatic and nervous affections, and all ...

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... SMITH, ELDER, & CO.'S NEW PUBLICATIO NS. I. MIRABEAU AND THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. In 2 vols. post 8vo, with Portraits, price 21s. cloth, Mirabeau: A LIFE HISTORY. IN FOUR BOOKS. *, This work has been long in preparation, and is the only succinct, complete, and authentic Life of Mirabeau yet published. It contains an ex- amination into his supposed connection with the father of the prosent ?? of ...

... N EW POLKAS, played at her Majesty's State fBalls, his Grace the Drrke of Deyonshire's Balls, and at Alinack's.-Clara Polka, by Charles Coote, pianist to his Grace the ]9uke of Devonshire-The Phoniix Polka, by Jolly: plated by Barnard's ?? Flirt Polka, by Lovell Phillips-and the Hungarian and Parisian Polkas, by Zorer. These Polkas are all tew, and have created a perfect furore in the ...

... tOR BOMA(!(uB ont with toei wande?. 19~ a*1tv IndAb Dock; WAXID (b4 PPEIL p ?? speua cabln8' sad rery superlor aoeemmoons od i~or and- BOU8 1.lnhbt ree en oa; Tl ?? to IND)lA an~d UdlI!A, vi& MGYPT.- ?? Idnlontyiai Mll (d'eo Cnepacteo for I5ASSIINGB~lS anda IGHlT GOlODS to (icyon, ades atoutat I'enag, Sngaopeo, ?? ftrfODSd4 WR~ and BON 8,11,r and Ortenal Steam I1avtlnn Oora~ny beck S-I=Asex ...

... ZEALAND COMPANY'S SHIP for q, NEW PLYMOUTH, WELLINGTON,and OTAGO, iN 'zea ?? Passesrger.6hIp BLRNICIA, 648 lil , ne Ivngi the London Docks, will be despatelsed as above, on dodv tire 3d of July next, and will carry an experienced au_~p t New Zealand House; Or to Mt. Joseph Slayner, IRrae -B'ulachOr~.y order of the Court of D~irectors, THOMAS CUDBERT HARINGTON. Nvw ,%Zealand House, 0, road ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. Important Freehold Landed Inveetments, consisting of capital Farms, with suitable Farm Buildinga, aind about Sdven Thousand Three Hundred acres of rich Dairy and Arable Lands, let at rents amounting to about Ten Thousand Pounds per annurn. M ESSRS. FARE BROTHER , CLARK, c' LYE. 1tt are instructed to divide into Lois (unless acceptabie ?? are nsao for the purchlase of the ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. Freehold Estates, near to the City of London, Land Tax re deemed producing £805 per ?? Messrs. FULLER and HtORSEY at tile Auction Mart, TO-MOtIROWi, June 28, at Twelve, In Two Lote, by order of the Trustees under the Will of the late Mrs. Ka- therinte Whitinore. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near Temple-bar, larcd tax redeemed, comprising two substan- tiaily erected dlweliting ...

... ILLINOIS BONDS.-Notice is hereby given, that the DIVIDEND arising Out of the collections of the )lill Ta~x to %he 3ist December, 1847, will be PAID by 3teesrs. MATHESON AND CO. oti t;,I STL.' .. invi.,! On £100 Bonds, ls. Id. On £30 , 25s. Od. (n £300 ,, Yls. 4d. The overdue Coe pons of the Canal Bonds,ddue JaNUAtty, 1842, and of the Internal imnproementet Bonda, due January, 1843, will be re- ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. ER MAJ-E.'ST .5Y'&S. EATRE.- L The Noilit Patrons of the Opera, And the Public are respectfully informed, that, a GRAND EXTRA N(GHT wili take place on THUlJRSDAY next, June the 29tb, 1848, which occasion MDLLB. JENNY LIND will have the honour to appear in one of her Favourite Characters; with various Entertainments in the Ballet Department, comprising the talents of ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. TO CLERK S OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF YACHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MEETINGS, &c. We shall at all times feel greatly obliged to those gentle- men who will take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority. SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE. J. D.-The horse now named Dough, is the colt entered as by Tearaway, out of ...