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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

The Buffalo Journal remarks that the crcua.
ting medium continues to improve. Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, and the bills Of the bank Of Michigan are
taken by the brokers at per cent. discount, ne-
rior (such as sel) II discount. Canada contn.
ues at 4. aud Suspension Bridge discount. The
State Bank OF Michigan IS now redceming It's bills
OF par with Morris Canal and other Eastern funds.
The notes of the Bank OF Michigan, and Farmers
and Mechanics Bank. Detroit, says the Cleveland
Herald, are now received by both the banks in
that city on the same terms as the notes Of our
Ohio banks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
yyindOw-bIind Hinges g. Fasfcn-
ers.
BEB.aRE or an LlIPOSTOR.

Absconded from This place, on the ltih inst pfrsoa
BY the Of AbfAm u l Said 1873 sboa, feet
high Of bold look, slight sesfs fhe lace tr
thumb Of tbs ief hand gonr said b. have bses asas by
powder. IL had recently been 10 keege, y ". sud
obtained credit 10 the Of tb0us eighty collars,
II sundfy persons by telling them that be bad farm,
dairy sc here Hot SAID ilili has Fr0Perly except
sial he obtained by fraud. Ne had wsch sna soin~
money when he ne has a vie ADD child here, and
hss taken the poor DEBTORS oath Sad iil = poi "
be- belieYed even under oah. give ihls noties that
.eoendfsl AEiJAll IOLk,
Jsftfe fsaes.
NsenthoHy TsF o. i n
OtJes pspsn refnesied 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
CrOckcry, Glass Ware
and
- "a
WOOL, TWlNE, &c.

DURT & MASON have 81 ssie
400 Ias Wool TWlne.
I 800 be sheep iobacc7
81 ,ssl.s sAseg sheafs Al sfleics OF Aelie.ns ~
~ Nay %. sasa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Fsonncts.

slTRAW, Florence add Legborn Bonpeis Jasl re-
- ceivtd and for sale by
JAMES BARRETT. Jr.
Rulland Nay 2, 1882 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
WESTERN LAND SALES.
= nrihn Alhnnr Ann.


To the editor Of the Albany Argus
You are perhaps already aware that the public land
sales held al tins place the months of February and
daroh last the largest sale OF government land wss
uadc, or ore of the iarGes known in Tho United
States ut any time.
The tract offered comprised all that par, Of The Nj
waukie Land District not previously brought into
market at Green Bay, cxcpt portion reserved under
act Of Congress or the construction Of canal from
this place 10 Rock River ana undoubtedly contains
some Of the lest lands IN sllc Territory.
The sales commenced upon the range Of towns hur-
defing upon Roeh River. and continued from day
20 day progressing east through the different ranges for
four weeks, aud until they reached Lake Michigan a n
the land contained in the President proclamation were
ohrted Tor sale, and either purchased will be
subject 10 private entry the opening the Land office
for that purpose which is supposed will take place
May or June.
The daily receipts Of the sale varied ftom fifteen 10
forty thousand dollars and total receipts amount 10
but little short of half million of dollars To which
the receipts from pre- cmPtions under the of 1888
beng added makes the whole sum but little short Of
100000.
OF the receipts Of the sales about $4,000 was in
specie, Sl5OuOU IN Treasury notes and the remainder
IN bills OF a denomination of 50 aud upwards
II ~ worthy 81 fetaatk that the whole OF the land pur-
chased was taken By actual settlers, and for the ppr.
pose OF cultivation, at the minimum price-ten shlugs
per aoreand the quantity by each 1850 acres "a quarter
OF = .ecuon) aud but rarely exceeded that amount
Not an acre, as can nd, has been bought on specu.
auon but for improvement aud cultivation.
Mobile, Aay 6,h.-Wuhin the last week, two Of tie
greatest voyages ever known have been made from
New York TO This port. The ship .NdyB Frances West
iedt and the brig UGhbia, Kattoonc, left New York
together on the afternoon Of the Doth ult and arrived
here together IN days and half II is remarkable
that after leaving Sandy Hook though they must have
sailed ia nearly parallel lines, Ind about the same
! rate, they never each other again until they came
10 onDhor of the Bar. They must have made two Lun
drcd and iiy miles day for every day-a feat wheel
would puzzle even the Great Western, with her steam
up, to surPass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Melancholy Casualty MIR. Abner s. Bugbee
Mathematical Lecturer. Of the Town Of Benson
Rutland Go. Vermont went on board the Whale
Ship and 10 walking upon the lower deck. whore
II was someNhat dark. he walked into the after
hatchway and iel to the bottom Of The ship. lie
was taken up and found to be much bruised about
his head, At intervals lhrough the day lac was
usensibe 10 what passed ana died about II o'clock
the same evening, BridgePor Reporter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Carpenter'S and J0incr'S Tools.

Fine and common handsaws, iron back saws, cross
cut saws, plyers, steel and common compasses hand
vises, MILL smiths cabinet and square, small flat files,
patent and common setts: drawing knives. patent
squares compass saws carpenters hammers, chIssels
assorted from IL TO l2 inch, framing chises, - TO
inch double, single and cut plain irons patent and
common screw augurs, spun and common Jitt augurs,
smooth, jack fore and joners planes; screw-afm
pioughs, beading plains match plains, drivers,
scratch wis., centre and pod bits; Bit stocks with aud
without bits; whip saws, wood try squares, &c.,
&c, together with many other articles not mentioned
max ing the complete assortment Of hardware 10 be
found in the country. Nearly all the articles rev
and ofsuperior quality.
-s"ALSO:..--
4 90 BOXES by and by 9wndow glass 5000 lbs
and wrought nails superior article 5000 lghti
by e, by window sash, Tor l5 20 and q light wn
dows.
| / d doz Isl quality shoyels Trace chains
Rutland, May, 10 1889 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
~ ~ YpoSrS,c.ae -..' -
~ d<sss.ssSttfJ., 49,,
- ~ I--~r>

nfs rcola feadrr, bscaess ,.crc % ~ ncvs faf cor
y'srrpi 'h.s morning We have unmarked eur New
Tofk papers Of Saturday aud yesterday ava eau iird
slnFic FafaErsPA worth ooFrinr. 81 shc natafc uf
news Am,as, 90 this drsrih ol food 10, the news.
n'ougcT, however, We have occasion 20 congratulate
ihfm On ihe ausneioa. seasan fat "sced uo," And
ia iaei We have been % engaged aud sasmorcd with
TIE beauties and prospects Of tee opening spring that
We have aet been enabled TO resolution enough
10 mnnuiae'ure hsrdly single paragraph Of editorial
daring the week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Jusi such M9a The Arkansas Gazette
proposes THoUAs II. BENroN, as the successor OF
Mr.. Van Burcn, because be is very much such
man and would make just such prrshon as Gen.
Jackson DID. The Galatic---poor fellow - lives
far Off that its editor has not learned that such
qualities ATE no longer recommendations. IN those
states where reading and whiting aIe done by "peo.
pie in geuoral."--N y Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

.ffsirs ~ M.sassitp, Tho CROPS Mississippi are
safcung vcvcfeit from bong drought AppfthFns'eh'
rl short crop we're eaPtesrcd unicsa tell " fsin
came atasaa1hg 50 fhs reiirf ~ ttc planters
Ibr session ul Nse aitea Sistsa GeHrt ccrInenced
ihc e'h inst AZ laskson. fhrFc were twenty five
hundtrd csscs on the docket D. disposed & cot
respondent 81 tie Matches Free 1fadrf ssys. atrr
Amount of property involved 30 saiti bat 10 The
sales under execution thsi bad ocrUrrcd The sscfccs
were ~, so great might have been expected. ~
ir sale Of negroes rrtrcs ranged ton rui t. 1000 DOL
larr. Whlch o. ~ favch they IN realty Woith--
The uerta traders hsvr combined 30 keep Up the prices
of ihis spccrs Of property themselves from loss
in iAc disposal % their own stock ~ HHiietH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

The public ste cautioned against receiving five
dollar bills of The Bridgeport Bank altered to hfies.
Oue Of this description was sent from New York 10
tie bahk ia this ciiy, iow days since. II IL tx
trcmcly Wcli executed and persons not familiar
with the appearance Of the genuine fttics, would
not hesitate to take tie altered fyes for G6ies.-
bridgeport Republican.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

a man about ily years Of age snid 20 have
belonged TO Girnon,on, y. H.. Wos run over by
locomotive The Low eli Railroad last week and
died in few mrutes. lie was walking on the
railrC al and too much fuddlcd with rum to knew
what TO do when he saw the train coming lie
had with mm bottle with about gII Of the
'fctitter'' vet remaining.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

The Darien (Gco.) Herald, repeats the eApres-
sion that the Bank Of Daden is entirely solvent,
and will be able before long, to resume specie
payments. Since las, October is circulation has
been reduced 500 600 Us deposits. 100000
and Tie amount due 70 other Banks S 80. GOO.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

ICoascqueaeo' Of a piHefaTe By arcdie.--A case
is reported 10 ihe Boston Medeul and Sgrgicsi
Journsl Of the smPoialion Of foot Of lads l'en-
de.ed ueressary TO save the life Of The paiieut)
Who trod upon camsHe needle. Which entered
haf ts icaelh INFO the heel although Zoe needle
Was eaisacied entire aud sie saa sL.c 10 keep
.boa, her bousehoid eors fo- iao dsys before the
pan pns,uF from tie paacioie compelled her %
send sor med.rai assistance. We mention ih,s
case. parnfsiarly. a. caution 10 females 30
she's. ve bAse soaeuaes observed gl'st stcd-
lessaess Do sDnanng uced.es 20 De where i.ty haze
accidentally fsl.cc % been cafclossiy thosa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

L0mcaia1ie .3ccidat.-A letter from J.. d. ~
lis Esg postmaster OF EAisy.lle, H.. under date
Of April 10, 1899, ssys "A serious accident
occure5 here on Monday last. = young lady, Miss.
Amsnda Atchson, stepped on the wheel OF "A ssw
uall belonging 10 Mr.. James ogden, on Cedar
creek) jusl a. The sawyer was holsiing Tie gate
ior the purpose o. setting the nall in operation.
Her foot vas caught in the wheel and her leg
drawn through under the bok head, where there
was only inch space. The flesh was torn iiom
Der leg from her aneie 10 her knee, and The bone
broken 10 several places and when she was taken
oui. quantity Of The flesh was lcft in the wheel.
She was attended by Dr. Hansfofd OF knoxville
and Drs Gofha,n snd Moor. Of this place, sLe
( smputsiei the LIMB iast above knee, 10 The bes
possible manner but she survived he operation
onlg few hours. and she is 90 be buried to-day
Mis a. was shortly to have been married
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14

FOR NEW YORK.
Fl, The fast sailing ccrpered brig HAR-
rM RET, Capt. Fisher, will have despatch For
SaAAg freight or passage, apply 10
iu29 s Il! p WHITNEY, - Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14
BY HEWLETT H. CENAS.
q


WILL be sold on Monday, 18Th Of February, at l2
w n'cuet, at the City Exchange, ST. Louis street,
in virtue Of IN order from the Parish Cou t. for tile
Parish mud city of New Orleans dated the 7t instant,
under the direction Of the sync, the following descril,
ed property surrendered by Gabriel George Gicnny
his creditors w:
l. Four lots of Ground, Nos. 50, Co. 81 and g. sitnu
ted in Currolton. Nos SO and ii, measuring each 25
ee front lib street, by i5O feet in depth. Nos. GO
and g.? having the front of IS it, On Rese,vte st,
by like depth. Bought OF G. pon- by Ao,ur.ul Act
passed before La Gardeur Notary Public. the 10th Of
May, 1887.
Lot No. t. in square No. Is, in subu,b Washington,
~ Nulicpality, measuring " feet inches trnnt on
Morales street, between PORT and ST. Ferdinand streets,
by !OO feet in depth. Bough Of l.. .'llrgsberg, by
act before T. Se5her, Notary Pubic the 2ah Z! FeLru-
airy, 1887.
$. Five Lots of Ground Nos q, 9, 10, !, and l2 in
squire No. 81 in suburb Washington Sd Municipality,
Nos. 8, and 10, having each 81. |. 6. on Mamn st.
between Morales and rquhart streets, by iO7 feet in
depth No. l. Ila.irg 81 8. g. fee, Morant street
on Urqnhurt street by ~. 3. 3: fee, in depth. Bought
Of y. BrhS by act before L.. Ferand; Notary Public,
the 2lst February, 1887
Exit 81 !os Nos p u T. s Il - 70, go j"
No. H. forms The Of French and Urquhat streets;
measuring 81 .. g. feet on French street by, lG, H.
&c! on Urquhnrt str CT and Nos. Ia 49, l6. II, 10, 10
and w cuch measuring 81, !. g. feet front on French
street by 1906 IL feet in depth. Bought from Z. Bur,he
and !hos Dupess by act passed before L. rerand No
tny Public, the !lst of February, 1857
D. yhe lot on vine street, near Tie new Naiil DouCnt
from George Andrews by private act dated the 18th
March, 1887 Hec. Andrews and wife acquired title
from N. Holiness to this lot which measures 70 feet
front on Vine street, between the Florida landing and
the boundary between Suburb. st. Mary aud Eelort,
having l25 fee, in depth.
Terms and CondiIons--Onc third in cash; and the
remaining thirds of the nrce Of euch purchase,
payable in and |: months. The pure aser giving his
notes with good cndorser, und mortgage retained
until complete payment.
The act. Of sale to be passed before H. y. CENAS,
Notary Public, the purchaser paying the No'ury= fees,
ana the expenses Of tukiu5 p,sscsson by surveyor il
:,Ip
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14
BUSINESS CARDS.
FRED WILKINSON,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEKePAL Jr LOUISIANA,
OFFERS his services to the publie il. the depart
~ nlents Of Surveying and Civ, Engineering, both
his profession. and by promPtness and fidelity in The
execution OF business entrusted to him, lie hopes to
merit and receive share Of public patronage. Hewl
also and calculate the contents Of walls
excavations Office No Charities street, second stony
back. ie7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14

7 NEW MCSiC-O, Native Music; The Go,veai Bar
don't you re,nssbsr the beautiful glade ia thu iDtsms
Romance The White Horse Of the Peppers; Thou
come and L.ve thou art me, sung by bliss Sksr
r. in the grsah Rsaanhc Opera A'nilie; Good Nig
! no meeting asd parting; care not for spring on 20
tickle wing by Russell; Come, come, tsu art in
row; A Life on rfs Ocean wave, by n RUSSELL shs
watched for him; Fo let fall TEAR; Gene
morning. Ger the waters bv moonlight If+rrs home
like my own, arranged for the harp Inv I, Inlarrs.
Royal VALUES, by Flerhe; Queen Victora's Couyt
Qnndrilles. Just received and for sale by
DIG DCASEY. 10 ra,np IT
NEW GUODS-Bush " lIllen have JUS rtt..,ved
splendid assortment OF fine Fancy Gnod+, suits
bic for PRTsFNrs, comprising ladies' writing desks.
dres ing casrs work boxes, musical boxes, pnr,f los
needle hooks ii pearl, she md isosy, card and
souvenirs laid with pearl and gold;P"eke bucks,
+es opera glasses, gold and silver neneAs Minety
oil al kinds, cutlery, &c,at FflE BAZAAR,
d23 eur St Charles Il Common ST., Exchange
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14

FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN Il Co, Mo. 3, Magazine street,
y are Wing their supplies of Fall and Winter
Ci'hhny, and will continue to receive shiinsnta rsgu-
lury throughout the season. Their assortment being
the country, at the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
& retail, on accommodating terms.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14
TO r EN1

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
L ers conducted by b. Granet, l. l. ID.
Fxchange Alley, between Cont and Bienville. Til;
situation the most eligible that coula be found
being entirely free from the rose Of the and the
rafting of drays and carriages
The jefferson Academy is divided into depart
merits. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of education in French and
in Eglisl,-The Senior department for Latin, Creek
Mathematics, sc. Punc,uaty, order discipline
are strictly enJoned aud observed.
Terms. JUNO, Department, per month; $40
Senior do Is
Spanish 6
lat. BOOKS, slaes, paper, &c. charged separately
End. month begun, to be paid in full;
Bird. No deduction for absence for holidays:
4tl Payments 10 be made regularly every month.
School hours from IL to o'clock, except Thurs.
days. sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14

CARD.
r0NHE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
] Academy, No. H., st. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with satisfaction, that his
institution is in successful operuon that he hopes
soon TO have his compliment Of pupils, which will be
limited 10 fifty.
te ,axes this opportunity Of assuring parents that
nothing snail he wanting, which contribute to the
comfort and improvement Of their sons
d.: 1888
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14
|tt = 4 | II,

4 r the max rflciary of the subscriber, Hosting
N Wheels Tend Pipe of all sizes; Sash, Plaster.
Hair, 81. Turning; Saving and Grinding done IA
usual nv J.bII.
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GEORGE w. SMITH,

GEORGE w. SMITH,
Surgeon Deutsst, from philadelphia,
DE(iS tot or,n the ladies and gentlemen OF Now Or
E1 leanst at he has Located III ,,selfa
No. l6t; C.uni Street, opposite the Stntc Home,
where he will be happy 10 at'ead TO any professional
engagements.
q W Smith not having previously visited this city
tnkcs the liberty ofextrnctlng iron, so,e rec"n'iuenda
loty letters that he bears, the following testimonial
from those whn have known him long End intimately.
From the Rev. 5 II Tying. Of Philadelphia.
"tke great pleasure saying that have had consiera
bic with Mr.. -mth buth PERSONAL and in the
business Of hi, profession. In both respects consider him
u gentleman highly worthy Of the patronage which he
rcives Dontist have found operator "hom
considered superior. and feel satisfied that whatever conf
drucc he rcpocd in him by those less acquainted with
him repaid by his discharge of duties entrusted to
him. Mr. Smith operated considerable extGt for
me pei sonay and for members Of my family.
STEPHEN II TYING.
From Rev. Robertson, Missionary at Syra in Greece
"lwei,ed in Philadelphia give Dr. Smith fair opp'rtu
nity of ,uttipc nv teeth in order This he has done in
crIy manner, and the gcntlc"css md skill with
which he conducts his operations cqmacd only by his pa
ten perseverance giving thing the highest fri, h.
shall in future be saved not only much SUFFERING but also
much valuable time &C. &c.
References i'll New Orleans'..
Jacob Wilcox, Esq.
Thos. Allen. Clarke Co.,
SIocnmh. Richards & Co. Now Orleans.
William Clarke Jun. Esq.
Cuthbrrt Bullitt Esq
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!

ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
does Cyclopaedia. II vols, Edinburg Encyclu-
IL paeda, 10 vols
Penny Cycopuclin, vol nth. Encyclopedia Amer
icana, 70 vols.
Penny Magazine for 1897;
Gorton's Biographical Dictionary, 3vol-;
Walkers Dictionary, vol. Boycr's Dictionary,
vol,
Websters do | vol. Johnson l. Walker =
iActionary, vol
John ASH. Dictionary, lvolumsWebs'ers Dic,iona
~, 2vos;
Bowers Dictionary, vols;
Also large supply ofEnglish Souvenirs. &c, for
bv WIN MckEAN,
ii cor Camp and Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14
LAW NOTICE.

JAMES s. MAYFlELD, Counsellor aud Attorney
y al Law, OF Texas, has made an arrangement with
Jo.eph NJ. Waite Esq, late Delegate in Congress,
from Florida, and Counsellor at Law of the supreme
Court of tn. unet STATES, 10 give his advice. legal
opinion. aud inSirrc liz all canses III which he
retained in Texas. tui White viii in all eases give
written Instructions and in Of great Importance,
will attend il person the supreme Court of TeXns lie
j. in possps-iuu of all the spanish and Mexican Ddl.
snes and has Mt New Orleans, the largest civil law
lihrury i'll America.
Land titles,
In all cases in WINCH james > Mag field is retained
an attorney an Land Agent in Texas he vii receive
my assistance and I'D, ice IL counsellor.
,n7 JOS NJ VIII re-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-14

MOI iCia.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRICk having resigned the Of
ica ofchicf Engineer of the New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rail Road, MIR. John I{ampsom has been "ppoin,-
cd in his place, whom all persons having business
with or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will upply at the Rail Road Office, poylus street,
BY order Of the Board.
(signed) JOHN NICHOLSON,
nuvl7-if Cashier
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For Europe.
FOR GLASGOW


IA, The A / fs, sailing ship EUROPE,
,fsf3fA Capt Drun,cui i'll receive il mediate des-
.zsAAE. patel, or the above port.
Fur freight Of 300 ues cotton to complete hcr cargo,
or pa' sagc, applyto LEVI II GALE,
fpo 81 Common ct
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DALE RGPE-8p coils, Kentucky hale rope, in
lJstoro and for sale by JTIiAYr.R & 60,
al A pnydras et
BA z A A r.
Corner Of 81. Charles & Common street,

Corner Of St. Charles + Common street,
ExCHANGE HOTEL.
RUSH l. ALLAN would respectfully call the
ID tenon Of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment Ut Gentlemcns linen hirs, do Cambria
with linen ronta fashionable linen fronts: linen col
cambria and silk hanlkerchics: black and fancy c,a-
watts great variety: stocks Of every description: gum
elastic and cotton suspenders: silk, cotton md thread
gloves: gents noskn gloves: umbrellas ind gold
mounted.
Also,-Spendd assortment of ladies' and gents vri-
ting desks, DIRE .sing cases, port foo. peruney,
lery, and rich funcy goods.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
VUNHE proprietor has re-i,ted his Reading Room, in
l. the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Gruvier
and St. Charles street, IN the neaest manner.
Besides all the principal papers Of The Unitod States
If every city and stute the Canadas Texas and Mexi
co and Havanua, is regularly and extensive"
ly supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
Isis, and Prico's Price Current Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals OF the day. and has the
publications Of tho London Edinburg, Westminster
Metropolitan Lev Jews and Backwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Literary Knck-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gemtemen's
gazine American monthly Bentlv's Niscelleny, the
All these works regularly subscribed for and rece
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
ofnaps and aliases, Niles Register, Levy's Price Cur
from its commencement, Guzateers, and variety
of works ofreference.
The most active 4 intelligent news collectors are EN-
ploved, give the earliest arrivals, and pains
pense will be spared to render this Reading RON the
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
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VENTE. PAR LIZ SyNDlC.

DuCk WHEAT-50 halrta,rels, for sale by
ID jazz S&JP WHITNEY, ~ Camp st
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FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
sEsilE subscriber has the honor Of informing the Ia
Il dies, that lie has received per ships Lafayette
and Mareneo. supply Of fall aud winter Millinery. Of
the latest and richest materials in Paris, which Mrs
Seaman expects to have opened and reody for exam =
ination on Monday ind Tuesday next.
SCANLAN,
nova 25 Charities
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

IL equal advantages it'll their house in New York,
for the purpose Of engraving and printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates Of Opposite,
Checks and other important papers, requiring security
against Forge'ics; uld have made ample provision tor
the sae keeping o. all rlaes and impressions en'rust.
ed to their care their speci emhrac.lh notes of
five hundred banking institutions, and all orders
will be executed with prolnptitudc, an the usual
terms. Office, corner Of Royal & Canal street.
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