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D4E,s IMPROVE SHEET IA &
J BER OVEkSHOES-5o00 pal: Ladies and Gen
temsn for sale The apper Of tais truy elegant over
shoe made from RHbber iapoFted from South Am
ric. in sheets exceedingly elastic thesame SHOE ad
utu- sclf 10 every width Of foot softer than French
kid ard raade lasts of the most approved Broadway
fashions The bottoms Oles OF le-ther laid etN'A me
-pbber are olnci together securely s 10 he riects
a,,r proof These Shoes have beea tired thoroughly Inc
pa.t -Inter ana given general satisfaction every par
ted rot tecompose, .; the 1ppsrs TO
-. es TIE trade are invited cxau:ng these anu a
general assortment OF India Rut5er Shoes no" II oFde
for the fall trade.
iio. NJ ~ i26 Maiden-ane.
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;yDas g.UREsaH ChOTEs.

sNcas a e = 2 { 10 n.
NrsTERS IN LAS article be not deceived II Ecu you'd
rstaip voar customers supply them WIKI The article
which IS acknowledged By every consumer VINO mas uec
y Tssfly SUPERIOR 10 any ossr Ny Cloth for carnage
-. -,Irpoes marked 4, has never been equaed Ter
hcs o! appearance, hardness aud durability while the
"a C,h when sell from . 20 s2t cents per yard 4.
,ed N every respect fully equal to and generally
-. bsIts than tie Cloth made IN the ordinary "ay
All ,;ta tse snail old fashioned machinery good sup
M now on hand of The various qualities.
- HORACE II. DAY, Susees-ort- Ro1bary / K Co.
s On l36 Mnideu-Iane.
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ps2ER lsASgrR AND C0d
I MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. ii Lioerty->Lr street
Printing. ;hographic, AID Colorei fapc7s IN all iheF
varieties made order ANY qusi.t, from common News
20 the fgest lock paper made tbs country AZ ue lax
q,srkr; prices from the very superior mills OF Ness i
G. and w Curtis 9astcn and W. < 81. Curtis. Heiv5lc
and from several other manufactured havine he best
of mo.b,csry All orders thankfully received ana prasip-
Nv ~x-cuiet au7 6m EDWARD CURTIS, Agent
5,sSS Fs-5q ca IS. for sale BIZ GRINNELl., Mn
TIpXS co = south street -
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INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
T. PERTY al New Brighton, Staten Island, by sub
,cripton. -
for tho sale OF i've hundred blocks, or
onrce Of land embracing the most desirable and be.t
cared portions OF their property eneh parcel contAin's
40, los than 81, b, lot of Is feet by 100 feet and OF
them containing to five acres. On SEVERN Oh
trem ave splendid improvements comprising large man
The nlan adopted for dispo.ng Of the above property
rents rreal Inducements the capitalist DESTROYS Oh
making good inv =tu.ent, aud to all VINO may ~i,h oob-
tain country residence very moderate price, ana IN
no.iton the most eligible IN the vicinity Of New-York-
For the prospectus plan and details Of the same, apply
20 HENRY LYNCH, President, at the office Of the As
pooks If absorption are opened by EDWARD A. NJ
oil ESQ Trustee the Office Of the New York Lifs
,ud Trus, Company, No. Sc Wall-st By order Of tho
Trustees. hul8 u
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.,,,Sa,r .,yy.s.CyvuN:.:

er.o FARE nEDICED,-!"i cents 70 nnd
y, - 1s-,92-9 from Harlem. The proprietor embraces
tslGLzc--@,Ie earliest opportunity Of informing hi'
-fau and the public III general that he l. prepared TO
run hi- new and peadii line Of STAGES from the North
American Hotel Bowery to De WiuC. henngers HaF'
lem River Mansion House, regularly every mali houf IL
Inc d,v touching It other intermediate places along the
rontc sad aas passage through IL about an hour
Neat and spacious apartments fitted eF on each end
of the route for the comfort aud convenience of paSen
GER. This new snd wc,l regulated ne running nearly
double the number OF trips daily that the Cars do on the
track give. it decided advantage over housekeeping
much longer each trip at Hell myers and elyiHg asseh
or time TO parake of every KIND Of refresh
nent which are always kept hand and served up IL the
best possible manner term, suitable TO the tunes.
Eogery and White Hall Stage, run as usual every I'VE
,,innte, d,riup the DAY. J. MURPHY
ne -. frn Proprietor
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= I.--s ?. Esesas SsEssa1sy sgsU5:A
= - NrAII App A,,.rAl,.,,, -,

- r 3 sFat SEE as Z, " = - 1 &. 4 -
x---;,...&,5-.e-ys FALL ARRANGEMENT-I'n ne 1;eam-
bout OSIRIS, Capt.. J. L. A!larc, wil
running Saturday, September 18th, fol
ows--lelvc Fulton Market slip, East River every Sat
ursay at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Friday o'clock, \. NJ
Returning leave Red Bank every Monday morning, at
10 O'Clock. A. W. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday,
haiffast - o'clock, p. 81.
The boat Will run Is above until further notice. nav
Nun A.nat.,r lnrnllinn 81
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Cheap mud Splendid Fall Ribbons


(sUCCEssoR To GEO. PEUscHER,)
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER ZONES l21 Wllliam
's ofcyery possible shape style and variety for
The OF any hncof cuisines. constantly hand large
Isor'mca Of Square Boxes plain and fancy single, and
Il SETS; also
BANDBOXES
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SARATOGA WAT EEs Il ON tae Iodine >prins
tn 1odiSe Snrios con,alns much more Iodine aad
Carbonate of liasuesa than any other fountain and Goa
ssqucnt the mott powerful Alternative and aPereAt II
/, highly charged with CaIbonic Gas, which renters
puugeut aad delightful drink.
A. A. KELLOGG, Owner, Saraisga Spa
Sold at wholesale aud al IN New-fork by a. b. =
sands Druggists ~ and 100 Fuon->treet At retl ~
David Sand, Co - East broadway; J. X Chiffon, =o5
Hroadwgy: Milhau lo3 Broadway Slocum. corner OF
BroadWsv and Chambcrs-street Southland n Deuc 81
rroadway aad Park Ron; Rushton & Aspiswa! y"
NV. Ripg GA Broadway Dodd Gi2 Broadway Cogees-
hall i.i Pcsr!-Sircc; Lewis a. Rosenm!ef III hleeeA-
er-sreer Hal 2JS jea- ings beanei
,Ss - -l,vlv sli I'm
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CMEAP CARPET 9TORE.-The subscri-
- her offers for sale aud splendid assortment of
}ply Brussels fine and supcrne Ingram Competing, Oil
Cloth Rugs Mats, Mating. with all other articles
eccd with the business cheaper than can he bought any
other store in the CITY, Persons from the country city
wishing to purchase will find IT much to their advantage to
call before purchasing el.cwherc. II II Canal street south
.ide near broadway. DANIEL 81. WILCOX. au27 im
SOYD5S HEE2l&a}saHNS; POWDEK.-
ID OG casks lioyI celebrated Ble-chin= Powder just
received and for sale by
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Terms for tho above.

Terms for tho above.
Five dollar, per Quarter for any separate branch If
full taken several 'or all the branches, term
all b, the stated IN the regular School Circular
A Day Goveruess Is connected with the School who will
visit pupils their rc.dcnce It desired
The estabIished class ora~ng aud Painting by Ml-s
GILMUR sill be continued at half past O'Clock, z NJ
Instruction French and Instrumental Mu'c. at hours
for pupils private classes. OIL Paint
ilis on Saturdays, by Mr.. r. w. WHITLEY.
Professor THOMAS HASTINGS will continue his pri
yate classes Vocal Music. Dr. lOLTON will meet his
private classes Physiology and ir aleys Natural The
clog such aud places viii best accommodate
those composing them Subjects will be illustrated by
suitable Apparatus and Drawings
MIR. II. ROBINSON will give course Of instruction
with familiar Lectures the Outlines, Chronology and
Authors OF Ancient and Modern History, designed to aic
.uch as wish TO pursue thorough Ct reading
Ia member will be furnished with blank book for q
Chronological Chart on Mr.. Robinson, plan.
For further particulars Mrs. and ass H. respectfully
refer their general Circular which m-y be obtained o
their residence.
Its hoped Parents mud Guardians having Children or
Wards the school will occasionally witness the Reel
the hours specified above, without special inV
tation.
An Assistant Pupil, who speaks the French Ian
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Vol. q. Nd. ll9
$ c H O O |. S
TYENtNG AND DAY sCHOOI

LyEN.NG AND DAY sCHOOI.-At the
IL Classical and Commercial Institute ~ Broadway
!. NEWMAN. Principal. Terms from 50 TO So IN the
evening aud from $ $40 the day school for the Eu
sh branches and from - - for the Ian cusgc
French and Spanish taught by Professor BAS>ET Pu-
p.ls admitted auy Uuque,aonable references
gwen. - In
EVENING; SCHOOL. s.; l}5 Wooster street
the fourth door north ii Prince They that
have >ure and disposition improve 1t, IN the pur
Of some uSefl study Will here hnt agreeable teach
ers, large comfortable room. and convenient single
Gc>ks. The moderate. Book keeping by dOu
be entry reRmanshp. Arithmetic and Algebra taught
and >mpi-ec the apprehension tue due.t scholar
VIII commence this Evening Sept ~. ISL. between
Prince aud Houston -. $50 ~
INVENItE AND Dan SCHOOL. IN the
VI +. GbNrcA. seventh street. f,w doors east Of
Third ANcuuc-A. NEWMAN ord u. MACkMAN,
Principals. Terms from - So per quarter the
niug and from - To = day School for the English
branches. and from = 10 - for IL. Languages
French aud spanish by Professor Bas>St Pupil,
admitted q; any time. So I'm
NssAyy1Ne; a PAINTsNC.-F. GRAINS
II SCHOOL, No. 30 Lisp uard i open for the
reception OF pupils Schools .nd Glasses private
deuccs attended A. usual sls Ina
>,AKATOGA SPRINGS INSTITUTE.
- u Classical and ugli>h Boarding School for Boys,
Saratoga Springs. y. Y. f. K BANGS, A. W. Principal.
The winter Of thi- Institution will open the si
of oycmhsr. The climate Of Saratoga proyerlualy
heal and the Institute hs respect unsurp passed
by shy similar c,thh sImcnt lhr United states. IL
intended that TIE Of Instruction AND discipline
shall be thorough and practical. great attention being
nation address the Principal By letter. post paid OF
consult her Of the references III New York City
Thos VI. Eirath Esq. Harper Brothers, d. VI. Reese
VI. d. and l.. Bangs, f q. 30
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. + y " 4. ID a Z F'a. IL n >.
- CO - FOR Nt.WBtRGH. LANDING AT
49, CALUWELL'S, WEST POiNr& COLD
SPRlNGS,tTsc steamboat HItIILiN-
DER, Captain Robert Wardrop, viii leave the foot OF
Warren street NewY-rk. every Monday Thursday, and
Saturday 1fteruoon al O'clock.
Rctarnac the HIGHLANDER will Leave esburrh
every Monday morning st o'clock, and Tuesday and
FRIDAY afternoon AZ o'clock.
FoE freight passage, apply tho Captain or board.
y. Bill baggage, and freight Of every description and
bills, specie. put board his boat be the risk
OF the thereof unles. bill of adng or receipt
.ignei for the we
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TlNV . N Z. z u z p ~ a. y
4 NEW YORk-Pr0icssor BASSEl "Hr ofs"~
Eycning Glasses for instruction III the French language
the Goth September Instant asO the 9th and l9th Of
October next. Class already formed for those wh
having acquired considerable kno"edsr Wish TO perfect
themselves Nv conversation. Glass of Young Ladies VIII
also o attended r. NJ A. those no JON the diisren
C.s,e, at the above mentioned dates III enJsy many al
yanar, he requests early application Prof H. can be
seem either before A. NJ after 2. W. At ms residence
i-s Broadway second door from the corner OF broadway
,t,,,.j,r.., -l3 Inn
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3ssHsEtN'TED WaSE.-D. fOMEROY
4 IT. No a. Water-strcet offers for sale superior ar,i
slaof ~ FEKMEErED JUICE OF THE GRAPE,
;outracd syrup. Directions for dimting accompany
ing each -ottc.
TrsrIMoNiALs-"The sample ofthc Frsi, of the Vine,
rec from nlcohol which YOU hccn kind 20 send
me- is not only beautiful bu, delicious.
EDWARD c. DELAvAN."
alt beautiful and delicious article and evidently free
from ihat made, niur quality whic. crmentad Wines
Is so destructive TO the souls aud bodies OF mes.
Jour. OF Am. Temp. Union
1t is free from alcohol and its dcleterous properties,
property diluted with makes pure,
beautiful, and pleasant beverage"
(sIl ImO IChrstiau Observer. Pbila.
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JlxTENsHVE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
T. PERTY u, New Brighton, Staten Island, BY sub
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~ ySCaNV sOVs TO BE LET
FOR SALE OR EXCHANG II

D. FOE. NAs.E VK ENVaH.FNtsE~A
AZ: Country seat. 10 miles from the city. laca,ed IN
Qucens County l.. l. containing upwards OF 20 acres oi
irst rate land. The buildings one double house, mo
Tern frsh with crates. marble mantlss, folding doors.
SC extra Kitchen also large barns wagon house.
nag house. shop granary, poultry house and yard ice
io g. with al other necessary for large
amly. The fruit is of the best kind and IN every variety
,pples, cherries Sc. in abundance.
4 large amount of the money may remain on bond anu
mortgage; or Btooklyn Ncwrork city property would
he taken in exchange. Address l b. s. at this Office
y
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n,YIJ.lOY FOUNTAIN, Sar,icea Sprirgs.

from, the Sorn-s for sale wholesale and retail, by the
Agents GASSNE't y iolr"' - 'nA'-H'' ., 49,
u Sen; any part of The city free o: expense lm
HssEAp. CHEAP, CHEAP! At JAMlSON
u & JERVIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Once
y;li,,a Card Plate engraved end fifty Cards for only
Il AZ An e;he- Frrrayipg haR the usual price
please call and exarne specimens. No 49i COURTYARD ST.
49, :, '.-t;.h ANS
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HsOsEDING IN NEW-YORR.

GENTLEMEN visiting New York Will find quiet and
VI pleasant home at the GRAHAM HOUSE, No 81
Barclay street whore ample accommodations srs ats
Iacs reserved Boacrs, aud afforded at mod
prices by the day week No fumes Of Tobacco
Alcohol will be found to faint the atmosphere.
y. b. A few permanent Bosrlcrs viii be taken.
Now-Yori. April 18th. lsi. liz ROSWELL GOSS.
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Rt D-A geEileman and wife, gentlemen,
- can be accommodated the second aoor, with
very pleasant front puor bedroom and pantry
'aehcd, furnished uufura>hej good board at -
fhf street between BeekDau and Fulton. Reference.
rNch nrei ,1yIv.
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W A N T s.

WANTED--A partner in a grocery first rate
~ stand The bar will pay all expenses Apply at
Il Janes-str,et % A..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

A report from the superintendent ofstandard weights
and measures has been communicated to Congress by
the Secretary of the Treasury, announcing the
pleton of the final series, (,he ounce weights) We
perceive by it that it is deemed important that the
Governors of the several States be invited to send d.
rections to the Treasury Department to whom and
how these standards may be forwarded, in order to
reach their aim of public utility There might then
also be forwarded, at the time, the yards, and
some of the sets of the larger weights which remain
still in the vaults of the Treasury Department. I'M
called for to bring them into that actual which, at
the time of their beginning, seemed much desired.
Mr. Hassler that with the present delivery the
task of the construction of standards Of the oeghts
for the States, as well for the stom-houscs, is
completely absclved The sets Of ounce weights for
the States, begin with the ten ounce weight and go
down decimaly subdivided to the onetenthousandths
of the ounce number Of standard yards sufficient
for all the States and for of the
were completed last year
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17
DUTIES ON AMERICAN TOBACCO by
THE GERMAN STATES.

1t appears from the correspondence called for by the
Senate, between the American Minister at Berlin and
the authorities of the Prussian Government that nc
modification of the existing duties levied on American
Tobacco in the German States of the Custom Union
is likely Immediately to take place. The present duty
on our Tobacco is enormously high-being 1928 on
the 100 lbs. The policy of reducing this duty was
strongly urged by our Minister and agent What
we demanded" says Mr.. Wheaton, " was, such &C.
neral reduction of the duty the importation of all
foreign manufactured Tobacco into the States of the
Germanic Confederation of Commerce and Customs,
would have the incidental effect of counteracting
the unavoable operation Of the present duty To-
bacco in leaves and stems produced in the U. s.. in
comparison with its operation upon the more valuable
qualities Of leaf Tobacco imported from the Spanish
colonies and the South American States. 1t was up
on the same grounds that had proposed discrim-
nation between leaves and stems" Mr. Kuhlmeyer,
Director General of the Prussian Customs admitted
that he should have hesitation if called upon to give
it his opinion, considering the question in finan-
cal point Of vew that considerable reduction of the
present duty foreign Tobaccoes might be made,
without any injury to the revenues of the Association
Mr. Wheaton adds:
Mr.. Kuhlmeyer concluded the conversation by
remarking that no change would be made in the exist
ing tariff of the association during the present year,
(unless under special diplomatic arrangement
with foreign powers the tariff being already settled
for the years 1910, lS4l and 1912 and the general
trenn revision being to take place at the next Con
gress, which is Stuttard the capital OF the
kingdom of Wurtemburg, in June, 1912. He had,
however, ascertained during the present session OF
Congress at Berlin that the commissioners from the
southern States of Germany supposed to be most in
tereted in the cultivation of the native plant had no
insuperable objections to a reduction Of the duty If 1t
could be shown that it would be attended with an IN
of revenue and especially it it could be anticl-
paed that equivalent advantages would be thereby OBJ
tanned for their products and manufactures, in the
transatlantic markets. The foreign Tobacco he said
was principally required by these States to mix with
the natiue and they would be willing to take larger
quantity Of North American, as would not inJure
the cultivation of the native plant"
In letter by Mr.. Dodge to Mr. Wheaton the fol-
lowing comparison of duties is made:
In the Zoll Verein, the duty is SO % per 100 lbs
Holland, Va. IL cts; Md, IA l-2 cts. per 100 lbs
Belgium, Va, Md, &c. 90 l-2 q"
Denmark 4212
Hanover, 70 "
Oldenhurg, 70
Brunswick, 20
Bremen, 81 pct.ad vaorem
Hamburg, 11-2
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Nem 9ork Correspondents.

New YORK. July Is, lS4l.
The political news here at present is but reflex of
the mornings advices from Washington. To-day the
prevalent opinion is that Bank will be chartered, and
there is of better feeling How ardently do
hope that all differences will be healed compro-
missed, and that the WING MEASURES of the session
will be carried triumphantly and without exception
The Locofocos have gathering in the Park to-
night to protest against the apprehended Bank and
threaten its repeal! The Evening Post out To-
day with a leader in favor of Repeal. They will
make this issue 10 certainty in the coming election
and to be fogged on it, am confident Do not be-
lieve the croakng that New YORK will again " bow
the knee 10 Baa" There are disappointed and dis
affected spirits in our ranks-how could it be avoided2
But if bold front and close ranks maintained at
Washington, and ENERGY marks the character of the
extra session. we cannot be beaten.
The report Of MIR. KING in favor of home squad
ron gives great satisfaction here. Congress will do a
useful and popular act in carrying out its recon-
mendations.
There scarcely any change in the Money
Market to-day, but rather the rates improved the
average. US Bank closed at II l.2 cash II "a
buyer 60 days; Indiana Bonds Sc IA; Delaware and
Hudson lO5 IA; N. Am. Trust 7 l-2; Stonington
Railroad 80 81 Ohio Skies sold at "a; New York
Five and Halfs Gil Elves a. Exchange on Phi
ladelpha 3-s; Baltimore l-2 "a; New Or
leans "a 6 LII Charleston Q. The July inte-
rest on the Michigan Bonds has been paid Ivy Cor
through) the U. s. Bank Foreign Exchange 8 a
Sl-2.
In the Produce Market there is little change
The upward tendency of Flour and Grain has been
checked by heavy receipts. The current rates for
Flour are-Western New York, SIS, 50a$ 81, Sc; Ohio,
$537a $5, so; Michigan, S., 81 5,37 Ashes SIS, 25.
Cotton, no change
1t is intensely hot here After rainy day and
night the sun breaks upon US hotter than before.
We have had an Irish riot at the Cohoes on our
Canal Enlargement, and number (also lIish) at
Poughkeepse. The perpetrators are in custody
Yours, HAROLD.
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gmemtp=Seoemth Congress.
IN SENATE,
FIRST SESSION.

WEDNESDAY,, July IA, l84l.
Mr.. MERRICK, from the Committee on the Dis
,net OF Columbia, reported, with amendments, a
Dill 10 revive and extend the charters Of ceEain Banks
OF the District of Columbia ... .at....
Mr. CLAY, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported the bill from the House. authorizing loan OF
twelve millions dollars, without amendment
Mr. CLAY said the condition of the Treasury was
such as to require the immediate passage of the bill
and expressed the hope that would be taken up some
day this week, and passed. <....- 1880. -.
1.-The above was omitted in its proper place with the
report of Wednesday,