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WALTER LENOX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

OFFERS his professional services to the public.
~ Instruments Of writing carefully prepared; notes
and accounts received for collection and prompt
turns made Of all moneys collected.
OFFICE on Louisiana Avenue few doors above the
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MI RS. THOMSON has just taken, and fitted up
lvI the well known stand, as a Boarding House, at
the corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
where she will he pleased to accommodate Members OF
Congress, or others, who may honor her with their
custom. June II
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THE NEW WORLD.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.

Journal Of Popular Literature, Science, and hs
Arts.
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NT ISIS SEDGWICK'S LETTERS from abroad
Ivl to kindred at home. This day received for sale
by +. TAYLOR. aug ~
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r LEGISLATIVE AND DOCUMENTARY
IL history ofthe Bank Of the United States by M
ST. Clair Clarke and ID. A. Hall. A few copies for
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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d ANCROFT'S HISTORY OF THE COLO
- NlZATION of the United States By George
Bancroft Complete in two l2mo volumes.
just published and this day received for saleby
may Is +. TAYLOR
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ELL1OT'S DIPLOMATIC CODE in 2 vols
~ octave containing the Treaties and Conventions
of ths United States with Foreign Powers since $50
giving also the Judicial decisions on points connect
cd with our Foreign Relations-giving also complete
summary ofthe Laws Of Nations from tho works 81
Urequefor, VallelI, Martens, Ward, Lord Coke,
Chancellor Kent, Judge Story, and others.
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~ ARDENING, FARMING, BOTANY, AG-
" RlCULTURE, for sale by F. TAYLOR, list

~ ARDENING, FARMING, BOTANY, AG-
~ RlCULTURE, for sale by F. TAYLOR, list
continued.
Rufiin Calcareous Manures Mecklenburg ON
grasses.
Useful and Ornamental Planting, vol London.
The Planters Guide by Sir II. Steunrt, / vol.
Busbys Visit to the Principal Vineyards of Spain
and France their Methods Of Cultivation and of ma
nutacture.
The Culture ofthe Vine in France, Italy and Swift
zcrland and the art of wine making by s. Fisher.
Marshals Rural Economy Of the West Of Eng
land, vol. London
Agricultural state Of Great Britain vol
Outlines of the Husbandry of East and West
Flanders, vol London.
Natural History Of Vegetables, by B. s. Barton,
NJ. ID.
Anderson's Agriculture.
Smiths Flora Britannica, 3 vols London
The Cultivator's Almanac, 1910 and ls4I.
Report of the Secretary of the Treasury TO Con
gress on Cotton, its cultivation manufacture and 10
reign trade.
On the Culture of the Beet and on the manufac-
ture of Beet Sugar, vol, 25 cents.
Cobb on the growth the Mulberry Tree and tke
Culture fisk % cents.
Chds Botany, ninth edition.
The Flora ofthe District Of Columbia by Brcreton.
Loudons Cyclop@dia of Gardening do. do. of
Agriculture do. do. of Plants do. do. Of Rural a
chitecture; do. Suburban Gardencr-and many others
OF " hich the list will be continued. may
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CHARLES GILMAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
Will promptly and faithfully attend to any profess
sional business entrusted to him in Western Illinois
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa. above
Hannibal.
IJParticular attention given to the collection OF
DEBTS.
Refer to Hon. George Evans, u. S. Senate Hon.
Elisha IL. Allen, House Of Representatives julylti
NOTICE = THE ALPHABET FOR THE
IN DEAF AND DUMB.-The undersigned re
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city, and Others to buy the Alphabet for the Deaf and
Dumb, and signs for the figures price % for
one card. Apply TO p. ID. J. ROGER, born deaf and
dumb, at Mr.. VIM. Morrsons julyl-3t
STEVENS' NEW BOOK ON THE RUINS
~ and AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES IN CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, COPAN, PALENQUE, &c.
&c this day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR, two
volumes, with many engravngs june %
TINE MONEYED MAN, a Novel, by Horace
l. Smith, one OF the Authors Of the Rejected Ad
dresses, just published-and The Life and Literary
Remains Of l.. l.. L., vols. received this day by F.
TAYLOR, and for the of the Subscribers to
the WaverIy Circulating Library. june "a
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WAsnsoToH, july !, 164l.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until the st day Of October next for the
delivery Of provisions in bulk for the use Of the troops
ofthe United States, upon inspection, as follows;
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Mr., and Mas. MIcHARD's Boarding and Day School
lvl for young Ladies, F street, between 10Th and
18TH This establishment will reopen on the 9th Of
tlemen) will be in attendance to perform the duties Of
the school in all the branches Of substantial and
fined education.
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UcT1oN SALES.
SS "a. DRArER, sr.

store 81 I.ttis1n-street. ccraer Of PiEe-strfss.
On SATURDAY, September IS II 10 o'clock
CLOTHS AND CASSINEREs THE SaELyrS-A large
And general ii West OF asand BeoAdeloihS
cassmercs md Prot Cloths, Lion Skins Flashings-
rhc sale embracing desirable assortment OF wooler
goods adapted 10 the season.
Aio. 100 pieces extia suFerhne black and blue black
wool dyed Beaver C!ota.
Also l0O piece. back ard blue black, Invisible
aud iRdco blue Wet-of England extra nc Srostclchs
Also. IS riec West-of-Eagiand wooded wool dyed
black blue black Cassmeres Also, ~ pieces fancy
"A, siueres.
ALo. lCO pieces back and blue black Plot Cloths
Also rs pieces Lion Skins and Fiushines
Also ) csses Satinets.
Also, invoice of Cashmerc Nestings-
Also heavy six Velvet for Vesings.
Also i5j pieces of England Cloths 10 be 'old
sithout reserve 10 close consignment
Terms month";. for approved endorsed notes
TUESDAY. Sept =, At 10 O'Clock.
PACKAGE SALs-25o packages OF Foreign ana ZONES
re Dry Goods Importation among winch arc
. full assortment o. sezsoaabl" goods
Terms months on approved endorsed notes
Catalogues and samples oa morning OF sale.
Also IS bales hus ald suPeFhac knssa CRASH 10 DC SOLO
# 10! ocloc:
On THURSDAY, Sept 30ih. at 10 O'Clock, at the Sales
Room,
20 eases fresh imported French gocis, now ahclns'
comprising the riches; ard costly goods OF the yea
son. among which several Invoices OF suoehaiNeV
rIsh and EcT e caicc ribbons chine silks, &c &c
Terms, months, for approved eudorsed notes
CRtaiocnes and samples the morning oil sale
Also, cases sik plush Tor ha;lers-
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E. s. THoMAS'S "REMINISCENCES
LNsT suXTY.FlyE YEARS.

LAST SlXTX-FlVE YEARS.
COMMENCING VITA THE Hattie Of II NING-
TON. ALSO. SKETCHES OF His OWN LIFE
AND TUNES Ia = Vols, l2mo.
Contents of Volume |.
cattle Of Lexington.
Boston from i1ci 10 1895.
Charleston III 1875.
Sandwich Islands.
D-dbam, Boston &c. III 1898
The Late John Raacoiph
Jcdgc EIssus Burke South Csrol!Ra.
My Fir.s Voyage TO Europe, in 1900
Peter Frencau.
General Robert Y. HayLe.
Day 10 Cincinnati,
William Lown1ss.
Josu Gedies, Geverno. OF South Carolina in 1919 aud
$50.
Progress of the Newspaper Press.
George Washington.
Authentic O.curreucc of the Revolution.
Edinbvrsh in lsJ3
Voyage Europe 1870, embracing a Tour in
England ana France-their Agrculture-Chief Towrs-
Curioslties-Fria of tho observation-disclosures. Process
sion, &c. &c
John Gal!lard OF South Carolina.
john Hancock.
The Isle Of W!:ht--Earl Nora.
Total Eclipse OF the sun.
Ssmue! Aiaras.
Postscript to tho RcmnisseBces-Charieso on, S. c.
Baltimore Ne~- KAven--Providence-- Escape
Facts mako Men Thuk.
Contents of Volume H.
Sketches OF my Life and Tiiaes.
take the Responsibility.
Drunks' DIS and Glutious
Highly important from Washing ton.
Ascisnt Stages
Consumption of Bread Stuas.
the Wodders Of Nature.
Abolition.
The Past and the Preseri,
Mr. promeoolc'> Resolution.
Extra Ordinary Pr oduct.
To the Hon. John Calhoun
Account ofIhe Great Flood Of the Ohio and Trbu,a-
ries February, 1882.
Renini cences of Asher Robbins.
"Reminiscences OF Noah Webster
The Great Valley
The Csnsdss.
Elisha Whtt'sey.
Cong ress-Exlrs Session.
MIR. Cahoua,
Cincipnat IN November, lS2e.
Churches.
Markets
Private Dwellings, &c.
Water.
Health and CIimsie.
SITE OF the City.
Description.
Commerce.
Imports.
kxports
The Post Office
The ooeen of the West Her improvements Lera-
iute and Arts. III October, 1887.
Sculpture, Painting
Cincinnati in $40.
BoI,on Massacre, March 5th ITO
The Boston Tea Party, which took p,aee ON Thursday
December. 1873.
Evacuation Of Boston, March Eth, ITO
Appendix, in 9 yolS is,no.
jus. received and for sale by
s23 Sits ISRAEL POST, S. Boysrv,
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Josiah Richards, Auctioncor.
BY BANGS, R5GHiEEia 81 Plat.
St,rs lc6 RrsaSras
~ gSOSAs. esEEssEY.
S1osr 100 BRoApwAY-NEw.loRX Lone Room.
TUESDAY Afternoon, Sept =,

S1osr 100 BRo,pwAY-NEw.loRX Lone Room.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept Is,
4; half pa., ) O'Clock. AID the four following cays
GEEAr SuE or OLD E>GLfsH Roe%s At AecrloN.-'ihe
f The mos, y,uobIc rsrr curlou. and uEqus Co ccIoas
Of Ancient and Modern Books that has ever beea offered
at public sale in this coun ~.
TIE coleo ton coWprehends The who'e range oil c5a'
Art and Seen:cs i, is however particularly rich in
TRANSACTIONS of tie Oriental GresS and Roman Ctaics
xnrs. Oh coins medals and eEbems 'reSti>c' on "i'sh
crat astrolosv and achymy early travels and histories
OF North America tae illustrated D oSs VI ~" y. i.'S
az tho works of the old dramatic writers, cent poetry
ard treatises on wIic, choice rare Cathoc "ohs
and valuable Protestant Theology scarce woIk' on I've
carly general and typographical hS'ory oil hns.aI anu
ophical authors and variety of the best aua moS'
amusing ruemolrs and vcs. both Gr 81 and ConhaenlAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
The Domestic Exchanges ar. without material change

IN Iondop bills are held ~ Ut " on Paris ~ o
lIl
c,sce ia in brisk demand and the kegs moving in
,,,e, 20 nm extent not noticed before for time
49,, During the n onth one house ha. put up for export
p,ury s8OO0O 1t is understood the steamer on Satsr-
dv will have considerable sum and the French packet
rb,b salts tomorrow, also a large amount. Between
hs and four hundred thousand dollars have been ship
ned 10 India via Liverpool.
The Government Loau OF two millions has Keen aban-
5ood in of tho bid for it par for SIX
nor cent stock not being satisfactory to the Secretary OF
the Treasury To supply the temporary wants of the Gov
.nmep, an issue of s. 5000 have been made. The Sta
oerpment has also abandoned the Intention for the pre-
r, of making the million osn wanted for the purposes
Of Internal Improvement. The best offer for 1t Is uadcr-
ood TO have been IS for Five per cen, stock and that
oscr was only made for Il small portion Of tho amount
Tbs Commissioners decline accept less than par for
q, per ceot stock temporary loan will probably be
rsso,tsd TO which can be made a. par ces,.
Ncw-York Markets.
Asuys-Po,s remain in brisk demand for export at
sGo5 with light supplies Pearls have been old TO day
10 some extent at which establishes advance OF
l2l. The market has still tendency 10 improve.
c,rrg-Tho sales have been limited to-day, but the
rate, are without change.
FsouR-We quote Genesce to day at $3.50, at which
rate II receivers are very firm which has somewhat
checked sales Ohio is held $6,3 and Michigan $685.
s63li Tho arrivals are no, heavy and consist mainly
oGeuesco The market for Southern has undergone no
charge, excepting in rather improved demand. We
quote $3.50 s66li but the transactions at these rates
are limited
Gsns-sales lOOOhushes, Jersey '5c weight. Nor
hern could DO bought Tic weight. 1909 bushels sold
at 76c measure The demand is light, both from dis
lleres AMI Eastern buyers. Rye sold at Isle at the
boat Oats We Quote a, 48 See. Tho supply is full
with light demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
CLEARED.

Ships Sheridan, Dc Pey.ter Liverpool X Collin. &;
Co Louis Philippe, CasiofT, Have Bolton Fox &
Livingston Henry Leeds Davies Charleston, Nesmih 4
Leeds.
Rrgs Chalcedosv, (Br) Wlle,t, Yarmouth, Ne, Matt
land 4 Kennedy eyanl, Alexander, Bath, Ne Ocean,
(Hr) Lcanelon, iIaax; Caroline T. Pi,it Rice, Apsd-
cbicola Pos, Il Phillips; Premium (Br) HeDiy, Nc.o
tie, Eng, Morewoot Caspian. Swazer, Newport ;
Grand Turk, Hiyg lbs, Bangor, Ne, Nesnrh & Leeds.
Schooners Weymouth ThoFp Ricbmoad Larkia,
Churicness, Phi adcipha; Casket, Kelly, Richmond
Swift, (B) Eldridge, Ragged Island, Godet BaIclay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
II JUST IMPORTED II
ELASTIC FIR F.NCH CASSiMERES. WATER PROOF
BEAVER AsD ASPHaLTUM CLOTHS,
broadway Cush Tailoring Es,nblishmen

Broadway Cuah Tailoring establishment
No l5s Rroada az between couriand and l!oert,-sis
- Straugers and Citizens are respectfully invited 10
the .sorf.n Mt of Elastic French Csneres est
,nc- water proof Beaver and Aphsum Cloths Just re,
ceiycs NJ the Droadw ~ Cash Tailoring establishment
together with splendid assortment OF supe me french
al Fn,ti.n b,.ek goo-dyed BLACK blue and fancy col
ored Cloths made order the moStappFo'ed and atsi
,ys UNSURPASSED in the CITY, ~ di>coun: OF ~ per
cent from credit prices, which OH Inspection WI We
round ser hnn at aGy othee establishments u''h
or say other street rot excepted.
II whole sait furnished at p hour.' nst.cr Terms
-, on tsI.vrrv. ARTHUR L LEVY.
~ .,, I59 Br"ad~av.
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FGLWEEG 81 EEEvOORT,
o. Eultou-strcct,
NEW STYLES
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS,
Scw-Yor!, Cash Tailoring EstHbiisiinacnt,

NcW-E Orsi sj:.sn HliOf,h~ 1,Ht"DisS'i.i-tN''
l42 FULToS-srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
We would cali the attention of friends to large
aaI well selecte! assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
comprising the styles OF Bond street Beavers Ds-
mo.d aad Herring Bone do French Vine patterns d.
plain yarou. coiors also the Mohair Londos Coat
ing most splendid article for Winter Froeks; black
AMI fancy cclcrsd French and English Cloths End CASH
mcres from tho mast celebrated manufacturers; also,
great variety Fall and Winer Ve.;ngs among which
beautiful style Of FreRcn Cashmores, LonGou woolen
velvets bick and fancy Silks and Satins, Valencia &C.
eli of winch were bought for cash, anu will comprise as
full an assortment of richest patterns and finest quality
Of goods st can be found any establishment in the
civ Full suits furnished 81 hours DO per cent he
low credit prices. punctuaiy observed in filing
orders.
CASH ON DELIVERY, AND NO ABATEMENT IN
Prices.
PS-Mr NJ. GAYLORD will give his whole attention to
the cutting department. especlly TO TIE different styles
of overco ats that may be Introduced the coming season.
feeling conidep, that style will be Inferior to nome
and our ain i'll be compete with the most expensive
establishments in the city, Particular attention paid to
Cutting paat-. SCI CTS j. Q tooI!I, agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
MONEY MAhKEJ.
x,ocE Exchange. Sept. "a.
sales at the 3
c.,,r,ercfal and Money Matters.

Thursddy. r NJ
stock. a, the Board to-day, continued to decline and
,...o,,, Of transactions cot very large United
s,.,., Buak fell of L. selling at 5, at the second Board
r.,,.,.,, q Hudson, Mohawk and Paterson, fell OF !.
.,,h Farmers Trust ., Union Bank !.
Tbs ooefa,ion. in State Stocks very large AID ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
f. w. s. ". F. GILLEX,
I3e Grant:-s,reet.
NEW STYLE.
LADIES FALL BONNETS.

LADIES FALL BONNETS.
UFIRST OPENING OF Fall Fashions a, tbs BoNery
Fashionable Millinery Establishment, and cheapest La
dies Bonnet Store in New York, 81! Bowcry, bstweeo
Walker and Hese- streets
MRS. = 4. BOWN tenders her most grateful acknsw
edsemsats aer friends sad pa'roas, 10 the
aes al New York generally for the very libe. al patron
age bestowed upon her commencing business IL his
city a fully wishes inform them tia; her FIRST
opening Of = III Fashions viii take place Wednesday.
September - when will be opencd for inp eciol i'm
rease and p.eadd Of Ladies. Hat of the lat
Partisan style and shape, twea,y different kinds of
ma.ral,, aud prcl fully with the eX
igercies of 'he times.
Splendid Chine Ribbons style OF French Flowers,
Feathers Laies Dress Caps &C. Southern and West
MiIlssrs supplied with pattern Hats cheaper tn al
any store in New York.
The greatest attention paid this establishment in
TIE selection Of such goods fashionable aud hand
scmc aad price which viii give entire satisfaction to
the numerous, Ladies frequent this Also srea,
attention paid TO the MAKING UP LADIES' OWN MA
TERIAI.S.
MRS. f. A. BOWN, Partisan Mliner
s4t Bowcry. New York
rPIasc observe the door, sign of the cheapest
Ladies Boanrt IN Nav York So .,
NEW sIAa... s,EDB9Ns AN3 BoANEr
" ,iLKS-C. y. LEVY has received aud IS constantly
reccyirr by every ffcncl pack the and riches.
styles pars Bonnet, Ribhons and Bonnet Silks: the
vary great already received are decidedly the
mes, Gle -ant imported to this city e. b. L. aa'
also imported rarciy st'c fall neck ribbons also
grca! variety OF aacy Dry Goods. Lares ARE respect
fully iaT!ta cal before purchasing elsewhere MI
liners aud country dealer. supplied on the most favorable
terms. wholcsale and retail, IS Dvision-st
s23 lms' Z. u Lew.
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H drrf en:

Sept, g. by the Rev Marvin Richardson, John G. Hall,
Fsq 10 Aieihei. Burhaus, all Of this city.
In New Hampton, n. II Sept 81, by Rev. Prof. J. n
Brown, William C. Richards Of Georgia, Cornelia FL
Bradley, OF Hudson, ~ Y.
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SJULo,a GARDEN

IMMENSE rRACIoN.--THIS EVENING Sep
,embcr 9th 1871.
The evenings entertainments will commence precisely
At half past ocloak, wi mn Overture ,c>,
After wh,ch, the popular Burlet,a Of PKoMoIioN.
After the Burie,ta, Miss JANE SLoMAN VIII give wv"
of her cm,nenIly success, ul Piano Forte keelialS
No l-taut asia and Variations 20 the sr MY louging
is on the cold ground with full orchestral &c
compartments. - n" ; So
No. 2-(irnnd Fantaia sud variations Oh aus rom
Ros.ini's Opera of William Tell. .pooieT;
After whc, NJ Edls the unriralied Pyrotecn"'st' WAL
tive splendid Exhibition of FlRE."oRhS; ,,r MSS
To be followed b. Pas s'yr'en' by M"' AM '''''''
aq"r Which. Brilliant Fantasia AMI variations on
Marcel, in Ros>ins Opera of oelo' with ul' oFeusu
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Aesr whica the popular Burlctta entitled PIaEASANr
DREAMS Mr. Por.idge slr. Wells Peter Una 's"''n
which character he viii introduce popular INN, ,,s
FAicsl, officers will be in attendance 10 ii''-"' >
ndmis.ou 81 Mi improper persons. oJ,,
Tickets Fifty Gents.
GVasSEa EaOGyTRJN! aHD ~ N%-
4 LESas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oo ~ FIocn-
BER has csmnir gced his lectures anu ,n, ,vrc,
street The lessons English Grammar al" ,sd IN
,.tioua; no Lessons required to DC c'"'"''' Wv
memory IT,. Ia, Professor Il.
-, Al lie lecture rcom yceum OF Natural
IN com .'cAea At ~ In
| Iisiory," next week.
NVENSNe> LECTURER ON hsUVN
J r. KEFpiNti Nv THOMAS JONES, AecouhihHt =:
Class forming to receive eou'sS c,a,s will
this important study. The member. oil mus SO MI
have the additional privilege of acndng to reGs o;rct
yato instruction To those, however, whose Sa
i. to possess comprehensive knowledge o, ,,o naive
sccount the Lectures will DO found fu .y sniicsn' M o.
transaction, discu, sod will be exemphhea en- Inc oA
board. 70, uo,Jv,r-
Inst pubshe ard for sale at tho rooms, Inc frc''''
and Practcn of Book keopirg -, 9Th,
TEsrraoxrAL-Ihe undersigned ha'e eNhnhc W.,
Principles and Practice of Book keeping by Ihon.n
ones and tasc pleasure in ,atng hat he has done r
for die advancement of this branch OF knowe"g. hn
sotits of TIE work commend It strorgy 10 inc a.
49,, ,ou,L who chooses commerce. for his career
Va 0'''' '" III SCHAPER,
With Mcssrs. Prime, NaId L hing.
= H. PERSON,
With \. Tappan & Co.
NJ s. WHITrEMORE,
Win Gutter, Buckley
Ncw.Yorl. June Oh. i'4l s.l et2A : u1-
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Sales ut Auction.

Second Avenue and Twen, Eigh hsrct, about 6J icet
by 2iO 500. Also gore lot opposite, to feet BY 3O
$50
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ARRIVED


Paehe. ship Patrick Henry Delano % Days from Liver
pool. mdze Gr.nnel, Mnturn & Co.
Ship Calhoun Meyers, 10 days froS Charleston, e SUIT
ton.
Bark Madeline Cole. % days from Trinidad dc Cuba
suga-, TO Rowland Aspinwal
Bark Verona Bogardus, b days from Rocheile brandy
&c. Fl A Van Damme.
Bark Everton, MAYO, II days from Gonaiyes ST. Do
miongo mahc gany, Maand, Kennedy 4 Co.
Br brig Chiiian, Nil er, days from Windsor NS, pa'-
ter, Soul, Whitney Co.
Brig Su.In Sarah Hunt, IS days frem Turks Island
salt TO order.
COLOMBIAN brig Caroline Cabrices 81 day, ffor. Argos
ura, coffee, &c, Oairich & Kruger
Brig Lawrence, Cobb, 10 days from Charleston, cotton
and rice g Buckley.
Brig Boston, Bradley, &c days from Curacao skins, &c.
G |. Meactar.
Brig United States, Alexander, days froH Harring
Nc, lumber, j. Stevens.
Two ships, two barks three brig1.
-.-----------
~ The pncket-ship GLADIATOR is still de-
taincd she will ,aii THIS DAY, (triduy) wind and
weather permitting. s24 II
~ SANDERS sEisEES OF SCHOOL
BOOKS-Published and for sale by DAYTON SAX
IOS corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, New-lOrk.
Sanders Primary School Primer.
Sanders School Reader, No. 4.
Sanders School Reader, No.
Sanders School Reader, No. 3.
Sanders School Singing Book,
Sanders Spelling Book
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Coega education dcsi, Of giving instruction.
hours day, either private flmy OF boarding.
school, He would consider his board compensation for
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u Graham Ks ousc, 6:s Barclay st.-The friends
Of Temperance are invited cali Shower Baihsffce. VI
IL Cattle Show nud FAIR ut Syracuse
The Executive Committee of tie New York State AgIt
cultural Society have made arrangements To send al
stock mpemsIta, &C. destined tor iais Far, from al
bsny syracuse by railroad train of twenty cars WI
FROM tho freight depot III this city, oil Tuesday
morning Sept. IS.
~ All pc.suns wishing send stock, implements Il C
should give Immediate ice to +. T. PRESTIGE or Il
TUCKER Albany, and all animals 10 be seat mast be III
Allan, 10 be put board the cara on Monday
afternoon, 27ta inst
Albany, 18th Sept, lw'
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