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does Pray, Ursula, remain woman---be your
self, good grip
.No, Blanche; will no longer feign- mo
more deceive you. Il is man; il is the most
afiectionate OF lovers that sits beside you"
Blanche, by sudden effort, rose and fled to
The opposite extremity of the apartment; Urban
made no effort to detain her but, falling on his
knees, held out his hands, as if beseeching her
forgiveness, while the young girls eyes were
nxed on HIM with an expression more Of wonder
than alarm
What at the expiration Of a moment, said
the lovely girl, you are mani"
Eyes, Mademoiselle."
Are you certain of it?n
Il am, indeed -
Good heaven! approach me not, ! pray
youm
'You need not tremble behold me at your
feet, the most submissive of all lovers"
Al TINS interesting crisis loud knock was
heard at the door, and the stern voice of the
barber demanded admittance. Urban leaped
into bed, and Immediately enveloped himself in
the clothing, while poor Blanche, pale and
trembling, admitted her guardian into the apart
ment.
"What noise was that heard, Blanche %
said the barber. ''Surey il was the voice of
a man, and il proceeded from this apartment"
1T was only Ursula making love to me-" re-
piled the trembling girl, sand you frightened me
so, too, in rapping at the door,
"Ursula making love Pray what freak is this?
No, twas not Ursula's voice heard land yet,
dear Blanche, you would not deceive me 2"
'Oh, no." replied Blanche, 81 would not de-
ceiye you-indeed would not"
At this moment, Urban uncoyerng his head,
the barber was struck with amazement at be-
holding man in the very bed of his strictly
guarded ward
The scene that ensued we shall not attempt
to describe. Suffice it to say, Urban was very
summary disposed of, Notwithstanding the in
terpostion of poor Blanche, who wished her
guardian 10 forgive him. In truth, she was SO
much interested that she was shortly after in
duced and found means to elope with him, much
TO the chagrn Of the barber, who thought lord
hardly good enough for the husband of the beau
tiful Blanche
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UNITED STATES LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT }
Sanfnmhar q 1911 {

September g. 1S4l. \
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Department
i under the provisions Of the act of Congress pass
ed July 81 ISL, entitled g an Act authorizing loan
not exceeding the sum Of Twelve Millions of Dol
lars" until Monday the 18th inst inclusive for loan
oftwo millions Of dollars-being part of the twelve
millions authorized by said act. The proposals will
state the lowest of interest for which specie the
notes Of speciepayng Banks at par will be placed to
the credit Of the Treasurer of the United States in
such repositories may be designated by The Secre-
tary in Boston, New York, or Philadelphia.
Stock will be inscribed on the books of the Depart
ment and certificates issued for the thus agreed
for on evidence of the deposite of money, proSi-
ed above bearing interest from the date of the depos-
ite and irredeemabc before the 3lst December 1874.
And all stock inscribed the books under the propo-
sails received for this portion Of the Loan will bear the
same rate Of interest, but offer for less sum than
IS 600 will be considered.
Transfers will be made at the Treasury the per-
sona surrender Of certificates by individuals in whose
the stock stands, or by transmitting the ceruh-
cate to the Register of the Treasury, by mail, with
special endorsement thereon, atesled by notary pub
lie the clerk of court Of record under their res
pecve seals In where stock shall stand IN the
name Of corporation, or body poltc tran VIII
be made upon special endorsement OF the proper OH
GERS of the corporation, under the corporation seal
The transfer hooks will be closed for fifteen days
previous to the close Of each quarter. Should re.
quest be received by the Register of the Treasury be-
fore the close of the books the end of the quarter
from any person in whose stock stands, that his
dividend Of interest be paid at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, or Baltimore, payment will be made
accordingly; otherwise the quarterly interest will be
payable at the Treasury. commission OF one
twelfth Of per cent will be allowed TO any person
who will procure such portion of the loan, may
be TAKEN not less than hundred Thousand dollars.
(Signed) I. EWING,
sept 7-4t Secretary Of the Treasury.
To be published in the American and Patriot, Bal
timore; National Gazette Philadelphja; Express and
Star, New York Atlas Boston; Wing, Richmond.
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"My name is Jones, sir

MY name Is Jones, sir"
= on are-n
"Cashier Of the Bank"
Exactly, remember, and"
alderman in the same town.
"Ay, come TO remember" said our friend,
scratching his head as though endervorng &c
BRING to memory something he had half forgot
ten. Il recollect having heard of you. did
mol you onceteach a district school in the topn
81 Pomtret, State Of Te7mont?r
"Eh Pomfret2 No! yes, hey"
YES, you remember, pursued his tomentor,
as II not noticing his dsturbance-"the old red
school house up there on the hill close by the
big rock; the butternut woods in the rear. i
taught IN the district adjoining you, you know.
Let me see," said he, in slow and thoughtful,
tone, and with imperturbable gravity, 81 think
our pay, that winter, was ten dollars a month,
wasn't ia There was proposition you re-
member, to drum you out Of town for -
Our Alderman and Cashier could stand il no
longer but leaning forward TO our New Orleans
traveller, said fercely,
who are you, any hoW?n
"Nobody in particular merely one of those
I'D Yankees Of whom you spoke minute
ago.
There are those besides Falstaff who have
considered discretion the better part of valor -
Long before the stage reached Augusta, there
was not more agreeable, sociable fellow in it,
than the quondam Vermont Schoolmaster--N
q. Picdyune.
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DARIs EDITIONS OF THE ENGLISH Ian

II II
i guage, beautifully printed in octave volumes, at
about one half the price of the London copies Just
imported direct from Paris, by F. TAYLOR.
Moore's Life Of Sheridan, vol.
Moore's Travels of an Irish Gentleman" and Me-
moirs Of Captain Rock, both comprised in vol.
Hallams Literature Of Europe, vols
Selections of the best articles from the Edinburg
Review from its commencement, & vols.
The Living Poets Of England, 2 vols.
Sharon Turner'S History of the Anglo Saxons, 3
vols.
Ayscoughs Index to Shakespeare, vol.
Bulwcrs Monarchy Of the middle classes, vol.
Hume and Smolleis History Of England, with the
continuation by Hughes 10 vols
Life and Adventures Of Jonathan Jefferson Whit
law, or Scenes the Mississippi by Mrs. TrolloPe, !
Sir James McIntoshs History of the Revolution of
1856, vols.
Gibbons Essay on the Study of Literature, with
his Life and Correspondence, by Milman vol
"A few copies Of each only, imported sept9
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Session lS4l -42.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
i of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement to the middle Of March ensuing
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M. d.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, M. d.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M d.
Anatomy, by William f. Homer, M. D.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M. D..
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh L. Hodge, Nj. D.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by W. w, Ger
hard M. d., and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery by Drs. Gibson and
Homer, will be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Blockley.) Students also admitted to the Clint
cal instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City.
w. f. HORNER,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty,
aug "a, -3awtNov. Is 263 Chestnut Street, Phil
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PATRIoTIC BANK,

Washington, Aug %, IS4l
A general meeting of the Stockholders Of this Bank
will be held at the banking house on Tuesday, the
18th day of September next between the hours of
10 A. Nj and 3 P. NJ. for the purpose Of elccting
nine Directors such until the first Monday
in July, 1912 agreeably to the act Of Congress passed
on the 25ih inst for the purpose of revvng and ex-
tending the charters of the Banks in the District of
Columbia. By order:
PISHEY THOMPSON,
Auu 3l-3taw4w Cashier.
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AUDUBON. The celebrated naturalist, Audubon, il
very busy preparing his new work on the Natural
History Of the Quadrupeds of North America This
will he the splendid work Of the kind ever pub
ished in this country. He resides in White street
New York, and is occasionally seen in the woods Of
Wechawken, engaged 10 his peculiar and philosophy
cal pursuits, with ardor and enthusiasm truly
derful
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SUGAR TR,Dr The progress Of the sugar rade is
astonishing Huhrs Magazine says that IN 1886,
there were 6,i6l ,00o pounds shipped from New Or
leans, although the amount shipped in 1880 but
trfing In 1870 it had increased To more than forty
millions Of pounds. 10 1880, nearly ten mil.
lions If dollars paid for ssgar amount aston
shing when it j. perceived thai this exceeds the value
of ay one article exported from this county except
ing cotton
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2I ISL
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that general meeting
/ Y Of the Stockholders ofthis Bank, will he holden
at the Banking House in this city, Monday the 9Th
,ay of September next ensuing between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. M and p. NJ for the purpose Of elect
ing nine Directors for this Bank, to serve from that
time until the first Monday in July 1912, under
the act of Congress passed the 18th day Of August
1871 entitled IAN act revive and extend the char
tiers Of certain Banks in the District Of Columbia"
BY order Of the Board
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
aug 2S.-t27Scpt.
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TRENCH DIPLOMACY AMI POLITICAL
Il ECONOMY. imported, direct from Paris,
by f. TAYLOR, the following works (among many
others) this day unpacked:
Guide Dipomatque par lie Baron Charles dc Mar
tens; 3 vols. last edition, edited by M de Hotimans
Cours de style diplomatique, par H. MeIsel vols
Expose de administration generate ct locale DIES Fl
nances du Royaume de la Grande Bratagne ct DIR
ande rExchquier; la dette Rationale, les Banques,
&c. par Bailey, lnspec'eur General DIES Finances,
. vols octave Etudes sir la Richesse DIES Nations,
par Louis Say, volume. Historic Financiere de la
France, depuis rOrigne de la Monarchie, par lie me-
auieur, NJ. Bailey, vols. octave. lie drot DIES
Gens par M de vattcll, vols. octave. Les devoirs
de l'homme du cltoyen ct la lol naurelle, tradus
du latin de PufIendor1, par Barbeyrae, vols. Les
Codes une nouvelle correlation ct supplement par
ordrc alpbabetiquc, &c, par A. f. Tulel ct Urban
LaiS,au Ayocats la cour royae Paris; complete in
vol Paris, 1870 Code Maritime, GU Lois dc la Ma
rine Marchande administrative, de commerce. cviles
Il penacs reunics ,ordonnees, ct explquees par A.
Bcausant avocat la Rochelle, ct President de Tn
bunal lie MarenDcs.
Sept 2
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MORE BANK ROBBERY.
tract OF letter TO a mercantile house in Norfolk

"CoLuMBus (Geo) September g. ls4I.
Bank breaking and Bank robbng seem 70 be the
order Of the day The Western Branch Bank of
Georgia al this place, closed today Thomas Moore
the Teller of the Bank Of Columbus has cleared out
with about S75 90 lie checked out the money o,
dep,sors by signing his name for them-Thomas
Moore IN A b G. &c.
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j. LoTHRoP motley, Esq, son of Thomas Mot
ley Esq, respectable merchan, of this city, is the
young gentleman appointed Secretary OF Legation TO
ST. Petersburgh Mr.. Motley is the author ofa novel
published year two since by the Harpers, called
"Morton's Hope - Boston Times
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DUCKINGHAM'S AMERIC A--Historical, Sta
ID tistc and Descriptive, by j. s Buckingham, Esq;
in volumes. Just published, and this day received
for sale by +. TAYLOR--or for circulation to the
subscribers Of the Wavery Circulating Library.
Expected, to-day tomorrow, James's new novel,
The Old Regime aug II
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JUDGE DoRsEY's LAWS OF MARYLAND

JUDGE DORSEY'S LAWS OF MARYLAND
complete IN 3 volumes, with copous index an.
n0,ailons, &c, received for sale by
+. TAYLOR
Also, Judge Dorsey's Statutory Testan'eniary Law
of Maryland with the Decisions otthe Courts ihereo
explanatory of the same volume thin octave.
Judge Lon,ax's Digest of the Laws respecting Real
Property IN the United States, and more especially
those Of Virginia, 3 vols.
Commentaries on The Laws of Virginia, by Henry
s. George Fucker, Chancellor of the Fourth judicial
Circuit, 2 vols. aug IA
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DARNABY kUDGE, NJ IS. Guy Fswke- com
ID plete in volume rhe Queru- o Ensand, Sd
tune Just received Ivy + TAYLOR
sept4 Immediately east of Gsdsby's
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DANTOLOGY, Systematic Survey Of Human
i Knowledge illustrating the History, Relations,
Uses and Objects Of all the branches of Science with
Synopsis oil their leading facts and principles and
select catalogue of books all subjects suitable for
Cabinet Library-,he whole designed as guide 10
ence and the Arts by Roswell Park, A. M, in vol
jus, published and this day received, for sale by F,
TAYLOR. sept
T LECTURES ON GEOLOGY-Number icur.--
| 4 Translated from the German Of Leonhard-and
edited by Professor F. Hail. is just published and for
sale together with the previous numbers, by r. ray
LOR piice 50 cents each. sept y
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THE MADIS0NIAN.
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Editor \ Proprietor.

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The above work is for sale in Washington, at Mr..
Taylors and Mr.. Morrison's in Philadelphia, at L.
& w. J. Johnsons, Minor street in New York, at
the publishers No, 100, Broad street and at Gould,
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New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

This shows continued decline on the Indiana Bonds
ENcaANGEs-Foreign-Th rate on London continues 81
81; Paris 20 Amsterdam ACT; Hamburg, Sc! 36; Bre
men IS: 7s;. The market is well supplied wi.h bills
although the for the steamer which leave,
Boston tomorrow have not bsen very large yet the mar
kct LETT oil firm.
long repor; fr.m the Directors Of the Bank of KCs
lucky has made its appearance in relation the Levi,
frauds 1t state. the OF spurious stock issued
be 10 % shares and the opinion OF the Directors the
proceed. were used for the benefit of the Sehu, kill Bask
ard tina, ths, Bank should make the stock good.
Tho Directors in their report appear 10 sda'i, the,
liability to the holders of,he spurious stock al hosgh 'h'y
do 30, direc,, do So They offered to tie Schuykil
Blnk Fit should appear that the proceed were not Tor
the beneat OF that institution contribute $4,000
wards settlement of this matter, and unauthorized
enquiry made by of the Directors OF the Sehuy
Kill to the Bank OF Kentucky If payment; OF siooUV"
would be satisfactory that Bank The result OF this Is
,ll uncertain although no doubt exist as TO what &C
p0r !ts'iCe demands Of the Bank OF Kentucky,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
Al CTIoN SALES.
BY =. DRAPER. Ir.


'tore "a HtHian-strsst. corner nj PiEe-strset.
THURSDAY, a,9i O'Clock. at the Auction ROOM
FRENCH Gooos-a00 esSss French Goods AZ recent in
9ortAons comprising large aud csnesa Of
elsonable articles adapted the fall and <inter trade
Also, cases Silk PiuShes for gentlemen. h.ts
Also largo invoice. embracing general Of
Lace Capes. Collars and Dresses
Also, cases extra super Velvet EcstngS.
Also, 10 80 ,tyie Ch'ne and Brocadc Ribbons
Also do Cashmere ShiwiS al iiiSfs.
Also, 10 pink, white, ard blue Satin>
Also do Js>pe SILKS, sEylc.
hko,2 DO figured SSul Crsvats
Also, do Ca>smtre Scarfs.
Also invoice OF hne and ssperfnc Linen Cambria.
Also. invoice OF Ems and suPernne Linen Cam
Dtic nski>.
Terms, month, to1 approved endorsed note
Catalogues SAD samples morning Of sale
On SATURDAY. Scp;cG5cr =, NJ 10 o'clock.
CIorHS ,~o C,S>JNsSss FsoM TIE SHslvES.-Severa
volces Of Wooen Goods comprising ii snd desirable
assortment ia sgd articles Of le latest npoF
Terms. months, for approved endorsed NOES
TUESDAY. Sept ~ at 10 o'clock.
packages S,Ls-@50 packages Of iri>h. Scotch inier-
:an and British Dry Goods IF recent importation, and
adapted 10 the
Terms months approved endorsed notes.
Catalogues aud samples morning Of sale.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
READ THIS.
NEW AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
For Chrintmns nnd New-Eear's Presents

illustrated with numerous Engravings.
Published aud sold a, No iaa Nassau-strcet- NewFork
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE,
Two Vols publshcd-,he Third tie appear early in
DecenbeT-contaninz SIX Hundred Scrip'nrai E'grav-
inss and Views the Holy Land Nth interesting letter
press descriptions. This work well kn.n 20 require
any lengthy description 1t has been strong approved CT
and recommended by eminent Dyines and di'tin
guished scholars. The price 81 per volume liberal
discount nsde to wholesale purchasers.
Also two beautiful Volumes fo- the Young, entitled,
EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

Ship Cells Thatcher DIS Savannah, cotton & March,!
No bark Twin Brothers. Baker, co Sys I'm Gotienoere
iron. u II Schmilis, Son & Co. n
Prus sris Paiias Laagc iOdys fm Baltimore ballast
II Scni!ts, Sou x Co.
Scir Ioc. Norwood, dys I'm Eas;por;. plaster master
Schr Cordelia. Jones' dys I'm 1hcu aston i'.le aste
Schr eaper, Crowel DIS fir Boston, mdze captain
S,hr Cornclia. Rickcrtsos, , is In New Bedford
Schr Tasso. Clifford, = d. IN: Newport. mdze, order
Schr Pam-O, Pues, IL fin Washington, na' Al stores
sehr Mystic, Churchill dys I'm Boston, mdze, captain
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

sale Of Teas to-day, at Hoffman,, exhibited an ad-
vance ef 10 &c per b. Young Tyson aouutFy Teas
The company was large and biddings spirited
New-Xoris Markets.
CoTTov-Wiihn the las; few days the business Ill this
staple has improved, aud the sock considerably
drced market rather r2er The advices per Great
Western anxousy looked for Sales Upland and Flo
r:da at g Mobile, Il IL! New Orleans :. II.
CoKS MEAL.-IIoldcrs Of Western very firm at 50
81 bat buyers generally unwilling give over 81
al which few sales have bean made.
GnM.-ycry lrle Wheat ha. been offered since our
last, Inferior Gene.ee sold 81 30 for starch GOOD
would probably bring 5: 10. Norih-rn Rye not plenty
but til. demand Is limited Sale, at ~ &c Corn ha'
arrived more freely and prices have declined. Sales 'sr
sey a, II ,5a weight and &c, measure Northern zoe
weiyt and &c. messure parcel Of Ohio 'old At about
IL. weight southern yellow &c, measure. There Il
far md for Oats. with not an over inppy Sale a
~ sic for new aaa old. 30 bbls small white Beans so'
a, 81 &c per bushel.
R,crThe market i. dull The best descriptions sell at
- I'll cash.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
MARINE JOURNAL.


Sbi., S;lye de (i.sse, Wiuaerho Havre Bolton. Fox
LY,ur.on l.tayet,e Galloway, Charleston e sutton
B4rk Globe. Silsby, Lisbon. w w De Forest & Co.
Brirs Monlia Burgess, Mi'amachi, ester x SicAet'
son. GEN Marion Tu.tle S Johns. Pr, Mason * Ihomp
sou; Honduras. Hopkins M,szana, Nesni:ih i Loed-.
Schss Argon. Baker, Psadelp.il; Maria, Latoare'to
Baltimore: Benz Bgeow Baxter, Boston; Victor, HailetI
bosioH.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
FRENCH CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
FRESH NEGOTIATIONS

At the New-YorS C Tailoring Establishment.
!i2 Fulton-street. nesr Broadway.
Southern and Western gentlemen viii find at the above
establishment, very choice and extensive assortment;
French Cassimeres and vesugs OF the latest Fall siye
very desirable patterns Also -ge assortment of West
OF England and French Cloths from the celebrated
manufacturers.
We shall few days receive the largest and hes,
Of French end English beavers for overcoAis
the public.
Full suits furnished in 81 hours at 40 per cent, below
Broadway prices.
Strict punctual;y observed in filing orders
Cash on delivery, and no abatement IN prices
P S.-The cutting department; is still under the super
ntcndcnce Of Mr. " Gaylord whose service, have been
well appreciated By fashionable public to need any
comment Particular attention paid to cutting pants.
Sc J.C. BOOTH Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
CHEAP, CHEAP FALL GOODS,
r.snS N. ROCKOyER g. GO.

al5 Gresn~ich-st doors below Barclay, have now or
hand one ef;he extensive stock OF Dry Goods In tn
city embracing Amos, every sly suitable for fall trade
which been purchased for cash extremely low, anc
#ill .e sold for the
SILES-SILKs.
1000 yards black and bIueback, of The most desirable
styles and quality, from Is TO los per yard.
MOUSSELIN DE LANES
} c.s-s plain Thbe, Wool and SaHony De LANES, OF
superior quality.
PRINTS.
27ooo yards French, English Fall River, Bristol Dover
and MerriEnack Prints splendid article at ser
yard TAGLEONlS
Just opened cases comprising every color and aterr
.belu:ifu lyle A'o, Ceases English Neriuocs Sc >6,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
- yn.,,;pytou Tcmprrnnce Benevolent

Society," special meeting Of thu, Society, for MEM
BEKS ONLY vii! be held at the Hall 90 FRIDAY evening
next N7th AZ half pat o'clock. Members request
ed be punctua their attendance. business OF I'M
por;aEce vii! be traLsac.ec-
B-The lnresrigstifc Committee viii report this
occasion. HENRY w. FISHER Chairman oil
THos. VI. WOODRUFF. Secy. Standing Ccmmitiee-