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Corn Trade.

The market is without alteration. Cansl Flour CONT
nues at four dollars and half per barrel The supply is
fair.
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POWERFUL ATTRACTIONS! EXTRAORDINARY
oMENTsSss.'.' AND kXsToNSfsHffNG A EN.
TERTAINMENTS!!!!
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY,
Br0adicay, opposite the Park.
Oh re Of r for ance.

Mr.. Fl. BENNE TT, Manager,
A NNoUNCEs wir much pleasure, that he h.. effected
"A with Sebor BtZ, the wonderful magician
and venroquist, who is allowed be without q rival In
both hemisphes His feat Of dancing six Dime! plates
truly macuu The has also the
of Mr. jenkins the inmabe denisior COMIC and
tc characters and highly popular singer Mr. Delarue will
give his limitations Of Booth Forest Hamblin &c Miss Ro
sale the charming vocalist will appear: ncy glass blowing
Performance evening in the lecture
u past day performance Wednesday and saturday
at Extensive Preparations being made the occasion
Of the Crotor LIBERATION. Repeated performances in tbs
lecture he day ulOr
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SELF PROTECTORS.

SELF PKUI EC IOKS.
ITO TRAVELLERS AND HOUsEKEEPEks-rste
SIX times few seconds. The pistol cocks the barrel re
wolves and discharges merely by pulling the uisEer the cham
her and paci Is In one piece therefore apart
like repeating pistols The eon:'uc;,on very simple
without loss Of moment; six shots can be fired n last
his finger They no larger tan All oid'na
~ pocket pistol -
travellers, housskeeper captains PanIe,r, pubic ON
both male with this pisto protect their lives
and property attacked by many persons " one OF tnr
eousl 10 near dozen Of the md.
The public invited call and examine tHe same as their
smplicty beng warranted OF order, ana their
perfect safety will certainly recommend them over ali ohen
Wholesale and retail.
J. @. ROLEN lo4 BroaGwav.
sts tmusy betwern Will snd Pine
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sAMgEL PHILLIPS, Auciioneer.

UCT1ON NOTICE.-Splendid and Fashionable Furni
"a ture-Wednrsday Oct 2th 1870 Broadway the entire
Furniture belonging family removing SOUTH Among the
articles spend French Plate Glasses elegant Wardrb.s
Sofas Couches vans, Egyptian marble aud rier
Tables elegant Bureaus and Dressing Tables Wash Stands
yp' RAJ bvt,s ana ingran Carpet splendid Sk psmask
Bed:e IDS with canopies silk damask Cuans Fes
thrr Beds and cuedh Mattresses; full French Chairs with
Samask aud linen soyer elegant plated Liquor
and Tea Sets Snefl Cutlery Glass, eegnt Hail Lam
tern. and Astral Lamps brnnzcd Chandeliers, &c.
Also about 500 Of sterling Silver Of tea end
coffee SETS forks spoons fruit knives and baskets
Also large Of kc chen utensils including pa
tent Cooking Range and extensive assoent OF utensils
complete.
N B-The whole of the above flu, nure was ORDER
and in good condition.
Caalo will be ready Tuesday when the house will
be open for il spection.
Terms cash. bnka BILE money. The sale will
10 O'Clock Oh Wednesday, with the kitchen articles
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sun nisrs........ e2il NOON .Ers as
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TTVOLI SALOON.

THE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon the city for
Musical SyIe's. Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
PV,tc nd Pdblic Dnn Parties, ro,ticx Meetings-wih
on o PARTY TIE Pr pr~tor ever anxious to gain
himse nd his establishment reputation independent 2!
ea Irf has rawd from the such terms a. Will
enable h" ,nete with any Other esisbhm en- and shall
be ni,st pv make Tin accordance with The
times) with who may favor him with call and ssurts
them ht pains or expense will be spared to give entire
wN r. DENMAN, Proprieto,.
Tuesday Of each week set apart for Invita-
ton ala % imsr
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NJ WARD, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, CUTAERY, CHINA AND
II Fancy Goods C. HUMBERT Co. will sell. this
morning at l0 O'Clock, in the sales oom 9 Broadway
neI Of Liberty g. an elegant assortment of well made Eurn
Washsands; black walnut and maple Chairs Couch
and Arm Chairs; dressing Bueaus spring ami u,ed
Sofas; mahogany Rocker French and English China Tea
Toiist Sets; Sheffield plated Cake Baskets and
aabaster mantel Clocks Vases and Fowen Brussels and In
grain Capeiny &c. sae positive The attention OF house
keeper and others . invited,
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To Correapnnsinnfa.

~ OUHEckVOHOenxBs
Our correspondents in foreign requested
send by vessel all the marine they car
Nautical information of kind from anv ane M
siding home abroad, will be thankfully received
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Mr.. DEMPSTER'S FIFTH BALLAD SOIREE-
~ Mr. DE ~PsTER respectfully announces that BIS 6fth
Ballad Soiree will be given the Society Library or Tuesday
evening next Iih Oct which occasion be VIII make
snye 81 programme particulars Of which will be announced
ia small bills 49,
Tickets 50 cents q, be h,d at Atwes, and Firth Halls
inusic Stodsrt worcester Dunhsms piano forte
ware rooms Bro,dwsy and at door in the evening.
Doors open at commence .tra past O'Clock ol0 atm
SIGNOR ANTOgNINPs CONCERT. and last appear
his departure Havana will take place
a, ruc.jsy Oct Iith al the Broadway Tabernacle
Jhv Rspefti %
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*. II TINPSON, Anctioneer.
T ARGE SALE OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
JACOB g. PLATT will SELL this day at 10 o'clock at the
store Plat ST. 500 packages casks and lots of Bming
ham, Sheffield French German and American Hardw are
comprising all descriptions Of heavy and shelf goods German
Silver Ware Japannery &c well woithy the of the
dealers
hour of sale oil lt%rc
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NJ WARD, Auc,io,eer.
SPLENDID FRAMED Oil PAiNTINGS.-A, G. HUM
~ BERT co: will sell Wednesday morning, ele
ven o'clock their sales 40 Broadway Liberty
street splendid collection OF rich framed Oil Paintings by the
CID masters embracing cabinet pictures Of exquisite
bpsh and whole far before any collection offered public
by catalogue. oil 2ts
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AUCTION SALES
81 THOMAS BkLL.
Sf0ves Nos. % Ann and rs Fulton sfvsst.

81 THOMAS btLL.
fSfoves Nos. % Ann and us Fulton stvssfi
TUESDAY,
Al i0h O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Large sale Of valuable and reasonable dry goods trunks OF
clothing OF the stock of TAILOR fine 10 Of
nans LondS cloths, eassimeIes vsstings Hosiery gloves
e table salt pledged sI studs splendid watches kc
a,so dgenfls mans private library and book
guns, splendid watcher, sc.
Also Watches aud other articles Of govern
Of the MaIne Hospital. " ~ 1850
Also, stock OF millinery, glass cases &c.
WEDNESDAY.
Al l0h o'clock IN the sale rooms.
Large and splendid furnore sale.
Aiso by orde' of the marshal, iron presses wood do
copper plate printing do SO Photographic stones 1000 pLts
engraving quantity OF fixtures, glass and show cases
sashss, &C. -'
Also, the handsome furniture OF gentleman giving
up ins $40 yards hair corh suitable uphoste
ers, cabinet makers, &c.
THURSDAY,
Fumitpre-At i0H O'Clock will be sold the entire furniture
contaned IN house No Sc Gold a
teel Boarding house. 49,
SATURDAY
Large sale OF elegant Furniture OF all descriptions
o'clock, in the sale rooms.
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To ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give TO Commodore W. A. Bassctt OF
report Of the shipping LEFT at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their PASSAGE list Of their and
foreign newspapers ucy may have. Commodore Basseu
board them Immediately their arrival We will ccprocsts
tire favor in
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TUESDAY, Oct. IIth, ,olk O'Clock
At % Frankfort street.
The Household Furniture of family breaking up house.
ksspi,g CONSISTING GpriPslIy q plain ,ami!uIe
DAY, Oct. lz, Is, IA and Is.
Al 1919 o'clock at the auction room.
valuable Librarian extensive private library of dsn-
guished deceased citizen embracing about 5000 volumes Of
and valuable works comprising American History and
Topography British History, general history general boga-
ply and literature early books moral and political phi
loophv photography and bbogaphy and the drama
novels. 'sle periodically voyages travels and general geo
cine. American pamphlets &c-CompisiDg Of the
valuable Libraries offer d at auction. or
JAS w. RAVENS Aucioneer.
BY THOMAS ELDER & CO.
Store iO7 Fulton street.
THIS DAY
80 At 10 O'clock at the auction room.
Elegant Furniture Carpets Floos Cloth, &c.-An excellent
assortment Of well made furniture Including sofas
bureaus, book cases, bedsteads chairs &c.
Likewise English DINNER SETS Jag pieces; together with
large assortment Of ingram, Venetian and other
oil cloths and druggets. oil ltsr
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
yercevs 70 be obtained in this country. Bee adveyrss
unepf on the last columD - ~ = ms 10
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IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.
LII have undergo the ordeal Of public
n scrutiny and happy should be If they in the
proportion the WHOLE stamped with the seal Of
The new feature in the science of Dentistry discovered
bv Dr. Cauldwel Of Virginia. and !. successfully
ed by Geo. w. Humphreys, his pupil who has taken rooms
Broadway door the American Hotel where he will
be happy TO give practical of his skill in this
novel and ing process extracting teeth which has
to bear the torments Of
All dental operations pero med by him warranted Teeth
inserted with such peectness deceive the most scruni-
xing, OF their falsity -
Teeth plugged, cleaned, filed the approved
plan having spent many acquiring thorough
ledge Of the together with practice the Sou
the States he offers his services to the public with conf
dence.
Nav be consulted at all hours OF the day. OF I'm issc
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MARITIME HERALD.
Pnckefs In Arriye.

Packets 10 Arrive.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
She field, Allen, Sept. ,
". America, Lowber, Sept. 8
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland, Cadwick. Sept. 3
II. Hudson, Morgan, Sept. IL
FROM HAvRE.
burgundy, Wotten. Sept. 3
Rhone, Johnston, Sept. 0
Baltimore, Funck, Sept. 10
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.S&& r9Lp BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS
2A&k The well known favoIite packet ship ENGLAND
Captain BEN amin L. Waite will be despatched above heI
regular day. This splendid ship has sccommoda
for cabin ond cabin and steersg Tbose
wishing berths will require make early application
on board the ship at the foot Of Beck 81. or
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 81.
B-Peyon; sending for their friends residing in Great
OF the ships this line and drafts for
United Kingdom, on application above. ollr
.&fK FOR new 0KLEANs| :, ! and New
sailing coppered and copper fastened packet ship
SHAKsPEARE. Captain Allen Miner will positively sail es
furnished apply board, Orleans wharf,
Elk COLLINS x CO. Sc South st.
Shippers rely having their goods correctly measu
ed the ships OF this line ill sail punctually adyer
Used Any guarantee to tina. effect will be given and fulfilled
that may be reqrired. 49, -.
Agents in Orleans. Hullin Woodruff, will prompt
ly forward all goods to their address. 49,
The pac ship YAZOO Captain H Trask, will
coed the Shakespeare and SAIL the ls her regular
day. ollr
I OST-A Bank Book No. 1896, the Savipgs' Bank,
II Chambers The finder will confer favor by leav
ing it at Ill Anthony ST. OIL 3t.r
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.1H& UNITED LINES OF NEW ORLEANS
( . Hm,S f., linz ..i o Inc
SARATOGA Capt. RUSSELL will sail on Saturday. the 18th
October her regular day.
The LOUISIANA and HOLMES lines having united for
the ns 20 sail every I'VE and
about 70 VISIT the above port will not fail the advan;
to be derived from taking in his line hey will
thereby that delay which is always the with
silent ships.
pissaec in cabin second c.bn steerage which
low apply bard Orleans wharf, foot Of Walstreet
Orto
WI T. TAPSCOTT. q Peck Slip, to
SO South-street, corner Jones,lane.
The Shakespeare will succeed the Saratoga, and sail the
10th October, oil
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6&K FOR SAVANNAH AND CHAMPION -
M3A First Psekrt.FOR SAvANNAH-The packet
sbriy q B. LAMAR, Capt. Same mau, will sail
Tn. l3Ln i-siani, from The foot OF Maiden lane.
FOR CHARLESTON-The packet ship ST LAW
RENEE Captain Chase will sail this day. from Pier No. 3,
f. II.
The ships fitted up with every comfort and
venence for csbn and and the price
very low, for which, amply board,
W.&J. I: TAPSCOT, 40 Peck slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

lT American Lnborer.-The frS' number OF tbs
valuable statistical work published IN April ana each
succeeding number on the first day of each month"; he
whole volume will be completed in - numbers WIN D.
pages each and will of the most useful WORKS
extan, on the subjects American Labor American ITO
ducts, aud American Resources, together with Sanaoe
Speeches and Documents the Tariff, by the most emf
men in the Union ef both political parties The price
of,he whole work (l2 NoS is IS cens-snge numbers b!
cents. The back numbers may still be obtained Twenty
complete volumes may be obtained for Slo
CONTENTS
OF THIS (AueUsT) NUMBER:
to Ni..hRIET EDITORIALS. lz9 10 lso
I..REpokr on Acx,cuLruKE-(ByH Hon. HAS.
MAR DENNY, OF pena) a)..................lSl ISL 10 Isl
VIII. ADVOCATES OF THE Protective Policy. lS7
IX..AGaIcuLTuEE AND CoMMgRcE-(Statis-
ucs)-. lS3 TO l4S
Y. History OF THE PoLicY os opR GOVERN
MENr IN REFERENCE TO PROTECTION. 10 l49
XI..NEw-YoRS on PROTECTION. 10 ISL
XII. How FREE TRADE IS PRoPaGArEp.. l57 10 l5S
XIII. .waAT wolSD A TARIFF DO For THE La.
goREas OF THIS CouSrgY!-( Editoral). l5S 10 l5s
ky A THOUGHT ro1 fATEIors-( Edtoriap... l5e
XY..TaE HOUSE TARIFF LL-(Ed,oriaD... leo
XVI PASSAGE OF TIE Tariff BILL By THE
HOUSE l6'
p The Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay,
No I-price l2l sale AT the Office OF The Tribune
Agents supplied at 81 per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
Posr OFFICE Ngw.YeRK: JnIy y, 1912; l.

Posr OFFICE Ngw-YeRE. jnly l1y I8I2.
uUnitels States Express Naail rhoNi - 80, =. w
YORK AND BOSTON.-The Post Master General, N.t.i
view 10 the accommodation of the public, ana 10
despatch and security h: established an express a ~
expedite which Messengers viii be employed unaer .ne i
mediate supervision and directionif MEssRs 1ARNDk.
Co for carving the Mails betwee1. has City and oso
and the important intermediate pac-s, with afrcuots@ ~ :"
rapse the delivery at the earliest possible time ettef WIN
be received on board the Sionagen Line o sleampon
which carries the Mail via Sloningon and ProSuenee
Boston, from past O'Clock until the time oil F TO-
dnrins which time postage can be paid-LeiteIrs I via E
ceyed a, this Office up 10 O'Clock, r. Nj. Aho d! as
ment will 60 into operation on lie 2gih INST n
jyl9 I'm JoHN EuNl.n ~ -. ~ "
rrUuifed Stntes Express maii FROM New,
work. TO BOSTON-Witf n view TO gre the greatest
nossbe convenience despatch security to the nesas
no communications between Boston and this city te fost
Master General has established regularly sworn essen
,r attached to The Department from this city TO hoson
under the immediate suPeTintenuehce VI ehe
10 commence the 20 h inst s r
To carry out the fes, possible extent inese views
the Post Master General letters or Boston, froyd eee ana
New Bedford will be received on board the regular
O'Clock Mail Boat land if desired postage can be pald
from past O'Clock up the time OF It's departure ior
Boston.
Public notice is therefore hereby given OF the above ar
ranpe,pe and n persons may rely upon The increasing
diliSence with which all mail matter will be forwarded as
above in the shortest possible space o TINE ARD WIN ie
greatest security. n-hssDCtS dsIi ~, e ~ ta.,,s-
N.u, yorL InIy tsb 1912 iyis I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
Commencement at Hamilson College.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

ONEIh toCNTf, aug ~ isf<.
I attended the Annual Commencement at Ham
ton College on Wednesday, July 9th; the day
was beautiful and the large church in the village
of Clinton was crowded to excess. The gradua-
ting class consisted Of twenty-three young gentle
men, all Of fom took part in the exercises where
all was so good it is difficult if not nvidious, to
make selection of any performance, rs en-
titled TO particular commendaton. In truth al
most all the performances were of high order,
and were delivered with spirit and grace highly
creditahe TO themselves, and 10 Professor Man
devle, to whom this department particularly be-
longs. The friends Of this College, and of Educa-
ton, have every reason to rejoice in the prospects
of this institution. The number of students has
gradually gone on increasing, until they now num-
Der considerably ever one hundred; and there is
prospect of an unusually large Freshman class.
The class that has just graduated was the smallest
in College.
The mild and digni6ed character of the learned
the love and respect of all connected with the Col
lege and has no doubt been one Of the principal
causes Of its rapid advance in public estimation.
Hamilton College also possesses an excellent
board of instruction, and furnishes the means of
thorough education, at an expense somewhat less
than one hundred dollars psr annnm, including
board.
understand also, that ,ke College is now nearly
out of debt. When it is considered that the Col
lege Buildings are large and commodous, situated
in one of the most lovely spots the face of the
earth, in the centre of this great State, may we
not hope that its success may hereafter be COM
mensurate with the wishes of It's most ardent
friends
The degree of D. D. was conferred on the Rev.
LEONARD BACON. of New Haven; and that of
Ii. D. on GEORGE WooD, Esq, of the City of
New-York. Yours, &c. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

90 few drops of any perfumed oil viii se-
cure libraries from the consuming effects of mould
and damp. Russian leather which is Pertnmed
with the tar of the birch tree, never mouldcrs;
and merchants suffer large bales of this leather to
remain in the London docks, knowing that 1t can
not sustain any injury from damp.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

Ii has been computed that nearly two years
sickness is experienced by every person before ne
is seventy years old, and therefore that ten days
per annum is the average sickness Of human life
Till forty it is but half that, and after fifty it rapidly
increases
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
NJ The southern Literary Messenger

II Tho Southern Literary Wessenser.-
TIE August No. of tbs valuable and very popular periods
cal has promptly made its appearance and may be had at
this office this morning Persons ahou,e the City and
travellers passing through viii find this work both useful
and an entertaining companion. Price for single numbers
80 cents. Agents supplied on the usual terms
The contents OF the Angus, No are l. Mrs Laiour.oy
vcnn lady Of Virginia This is admirable tale OF
sa,hionabe Life 9 Journal Of American Naval Officer
8. Nonhern Rambles l. Biindpess and the Blind, No IL
The Patriotism OF ST. Paul. his character as Reiorner
and as Scholar considered his care for books his travels
his conduct, &c g. Our Younger Poes-ey O. Livingston
Tallusdge Z, The Rights OF wemen. g. History o! the
Knights of Malta-by William w Andrews Cosai al aisa
POETRY on a variety of subjects,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
NJ Doctor Enraner's Lecfurcs.-The S

NJ Doctor Enrtner's Lecfurcs.-The second
edition of Doctor Lardnes Course OF Lectures delivered
Niblos jus, published and Tor sale at this Office Frce
25 cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures are
Eleclricy-The Sun Galvanisn-lhe Fixed Stars-hlag
netic Needie-atitude and iongiiude-Bleaching, Tan
nn--Popular FaIlaces-Ligh,-Falin Starsrefnpcrary
StarsHstorical sketch OF Autonomy Dewscience aid
ed by Ar-Scienlife Observation-Disclosures tue
Reuna veltac Batlery-S,eum Engines oil Great Britain
and America.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

A French naval officer cf distinction lately re-
turned from a cruise in the Pacific, and brought
with him as present to his sister, the compete
costunc of an Indian princess in OF the Society
Islands 1t consisted of necklace
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

II Nkr. Clay's Speech a, the Festival at Lex'ns
ION Kv Mr. Chief Justice RoBERTsoNs ADDRESS as Inc
President OF the Meeting, and Mr.. GAYS FAREWELL
SrEEcH on retiring from the United States Senate
published in nea, Pamphlet and for sale at this ottce
Price l2t cents 81 per dozen. Postmusters who remit
81 90 will receive Is copies Clay Cubs supplied at So
INN Jred
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

70 1t is said that bronchitis, and all similar al
feciions may be prevented by bathing the neck
and breast every morning with cold water The
experiment is at least worth trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

by the raft or sisgle .os, or
sawed 10 order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank. gutter s.ickS, balus-
trades, aud building timber
of every description.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

LyNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-

ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
f. ZINES, BOOKS AID pRINTs-Transatlan.ic
Newspaper Office, Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER, OF Liverpool, supplies the Ane-
rican sublic with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
ZINES, BOOKS, and PRINTS, on the most advantageous
He forwards the very laes, editions OF all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Lists Price Cur
rents &c &C. as well those FROM a parts The European
Continent by the Steamers and Liners from liverpool Lon
don and Bristol and the Magazines Books, and Prints, as
soon published.
His charge for London Daily Paper e. IS; or week
ly published at Fivepence tl Ss l0d or SxPenee
E rs. 2d per all The Magazines Books or Prints
he supplies at the prices as they are charged by the
publishers in London.
All orders should disappointment be addressed
CHARLES in full and will be attended to unless ac
companed by remittance reference for payment three
months in advance on some Liverpool or London honse
PS-News Letters, comprising an epitnme OF every thing
American Canadian readers, lrrnse on
reasonable terms. II !awiy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

streets has constantly for sale assortment OF Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous, and Sehoolbooks and sno'
erv n, the loves; cash prices je4u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
;yg-YoRR, MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST T. ss4a.
NT EW-YoRk. STEAM SAW MILL

- lot, or,,; 1 's s st' W. ~ sem W cM teau a , ~
tsiit Piae. Waite Oak, Georgia Pne anal Hemiock Til
Der OF The best quality prepared to furnish all orders
with which they be favored reasonable
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

20 We commence this week publishing our ar
icles every other day; we hope that shall be
able before long to publish them again daily. Our
articles will appear, as general rule on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. An article will appear
Tomorrow