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B O O K s
" Useful and Interesttnr RooI-,

Useful and md Interesting Books-Recently
Beck of the Navr general History u tie amT5can
Marine, By Professor Frost Splenddly illustrated
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Go9ley's American in Egypt o5 plates: $40, cloth 90
De!oe'' Robinson Cru'os. Libsary edition. 300 plates.
E@6snk Hs;of Of Hydraulic. and Mechanics. 300 %
Ellis Ms, Daughters Of England i2m3 ciot. % .
Do. DO. Wives Of England. do. 50
Flag SHIP b Fei W; TAYLOR. Plates vols. I2mo.
Gems rom Fe'eies Illustrative Of SCRIPTURE Plates
Gai1ot on Civilization with Notes by Professor ilenTy.
Hamilton Aleraads Life Of. by his SON. 25oi, 8vo %
Nspoe9a Lie o. Pictorial edition. 500 plates 2rois
oimssd. Than. Voyage. 2mo Plates. :. % %
senhihey' oTpete Po7tical Works Cloth, sro 80 80
sche.eS Philosophy OF History yols. 20
smiths Dlscoqrsss on the Nervous System l2mo -
Snf!ars s Sc and the Scotch. l2mo .
Do shetland and the ShetluGers l2Iao -. 49,. q
Sllmah Iailop among American Scenery. l2mo s.
The New Purchase or Life in The West, b Ro6't CARL
T4Jl2T' Isaac Home sdncaton. l2mo %
- Do -, fnySicaI Theory OF Another Life. l2mo. SO
iayioF Dr' We Natural History Of Society 27ols a.
IRE, Dr.. Dc;ienary Of Arts manufactures and Mines
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the pracca and useful Work ever published
Vicar OF Wakefield Pictorial Edition Nearly 200 :,
~ CABINET LIBRARY OF rHE. POTTS :
Ni59ps cS2ps;s Foeeai Works. with Lie &c 5no .
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Cowpers Complete Poetical Works with Life, Sc 2
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~ Wire yVindovv Shndes-Manulactured to
M A PPTFD

At Philadelphia, August !, by Rev Mr.. sudlards Rich.
ard NJ Hoe Of this city, to Mary s Corbn of Philadelphia.
In this city, Aug . BY Rev Dr. Mason, William c. Hull,
Of ST. Louis Miss Mary Louisa, daughter of the late Dr.
Tacot Banks, of Wrsrport, Conn.
At Little Fails July rs, by Rev VIM. L. Dennis, |. n
Gray druggist, OF that place Catherine L. Hardy, OF
Oppenh-im
AT Boston, Aug, by Rev. Mr.. Hague Hiram Huston,
firm of Huston Robbins 10 Maria H. daughter Of the late
Charles H. Stetson, ESQ.
At Springfield, Mass July %, Edmund P. Tileson Esq.
Of Dorchester Helen F., daughter of Hon. David Cum
Minis, Of Springfield
At New Lebanon Springs, July Is John Taock Profess
sor Of Mathematics in Williams College to Sarah NJ Ben
amin, Of Wiamstown.
Al Norfok Va, July o. Lient. Carter B. Pondexer,
T. 5. Navy to Mary, daughter OF Dr. \. c. Whitehead.
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UPPER Police OFFIcE.-CnARGE OF BURG1A-
Ry.A named Jolsa Larglen arrested by officer
the past ,he w-4ks burglsTony uttered the apartments OF
Ellen Elliott, Avenue B and stealing Silk and Nou'seih
de Lame dresses. broche and WOODEN shaw55
quilts pettcoa SC. worth SO rs tie property 81 MISS ~
accused occupied apartments the house and w
ainant Par, Of the stolen property was i9und on ms pre-
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Fiarkcts-CGretiLyr epor;sdIor Tie Tribune.
TIrRSD,v Aurust

AsHES-Tho sales very large to-day, exporters
sequeutly not prepared operate. The Transactions
about go bbls Pots "a, 81 So Ia Pearls the market quiet
d rather heavy Sales so to 60 bbs, mostly for home USE
at ) 81.
COTTON-There is rather more doing to-day in conse-
qusncs OF the somewhat favorable character OF the advces
from the OTHER side holders have advanced ,hrir
d,m,nd shade perceivabie advance has however, been
obainsd The sales reach 500 600 bales previous pr
ce The full effect Of the advices cannot be Known today
as the letter mail has not been received We Continue our
n-ryinns nuntaiions
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UAVRF NAEKrT-lplv Is.

Ashes-s bills New York Pots, first sort have met with
buyers lO 5c and 100 of so"ade description to arrive
have brought i0i SOC.
Coomlicdes Of Cottonhave displayed greater incll-
nation 10 NEE, the Of buyers and slight abaemeu'in
prices has induced better demand. The sales from the 9Th
TO the llth INST inclusive, amounting 20 1872
Lead-Ias receded and 80 kos Missouri have been dis
posed Of 2s;f 621 per 80 kilos, duty paid
Rice--There is scarcely any Carolina Rice at hand.
Taow--The transactions Of the past week are 80 oco
os. New Talow has been reported at 53i 5oc duty
WHALEBoNE-Thi article Ia, maintained its previous
value The sales consist of 1000 kios Southern American
fishery 25 soc; and parcels Fencl fishery at "f 4oc 10
y I0sr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Passengers Arrived


In ship Coromando FROM Canton-F Hoag, Of Boston;
A Doanr, Orleans, hass
In brig Charles, from Carthagena-Alrs Sanchez two
children aud sf,an afy OF the L91sal a.
p.udei Of Carthagena; Vicente Puias Of Santa artha;
Ramon Fre,e, Of Rio de Ia Hache; Edward Leerre, OF
France Antonio Bal;aztr Of Swiz-slaud Campbell OF
New-York.
In steamship Acadia Boston from Lverpool-Mr Bal
lard ] Owen, Gillespie, Tones, Crooks, R;dSley, John
go;romlv F W Roberts, Leach, Stewart, Adshead, VIM
Rr,nd G Roberts Dorf. J Dorr Mr. Case DeloIme,
Y;misr Nlorot Dnraad Lord Coum; dOtrante, Mr. Hen
neGnn, Robert Nelson, Esq, and Others.
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a - BENEFIT OF GREAT wEsTERN.-Mf. West
has The pleasure 70 announce the following names as
,eers for his especial benefit to-day at the above establish
Mr.. CHEEsEBROUGH will make his frs; appearance in
ceIrbrsed Hamblin
NJ .5s ( t 5S1E e A1Gn;
seter his educated and ,,ee!s DoS g I'll whose
a' '1 WS6So :fs 7! oF 1 h5R %1fHE ne
His ssra'Fd'Hafy G iiii a9i' Wf EST
The best 5es9F ySG @ present. a to the
NJ Firth the most recent mporaon the share Of Correct
os!Pi %EGRd q2ey92TR22vhGASzh VIZ
e;iSIA BREAKDOWN. This most extraordinary per
s tG,'ed he aI5 s[a OF thousands IN all F
'Gl 6G cI .Pis BRASS BAND Mnsis2qs !; is
f." s bsoBY 5Sf sn4 s s' Comic Singer
TIT. CERITO, the Danseuse, &:
9s m int T sss AID IS
cents children under ten years OF age hall Price
y5CBOKEN-'ihls delightful place of summer
resort presents advantages over others in the vicinity
for G Befc Canal aud GSstopher Ferries
eyi the Walks and Grounds very accessible Those winch
are oeH 10 as pubic are oI rSig oe geta scsne
and su-rb prospects. no pains have been spaed TINS ses,
place As an additional attraction excellent German Band
Eiysiln Fields the afternoons OF Mondays, Wrdne;nay
and Saturdays during The summer ~
4 GENTLEMAN, who teaches the French Ian
= guage and Drawing -sirous OF obtaining ms board III
riylre family where his an Instructor ~ tht
tw b1rc.es Eucation will BE- considered as ini equiv,
aea VERY satisfactory references will b. given Apply 20
W Office OF the Evening Express: att !mlS
4 SITUATION WANTED-By a young wo-
y nla Chambensd orto dc the een.ra CO @
reference given. Apply al 2li William 81. sli -
yJTANTED-By respectable young woman 2
place do chamberwori and "@.,ins, OF W I
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CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

StAMUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
OMlUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscriber invites
The public call al his Range Esab shmen III Fulton
street and his assortment of Ranges, varying
prices from s2 $50 These Ranges constructed az
BIZ used with any Kind Of fuel aud with the ordinary kitchen
utensils The always ready for baking and without
hindrnc the other cooking operations They
are for smoky chnncys; and also allow all the
cuyia from the cooking the chimney. One OF
tie soug. evidences that these Ranges superior
Others that there less than three infringing
the patent right OF The proprietor against whom the pubic
are cautioned suits have been Instituted them for
infringement These Ranges warranted 10 give entire sat
isiact,on in every case SAMUEL PIERCE,
we lmseod Sole Inventor and Proprietor Ill Fulron.st
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DIED,

At Staten Island The Goth ait Miss Elizabeth e. Gar
brnce.
In this city, August |, Catherine D. Ramppen, aged TO-
In this city, Aug.2, Mrs. Isabella Clancy, aged -
In this city, Aug ,, Miss Besey St.rr, aged about 90
In this city, Aug. /, Sarah Jane, wife Of John r. Pfn-
Al Thonason Me-. July so, Hezekiah Prince, Esq son
of the late Hon. llrzekiah Prince.
Az Weston Mass, July %, Deacon Nathan Warren, a
soldier OF the Revolution. aged 81
Az Barnstable Mass July 90 Davd Crocker, Esq, Ga
Az Perth Canafa July 20, John Ambrose Hume Powell
ll,r Sheriff Of the Bathurst District.
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Commercial and Money Matters.

There was quite large business done the Board to-day
and prices very generally improved The adyces from the
other side are considered rather favorable Ohio up
Canton Ohio Trust .; Utica and Schenectady j. Harlem
Long Island steady 52z Government Elves sold lOl
aud Sizes al lll5.
Bills of exchange quiet and without change. Sterling
OF E.N5
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PUSEYISM IN AMERICA.
THE NEW WORLD
OF SATURDAY. AUGUST f.

VIII contain powerful original article on the
!. PROGRESS OF PuSEYlsM IN THEAMERICAN
CHURCH-by Churcinan
2. THE. FAIR SAINT OF TOULON-A Tale Of Mag
nefism Of thrilling interest.
B. LIFE OF GEN. HENRY DEARBORN-Continna
ton ofihe Biography Of this Revolutionary Hero
4. PONTIAC-An original Biography of this celebrated
/ CHIEF. Of the Red Men
5. REFERSlON, OR PRIDE HUAIBLED-An original
Dialogue for the Times.
c. "REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD FEDERALlsT-
No. 6, by the author Of Review Of Iammonds NewYork
PERSONS WHO HAVE a PROPENSITY FOR
SETTLlNG-by Lamar Blanchard.
s. THE SCRAP BOOK-Poeiry. Sc.
g. EDIToRlAL-Evrose OF the Female Institute Philip
in Search Of a Wife &c. Sc.
10. News by the Acadia. Literary Notices. Military and Ma
val Affairs. Summary OF News, SC.
e. TERMs--G cents snGe--S3 a year. Gentlemen
wishing subscribe viii please call the Office 30 Ann-s
NEW WORLD, SUPPLEMENT-, and BLACKWOOD'S
MAGAZINE, for 81. j. WINCHESTER.
~ The Weekly Tribune for this week may be
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contains several Letters from the Foreign Correspondent OF
the Tribune, describing, l. a Visit s,eno-Rurs OF
Paesum 2. lslaods about Napes-Virgil Sccnes-Syb's
Cave; B. Chapter Italian Beggars These Letters
very graphic and worth The of the paper 1t
contains also ateresng Letter from Thurow Weed, Civ
Ing ofhis through Ireland Also
ola Visit the White Mountains-The Great West its In
terests. Resources &c.-The Maumee TOwnsMor- About
John Rano phEitorals great variety of subjects
Foreign NcWS-Dorrstic NeWS-bark Mole dbe showing
all the Good Banks the United of
the Week in Money Grain, Flour Ashes, Cotton Provisions
and other Merchandise, sc. sc.
C. The Weekly Tribune, contains a8 columns Of mat
ter neatly printed and tai and furnishes an
and variety of Literary Commercial and Misceane-
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subscribing for paper residing III New. ort who are
about subscribing for their friends in the country invited
the examine the WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
A TTRACTIONS OF LANGUAGE, or Pop
~ uar View Of Natural Language in all It's varied displays
III the animate and nanimare world and corresponding
win instinct intelligence and b Benz + Taylor
A. NJ. Principal Of the Norwich Academy. With an lntre
ducon BY ASae C. kendrck A. NJ Professor OF the Greek
Language Literature the Hamilton Lit. and THO In
stitutioi. 2l edition vol. l2mO.
Just published aud for sale b.
au4 2tls MARK ii. NEWMAN, l9g broadway.
= Wire Window Observation-Disclosures to or
der OF any share figure and handsomely fitted IN ma
hogany frames paror basement office and other windows
hall doors screens for public rooms, &c. by
LEE Il CO., 10 Factory.stre4t.
These beautiful Shades unlike all others, admit all the AR
and light the and perfect view into III. streettt
the they obsruct the from the street into the
and keep flies and other ont AMI orna-
mental jy22 lsu
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TYPE FOUNDERS, CAPITALISTS, NEWS
PRIETORS AND PRINTERS.

TNHE ADVERTISER offers to any gentleman or
Company DESTROYS Of most secure investment of COM
parstiv small the most at the time
COMPLETE FoCSpHIEs established IN EnglGnd,
,sng Cook and job Faces, many of them identical with
those the justly celebrated Cason an being
siyey used in Britain aud France enable their possessor
produce fac smle reprints OF European Works. independent
of the sale profits OF highly lucrative business From
Diamond OF the most exquisite cut up 10 two line English,
inclusive. Observe the Matrices will not be dyidsd-they
condition. fit for Immediate and with Mouds.
&c &C. 100000 will be sold fort about 9ge;thrd, aud
Farm. lar from Newly ork Philadelphia, good
City Lots exchange for part of purchase The
for making that Metal the true Of the peculiar
durability Of English Tgpe and other instructions included.
(ii reluited) fora limited tune;
DRIVES.
ExTRA-Five thousand DRIVES from original Punches by
Bes,eme Hughes Austin, Glscogue &c be had in
crate Founs cheap for cash Apply, if By letter POST
square, New York, where specimen can he aai IL
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NJ A family consisting of a man and his wife,

M A family consisting of man and his wife,
u;.b three small children, passed through our
~;llare on foot, last Tuesday, on their way TO
p.ttsburgh. They came from Indiana, and had
..arelsd over seven hundred miles on foot Their
whole effects were slowed IN heel-barrow, the
youngest child sstride of them, which was wheel.
4 by the man, as they trudged on their way, and
II seemed far more happy than many cottager.
Cataraugus Wing, 3lst ult.
NJ A Manual Labor Convention was held al
u;nsdsle, n Y. on the 18th inst. for the purpose
i establishing the Manual Labor Institution at
that place, --u---
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
4 pyrrsa of the following Bill of Fare which viii be
sprsad before the readers OF
THE NEW WORLD


sprsld before the readers OF
THE NEW WORLD
For Saturday ey, viii .tsfy a tha, this ,onrpa has no
esua! IN ,leat III tins country CT Europ.
CONTENTS;
j. PROGRESS OF PUSEYISM IN THE AMERi-
CAN CHURCH-A powerful article, reviewing the ssonGd
of controversy noyr raging this subjec.
2 THE FAIR SAINT OF TOULON-The commence
uneut OF thrilling story OF Magnetism.
3. LIFE OF GEN. DEARBoRN-A conrinuaiion OF ihis
interesting Biography.
{. "REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD FEDERALlsT :,
40. ~, " H. The campaign OF 1909 ,,,,,r
>. ] HE REV VERSION, OR PRIDE, HUMBLsp-
Dialogue for the Times Every family the will read
with interes, and rrofi
.. ilAC, the great Indian Chief Of ;hs OttawasA
tiFlsllGs sketch OF frontier history
:. rEfeoNS WHO HAVE A PROPENSITY FOR
81 / ii Nh story, by Lamar Blanchard.
8. I6t. LATE PROCEEDINGS AND EXERCISES
oil the iNatser' Female lnsa,rta una.ant exposure.
g. arleties OF ali Sor<-A Rich Observation-Disclosures
Churches Dioken>-News, Sc &c
Pnee 6' cs ii :, year volume has Just COM
Hls'si. All me dS! New Books published and for sale n
~ sAln-s. J. WINCHESTER Publishes ana
e 4 Library for the People of Color has
BEEN established AT No Gl Duane street IA this city II con.
rns upwards Of Twelve Hundred volumes principally
a s9crles uader the direction OF which has been oened
during tn rsst year.
As supply of Books sufficient to aee the incrras-
Intellectual the Coerrd People this method
adopted respectfully 10 solicit the aid oil the friends OF
improvement.
Specimens and Philosophical Apparatus may BE- TO
LbIary Room, No I6l Duane street winch opened every
"Wednesday evening from ill 10 O'Clock The subscribers
are authorized to wait the friend Of the mental improve
and solicit donations Tor the Library which entitled
the Nelr- orS associate Library.
&h fBS'i LioS $500
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Al descriptions OF western
Flour have taken TO-DAY and general improvement
Oft l2A per bb has been realized THIS advance
IN part ascrbed the character of The sdyces relation 20
the Corn markets in England and par he ''rnes ei
the large here The receipts YET moderate WITH
ia demand The sales reach 60O0 5000 bbls including
considerable Geaese aud 1000 Cleveland City Mills Gene
see Is So with none, we believe less Michigan aud Chio
80 ig" the latter for prime brands Ohio. About 400
Iedad nb ONO s'd at 60 aud Go bbls Troy So The
Nsw-O Erass a,ioat unsoI. Southern descriptions
mach depressed prices giving away The sales arc only
retail lots We Georgetown and Howardstset at
IL: %; bnndywiGe, fresh ground, % 81; Rich
small sales. Jersey Meal 81 s7 Sales 100 bhs; Brandy
wine co. and Sl Tor hhds csshno sales. Shorts &c aud
scarce Ship Sutfs plenty Sales 1900 bushels
whichs decline.
GRAIN-The only transactions in Wheat we hear of is
1900 bushels inferior Illinois something unde. 100
A cargo of Southern is the market and the stock OF ll
Corn is dull and sales quite limited We only hear of a7oo
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards auciionssr.
Y BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT.-Stor5
MONDAY August 2S and following days.
REGULAR NETWORK FALL TRADE SALE


REGULAR NEW.YORK FALL TRADE SALE
THIRTY EIGHTH NEwY oRE z SApF SALG.-Catalogues
Of tbs iupoltan: sale OF BOOKS, PAPER: STATiONE-
RY, STEREOTYPE Plates, BINDERS IEAIH
FIR and CLOTH e. Sc published and ready for de-
. livery.
The sale will be- commenced on Monday Morning. August
18th. a, O'Clock, with STATIONERY, and will include
several valuable invoices of recenuy imeSe
SHsIi>h ard Fnnch Stationery also arSe OF Hrnh
Books, Qulls Steel Pens Sealing Wax and Wntmg inSs
Visiting ard Playing Cards Foocap, Letter and Billet Pa
ts oored and Marble do Cutlery Lead pencls ano e.e
o!ni Leads aud every variety Of Foreign and Domestic STA
yonery; also, OF Coored skiyers. Gear
Morocco Russia Leather English and American Sheep
Book SkiyeYs, Book binders Cloth, &c,
BOOKS-Thr sale Of Books viii be commenced on Tues
day Aomuy with Messrs Lea Banchard's invoice and
followed b. large and from nearly all OF
the principal publishers IN he United States.
STEREOTYPE. FLArES-The Catalogue also embra-
number al OF valuable Stereotype Plates, including
those Hoe ntfoduerior vols. Syo Dicks Theology.
(ioduans Natural History vols Phiadri-
pia Pearl Bible; Homers llisd vols Smo the Stereotype
Plates belonging the of the late Noah Webster de-
ceased, &c. &c.
supplementary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices.
VIII b. issued the tst uiop1ug Of sale. Invoices TO be IN
serted should be received by the 2t of August, which
time it VIII be rut press.
AZ PRIVATE SALE.
10 volume, of The NewYorS rrice Current and Shipping
List from lS29 20 Ssl, inclusive folio, bound.
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"a ELIGIBLE OFFICE TO LET-Conslshng
s of three very convenient ROOMS No III the Granite
~. Building No.73 Chambers street. Furniture may De-
Lad with nrm Il he.lrd. ly2S 6usf
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PHILIP A. BELL.
GEORGE. I. DOWNING.
ALBRO LYONS,
ani 2aIy3mW&S JAMES M.CANE SMITH.
= cheapest Carpet Establishn,snt in

~ Cheapest Carpet Establishment in
THE. UNITED STATES-No 90 BOWERY.-AN.
orR,oS Dsps, offer their whole stock Of Superior
ruited Hearth Rus3 Window Shades Oil Cloths, Sc all 81
which, hayin. BEEN purchased AT low prices for CAS- VIII
De sold 2 yer lower than any other establishments this
city.
Common Ingram Carreting at 2s. 3D. per yard
Extra fine Ingram Carpeting,
Three Ply Carpeting Ss
Floor Oil Cloths, any width. ls g
Transparent Window Shades. es 10 2is. Per PAIR
ANDERSON No 90 Rnwary
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THURSDAY, August 3
Board OF Aldermen.

CITY INTELLIGENC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

T c. BOOTH u CO. at the New-York Cash
y. Tailoring Establishment l2 Fulton-stree Broad
way still take the lead economy and elegance
in aud style of the various garments belong
ing to geoemin's wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled 10 consequence
of the general adaptation Of the cash principle By the public
resulting past experience that the credit system
riiy imposed heavy the prompt paying
supply the Losses from that class OF the community which
must necessarily be excluded from this establishment By adj
strictly the cash enables the subscribers fur
uish with Of style and finish
Al a very great reduction from credit prices.
Gentlemen who contemplate Efng oraitern2 the
is one Of the the city
s the changes Of fashion, embracing all the different styles Of
French Elastic Cassn-rrs the choicest patterns for which
this establishment has become celebrated: Stranger and
others visiting The particularly invited call aud
anime for themselves and tn. assertions by patron
izng an exclusive cash house.
No deviation in pces and strict pupctuay obaerved in
filling orders. j. {. BOOTH Y co. iva istf
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a MEXICAN MANUFACTURES PENs

4 MEXICAN MANUFACTURERS PENS
n The subscribers have hand large assortment Of
c. c. WRIGHT CO.'S Superior STEEL PENS suita-
bic for Schools general Necaniile purposes and extremely
ee Thenew mode adopted furnishing the points Of these
Pens them with all the and smoothness Of
quill and the manufacturers solicit trial by those who have
not used them feeling coafd tina, they will give sasac
They put up the style, cards and in
boxes and sold moderate prices Dealers supplied by
&c. BARNET * co. Agents for the Manu- lecturers.
2i. Broadway between Couant and Liberty SITS
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cho'r selection OF SLY and Satin scaTis CI5Ta 6ana
ers, Muslin Sir;s Collars, &c, prices which must offer
Inducements 10 urchasers jyl5 iStf
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ByLvops & Han.


~ OF Chestnut ard Fourth streets Philadelphia.
EXTENSIVE CoLLs or CURIOUS. RARE AND VALUABLE
hooks lnst received from London.
Ga MONDAY EVENING, Aug H. a, O'clock.
Will be commenced d Continued every evening during the
Week until all sold the sale of collection
embracing the following subjects, in the English French.
Spanish Latln Italian Greek Chinese and Arabic languages,
viz Arcu tue Ang Antiquities Alchemy, Biography.
clss,s Chemistry Bo,anS the Drama, Early EnS,h Po-
Bbiiogaly, Natural History the Quakers Healdy, Meta
physics Chonolosy Painting and Sculpture Engineering.
Geography, Mathematics sc.
AsoEiIy Specimens OF Black Letter Printing, and
raj curious Manuscript Works.
The sale Will be positive, without reserve.
The Catalogue, of 81 Gvo pages ready, and can bo
had upon application the store of Messrs Bangs
Richards * faIt, 100 Broadway, New York.
The Bo,k Will be arranged for week pre-
IL the sale.
Gentlemen VINO attend the sale respectfully in
formed that auctonecTs Will orders purchase
tor them. az tal2
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e,sa. FOR SALE-A Farm, 50 TO 80 acres, sirua-
s3 ted near Jamaica L. l. Land the first quality with
buildings. II ecFes wood land. &c. desirable
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WIN T. JENNINGS CO Diapers aud Tail
w ors 23l Broadway, American Hotel opposs the Foun-
solicit aton assortment OF easonable goods.
including Cloths. Cassmere Vestings, Sc, in all the new