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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
AUCTION SALES.
= ,.-,- JOSIAH Richards, Arct!oaeer.
2aNSS, RICHARDS & PLATT.- Store
RrciM iMIosNpAS5 y syg Aogg.s 8 .a flley,ing days

REGULAR Sk.WYCRK EarS ga riSigThS yf .SE S.rr
! LaikTf-f-i@iifH NE1F:GosE TnApy S.Ir-Cs.slocu.<
Of .!'is lnP9rtsn, zss Of BOOKS PEPER' STsTfoSE
Ky, SIEREOTEtE PLATES BINDERS; 7 - aTE :
R an& CLoI II, SeSc pubIisfed sss! ..1ax ar de-
livery. 'N@-' 'S' w
The sale viii &c commenced on Nios5av Nc,,;. A.
2S;h at socioes w!,h STATIONERY and vii ;nsIns
several erersy lHd rsiuabe invoices Of reeu,ly i'm ,l
English and French Stationery also lagr INVOICES OF BisnS
Boos, Qnill, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax and Writing lax,
Visiting aud Ptysg CSrd Foo5cap, Letter aad Biz. Pa.
Goored aad Marble do, Cutlery Lead Pencils ey.,
ont Leads, and every VARIETY of Foreign and Des nc s
'oaery also, extensive invoices o Color Skivers Gear
Morocco Russts Leather English an Sheep kns
Boos shiye5s, Book binders Cloth, SC,
BOOkS.-fte sale ot Books will b. commenced on Tues
dag MoTning with NessTs Lea * Bsachard. inror-, and
followed BY o2e and attractive from nearly all of
the pruripal publishers in the Uuite5i States.
STEREOTlPE PLATES.--The Catalogue also ernbrs-
number OF Of valuable Stereotype Plates including
Hose OF Horne ltodnction, vols svo; Dicks Theoosy
vols $40; Godaps Natnr,l History 3vo. Svo Philadel.
phia Pearl Bible, Homers llliad vols Gro the Stereotype
Plates belonging 10 the estate OF the late Noh Webster de-
cees-l. Sc. &c.
Asupyemsltaiy Catalogue embracing additional invoices
S b. Issued or ti rs moY.nE OF sale. Invoices to BE-
serted IN - should be received 6y the 2Dth Of August. which
TINE 1t Will De put - press.
AT PRIVATE. SALE.
IS volumes OF t Newly OK Price Current and Shipping
List, from lS2e = lstl, inclusive. folio bound.
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N The following works for sale at III. Office Of the
NewYo Tribune, Nassau-strset opposite the City Hail.
the City of NewTok. 4 liberal discount from the retail
prices made r-rsous who purchase TO sell again
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay vols. Of upwards Of
llG0 pages, and engrarngs 81 90
American Laborsr, vol. octave 90
81 50 per ioa copies or ood copies for 20 90
copies for 20 90
Travels in Oregon Rocky Mountains, Sc. by Farnham q
Eilsworths celebrated Report Agriculture Arts &C. Is
Lardner's Lectures on Astronomy y
Chemistry and Experiments IN Philosophy, by Griffith
Political ESSasmy, BY Atkinson with an ln;roduc
sarTsn. @9 LIZ f. Ct snTv Clay single copies a easso
copies for 81 or 100 copies fer cr..@..,........ 90
(ia-s Elements Of Philosophy. ............... 37i
Lectures on Geology, by Doctor Lye I'd edition q
Beauties of Wesley, being selections from his Works. lS;
Temperance Ansnacs for 1914 By the loo or by the leeo
Farmers
Peter Simple, by Marryatt ............ -
Jacob Faithful, hy AlarLya'.. 2
full account Of the Souers Ai-..ny with Diagrams,
sc, and all the Documents ;......., l2i
Family Magazine, To be completed in i6 Numbers each
O'Connells Memoir ireland, with Portrait. 25
Mr. Claws Speech retiring from the u. s. Senate and
at Lexington, ky.-Pamph-t. ....... Ct
Peadngs and Argument IN the Of y. Fsnsm0re
Cooper vs. Horace Greeley and Thomas Mct.lrath,
with running Commentaries on the Law Of Libel. ct
Lecture on Magnetism aid Astronomy, By Richard
Speeches o! Hon. r. f. Marshall on Alcohol and In
temperance and Fashionable Wine Drinking ....;.. CT
riders be accompanied By the cash! aud addressed
to GREELEY * NiCELRATH, New York.
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NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE.
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Orthe Lars Of the formation Of National Wealth,
Developed by means of the Christian Law Of Government
being the substance Of delivered to the Hanh-loom
Weayers' Commission
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
WITH Az lSrRoDUcTIoy Treating Of he present state Of
the Science Of Pcli,:cci Economy and the adaptation
Of It's Principles 10 the Condition Of Country
Gndhe npbtaldins Of lis Prosperity.
BY Horace GREELEY.
The work Of A1r. ArE;ssos is of the insuuc
tive AMI admirable that has Yet appeared the important
and diiicuit subject Of Political Economy-dicult not so
much Its the nature laws in the ap.
plicaton Of those laws 20 the ssmila complicated vary
ng circumstances OF different nations and periods The
laws ednced by Mr. Atkinson just clear, vital
and yet strangely overlooked by those who aoga,e
themselves the title Of the Political Economist; in day
and who resolve all Political Economic Science into doing
nohing-of whose universe Solnus is Ciod-and who ele
vate the maxim of The counter. Buy where yo cheapest
the summit OF aJtainabe wisdom ard statezmansp in
their eyes the cheapest possible FroIEctoncon being the
rne.ring standards the great end OF human effort and he
who Is outstrpPad in the headlong is doomed 70 min
ad By the law strife and depressing
competition which they blaplrmously represent the
der Of Providence These the views put tG by tha
Political Economists enthroned Colleges and Ssnates
as liberal and gteed at least these the inevitable
results from those views. 1t needed that the spacious
iace put forth BY these teachers should scrtaEsd and
confued ard this has Keen mastery manner by
ilr Atkinson As elementry treatise on Political Econ
orlyas reutaon OF doctrines of Free Trade tho.
rs-noiu equa! his ror, has e.s alp-ared either
side Of the idn!:c To the friends of American Industry
therefore aE1 70 al VINO regard tue trade te S1 OF
ence Of the H orkIng an a. MS Property his means o i've
hFoo the possession of which Government Dornh 10
rs aud sustain him precisely as il does the rossessor OF
other ProTerty-a is, until and une9s some oyeTuiing
public nece5sl! M 81 '.lnsL pSY'li
rary coGfset0 all who would eve sashlty i-filanehcS
activity and prosperity the Industrial Interests Of The
Country .ye heartily commend this work, trusting that they
II; ;5 ne IN secure for il a wide and .eaeral perusa
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Nsw-York. Aug. .. 1913. aulI eodtsIi


CoN' L-S ii.NCE AM bSo-'c-'I
CAHfUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PR.E
lCNIUM KITCHEN RANGES-Ths subscrtb ln.',es
the public call nix Rang Establishueaf, III Fntou
street his Of Ranges, varying IA
prices from S2 So Thre RatSel so constructed as
b. used with any kind OF fae and WA; the Ordinary AtchsH
Utensils The ai ready for nataS, 9nd without
hindrnce 10 necessary cooking operations They
a certain cure for smoky chinneys; and also allow AL the
eiu;ia from the COOKING the chimney Que Of
the soues ev Geaces that these Ranges superior
others IS thai less tau tIT TersOns Iangn.
o the pl,eat rgnt Of TIN proprietor whom The PUBLIC
are cutoned suits have been instituted ;hrm for
Infringement These Ranges wananre give entire sat
jsfaction IN every cas-. SAMUEL PIERCE,
wa Itaiseot Sole eInvento and Pfopeor liz Fuison-5
METALLIC PENS--Bv receut improvements
vi e,npering the Steel and o;t.r parts process
pens, haze been cuab!ed to zd seyr
and our iis enor1c nens suitable r ind o
from the delicate itan the broad ronnd
texr Of ledger heading want of exibity. uBiyefsL
complaint against Steel Pens early erod of their
acture and alleged s against mlde tIs day
do hesitate say Pens entirely sTela.t tFoc!
aud the assertion will b. oua bone nn bs Ies,uonia
from ths c0rnpetea, judges Some OF The hfs "HE
s CITY have adopted them M preference 10 ".
au and neu acolectsd thar IN ornamental WTiis
Il sometimes n.cessary ra II sn2e dsSa Ia. from
6 To an Of an inch width, this silent trihte 70 Their t1
celIauce becomes the highest compliment thar b oeu
Our Pens ar. ctt up the Heates style cards aad IL 9D1
es and sold bv The siaroners csnrratly & r.
Dealers supnIied BIZ gents, j. E. BARNETT q ~
s7 Broadwav between CouFtiaadt and Libertg-sts
auis 3tIs- t-C NhiGdl' > - - -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w cry WAREHOUSE. FRANCES Informs The me
Mercantile pubic aud aEy strangers, that hey S
ra aud we'll selected assortment of STATIONERY At ia,
low prices. Persons visiting tl CITY 10 pnfci.
Sraoory Or Blank Baos would Considerable by c,
inS subscriber before esstsr as .f{ Il i,. M
CIV Bink Books and Blank Work of every tes cTIpton'
Ruling B,nal4g rsca.ei short aotice s[fe Eel f 5s
Gaiiis lux Seaiirg Wax Waess, Letter and lap a 20
are and choice assurrm-n Of nstad among
which are splendid specimens Of Enlish Cut I.a
Travelling and Pocket Iaslaus also te tea f-ias.i
Inkstand wholesale and retail. l.. FEtASCIS;
aus lms f6 Maiden Lane and LtDeA'S a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AMI
-APERPETUAL FAIR-P. T. Baruru manager.
~. Now OPENED 70 the public SPLENDID SALOON
tons, &c making
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

viii "a. lap9nng Man wants employment any thing whict
so'G hn an honest subsistence. He Is used work
- eaa take hold heartily Apply Ckarchst aus 2w
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 18Th INST, by Rev J. w cLane MT
Albert O. Hsnford Merchant, 10 Miss Msrr A. Chester
daughter of E. W. Chester, Esq. all of this civ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
IRELAND! IRELAND.
SECOND EDITION.
A MEMOIR ON IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAAo''
By DANIEL O'CoSSELL, NJ. ?.
ITith Likeness of .hs .4Hthor. Price Is Cents.

This is most extraordinary book, and Will douotesp pro
duce most profound impression. We talk not OF w!la hy
b. called the -ldu: PuJc the masses IN Ieianu'
for horn, no doubt cheaper edition will Be prepared WIN
view 10 genera! circulation The impression speak o IS
that which be fe!: - Ststesnehy Sif Robert ee ny
Lord John Russell By NJ Gii-ot and H IiierS. hat iHe
volume Ill have firoceau and American clrcu!aou
MAY be taken, conzdeIiri tie tuo: and the subject as
b. printed in English Paris and al Brussels AID IN i"anth
there viii be trausiaon leIheFs too, unto Fench e
doub; that German versions VIII aTF-i IN b=llI
Dresden agd Munich: for the King o! B1yaria, though
L-itmist is thorough Catholic IL viii pass the Alps TOO
and the English in Italy VIII have IN. Satisfaction o read
iag O'CouGeiis history Of Ireland IL choc- ltaiiin !"
should rot be surprised tie EmPeor0 Russia w9nid com
there have been hor more perseyering and more
bloody prosecutors ofte Catholic Church than he has ben
circulation Ameflca Hecq not SPEAK ie.S vi.
he editions twenty weeks and 20 doubt ie 'ie
cans " Ill speedily read the work in Spanish
This then hook universal IL wil; H. read BY ali nei
and III all literary languages the couise OF t'yeYe Hont'
Dublin Post
"O'CoSSELL's MEMOIR or IE:1.s.p.Ihe most import
OF the week the OF the hrst Amer ah
edition OF this work and II price which bnEs II within thr
reach of every o wishes ~ be possession o suc sh
invaluable work. The rmof Greeley lcr!ral by 'Tnon
has bel brought eev- TIE lasting gratitude OF tue
Irish citizens Republic only iot the prohpheGs
with which they work bur also for t- cr-
itabls manner Of execution. WHIT shman will bs With
out copy when il he procured Tor . cent, y
N. Y. IRISH Volunteer.
- The Third Edition Of the Tird No. IS printed
and c.ders ioc all tie beck Nos. can be suPr''ed
For sale al he Office Of The Tribune l6a Nassau; aad bg
John Doye Broadway and bY 'e Booksellers generally
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
Passtnners arriYad
CleaTeG,

Ship Liverpool t,ldridre Liverpool, Woodruff Min
Rhone, Johnson, Havre Fox Livingston; Mexican
Gedden, New Castle. Me. NesGitl Leeds & Co. Jessore'
lIeacom, Singapore, Davis, Brooks X Go.
Bark sadore, Springer, Portland, Me: F g Thurston
Br hr,g Leone Lisarde s. Johns, NF F "ionst O co
Ava Chase Norfolk Va. N,smith. Leeds Co Denmark,
Mercer Bath, Ne. dc Othvlo, Ryan, Richmond, Va J
Ewe S Co Mazeppa, Colson, Gonaives, Badger & Peck
Bremen brig President iiurng Bremen g schoernaker
Schr United States Moore Bermuda, w A Davenport
Coriane Johnson Bahamas, Ba!en s Go; Ere Matthews
Cape Hay;ien, W Lewis Tnscarala, Smack Richmond
Va. Allyn * Paxson.
Br Brig sarrana Parcey, - days from St Johns Ne IN
ballast, TO @ T Laurie.
Swedish brig syea Nessen SO days from Gottenburg,
with ron to order Juy o lat 49, 30 long 81 spoke ship
Schiller from Bremen for Baltimore with 4 passengers
22d lat So, long ls, ship soldan from Liverpool for BoS-
schr c w Smith, Chambers, 4 days from York River,
with wood to master.
schr Copper, Bugbee days from James River, with wood
Schr Pacific Smith, II days from Baracoa with tobacco,
&c. 10 iymar * Co. Sailed III co. with schr Atlantic,
N,ckersoa, for New York. Left American vessels IN
port
Schr Caroline Hunter stoakley Cherystone to Ha-
vens & Go.
Schr Doane Williams, Virginia.
Schr John Clark Collins, Philadelphia.
Schr s. Rockwell, Virginia.
Schr Helen, Collins, Phad-lphia, with coal
Below,
bark, and brig with signals sci. Wind NV
Sailed,
Ship Arabella, Portsmouth; Brigs Mohawk Antigua
Black Aawk Rio Grande Alfred Hammond, 81 Thomas,
and several others.
Spoken,
By brig l. Baldwin 9th inst, % miles Sc Of Savannah
brig Citizen, days from New York, Tor 81 Mafy', Geo.
Disasters.
SHIP MEMPHIS Aug. s.-We all got ready yesterday,
with cables and anchors, and shall commence to heave
on to-day high water and all things appear in good
position that inclined TO the opinion that the diff
Guilty of getting her of will not be extreme The wind for
the first time d.ys 10 to the South aud West,
aud the sea is falling Th5Fe has been some caelesness
with the property, hu: am doing all in my power TO pre-
serve, in all respec.s, the whole.
The British brig Orient, from 81. Andrews Nd, bound to
the West Indies with cargo OF lumber was lost on the
Seal Islands on the 29th ult.
ST. JOINS, n F. July 2oThe bark Minstrel, Wright,
master from Quebec, with cargo Of lumber and deals,
in thick rog on the morning Of Wednesday last The
30 may probably be saved The and arrived
here on Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales to-day moderate extent, with prices
firm aud tendency advance New York State ves Tor
1858 improved per cent; illinois special Indiana ster-
road d Long Island Railroad fell off l.
We advance quotations for sterling bills to g. per
cent premium. There has been far business for the
and the supply large as TO press upon The
market.
A moderate business has been transacted in Bills Paris
i4c bulk 5f 20 but sellers firm in demanding 81 25
and some sales were made that Amsterdam quote
500 a 393; HemJur. 3i5 35 Bremen 77i ~
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n, To LET-Two rooms with fire places plea
;G <any situated il. Franklin street. Hudson. Ap
10, ulY at lG9 franklin sirsst. aulf 8,
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C1Sclvv,rr, Aug. lORiver receipts-29o bales hemp,
25 packages goods 2o7 packages merchandise, 80 bdis
hides SO SACKS barley 10 dozen buckets 20 kegs nails
boxes tobacco 40 boxes oranges aud lemons 20 half chests
tea II cases indigo, Of cassia bbls cloves.
Canal Receip;sl52 b5ls Eour, 1850 bushels corn 700
lbs leather.
Flour sold a, So e. inspected
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

T. Cheapest Carpet Establishment In
the United States. SO. % Bowery.-ANDERSON
DOBBS offer their whole stock Of splendid pat
terms OF superior English Three Ply double sPefine and fine
Ingram and Venetian CaroctiL, Hrarh Rugs. Window
Shades &c. all of which having been purchased at lm
prices for Cash Will be sold u per cent. lower than any oter
establishment in this city.
Superior ThTee-Ply Carpeting. 8s per yard
Double Super:ne Ingram Carpeling is
Fine ingram arpetlnS .-....'lS. q
Common Ingram CarIeilnE =. !, =; 3D.
Transparent Window Shades from 81 10 Sio a par
Floor Oil Cloths, any width. Is. per yard
ANDERSON * D9BBS, No % Bowery
.nIG o,vis. The first Store above IIescr-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

Lhas FOR SALE, or to exchange for other pro-
:;g Verty, five ren-pn Alleys, Lease Bar-Stotk and tx
s.-sss~ lures No 80 BIoaI-St. aus 2ms-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

choic- selection Of Silk and Satin scar Cravas Hand.
kerches Cloves Sgspend=s, Hosiery, Under Vests Draw
efs, Muslin Shirts Collars, &C., prices which must Offer
inducements urcla,ers. ivl5
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Proclamation 80 the Ladies.
viii Shakespeare says It's vsry SILLY
To Cild bright gold or PANT The lily;
Bnt Science the firm friend Of Beauty,
l. everlastiugly on duty
Not only tinhcriic and repairing
Charms that are somewhat worse ioG wearing,
But Cupid with fresh arrows arnirg
b. addin. chlrns 10 the charming.
One of his triHmI OF Invention,
For which the SER deserves pansion,l
Thus 10 the fair of every nation
He publishes by proctan7ton:
To all the heavenly gifted sex,
Whom blocles eruptouS
Or or saliowaess perrlex
With perfect confidence say
just try GOursui's Eaa DE- Beaut..
You who would bloom AID freshness win
Nrili find is hue, though dark sI,
Vanish a uisht msts iite day
Before Gouaud's Eau de Beaute
J'seit-the rosy hneS th4t dwell
On the smooth lip of oceans she'll
Are l.o' more beautiful. ma belle
Than those thar o'-r thy cheek shsi stray,
Bathcd in GouTaud's Eau Ae Beau;e.'
To be had ouly 67 WaiheI-st door iom BEoadway-s
j,.-ti.
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| GRoTON WATER-Robinson, III Fulton.
- street furnishes and pats AL the necessary fixtures Tor
he OF the CTOon the substantial manner aud an
de lowest wicss Hydnnn of Pine Red Cedar aud Cast
Iron OF has own construction, prices from S5 war
/ amted not % iLeezA in The collest weather. In.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

FLOUR AND MEAL-Wesrern Flour is very dull to-
DAY. Genesee only commands s7l .and Michigan aud
Ohio can scarcely be quoted IS. 400 bbls Troy
sold at ST. Nothing doing in Southern. Rye Flour and
Corn meal remain as last noticed
.GRAlNOld Wheat remains very dull About 10 600 bus.
Southern have changed hands within three days
90 9s No sales of Rye Barley. Oats are ..
2S for Northern Corn tends upwards; 2C0O bushels
heated New Orleans sold SO cents weight, and l60O
Northern So measure.
PROvlSIONS--O Ohio Pork remains steady, with sales
"f7oO bbs Mess at II 25 II 314 and 1000 Prime 8li
81 Beef very quiet Nothing done in Lard or Smoked
but Rurer is innCtiyc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

~ THE Subscribers are now prepared TO SET
.tees and je.ffr az low + q ~ lover Than any sr
s0o each lse; do som s. $50 each All watches
keep good The money TrtunIed. Watches,
Clocks Musical Boxes repaired aud warranted lower
than any other houg IN the city Second hand Watches
Old Gold sDd Silver taken exchange bought for cash.
THOMSON S FISHER, importers Of Watches and Jew
ely wholesale aId retail, No. 33i Broadway, NewYot
AMOS r THOMPSON,
suig mi5 RICHARD FISHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

IA WANTED TO HIRE, by a small, respecta-
I'D bic family, Room with closets pantry a,achedi
;4l and TWO Bedrooms. Location below Cars and
GiCeGestree Any respectable family having more soors
than caIfed vii! find IL the advertiser acceptable tenant
Rent vii! be paid monthly if desired Address Citizsn, al
tiis Office aul5 zte
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.. WarrSn, Aucrloneer

. III u. I i No ANU NIANJt ACTURERS
WILLIAM lYALL respectfully Informs his friends
nd the pe bic that his Auction and Commission Stnrp
open fer the Git,on oi and F9;esn Goods either
large show windows and the lsht also admitted from, tb
and pap. OF the bs ex,ibrnS paint
furniture, lamps, plated china fancy goods nj
knd and the situation IS nor exceeded by any other store
~ Si ~ ~, ~ m Il; sn =, ~ .li ana ana others thar
pH;it them al this store TIE commission VIII be merair
y. B. F,sIIEs OTHERS that have Furniture or Good.
70 dispose Of lem so. the their ne
spectiye residence,
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Markets-C Carefully Co,1tcied for The Tribune.
TrespAy, August l5
AsIiES-Pots 20 off steadily at BIZ, which go bbls
have been disposed Of 80 bbls Pearls taken at 81
COTTON-There has been fair business done the past
dayssay l50o bales very full prices. The advance
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

WANTED-A resident French Assistant; also Classical
Teacher ability and experience Apply above any ne
during this y.Citn. suli .S2g
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- Wire Window Shades-lIanuf

~ walter Forward and a. w. Marks.
svorneVs at Law taffShrrgH- "a ma 6rns|
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e Boarding School.Irv1ns Institute,
J-,rTvtoygrr y. Y.-trircala.s rs Bowerv. z
iy22 4mis WI. P LYON. = H. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

hINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce 81
" The subscribers inform their friends and the public thas
tey have hand the Shades b.
found IN store IN the country and selling very
uccd p.lces shades OF pattern size painted order
Signs Banners aud Interior Decorations in syle not 10
br surpassed by any othereStabshmeG
aus mis BARTOL s DE MAUNY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

Il 1-U!F w '!t sIIe" "llGH must tOnIeb1 Il 70
those requiring articles of immediate use is the addition TO
ments, consisting of Surtout Frdc!s, Dress Coats Psnta
loons V2sis, Once Goats Travelling Fiocks. Dressing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

+ EFT HER RESIDCNCE-On Monday the
IL iith p VI. 10 go few blocks erran5 Young
woman 20 years of since which nohir s besn heard
a-ned She when she ei pu pie lfe black hat,
black scarf ae g shoes. Any information respecting her
vii m r-wanIed By calling SO Chri.tie.st alf II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL, Crosby
VI street.-JAEfES y b!oELLEG0TT Principal OF the
Male Department Mis-. NARY Ann WHEATON,, Pin-
ciya O: Inc Female Department.
The present annual vacation Monday Au9ust
2gt when the exercises OF the School will be resumed
cLcimsances highly aaspccu5 Changes have en recently
effected 10th tie character and Of Instruction. by
~c the standard OF aftaiumenr, we'll Classics
tngish will he Elevated grade surpassed by that
adopted other Schools Of admitted superiority To parents
therefore, who desire FOR elL Lchilden eoli thorough e.n-
catoo this institution Offers very superior aGvan,ges
Circulars embracing ai thar particular. b ld
pic;tGn any her OF the schoo! Committee, TO either
of the Principals.
a. b. RICH, Chairmaa Of the school Committee
u NcDougalstf-et.
vn- suII poirS II,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

! JXTM. Z. JENNINGS ~ co Diapers aud Tail
w ors23I Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the Foun
solicit aticncn assortment OF seasonabIe goods
including Cloths. Cas5rneres, VestinGs, Sc, all The
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

y,REsBYTERY AND NOT PRELACY.-
The Scripturs and Primitive Poty. proved from the
tsrones OF the Fafrr, the Schoomel, SC. Also The An
.;niry of p.eshyrerv lud.g .ou1t Of t- Ancient
iders sud Of 81 Parc b. Thomas Smith author Of Lee
tnre, on The ApostG.:cat SUI. es.ion &c vol Gro.
FrfI ESfAS ASTICAI REFUBLICANISf:@ Or the Re-
nnbcanism Li.sr7ity, aa C7rholicy Of Prebyterv in
ront-ast with P,eiecy and Por-y. b. Thomas Smyt.
soi. 2tno. III sii !, nv r, ,-r,r,-.>n
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per cent. value.
Amer Gold, old. loo 1901 casolus Dolls 81 90 a
do do new. 100 1901 Five Francs 93ia 9$I
Half Dollars. par a Doubloors l6 IS al6 20
Portuguese Gold leo l00 do Patriot. Is 60 ais 20
Spanish Dollars. .i03ia l04 sovereigns =. So 81
do Quarters. 9S a 100 do light. ! 81 a 81
Mexican Dollars .l003a 1907 Heavy Guineas. 5 GO
do Quarters. 95 a 100 Napoleons. =. 53 a 81
The stockholders of the Long Island Railroad have been
notified that al shares which instalments have hcen
paid viii be sold at the Stock Exchange the lith Of
September.
The New Hope and Delaware Bridge Company having
resumed specie payments again, Bcknells Reporter
taat redeemed in Philadelphia at per cent dis
r1unt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

I OSr-Iwo Promissory Notes. dated llrh of
- l$i3 payable l2 and 5 for One I InoTsana u.s. Dot
dorsel Any person returning .e notes me NO. li6
Broldway, viii be fairy rewarded for their trouble.
aulG ~ GERRIO c. SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

Under that the system Of small profits AMI
quick returns which has ELECTED liberal patronage will
be continued whilst such will enable
! o I'll all orders in future with promptnes5.
! = :. L. =.