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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

uOBOklN. increased attraclions.-Frer In.
srumental Concerts, the Pavilion Of the Elysiau
Fields every afternoon. a superb Brass Band will be
tendance the lawn in front of the Pavilion and perform
ety OF and popular airs oyerure marches &c sc.
Th; additional novelty the Ear famed beauty Of It's
cry cannot fail increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
this very !avoute resort.
IRE ferry boats py Hoboken from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher streets. Fare only Ct cents au7 is
r EMON SUGAR.-M. GAYLORD has re.
moved from 16 Nassau street to ll2 B:oadway Exres.
Buildings where he will be- happy wait on his numerous
customers AMI prepared furnish any quantity Of the Lee
Sugar Country Merchants who wish 10 avail them
,,,l,h, h.vsr,ca
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

- Gentlemen's Hats, OF the pattern for Autumn
1913, will bs sold at SPENCERS Hat Ware Rooms No. 81
Chambersseet from this date August 26h inclusive. a262yv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Hon. T. Frelnghuysen, LID, Rev 4 White D. p n
rev W. ~ R.v 7 NJ Forbes au25 2t<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

JX7ANTED-By English woman, sltualloa
w cook, do washing and Ironing Apply at III LIN
nStai
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26


,AprLrHI. August 2l-There appears 10 be NO dis
position 10 push up prices the part of factors nthe Flour
market but it conisues firmly held per Dol for fresh
soaad At this there will no donht be some shipments
~ a's TO England has been already Good Whrat steady
= - per hushel fiat Yellow Corn SO cents l'er bushel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

. F. LEE, formerly OF the tlrm OF LORD a. Lees,
d. Lee & Babcock SC. and U. B. BREWSTER, under
III, firm Of LEE & BREWSTER, have established at ll3
PEARL STREET Hanover SquaIe,) New-Yofk a ware
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate,
orsan having claims against Andrew Connoly late OF the
TO s Ss Office s o Rotea Tt.a
Johnston No 81 Courrlands or Patrick Dolan, corner OF
Elm and Waker.strtes in the City of NrwYoTk on 81 be-
n ths twentv.syth day Of February next Dated New
Vork ths 23d day O! August i8i3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

o Walter Forward and A. w. ii nriSs,
Artnrp,yr at Law fs...tnrph Pa ms 6mis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

s,-, SALE OR LEASE--A WATER POWER
tt.:G AND FACTORY-AppiicabIe to most manniactar
2in ing purposes, (wi'h without some machinery ioi los
ersrctg the oua IN tir vicinity Of New York @ WIN easy
oucishng village in healthy and beautiful part OF Long
sIsn Aouly 10 Nassau street room3 first fo0r rs
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM. y
OH. or TANNEN, ~.
or. Leather He 81 Orer.
a NGw cHrMIcAL piscoyEKs

"a Nkw CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, shai skins and
- hi,lss are converted into. leather by
the IL ra,nln extracted from certain
'bafks. &cs4
] When The force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out, leather ecomes;dead,
hard, DRY, battle, cracked. covered witlra
crust, &ss This all know. 10 .resldrc
than life,sofiness,> moisiness, strength,
smoothness. and remove sliscnst, ny, CT
blis,er--resiore tile tannin. his sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the ,wh,le sistaesenf it.
are il, This ar,lcle. tire 0fIU or IAN MIN
which pene;rates the stifl'estand hard,
est leather, If il has been twenty years in
use; and ifit tears easily with the ringers,
il imparts at once sireng.l, that j. utter.
ly incredible until seem. II becomes HE
nep leather, in all respects, with a u.
lighifui soiiness: and polish. and,maacs ill
leather completely anil perfectly iaTer.i
Gus TO water particularly boots, shoes.
carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks. aaa
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
splendid polish, even higher thaa acw
leather has. and at least Doubling It, we"rr
and durability, in whatever maHaor ina
Heather is used. 'shese are facts.
1hose,wh" will may wear old shnrs,
groan with corns, ride with old carriase-
/ tops--have old harness. and throw thm
away half used-look filthy themselves
cad. all. about them-expend dad'ls what
Is necessary for articles af leather, 10 their
hearts content. il their prejudiees ale so
strong thew will not try new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
sE- None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Comsteck & Co.
| fCg FoI sale '.ishou ugh N C.,:hyD.
Heart; in Oxford, by George r. Tay'"r; m
Green thorough, By j. X Sloan-oaly agents.
| February % Ga
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Death Of Commodore HuH.-The IIe-
re- of the Constitution Frigate is no more!
Commodore Hull died al his residence
in The city Of Philadelphia, on Monday,
18th instant, at twenty minutes past five
O'clock. aged six,y-eight years.
Commodore Hull received an appoint:
ment as Lieutenant in the Navy OF the
United States in the year 1893, having
been in The service ofhis country fosty-five
years. -
In the words ofo Of his physicians,
/" in his last moments he was tEae to his
character-calm, collected, and cheerful,
fully preparedte make tina, change which
will bring him to his God.
=. Nat. Mtsi
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.4analgamation. The bill which was
pending h'r some lime IN he Massaehn'
sets Legislature. to repeslthe Law against
between the white and
black races. has recently passed both
branches uf thai bndy. In the house the
vo'e stood, yeas ls2. nays ZIG, absent
50.
Fran The FLOWING. which We end in
the New York Cuurle,, il will be seen
tha, the colored ladies' "f Mass achusens
do not regard the suffice. in 50 favorable
light, aud have been anticipating rather
fearful results: 81
"The white lady aboli,ianists o! Mas
sach.erts. who are so DESTROYS Of obtain
ing the privilege If in,ermarrying win
negroes, arc no, going to have things all
in lhier own way in tia Ss,e--.not by any
means. The sssaes have made up then
minds TO have something To say IN the
business themselves. and ley are q"''t
right. MI. Gibbons, Of Boston, recent
~ presented petition To the Legislature
signed BY El,z, Bliss and twenty ot'e'
colored dimsels aud ma;rons. pfay'ns
ths, The Legislature will no: repeal The IN
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A select commit, e uf The Legislature
OF New York has reppr,edSsa. favor OF alp
proprising $4,000 fnr The pnrrha'e oil
a number of.lhe celebrated engrsvings oil
the Pathology Of Drunkenness. 10 be pos
Ted up in sailing vessels Of all kinds.
whether in sea, lake. or river, IN order to
coun,erac. the temptation Of ia'emrsr.
ance.
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- Special mission 10 giuad.-l'seems
now pretty swell settled, says the Ph'la-
tielphia Mercury. that special miss %"
will be sent 10 Great Britain 10 settle sub
iec,s OF Importance, among which the Ofe
gon qne.nrn ,s the most prominent. Mr.
Webster is mentioned as most likely TO
receive The appointment.
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A committee Of The Massachusetts H..
of Il. haze reported in Iaser "f reducing
the salary Of The Govern VI from 1906 to
$4,000. OF tie Ch'et Jnsnre 81 the SUI
preme Conri from $500 10 $1,000; Also.
ciate justices from $4,000 10 $4,000. &c.
&c. The aggregate reduction proposed
is about $40. 600.
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There was tremendous fire a, Port
au Prince. the capit.l of ilsyt or 81 Do-
mingo. on the Oh ul,. IL squares IN The
business part of The town were buf"t;
estimated loss of property, $i,00o'ooo'
principally sustained by European e"m
merctal houses.
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IS hmatloa 8 o. a. fasaltasasa % H.
,g5sF - azrilFa j. the prsaiirs.s,rsF
Tie scsolasiaa - aAsa aa.p.s5-
ysAs II. nays q. /.
t. boss passsd I - sgeeiai hnler
q IT, GAs. al ieok -. IL soa..el,,re u
- sStsar.llie al slzsetosore rspnrsesl il
Ms.-Afsbid. : u ncsare ifsatusapenss-
90 4 - menihsvs u Lis Senale. meuss
tsfs 81 &C Hsuse u ReposxhlAtires 81
- Omitted slzles. I'D aks ss4egales 81
il'e isJriioEies, and repealing MI laxs g
- subject"
!. sAlsrr. s0nse Relate. lie bur II sEwee
arriving. Il ulslfhai ase dslals - ii
s.ssse. he rssn.nissee proceeded 10 vote ~
ihe s1sspaheifss Before getting through
= = 81 Ersl stefinn X tile bin, lie cons
- ross, nd sie house adjourned.
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10Hl0 trials. - II suceessi-l.
1osooV prose VALLEYS siA.I- .
cal. PAIN EXTRACTOR ipesi:iAable.
n cot ems cures 1niekersbut gives ~ II.
diligfnaI pain. nus lsases.a sear. Iir.is
positively Nndsged lssin.lrss.s fsl0 10
beeDsoAsrsds - months loany- rossoare-
lanihg in enply lox. and saying ikas.alI~
sgony Oh ahnoinlirg J. nol rxssclsd n .
lsw .aainsles. yel nos.ofsc frein .ll.QHEsnas :
oflria:s relics Ell imed The .boas.s. ~
rsnls snxicds 10 guari@gais.a general ".
iarfes and fase mosey, ,iine. iaprtare and
lils.sand prevent lhejr offspring from he-.
.iag disignsd 81 lalFns. 90 ZEN smasE
exspusiules. liiepasssssins the.ensiahle
power l0replace, the reilniaF wvans~le-
slroycd.) can "a 50 4 ob.aihing This ip,t
imiiablesalse.. Many deep i lAsksk cases
IN The .clIsAcan. De seep.. and tene eplire
face burnt over and sounded three dis
linet times ii lie same spQl while lfsl-
ing. yetin no case ran Be Traced The sssl
scicatriee or marx! For all kinds ofhurls.
il RAPID. soothing ELECTS. are allie im-'
pnrianl: even sore eyes, All infsmmaiionss
and broken breasts would II. unkna,@n.
II lie .iaileeand nursery. for clearing ihe
srkinlof pimples. removing cllale. &C., will
find il indispensable. Onre using only
viii hrerel establish for The 50. ereign'
hea-All qnalisy. After. llzis notice, hesds
NJ Iauaiirs allowing mrlre~ lfor,mnn,hs.
and uiiimarly distorted icaiures. car, ner.
YER wipe away reproach. Justly uttered by
i disabled clliid, for neglrc.ing ic,riumph
over FIRE. q
"FaGfrrd accnfdiae "a aelnf CpngSss. A.
I'D 1871, bysConsia,k S c., ,in.ihe. cletk = or
fec 81 the ljis,,ist cdusl df the sunfssds States
Ilar tae eeolhern Dlssricl u New York."
/ t-P Fus sale II TIiIishorn.ph. II. C.,A.ytn.
Heart; 10 OHnrd. BY george y. Taylor; IN
Grecps borough.hs ! y &C. Sloan only are ~.
February iis e.
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Notice.

:Ts A motion will be made hef"re tie
Jn>uce vi the Pace a, HE February term
Of the Cou,t ri Please and sGaatset SEES.
sions, ior builhog u new C"ar House;
il is hoped, ,herefnre, that there will be
a t0a bench Of Justices present. Y
fsbrus,ys, CO.
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p .4E4AA 4 tt fuuHi va Wv
~ yAT about o'ctu,k brets SnTrei
g.Nzss.sssa HORSE. with b'aza lace, about
ten years old, shot before aud ""' behind. one
h,nd toor White. mol fecod"eted which, aud
the hair rubbed Of MS hams by wnrk. A sus.
picious pcrsonage, calling nlu.selI J"ho own,
and SAID he was ra'sei twe'Va miles below
n t,emh, is believed TO he the thief. He was
in trwn Oh Tuesday, aud after purchasing
bfIdle, left about :he tine the horse Is ,up
posed Ia have been taken. SAID Brown rs
about SIX feet higa, spare made. with sal.
low complexion. dark Eyes aud vs. very t"nd
III talking: had on b!ne Goth coat with a
n1rrow tail, striped vest, blue mixei pania-
,nns, a very nar,ow-h uaed fur hat, alb 'ut ha 4
worn, and new pair at s"es. >ny'iat"'ma
Ii ~ which will had to ,ae recovery OF the
nurse, will be thankfully received; o" libefa
reward will be givea,ip- his delivery TO ne.
HANNAH &EASnY rnoA.PsoN.
| February %. e3''
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&WftI - seka - Ih9sseag - - 60
~ 81 ktasrh $50. u aAr sesaSemse "A IL.
chnsise r. re. asn sasaes eaFsh Il EIstasb@r
So \. - 80 fers@aal - pesay Fl y fluR 7.
Is aan dvrd saas8sssae 81 =.
sfx kead ~ Horsrs. nd six rsir Il ceer
10 rnaa Wsgrn. flarte or faur Gees.
Igansskasd shd kisrhen Farnisna.
inarshek uilii - Farming Iio0ss. md -
nv oiher aHiries.
TAs aA~ss rfppsssy siss - ; ~ - rssf@
II fweass anaagAs. ake PnrrhssrF K.sias bcnS
- j srpseFeA - 80
WHiIAM PAUL. 69m'r
Ffhsasv-sI- g
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

The Covenants Council met ON Thurs
day the 9lh INST. anil continued IN SEES
sion until Saturday. The following mem
bers were present. viz: Thomas N. Ca
meIon. Owen Holmes, Henry Fits and
Henry w. Conner.
The following gentlemen were appoint;
ell to constitute The .hi,esary and Internal
Improvement Boards, vfzs n
LlTERARysBoSRp. -
Charles Manly, Of Raleigh, "s''
David w. Stone. do.
John R. Donnell, Of Newben
= sISTERxAL IMPROVEMENT BOARD.
.Cadwallader Jones, sen. of Orange,
Edward d. Dudley, Of Wilmington.
Raleigh Register.
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"A Partisan Thief. Paris. on The
5th oil December, man passing by the
station Of The municipal guard, near The
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United States District Court
es' North S'ar0akEf2.

IN BANKRuP fCY:
- Notice TO show causcl ae ainst ti'r petition
of the fa'lomttg Petitioners Tor their disc' atsa
and cc,',f,ate as Ba ,kmpis al Newhern, on
Moauay the ? Hh DAY nj April next, va:
ORANGE COUNTY.
Green A. Mangum. Farmer,
John Bowlin, Farmer.
Samuel X. Woods.
Puuit ati"n ordered.
H.PoTTER. % j. s. q. NC.
January 81. g. lew
JUST RECEIVER AND FOR SALE
fresh aupply Of LARD.
AND TAIIOW.
WANTED, Flax Seed, Beeswax, and
Tallow.
MICKLE &, NORWOOD,
November 23. ST..
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Pr. Ls0r1lseg ana Slapsy.--lhe Dee
toF. was lias a., same nne ern AarssFink
in i'h4IIesspf and Sasann.h. has breaa.ks
"a he aslsssa eg tie slssr lasulu.ionss
Fllsis pkysiesi eoHsiili.n IL Lis opinion
IL sesk goisd. brtieEsllssn ll,-l II sl.r isee
I.bersss n e.ptfsfpapdiis slssses ID En-
ripe. ~ hsscsnei re- mel. ne says.
90 itsA say essss setsmoi,ag - she leass
.1eeses u,nsk qsalcd By slse ansl-tf,sery
ibarlsss.~ Upon 10 unosslur iaaellrc hal
relssiaes n lie aussllpns. Ne dues nos
sxpsfss . opaNns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

Msreht - Ifnaests. g ] eapn y 81
q sgstlsKE. 40 80 ritsa IS 500 81
iusea.slui.i, $50 - snesa h.rsr. H..
ssly ! w~@sa 2ustfS - wss ahrssp3h -
rrs~s. ana rask26 - =, al,s tA.sy. e..
alsiAims. kE. h..hsi@. ~ pos Aus-
bsnes - msn kr 10 hss.rassss. sns
" ysssna hwt - ~. he sss.s Tkes<
E~sses s.Akys4 - I. eRs-f. = 4 Ihs -.
@sa haelxd kssssl = allfetasg Il he
asGssvs. a flhyei<tss sear ssfsssd. ard.
Aaslps h~en lid. No srsn irss $40 ~
ess*f~d ~ ssu.es. .Fss~ ssless8x nss
ssle - -. sd - ss.m@sassr Il lie
ssii~n. My.hfk.-. ..Y<s. pss p~as
asmsn ~s herr s,i sos il asnsbtr 60
ssrssa !. Asssssss. Ia assa nanisd
man.~.~*
.rhass fspfrsosrsed n ie.k 81 it,
&orsa. - sts ah.d asaprrurs% md
saeAmsa = = asiaag his llas 80. issnd
sbal lie fsrse nd ssfIfaa ansprs ESQ
aloag ~ilh %. sSasiaa besa Elssdsr
ing her &c in und { - sSy ia 81 lie
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"a Tn lie Reeoadeg.
rRGunLE- AMONG THE. TERRA
- - BINS
4 dearsaf fasabll~ has risea, - tslJ.
aad-sAas'in shs ,nid.i u The Loci .,roaeAolds
.,Ts qpss,ioass ilI.ar;ag i msse kasvs d f,pl,
saa 10 ssppise .Ysrss' i ST Aavnan
: Tselsa -
10 hlssd ,isht broadly Iha Tpnagy'rlseh
bawp...s -. - s-sN
Eiss Eof THOSE ,aa@is. lie ] @sss have
sssasis, -
-. they ~l.h frem lie parry f.;sdd Tommy =
And .i.s maa we,'. TO d. H. i. nasaus q
TsoIs.
D. Tooleisa broth 81 4 boy. We oil know,
Hes The chap what I'll rHusDka 50 some time
40,
The ssa of.his wrath i mighty whirlpool,
Aad big ihias.she can swallow, can Masnu'
u. Tooiess
80 Tommy, / pilAec. be N iAs s'qui sise.r
| lsincsJswn ssa'mpscgoswithout asking youl
= semsl So
lid buy yse ! lee,. looted Tariisnr Mule,
Aad epiiop away from sirMagpus o srOole.
NIB. IN. IeT.ols II gnus oiympu,) IL II,
editof of the paper " Washington thai hal
8been 81 ueleai az tiast Loring lately ~ a.
/ nod nistaken.
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tFFnsrasaes -. T. PsstagR tksss3,
saIs : hntfqa fePFr, nj egau1st ebFR.
II farh fsse. ue4l9 malty assis numra.
- afasr -. psaaliaasFs Assesses "a sEm-
FAthx. aad dFspsssmg 4 Mssrsmoaasi -
ls~sss, sisa, sl'ss reanlsa msh. essa $50.
hreis = sl.BAs lhsir wtsss. HE lie 81
@arsied hs.sx sssmskia1 ananesmfaas
= obasin ~k..e .nss. = H. gfssa d -
" asd dlsesnlien af euAsss5 dsasri.. :
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Weekly Almanac.
Stop the Theft!
STOLEN from the 81

STOLEN from the st BILE
> OF The Subscribers, near liilisbo.
4 rough ga Tuesday n,.at last,
SsT about 8 o'ctms bre.n Snrrei
s.sss.g HORSE, with a blaze lace, about
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eN
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-21
~ EATH or MEpoRus' DREAm Poem, by the
J author of /" Ahasuerus", 1 VOL
just published, and ths day received, for sale by
aug IL y. TAYLOR.
TREAsuaY DErARrMENr,

July cus AV1"'
NOTICE 10 applicants for yssss0al If lost Certificates
Of Stock, or for payDas'u Of lost Treasury drqtis on
Treasury notes. From the imperfect form in which
applications frequently press n,ed at this Depart
mept for renewal OF certificates Of stock Of
Treasury drafts Treasury notes. lost destroyed,
il is deemed proper TO inform those whom II may con-
Germ that the Department expects every such appca-
lion to be accompanied by the following documents:
1. A statement, on oath affirmation, by the APP
pcani, showing the time, place, and all other cir-
cumstances attending the loss or destruction Of the
certificate draft or note, with lis letter, number, date,
amount the rate Of interest II bears The time TO which
interest, If any, has been paid in whore favor il was
issued when made payable; together with every
other particular relating TO II, within the knowledge
of the applicant.
:. An instrument in writing, to be signed by the
applicant with two sureties rectng the particulars
hefenbefore specified by which such applicant and
his sureties sha jointly and seversly agree pay to
any person who may establish valid claim the
frae, draft, note alleged to have been lost
destroyed, the full value thereof demand with n,e
rest until paid and also, to pay TO the United States
any sum which shall appear to have been enormously
paid to such claimant pursuant Ia the saii apPl'ca-
ton, with interest until paid. Such instrument ~ to
be executed in the presence of Judge District At
to1ney of the United States, Judge of Supreme
or Superior Court Of any State, by whom the sum
cheney Of the sureies in double the amount claimed,
must be certified
5. A copy Of public advertisement Of the loss OF
destruction of the certificate dram or note made by
the party in a newspaper published al or near the
place. of such loss destruction accompanied ny the
affidavit of the printer or publisher Of the same that
the said advertisement had been inserted in the said
F'rN' - j. c. SPENCER,
iuly II-6w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CHEAP BOOKS.

~ TAYLOR has OF hand large and valuable
collection Of Books 10 every branch OF Litera-
lure, Science, and Art Law Medicine and Surgery
ihsoiogy History Botany and Agriculture; Clas
sleai Literature aud Transations Poetry and the
Drama Geology and Minera'ogy Chemistry, Math-
enaucs, ana all other o. the Practical Sciences
whch lac oilers for sale at extreme low prlces-many
oil Them al cost some OF then at less than cost aud
IN every case at the lowest price at which the same
can be purchased 10 any of the Northern cities
Purchasers ordering from a distance may rely ON
finding this TO be the The advertiser purchases
little from the Northern booksellers hut chiefly the
trade sales, Wholesale aucioDs) where they lay in
Their supplies, and at the same prices with them. He
is able therefore, TO sell at small advance as
any bookseller any where in the United States, and
wiling TO do This is known TO all those who have
taken the trouble TO ascertain the fact.
Foreign editions he imports direct from London and
ParT buying them for cash in advance in those Cities
aud hey are not sold for lower prices any where Ill
the United States than in his establishment.
good collection of French books will be found
with the advertiser, TO which additions are constantly
made also few Of the best authors in the Spanish
Italian aud German languages, with the best books
oi instruction in each, while the subjects Of His
tory, Naval aud Military Science and Service, Geol-
ogy aud Mneralcgy, Currency, Finance and Legisla-
tion, and on Engineering, Architecture and MechaD-
cs IN all their various branches, good collections
are probably not for sale in the United States as those
which may be found at his store.
Orders from distance, it may be relied upon
VIII be promptly attended TO, and upon the same
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The admiral aud shark, by II. Phillips.
Love CO, ne'er survive esteem, by J. G. Andrews
False one breathe my last adieu by A. j. Morales.
II had but a thousand year, by ii. Russell.
The Indian girl, by q. Maehold.
Aud lang syne, with new arrangement Inv 8 N el,on
John Andersons game, by G.. J. Bennett
Loves chosen hours, by \. III. Brown.
Vespcr song at sea
The true heart OF woman, by A. Lee.
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The minstrel child for the guitar.
The vuIture of the Alps, by J. j. Hutchinson,
Our fathers hearth, quartet, by n A, Baldwin.
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La Mexicana valso, by w. V. Wallace.
Spanish souyer pr waltz, by r. A. Andrean.
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Les perles vaser, by w. v. Wallace
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The cognette, dance, by G. T.. Rudolph
Regatta gaIloppe, by j. Munck
Emmas gallopade, by III. Rohback
Grand arsterlItz march and quick step, by G.. WI
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Rochester fremens quick step, by w. C. Glynn.
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