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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auct,one.I
BY BELL & HOWARD
fSfy,ss No. " .4nn street aud ll5 Fulton ,D.,tl

TB BY BEL BE { h,o HMg&i'GHs@'
tsfy,s, No. 22 Ann street and ms Fulton ,n.,fl
TUESDAY
At 10 o'clock Ia the sale rooms.
Large aae elegant seasonabe fancy staple dry goods
cloths cassimeres vestings, drilngs hosiery gloves &c
ea and pledged articles. &c "'''''
Asoa quantity Of silver comprising silver table and
teaspoons mustard aud salt spoons tongs and silver
Ad%inis,aO.s effects Of gentleman dec.
SSo 2saf &c. Of a" administrator including his clothing s"e
Also aa invoice Si spspeaders gloves hosiery shirt collars
Also. valuable turning lathe
AtlO1 O'Clock in the sales room,
valuable billiard table with ali the apparatus eo%petscS be-
Also large Of excellent hand furniture
from p3,so family a,,yy breaking up hoSceksspiny
second hand and 2spleada piano ores in fine order
At lO1s O'Clock, in the sales room
fine assortment OF choice furniture and collection Of
At O'clock acres Of valuable land situated the
cs saa SI" ee ansS s v isr@ OF Sing s"s
other pieces Maps be and info NATION given at he
Also, 81 Of beautiful woodland, located IN op-dl
With ae beaso and maple excellent lm"Sd mS
the immediate ne,shborhood sell from 80 per
A. b. TROWBRIDGE 4 Co
TUESDAY, Sept. 10Th 10 O'Clock A VI. at the auction
soi Broadway, assortment Of Wines, Liquors AID
I'VE gallo" si q; Ra"Sy cSs%si
3 $$$ &c S NI%Sssst vi. wA''''y
10 do do Sherry, do
Sherry; 90 iemij johns Port Wine
$4,000 rough Pncip Segars 5000 Steamboat do 5000 Rgals
1000 La Norma, 50. 900 other brands. SO IN
COLD AND shv TNe W3Tt hqso %SD JrwrLRy
VI JACOB s. PLATT will sell this day 10Th inst 10
ss:fs r! % ssar s Ian a%$ s1is1 patent ~
Also, Je elrv Of variou, kinds
Also. at the time place the 18th fall trade sale of
hard ware this 'eason-cutlery, <" pistols, rifles. SC
Also, under tn inspection Of the wadens of the port for
of the derwrters 40 lots Thomas Turner Co.s
Sheffield goods for cash the same having damaged the
OF files horse
BILE knives aud 70 ks aud pocket knives Sc $40 lt'r
rDn SAL a PU5i.il AU' ZION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Aucuon on 18th August, at their Print Works. in
Railway, ~ j. all the machinery and movable property Of
the company consisting of printing and engraving hines,
caenders cylinders dye ooppe dying and bleaching
apparatus steam boilers steam engine Is horse with
boilers, fire engines, patent balances iron safe hydraulic
of turning and boring and blaeksmh tools
imported steel and and old quantity of drugs
suitable for cado printers and dyers tubs casks and large
terms, stoves. tables benches &c
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Ttussler, at the Print Works, or of
FERGUSON 4 WALKER
iv19 lm'r 81 William street.
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Total per veal
$7,5l6,296

Total per year, $75l6296
The value of merchandise imported into the whole
United States in the fourth quarter ls42 the full
operation OF the present tariff according to the report of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, was follows:-
Value of merchandise imported paying duty, 7i97493
free, 6,45Oy60l
Total imports, 1858 9l
Amount Of duty accruing, 257s3s9
Average rate OF duty upon dutiable goods, 1888
" gross imports 1879 "
Now it will be observed that applying this average
the duties the port of New York. gives the business Of
the city, for twelvemonth, at ss7 4s0 Comparing
this with previous years. have the following results
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Corn Trade

We have nothing from the southern markets.
There two mails due Holders are anxously
looking for the arrival the steamer from Europe.
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proportion cloth produced wss exported ana this
trade consequent upon Low prices continues 10
such an extent that scarcely bale Of brown shings
to be bought in the city The exports from this port
have been follows
Jan.to Sept i',st2' packages ia a'r1s
Total packages I44O2
The manufacturers are therefore working double
time, and take out Of this market alone per-
haps 5000 bales per week. Hence the stock now
here is equal TO about five weeks consumption only
and owing to the backwaness the season. cotton
is not expected in any quantity in this market for ten
weeks to The manufacturers will therefore send
into this market cash its equivalent to the extent oil
near 81 100000, to seek employment in trade while the
large experts Of the manufactured goods operates avor
ably upon the exchanges The manufacturers must soon
feel the Injurious effects of the tariff The best markets
for their manufactures the Brszs and the West In
dies from whence 900 worth ofsugar was i'm
ported in ls4 and that constitutes their means oil paying
for these exports Of cotton The present tariff has, how
ever laid duty Of cent on that sugar to prevent
its coming here in order to benefit the southern planters
Now they prevented from bringing sugar here the
operation will prevent their buying cettons when
the currency this country shall have become full The
foreign market has become by gradual operation
ofthe compromise tariff important to cotton manuiac-
turers as sgricuuralists Last winter when large
stocks Of manufactures hand and prices fell
ceedingy low every means was taken to clear the
kes by export In order that the returning home trade
might meet with no obstruction That export could not
have taken place. to any extent, but for the collapse
the currency here, which allowed specie to be the best
remittance in return and must cease unless the
trade to the general receipt of foreign products
in return Some official tables have been published of
the revenue accrung at the port of New York. which in
remarkabe degree show the decay of trade under
only high duties, but cash duties without warehousng
privileges The Compromise Act expired and cash du.
ties were levied the third quar-
ter ofs42 and the accrung this port been
as follows:-
Revenue at the port OF New York. Sd qr 1912, s9llS7
" lbs $50
LIST, lsi3, 1876 .s74
ID 2.57S 556
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Cotton Trade.

Sales many speculative ones, made On Saturday
eight hundred bales changed hsndstwo hundred bales
Spectator to another On Friday sale of four
Thousand bales made by which the seller cleared
$4,000 and say sac COO He purchased the 10,
February last when cotton could be had for song BALE
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PART II.
THE TENT SCENE FROM RICHARD III.
IT'S now the dead Of night
And half the world is in


Aud half the world is in
Lolely, solemn darkness hung. etc -
This speech OF King Richard made BoswoIth field
s s of SSs ksh h,
Of whom polluted towards him, with claycold but unerrng
'p @y d and die " hen ID the ghosts
n Which d S @ Hs S ha aeT be s O S
would be-"a by-word for tyranny"
NEW sONG-"LanJ Ho!"
BALLAD-"The Old Bell"
For full five hundred years l've swung
And many a different theme l,e sung.
. As the time went stealing by:
Pye.peaed the chaunt Of wedding morn;
TO say that the brioe was coming. ovelom,
To sleep in the hurchyard mound
Ding dong dug dong, Sc, SC.
SONG-"Woodman Spare that Tree >"
NEW NATIONAL, AMEHICAN SONG.
Self exled from our place of birth,
To cmes more fragrant bright aud say,
The memory of our fair earth
MAY cha ce awhile 10 fade awaY
But should some minstrel echo fall,
OF chords TIA, breathe his country's fame
Our souls Will burn spirits yearn,
True I, the land we love aud claim.
The hgh-the low-iu veal woe,
Be sure there's something coldly wrong
About the heart that does not glow
To hear its own--ts Native Song
FINALE" Largo al Factotum Della Cita"
tFrom the Opera 3" II Barbiere d Seville.)
To commence at ha past o'clock t... ,u,
The Piano E9rte % be psed this msnafic
pIANO:FORTES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS NEW
MUslC &c, Nc Sc lust received at ATWlLLs Music Re
Purchasers invited to examine several splendid Rosewood
aud Mahogany Pan9iorte this day added to the already
ensve assortment of fianos now ON hand Flutes Guitars &c
The supply and admired Music very great, enbra.
depend upon receiving correct editions liberal deduc
ton where music is ordered in quantity.
following
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IUGUSr FEMALE PILLS
THESE Ernet -ad celebrated Fills from Portugal are
perceive to be obtained ~ this country. Ses advertise
nen on last column. fo"r'h maze.
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The exports by the canal during the hrstwo weeks OF
Sept. for Jour seasons, nre q. follows -
1910; lsil 1872 lsts
WHEAT bush 1895 iO3'O36 s.7sl 1880
The increase in the quantity OF aour exported easw
during Sept exceeds that 1912 by
5000 and although there scarcely any difference
in the aggregate of wheat sent forward from this city, the
which of occasoned by the full supply coming
in at the various points east of us the canal.
Cleaveland the 4h instant, sales OF wheat 10
and II cents. e. q. Mills -four at $500. Corn Of
fered at 80 cents
In Cincinnati the 18th, n.ur taken at Canal al
1870. The market, though it exhibited adv in
price, was very hrm and all the produce at the Canal
bought as fast as received.
There had been some Improvement in business in Saint
Louis in the week ending the 9Th nstsnt and the
~ OF produce forwarded large Sales of country
brands flour were at $3.50 s.; City Mills at $3.50 So
retail.
The wing statement exhibits the exports east via
canal from the opening ofthe Oswego canal to the LIST Of
September:-
articles. 1872 1919 Increase.
Flour bbls. 1874 95O76 As, 1902
Wheat ''..'.. BUSH $3.50 $780, 5l,79
The destruction OF portion Of the Touring mills, with
by hre impaired the available OF many of our c
Zens yet with prompt energy they have ahead and
rebuilt in part for future operation. Had not this fatality
beiaena much larger quantity of -four would have been
man ufactured for export
Flour The market At Montreal OH the 18th instant
uuued rather inactive without much variation in prices
Canada Fine commanded 26s Sd cashbut the guam
tty in market amounted to comparatively nothing eX
cepng which the principal holde seemed inclined
ship rather than accept its proporonate value there
sale OF 800 barrels "Yonge place on that day
at 26 cash. but that brand well liked IA former
ly owing 10 its being ground too low, fault COM
mon IN Hour wnen is produced IRON wheat ground on
contract United States -four held at 26s ais but
dull OF sale.
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THURN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARII La

Possesses few adyanages not enjoyed by any other
dcine Tor the cure OF all sexual diseases and which
with enlightened public render assuredy highly popular
aud desderatum long sought for the medical world Ii
that OF paste Is entirely steles and unpleasant
sensation to the patient IL has acquired the fame in al
every of Europe has been approved of
aud sanctioned By the faculty of medicine and
By the most eminent of the profession
Prepared by j. b Thorne, chemist, London, and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT,
200 Greenwich street of Warren street.
Also at Park Row and 5l8 Broadway 1853 Broadway, il
Broadway Lispenard street $50 Broadway conner OF
Walker street. sii 2wssm
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ASA b. PERKINS.
CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

NO 80 Cedar street,
- NEW YORK
ENTLEMEN who patronise this Cash Establishment will
derive decided advantage Of from per cent
those who purchase other the credit system
mere they are not overcharged equivalent the dnquences
the Fall Fashions Slj ais
ENGLISH ENGRAVINGS .-Strangers visiting the city
are invited TO call at 81 Canal street. few doors west from
broadway south side where they will find OF TIE lsrss
collections of aud other engraying the United St
AZ lower prices than yet offered The trade snppq on
be terms Engryngs by The old masters aud scarce DOCKS
bought and sold; coors, stationery, NC SIS lm"H
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No3IIGk TO FRENCH, AMEFlcAN AND OTHER

NOTICE TO FRENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHER
~ ClTlZENS-UNION HOTEL, No. l6 Rector street,
coier of Greenwich streetP. Deamote has the honor
INFORM his friends and the public generally that the eshp
osn dissolved by mutual consent and that he has reoened his
ou situate above which has been occupied
ny hm for the past five years The Union Hotel has been
toroughy repaired and renovae and contains
tound ~ the CITY The cooking department conducted Ia
rrncase ana most amply supplied without regard
and the prices charged TO guests conformity with the
times An excellent Table dHote ready day
The advertiser hopes that his exertons aud desire
satisfaction, him the
countrymen aud of all gentlemen who wish obtain
capital iare and accommodation at the least possible
81 lm"ec
A 5 THE LIGHT OF THE SUN adds glory TO the day
~ as the evening zephyrs bear the fragrance of the owerso
does the famous DIR. HUNTER'S RED DROP give low 10
the heart aud bear the glad dngs friends As long
this medicine be obtained OF ordinary will
couUenance other single bottle will and does
good single day than all the of the hodge podge
trash combined IL IS generally hard convince the
ncednlous tut II they will have resolution try there
fear Of what to follow thorou III aud certain
cure OF al diseases OF private nature Price 81 vial
rlned Office No. Division street, the only place in New
York. Albany William Russell, druggist, No South Pearl
street.-the only place IN north OF Albany where the
ucie eau be obtained SIG ltsr
NO QUACKERY:-Eory Years Experience in extensive
Hospitals Nc wenty-eight Years before the New York
Public !-DOCTOR JOSEPH EVANS has removed his Dis
ensary 70 No 100 Chatham street. Pearl where the unor
nate and afflicted with species of disease
he speedily aud perfectly cured without exposue)
reasonable terms Also, the desperate ulcers erup
tons ii medicines mild speedy and efectual All
guaranteed Be find the real old Dr. No. 100 Chat.
ham street
Attendance daily until 10 o'clock P. NJ Advice gratis
SIG tsr
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Weekly Report OF Interments

In the City and County of New York the 9th day of
Sept. to the 10th day of Sept. l8i3.
SO Men 81 Women IS Boys a Girls. Total 1868.
Abscess Apoplexy A Casaultes3 Cholera nfantum 22
Consumption, 80; Convusions, Group Hives Diar
rhoea q Dropsy Dropsy the head Dropsy the chest
81 Drowned a Dysentery q Debility s. EPILEPSY Erys
Iet q do typhoid, Intamaon l. do Of brain, do of
bowels g. do Of chest do of Kidneys l. do Of lungs, 81
do OF liver Il do OF stomach 2; ntemperance Jaundice
Lock Jaw, 1; Lues Venerea L Marasmus 6; Old Age, i
Organic disease of heart 2; Scrofua, Small Pox l. Sp
nal Disease. Il Whooping Cough,
Under AS to IS; to S. II; to TO- 10 to co. Il
20 to 80 49, 80 to 49, 49, 40 So 2 so 60 60 1870
so, 5.
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States, 1885, Ireland, 2l England, A.; Scotland, s.;
Germany, 8; France, l. Italy, /.
or The above from the Inns House Bellevue p Hosp
2; Lunatic Asylum 5; City Hospital L.
Colored persons 4.
WIN. A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Sept. 10. l8i3.
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Aston HOt SE
THE subscribers will be happy arrang. with families and
sit gle gentlemen for the winner also tn of single
gentlem who may prefer private talI Unable terms
si5oct COLEMAN * STETSON
CARLTON HOUSE
'I'ilE 81 BSC tuBtRS prepared Ike arrangements
with families aud .,nge gentlemen for the bS thu
year, upon reasonable terms
The prices of this establishment heretofore
viz: 81 50 per day BENSON & HODGES
"a fms
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Foreign InpOrtatiOns.

Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
HAvANA-Shp Hellespont-693 boxes hhds
Spoford Teston col50 900 Lille Rasines
-l5000 Avezzena-i0 900 Bramsen-32 600 Wetmore
$4,000 dies Ars-l50o0 Nj Pcabia-48.OOO w II Thomas
$4,000 Rodriguez 600 A Samanos-2
Echarte-20 bales grass T. Goulard.
Domestic ImpOrtations.
SAvANNAH-Brig Exac-35 cis rice III Butler74 bales
ton } NJ Prescott-98 & Warnock-l ok wax VIM Burger
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"a HATS-fALL FASHIONS, lSi3.--The subscriber
improves The occasion presented by the fall change the
fashion OF hats invite his friends and the public
in general to his Establishments No 1870 Chatham street and
81 Canal of where he offers and
inspection large and elegant of Hats and Caps
extremely low prices He particularly invites their attention
his fine Nua Fur Hats 49, warranted proof, and
retain their color and shape ne would also call he!
his short Silk Hats 81 Il and So Also, his
surerne Moeskn Hats the low price of s. The above
mentioned Hats neat and durable and advan
tageously with hats sold in this city at So anu s.
HENRY BANTA,
No. 1870 Chatham ST.. and 81 Canal Wooster
q 5yy(I wisl m
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RIO THE LOVERS OE SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mixture.-This extremely delicious aud unpa
rallied Tea, highly celebrated ia China and Europe Just
imported for sale the Csnon Tea Companys Gene
raj Tea Establishment 1871 Chatham street New York and
Fulton street, Brookyn-n packages Price so and
ZACH au3O liner
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PORT OF NEW YORK, sEpTEM BIER Is
Cleared

IS MOON 81
SUN SETS. 2 HIoH WATER 4 "a
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MARITIME HERALD
Ship Masters and Ag

Ship Masters and Agents
We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commod9re KoBERr sILyEYb OF our News Fleet Re
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo, and
Foreign Newspapers News they have. He will
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
Obtain. Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received
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Died.

On Monday morning, MOLLY WILSON, in the seventy
fifth year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her nephew John
Wilson, respectfully reque ted to attend her une
raj from No. DoHinck street. this afternoon at o'clock
Mobile papers please copy.
AT Bergen Point, N. j.. the 10th instant, OF sh ort
but severe illness, PETER D. LATouRErrE, OF Captain
David Latoure,te, aged ~ years.
On Monday morning. September 18th, PHILLrs CopE, a
native of Wexford Ireland, aged S. years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at three
o'clock, from her late residence No. go James street.
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Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Brig Exact-J Stoddard, lady, four children
servants III the seerage.
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APQLLO CONCERT SALOON, BROADWAY.
MR., HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the public
" that he proposes giving vocal entertainment at the Apol
10 Saloon, on Tuesday Evening, Sept 10Th, 1913,
On which occasion he will have the honor of presenting
the public several of his and vorte compositions
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The ITALIAN OPERATIC COMPANY, from Havana
engag, d, and will appear "Wednesday evening
NORMA.
GA strict Police will be attendance great
ken prevent the admission Of improper persons.
H-T.kets Fifty Gents May be had at the Garden
tn. day
posed Of:
No postponementa this establishment
the Grand Entrance from Broadway the Saloon
pr tected aud thu Saloon which vent,ted from the
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1RCs STREET THEATRE
TO LET-The Arch Street Theatre for the Of
and 1874 Apply ersonally post paidl by letter, to
VI LAFOUREADE, No. 100 Crown street, Philadelphia.
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REhFIBy the side quarter for sale at all times M TIE
= Slaughter House Johr Preston, three doorssnon
rhrd Avenue least side 26h ofa superior quality
I'd delivered At low rate can 9s bought - ~ e or
ash IOHN X PkA STUN.
AUS lmsm
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ElW rably known the travelling public the tho
roughae between Charleston and Mobile determined TO
maintain the high reputation for comfort and lbeaty of
ngement which has long and they trust not ande-
servedly enjoyed The buildings, which very spacious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired and
the bed both double and single have been reunshed
for comfort and convenience The parlor both PUBLIC and
private large AIRY and elegantly furnished These ac
ties with careful and attentive servants cellar well stocked
with choice old table supplied with luxury that
the market afford and the firm Of
the propreto nothing that will tend the sasfc
Of guests will they them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An omnibus will all
readiness from the railroad
and Steamboats, TO the house, free of charge
Montgomery, June 7, l8i3. w. TILLEY u CO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


AK THEATRE.
rus ' THE H on !2G%jl, be Performed
G.a;%s Nj w$fs ss jJ%sss. NJ: y en-.
Miss Julia Tumbull, IN; III Jsleo de Xere.
n,. r II f0f SRTSx rSf
f%:eG " %l lsisi 2sd .e. Mi a TfR haa
mast The curtain will precisely half
NIBLOs GARDEN.
Director MR.. JOHN SETON
rh Tsf E EVtfyFE dEA s.Rl 1,,A
Overture to Polichine - ''"'@ Mo- Montort
Tight Rope BY he Rs1sl Family
After which Ta ahs fJa& 6 6if
Principal characters by the Rayei family
Half hours ip-;mi.son viii 3 s9wsa for prom.n,a. an.
BETWEEN T "a < 81 h ,5Fs s 81 The OPERA
Where ice r Ices and Rsshn be z of the hO
Il Ei +; '3 sSHs Y Is4S t;Hd}H IL
~MlsFoarUS t%s' cf IFsotsrgNArus'
""'i bss,e aes. AID "iT a%S Sas% scenes
W." entirely nd s.e &c &C.
DisrRieurioN.
@ simple sisnor of salamanca D.,
p9n Babeilas -. - -. -. :. Jerome kaye,
y"ca% Mons b y ,ussrsns
Don itG q. Saoa.a A9s'1 w Rsssl
sssI SS E Nos mi Esysi
Togo Joseph Rave
AlonzO' Leon JavelI
Lorenzo Clarke
.i,sN.I
Colossus . .St ford
Marceilna Madame jerome RayeI
Aneline Madame Leon Javelli
Zeia ...,..M Madame Martin Javelli
Oudine Mrs. &. III. Hunt
Fanchon Mrs Broadley
The ITALIAN OPERATIC COMPANY, from Havana
is engaged and will appear "Wednesday evening in
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X d. has the honor TO uat his School
the reception Of pupils daily. Sundays excepted
n Ladies, from A. NJ. to 3f. NJ.
+ tGentemen, from To Q A. NJ, and to P Nj.
HI Ny trained and quiet horses for the road parade lie
For "a and particulars apply above. aus JIM
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The exports by the canal during the hrsttwo weeks OF
Sept for Jour seasons, nre "a follows -
ls.o; isil 1872 ls uaS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-18

LORD TlMC THY DEXTER Few Of orr read
ers but what have heard OF this eccentric individual
whose life clearly showed that he 'burn To good
luck, aud that ignorance is bur Io The acq
meni Of fortune,
The Salem Register gives the following as n spe-
cimen Of his literary ability copied rum his own wri.
ling. IL is part ci the schedule of the ornaments
then already executed and ia contemplation, To be
Plaf ed around hIs malsinn. in NuburypOu:
THE 3 presidents, Duclor franklin, John hen
Cock. and Mir hame lion .nnd Rof1ous king. aud John
a. gIanedears on the top Of the huns. Lions
below. Eagle on the Coupnlow. one Lam to Law
down with one Of The Lions: Younekorne, ! Dogg.
Addam and Fave ia he garden. hors The houll
is not concluded on as vet"