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a..fs,s4 * Sr coniedefasy, she aust
and will be Inevitably driven into ALLAN
res and commercial regulations with the
European powers. Of character highly
injurious, and probably hostile, to this
country. What would then be our con-
Isslilion! New Orleans and the whole val
ny Of the Mississippi would be endan-
FSSgered. The numerous herds of savages
within the limits of Texas, and OH her
borders, would be easily excited to make
war upon our delenceless frontier.
Il do not deem it necessary to be more
explicit harTe Snr.tne enumeration of the
reasons which justify, to my mind. the
speedy annexation of Texas TO the United
States. My aim is to give to this coun-
try the strength 10 resist foreign inicrfc-
renee. Without Texas we shall not have
This strength. She is the key to our safe
" III the southwest and west. She offers
this key to us on fair and honorable terms.
Let us take it and lock the door against
future danger. We can do i. without
giving just offence to Mexico Indeed
we may say that the measure is called for
by the interest of Mexico, no less than
'.--.hfss. Of our own For without 1t, she can
lave no reliable guarantee against future
-lnyasion.
AS to the form of annexation, do not
think it material whether il be by the
treaty or upon the application of Texas
by an act or joint resolution Of Congress.
cannot close these remarks without
saying that my regard for Mr.. Van Buren,
is SO great, and my confidence in his love
of country is Strengthened by so long and
intimate an acquaintance, that no differ
once on this subjcc! can change my opin-
on of his character. lie has evidently
prepared his letter from knowledge on
~ OF the circumstances bearing on the.
snbject a s..i.ssed M TIE close of his
administration without view Of the dis
closures since made, and which manifest
. the probability of dangerous Interference
with the affairs Of Texas by foreign.
power. | am respectfully,
Y Our.servant,
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Z We nre authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM REDDICK as u candidate for the
,ilicc of sheriff, at the next August election.
4 March 80, 1914.
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a Hard Case.-The following is a
prrect copy of the endorsement made up
:, the back Of an execution recently re-
tlrned by the Sheriff of county in this
SITE. 1t is brief, but explicit:
mo property found in my county
iln within named defendant having run
away, taking nothing with him, nor leav-
Ing neither reputation or property behind
him."
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Marvellous Story.-The Eastern pa
pers state that at school in Brook
Ign, N. ", there is female pupil on
whose forehead is plainly visible a red
cross whenever she kneels before the cru
Icifx. Crowds of visitors assemble to
witness the singular spectacle. Some at
tribute it to the great allliclion and dcvo-
ion of the mother previous to the child's
PiIth. The girl is nine years OLD, and
! has only been noticed within nine
months.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
1T the Stone store, Peru

1T the Stone store, Peru.
rE7lIE subscribers are now receiving from the
~ eastern cities their spring supply of goods,
which they are Offering to the public on terms I'M
usually favorable. The attention Of the farmers
is particularly invited to their stock, among which
is TO be found almost every article Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
adapted to their necessities and tastes. Also,
Groceries,
general assortment, unusually low. Also,
Hardwere, CrOckery, and a fuH assort-
ment Of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, Sc.
The subscribers will only say that it is their in
tention to sustain the reputation which they trust
they have already acquired, of selling goods at
h,O prices. Almost all kinds Of produce will be
purchased at the highest market prices, with cash
or goods. BALDWIN a. BREWSTER.
Perm. A pril 26 1911,
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WOOL.

FENilE subscriber intends leaving for New
Il York IN August next aud would take
charge of and sell in that city, any quantity of
Wool, which the farmers may wish to dispose Of
An advance will be made, if required.
Ottawa, May 81, 1874. q. BURR.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN
PALMER, Esq, as candidate for the
Office of County Commissioner, at the
next August election.
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WcHH y
SUN MER CLOTHING,
BRICK STORE.

VENHE subscribers inform their friends
~ and the public that they have pur-
chased of Messrs Sanger d Co. the en-
tire stock of goods in the Brick Store,
Ottawa, which consists Of first rate as
sortment of
DRY Goods, Hrd,cme, Qaeensrare
and Groceries,
which together constitute as good an as
sortment as can be found in the place.
We shall be constantly adding to the
stock all such articles as are usually want
ed in this county. We invite the custo-
mers of the Messrs. Sanger 81 Co., TO
continue TO patronze the Brick Store, and
assure them that we have bought the stock
on such terms as that we can and will Of
fer them goods at prices less than they
have been accustomed TO buy them in
this place.
N. B.--Wc shall continue business a,
the old stand, as usual, until next fall.
May II, 1914. WIN. TRUE e. SON.
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Packc, for l,Iimeis River.

F"chct TIE ensuing sch-
son, leaving st. Louis every Saturday at A =. NJ.
and arrive at Peru and Ottawa on the following
Mondays at IL, p. M. Returning, will leave
Peru every Tuesday at 9, A. NJ, and arrive a.
81. Louis on Thursday morning.
Capt Dickinson, grateful for the liberal sup
port which has been extended to him during past
seasons, hopes by strict attention to business On.
trusted to him TO inertia continuance of the same.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
i. $. 81 J. WADSWORTH, Ag',s. Chicago.
HORACE NORTON g. co.
WALKER * HICKLING, Ottawa.
JOHN HOFFMAN, (" Peru.
BALDWIN e. BREWSTER,
STiLlMAN, CRAWLEY q Co, Peoria.
GREELY Il GALE, "St. Louis.
w. II. TURNER & Co.,
Which las, are also agents for boats on the south
ern and western rivers.
Ottawa February o. 1914
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We are authorized to announce JOHN
KENNEDY, as Candidate for the Of
fee of County Commissioner, at the next
August election.
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Indian Creek Minis.

Inufan creek Mitis.
fENllE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has taken the
Touring mill on Indian Creek, about
miles from Ottawa lately occupied by
Mr.. S. A. Knapp. New stones having
recently been placed in the mill, aud the
other machinery being of the most appro-
we'd character and in good order, enables
the subscriber 10 do work equal TO any
mill in the country.
Farmers can have their grist ground
Immediately after its delivery SO that
they can take it with them on their re-
turn home. MORMON SMITH.
May "a, 1914.
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The Talking Machine.-Mr. Faber,
ths inventor, during a temporary ft of in
snity at Philadelphia, has destroyed his
Wonderful machine, A model, however,
sll exists. ~. J.. Pleb.
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Dry Goods * Groceries.
CI'nW IliMTlH'r.
~. = - - go ~ - -
Ry JOci = oiiusOu, springfield, Illinois.

By Joel 5ohn-on, springfield, Illinois.
yENlIE travelling community are respectfully IN
vted to call. The accommodations canno.
be surpassed, Private rooms for stage passengers.
RATES or FARE:
One day, 10 cts Single meal, 2octs
Just one half the usual charge at stage houses.
O. Passengers can secure seats IN all the stages
through The pronrctor. .S-ly
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II. $. IL j. VyadswOrtIl.
Regular Weekly Pachct.
A. b. ROFF. Mnnlsr

Having been purchased for the Illinois river trade,
and thoroughly repaired, will run regularly tho
Tue season as WEEKLY rAcKhT-lcaying ~.
Louis every Monday at o'clock, p. m, aud arri-
wing at Peru at q O'Clock on "Wednesday evenings
and leaving Peru every Thursday morning Ut Z
o'clock and arriving at st, Louis at O'Clock on
Saturday mornings, touching at all the landings
each way
The RARTAN having large airy cabins all in
hrgc state rooms, oilers superior accommodations
to passengers; and being owned by the officers on
board, no effort will be spared to promote the COM
font of passengers and the interest of shippers.
N.B.-Tho travelling public may rely on the
punctuall,y Of the Rariian in keeping her time.
JOHN HOFFMAN, Agcm
Peru, April 10, 1871.
Chicago Democrat please copy for the season,
and send bill to ]. Holman.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, Set
Circuit Court of said county, 10 November
term, a. d., lSii.-Stephen Spencer, rs. Alfred
W.Caverly and James +. Bunnel,-ln Chan
ccty--bil to forcclose a mortgage.
TT appearing by affidavit filed in.,hc office Of
i the clerk of said court that the above named
defendant, James + Bunncll, resides in the state
Of Connecticut and out Of this state. Notice is,
therefore, hereby given to the eaid James Bun
nell that the above named complainant stephen
Spencer, has filed in the said clerks office his bill
in Chancery against him and the defendant Alfred
w Cavcrly, to ioreclose mortgage; and that
summons have been issued in said cause to this
and Green counties, rcturnabe before the said
circuit court Oh the first day of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the court house in Ottawa
on Friday the Sth day OF November, A. d., 1914
Now unless you, the said James f Bunnell, shall
personally he and appear before the said circuit
court to he holden at the time and place aforesaid,
aud answer the matters and things contained and
charged in said BILL the same will be taken as con-
fcsscd and decree be entered against you accol-
ding to the prayer Of said bill
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
CorroS & LELAND, Compi'ts. sol'rs.
May l7lh, lSi1. 49-i
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REGULAR PACKET.
THE STEAM DoAr

C. sfN THE STEAM GOAT
Go ! ? a n n 80 a. ~ A,
ENyiLl. run IRON Peru to st. Louis az a regular
w packet, leaving Peru every Friday morning
at O'Clock. The Panama being new and very
light draft, the travelling community may rely on
a speedy and comfortable trip.
Peru, March l. 1874.
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Ssicriisaity.

..AW&U8gp l8T1 0IETNM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-17

ancc On all occasions of public emcrpen-
CIV, a, every period Of impendinp danger.
lIENnY CLAY has been looked to as the man
to breast the storm-the protecting guardian
of the na,ion,s nros,cri,,, and honor Novor
did crisis arise anpr,linr to his love If
country, to his match'css statesmanship. but
he has met it promp,ly. fcarcsslv. without
consulting his own popularity, OF for mo-
men, lnuririny as to personal consequences.
Sufficient has it ever been to him to believe
that it was yiglt-,hat il w,yrl bo1rG, his
country. This is the man whom, tho ,oo,,Io
have nro,l,incI nc IN, ,l,c,,,;,, or Tho
countr, ;, honor. the conservation Of i,q nroe.
neritv, and the pro,cc,or Of bcy oloriors in
s,itutions. No now cnlocium. fran onv
source .--a,I ,,as, or all from, ps--coo,1 ,5J
lns,rc to hrs ,onu,a,;on. He livcs ;, Tho
hearts of his coun,rvmcn Ui- country viii
do him Justice.
The nomination NJ Mr. rrcr,,,,,,,s,.n :,
an excellent ono. and is rocoiyo1 ,brc,,ho,,
the country with cordial approba,ion. He
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-17
t[,-
c Blu r(ruotpN.D
G. -
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY. Il, /
OUR CANDIDATES.

We have already announced the registry
of the peoples will, through the Baltimore
Convention, and we to-day proudly cast our
banner to the breeze, inscribed with the
illustrious names of CLAY and FRELING-
UUNSEN-and of whose triumphant cleo
ton no well informed man at this day enter
tains the slightest doubt In making this
selection the Convention has but fulfilled the
general expectation, and responded to the
unanimous wishes of the Wings throughout
the country. 1t were almost idle to speak
of the rare merits and pre-eminent fitness OF
Mr.. CLAY. The history Of our country lol
nearly forty years is his history; and who'
ever is familiar with the events which have
lranspired in our government since lSUO, u
| familiar with the life and character of HEN
RY CLAY. During that time, there is NJ
public measure of great and beneilcent mo
mcnt that is not largely indebted to his act
i've agency for its existence and none oil
pcrnicious tendency that have not ielt In
force of his powerful and patriotic resist
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-17
"HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY"

These are spicy times for loco fOcosm.
The Globe and Richmond Enquirer are at
loggcrhcads, and the democratic members
of Congress are putting forth manif,stos and
declaring for and against Van Buren,, as
though they really supposed it made some
difference whether he or some other unlncky
wight should be the nominee Of their APP
preaching convention. The Globe charges
the Democratic members with an intrigue to
defeat Mr.. Van Bircn, and says that sunlry
Of them deserve the fate of Iaman."
These gentlemen in return denonnce the
uloOe, ana some MY OF item nave WITH
drawn their subscriptions NIc"'e-"ho'
ny me way mas abandoned van bnre'' SINCE
the fgIn'' c''c'oh=--"i' g'' ms oI'"' nN'
"snurns the d'ctAton OF the "'o'e' ana IS
Tor SoMf"0"y-ha knows not ""on'-oH'
frankly coniesses That the DHmo'ratic party
IS little better 'h'h "s'''i'r'' MOI IN
der tins state OF thngS' Il Is l''d'! WORM me
trouble to speculate about the matter oo'
the "oilb Is l!l Oh gossip """ we ENe '"'
readers the following rs the latest rumonrs'
as we find them embodied IN the Sou'hefh
. papers
{" The NcraH has a!yiccs from Special
Correspondent of new ride and tie ar
]
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-17

to leave home for Washington TO lake his scat whe
he was attacked by the disorder which term mated 10
his death on the 30th Of Apul.
The usual resolutions were adopted and The House
adjourned.
WAsmNGToN, May 10
In the Senate, but little business has been
transacted, as that body went into Executive
session a, an unusually early hour-about =. NJ.
Some few memorials and petitions were pre-
scented, in favor Of and against tue annexation Of
Texas.
The President, pro icm, laid before the Sen
ate memorial from Mr. Swcetwater. He re.
presents that he finds himself a resident Of
Texas, when he supposed that he was a citizen
of the U. s. residing in the State Of Arkansas.--
lie has negroes, and he desires to bring them
back into the United States.
Mr. Bagby was acquainted with the petitioner,
he having been formerly member OF the Ala
bama Legislature.
Mr. Sewer of Arkansas knew Of several such
insances-but had hoped and still hoped that
before the session closed, the whole of them
would be better settled. aud that was by the adj
mission Of Texas into the Union.
The memorial was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
HOUSE OF REPREsE>TATlvEs--T Journal
of yesterday having been read and approved
| MIR Ilanln of Maine introduced his colleague
| Mr. Shepard Cary. recently elected from the
Seventh District, who was qualified and took hi.
seat.
The Speaker laid before the House the letter
Of resignation Of Hon. Dixon II. Lewis. The
vacancy caused in consequence in the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, was ordered TO be FL
led; as were, also. those in the Committee on
Military Affairs, occasioned by the deaths of
Messrs. Moore and Brnkerhoif of Ohio.
The Senate bills on the Speakers desk were
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mum rates Of duty to twenty-five per cent. ad yao-
rem, instead ofhrtv percent. This amendment VIII
be concurrcd in by the House.
DEATH or Mn. BRiSKERHorr.
Mr. Potter, Of o., announced the death Of the Hon
r. Biinkcrhofl his late colleague; Mr. u was about
to leave home for Washington To Take his scat whe n
he attacked by the disorder which term mated ~
his death on the 30th Of Apul.
The usual resolutions were adopted and The House
adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-17

Phla1clphia, May 4 loli.
The excuemen, during yesterday afternoon and
evening of the most intense character In the VI
entity of the scenes Of violence business appeared to
be AT stan and a every step one met LILLE gather.
ngs Of persons anXjnu~lv discussing the probable ana
terrible consequences of the outbreak, or naratng the
latest act Of violence ont Of the many with which the
hour tcemcd Many actually iiantlc Tor revenge
The Gene durng The continuance OF the cpnil1Ha-
ton was awfully grand. A great sea OF fire ragged
the roaring nose of which was heard at cnnsldcra-
he distance mingled with the crash of falling nhtrs
! or um' linz walls. People were hurryng h,lhcr and
thIlher anXlously eudccvnrng 10 save heir propery
sni the open lot, adjacent piles of furniture wcr,
henped up lromisauou,ly. Women and CHI drcn
| made houSelcss by The destruction of their homes
were gathered IN the vicinity, aud The whole seem
| had us appropriate climax m the glitter Of tie ARM
and Announcements Of the soldiers the cannon an.
their Guards and the dense and dark mass of poopl
by which the whole square was hemmcd in.
The military rennuod on the ground during tn
! greater part of the night
There is rca .on 10 believe TINT the immediate dan
ger is passed and the riot qnrl,d Most earnestly d
we hope that it may be the ease,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Correspondence k,r,ncxton &. Co.

BuFrALo. Get. ]. iSfs.
The remains Of Major Zahm were inferred with
the usualmilitsr display, yesterday afternoon. In
the train were also number Of Odd Fellows, but
without their reeaa, IN Conse equence OF u setcrmn
alton TIE part OF the Catholic priest not TO per
nit any official display. \ calamity sudden and
unlooked,tor has produced deep sensation among
his many friends.
Last night the extensive machine shop connected
with The Wilkinson foundry, on Court street, near
the canal. was enti;ely destroyed hy fire. The es
.abl;shn>en' vas ue@ end of ;mpurtsucc and doing
yrfy heavy busECss in ihe s;oee in,. Tae tpuudts
was saved.
T~o carcoes of grain fiom ST, ]osephs sold last
evening NJ IS! 20 cents hiian is 6rm at 78 GEMS
Flour 50 IS. out iii,e etrins aud 30 stock 10 ope-
rai- upon Eisn eiaes 25l cents, nrsk
HEALTH or NEw-ORLxaNs.-So far this season
I'VE speak adyissdly., N-w-OfIeans has heer re-
mafkshIe healthy. Ne Save cunversed with a nnn,.
Der Of or most intelligent physicians, and on their
auihoritv ~s fuenk. Last evening re inquired Tor
iafaru7icu Tins r,a,'cr. The yellow i.ver as in
the city. There have been deaths from IL; und there
sre, ei cases OF il bnt we believe that TO one know
as iainy o. tie disease, anticipates even in the
slignss, degree tnat we are 10 have an epidemic -
Tn wsatne. IS dry and pleasant 10 a dee ree--al-
thoasn We could Wish thnt had less dust aud
appearances ;':''icgie es'!y rain We are near m
month OF Octo5er-a season IN WINCH We are rot Aai
10 have An ep'demic bresS ouI, and we again s:nI,
IhaJ W. behe'e pn enc no~ loo,s for a sicty sea-
son At aii events a few more DAYS eeIh.ut M in
crease OF scSaess aad the cty s -c1s for tbs sear
plcuy NE, :. OF. %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
FOR THE PILES.

y FAD the following interesting and remarkable care
Ia, of Piles Mr. j. Bowman distinguished tect
siding IN Broadway has been afflicted with the Piles for four
teen years He consulted about III: months since his
breath wu foul appetite bad liver Torpid occasional papta
TONS cornennnce pale and unsuld complains 81 pains
kidneys. great irritation tension and weight IN Inc lower
section OF the bowels attended pile much
famed times produce intense suffering at other times
relieving themselves by prose discharge OF blood inducing
great debility the the back from the long connu
ed had degree lost heU power producing
lumbago and with much difficulty that he codd walk;
MS step feeble and nm. had expended more than 1--WE
hundred dollars fourteen years for this complaint and had
taken only temporary relief entirely cured, having
taken only three boxes OF my PILE ELkCTuAIY has Travelled
thousand miles sEce and feels return O he
compaint Is as vel and he thirty
ago and attributes all 10 that nenRbe remedy r Up
HAMS PHI e ElElTJjARY. Reader. this only OF
thousand smlnr cases cared by the eans. The Pile
Eectualy internal remedy. sold by the Proprietor at ms
office Iq6 Bowery four doors above Spring street Advice
gratis. Remember lS Bowery. Agents. J. Z. Warner Co
CoJman 4 Co Buffalo sI0 3m is In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
M nc LAINES Am CASHMERES.

NJ. DE LANES AND CASHMERES.
TUST RECEIVED the splendid styles of De LANES
y and CgsheGes ever offered this city at retail The fol
lowing are a few Of the styes
Splendid Jardmsfe color block printed De Lame rich On.
bre Boques, colors.
New Cashmere Designs, and coors.
Magnificent renaissance style coors. Ombre.
Superior qunty. all wool, rich printed Eemnsse.
Superior quality. colors printed Cashmere Ecosse.
Paris super quality extra rich block printed do.
Extrn super Satin Rept Cnshmeres.
Also a9 pieces of the richest and styles of Silks
imported Al,o lCCO Cashmere Shnwls. designs. Also
- case, Alpaca Lustres and ierinos.
s3ois BARKER s. TOlvLE II Catharine.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
FANCY SILK GOODS,

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK. NlCDLSDN = WiiUnf.
Nc lI9 Pearl and 20 6cavor-silcet'. Ne'yYofs.
Would respectfully announce that tIey atse
and newly selected Stock Of
SILK GOODS.
MI of winch Of the latest Fai styles, comprSn- full rs
soTtInent Oi ~ ~-,-
onsisn. IN part Of rlch CGshne!e Eco;;e Iic printed
usn de Lanes Crae De Lanes Of new and elegant styles.
rch plain CamcIon and Reoeeie's. and ia
si!onabc article; CHme!on BrOcede. and B'oche striped
2!ks. black and cooEed Alpaccas figured and PLAIN.
sHAWLS.
..rachs and Cashmes Shawl patterns CaneIion and
B,ocade figured Silk Shnwls Damnsk Wooden Stfadla and
ich pamask hiapaccha Meilno, Tibet. and hlusin de
Lane IN great variety, &c.
RlB60NS.
lu assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Of the richest
Paris styles
Figured Cap Laces Trimming Laces end Lace Edglnss.
Thread Lse. Plaited and Brussels EdgnS. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Kid Silk Cashmere. variety together
with large assortment of Fancy Mitts
Also tu!l assortmen, Of PARIS Cords Gimps and Fnges.
together Nth every article usually he found Fancy
stock which they prepared 10 offer favorable terms
a auy uier --,nhsn5s-n.. a istIIscl 1m'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
SIS Nassau-sireet,
T150 doors beIOip the Sun Office
AL the Gelicdcics in their season.
CLOSED ON SUNDAY. sig lmi

NTFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE The Stockholders hereby notified that the
Annual Election for of th Company wil be held
the Companys Office No. "a WalsIeet ~ the city OF New
York oa "Wednesday the 30 day Of October from 10
O'Clock A. VI tolP. NJ
The Book. of Transfer will be closed the gd of Sep,em-
w By crier E. PIERSoN. Secretary.
Sentarnhsr lsIh lE.. sierClZ3Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE-No. u.
FOR OCTOBER 3, lSi3.

Our Famy-Chapers 8. 9. 10 II
One Night IN the Life OF Man Of Business.
Waits true nature.
Prlvateerins-PrOposa 90 treat 1t as Piracy.
Wha; altered the intention OF Euphrates
Facts md Fc,lOns- Oriental Character.
Morocco ana Tahiti.
Ffapce and Morocco
The Prince de Jonvie.
The War Mania ~ palls.
Increase OF the Brit sh Navy.
France and England.
Venice in 1874.
Military Punlhments.
American Geoogss and Naturallsts.
Mrs Grant OF l.ascan-i cluded,)
Am n Coward ar not
The Key Moorish Romance.
Future Life OF Animals.
The Miners: n Tragedy
iladIme de StIe.
Prlce IL, cents. For sale. wholesale md retail by
Burg GESS. STRINGER & co.
OF ~ Broadway. cor. OF Anns