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The New York herald., 1844-09-12
One ship, one brig, !
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
RHODE islander OFFICE,
NEwPoRT, Sept. 3, 1874
Arr nh Egdora Breyn NYok for Fall River; ss Barbour,
Phadepha; 9Th. Export Swasey Philadelphia for Bristol
Franklin, Quincy, Albany for SpIican II Borden Lewis
Fall River for Nyor 9th Beaver Edmonds 81 ubes, for
ders Reout, Williams Fall River for Norfolk; John Polk
do for Rchmond Susanna Brooks Providence for York Ryer
Brothers. Smith, do for Cherry Cabinet Barlow
Albany for Sandwich; Vigant Nfork for Providence Elect
Nantucket for York
Miscellaneous Record.
LAuNcH-Tfe ship John X. Skddy, about 100 tons,
built for packet between York aud Liverpool, launch
ed from the yard Of Mckay Picket the 10th inst This
the largest ship built on the Merrmack.
Whalemcn.
100 bbs Reports july 49, of Flores Franklin, Soper Pro-
yincetown, mos spm Arr 9TH Emlgrant, Shearman At
antic Ocean last m Flores Aug 200 VIII 300 oil 1000 lbs
bone Spoke July 28 Pacific Provncetown, 10 20 bbs
aud brig 8th supposed b her June 2o Carroll Nant
no oi July 4, Columbus NIB. do
Sid I'm Warren ri. ih inst Hoogly, Townsend, Pacific.
spoken.
Ida Cadz for PHILADELPHIA SEPT lat 3o Ion 62by the
VIM James, az this port.
Astacan Of Portland 40 days from New Orleans for Cowe
Sept & lat " q, lon 60.
Sen, Alen NYok for Madeira Sept lat 30 o22 lon TO-
Arabelia days from NY iok steering ST. date, lat &c.
Foreign Ports.
CAniz, Aug lin port, Bonbolm, Thompson, for -
dg Hamburg Larra.e for Bath do; Rainbow, SAMPSON and
Barring Bro'hsr cToSker do do Tigerus Iowc Just out Of
yius Jones, ,eghom; 7th VIM Kennedy Martin, Malaga;
sr JoHSs, Pr Aug 2on port North Bend Fessenden for
NYork, 3days; Wave, Higgins, for Philadelphia, O.
MONTREAL, Sept 6--An Mahaiea, Jump and Argentina,
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POLK WRIGHT ASSOCIATION

T. and enthusiastic meeting Of the Democratic
Polk Wright Association held pursuant previous no
tce ~ Stoneals Hotel Fulton Wednesday evening
President 80 ~ " - AI-ioi -
"A communication was received from the President Of the
Iammany Hall Central Committee, inviting this body 10 send
ueIesaes 70 the General Convention Democratic Assoca
ions 70 be held al Tammany Hall Tuesday evening next
sa - to be appointed az next meeting
We're appointed Committee suitable location for The
permanent Head Quarters Of this Association. -
After The transaction Of ter business series of patr-
nc resolutions We're read WHICH elcited much enthusiasm
We're unanimously adopted The meeting then adjourned To-
meet again at the place Saturday afternoon uext
general Invitation extended all democratic friends 10 be
N and the banner of the Polk Wrghts
LONG LIVE REPUBLIC e
SAM. II. GLES, Secretary. 40 IN ~
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SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

PuiiA PHI,. sept li-P NJ.
Arriyed-Scioo Thompson Fall River Tigess, Hart New
York.
Cleared Leighton, and Helen Parsons Boston
Edw franklin Gray and Thompson, Stewart Fall River
Roscus Knight Weymouth Mass; Liberty. Townsend Pro-
yidence; Retrieve Bunham loucecr, John u Smith Par
rsh Warren: a Bdsall. Brdsall, Flushing NY Elisha
Rucknan ame do; Example, Adams, Jersey City; Cayuga,
Stewart, Nlork. -.
Pntapvt rrts Sept ilAn Creole, Wyman, Guadaloupe;
Fort Hin, Gray. Boston. . =
BsLrfMoRr, Sep, Iparr ancrs Long, raspor; Martha
I'm Baltimore arr 2iArchitrct GRAY and Angora Fish cor
Turks Island sd 22d and Cab Porered for Bonae 2sd
Below ~ paiusent, ship with painted ports. h emgran
supposed Bremen lid Talma Conkling, Somerset Ms. Sid
Somerset. Denerara.
NoaroLx, SIT s--Au Andromeda, Williams, Tbomsson;
Narragane Baker Berry Sears and shetland Frost Boston,
Albnuoss Godfrey, New Bedford; Alfred Thomas, Thoms.
NHa,w FLORIDA LsmpheI James River for do At Seawers
Point Dover Percva Tor Boston Mary Bray and Reap
er, Sears, for Pro, idence from Baltimore.
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All these are very important works and intimately
nected with the internal Of the country TO
have produced this increase the business Of the country
must have improved in proportion. The largest per
cent increase is in the receipts from Rail Roads The
stock Of any company showing such rapid Improvement
in lie financial affairs here exhibited speedily
in the market and eventually become the best kind
of an investment The returns of the Phadephiaand
lumba Rail Road Company not made to show
the increase in the receipts The whole amount taken
for the season is put down as follows:
PHILADELPHIA AND COLUMBIA RAiLRoAD.
II, Way. M P0tper Total.
Amount rer last report 900 6s 832O5 0s sl6
Do. week ending Sept o.. i,7O5 20 800 81 $3.50 10
10
Amounts sinceNovr 3O 1s3 3sG85 ,45 o5 Sl72ssl
We table showing the exports from this port for
eight months of ls43 and 1874 It will be seen that in
many instances the shipments have increased an enor
extent in quantity.
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Domest,., gmnort.t,or..

New OniEAss-Ship Arkansas36 bbls lard oil io5 sacks
wheat 70 bales hemp Collins colo pks Seignette7
RoblnsonI38 Lees coIl3 do 600 pigs lead scherme
McCullough-8Opk pk Andrews-2s3 do cioodhue co~3si
Poirier FrIes-l6 Richads-l0 Osborne Bragg-35 Brs
stow eo.5oo y SRowand-G2 D II Field-2S Toby-s-
Wood339do 5l3 pigs lead Strachen Scott Newbod
Cmit-and various pkgs 10 order.
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SALES OF srocus-Ro.ro, s.,r i,

Poafd Of Brokess.-20 shares Norwich and Worcester
nsilroad 66a 40 do e7 80 do 80, 67asodo 67 do
67a do Reading Railroad 26l a5 do 2sI 10 do aes s
do 26 $50 do 26 10 do 1885, so do Long Island Railroad
s4l 80 do s4 25 do s 10 do Western Railroad ss3 10
do ssa 10 do $685. 10 do esJ do s5s Is do $50; 20
| W, $50; do S5b; 40 do 8SS.
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s5- vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FoR THE CUH

a5- vELPEAUs sPECIFIc FILLS FoR rHE CUHE
of ionorrhaa, Glae and oil mocururulent discharges
college OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for IT,.
r?ressscn Of qiackery, may be relies on as the mos
pesdy and eIsctuai remedy for the above comlaints
they guaranteed receai cases In tom thr.s
ohse dpys, snd possess greater power over obstnat
discharges s chronic g;eet than any preparation
o. present known, removing the dease without eonine
oiens tom business tainng the breath or sagreein
with the stomach. Price 81 rer box.
Sold at tte Office Of the College OF Pharmacy soo Ne
ticir.c 10 Nassau street
". $. RICHARDSON. NJ. n Assss
90 WE NEED NOT TELL EVERY PRAcTI
TONER Of medicine how often he is disappointed in tho
best concerted plan eradicate mercury venereal
deserve the title OF being circulated through artera
system, but their action and efficacy is a nsequence
remedies must be cautiously employed and even with the
most ndicous practitioner prominent cure Of venereal
disease Is seldom effected. Experience from well-,ried
complaints in the form Of carous bones foul u
Gers OF the throat structures diabetes escions the
urethsra bladder be permanently cured by few
bottles of Dr. Backwels Acrid Tncture and scotch
enoys,or It is the only remedy thst will chen ically
ne ~ith the blood and juices and expe the poisonous
virus from the system X s. Bernard 81 Nassau street
view YORK. the general agent for the United States
ng- GoURAUDs BLANC D'EsPAGNE, OR SPAN
sh VIII IE for impartng lily white TO the complexion
Beware Of miserable imitation aud buy only at 81 Wal
ker street, first store FROM Broadway.
0y3- DIR. FoUNTAINE's CHINESE HAIR ERADI-
Gator the wonderful properties of extracting the
fany wish tested they before buying SO thet
there is mistake about this article, and Dr. Founaine
counerfei Of his invention, which some unprincpied
men are ing to palm off upon them the properties of
which are both dangerous and pofonous and the only
place where the genuine article be found which will
IN live minutes time remove the sfest hair is No 81
Courtlandt street. '-,-'r =
QU- HAYS LINIMENT, certain cure for the piles in
every case Sold at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-12

The products OF tht section exported have fallen of
vorySmuch, snch cotton, sugar, molasses, &c. while
the has been confined entirely to those articles
received from the interior The exports Of corn have
fallen of very much a
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KoTTERDAM-Barque VIM & James-l3 pps gin Herckenratl
Van Damme.lOy Durand COLO z Muller & co--25 j q
+ Boker--2 pks Masters, Markoe Co.'S Bruen Koop
Coz Wlltey-2 Welley Meyer-l987 bdls Victor Duel
witz-360 slabs tin 10 pps gin to order,
CuRAcoA-Brig Laure363 bdls skins hides bbls conner
$4,000 pieces ogwood 10 bb sugar Fouke son-6o bdls
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STRANGERS REyVARE

IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, it is
most important TO choose experienced hyscian-DN
EVANS has removed his Old Gaens Head Dspensary No
2e8Pear street of Beem street. where he
how complicaed He apprses he citizens and that
there Dr. Evans his old stand that he has
necon whatever with any other Office His charges are
modeIate-his consultations strictly private.
N BObserye the number-mistakes often dangerous
238 Pearl street.
u Medicines and directions any part Of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS or the steamshin..


We shall esteem favor d Captsins Of Vessels win give
the shipping left at the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their and any foreign
medh,ae on Their arrival Agents and home
the Marine intelligence they obtain Nautical lnforma.
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Married,
At the residence of B. Waistell by the Rev William
McLaren, WILLIAM ROBERTSON, of Jersey City to MARY
Dow, of this city.
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MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER confines his
~ practice principally to the eatment and Of delicate
diseases ~ their different stages Also elects
rea Seminal Weakness Obstinate Ulcers, all Sores ar
sing from impury of the blood His and
~ the Of us class OF diseases
cted with any Of the above named who ve been
considered ncurabe difficult of invited make APP
pication az his Office, No Ann street. Broadway ad
Jon!ng the American Museum, where he be
confdentially any hour during the day evening 10
o'clock
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER IL


SUN RISES. IS new MOON ........... it
NsErs..............6 Is HIGH MATER ....,.. II
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Foreign Importations.

Passengers Arrived.
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Arkansas--L Fome, G Leyerick
Mad de BanbaRer, Mrs Nc Donald
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TO DOCK RIIILDER =

TO DOCK BUILDERS.
DROPOSALS Sealed and Endorsed will be received AT this
uutil O'Clock r. NJ FRIDAY 18th September ex
for building Cob Wharf the Fats opposite the Navy Yard
Brooklyn, L. l.
The Wharf be 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep and to be
filled with
The Proposals the price foot including
materials be
with references and residence bonds vii
be entered into for the faithful performance Of the contract
For specifications Of the work be DONE the sizes and quality
Of the timber examination Of the bottom &c. &C.. application
must be made To the Commandant Of The Yard.
JAS. H. SUYDAM, Navy Agent
NAVY AGEST's OFFICE,
New York August 10th. 1874. au7 itawiwrc
ITO FAMILIES, wanting suits Of for the winter can
be handsomely accommodated with parors and bed
attached with pantries closets, &c private table f request
ed Single for gentlemen, m breakfast and Apply
AZ Al Houston street, second block east OF Broadwayn
pleasant part of the city. sll lmeod re
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TO CALICO PRINTERS

TO CALICO PRINTERS
FOR SALE-THE RAILWAY PRINT WORKS.
THE OWNER wishing TO retire from business, offers for
sale his Print Works, which in operation have
oesn in complete repair within te last nine months.
The works calculated print 1000 pieces per week
Two thrds of the purchase money bond and
mortgage number Of years. can be made
pay a part ia printing Application To be made to
PHILIP TRUSSLER
aui0 stawmsrc Rahway. New Jersey.
CHEAP PEKtU UMtRf AND FANCY SOAP WOWks.-
" JOHNSON X VROOM, formerly Of Cedar and
William streets manufac and putting up for The trade
their goods the and attractive sell
prices 20 lower than be brought mar
kct the their facilities enables
eel for the smallest profit.
Manufactory and Sales Room, 10 Trinity Place the
new Trinity Church. aul1 Imeodsm
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CORNS, BUNIONS AND BAD NAILS
G. III R r. ID


LITTLEFIELD, CHRorop,sT, takes this method to in
form citizens and strangers visiting New York that he still
cont his successful treatment Com Bunons Club and
Inverted Nails the Merchants Exchange Bathing Rooms Al
William street three doors below Wall his
dence AL Bowery, one door below 10Th street.
Al orders pnnctualy attended any part Of the CITY,
without extra charge.
Office hours from A. NJ. O'Clock P. NJ At home morn.
ing and evening. sII lmeods sec
WHEREAS-SoLOMON VICKERS escaped from the
~ Citp Prison this morning, and hereby offer, reward
,o ms apprehension TO custody the Of $780, Said
tckrs i've feet ten inches high light hair with sandy
pexion and small sandy whske He had escaped
light blue coat pair of light drab pantaoons yellow
:. WILLIAM COX, Keeper City Prison
New York sept 10th. I8it sii 2lsec
FAMILY MESS PokK-5o halEba,rels, very superior ar
sI0Ic 56 South street.
TUNK-io Tons Old'tussia Tarrd,sope for sale by
PFRSSE 4 BROOKS,
scc Ma. 65 and 81 Nassau
pY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice OF
- the Superior Court, of the City Of New York.
Notice hereby given pursuant to the provisions Of the
statute authorizing attachments against nonresident debtors
that an attachment has issued the Of CHARLES
NICHOLS resident Of Ams,erdam in Holland and that
will be sold for the OF his debts unless he appear
aud discharge such an attachment according to law within
nine months from the first publication of this notice. and that
the OF any debts due to him by residents Of this State
and the delivery TO him for his Of any property within
pery by hun, are forbidden by law and are void.
Dated the 7th day OF February, 1874
WESTERN Il EDWARDS,
mr31 ltaw9msr Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
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TO PRINTERS s

TO PRINTERS.
THE ADVERTISER, (havng had considerable experience
IN similar capacities) anxious obtain situation
Reader Compositor either country line ad.
dressed CO the Office of this Journal will with inme
diate attention. - ' 80 - Iii q,sac
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FANCY GOODS

FANCY GOODS
WEDELEs { MEYER& & l?2 William. St, importer. Of
ceived and offer for sale reasonable choice
men Of Buttons Of all kinds Segr and other fancy Cases
Snuff Boxes Fancy Combs SusIenders Saches Purses
etc; Steel PENS Razos; SCISSORS Accordons Iarmonicus
style OF Lanterns and toys all sorts Of Perfnmery.
We particularly recommend fine Of Wool.
cles. aui 10 eodlm- m
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n5- GOURAUD's BLANC D'EsPAGNE, OR SPAN
sH VIII rE, for imparting lily white to the complexion
Beware Of miserable imitation, aud buy only at 81 Wal
ker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-09-12

A CARD-MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York that
their Classes in Dancing Wa,ng and the Polka Dance, will
Broadway early in October Days of tuition wednesday
and Saturdays Particulars in future ad d,rtsements. Mr.
that the references he shall offer of his capabty will be
satisfactory Schools and attended application
above at his Private Academy, No. 10 Sixth Avenue
sl0 1merc
The New York herald., 1844-09-12

A l. II A M X A.,
$50 BROADWAY BETWEEN SPRING PRIscE STREETS.
THIS fashionable place OF open for the The
Ices Fruits Jellies and other rsfehmens Of the finest
description.
An Orchestra, combining Of the first musical talent in
the city, perform evng Saturdays and Sudays
fayoe pieces from the composition Of Straus Lanne Auber
Brllin and others equally celebrated
BRANCH No. i65 East Broadway, door above Rutge
street where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
ma be found. anil lmsrrc
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X AR h COM NATION!
AT the SOcIetv l.lb.arv

A NlMAL MAGNETIsM-This Thursday Evening. and
n evening during the week the Lyceum Hall
Of Lspenard and Broadway few doors below Canal
entrance IN Lispenard, eight o'clock
Dr. JOHNSON accordance with will
give course Of Lectures aud experiments above.
man, recently from London. where he introduced
royal circle by DR. Eoson aud magnetized for 700
tive nights before crowded audiences developing and
extraordinary phenomena, will be the subject of the evening
Tickets Is each.
Dr. johnson By the aid Of magnet
ism at Is Chambers street. sl2 2t.m
The New York herald., 1844-09-12

Obstructive FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon a
coorcd lad was seen to rush from the stables al
tached to the extensive lumber yard Of Messrs Coates
Glenn the oil Pratt and Green streets and in
few moments after flames seen issuing therefrom.
The fire communicated 10 the lunber sdjoinng all
(which entirely destroyed, together with hree fne
horses employed sbout the yard Messrs. q. & esti
rance Of SO 900 Four brick dwelling east Of the um-
her yard consumed, and others partially de-
stroy On the nerth side OF Pratt street several
tenements and sheds used workshops were much
iurcd. The negro incendiary esed and commit
ted 70 jail
The wires OF Prof Morscs Electro Magnetic Telegraph
suspended along Pratt street broken down distance
some two hundred feet In consequence OF the burning
Of the poles which sustained them The jsmsge how
ever be repaired in few hours a .9mer S,pt H.
The New York herald., 1844-09-12

6Gfs- FOR NEW OkLEANS-Unon i.lne.-ios,tyeIy
kxxN The rst regular packetThe fast sailing racket sb
Saessa Ohm MlNTURN, Capt. Stark master will sail as
above her regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin, second
cabin aud slceags passengers intending embark
houldnale immediate application board the oo o Wall
street, or JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Fine Of South
The regular packet ship Union j. D. Raoone master will
succeed the john Minturn. SION
The New York herald., 1844-09-12

FIRE BRICKs-55oo sowbridge Fire Brick received re,
ship Sarah and Arslia from Liverpool and for BY
sl0rc % Fulton street
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EXHIBITION.
THE END OF THE WORLD.
A ORIGINAL PAINTING of very large size, with colos
"A sal figures, painted in New iok nd lately insed by
Ane Exhibition open from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ. and from
Z to 10 p. NJ.
Admittance Is cents. sl0tfrc
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MONEY MARKET.

90 HAYS LINIMENT certain cure for the piles Ii
every case. Sold at 81 Courtlandt street.
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pACKET SHIP GARRICK from Liverpool Consignees
will please have their permits board Orleans wharf
foot Of Wall street Immediately. All goods permitted in
daVS unayOidably be N o public store ii
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

THE ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs" beg to inform, the
Citizens OF New York that the request of several fam
lies that have been prevented seeing their they
have delayed their departure aud made arrangement with the
proprietor Of the above place for few nights aud will appear
in Songs Duets Trios Qusetts, Catches Giees &c. or
unriyalled variety and character on
THuRDAY, SEPT. l2,
and evening until further notice Tickets admission
My Is cents--Chldren hafprics sI2 Item
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COLMAN'S
LIT ERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY
AND EXHIBITION OF
bEA UTIFUL PAINTINGS,
Nh a Man

No. 2O3 broadway, New York.
- HZ-ADMISSlON ONE SHILLING ONLY.
No STRANGER should leave the city Ythout calling in
~ the Great Collections Of Books Paintings and T..
srayinH yh,ch are Offered q prices ess e ,"s III, ,e %
kipd riYus languages, including Prints aud Pictures
chtch, and the Print Room, CHARGE is made. va
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PARK THEATRE.

CARDNr Segun begs respectfully inform TIE public
a and bis friends in general that he h,s purchased selection
Of the best Operas playing London aud Paris and
tends returning America Immediately order produce
them Mr. Segun Is happy 70 he has made arrangements
with Mr. Frazr Tenor o the highest repute London who
will accompnt Mr.. aud Mrs Segun to the United States.
"a flaw fws
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EuANO-iOo tons caboe imported de,t aud for sale ID
sBm 81 South street.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-21
~rrSCHER.

NEAyE. would respectfully in
o., The Citizens OF Burlington, tina.
Ind. opening day schoo! here I.o a
PERM ~ jbcsinning Of tho ensuing week
eif ~ Of teaching the following
ap1 Il popular education:
sS s. !" Reading, Writing, arithmetic,
peiscn lamar, Geography, Vocal Mu-
~ ssaa,S n philosophy and Mathematics,
s sa.s,;cal Geometry, Plane Trigonom-
naI lid TO tfemeasurement OF Heights
Nip.nce,. Surfaces, Solids and Land
ea asces pc. quarter will DO for any
rrpnches. $500. and 25 cents for
u u,i,;onal branch, all those studying
'I ,s., than FIVE branches. will be
~ m gratis. II a class Of not less
r., s. mr a. Eve children could be raised,
s 'ai and writing, which ought
ap ~ he commenced together, will be
2. ~ lever prices. The method Of
W .;,,t;ng instruction, and tho best
na m n the day to prosecute different
ass ,,e next TO knowledge itself, oil
ut am stranger therefore
sl ,"s sneak Of mysy stem of these things,
~ ~. uiH say. that it j. the latest and
sI I's,. If get the number Of scholars
as W. 10 form the different classes
s' .:, il. References and certiticatei
fa :l,;ns to my past character given OF
49, - o The School to be opened on Mon
..a 9th ciNovember in the Basemen
o. ~ Mr. Isett's house, where the Nom
IVY line Christian Church meet.
y,r Il-2t 90
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-21
NEW STORE & Fresh
GOODS.

YHyIE Subscriber has ;nst opened .ep
4 and fresh stock OF Goods. just rec
from Boston and New York at the Store
formerly O. cuped by ,Mcssrs Bridsman and
Brothers, corner Of Vain and Jc;fcrson-st !.
which, he offers at very low prices for cash
or Country Produce.
His Stock consists in part If
DRY GOODS,
Cloths, casei:neres, Vestings. Ginghams,
Linseys, sl.in-ts, kentucky Jeans,
Sheep Gray kerssss, Tickings,
Red, white and yellow Flannels,
Apron and Furniture checks, a!pacas,
Merinoes, cation and silk hdkfs.
Pilot cloth, Blankets, wlddin., Batting,
Shuwls, suspenicra, cotton Yarn, Sc.
H.4RDJ'.3RE.
Castcel and Iron shoyels and Spades,
Hunts axes, hoes, llandsaws, trace chains,
Knives and Forks. pocket knives, nails,
Spikes. hammers. Locks, Latches. Butts,
Screws, butcher KNIVES, curry combs,
Sheet iron tea kettles and stew pans,
Augers, &c., &c.
H.aTS IND CAPS.
Angola. Silk and Fur Hats, Blue drab
cashmere hats
Mems and boys patent Glazed, cloth,
scalet, hair. Nutria and Fur seal caps.
BOOTS and SHOES.
200 prs Mems thick boots.
so prs peg'd and sewed calf water proc
boots,
300 prs Mems thick brogans
900 prs boys and youths brogans.
$50 do do boots,
200 prs childrens shoes,
500 prs womens kip snoetees,
$50 do strap shoes and slippers,
200 do fine kid shoes, parlor
slippers, &c, &c.
LEATHER.
1900 lbs best slaughter sole leather,
So sides wax leather, very la-ge.
GROCERIES.
1000 lbs best Rio Coffee,
1000 do old government Java do.
500 do Aromatic Tobacco, OF the bes
quality, 49,
1900 do Tobacco Of various qualities
5000. do New Orleans Sugar, Loa
sugar, molasses. best Y. II. and lmperia
tea Picc, Saleratus, pepper, alspice, ginger
cassa, nutm egs, cloves, sosp, starch, cas-
| tile soap, mustard, raisins, chocolate, &c.
DRUGS, DYES, &C.
Indigo. madden. epson salts, copperas,
! Glue, Sal nitre, borax, Alum. sulphur,
Birthstone, Spirits turpentine, Tanner
Oil, sc.
SALT! S.ALT!
SO sacks G A salt, 50 bb!s hanawha d.
WANTED.
SO head heavy fat cattle weighing 600 II
and upwards, 1000 hogs, 5000 bush whca
Flax seed, hemp, hides. beeswax and Ia
low. for which the market price will
paid by JAMES G. PARlltiDdn;
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