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AIDES SCfIOOI.-Young Ladies who wish TO leave the
Lefty Tor tie longer season. IL ENJOY the pu
aud henty locntI"n oi oi The most chnnnS vi
lnses intellectual New I'm lnDd-easy OF access nd m @
dsun-hre here Offered every opportunity Ia nclt"lc le
mental aud mafn culture while they avoid The heavy
uSunly such advantages. In
modns nn repete with elegance well rs comfort tho Pm
r,pn evOes her time exclusively To the pupils and with Mad
nme F. OF Paris. tine French department. aud
other competent and experienced assstan all Indies residing
IN the family. Thu, young Indies unattended
ungunrded.
tsd that contribute the wearc and happiness Il the m
ted number OF young ladies' admitted INTO this SELECT FAM
TtRMS-Boari and tuition in English studies, French Inn
no, &c &c. $50 per ycHr.
CIRCULARS containing references. with further irnrm.
ton my be had OF j. F. Atwl, ESD. music store, No O
Broadway, Of Dr. Dodge. No.o ChHInbersst Y2o *
NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY. 2I7 Broadway.
~ New York.-AdmSOn Free during the dny. ,
Citizens aud strangers visiting the city respectfully invited
,orne Of several hundred Dsguereoiypc kenesses OF en-
neni Americans which the following appended TO
which ufe the autographs OF each; ,,.
Hon. John Quincy Adanis, Mrs. Madison;
John Tyler, Mrs J.. u ADAMS.
Henry I,luy, Hon .nmes buchanan,
Judge Story, tien. Evans
Judge Mclean. llanIe " etster.
John C. Calhoun, " Sas Wright.
J. J. Crl'lenden. - Geo. MDuite.
I" IhOs II. Dsnton. Henry y WISE,
Cen. Gaines. Commodore alorfan
Gen. Worth. Warrington
Gen. Clinch. - Morris.
end Others numerous mention. including the ceehated
wild Cat Tiger Tail" &c. This Cutlery" is ut least
interesting und unique. and the only remuneration expected IS
of patronage from those no desire their own Se
nees which may obtained style unryasd, any hour
''''' - 49, ANTHONY, EDWARDS & co.
~ B.-GermnD French cnd American Apparatus and ma
terns. Of the best Giaiy md warranted as SUCH constantly
s ,s;; liz; .w RVes'' tor cash A.E&Co.
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,tUEUIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF writ OF hen fHcias. !"
- me reeted md delivered viii expose i0f sale ~ the 'es
,u OF tine City u hurdny the Oth o' june ne1t al
clock al. the yt, i: 1Ed interest o james Gar
TI :, ch he had the I Of llach lsii: or ~ any time
,itsr IA the l-. all that certain
hu.. nn Ot of uni situated. lying nnh beng the Fourth
Ward Of the city of New York known and dntneunheiS
No Water street, and bounded NJ follows: Honhery IN
font by Water street. eusefy by land 0f late Of h0m
Flsln decen ed snuthrly by lrnd now late OF Edah
o,me lad Inwey und james T.. Holmes. and westerly ny
lind i;,rney belonging % Wiam 7. Baker. contaIn: N
width in aud Is feet inches and IN ang 10 iee' "t
une SHVni y,yp VY JONES. Sheriff.
Jso. W. ALLEs Deputy Sherf inS is" S, ns q,
The above sale postponed uil hUfsdny' 'e -'i ' u"
l. W. NJ the Same place ,..,, ,ONrc cL..s
New York. June %. Isti " 81 jONtS' Snrs"'
Jyo ~ ALLIES. Deputy Sheriff le-V-
The above iuBcf postponed uAtI Hufsiay the -1i
,Iny OF July aext, The ssme plGce. ..,,, -,
New Y,fk. June.s, le4I 90 -. "9!' JoS -, shenH.
I.o w ALIEN. Deputy Sheriff Je25 inwiJyS9
The above further postponed until The lUh Gay o'
Ser,em.,r 1915. Mt the same hour aud place ,-, -, r.
i u ALLr. Deputy Sheriff. Jy25 awtsl0
80 tMOONLlGHr MUSICAL EXCURSION.
l. -ItJ T. Warmers vyr1ean Choir. together
S--c--E, with Dnd,wor:hs Comet Bard Will give a
mrca, entertainment on board ire steamer SOUTH AVE
RCA on an excursion no the Hudson, Monday evening
iuy 2th Tn. boat Will eaYe the foot OF barclay street AT
u O'clock Per No, North River, a. "a Canal "a state
PRISON Dock at .pn.
Asncemen are rna6a fr giving the occn-o on mn interest
seldom enjoyed IN any o the KIND. IJZ3 IuIShau
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BEST LADIES' MAGAZINE
OF LITERATURE, FASHION AND TIE FINE ARTS.
EDITED BY T. 5. ARTHUR.
For August. 1874.
Is PageS Reading 1tdtier in Each Number :,
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A FRESH ARRIVAL

|. expected This Mornns The illustrated edition Of
MARTIN CHUZZLEWlT. BY BOZ.
Philadelphia Edition. II Plates Done up in handsome
Cover. Price 20 cents.
Also published this day,
BLACKWUoDS MAGAZINE for July. sSa year. 3
MiSERIEs OF NETWORK. BY Prof Iusrahar-
PEN IiiNi;S BY THE WAY. BY y. p. WILLS
Now fret published complete. Ouiy lew COPIES remain OF
the first Edition.
THE H-FAAIILY BY FredeHka Bremen Translated
by Mary Hewitt Harner's ELTON; pnce l2t cents; 90
NOW READY. THE LITERARY REMAINS OF
THE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK. Hand
.omely bound volume. Price II 20.
Citizens aud strangers requested 20 call and examine
extensive collection ot Cheap publications. ;ocser with
general of Stationery such rs ESS lax. utLLs
W,FERs lnkstand, and other 'rncT articles.
Agents and the Trade suppl ed with al new works as soon
published by BURGESS. SfklNGER < ~
~ It's :ssl Brondway. corner U! Am
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il copies
and procured in six weeks Jy2i 2Iis
"CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE,"
AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE. Ito Nassau Street.
All the vcu r6res Periodicals., -NdgGines. and Chan
Publications. g-nerny. lie had nj The Tribune Office
Wholesale Retail Countrp AGENTS supplied with le1s
papers, every thing the cheap ine Orders packed with
punctnnity md despatch.
Strangers md the city requested 10 call ard zee
the assortment OF Chap Publications..
WIN. Il. GRAHAM, $50 Nassau ST..
iyl0 If Tribune Office"
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IN THE GRANITE BUILDING. No. 273 BROADWAY.
Conner Chambers STREET.
~ UAVEthe mast extensive rssor;men: OF beautiful and
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nc Those Companies who intend Joining in the es
cor" Of the Hope Hose Company Of Phiadepha their de-
from the requested 10 form West broadway
This Afternoon Mt 81 o'clock. The members of rhnyones
Cnmpnny requested al the Engine House NJ 3
O'Clock precisely. BENZ. SYNES. Foreman.
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ITALIAN BOOK s,

RECENTLY IMPORTED.
Nnnzon Opere Complete vol 50 ensayngs.... 81
Qusttro POeIl lallaul,l vol. rnya W
Poeil ltallani Cuntem urnnei. vol
Poems Fnrlsh and Ita,nn by Lyell ............ 8 u
Ar;oSo with hemir and Mites BY Pnnizz vols 81
Rnrcrcci Iecn mmerone Din 90 Foscco vols 81
toldon CONNIE lie Sce.;a. =
-"ave SoyeIe Nora = vols 81
AIontl La Rvouzione Fruncese. FlSlore.
rasso, La Gefusnlemme lIberata. vol.
bIOy Bible IN lialtn by 81
New Testament IN Italian BY the
i''0'sN u"N WILEY vi & PUTNAM. lsl broadway.
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Also To i.E'r-The story brick House on the Nnth
Avenue between Nineteenth ard IweGeth street,. Dsi
he.ee square Il finished modem style with mahossny
doors, marble u,ante. &c Rent bow for the bannce o' the
yer hnuly 90 y. !. Ci'SIlNAN, lS3 1earl street
Also 70 EI'-1e modern built itr*r story bnck iionss
l street, Chicken square. TINS iouse III pom, OF
ocaUn ard cGnvenences well adapted 10 the wants oil
,,n,sei f'lnily apply 10 H. 4. CLStIMaN,
,s3t III 1873 Penfl-,treet.
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SPLENDID Administrations and imported Bay Water
Offered 81 Cortland street ow Quart bottles
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CRANn cLAY AID FRELINGHGIY;s;Et:NN5 IrBM.EE

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT DETE.-At the
Is,rrest request of large number Of ladies Gc gentlemen,
sarc, of these concerts fashionable and popular III !s,
y be given du Ing the present summer az tie Ae;pp9'an
Rooms c9 broadway, Tuesday ~ June.
Vocal and Instrumental performers o The Ist re,,elnhy
l he engaged and every wall he made 10 ensure the
highest degree OF intellectual and soc enjoyment Snscrp
ions for the So SINCE tickets ~ ceni: yeGry :ah
ticket Subscriptions limited Subscrptcnbook now open ut
~ nio !s.f ~ ~ SMELLING; & TiSDsLE.
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Or. VolljcL,s Lectures-To Ladies and Gen

Ies- To Puhiishers.-Medium and medium aud half
Press Work done nj short notice aud the lowest prices on
Adams Power Pfcss.
Every description OF PLAIN md Fancy nh Printing executed
as above in tie best style and with quick despatch Jy lw
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AIlBLoS GARDEN. c,,rrei of Broadway and riiac''''
The Entertainments are under the o.. ERECTION of M 'r
CHILL. Doors open at Entertainments cofeH'- a. pre-
second Night Of the opsruuc Ballet OF La sopnahue
THIS sVEHiH !py . the .aisrtalaasi', "S' commence
John OF yAEl5.
John of ch
TS. P'ireess Of Navarr, Mr. atn,ra'
Vincent :, rty".
Rosa In he coa-,s Of the pee ''' '''
An I Ts: Of . an hour; lot foasd5Js a
o conclude viii ' s5 81. & Il 81 o''-' D.'"f
Coua: St Her k9-2;n,iy
tdmoet sllS G-,-,s
ertrldt FL.
NassI,ne Ea
Ni% eIe. N y ma 30 Doo5ae-, on accoan;
;)N.NO'S OPFRi HOCsE-nf LARUNEE@ EN.
t THERTAlNMESTS AN3tXHlEiTloN-lasscr
IG rsS.s. SeS Of TIE 1se numb, evee ron he s
ire ry wan; of room on Monday Evening. Dr. LADl, Tx y
on hu[ 6I. kyeR NJ, u seG 70 .h ts ssb On The
o,cn.Iyn In consequence ~ u faIdre engagements W tie
iunus HI. present visit 10 New foIS ,..,.,,.s- f,rf
PPsHr ia serss Of Scenc illustrations Of the Seasons
The Months f. the Form 81 he En- e If the
winch vii be tuN explained including tie 'e'"'' s'
0'''e's' ''pe Iacfni,son of te.n rou.s
P1RTlv-SpisnJ,! roacuet osTN ELNEDRUMNOND
tnc Itch, of hi> DESCRIPTION found To- - 50 hriani -
to illuminate large hu n: wla .tt ,5il,ea;l iron, 10
read with has lately bee nfup,eL - !ih as 'e 'S ~
Paris by u singl- lantern ofih,- kind. ..,.,,...>
PART I.-Gtand MICROSCOPIC ENtli8li 10Y. ~
which will be shown Aumrlcule, Notes. tn'on - hf'
New. York Pump Water. The eI. The 6;- t Nu>lN =.
TO ccncl ale WITH selection of Iic;ol! uSifGt.O.s ~
Palestine Rome. Sv'iiGsf.and g. sc.
The Theatr- well ventilated by W nd,al NJ re '"P' anu
Promenade IN the COMMUNICATES WIZ ue 1"Ns>'
Tickets . cents children urdcr y hgli prc Nl1S ttb
I, ned nj the Boz Office bet 10 AID oe.1e". 10 com
renee nj O'Clock
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. CONCERT AND En-
WI 'rERiAINNENf-ln conformity WIN pfe'ii h''
,irs the members nj the New Work Sacred ttc >otS %
.urh their friend, wish Ira them Tor the '"''
y embark board tie stsaIne' SOUTH AMERICA ifom re
,ot of Barclay 81. Friday 18th INST. az ,i"cA Il H.
The R,a, proc, ell rIlrS 40 -" Moth i,iVe ANA! ~
r-rning will pass round tie durnc which tune the gt"d
The nmrher q: performers will comprise urwnris 81 2J
Rand for e>cort ard III the vocal pieces aI,n en-
va ed The boa, vii then gtucs ITO Pur ElchnnnG S''en
Island where srnpunls eute annen'. prepared by w I
Martin Esq vii I've provided "r the wln- ci'npGy N n
.rnye on he beautiful grounds of lbs hon Judge 'd"iN
which will be brilliantly chted rT ,'e ucc1.in Ne com
n,ny win embark from Port Richmond IN tune I" 'tc me
cl,y M A sensnnnbe hour. Arriving of the Rater! tome
sweet home expressly Tor tie occasof w." De SUI
| By the whole society L.. - ,
4 limited number Of Tickets ut 81 50 e:ch including TIE
entertainment, will he disposed Of upon carly anp.f"n 90
either u the board 1T managet al hestvIe of Fn, aaI
''''' Y252t'
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR.--Every lady or gentleman who wishes
10 have fine aud henly hair fee from dand-uf. should
Palm of Columbia 'stmylnes the roots of The hair and
who have been bald for year; besides always gives
the hair beauty and use unsurpassed So Mt :" Court
land street r.,ce 80 cents u cents and 81 per bottle.
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CORDED SKIRTS.

1i1TNDpW ~HsDE DEPOT. 80 ePHrcg STREET
tn. noul' I'LL those wbn wr, '" pur
c-.. Ind, either ~hnsu' of llai "a at M 1Spfuee
sire have grrgrt assortment han All me "ef es
ti,hncnts CITY, oy tily my hrrs The on.
y pllcc where they nrnuiacnd 10 "Nt"'S None OH
oil col.r >ha-. pnE'ed ianncf-. and ineri@f ecor
tops done m u lie ba supise Arist o neknOwi
edged reputation vi nlrys md emp0ym.nt. H0 wanted,
tnre. nppenc0s Mono need appU unless they have
"i Exs0 o. INVITE GARTOL & DE MAUNY
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ny PILES IN THEIR WoEsT FORM may he cured by the
use Of HAYS lnimet Wis then should many suffer from
this distressing complaint. when this remedy swaFrnn,ed
IN every case Sold only genuine 81 Courtands Price 81
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j. W.DODGE, Miniature Painter,
l25 HKNRY-sTRxsT, MIL 2mA'
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The Minority OF the Specai Committee whom wasre
feed the memorial "i Valentine Mt aud Others. Physcia
h.. CIy nskIng Tor removal o Eli leyitt. the present
City lnsi.ect"r. respectfully repntt-
Committee decided have oi the ncmnnul before
them. " explain at length and 10 show the NECESSITY OF
Iequo; the Cry Inspector Ia The amount and KIND ~
kn"wedee insisted N by the en"raiss, ana also I" >a
the aeE by them of the ncotnpe'ency OF the
sem incumbent his the inemorastS certainly had Tisht "
expect but Il vas deulvd 70 them Inc Committee Then de-
Cny INSPECTOR ought pns,e good medical aainnen> ana
should hayea knowledge Of Of disease and their
remedies well geueul
regulations of other large cities On this subject the Commit
the duties imposed uron City be
by ordinary capacity. yet that nany Of the duties
high degree OF information and oil The knowledge of
medicine und h. enc. such dom possessed by others
tan Ply those who have made ch ledge Their
study Whe Committee could usee wih the opinion
expressed that indispensable that such appointments
should e held only by regularly licensed faycan YET they
would freely admit that II 10 such we generally ok to IND
the know ledge above mentioned requisite but the Com
nee had dorh, that, occasionally some persons may be
found who ny reading nnd o5scrraon have cbtsne al c
necessary Anowedge. who not regularly icened Fhys
70 oe appointed a. u once ad a,o That pnOuc opinion a"
settled down into the belief the proper and hes,
to curr the pubic i9ts and to provide properly Tor the
The merora' further state hst they learn the
City Inspector as not only estev ignorant Qf medicine
Seieses but. dertdHd admitted 6v has treHds 10
DC TOO Mteraie 10 pegr ctk ordncrv accuracy The
CARDS kees n the records the City this dc.
partmeni. II for no other reason Of character.
IL ives agreed By the Committee TINT each member OF the Com
maee shouG individually inquire nto this matter by errmn
x lie records o. The office and uoh other ways as they sht
oith booSS Office exhibited 20 him by Mr. Lcnvu and
oud them THE well kept, iGr hsnd and
with general accuracy With reinc,erce after saying
mat thse the Only books belonging to the Office the bot.
et or daily entrance book Jr inefmh;s produced: bot
ne sac that none oil these books IN his handwriting At
Ter asdsn saying that tee aii the bnGk4 the Office
nu DehB pIEco 10 show some evidence OF lbs penmrshp all
ua; could be obtained from him bans orders PER.
tn WI" III name signed toihem ~hch he said Ia, hand
Wfnhe una ~h,cl was IN good stylr of pennunship-
lie was asked he did not do WRITING ia books or
records o! the Office lie said he did moi il wa, dom, v
his assistant aud the clerk. lie then rcqnc,s To fur
nis the Comsmittee wh MANUSCRIPTS of b. wr,tinr
TO eube them 10 Judge OF the truth iaty OF the charge
ngaist hm This lie promised TO do the next day-but on
day ne told the minority Of the Committee when he
called Tor IL that by The advice Of trends world stand
upon his dignity and decline TO furnish any information on the
SUBJECT W The COMMITTEE II they could ipd i. out they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-25

A CONVENTION or THE Psi UPSIiON FRAZIER.
"a NIFTY will he held ut Amhert, Mas on tie eighth day
of August next Al members OF tie Frtenly most c2r-
daily invited 10 be present business OF sfsa! interest WI" DC
laid before the Convention. =,
The Anniversary of the tamna wii also be Eri az me shi
ne and place. which Grafton " ne delivered
hy Rev Henry Nell OF Iialnei. Mas. and foem by Nj.
:. -. II...nrI INN
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COcKROACnns AND BED RUGs.-A certain aud eilectla
article destruction these be had
q Ceurandt street. has ocen thoroughly tested frce
nj 10 rantS
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HJl. JONES. Sheriff.
m9 lnwGwT'hs.
Thursday. the 2yuI mat Ut
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T2-To Traveiers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and ut the same highly interesting book companion 10
their Travels. recommend Appleton 4 Co.'S edition OF u
fs.aeis Curioses of Lercure 1t is perhaps tken Alto
re,he1,he most interesting book written awDisSW&C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-24
French Boots.

a door' South n Virginia Hazel Nam dreet)
EOHN E. WADE j. now manufacturing supe.
rior article Of GENTS BOOTS after the latesl
STYLE md made at the hest Phiadel.
phia materials, which hs warrants to cemrele with
anything ever gotten mp in tho United States. and
AT The following prices,
GOOD CALF BOOTS, $500
FINE do 600
EXTRA ,up sup, $50
Water prooi'do 1lih Cork and India Rubber 90
extra.
Ladies' anil Chiidrens BOOTS and SHOES made
in The nsalesi STYLE. oet24
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CDg3sElgmp1ie1R,

RG DuNcAN.s EXPECTATION HFu
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FARMING AND GARDENING.


INIIE following works (among many others
Il on hand on the same subjects) are lately
received for sale by II. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from London:
Sproule's Agriculture, vol. London, lB43. ~
Youatt on the Horse, vol. London, 1843.
Banbrdgc's Guide to the Consery atory, Hot
house and Greenhouse, l vol. London, 1912.
Bcvan on the Honey Bee, | vol l643 M
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject
I. Squarrcy's Agricultural Chemistry; also Lebig's.
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
Hogg on the Carnation; Main on Domestic Pou'-
try. eeil
Johnson on Manures and Fertilizers.
Donaldson Mapures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally
Muhlenburg on Grasses Vaux on Filling and
Fertilizng Land. ae
Cattle their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manurcs, by Edward Rufhn, of Vir-
ginia
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust,
Sorain's Practical Husbandry, Jesse Buers Far
mcr's Companion.
British Husbandry, vol. published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, | vol octave, London.
Outlines of Flemish Husbandry and Reports Of
Select Farms, vol London,
Hayward's Horticulture; the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by Z. Nel
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticulturst,
by Mcintosh
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, 1 VOL New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry, in all its various branches-lis to be con-
tinued.
Loudous Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture for sale at 80 50 each, few copies only, the
usual price being 81 june
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4" AU DI ALTERAM PARTEM."

lfE AND SKETCHES OF HENRY CLAY
IL Msllory's edition in 9 volumes, Just published
Life and Political Opinions of Martin Van Buren,.
by Professor Holland vol
John Tyler-his History, Character and Position.
with Portrait, lately published, New York, ls4s
Speeches OF John c. Calhoun, | volume octave,
New York, I643.
Life of John C. Calhoun presenting Condensed
History of Political Events from 1911 to l643
Speeches and Forensic Arguments, by Daniel Web
ster in volumes, the third volume just issued
France, its King, Court and Government, by Gov.
erDor Cass, vol. ~
Legislative and Documentary History of the Rank
Of the United States.
Storys Commentaries on the Constitution
Writings OF Chief Justice Marshall on the Constr
tuition
Bradfords History Of the Federal Government from
History of Congress during the Presidency of Gen.
cral Washington
The Principles and Policy of the United States Co
'crnmcnt, by John Taylor, Of Caroline.
Tyranny Unmasked, by John Taylor, of Caroline, 1
History of the Hartford Convention, by Theodore
Dwight vol. 'T-'
United States Tariff of Is4I and ls42
Addresses, Messages, Protests, Proclamation, Ve-
toes, Nc, OF all The Presidents from Washington to
Tyler, volume octave.
Madison Papers McCulloch,s Commercial Die
tionary, Vethakes American edition.
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations, Notes by Nc
Culloch.
Eisdetts Industry of Nations
Inquiry into the Nature and Character of the Fede-
raj Government, being Review of Judge Storys
Commentaries, by Mr.. Upshur, vol.
The Federast. Hr' =
The Code Napoleon translated into English.
All The Works oil the late Condy Racquet on Free
Trade, Banking, &c.
The Statesman, by the late John Holmes, OF Maine.
volume.
Indian Treaties and the Laws of the States and
Colonies relating to the Indians
Elliotts Diplomatic Code.
looks History u Prices.
Laws Of Trade.
Tocqueyille's Democracy
Gougcs Journal Of BANKING,
Census Of the United States, 4 volumes,
And many oth,r valuable works, too numr,ops n,
the limits Of an adveu,ssment--many of then Inn.
ported direct from London by F. TayIor-tormiop
better collection than be found elsewhere In The
United Stsle., of works on Currency Finance, Ie-
g'slson, Political History, Parliamentary EIoouenc~
Statistics, and other branches of Political Economy
10 which additions consta nlly made of everything
new or valuable.
=. TAYLOR,
Bookseller, Immediately East Of Gsdsbys Hotel
80 Books, Stationery, Periodicals, or ANYTHING
Else, impaired to order from England and France or
rom any part OF Europe jan 3-tf
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NEW MUSIC.

UST received the following pieces Of new Music
d at the old established store two doors east OF iSt
street, Penn. Aveoue
W. FISCHER.
Father do no, weep; by Mrs. Henry Shelton.
The Earl's Bride by J BIockley
Oh no, we talk in French; for the guitar
see thee sweeliy smile; by II. Thorbecke.
Sweet Village Home; by J. A. Geize.
Dearest, ! blink of thee; by G. KIebs.
The Lost Gem; by X. Culver.
The re urn Of Spring; by do. t
The Desire, waltz, by II. Belman.
Orphean Waltz; by do.
A Cabaiiero Waltz, by G. Grobs.
Grand March The Triumphant Stars Of America,
u dedicated TO the volunteer corps Of the w. D., oy
G. Zeuner 'H H1 8
Les Triompbaies, Contredanses; by ii. Herr.
Pine Apple Gallop; by C. Grobe.
La belle du Nord; by r. j. Hubuer. as
Teutonia Quickstsp, two performers
June Off frl Eaf
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Fancy Letter, OF all sizes, together with great
variety of Combination Borders, Flowers, Cuts, and
Ornaments, Printing Ink Of all qualities and colors
Smith, Washington, and Power Presses; Cases !;
Stands; Gaeys; Brass Rule, plain and waved !
Composing Sticks, Sc furnished also at greatly re-
duced rates. ..
Specimen Book may be had on application al
the Foundry, or it can be forwarded TO those at a
distance requiring it, by mall at small expense.
STEREOTYPE WORK done on terms as favor
able as at any other establishment in this country.
Orders will meet with prompt attention, and any
information given in relation to making up a news
paper Office, when addressed to
may 29-tf F LUCAS, Jr,, Prophet