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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
PERFORMANCE ON THE TURF.

The performances Of ARGYLE on the Turf,
placed him in the very first rank of Amend
Horses, as Racer, while those Of his got emit
him 10 an equal standing as Stallion. lie sta !!
ed first at Orangeburg, s. c.. in 1894, and rad
Barnwcll, Augusta, Macon, Columbia and ChafS
ton two, three, and four mile heats, beating \
sy Wallace, Rai,Icsnake. (three times,) LII
shton, Rushlight, Bertrand, jr., (twice,) VI
tummcs, g., &c. lie never lost 4 licat, and Y
rarely, if ever, pat up to his speed, until bis
lraordnary defeat by John Bascombe in IS
the circumstances of which are familiar 10 cw
one. Subsequently he was trained and run
great success in Virginia; and in May, 1888,
the Central Course at Baltimore, after running
the frs! hea! Of three miles and losing it. By
head, in minutes and Is seconds; he won
second heat in minutes and 40 seconds, BEL
the best second heat Of three miles recorded
the American Turf, and the most brilliant
formance of year, surprising all Others 10
richness of its annals.
During tho same week, and on the samo cou1
one Of his daughters. Kate Seaton, won the 81
sweepstakes of $4,000. beating fine field
great ease, such a coincidence being hitherto
known upea The Tnrf---a.r. -7.--
hhul LII. $1,000 OuI one SenSOn uhti 'Ie
1910, and to q limited number ofMares, notn
Of which we're thorough bred yet mis- colts
won nine out of eleven races for which they
been started, bentng at ono, two and three IN
the get of many ofour best Stations, besides sen
imported colts, some Of them in first rate time
Two of his get the ''Sovsrnor" and skate Seata
were unrivalled upon the Turf by any !hiul
their age. J
The owner of ARGYLE, in bringing bio
the West. in the Cherokee Nation, presents
with confidence to the Public. as being in sv4
way on account Of his blood, size, and form;
performance on the Turf, 50 remarkable for enI
rance, as well as speed, and the extraordinary y
cess of his got;-worthy of their entire aPpf0Ie
lion. 49,
r. 4 SAMUEL MAls's
Fort Gikssp, c. N, .tsn.,2Oth ls45.
2--tlr 3Oth JnDe. A
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22

EloQuence. following was given by some
contemporary as specimen Of Western eIoquence:
"Americans The grea, coun,ry--wde--
vast--and in the southwest unlimited. Our rcpub.
lie is yet destined 10 re.anner South America-to
occupy the Russian possessions. and again to reco.
yer possession of those British provinces, which
the power of the old thirteen Colonies won from
the French on the plains of Abraham all right.
fully ours to re-occupy. Ours is great and grow.
ing country. Faneuil Hall was its crndlet but
whar-whar will be found timber enough for its
coffin Scoop all the water out of the Atlantic
Ocean, and its bed would not afford grave suffi-
cien for its corpse. And We, America has sea rec.
ly grown out of the grs'le Of boyhood. Europe !!
what is Europe! Sheis no whar nothing cir.
cumstance, a cipher, mere obsolete idea. We
have faster steamboats,. swfler locomotives larger
creeks. bigger plantations, bclter mill privileges
broader lakes. higher mountains. deeper cataracts,
louder thunder, forkeder lightning, braver men,
handsomer meemen and more money than England
dar have !-(Thunderng applause.)
The New York Tribune says there are three
certain gains to the Democrats, and fair chance
for three more. The next Senate is certain to
stand "a Wings TO 25 Democrats, with tho three
doubtful States above noted to settle the preponder.
ance. One of them gives practical Democratic
majority as the Vice President, Dallas, has cast.
ing vote in any case Of lie. There can be ho
reasonable doubt OF Polk majority in each House
VI Congress.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

ARGY LII. is dark brown, without whito,
cept star. fifteen hands and three quarters hi
possessed Of uncommon bone and muscle, anl
form combining with perfect symmetry, every
senlial of Race Horse. Ilo is now fsurts
years old. having been foaIed in Mary ylaud, nd
spring of 1880. Iieuas sired by the famous W
Tonson. his dam Thistle, was by Ogle's Oscat
grandam by DR.. Thorntons imported Horse Ga
den. his g. grandam by Mr.. Halls Spot and
&. 6. g. dam by DR.. MarshalI's Hyder Ally, VI
was by Lndsav's Arabian.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22

KIM Lps. FEATHERS, best quality lust rfrom -Rer
OOO ceved and for sale low, by - ' " W
Aug II, lSA AUSTIN RI rcr w -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22

Jackson's Letter 10 Monroe.-'' am clearly of
your opinion that for the preset. we ought to be
traie our population. conne our frontier to proper
limits, until our country, TO those limits, is filled
with dense population"
How is it that the Louisville Courier h printing
the above paragraph. from Jackson's letter, leaves
out this line !-'-i am clearly OF your opinion that
for the present." The clause is rather important
in supporting the "Oid He,o's" consistency. In
fac! the elter does not prove ai that was expected
from it.-Rcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22
-fU nuu u,-sor7 -wA = gHSs.SS

-ssrRY PRODUCE, atbs;
Spay the highest market price
,:s!!y requested to give him : q s;a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-22

Small Thunder.-'Big Thulder," alias DR.
Boughton, the leader, who wasamong the frs
prisoners taken. turned States ,vidence and dis
closed ALL which has led to the arrest of numerou.
other letter leaders.-Rer.
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ipOw.tir- 'inry

Demsey, Bridget
Dea ey, May
Demise. Miss Mar.
Tia
Dickson. Mis- Eliza
Dic-on, Mrs. eva
pf ST.
ID ran, Miss s A.
Don lass, Mr. lila
~ r.
DO1d.Mi-s Hannah
d ruyless, Mise Alb
igai
Dunn. Miss Sarah
Dlif Mr. Penelope
Lili-, Mrs. a.
Euloii, Miss hnlely
Elf. Mlss Am
Foster. Sarah
Fairclnid Miss An
ge.ett
feuno,Airs. Aela &.
Freeman Mr. Nil
liner
Fntch, Mrs. Marga
rel
Fitch, Mics COrnc
la n.
Finnen, Ann Cher
Tysi.l
Finch, Mr.. Mary
Foster, Miss Ann
Ford. Mrs. Sarah
Eowle,M rs SafahA
Flynn. Mrs. R H.
Thrsire
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Valueof

The imports entered in the Custom house Of Laguayra
during the pverious fiscal year amounted 10 $2f3452d
and the duties To s722 rs showing increase of i'm
portaons in the year which has just closed OF s35609
and nm increase Of revenue OF $13536. The foregOu
table shows a considerable OF importations
the expectations bat this s not the in any other
port Of Venezuela the balance In the aggregate always
in favor Of the Republic The imporations in oil the
Custom houses from July J. 1913 to July lsii amount
cd to g. 40- 500 and the dues to 81 3ls 92 while the
export. for the period amounted to s5g66726 and
the export duties 10 So "a thus showing ct
exports imports of 81 51 80 independent # The
expor, duty The aggregate amount Of importa'ons
entered in the Custom house OF Puerto Caeo from the
LIT Of January TO the sl instant, ia s4i1sc 80, the
duties which amount TO sl6S69s y. The expor-
taiions during the period amouui to l0652- 2O
they consist Of 442 quinsls OF indigo 1884 quinals Of
cotton 3l9s quin,als of coffee e59 quinals Of
50 SO hides and 25s head Of cattle.
The Detroit Daily Advertiser says g." Over one
hundred thousand dollars will be due from this Stale "a
portion II her bondhoders io interest in January nest,
under tho terms OF the Butter Act We believe that
part OF will be paid and that the twice pghted faith of
the State will be- again broken. But the last POnn
Jscksonan that the whole will be paid, and that
the State officers have repeatedly declared that there
would be funds in the State Treasury to meet the int
then falling due
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune


AUTUMN. ...BY A. HUIDEKopLR.
Tur.x's q pensve tone in the Summers rest
When the Seasons work Is done,
WHEN the vernal toll with the fruit IL best.
And the blade and the ear are grown
There . touching tone In the changing l-sf
A voice IN the meadows sere
In the rustilbg maize. in the gathered sheaf
voice Ia the waning year
There . silver haze In the mid air burg,
entlcr breath on the air.
A ehsstened light on the landscape aune
A melIowed beauty there.
! love 10 thread meath an ALsumn sky
Nv way through the srch.ng wood
When the frost hinged leaves in my pathway lie,
Or fall IN a golden food.
I love o. gather the nuts which fall,
And bark n the surgns sound
Of the squrrers leap. wasn through chesnas tall
He springs with reckless bound.
love TO cuu from some aged stone
The moss In IL velvet pride.
Or lst 10 the soft and lulling tone
By the ripping streamlets side.
love 10 re-, meath some aged oak,
On the trunk Of a isllen tree
Where the silence deep sione il broke
Ry the hum OF the passing bee.
There's grateful spell ia a lonely hour
JOY which the silence gives.
when the voice Of the Word hstb lost Is power.
lis then that the spin, lives.
The orange robe on those maple trees
And the Becchen's Iyrsn dye.
When swept. alss by the wintry breeze
VIII fall and UNDECIDED lie
The fading flower the falling leaf.
Proclaim in a silent tone
The running stream ard the gathered shesi
All speak of q Summer flown.
Meadriil, Pa Oct l-4j.
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PORT OF NEW YORK.
ClEARfN-


ships Great Britain. Chase Canton. Grinnell Mnturn
& Go Mnnet (Sw) Mcdcn, Amsterdam VIM Weisscr +
Republic. sullivan. Orleans, Durham Dmon Mich
olas Biddlc Knight Mobile. eager Mailer Georgana
Benin Charleston, Elwcll n Co.
Bsrks Rraxillcro Williams Rio de Jsneiro. Bsrstow
4 Co; Eolus Thorbrensen Rotterdam. schmidt a Bal
chen J A Jesurun. Ninsl. Curacao. Roonen Co.
Brigs Maria Hill Rogers, Boston; Castro. Bcarse.
pemerara Middleton Co; Sarah. (Br) Fitzgerald. ~
Johns NJ. Rowland Leader. (Br) Dawson. Wind.
cor. T Winnieti Ellie. Mills 81 Marys Ga, Nesmth *
Walsh Fanny Colt Baker. Georgetown Sc III Coii Co.
Schr- Actrsss Mcdonald Halifax. Winneite. 1ioga.
ualleck Wilmington Ogden Mannikin. Terry Bait.
more Johnson 4 Lowdcn. Florence, Coffee Edenion .
Margaret Ann. Hammond, Baltimore, eager \ Nuer f,
Zcncsh Barnard Wilmington NC Wood Fairy Dyer.
Msisnxss. Badger 4 Peck Select Gray. Newbefn .
Vim Wright Wilson. Rc lmond. l. McCready, T. 4
Stevens, Briggs, Baltimore; John q Adams, Sanders,
Philadel; Orator Scott do November Holmes Boston.
Poster 4 Nickcrson Maria Nichols Boston.
Shops Newiork, Gardner Providence; Moses Eddy,
-. Providence.
Barses Delaware. Cresse Philsdel Planet Green DO
New Jersey. Gilling, do.
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. a .l,tINlnN rEAT InK ~AIh.--slLnsll

- s.iEaM rUWtR art roons To let iu 40 tn
b. bane Buildings Apply At tiia Office
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INSTITUTE for Prscuesl tnp

IIOJ -ATUNIC INSTITUTE for Prscucs, amp
Classical E0ucnt.on. situated Al ew-Mliord, Lich
sed County Connecticut incorporated by Ac, Of Legisa
tre and un1er Trustees Of she Character. open
r the reception o. young persons OF both and offers
evev nducemen o tie cousj % parents and guar
dan. ho are arxou. 10 secure efficient and thorough
s-lncsfiou for iheir child Ard wards
one hundred dollars Per year payable quarterly VII In
ue e7en.es OF etucauon with board washing, u-nd
in AID incidental espersss.
PETER P GOOD, Principal
FrC-r particulars and Circular. may be obtained a. -
Woo.,er--t - imeod.
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ARRiVEI,


Packet ship Europe Furber. Liverpool s0,h Sept MD
10 { Marshall.
Bark Douglass Townsend IL DIS I'm Malaga and 30 I'm
Gibraltar fruit wine, sc, 10 J Frsncia.
Brig Wetumpks Fowler, - ds I'm Palermo. hnsced
&c Ia Sturgcs s Chairman
schr VIM c Cooper. Morrow. ds ian Philsdel. coal.
Schr Sussex. Townsend Delaware. corn 10 4 J
MORGAN.
schr Gen Harrison. Allen. Delaware corn 10 } \ J
Moresu
schr Charles Henry Tunnel Delaware. corn 10 J 4 J
Morvsu
schr Watson. Fountain Philsdel. cosl
Schr I Odel Townsend Philsde
schr Arrival. Jayne. do.
Schr Herald, Parker. do
Schr Edgar Lsing. Jones do
Schr Georgiana Cramer 30.
Senr sarah Augusta Barker do
Schr Sarah. Watson. do.
sehr NewJersey. Ward do.
Schr Rubicon. Dosne. Boston fish
>chr Wsnkinco Howcs Boston nsh
Sehr Two Brothers Snow. Nsrbiehesd. FISH
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FOREIGN PORTS

Arkansas Bay Texas. Sep, 26-in port ships Hermann.
FIN Baltimore; Kalamazoo I'm York. and schrs Rosetta
Fame Gertrude, Corneha. VIM Bryan. Vic,oris and IN
terprise.
Msass. Sept l2-ln port bsrks wsve I'm and Tor Bos.
ton lust arr kos. Gb-rson I'm Gbrsltsr expected io
proceed to Cadz and Rio Jsneiro' schr Florence from
Genoa to load for Boston and Others before reported
Gid previous to l:rl brig Sclim, Psritc York.
Matankas no daie-Arr brig Abeons. CLARK. York
and cid previous 10 "a for Cardcnss 10 load for DO
Rotterdam. sept BIN Port Dutch sehr Apollo. Mix
for York ldg.
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR sALE.-A5out S5.os'
lvk Dollars In Mexican Scrip bearing per CT interest per
annam, and payable Ia II artery instruments Tor sale by
lts present holder, who IL sbon Ia Europe
Od~rs received until tbs ,sh October proNlno sddr-ssd
To r. Y. No 22l Broadway.
Capitalists vii knd this lucrative and -sf- 'nvesm-ol
Ne~-Yoss sept u. Is4a s.su
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second Board.

The following table gives the Exports and Imports
q, Laguayrs and from Of the principal ports with
which ths place is commercially connected, during the
year ending July ls45 The entire amount OF Exports
.s22is 73l Imports So sgOGlg. Dutles s1956jl
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Sept n lat II. Ion 20 whaling ship LYON steering :
sept LAT 81 10 lon a. 80, brig Nara : Do I'm Phla
delphis for Demarars
l&th inst Cspes Of Virginia WSW about 50 miles hrir
Ariel and schrs Mary Elizabeth Edw Frsnsln- Iaysin.
Coamois. Union. George. Mail John ok. ana Hdenry
Ill bound 20 Richmond.
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Schools.
HFNP.TEAD sFuINARY

uEMP~TEAD SEMINARY. Hampstead. L l.
III Mae bOsrring scnool, y. DUNN An RIA pa %
TIE railroad q nile. from Brook.yr-Ninier Tern cor
eucrs - N0r. Terms 20 year. Crcrars a. = Clsir
her n E.qrs South " ans, =. !. The Prncipa also
siiiie above ace dung oc.oser ol, W
BOARDING -CHOOI.-IAsiSG INsIII IL,
- i-rIJ t1t Do y a e-iat -l-- I'D lf The y" --f ef
of fis Institution vii open punctll-y OF Monday, N9F
Z App cations flr a.uis- should be- made. z possible
before s Jay .t- important la every Tlq should be
present 81 The Crganz.-0n ~ liz classes i1r Ire term
Catalogues, wica contain also = ~ references, All
III uarol-. 5- lac Bartlett Weliori- A-1r t1l--
C,ireu's SIS Broadway Ksynor., = Bow-ry.
During Octoh-f lie Prncpal - 1e o. bone io receive
visitors on Mondays and 1sy - ser q Raynol- Box
..o-- on Saturdays WILLIAM 7. LYON. 4 VI.
Frncpa and Proprietor.
IARRYTOWS. sept - l8ti
The ul irr- -a--1 lsvlrg been Requested by " m Lyon
attend = examination Of pupils % NE Irving L.
-uflfe ch 1e ure.des. tss- pleasure ~ .itlg In
hi I'd lraiitcat ton they have cers - rom observing re
nae proficiency of he plpls -nd .ir rfi1-nces hey
cesiu c0ur.e Of distraction 10 al he hranee- 4 sold ard
polite education. Wine ite minds n -- rups give such
evidence o careful nurture. some % r ull-f-sned have
hai oclson through successive year 90 observe LAT her
.rs- and manners Qlay ssu eci ~ careful anu u
cc0ls training. AID tl stem of 4-ciple a. once r.
1eria j. riga yei ps;-rla. and Just ,.
H. atlin0l o. me- adrar-sEr- which ur irving Institute
Possesses f1r Tie il-lrcr ~ yoli on acco Pr ~ i ei
neatly salutr0ls srialuu The health of -e frps sy-ir
maacsiy promoted uy acve exercises wtin me lmple
frolls n to ll-ilie part no which = flrl up a. % NJ
nasili' - 80 ilalrE or sAa-if- : ~ $500 ai-
y more eNienitd ranb-- among The attractive scenery OF
lie uriELt0rlo0l.
WIN confidence 10 tie Irving Institute strengthened in
most ofs Undersigned By oloRged ooservauon hey sr-
once PROMPTED bv hi e1g. and hy sense Of duty TO
commend % srr0l gy % public cor-'d eraion sienei
ALIEN sLiDELL MACKENZIE, L. :. y.
Re-. SAMUEL kELLOGO.
Rev. WM. : MOORE.
Res. DANIEL SMITH.
JOSEPH Il. sCRIBNER, VI. d.
PHILIP K. PAULDiNG,
L
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man H.
Hoyt. c. Edgar
Howell. Daniel
Hughes, J
Hugg, Sebis
Hunter David
Hunt, john BIZ
Hunten, Jas. W.
Hslhsh, Jacob
Hurd, Dsniri :.
Huntingdon, p
Hyde, peier ii
Hudson, John
HUH. Christian.
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:, LARGE LOFTS sud Store 10 let-No b, beck
al ua'' ''ulins .''o'5 1ttGs HI. Wis 81
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n. &. ScoTr. Deputy. -
The above sale l. further postponed until saturday oro
bee i7fh. o. AT tlie time and llsce
WI. JONES sheriff
A. q. S,oTr. Deputy. O3
~ The shove sale further postponed until saturday
IN day of October, i3ij al m. same hour sud place
MM JONES, sheriff
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Mrs. CALDW Ellis Boarding anl Day >. h'ol iof
Young Ladies ~! open 10 Brooklyn a. No ~ WiNoughhy
:. o b. 10Th inst m course 81 instruction incudr. the
Eng sh FrcI-h. Spansl. German and Italian languages
Writing Adhre.ic. GeosnPhy, Astronomy, lwih ne u-e
of the G1bs) History Natural History, Natural and Nora
Philosophy. Bel-- Letters Geometry zebra and Eucr-
ron. Music Harp. Piano Guitar and Noca Muse. The
French and Spanish language IN general u-e l u
family. There VIII be- no charge IN any ilsiance 10 ih
dau ghiers oi clcrgymen
M. & j. permitted o refer % per-ons Of ne highest ~
soec,ahify both 90 ir city of Neg-Yors and Brooklyn.
Ill n
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IN oKpEM oL lIoa. Io-n W. II nonl.. lIcaL ~.

Rl VKDIK UI ION. john ". ~ nOni-. I FrlH IlIl'
do OBJ" tir.f Circuit Notice shcrry given, pursuant 10
the provisions eft e statute authorlnl Attachments a.ans
Ascending. cOncealei, and r-iet dcbb that ~ a.
iachmcHf has ISSUED against uHs estate ~ GILBERT l.
THOMPSON rcudeHf of Washington, D. {. or c.sewrf-
ti- STATE. and ini m vii be- sold Tor the pay
rn OF MS debts unless BE- and dlsca 2. such attach
neuf according to law within nine mouths nom M" D.,
publication o tbs notice and lAi the payment of any debts
due 10 him hy any person within s sta.r, and he delivery
him. FOR his Of any property within the STATE De-
longing him and he transit of any such property by HIN
forbidden By Jaw, and void. Dated The lsh lay o
Nay, 1915 ;. sANAA1,
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by ORDER OF Hon. &. + Day, one ~ the Associate
- Judges 81 the Cohr of Common Pleas IN ard for ne
Guy and County of Neg-Y Notce is hereby given, puf
sant lO the provisions OF the statute authorizing ssfh
ent- against ro.cOu1ng concealed and NONRESIDENT DEBT
that attachment has issued against The estate o
George McIntyfe resident of the stat. of New Yofs
fasl debtor ard that the VIII he sold for De pay
Of his debts unless he appear and dsrargr such 81
f.rhmenf according fn law within three month. from
fh, hf.t publication oi this notice and hat the payment
any debts due him bY any prr-Dn, aud c delivery Ia hm,
or fp use any prOpsrs belonging 10 him, sni M
rlnsfar property hy him forbidden By law, nnd
afs void Dated the l8id dny %. september, 1919
BELL COZ, Attorneys for Attaching Creditor,
fs,..,fu IUhu = New Ors.
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PARLoR COAL STOVE.


IJFDENBERG'> PAf-rt A.r-Ilsht stOves.-Haging Oh
zlce1 Le-rs Patent for improved stove = des.r-
that th- public should examine hs stove before Tur-
chasing Tbs Stove compose OF three Cylinders. FL
closing other til IRE msd- 10 tie inner Cylinder he
pa---. he surface q The outer being tew-sn he
outer al middle Cylinder -syng hof air chamber pss
age between he middle and inner furnace Cylinder
rsrfes between the Furnace ard Gas Chamber
caQr- u the p-r0r rom 'h- dsc OF Cover or csns ~
winch means the Air IN the Parlor = Kept constantly circla
ting max tnr ir ga and EASY o. respiration snd -
cod ar comprcs within four inches the foOr there
by mskng The heat of he Parlor agreeable hsn hss
ever been obtained by aly other Stove requires bat e
coz. sri makes 10 Dirt On lie carpet
Tbs s,lve be pui gp heat The wth tx
;erIsi ar. To Be had 4. me Nsuufsctorv OF
FRANCIS l.. HEDENBERG,
- lmect No. % Divison-st y 7.
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OmciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvssrl,sp ~ THE TRIBUNE sr SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
LA Asd b. II 6rt.rr MATED.
Ard III adversereus made under tbs Ordes- o. de Post
master Genera Newspaper .oap-rss>f lrtiefs
rca Jed for any Post Oce sa - inserted n nc paper
or papers Of %, Place where he Oaee sdvtsi
NAV De situated, Lrrfnf t4> larfss circ4Iatisr- -
Ssp Pot Ofoe In-r, pasIsd lhsreA }, l''@
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miscellaneous.


JAMES G MoTTET, NO. i2i FRlNCE-sT.
bsTw@.r Woo.sr C;.4en-s,. 81 block Of Broadway
MANUFACTURER OF Lsmrs. Gir,ncoes. &c con''s,
vi ing q SOAR ar. and OF amps, gill svefed orolked
ard olive --e-n
Genre ana Mar,s Lamps, silvered. git snd oronEet
Bracket Lamps. Go DO 90
ship -.hin Lamps do Go do
Church Lamps uf raTfo.s patterns.
Hanging -olar Lamps for barring lsrd Or OIL
GrsrtOe- u al sizes I'D patterns. siy-rec, XII AM
bror x-d.
Cano--brz. All Candl,-tics-, DO DO DO
Hal Lanterns
To which ~ invites the attention Of city aot country rer
r-sns FOR richness u pattern and maze ard for pres -
s~ ss ~ any O-r 2s-- IN u city Or sac a. wholesale
retail
>-Asral Lamps altered into Soiar-. and every de-
.crPron o. Lamps AID Grsn!olrs rsgili siyer~t. cr
brUrzrl % ~.
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New Rochelle "a White PIains about equi dis zn from
each containing 80 ACRES or LAND. Al 81 whcn
Plough Land, excepting Ten Acres winch "a wood Lanc
TIE place divided by ans and "a laid out riO conYcnle
lots for cultivation. All the fences are Of some IN good
order and ground 10 IN Of cultivation. The bu1
ngs al Of good character and m order For TERMS apg
10 z. 3. KENYON % the premises, or of
dsH J. ADRiANCt. ~ Joho--L FrS-fOrs.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.


WALkEk's Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces FOR
" heating Dwellings, Stores, Churches, kcTsese Fur
uac@- viii beat economically and efficiently the sir In ne
apartments vii BE- pure and healthy free ION drynsss dust
Thy put Up -ntrr The personsl supervision o. Mr..
Vass., the Pssnee and have hitherto given entire ssts
faction, and are in a. warranted 10 perform well
Reference y. W. Taylor, ESQ Governor New-fors no,
pital NJ Charles Starr Superintendent, do Edward Be-
neu ESQ y Wallet; c. u. Rhodes, ESQ l20 Pearl street
NJ. Thomas McErsih. l5i Nassau &c
aasn gro WALKER ~ Broadway.
MACHINERY NOTICE.
MACHINERY Of every description VIII be made -
vi der by subscribers upon favorable
~ be- procured from any Machine Shop in the country Ap
pcston nisy be- made 10 James WeeSss Esc. % John
New N0k N the suhscT hers az Newburgh. Ora Co
NY JAMES r SrARRFTT co - I'm
SHEET LEAD AND WATER PIPES.
I'VE u1frrs gued coninne 20 manufacture Sheet Lead
Lead Pc OF All kinds and sizes warranted OF the
best quality and Tor SAFE the lowest wholesale prices and.
for ne benefit OF the preuficed they viii supply TO
Pnmbers &c. The Timed Plated or Timed Lead Pipe,
the price ha Of the pure Leaden Pipes sthou Oh
the superior durability and whOesomeness OF the latter have
been sufficiently established by experience In this
city, heretofore all other Water orss throughout the
civilized world.
LATHAM 4 BROTHERS. 24e wsier.L " York;
81 Smeoi' IS Muor-st Phlsi-phs.