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WHO is COOK & COZ
V'HE GREAT QUESTION now before me Ns"-iork
i punc =. who Is Cook / Company, publishers Of the
ce.-orafed Book conisniug hose AsfJL DtsclosURts
under tie very modest title, Lives 81 Butler &c neu II
vii be answered dePoneni sayeth not Aresn supply re-
oeiyed, price SIT cents
Just Published
Baekwoods Magazine for September lss5. good num-
Der. Price 3 cents; - year
The Wixxam aad The Cabin By w Gilmore simms- SOC
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No 1 HArp~r- New N sceaany containing Elements Of
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AL Tie Boston. New York and fniladePma papers Tor
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DAk lkON.-Ds tons American, assonso 'ou'''
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t5y- Queens County Horticultural Sociey.-A Spe-
cal Mesug this Society held st Temperance Hall,
pursuant 10 public notice, on Friday evening sept 2oh
Joseph BlOodgOod President In the Chair.
The follow ing Resolution WAS offered and passed
Resolved That the Recording Secretary be authorized TO
furnish VIM r. Prince or any person VINO may request
the same. certified copy OF The proceedings OF The Special
Meeting Tie Society held the pa inst and that he pub
sh the same; also that Conn ittee of three members be
appointed take charge Of all funds and property belong
ng 10 the Society hands OF The TREASURED other
pe rson apply the the payment of the debts OF
The Society and that WIN Smart, Thomas Leggeit, ana
Nm Schrfmerhoru EsQs constitute such Committee; and
from mp-Ioos circumstances ~ deemed eNPedleni 10
dissolve his Society the same hereby dec AIRED 10 he ab
soutelv dissolved. JOSEPH BLOODGOOD, President
A a. Surt,fAS Rec Sec. It
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~ To Landlords Hna AItOrneys-sHrslfF'sN NO
rICEThe Sheriff of the City and County OF New ORR aTh
his Deputies, would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys Of this City, that they prepared TO execute
Landlords Warrants and the fofecosng OF Chaiie Mort
CAGES with punciusly snd despatch Application TO be
msde the sherifs Office, No q, IN the Guy Hall
VIM. JONES, Sheriff.
Nsu.York Aug r. lg45 sul4 imis
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MARINE JOURNAL

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC .......rE!s DAY
1Hg Sun. -IfY MOON. y-LI SRA
Rises 80 Sets. 3 ~ Rises... I 3 Horn. =
LATEST DATEs.
London 3 Hsvre ..... sept.
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r. To uatter-.-The owner Of fashionable Hat
Store In ihelowcr part Of the City, dong good cash bu-i
desires TO sell out good opportunity for conpe
tent person with moderate cash capital Address b, box
l6as Lower p o. aus istf
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ry Grand CeIebraIion of the sons of Tenn

pe FORK Division No l. IN behalf of The DIS
;,c will celebrate their Anniversary and that of the Order
This Evening Monday, Sept %, l8i), al Greenst NJ T.
Church Divisions Nos o. 10. H. 81 and - have been IN
ysd 10 unite in the ceehat also the Washington II Is
Society Hon. Morris Franklin. Dr.. d. NJ. Reese and Hon
n III Oakley kindly accepted invitations 10 be present
and deliver upon the great subject of Temperance
Several Odss will be sung dnng the evening The galleries
OF the Church will reserved for ladies' The public are in
vied to aiiend-no charge for abundance. Divisions Nos
g. TO- H. 81 and s. will meet al National Hail. Canal ST.
IN fun regaa This Evening O'Clock 10 march from there
10 the church ~ Washingonan Pledge VIII he circu-
lated O. w 2. Wilson will preside. Per order,
+. L. SNOW, w. WOLFF,
" q LEE w. McKELLER,
w sFARLF COMMITTEE Of arrangements
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Posr Ofsicl, NV YORK. Sept y. lsi5.
~ steamer britannia from Boston. The Mali for
tie above Steamer VIII be closed this Office on The Sth
inst, nj PM Postage all Letters must be pre- paid To
Boston. Letters OF half under. cents and
each additional half ounce ; cents
81 81 ROBERT II. MORRIS Pm.
~ DIR. Shew has returned TO remain al bone, per-
mancny In the city, % devote. usual his time the
practice of Hydropaihy Wafer Patients are re-
ceved al his esdenceor board and treatment ofce and
residence. 50 Bond-sL sslsu
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~ To BE SOLD on MONDAY 9th mt al izoc.oek I,
I~N.t III. Iait-rsals (Brva1wayD par of hoe mach
(ARsy Hosses, coming D sod years Old. Warranted
sound and gentle Ia sugs and double harness OF under
the saddle lsh drivers and sxc~leoi usv-ers, AID
are sold vi lEo owner leaving tne city, bcy
having been used for ms fanny ougng The summer 80
N HORSE FOk sALE.-A Bay lorss years
I1Co.d, warranted sound and And mas neon o~bed BY
49, me present owner ~ months spring cart and
harness In good ofder-spply al S,I toarth-s,. -
- TO LkT.-Tbe store and dwelling No n Do~efy,
~ west SIDE near Wskerst, excsilent stand TOT any
business Inquire OF A. ANDkk5Os, No so b Dome
q. s19 wis
- HAkE CHANCE of HOtsl ksrp.fa-I1o st-
a Vel ser VINO 10 proprietor vi Hotss which DO bas
forbe .s-t sis years dsslfou. 90 seeoun
OF embasln, business " leave ti1 CITY, snc VIII
se his fIfni,ure fixtures and Taers 10 9. sctofy
ia The ba.emsnt and tie location being 10 he eose nsst-
Dorhood market and near the sof hiys saods an *
ceent opportunity " any one scausDIsd With NE BUSINESS
There ample accommodations ior permanent sosfds
well fo transient cusonefs FOR further PARTICULAR
U~sDrOss~sst s6 u
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Stock on hsnd ........... bbls 1906 ash ll,567
COTrON-ln our review of the market for the week
ending 2osh stated the accounts then just re-
eeiyed per Britannia from Liverpool 10 the ith Sep
caused an sctivc demand for the article. The sales
Monday In the present week amounted 10 1000 bales,
fully establishing the advance Of CT as quoted On Tues
day Is bslee were sold at full prices On Wednesday
and Thursday only small business was transacted but
without sny change In prices, holders selling when fall
rates obtained. Yesterday, some few manufac-
tuners in town, and the sales amounted 70 1890
bales In the early part Of to-day the market quiet
and up change time only 70 bales were reported
On receipt of letters per southern mail however some
large Transactions made and beioTr ght under
stand several lots changed hands The operations OF the
asy aye fully 300 bales including lot of 1900 bales
lplsnds said TO "a cts ranking good mddling 10 mid
ING fair. These operations supposed to be almost
entirely for shipment and will reduce already
psranvely small stock Il is thought that spnners will be
n market 10 moderate extent very they have
now been favored with supply Of water. and sup
posed 70 bc but lightly stocked. We make some Sigh,
serauons IN the quotations. to conform TO the market
standard a; this dsy.
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~ BOOK. X eeping. &c. 81 Cedsr-street - &. {.
MARSH Accountant continues to teach ths important All
In the most practical Prospecmses, with terms
references sc. obtained as shave 80 lwis'
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The Mohawk Railroad Is now IN complete order
and the hours Of starting have been changed to meet the
wants of the public. The one O'Clock Tram mas peeh
brought forward 10 nine o'clock in the morning in order
to take travellers TO at once West whenever the boat os
viii be the a, this season OF the year. Is detained
by the fog Heretofore passengers who have arrived az
ter q O'Clock have had to wait all the morning before
they could cave for the West
Releases for the rightof way for the Oswego and
Syracuse Railroad have been obtained ior nearly the
whole distance The amour, subscribed OF the stock
s00OO0 The balance needed is sl5OoW.
The ship levant. from Philadelphia for Liverpool
has fun cargo consistngot $1,000 bushels Wheat 1000
bbs Flour 10 tons Lnseed Cake 100 bales Cotton ~
baes Hemp. and some smaller articles.
The crea, Railroad Convention OF Western Penn
syvania assembled last week in Grcensburgh.
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" New-N Ork sacred MUSIC SOcIety'-tVtTy
performing member OF this Society particularly requested
10 be in attendance the rehesrs ih evening a. The Ora
too OF David be taken preparatory TO is beng CIV
On for the closing of Musica Convention the 10Th Of
October next. BY Order HENRY x LENNl, Sect
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THE ELLIOTT FAMILY.

nRTHE TRIALS Of New York Seam-ir-sses, a Tale OF
~ Real Life By Charles Burdet. prce p cents.
The narrative well sustained the characters and incl
dents are natural and there vgor and eanestnes 10 the
.tyle that il truly captivating Com. ddrertiser.
- An excellent little volume - and EHqsrer.
s29 IT. Z. WINCHESTER, p AnnsL
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:. 1KI0Kn. 11-aI.1u ,frr u Dry. Ys.s1I E....

Metallic shank for boJts and Sboos -Ihn 40 iqee
sod Useful lnyepuon me, mo spprobsson " eve
~ gentleman ~ho hes nli testsi its value.
who regard case srsc. aud durability, ~ dssus
Dc 10 hs Boou and shoes makes lbs soo< %
shoe more essc, preserves lis org ma sys and snApe
ana s,yos Ia. hollow paJt bssuI.i ana eevssed arch,
hereby so Ing heel be very high with per
lct ease or quite without expossg ths taoo fsp
10 IN ury Ii also heeps Tie foot from pressing fof~sfo,
and retains Il In . nstaf a. AID easy positon
Tue undsrsigDed and John DicA, 10 Sssssn-s are ne
ony p.r.ons " " cell bUos and Sopes with as
lny.nou 10 clues VI York, Brooklyn asd Jsfssy
Cav but dealers purchase bsss Boots w ssi
Ia o her places must buy oi The subscriber.
OsnIlemsn who arc DESTROYS OF obtaining tssttouabs
pair OF B,os constructed The iousd,
are invited 10 cal q ljS Fuitou o.
IA 3tsDdts- LOklS BhOOkS
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fall fashlcns.

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS
Fashionable ,lotAtsS.
A LARGE assortment al wholesale and retail, No IL
n Bowsrv n fslsSmis'l JOS CLOSE \ CO.
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~ Mechanics Division No. 5J, =. of THE
mrmtes requested 10 meet Al her Hail. No 100 1rani
Monday evening, A. half paste ociock preSse.y 10
proceed 10 the Asbury NJ F. Church. celebrate ibr 81 An
nversary of the Order.
JACOB PRICE. W. p.
I,a< Mimi rro~ Il : 81 rus
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-z0-,11 YAIK or WINDOW SHADES jug rs'
OOUU csiv-d W Kelly kksr. Isl Cl.iss@-sl ''s ~
- roo psirs FROM Ga cents 70 "
W, pairs 0s.hie, ~ % ~
800 (" New stjle,, ~ 70 90
v1s.h with tbeir former Of Oh vii eoup'so ~ 1917
.h,eh h no, eQusled ths Guy pessfs suppitsa 40,
RememDer 81 me exclusive Window snsas seoe, IA
Chsrhsm-st
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR oRAoKsRs,

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR oRAokSke:
rv,HE subscriber wishes known W ur p-o.e' -
fl1eh biscuii and crs6ksfs whcn ns soa ~
clJ BY The above Names snnrsy desssn' ron ~ svDH
hSS h.,s 80 as.d hv inysIIds ps<1uiasiy hoes VINO
saasr from indigesaoo aoss hs. !weay yssss ~ ~
best ,esus ~Sale a. ,uissk,oo, which can - psoe ~
- 80. ,..sn prrbaps good for person IN nSekA ~
Wholly una fcs H. fss sbovs s':Sy,r ssa c..ss.:
~ ~ PiLoT end HAvv basAD, I'll " n -
su.sy, Ss eso.ssay for ~. :. - -;asns~s cs''
ww-oI HS Wsshkngica e!sst eoreos 81 KILT sov
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Cy sons of Temperament members Of Ameri'
can Division No IL = OF r. requested TO meet nj Their
hail Gran-si Monday evening h inst st hsi past
o'clock precisely for the purpose Of attending The cee
brson the third anniversary OF The order Every brother
Is requested to be in attendance. BY order 49, -
Il. W WILSON, w 2.
: ONkFRsHAtsES, X. $ Ell n
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Markct-.-Cnefaiiy Reported for ne Tlbam'.
SATURDAY., September ~.
ASHEs-There continues fair inquiry for Pots at
s. %. Pearls are quoted al p
Pots Pearls Total
Stock on hand last report bbls 1915 3'76l 1870
Received this week. ......... tSa 20 ~
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iI1HE FALL STYLE OF GENrLENENs HATS
are ready season lS<o, which fos nShsnsss
ard Iperorty color be surpassed, which v
very important part Of the Hat, retaining fs color I'll
wore out Any article sold In tins Establishment u psvsS
nsrepresened sold for what 10 ABo, the FaIl sty ~
on boys Cidrsns Cape OF various psf.erns 0~pus-
men hais order any shape stys
tbey wish &. KNOX, No. Ito Fgsson-a
| .Ll4.s Wiltsm and Nss~ab se
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IL Anniversary Of the :; OF T.,,HARMoNY

II AnniV ersnry Of the :. OF T..HAkMUNf
DIVISION No 5-Nigilani No IL, Manhattan No - Amer
lean No a. Mariners No. is Monticello No. 81 Mechsnis
No 3d. and Excelsior No IS viii celebrate the third Ami
yer sary OF the Order OF the Oft on Monday evening. M
inst In the Asbury T. Church. in Norfolk 81 Br; Luke
Hsssert will preside Addresses viii bee delivered by Br
Horace Greeley. Rev J. H. Martin, and Rev. Wm. Bur
ncu of Brooklyn Singing by the Choir OF The Church and
Rrs ofhe Order The public respectfully invited 10 al
tend. Admission free.
The OF The above Division requested 10 be
punctus their attendance al their respective Halls al nail
pss c I. NJ .
Br VIM f. Mscdonoueh, ; Br. John Brssied NOS
Rr Jonas Colon. No II III. ...............No. -
Br Taylor. Ne. IS br John Murphy, No. ~
Br ID. Il. Taylor, No. IL Br Thos. Litie, No. u
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lOHN b. RICH, DENTAL Surgeon, removed from n
= waren-street 70 81 Fovribsre~l one dovs wsst ="
Broadvsv go 'mle-
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r.y- GouRAUp's Italian Medcseo Soap for tie cure 81
~, Pmo.- koueiness and all -kin complaints ~ GEMS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

CoNsIDERArE.-The Hawkeyc, not dis
posed to ''trample on ! fallen foe,'' takes
credit to itself for decling 10 crow over the
great whig victory achieved in this county
on Monday last. This whig triumph con-
sists in electing one member Of the Legis-
lature out of the ,,ine county officers cho-
sen, and in giving l8majority against Gen.
Dodge and "a against the constitution. As
to the county officers, the result is hardly
favorable enough to the wings to authorize
very loud Sorrows, and in relation 10 the
vote for Delegate the recollection Of the
desperate means resorted to to produce the
result probably admonishes our neighbor
that he has but little to exult over. De-
feated in the county, and defeated in the
Territory, it will not perhaps excite much
wonder that the Hawkeye positively de-
clines to crow.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

A correspondent from Fairfield, under
date Of the 9Th, predicating his estimate
upon returns received from several pre-
cincts, claims majority for Dodge in the
county of from 100 to l2O. The wings,
however, we learn, profess to have later
intelligence. which leaves it doubtful as to
how the county has gone. We think there
can be no doubt but thatit has given dem
ocratic majority, but it may possibly fall
short Of our correspondents s estimate. The
highest majority we have looked for in ] eff.
ferson was SO. To-night's mail win bring
US the truth. s6
P. s. Since writing the foregoing we
have received the official vote Of jefferson,
but 1t too late an hour to publish it entire.
Dedge has majority Of 73 in the county,
and the Constitution 50. Flint, dem, elect
ed to the Legislature.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

THE BuRNr DlsrR1cr.-It is astonish-
ing how soon calamity, however fearful,
ceases to interest Commercial gentlemen. y
Passing to-day through the scene Of the
late conaagration, We observed more than
one merchant, on. business intent, who had
chosen a part Of Broad street as the near
est route for his destination, pass up that
mass Of ruin and devastation without ever
directing his eyes to the smouldering pro-
perty, Or the busy crowd engaged in re-
moving it. but with his whole thoughts
concentrated inwardly, he passed on heed
less Of all but the speculation on which he
was meditating. ..'. fs
Workmen are actively engaged in bring
ing order out Of confusion, and they arc
most industrious in their occupation. In
Broadway singular feature presents ITSELF
The coal, in the cellar Of one Of the houses
late adjoining Wavefly House. has ignited,
and the glowing furnace, we might almost
say the young Vesuyius, sends. out tor
rent Of flame that attracts the attention of
every passer by. We do not hear of any
further recovery Of bodes.-.N. Y. Com.
.1dr. 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
Lee County.

OOsesAsSs !
This county Of abig majorities'' has ex-
eeeded itselfin the campaign just closed.
Dodee's majority will vary but little from
400, and the vote on the constitution is
about the same. A letter written at Fort
Madison on thursday says: i4 as4H
sSThe returns are not all in, but from
those which have been received we are
able to form safe estimate Of the aggre-
gate majority. Dodge's majority cannot
possibly be less than 400, and most prob
ably will 60 up to $50. The vote on the
constitution was about the same.'' 'soa
1t is the good fortuHe of Lee county to
have as brave and gallant set Of demo-
Gratis IS the Union contains; and to their
zeal, activity, and untiring perseverance,
is this glorious result attributable. They
deserve honor at the hands of their breth-
ren thrughout the Territory, and they will
receive it. 49,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09

VINO IS SHs2-fhe Baltimore Sun tells
: story ofa lady, not exactly ssfat, fair and
forty," but approaching tilirty-6ve, fsof an
at,raciivs fern but not of lovely features, I
who bothered our, Baltimore friends not a
little. ~ hsr appearance, though what
right they bad to be inquisitive about !
iadys secrets, we cannot divi,,e. The
lady put up At fashionable hotel, paid her
dollar 9 day, talked Of funds in banks, and
dressed IN silks and satins hnode. But
she left the house regularly after breakfast
and dinner. and her occupation shes ever
kept e herself HWho i shep" was, ihs
great question 4 the hotel, both with ladies
and with gentlemen. il whom We cannot
pardon such curiosity. The fever Of i'm
qriry was 4 T. height and sawho j. she?''
srembled upon every tongue. "A watch
was sst-we blush or you, Baltimoreans
and she proved 10 he : a,trsvelling mendi-
can't, whose iesuss heurs were devoted to
diEuiss and her profession. ssss-sa \
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-08-09
Muscatine.

A letter from this county, written the
day after tie election, says:
: eve have bearded the lion Of whiggery
in his den, and have come of conquerors.
Reports from all the precincts render il
certain that Dodge has beaten Lowe in the
county BY not less than - and probably
BY . or 30. In This precinct Blooming
ton where Mr.. Lowe lives, Dodge has a
majority Of % votes. Lowe, was at Mos
oow on the day Of the election, and was also
beaten one vetss there. The wings confi-
IDENTIFY claimed . majority in the county,
and Of course feel and look considerably
chop-fallen." 4, a..s