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VOLUME XVI
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A NEW VOLUME
TIL, WEEKLY MIRROR
WILL COMMENCE
Tho L,irsI w COX in April.

Il AZ HEN some important Improvements viii
w Dc made 10 its character aud appearance.
II Is the determination OF The proprietor 10 make
IT, from the date OF The NEW NoLuME, the yery
Brsr LlrERtRY JouRNtL ~ ANEEict, and to car
~ out the plan, no pains or cApunsc val be spar
Cd Tie Begging System, SO much ~ vogue with
some OF the periodicals OF the day, wall not be re.
lied on in The editorial department OF the New
YcRK MlRRoR; and what the editor and his as
slstanls cannlt produce themselves, authors OF
real talent aud genius SIT te literally paid Tor
writing. We shall be able 10 give a coplous OK
EICiN aud DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE,
Of the very highest character aud style, with o.
RIGlNAL TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
by any other journal.
MIR. WlLLIS'S ENGAGEMENT TO contrib
ute Two ARTICLES each week still exists, and viii
continue during the uext volume.
Tue Elegant Quatto Form OF the Mirror, VII
bind Up in Two Handsome Volumes at the end
oil the year, well worth preserving as faithful ana
spirited Literary Records OF the Time. twill be
handsomely printed ON fine paper manufactured
for the express purpose, and viii be forwarded by
the earliest mails, in strong wrappers, 10 every
part OF the Unltgd States aud Canada Postage
free within thirty miles OF New York.
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TO AEL TEACHERS.
E:fEE.fBEE SCHOOL
SSGAS2
PUBLISHED By GRIGG & ELLIOT,
PHILADELPHIA.

a RlGG & ELLIOT's new sc,ics Of common
M School Readers, Nos. ?. and & They
arc among tbs beet series OF Reading Class
Books iof common Schools ever published ~ this
country. UpHard. OF 20 600 copies have been
sold N 2 months. Amoag many other letters u
Recommendation tho fJl.3wiua has Just been re.
eclved from one OF the best ieachcr.. 10 Pennsyl-
vaula
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GrIus GrigI 4 ELiiOft--t'enlleaenA Accept
my thanks lot the series uf Readers you were so
and a. 10 send nc by my friend DR.. Darrsh, Uhon
be xss last in the city. ! consider them decided.
y tie besi School Readers have met with
have introduced them into tho school at this place
and end tLc,n fully 10 answer my expectations, /
bsge also introduced Grimshaa's History Of the
United States, smother OF your valuable school
pubiirsitons, am very much pleased With Dr.
Ruschcnhurgcr's works on Anatomy and Botany,
which you kindly sent me. They appear to me
10 te Igst the works needed 20 bring tho sahlecl
Of Natural History within the compass Of cur
CJmmon Schools, aud | intend during The con.
ing winter 10 make en- effort 10 introduce the sub
Jpct into the school here aud for this purpose, |
would like 10 possess the whole series Of eight
uniform volumes, which | have requested Dr.
Dufah 10 procure for me.
Very respectfully,
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New CrOccry& Confectionery
STORE.

CIV rENllE subscriber informs the ci-
Z tIzeus Of Charlotte and the
49, N j public generally, that he has open
&c sss1sEsAks IN tic room immediately under
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Permanent School.
tlcxandriaaa Academy,
7''''f"1afg eorN CIV mil'i NoFlA . UAal'oi
p ID. wharton, principal.
4ltey. IL. B. Cunningham, Rector.

lQIlE third Session 81 this faslitltion com
- mcnces ca lho l5b instant, under the supe-.
la.ea3enceu the above gentlemen. Tho course
: studies adopted Il such as 10 prepare pupils Tor
Omission TO The Junior tlass IA aay Of out Coz
isto'. It's location Is as pleasant aud healthy,
lnd a. fst removed from lli aauses OF dissipation,
ANY IA taa section Of ibe STATE.
TERMS.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and lsaoo
Lights pr month,
Tuition.
@'nung, Niihmct,c English titammar m
and Geography. pei sess OF months, ~"
4 sehts, th,uistry, Natural Phi.oso 600
ply, Rhetoric, Logie, SC. ""
attn aud Greek Languages, 1900
u June te46
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iGENTS
Col r W Cochran. heckleaburp. N c.
Chds w. Hsuis, Ma GroUe, NJ {.
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lie. RAkER.
Ptincln,ll.rrs Port SON

Pracipsl Lrrs Fort Seminary,
All tho above Docks are FOR sale, wholesale AID
tciail by Leroy Springs Charlotte, Henry d.
Turner Raleigh and hy the country Mef,hlnis
aud Booksellers generally IN our state and by the
booksellers 10 Philadelphia and New YORK cities.
ihe publishers invite al the 'reachcts who have
The lu'eres, Of thct pupils 81 heart to examine
their valuable series Of School Books before tn.
fomclng any others
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GOggaiac Brandy

For medical purposes Tor sale by the bottle
+. J. HOLTUN
ApnL 9. lsl6.
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For sale.

en GOOD WORK MULES. Fer further par
9B ucpars enquire ut this office.
June 1t, iei6, i39
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Grocery and Confectionery
g fnrF,

where he intends keeping nearly every article per
tanning 10 The business, SHOULD his announcement
Watraai A. lie has n1s on hand tue following
articles, VIZ.
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InE NEW YORK WEGkLY MIRROR,
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On the 3 lof December, 1917, in his mes
cage 10 Congress, Mr.. Monroe said

Oar manufactures will require the constant
attsnton Of Congress. The capital employed in
them IS considerable, and the knowledge required
IN the machinery and fabric Of all the most use
iul manufactures, IS Of great value, Their pre-.
serrGttOn, which depends on due encouragement
IS connected with the high Interests of the ma.
tons
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language

Il cannot be doubted that the more complete
our internal resources, and tie least dependan
We are cn foreign Powers for every national a
well as domestic purpose, the greater and NOR
stable will be our public plenty. BY the increas
Of our domestic manufactures will the demand 70
tie rudo materials be increased; and thus vii
the dependence Of tie several parts of tho Unior
on each other, and the strength of the Union ii
self be proDortonably augmented"
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I1I.lllS.
Tuition.

BOARDING., including washing, fuel and
lsh.s, pr month,
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morning proceeding and to report their observations
thereon 10 the association at its next session.
MIR ALLEN next presented very curious minerals
and fossils found in Ohio He stated that he received the
specimens he had the honor to that morning
from DR. Dawes of Chilcothe, who was in connection
with others extensively engaged in excavsting the
mounds Of the West and who had during the last year.
opened than sixty Of those rccepaces and took
account Of their contents He also stated they
engaged in making Of the ancient forthca
tons Of those regions that in the course OF the excava
tons they had found these specimens with hsby others
equally curious such pipes and other articles OF pot
terry OF exquisite workmanship and far superior to any
thing Manufactured by the present OF Indians They
also found several pieces Of sculpture representing dogs
racoons and other animals all beautifully carved They
also found quantity Of minerals, beads. made Of bones
with variety Of copper and copper poiItednsruments
with other curious articles. They also he said found
an altar OF very curious workmanship, and he believed
the gentlemen engaged in those curious researches
would at an early day give the public the benefit OF their
labors
MIR Allen requested to continue his labors and re-
port to the association.
Mr. OLMsrEAD presented some curious specimens of
ron crockery and glass; taken Of cellars after the
great fire at Pittsburgh which underwent by the action
Of the fire some extraordinary Transformations.
Mr. RrpFIELp presented on the part of DR. King the
cast of some curious foot tracks After which Dr. GAY
OF Brooklyn and Professor Derby of Johns College, Mass
elected members, and the meeting adjourned to 10
O'Clock Monday.
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Hart Utica; Edward Martin Alabama. j. Mckenzie ca
cayo: w Austin. Charlie ston; W.. Harding. Virginia; q
yeeder. Csnandagus; c. Coffin, Tennessee; r. Ar
strong Baltimore; A Boyd Virginia; Gen Devereux ne
terson; M Lenncth. Illinois; W. Marvin Florida; J. Flint
Illinois: c. Tappan. Philsd; Coffin Tennessee W. Car.
ter. Phlad; j. Edw ards, Washington
FRANKLIn-J. Osborne Boston; George Dodd do:0.
Messenger, Mobile; J. Danforth, Boston; c. Hawloy
Bridgeport Caseltim, Charleston; NJ Butterworth ~
j. Robidson, ". II. C. Crawford, Detroit E. ClarEo
Chicago j. Jones, Galveston; s. Hurlbut Vermont: "
Robinson. New HsmpshiIe T. Green. Philad; j. SconrS
Waterbury; w. Goodwin Phisd; w Graham Ohio: ~
Pierce, North Carolina; J. Holmes do T. L. CooposI
Philad; Brown, Boston; Johnson, Buffalo; 8. keu
drick, Troy J. Whipple New York; E. SANFORD. W
ginia. MA
HowAnD-L. Morse, Georgia; J. II. Adams, South c.
rolina; B. Bennett, North Carolina; r. Hymau, do, "
Humphreys, South Carolina; A. Carpenter, Canada; r.
Smith, Conn; Low, Bangor; +. c. Saunders Alahsuot
II. Tucker Raleigh; j. Dggs. Virginia; w. JONES' KsnI|
lucky, w Romain Toronto G. Steele, North Csrolnn;I
w. Smith, Attakspas +. II. Thomas Utica; I. VILLAS
son. Canada; r. Richards do; 4. Ysrnish, London Col
Brent Washington; A. Lawrence, do; J. c. Rives do:
Stewart, Montreal; A. Moneer, Canada; J. w Strouk
Georgia; NJ PEBBLES North Carolina; H. Sherwood, 11
ronto DR.. King, do. tX|
JupsoS-J. Lezenour Ohio; w. Swanton Boston; k1
Lewis Chicago; r. Peck do; Il Lomus, Burlngton{&
Dwight, New Hampshire; 4. Converse, Connectc(
{. Smith, Philad; p Woodbury., New York; H. Lyme
Northampton; NJ Lewis, do; c Wingao. Philad; c.
Read,a Sandy Hail. J Mitchell, Waer0urry F. Brownck
Hartford; Weymsn Pittsburgh A. P. Rogers, New Lo4]
don; A. Wildrow, Philad c. Terry, Georgia; D. Scovs
Roches
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The Parana Expedition.

We give on the outside Of to-day's paper a spi.
nted sketch, taken by an eyewitness, of the ap-
pesranc' Of the feet of merchantmen, under
convoy of French and English squad ron, when
passing the batteries Of the Buenos Ayreans a,
ST. Lorenzo.
The batteries on the north side were under
command of the brave General Marcella, while
opposed to him were the broadsdes OF the com
bined men of.war, and continual discharge Of
congreve rockets from the islana on which the
English threw up slight fertilization. The con-
voy, the account of whose passage we have
hitherto given, composed of vessels of all nations,
lost three vessels, which aground and were
burnt. The papers from Buenos Ayres state that
the loss of the allies, in killed alone, must have
been from 80 to 80 men, and property destroyed
to the amount of $3.50 OOO while the English state
that but one man was killed, and three vessels
lost. The correct account is probably between
the two.
Throughout the whole conflict the Argentine
forces displayed a courage which all the strength
of England and France never could subdue-a
courage arising from feelings of resistance to
aggression and defence of home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-07
Movements OF Travellers.

We were necessarily compelled. from the pressure OF
foreign and domestic intelligence to suspend for the last
two days. usuel list OF daily arrivals We have
deavored to-day repair the omission although much
abridged from the respective regstres OF the following
principal hotels:
AsroR-J, Preston, Boston; J. Duncan Pennsylvania;
j. Spauldng Richmond: George Thorn. u s. A.; d. An
derson, Richmond; Field, Baltimore; J. Chanon DO
~ Carter Manchester; II. Butterfeld North Carona
J. w. Wallack, England; NJ. Gregor do; t. Howes do
J. Auldie, do; NJ. Farmand do; George Little, North Ca
rona; Thomas Lover, ireland; q. Letter, North Carroll
na; G Hodgeman, st Louis; NJ Chaiwcl Boston; j.
Hopkinson, Philadelphia; j. Sherman, Utica; w. Brink
erhof Havana. r. Stsnnard, Richmond w. Sutton Sa-
lem d. st. john Montreal; s. Coleman, Boston; Major
Gen. Gaines, u. S. A; p. Calhoun, do.
CIrY--M. Brown, Washington; J. Mason, Florida; o.
Burt Msylsnd J. Hawkins, dol lisskins, yermont D.
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INJUSTICE TO REPoITERs. will not those
who get up public meetings provide suitable ac-
commodation for reporters People wish to see
their names in print, and TO have their speeches
reported at full length, and the public are DESTROYS
of having full and graphic report of such pro-
ceedngs. But no accommodations are ever pro-
vlded, and the reporters left TO do as they best
can, and are expected to take full notes whilst
they are iostled about, surrounded by the turmoil
and confusion incidental to such occasions.
reporter goes to a public meeting and he
scrambes through a crowd all eager, one to get
before the other. He pushes his way to the plat
form, tries to secure seat, and to be somewhere
near light. If he succeed he is still subject to
the annoyance of being pushed about, leaned
over, and squeezed to a Jelly. Should it happen
TO be warm weather he stands chance of being
dissolved into a state of absolute and entire liqu-
dity. His arms are not allowed free use, and he
often finds the few deal boards promoted for the
occasion to the Office of desk, occupied as seat
by those in front, and not unfrequently carried
away altogether in skirmish;-and notwith
standing all these inconveniencies a reporter is
expected to take full, accurate and minute notes
The thing is preposterous. Those who get up
public meetings should make it an object of espe-
clal care mat suthclent accommodations are Sc
cured to the corps of reporters.
We always serd an able body oil reporters to
very public meeting of importance. We can
i've full and accurate reports, and notwithstand
ing the many disadvantages and inconveniencies
which we have mentioned, we do give better and
ADLER reports of public meetings, &C., than any
other paper in the Union. But we can do even
better if only common fair play be shown to our
reporters.
We, therefore, request those who get up public
meetings, TO set apart a place which shall be oc
cupied by reporters alone. Let men be appointed
to secure them against interruption or interior.
ence The effect OF such an arrangement will
be, to give the public a full and complete ac
quaintance with everything that occurs at public
meetings, and hose who take part in such meet
ings will have the satisfaction OF finding them
selves truly and accurately reported.
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Political Intelligence.

A long communication appears in the Bangor Wing, OF
Sept lst in relation to the election Of Mr. Bradbury to
the IT, s. Senate. signed by several respectable names
amongst Others by VIM. p Fessenden formerly Of Con
gress They declare their readiness to prove that either
fraud great was used to elect him The fol
lowing j. the dispute this woul
men,s false pretenses and unjust aspersons been bla
zoned through all their newspapers II they cannot
prove IT, assert that MIR Bradbury was not elected
and shall call upon the Senate to declare the seat
The Hen VIM. Sawyer is re.nominated as candidate
for Congress in the Fifth District Ohio so that the last
link is not vet broken
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comparison of prices current at the close Of the
yesterday with those ruling the close of the pre-
vious week, exhibits decline in Pennsy lvania SIS of
per cent; Reading Bends q Reading Railroad, Nor.
witch and Worcester, Y; Erie Railroad, IN Harlem n;
Long Island, Mohawk z Canton, AZ Morris Canal,
y; and advance in North American Trust of IN per
cent equal to twentyh per the market value
This is the only stock that has improved within the
week.
The earnings Of the Massachusetts, Western Railroad
for eight months ending August al ls46, $sss,7oo
81 against $49759 al for the same period in ls4s be-
ing increase of SOL 54l TO- equal about twenty per
cent
The receipts of the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
for the fourth week 10 August Of the past four years,
have been as annexed -
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Portable Shaving Cases.-The most porta-
bic and at the the complete and elegant aIt
Gle now manufactured, having requisite for gehe
mans toilet and as travelling companion nyaluabe FOR
sale by g. SAUNDE $ K SON, III Broadway,
A few doors above CouYfiandt street
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and Others an article kind would do
well gall and examine at the mandatory the various pat
terms offered each being made of the Materials but vary
ing only ia outside finish Certificates proof OF their
utility are in the possession Of the inventor from some Of
the most scientific gentlemen in the country liberal dis
count made to whole sale purchasers.
q. SAUNDERS X SON, III Broadway
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STEAMER OREooN-Ihe new steamer Oregon,
intended for the Mobile and New Orleans line,
arrived at Charleston the Sd inst, in the short
passage of "a hours from this city.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS September
term OF this court commences this forenoon.
Owing 70 the long interval which has elapsed
since the close OF the last term, the nsmber of
prison cases requiring adjudication will doubtless
be found TO be unusually large; which, together
with those wherein the parties accused have
been admitted to bail viii keep the court closely
engaged until the expiration Of the term.
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Personal Movements.

Hon. James Buchanan was in Albany on Saturday
lie leaves for Saratoga Springs to-day.
Rev. Dr. Woods of Andover, is said to have resigned
his rrofessorship in the Theological Institution. He has
held that Office Tor near forty years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-07

NAvAL.-The little steam schooners Vixen and
Sptiire, from this city, was passed on Tuesday,
80 miles north of Cape Hatteras
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The Delta expresses some astonishment on receiving
three Arkansas papers which did contain a single
murder We send HIM paper which contains tw o;
and, by the way, we would like to see New Orleans
paper containing less than page Of murders and other
villsnies Likl Rock (.7rkl Gossis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-07

The aggregate quantity Of coal shipped from tho va
ious mines Of Pennsylvania, during the present SEASON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-21
fine uatrbes anb Jeuelrp.
SAMUEL HAMMOND & 90
Late Benedict L. Hammond,)
lMPoR TERsoF FINE warren e S,
"a Marchnnia, F,rhnnpn lat door In William

IMPORTERS OF WATCHES,
No "a Merchants Exchange, LIST door In William ST.,
ITAVE constantly hand large and valuable assort-
nent of Fine Watches OF their own Importation which
they selling lover prices (when quality Is COM
parody than be purchased OF any dealer IN New YORK
written warranty in all viii be given to me pur-
chaser
S Hammond having attended solely TO the repairing OF
Chronomeler Duplex and other fine watches, In The late
firm of Benedict Hammond will continue 10 give his un-
divided attention that branch Of the business in connec-
ton with his present partner, whose reputation mas long
been established having worked Tor the last years
for the trade IN this city. re-,
n &. large ard valuable assortment Of Jewery Sill
yer Ware office ard nanel Cocks &C. constantly on hand
mic lmeodis
ElNE WATCHES, Jewelry and Silver Ware
Il SAMUEL w. BENEDICT, No. ) Wall.st. near Trinity
Church just received from the best makers in Europe
large und splendid assortment OF Chrouomeer, Duplex,
aud Lever Watches Also very handsome pattern OF An
Choir Escapenent Watches for ladies' al! OF whch WIZ De
scld low, or when quality compared lower man ihey
can ne obtained elsewhere in the city, They VIII be war;
raned perfect in every respect and correct me-keepeis
Mr. Cottier who has been al tho head OF me repairing
Department for the last four viii give his persona
attention the repairing of all fine Duplex ana oher
Watches Duplex and Chronome:er Watches, which have
habit OF stopping from external moor Will be
entirely freed from that defect and warranted to give salts
faction.
spoons Forks, Cups, and every description OF sterling
Silver Ship Chrononees for sale, rated ana repaired oy
Henry Glover NV eoulnh9
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NEW CARPETINGS.
Floor Oh Cloths, &c. for the spring uade.

Floor Oh Cloths, &c for the Spring trade
SMITH LouSsBEREy. 4+s PEARL-sr OPPOSITE WILLIAM
RE- NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies OF Car.
a pelgs for the Spring trade embracing all OF the latest
and best patterns any Of which entirely and ur.
surpassed for elegance The comprises ROYAL
BRUSSELS Three Ply Imperial Double Super Superine and
Fire 10 grain Csrpengs, Floor Oh Cloths 10 p fst
wide without old ard well seasoned; Venetian Car
pets OF al The various styles and widths Rugs. Drugges
Maiiiugs Table snd Piano Covers with a general sssort
nent OF al other articles connected with tie trade
Persons about furnishing private residences hotels
oG will nd decidedly 10 their adyau-
isge this assortment before making their sel-e-
lions offering such Inducements are rarely TO
be with An experienced uphoserer constant en-
poy and carpets aGd oil cloths al the shories,
tic. n, cwis