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LOTTERY VENDER.


OPPOSITE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
SELLS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
- of ]. G. GREGORY & Co.. on the same terms tina,
they are sold al the Manager Office.
Lotteries for September.
In giving the Schemes below. attention - requested 10 the extra
ordinary number Of large prizes in each scheme, and also o. the
fact of the great reduction in the price OF eerlheatss Of paekages-
instead Of throwing in tro, We now throw in urrz uckets n each
package; thus offering inducements TO purchase by the package
which will not be overlooked.
Orders for packages and single tickets will hay, prompta ucr-
ton, II addressed to Up. WORT.
Richmond, Va
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas, d, for Is4G-to b. dawn
on Saturday the 10Th Of Sept, 1886.
70 NO. LoTTERY-IS DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND SCHEME.
l prize Of $4,000 so prizes Of $500
1 10000 so 400
I 10000 100 $50
so 1000 kc Ge.
Tickets SIS; Halves ~: Quarer -.
Certificates Of packages OF &c whoIe Tickets, 500
DO. do 20 IiAf do so
Do do &c Quarter do 90
Do. do. &c Etsih do 90
$50 600.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CAs E, for 1866 b. drawn
on Saturday, Sept e6. 1876.
IS NO. LOITERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
l prize Of $4,000 l prize Of $4,000
l 5000 so 500
i $40 100 400
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters 9 SO. Certificates OF naekar.,
Of rs Wboae Tickets slIo-Shares in proportion.
o Orders for Tickets. and Shares and Ceruhcales Of Paekares
every day in the week enclosing cash OF prize Tickets, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an Official account Of each dnvinr
s~entimmedraielY amer it il over to all who order from
jug j. 7. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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As agent for George fisher. I shall constantly
sesp on hsnd a hl sock q law. ssieaL Theoaasissi C.-ss.,
books sd satoney ~ sss nooks
Inlotnsf CUSTOMERS % NJ D. q Eisx. tsd he pssHe s-.snl
g,w' % sDu'ed hat uml coatnus 10 ~ On ~ aas avaa-
~ "In'aa hefetoofe. Cm. '. FtsnEA. AgsnL.
Ell doofs -hw ~ pcaonra
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WASHtER AND n AND s~EAwsTnEss
fOHS ALE.-We hsve 90 sns. q hasly woasa. n
s~d Character bstseen - ADD IS yssrs II So. 80 = asa ~.
wtshsf and irouef 81 s.smstrs.. sa . 49, = ssst-sfna,, -
Nth hef sehd q ven htsy EfL atoW 5 % 3 ycan 81 TasV
~ - saito nooas rsArg oct q M esq ~ Rehmsaf a. ~ -
Hednt vtc'nfg. APPJ ~ PHILIP ~ TABa q sos,
~f Onsso on Wa sHse oppsats Kr,Asrss nssR.
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STORES FOR RENT.

m TWO fine and airy Stores fronting on
- Main street, ami Eve fronting on ISM or Wan sres.
uneer the CITY HOTEL formerly Bell Tavern. are for Rent AaI
possession aivcn on the L., day q October neIL, when N. IIot-l
viii Be completed. said Stores are all Ia rdsonsiy built. win
game fonts. and situated in the most business pau Of th- city.
and vel adapted 10 most any SOFT Of bushes. Apply 70
BENZ. Davis,
nS-tu or HODGES = PULLIAN.
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| have appointed my son, CHS. +. FISHER.
ny aseni TO conduct ne busts' q boosss ai-s % ~ smy =
~ CbO. Ffsmkn.
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Cd ENOR RENT-The rooms over my store,
They are On good order and well suited 6r a snail
iainHy' Posse son can Be had Immediately. For terms. apply 10
WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
eS Isl docT below thu CITY aoteL
Esf tNOR KENT. The upper part oithe house
occupy. Possession GVen Immediately.
WM. HURLEY, 81 haiaa,
slo-df Oposts Mesrr. Dunker q Nouisns Boos.iorr.
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Markets =. Carefully re,ar:ed FIR Tie Tribune.


AsHES-Are higher POS sold today a, 81; and
Pearls q: eta This is owing TO Ugh. arrivals and good
demand
COTTOE-about 1000 bales were held up 70 Change
today Al very full prices gu, in the afternoon large
business done but could not learn me partcu-
lar-
FLOUR AND MEAI.-western Flour ia brisk again
toda Znd good Genesse brings 81 05. and good Aich
9sn 81 readily. Common. however was sold pretty
freely the morning 90. less Some farther parcels
we're taken 70. export 81 Nothing done II Southern
Corn Ncsl If steedy - $50 81 70; FOR Jersey RE
Flour is higher we quote 81 75GE2 g
GRAIN-wnea: goes os pretty freely, and besides
some taken at private terms 500 bushels western
brought -Oa-J cts and 1850 White 55deJ SINAI!
lot old RYE aas taken - cts and new al .: IN the
sin Corn cold 20 the OF ZOO bushels Western
y, = cts weight &. which tAe market : steaGJ Tor
naked Oa.s are lower, and RiTer can be bought al
gar cts Canal 30 cash.
yvUfSKY-Rernains very scarce bbl=- are p cts.
and some Drudge has been sold at the same figure
HaY-Farther sales Of new Northern at IS cts aad
pROVI-lONs-Becf and Pork remain quiet bu, both
are frrn and moderate sales making Al previous
ra,es Ohio Lard Is wanted and some "a 200 bos and
- nanr Kegs sold :. BE-: for bills and Ga for kegs
pcklcd meats stil dormant the active season not
fs-i arrived.
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General Notires.
q New-York Weekly Tribune-coatent, f0r

z Sew.Hork Weekly Tribune-CoEtenti for
Saturday, Asgu,. 29-PoETsY-The Welcome The Lone
Chamber indox.-EDTTogiALS-T Wings OF New
York and leir Candidate FOR Governor Tie New
TariE Work Ssvery b-yOnd he Rio Grande Oregon7
Names Conqueriag Peace The Defeat OF he - go coo;
Prices Of Goods The Courier Enquirer Tne Wings OF
Ne7r-Yo-k .ad Tie 3 20 simon Pu-es IN Buek-s- &c
Northumberland for Congress r Ohio.
Peunsr.vazse Georgia: Returns. 1c--SEws-sceres OF
he War; Sc-x Me1ico-The Destination OF Genera.
Kes-,ev-s Expedition; The Lake Country The Stare
Trade; Outbreak near Marco; Correspondence Of
The Tribune from Mexico and various io7ns and
rite. Of The Union Affairs Mexico; la:er FROM the
Army. Indian Massacre; From the Home Squadron
From Fort Lesveuorth: Five DAYS Proceedings Q: the
Convention. From Panama: Oregon Interesting from
California. Teachers Con~srtor 81 Uuca-MiscELrASE-
or-Ferlsle Teachers he West: Letter fror The
Ola Man Of me Mountain No. *: Se-Yora Senps;res-
The Aempi Disorgaaze and Def-a; :ae Wings Of
Seyv-Tork ; Progress Of D=organzaaon Carre1cy
The En- and The Remedy" The True Nilsson Of Ara
Reyew OF La Phaauge Hon y. Z. fLsrzvoo5's Reasons
ior Res. gn.ng the Tarif Question The Courier TX
press Observer and he Doctrine OF As-ocstiou Ere
Railroad Results Of Emancipation The Crops safe
Fair Copper Great Brian FOE. the Copper Couu-
;ry OF Like Superor.-Co,iMEEoIA ISTELLicEScsPro-
duce, Socks Money. Caiie Marke, Household Markets &c
Single copies put up il wrappers FOR Inc Mails can be
Obtained &, the desk-price s: cents.
~ TERMS-S2 per year. AL subscriptions payable
I.ieNioiv n acrance. Address
GREELEY i McELRATH. Tribune Buiid!ngs
cor Spruce and Nassau IS. opposiieihs Ci;T Hal.
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MARRIED:

On Thursday evening, Aug p by Rev. Charles Con.
s,an,nc Pisc d. d Mr.. MATTHEW l. McDONOUGli
10 Miss CATHERINE ROAEL.:
IN Trinity Church. Ncw-lork, the morning OF the
.,J:h Instant by Rev. j. 8 Large. Joseph b Clark Esq
nj Detroit Michigan OF Hon Lot Clark OF Lockport
TO Miss Sarah daughter OF J Fcnton Esq oil Mich
On the coil, August, lsi6 ut Ia Grange, Georgia by
Rev Thomas Sanford Hon ORLANDO B. FicKLtN OF
Illinois TO ELIZABETH II eldest daughter OF Hon Walter
7. Colquitt.
Phpps.
Frances Ii Sillowny, OF Windsor. VI
Al Chicago, 18th Geo H. lioslcy TO Marietta Snonis
At Orsknny, n Y VIM. II. II Gcer 10 Matilda Adams
At w.Bavcn, CT 27th, Dewitt Clinton Morris. ESQ
of Philadelphia to Charlotte Augusta Johnson
At North Adams Mass 10Th, Elcazcr Ripley to Eliza
Durant
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Particulars OF TIE Loss OF TIVE SCHOONER
MArHE-The Halifax Recorder gives the following par
,culars OF tho los Of this schooner which was run
down in the Bay by the steamer Hiberna
The men cnging the wreck, cried out 10 lower the
boats as their vessel sinking. the steamers way
.vas Immediately stopped and the engines reversed and
the boat got ready for lowering with all possible dispatch
under the circumstances. considering we were going
between 10 and II knots under full steam wth every
soil set even to ,opgalant studdng sail The boat
pushed OIL in the dircc ton of the wreck with lantern
on bonrd-and board the steamer we fired gum and
burned lights show them position We lost sight
of the boats light shortly after she left but we could
every and then hear the shouts OF the crew OF the
sinking vessel After delay OF about hour and II
quarter the boat the joy OF all on hoard made
her appearance having picked up five of the crew OF the
wrecked vessel six others including the Captain having
persisted
We understand tina, from $500 $3.50 raised by
the passengers officers and crew of the iGcrrla Tor
The benefit OF the families OF the sufferers
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= 4 Cnu,ion 10 lhe CIrIzkN. o. Nkw.Y

4 Caution 10 the CITIZENS or Nkw-YoRE.-
OF all The Vegetable Compounds that have been
offered 10 Tie public for the phthss pu!monals
pulmonary consumption. bronchitis liver complaint, tick
VOWS coughs colds asthma broken constitution from
lie ,lu.., ~ ealCme. Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Mid Cherry Stands preeuineni The invention OF man
I'M. never been able e.gA il IN virtue The great sue
cess of this far famed medicine accounts for the many I'M
n.cssf attempts ~ uapriac.ped persons getting up
Drcrnrstiou- ot Wild Cherry from mess -rercensrv
views 10 tie Great injury OF invaids who may i5usa
,,,,aps. or oilrr causes have taken them. Some
,,.j bs,.nnls Svrups Nc with view deceive but all
ARE hctou, and counterfeit: except Dr. Swsynes Coupd
Svrur of Wild CHERRY. Remember. no preparation o!
Wij2 CHERRY j. genuine except :hai bearing the written
signature OF ocor Swsyrc PrtuS.ps Ofhc- corner Eight
and Rae. >i- Plladelphia
iSS Bowery Z & Warner. 205 Bieeckersi H. Everett
e Hud,on.s,. j. c. HaIt. 81 Oreerwicl-s, : & eodd
/ I'll Broadway II
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Law Courts.

i-x,1rp STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-Be'or9
commissioner Morton-John Robinson. seaman Oh the
fondoa packet ship Toronto examined OF charge
Of erdeslorne 10 make I. revolt ii"yPeared iGn 'e7-
t;tnory that about an hour after the ship stared rom
London her last voyage 70 tins port the second maze
on looking through the hatch. saw Roonson ana TWO
other searne IN the teersge stealing tas te second
mate tested) the passengers liquor lie cbed 10 heir
and told them 20 de when one OF the men s"ore al
him and told him If nc came down there ne would mex
him He sprung down when Robinson ne say came
at him said he did not care On ior MINI ana cou.d
lick any man beard Inc otnef TWO cred out 20 Rod
!nson knock him down, Jump upon him Robinson
and the second mate had grappe and lei over ches.
rnII;ng under berth their hands n. each Others necks
a. ,b,o-e They were separated by The frat mate and
%bo,s who wen, down and Robinson after a good deal
" s;cc,ior wont or deck the second mate following
- p .ror, q. hin, g.;, md ssd no co,,ld lict him
H. was mn, into the forecaste Roth men had blood
non he,p Tho cnn.ai, soon sfteryard went uto the
t6recasc and ordered sgan on deck 10 his duty but
be fn.Iv became abnsiv. also 10 the uiot -ho corn.
y1;,d ~ bf .d Inc c.,ain said the riph, MI. b;,,,
r. VI -. - a.. 1,ha-,v;oe 20 .o6d A.,
- 80 49, Srj cn,,,ain snd s,s. r,.te a., &C
-. .s. W ~ 19e -,
TN -! 81. r,o-,,;, ,,.s asLod ;s poyi-sc, va.
.oi ee s.e 81 i;n 80 g :, : m, ,'s,,s t Tho
ro1 'Ne 20 80 - g., i;, = 80. -; 80. wa
sssIet 70 oc ~ ~. AZ - 80. pr. -
Una. ne ~ p.;;i "a az s M s-5
t Oes - -. :. ~ cos.-,.
~, Y -" - ~ ., - " - &c. IN rho mo;
bnc"ros +, cordop r. s,.r- nm, nov ,bev gcnnr.v
cooe nm hoard In as good condition "a when tney return
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portion which says the Globe has not been pad bu.
Is still standing the current between the
Engli-h Merchant; and the Colonial Trader The
business Of that country mainly done credit and
The s,t,emcn n: Of the=e accounts. whic
long is looked forward 20 win little apprehension
This is very promising prospect for Canadians
regards their commercial relations with their mother
country. The next ten years VIII offer many problems
political and commercial for the Canadian people 70
solve. The end is not vet
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DIED

IN tits city on the 20t, inst JOHN ilAlGlIr aged .
Al BOSTON, o4tl stephen Robbins Jr. 66: David p
Parsons -: eth. Oscar Il. Stone sc Edw Haync7 ~
AT New.lInvcn CT Mrs. Sarah A. Buncc 81
AT Yorktown Westchester Co. n y Bonnet Miller IS
At Providence, ed John Springer Revolutionary
soldier 81.
At Bushwck. Goth. Ms Catherine Van Colt 81.
At Williemsburgh Goth, John ". Bets, 6s
At Portland ODD Hczckah Lewis, %
Al Philadelphia 18th Charles Fouke 69
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~ HIGH, 1,uno-,out..

~ Highly lmportant.-No leecLe> any longer
MI Neisand. h hy respectable and learned spot6ecs-
~ IN Germany. has invented small apparatus, winch mol
Jay fully supplies The place OF natural leeches but which
N hSny cases operates even with much greSer effect
re inventor desires 70 sell ;he invention American
capitalist, who can with eNsiness realize BY profit OF
sO0 per For terms and farther particulars apply
the undersigned, sEent u The inventor
Nj. HEIMHOLp. S,rssboGrs tfrsnce9
Il. SuAl -. jrgs. 40. Is.
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Using 4 geucy, Tribune Buildings, NewYork embraces
OF newspapers OF all The cities and principal
IN the United States and Canada Tor winch he = duly
authorized receive vrimeuts and -ubscr p.ion and
fully empowered to give receipts
Merchan- manufacturers artisans and individuals gen
orally. besides public Institutions Incorporated companies
and societies who wish advertise in. subscribe for.
papers OF any section Of the country respectfully
invited 10 examine the flies.
To all doubts and m-apprehensons, the Agent
hereby notifies the public that person - authorized ny
linn solicit advertisements card subscriptions for the
papers for when he J. the only authorized agent
The annoyance merchants and others growing cut OF
numerous pretended agencies IN this CITY, renders the adOp-
ton 81 tins essentially proper to guard Gean in-
Those therefore who wish TO transact with his
Agencyand avoid mistakes respectfully invited hand
in their orders the Office, addressN. b. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent Tribune Buildings
~ TaE CosT ADVERTISING in country pBper--a lsi
the cities and throughout the Union in which the
papers published, together with copies OF the several
papers which he l. the duly authorized agent may be
at his Office in The Tribune Buildings Jy22WSsisu
u The Attention of Everybody i called 10 an
advertisement another part OF this headed GREAT
AMERICAS REMEDY, which tells Just what Nanghn's Necc-
table Lilhonlrplc will do and more II IL the most ef
feciiye purifier the blood known the world and
only many oil the minor Ills that flesh Is heir TO,
grHple- with the Dropsy, Gravel, scroua, &C sc
diseases which have al naught the skill OF the medical
faculty centuries but which yield like magic 10 the ad-
and call upon the Agents for pamphlets which given
away free They contain general treatise upon
all diseases for which Naughn's Vegetable Lhontrpuc
Mixture j. infallibe cure, Testimonials. &c.
Principal Office IL this City lS2 Nas.au-s doors belo"
BeelInan.sL au25 6iis
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Trnde of the Iiudnor
Pr"daoe and Country Merchandise -irriyHe at fe+a York
Reported Specially for The Nesc- YORK. Tribune

Pr1duCt Country herchGHdEe rrrt5tHR
reported Syecaily for The Nep YORK Tribune
Old Troy Line Pope Catlin-Barge Chca-o-50i bbis
hour Suyd6n Sage Co, 40 dc Suydam, Read Coz J63
do Dow Cary; 40 ~ Hea,on; 3oi do Babcock Co
$50 do Foi,s Hopka- 50 DO VI Hoyt Son; II do
Lake CO: lDd do Clark Coleman; 2j do Pope CatIn
81 Go Kent Kinran Coz 100 do kegs shoe Prsu Bros
Co Pha: DO -h.eiiue- McC a s. Spencer: ~ hbd-
bacco Sullivan Son Bait do Wm Stone Bait y Do W
Cook SON do: 81 ashes Bahcoch&Co do II VI Shelter
Fowler. q kegs butter Gilbert . r. q do jewell taf-
rson Cos l8do Kent Kiunsn Co;l2 do Williams * Ha"
Ley 700 do Work Drake; 66is !ard Go - 90 Conan
Hopkins s Coz bbl- egg- do p do Waace& " cE-; l9
do Burger Hur.bui; l5q hXs cheese ca do Wallace
Wick II do 81 bxs Bump n, New Bedford; 3 DO : 'N
ck- CLARK FISK. - key. spikes NJ Wilson: 90 do { u
Co. Charleston; y bales shee.ug Wood Merritt: =
bales wusl y Kellogg; bales yarn do sheeling l. II
Nicoll !. bXs ClHrk Wilson: bbl- pork h, KIN
nan Co; ljbbs lamp black Schenck Downing; IS bales
p p goods Bogar 80 DO cloth l., II Ncoi.
OswegO Cana Line, j Ciiib"rt-Boat Zephyr-22l bbs
bert; 6bl- eggs do; 80 s.de- leather Billiard & Co.
Duru1,, Lathrop Coz Lue-5JN" bu wheat icol ii" oa-
New ork and Troy Tow Boa, Line W GriiFth-Barre
Ney-Y ork-l2j bbls -four Suydam, Sage Coz 80 do VI
Hoyt Som rs IS ashes hbl beans zdo tim seed 6
do pork W Griffith II tubs butter Sam! Perry 2tboxts
cheese Knapp Baker Ii ca ashes Perry Co; do W
Baldwin, - do Woodbury. 10 do Lowery; Is hrks butter
Ferguson Sherman; bxs goods Elliott Bornon; do
c. Ilaydock Coz ~ slure- 7 + Stanley; y do Lyman
Williams; baisam Fahncsock; hbis eggs Bowman
Stanton; ~ hhds tailow Merritt Go; bhls whisky
Mathews; 80 do wool J C. Dudley Co 10 do Coggi!l
& Cos bxs goods c, HGydock s Co; II bXs water
sea e. ! d Dole % do axes Simmons; l3S do glass
Pearce 70 Gilbert, 10 bales goods Sateriee
80 bids pors Wallace Wicks; 80 bNs tobacco Roome
q grindston o Wood
New-York and Genesee Valley Canal Line James Sill
Boat Braduer39 hNs cheese John BovCe 10 do Perry
rubs butter 4 w Martin; n do Conan, Hopkins Co;
. bbs ashes 3 Mastertou; do John Stewart Co.
Same Line-Boui " Has,ings-Ggl0 f lumber James x
Sill u bales wool Seagrave, Prov; 10 bbls wheat
Iohnso- Son; bhls our Clark Coleman 80 do wheat
Dows GuiteeU; IS NJ oak lumber James SUI ..,.,.
X Lawtou's Llne-BarGc superior, Shcrnal--'" oaies
hay 81 pkgs butter do eggs 500 sheep Captain.
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NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL.

foR rHE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
y 259 Grecne-st. between Clinton md Wsverly
place, Eear Washing euaTe-Ia!- Institution. q
der the management, OF Professor and Mrs.. VILE
PLAT. who aided By the mo=t accomplished assist
ans viii open the pou Of pupils Monday. th
eth Of September.
FOR farther particulars Circulars which may haC
tie Bookstore OF Messrs. Marreun-r, lockwood Co
i59 Broaiyyay, and The Institution. 2vMWSS-
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THE BEST MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER
WILL BE PUBLISHED TODAY
rHs NETWORK ILLUSTRATED N;ADAliSE

NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NiADA2iNE
For September, conidihiHg
EOUR BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATE. + NGRAVINGs,
4 The Death Struggle; from Zinai painting by
c. Dea- To that this faithful copy OF Dras's much
admired picture is enough.
Haidee "A perfect embodiment OF Byrons heroine
The Swiss Goatherd A iite-like scene
sabbath Jay Point Luke Georgia. beautiful engraving
OF American scrnery-truthful and tranquil.
The articles in this number, mostly original Among
The writers II. w Herbert, Nm. Gilmore Smms, X.
+. Greeley H. II. Clements, C. Buckhdrd, \. Smith
Lawrence Labree The Editor. &c. &C
Teuns--S5 per annum two copies g. Single numbers
-
" COMPARE this number 'vilh all the other ma gaines
for September and whether wrong In calling II
The Best" VIM TAYLOR * co. Publishers.
aug Once No. : Aston House.
u A llhrra discount 10 Clnbs Agents and Deaers
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Daily Arrivals Of Produce, stock. &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
L Itl.,rL.n Irrn,

q pkgs butter 80 bsk. Capt King; 65 DO do Capt Leeds
% do Jennings Thompson; l02 bids Pierson s o
% bae- dry goods Lee; 70 PKG butter lot hOy bb
esg, Capt Coeinan; n pkg butter 81 hogs " Clark.
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.sE@ sNEwP9RF And PROVIDENCE

rL---L.-ss:e 10 Seuport and Providence, Cabin
e, Deck 81 51.-The Steamboat MUTUAL
sAF, captain y. Childs, wiI foot Of Market q
st hfver On Saturday, Angus, s51 al o'clock, P u.
Passengers for Boston arrive Providence tcs the
O'Clock Train Fre,g5i reduced rates Apply %
The Captain Or Soart, a. the Office the pier.
The Mutual Safety Is fitted Up viii urge and corrnio
1-oas Rooms and IS newly furnished throughout
Her vel known character boat her ample scco
rodations and low fares - hoped vii secure nef
share Of public patronage. su5 luiseoa
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Auftion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS Aucaoueer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLATT.-Siors
ID ~ observation-disclosures Cash Advances made on con-
s,sumerts for Auction Sales
NEWBORN FALL TRADE SALE
This extensive sale will commence
SATURDAY, August 18th,
VIII be sold great variety OF Miscellaneous and School
Books Also. guuenI OF choice London Books, sc
The whole forming the richest AMI most extensive vars
~ of BOOKS, Stationery &c ever offered at sale In his
country.
AT fRIvArs S,LE-l,Oo OuSto Bibles. every variety
In plain sheep ana g and gill edge bindnsS Also
large assortment vi Standard miscellaneous Books
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TIE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT

N{YORKS on CHEMISTRY ARE FOR SALE BY
W WILEY < PUTNAM Isl Broadway. LJsT Ne :
Parneis Elements OF ChemlcS. Analysis CuHiaIlVeLy
and OESuiiai;ve. \ eGinou-St
Applied Chemistry in Arts Manufactures. Sc. By And
PSneu. 2vols.-S7.
Dane!s Introduction Tie study OF Chemical philoso
phys -
Sir Humphrey DAVIS Elements of Agricultural Chemis
nv m Course Of Lectures Notes by John ShierS3 -
L.re'- Agricultural Chemistry Edited by John Play
Johason> Lectures on The Application OF Chemistry &c
A-.!cui;urc-el ~
Johnson, Elements OF Agricultural Chemstry-Sl 81.
Soiy's Elementary Introduction 10 the STUDY OF Rural
Greha,i'- Elements of Chemistry with Notes 10y Brdg-
ss-S5 n.
Tie Chemical Gazette svols-SlO 81.
TIE Chemist. vols. = J. : and Is vos.-;slj
Phiiosophie ChtujGue. Chiuie Experimental, par
EdcUard Robins Part !. OF vol l--S2 y.
Dc;icnsre des Reactif- ChmiGues, par NJ j. Lais-
S1pea,!icy yor- les Traiies DAnalyse chmique, par
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citing the wonder OF all who make use OF L. and almost ex
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vet is operations decided and energetic thai those
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