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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
General Infelligsnce.

DEATH or DR. CONBE-Dr Andrew Combe,
brother OF George Conbe and vel known popular
medical suthor died In the gh5Orhood Of Edinburgh
on Monday last For several years the Continuance OF
Dr. Comics life has been almost miraculous His com
plant was In the lungs the consumption Of which IN
duced sach extreme decscy Of frame that nothing but
the mosi unremittng scientific treatment kept him alive
GRrAr FrRK AT MANcHKsrKh-An swfully desTue-
dive ore broke out 10 Wednesday even
ins iu block OF buildings bounded By Markets. New
Brown a. Poost and swan lane. This pile consisted OF
three shops In Markets. and several warehouses and
m.nuf.r,or,e. fronting come OF which extended over
the shops 10 Msrketst The entire block OF buildings
~as Eve stories above ground and cellar underneath
vAs occupied ss eating house. The DIRE was diseoy-
cred sooa, half past o'clock and 10 extended with such
Rapidly that Ia about An hour the whole pie vD IN
blanc and there vE no chance Of szvlns the property
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era Of landscape beauty . handsome field or lawn
beautiful copses and all the sorgeousne" OF fores'
scenery pass for littIe In their eyes Their business
10 cut and TO SLASH 70 level defsce finely rounoro
field and al up beautifully winding valleys Iney sie
quite utitshsn 10 their creed and 10 their prsc'oo
Their business IL TO make good Road They ooa oPo.
a well constructed enbsnkmens ss an ssreeso''
ofArt-s long deep cut through hard pan sna
ss We have just passed gives them dshsn' 70
and n they can End fair reason 70 fuo 80"
dssn ,ooun,.,n they are bslfin rspture' 10 % 70
1o,. ssp,Ispsp must say admire me sAH' 'ne Gu
s-. - r., r.,be, bold defiance Of expense which
80 ,h. Directors Of this road 10 bring II with
mare thsn 500 feet above the level Of the
-. p,ver We shall soon see II cross yooder
~--,.,,on. r,sgs commonly called the Height Of
and thence pitch down into the fair valley Of the
Connecticut
Fellow citizens you who live along the line OF the
Road must already begin 10 feel Tia beneficial effects Your
country 10 rather rough one There are indeed good
lands about the bsse Of the Kesrssree on Beach Hill
Babcocks Hill and other places adjacent 10 the road
There are other portions not 90 fertile. We may nier
this from the they bear. We have come through
Little Gsins" q" Hard Scrabble and Dunses~smp
which latter understand Indian word 10 signify
the poorest and 10 creation But felloucitzens health
and Industry good morals and good government have
made your homes suong these mountains prosperous
and happy This CREST improvement comes 10 your far
Their assistance 1t will give you new facilities connect
you more readily with other portions OF the sse ana
most sssuredly according 10 ell experience create ne"
objects for the application OF your enterprise and your
labor You do not yet begin to know the benefits which
II viii confer on you. rejoice most heartily that my
native State has adopted policy which has led TO these
results trust thst policy may be steadily pursued Ill
nerua improvement 10 some really and intrinsicslly
useful form shall reach every glen and every mountain
side Of the State
And now my friends, having thus shortly compiled
with the wish expressed that should address
YOU In few words take srespectful leave OF you ten
derug 70 you all ct parting my best wishes Tor your
health and prosperity"
After the conclusion Of Mr.. Webster's remarks
which were most enthusiastically cbeered, the
party prepared to return the rain still continuing
10 descend, the large and highly respectable audi
ence were much disappointed in not being gratited
with anticipated speeches from Mr. President
Nesmith, and Hon Robt Smith Of lllinois-the lat
ter also son Of the Granite State Most OF the In
vited guests passed on that evening TO Concord
where sumptuous entertainment was provided
for them las We aiterward learnt by Mr.. Pierce
of tina Pbenix Hote-as for ourselves, IRE stopped
at Franklin.
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Holland.

The HAGUE. Aug. lL--Durng several weeks
past the TgdeperdeRcs Of Brussels, and other journals
have pubAsued various articles announcing the ap-
preaching abdicson Of the King OF Holland as well As
other eveus 81 Importance that Kingdom The Journal
de Ia Haze ol this day he lth inst contrsdc;s those
assertions 10 the foil wing semi Official erms We de
clare in toe tOst formal that lhtre has never
been the shadow o. truth 10 All the statements respect
ius the plan or intention %. the kug sbdcste the
remuneration the part of the Prince Of Orange, 4 his
claims 10 the throne the appointment OF regency, &c
L equally false that the King int nds 10 be- absent from
the country lOug lime On the cote oi The ses.un his
Majesty will 60 - Weimar snd Sesis and tnslce re
turn D. wsy Of Luxemturg AZ In si6, be will not be
ebsent lonser .hsn six weeks
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Thing. I'm Philadelphia.
rrespOntenee OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Aus Q. isfi
A rainy day on Saturday checked business in ,
grea, measure and made the days transaction, uaa,
e.ting. small sales Western and Penn,yvsuis no.,
for home use at 5 IS to 81. Corn Meal 95. s..,
1000 bushels Pennsylvania Yellow Corr IS snd ror,t
77e7s Oats steady, 40 10 ~ and 80 FOR new sst "a
Wheat quiet sellers but no buyers II i25 to l30 M ~.
and l35 q l4O tnr white. Pennsylvania Rye fSa1g
400 bags Rio Coffee "a to ~. O,ber articles DAN sss
unchanged.
SALES or Srocxs-r1a Boud-6o0 wlmnsso,
RR To- - 1000 : Loan. 6s 81. 1914 1000 TT Nos.
1904. 1000 state IS. Isl.
Second Board and Aflsr-50 Morris. ISL 1000 UsT,
Notes lO3i IS Morris l5i 800 Pcnns S. 7s; 10 P.re
RR. s5. 5 50 Lehsh Scrip. cash. - co LsssA
Mort Loan. 93. 500 Read b5 33i IS Morris iS.; 500
Penns S.. ISL; 1000 Tr Notes. 1854.
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RUNOTED COUP DEBT Al ST. PErERsBURG-
letter from Warsaw 10 the Cologne Gaiae OF toe bth
says Something extraordinary 10 in preparation al
81 Peter.hurg-perhaps II 10 coup dddt Ainougn
the foreign journals -uch when they talk OF the
abdcaHn ilustrous parsonage. Il . certain that
all Russian diplomDts,s s0road of the highest rank
ordered TO 81 Petersburg IN the course oil
the next month and this certainly merits some attention
Vice. Roy atty Tor the Grand Du1e Michael or Con
stantna is much TAXED Of but this 10 mere rumor The
bcst informed persons ho out that Il IS Ia consmps
lion H. incorporate Poland with Russis and this eppesrs
70 be highly probable Ia fact tho pure Russian party
which hates the very oi Poland, and has At its
herd the Minister 1sschkou. has now the direction OF
Affairs Ihe Herman party has no longer any 'nuuenee
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Business Notices.
LEARY g. co. MATTERS,

ts'' dniasrr. ls47. Fashion for Gsnflensns Hss "
be- introduced on Friday. Sept, 3. TIE Biees s--
HAS we are now manufacturing will embrace upor,r,
improvements recently perfected by ua and In ansy
and elegance of style will DO unequaed by any serso
fore offered They will be readily distinguished W H.
nap which when sststed by tho air becomes detasA,
into delicate and graceful jos foitSats feature char
scteri.tic of tho choicest quality of genuine Beaver
Astor House " Y Aug %. 1877. sasi
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Ultimately there was nothing but the bare walls o. tns
buildings eft stsndiny. Up % the time our eNPIe -
tanned Was not Known but IL vas estnAird - "a a.,
than e3OOOO. Morning Ne"'
TIE GHzAr RHrrArS Mr.. Brrmpers
,vsncs Tor r.sng h. irnmes.- sod ponder ~
has ben fully .ueoce,sful and il sPpesrs .be
been sent tor By Capt Claxion ies $40 saost
uould ia al probability hsve been y THIS ~ "a 80
Her keel /. now com perey out OF me .an1 can
uorkmen II low water. when she 10 - hot,orn r.
IN s5ort time effect TIE repair. whieo nsI hscS one or
CURES Immediately the eompeH b. ir readiness
Two ne shspne 10 the Mercy an event
70 she es VII III ord The satisfaction % :. VIC s9.. .5s
Interested 10 the fate Of ih. roocsrS S 81 nm
me Po.s % nv r-sso. % regret her departure
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auc,iopeer

To sTArIosERs BooKBISDERs &c BANGS, RICH
ARDS PLATT, 2Ot Broadway will sell wi,houin
serve On Monday next Angus, 80 commencing at : A.
~ an extensive assortment, OF foreign and domestic s
donery, fancy articles &c. including blank books .
every variety. quilts steel and gold pens lpk and lab
stands letter aud note paper waters. mathematical 10
struments. drawing and lead pencils portfolios b.e
CANNON boards, ensmelIed cards. games, &c.
Also. same day. a2 p. NJ binders leather, inekdias
colored skivers. sheepsklns, Russia red leather.
Also, binders muslin.
Also, q ruling machine Hoes manufacture, AMI ut
ting machine, Morriss patent AUG 3s
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spain.

MADRID Aug. 6--The Queen set out on the 4sh
for FL Paulsr Pscheco said TO have gone to LsGrana
With the intention OF persusdug tbs Queen 10 return to
Madrid but she s amusing herself 20 heartily there.
thst most people think be will have very little chance OF
succeeding 10 bis mission In that case IL s said that he
will resign # he resgus the Queen will. In all prooi-
bity charge salsmsncs with the formation Of minis
try some say that great exertous are making Al pres
en-; 10 reconcile the King and Queen. No one who
knows the real state OF affairs hiss the least hope that
such reconciliation can be- ever sH-cted
Gen Pavia bad the members q the Ayuntami ento
and the NEST respectable inhabitants OF san fecro de
Rndevies seized snd transported 10 the Islsnd Of Ca
brsra The ground Of their deportation Il that finding
n cir position between TIE tyrsnnous orders OF the Cap
tain general on the hand and the Csrlsts on the
other. they determined on abandoning the place
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

n stean-shiP GEd61 qEtUeT, from Lso0po0t-Messrs
Mo~stt Washington Murray, Wilson Dr. Corson. and
Mrs. Williamson Of New YORK Mr. Mercer and Mr Blunt,
Of Bombay Mr ard Mrs I B ssrt three chiereL and
servant OF Dundss U Canada Hon w II and Geo Ora
per. OF Toronto; Capt I 7 Robinson, RN and Lieut. w
NJ Peehsll Of New. Brunszick Joseph Mackenzie, vi
Montreal DR. c Csddy, T Brodle srd ChasP shaw OF
England Aug Sittig of Prussia I HArDottle. o..
aowskL Of London; Mrs Dunscombe, two children
and servant DO MIRA squres and Two children, OF do;
Dunlop, Of Boston.
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FALL STYLE or HATS.

" GEsIs, gIt Brosswsy, Opposite ST. Psnfs csvr,k
Is now prepared to furnish HE customers with The rss
style of Hat with an improved lining. The subscriber
feel. warranted IN declaring his establishment sbls 10
meet any and every demand OF The benz msnS, o.
economist and u those who prefer 10 FOL helr ovs
tastes instead OF complying With the dictates Of h,hoa
8tNIN. 2l4 Broadwsy
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mar dien that IT, the oss Of day upon the whole voy
v beside an in incresse Of expense 70 the pro
ursetors The correspondent Of the Journal d. Hsrre
concludes by saying think thsi 10 general inr nncefs
- ,h French ant..ervice attach exaggerated
importance TO the theory Of their profession and are too
sot 10 neglect its practice This Is the difference be-
,sesn them and TIE Americans. prefer the American
u,ethod The Journal dH Hsrrs sppends some remarks
10 his letter and says that most of these defects may
easily be rernedisd and that sresdy the company has
provided for a change In the agency at New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

HAILRoAD IRos.-We learn that ten tons OF
beautiful Railroad ronthe IRE, made ia this state
WAS drawn out the Troy Iron and Rolling Mills yes
terdsy The iron Manufactured Was the rail design
ed for the Troy snd ssstogs Road We undersnd that
10 lev days the company viii turn out from IS 10 30
tons a dAI Troy Budget ThlrsdsY.
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stanton's mi jority .25. A.V. Browns do 37e.
So Stanton s surely elected-Lsuderdale the
last County heard from having given but 10 Wing
majority though always till now sure for so to ~.
Its quite possible that the vote Of this same Stan
ton may elect the next President His election is
burning shame, when the District is unmlstaka'
bly, Wing by over hundred. There were enough
Whg voters OF the District East OF Baltimore on
the day of Election to have given Harris larger
majority than Stanton has.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

DANoNn-PoiNrsD GoLD PrNs.-Those who may Fi,h
procure good gold pen, At low price, should 90 %
W. GsFAroS a Co II Cedsr-st where be found he
pens Of al the most celebrated Makers price, npsr
than elsewhere They do not advertise % sell he lsss
pens the city for ~ - aud ask - for oihe Olsh
they have pens and from - upward and the
inc Albert @ Bagley ~ - only. SILVER penc.ea IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

RIGHTS OF Jews W extract from the Pms
.a, STAFF Gatens the following articles 10 the law lately
passed BY the Diet and sanctioned BY the King relative
20 the Jews in that kingdom
Our Jewish subjects shall enjoy and b liable TO- ex-
cent - lar as tns present Law Otherwise provides the
same g4Ons ana the same civil rights ss our chris
tan subjects , Jew may De appointed 10 any ONCE
or emo.oyment the functions Of which do not compre
bend the Of any Of the judiciary or executive
uoxer or Of the police Jews also excluded entirely
from any direction or Interference IN the departments OF
pube worship or public Instruction. Jews may b. sd-
ui,tsd AZ the Universities II their statutes DO not op
pss H. ss associates and ordinary extraordinary pro-
essOrs in medicine. mathematics the natural sciences
geography, and the languages
Tnsy shall remain excluded from all other branches
Of education 10 the Universlesthey cannot form part
Of the academic exercise the functions Of
deans pro reeEors Jews may De admitted AZ
teachers 10 the schools Of art Manufacture commerce
and usvisson 10 all other respects ths nominations OF
Jes 10 Of teachers remain confined 20 hs sraeite
embellishments for public instruction. Section 3. Jews
shall remain deprived Of the power Of exercising repre-
tentative rights II these arise out OF the possession
of real property the exercise thereof shall remain aus
pended long the property i IN the possession OF
lew The provisions snail Do spphcsols 70 the
patronage and cement ofine property OF the Church
Jews cam u exercise personally any ONCE Of justice or
police nevertheless they may nominate Judge ard sd
niulstrstor Of police Jews being propnetors Of real
properly .hs continue bear ali the charges resulting
rom the abovs menri toned rights Whea the patronage
.hsl belong 70 a commune the Jewish inhabitants can
not tke any part IN il but they shall support the charges
resulting therefrOm. Farther the Jews shall % held ia
Die 70 the payment Of 81 the ecclesiastical dues connect
ed with their property
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THE LATE CONSPIRACY AT RonE.-Amid the
Startling and conflicting rumors which have reached Us
from Italy within the .st few days have paused and
suspen led our judgment Ill some certain and authentic
inteaence should disclose the real nature oil The ex
rsordinary events which occurred Ia Rome on and al
ter the l5lh Of July We have now the good fortune 10
publish communication from an Lnslsn eye witness
Of The highest character and authority, which will oe
read with the deepest interest IL establishes beyond s
doubt the existence Of Of the mos. srocioas
sorscies recorded In modern history which 10 have
converted the reioeings Of regenersted Rome into
frshtu OF um1lt and massacre, and To- have let
loose horde Of sssassins unarmed people met 20
ceebras the anniversary Of the dawn Of their reeOT
cred liberty and 10 testify their enthusiastic yenerston
for their enlightened POn1d.
Il seems that The discovery Of the plot due to
CscsrOvaccho, Roman citizen Of great popular nru-
ence, VINO was spprised Of II b. some Of the persons
10 whom oVerturrs had been made b. the enemies OF
the Pope and OF the Liberal cause. He Immediately
communicated the facts the leading Roman MOBILES
no have shown OF late great sprt and moderation IN
defence Of the principles Of the present Pspa Govern
msnl But no,s moment was 10 be lost. The Governor
Of Rome wss lsihsrsic the Executive authorities were
unprepsrsd for resistance Il Known that the enemy
already within Ins gates and the ssssssins were
minglins vith toe crowd which focked to the Pisxzs
dsl PopOo. In moment Cesrovssehic and bic friends
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" we are compelled by the pressure Of Foreign
News 10 hror over Pro-. Bashs Reply TO T. L.
at least IN our Morning paper. We sk0H Pibiish If
IN our Evening Edition # pOssible.
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u A fatal accident ocnrred about noon yester.
day II Mr. Thomas Hovlsnds pspsr mill in ,ss Fs,h
Ward. One OF the worknen, an lrshmsn nan.d Ioh,
Flsnnery BY some mans csogh, 10 the belt ssdin,
10 .hs main shaft round which he whrled Tor proS
ably half hour before the sccideut discovered OF
eourse the upforsunsts nsn when fourd .n uAngisd
eorpse tTrcy whis
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Belgium.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 1.-THE BELGfAS MINISTRY.
The list Of the proposed members OF the Cabinet
has been finally approved By bis Majesty. The new
Ministers are NJ. R0gier, Interior NJ. Veydt Finance
NJ c'HoAschmdt Foreign Affairs N DORIAN trere.
Public Works NJ. De Hsusey, Justice Gen. Chszsl'
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~. "a Uhfg af< C0nptaff0H. % nOminhr ofcTethry
80. conrr'IIcr Sc will assemble At Syracuse on
w.Sne.d.y. Oct g. IL IL 70 consist OF ons Delegate
f,,o .sh Assembly District IN the State. 10 be chosen
hv she Whx OF such District 10 such manner a.
,Ss county Committee shall direct
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A letter from Berne of the 9Th. 10 the Con'f''H.

A letter from Berne of the 9th 10 the CoastHR-
tioand ssys
The President Of the Diet announced 10 the sitting
of to-day that the report and the propositions OF the
Committee of Sev, would be- placed tue orders of
tie dsy toy the next sit M which will not take Psce Or
fore Monday the 9th. The propositions are as follows
D.. The Federal Diet seeing the communications made by
the Fcdsr. Directory under date the Both July and the
ID and 5h of August 10 the present year relative 10 the
nreparatous for In different CantOns rs well as TO
the seizure of arms and ammunition in the Canton OF
Tesno having heard the report and propositions oil
IN. COMMITTEES nomin ated the 3Oth July considering isl
That by decree Of 20h July last the Diet declared the
.sn.rs,e league OF the CantOns OF LucerDe Uri
scngyz Upterwsld lug Fribourg and Valas. contrary
Pact and therefore dissolved Ia reserginz 10 itself
the Interior measures which circumstances msy render
necessary % That this incessant military preparations
which are made In these Csnons smu taneousy u.
distribution O arms and ammunition tne establishment oil
fertilization. On different points Of the frontiers OF TIE
said states and the continual deliveries oi eonsiefsu"
quantities OF foreign arms aud smmdhiuon' Jonod 90
the protest Of the CsntOns against the decree OF
the Diet toe 10Th July last snd 10 the prooAmsuons
addressed tO the people in Of them leave no onuo
a. 10 the object OF thOse Preparations ID. ln't
these high degree u nature u eAe'T Tue
people. augment the Irritation snd tnerenS eonPio
Ia ~ public tranquility which Il 10 the duty Of the Diet
to maintain Decrefs-Art l. The seven Cahtons ulen
toned Abovssre seriously warned toat they must aostn
everything which disturb public usnqnhiiy, and
especisly cause all military sBd extraordinary prepara
,i,os IN ease The Government of TessnO Is ged
"a retain provisonslly the and ammubitions men
toned in its report OF zotn July last until the uenor
dispc sitiou OF the Diet shsl be made known. Inc
conSerated states ought also ~ retain all arms and
snmunceo. destined 10 the Csntons Of the separate
league and give immediate Information thereof 10 the
French Directory The Federal Directory 10 immed
sta, charged communicate the present decree 70 AL
the Cautious 10 order thst tney may CONFORM tnefeto
II stated that the draft Of the above propositions
was unanimou.y approved by the members OF the com
mittre.
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IThe calcuatOns are az 80 cents % the PuuHu
sterling or "a cents TO the British shilling The
quarter is 800 lbs.
The Lirerpool European Times Of the 18th inst
states lat By the last British Mail Steamship 70 Bos-
ton upward of El2 900 Of protested bills for non &C
ceptance were returned. 1t appears that the bills
were drawn at New York for corn speculation for
London principal but as the agent had exceeded bis
instructions they were disboDored.
The French steamer Union hence arrived at Cher
bourg after passage Of 1871 days.
The packet ships John X skiddy, Sea- Bavaria
Hendrick Hudson Montreal and Fideia. mad arri-
we'd out.
Parliament has been prorogued t. the 18th Of
October.
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FALL ASHTON HAT.

WARNOCKS col Broadway, viii ths day inifctsts
their Fall Fsshi \ Of Cent? men. flais
OBJECTIONABLE AgTS.
20 per cent reduction from standard prices wlts
msde on the balance OF stock remaining hand II me a.
fashions (su2sD wARSOcKS. 2Oi Broadwsy
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TEEyEssEE.-The following is the Official Vote
for Congress in the longdoubtful Memphis District
as compared with the vote for Governor two years
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. AuctIoneel

PAPKR HASGTSGs BANGS. RICHARDS & PLAT
20f Broadway. will ssi without reserve on Monday A.
gust 80 an extensive assortment Of paper hanging
stained and unstsned.
Also borders, window curtains, aud hreboard prlnu
au2- n
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JOSIAH RICHAKDs. Auctiopee

REGULAR NEw.fOsk Fat TssDg SALg-Moadsy, ~
gRg D., al O'clock AM-Ths eIteu sly- sale the uss
will Commences on Monday, 30h August, with re s<n.t
cry Catalogue embracing rich yAre Of fOr-iga an y
slic stationery, fancy articles &c SepsFs catsczs
OF This part u the sale, embracing full pstcul mss
had A. he Sales Room
On Ts<sday. dufsst 81. Al 8AM The sale Of Bnonv1
ilh the very extensive contribution u A>sst
Lea Blanchard, followed ny ihose 81 Mess C.1s
Hart, Thomas Coz peft1wsii8 Co.. Harper Brokrs
Lutte Brown, Villains Carter 4 Co, Lind ays sla<
ton, ana upward OF hundred other cOoubu Ions ne
the publishers OF the United stses the sae be CON
usd dsily AZ the same hour.
On Friday, Sept,aber 5, AfP M-Ths s.ereotype pss
and copyrigns Will be sold, embracing May ysssAs
works.
On Saturday. at . AM-Ths sac Of The seyers Lrr
coDsignnengs u Lon ION Booss W II take place.
Full particulars Of The whole will be iound 10 he es<
logue 20 he had at the Auction Room
~ Purchasers will please notice hat the enifs ass
reaost r,seve 10 tbs highest bidder being 10 r
dyaral after the commencement Of thu sale.
BANGS, RICHARDS PLAT
All ar..d al
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GOLD PEss-WHoLEsALE ssD RsrAiL Tho New.Yos
Gold Pen Company manufacture splendid article OF ~
pens which they Offer at reduced prices. Al their depo
Johnst corner Ns.sm Aso for sale pens Of sll the
celebrated stamps. Gold pens repsifed.