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WANIED-iVo agents 70 circulats new soitsoh
w Weiss United States Lawyer for the sf'tes OF
York, New.Jerey, Connecticut, nc. Tnsss "orks
tain approved legal forms, which occur Ia the rsnssc
Of business They explain the method OF keeping
counts, and contain great amount OF informs.on f2f
siness men. heo Of energy can make from so to 81
month IN selling than. Inquire 1t 81 Nossast
ole lw~ JOHN q. WILL
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NIARSH'S CLASSICAL and Commercial Acade-
vi nv ia Hsnry.sf Brn0klvn. will be- re6penei
Monday August So for the instruction of young gentlemen
in every branch o education necessary 90 Do them % enter
college or counting -h0use Terms from = Do % SD per
quarter FOR circulars containing reference and other par
tcuars apply the Office oi this paper or az - Willow
81. Brooklyn anZl "
EAlILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Il lonkrrs y Y ON the east bank OF the Hudson, u
miles from the city. Tie Winter Term Of the l0cnst-hl
School will commence ON he st Nov Circulars contain
ing terms &c be- had az Tho bookstore Of GATES
STEDMAN, 1856 Nissau-st.
OF Inn q. w. FRANCIS, AN.
- y. JRNKS'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will 70
"a. open Monday. Sept. ;. At 672 Broadway 80
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NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

is published every WEDNESDAY and SsrURDsY momi
Price s. per snnum. Two copies for s..
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-. pIANORORTE FOR sALE--A ZOO

AME-PLANO FORTE MANIFACTO
~ Rl, 1872 Fultonst east side broadway-
~ N Man entirely new article, wafrsnted suPe-
q y grior IN tons and TO lssp in sane much lon
than any made with peculiar mari ifsne
obasink the objection 70 metallic petales writteG
guaranty will be given with each instrument, and when
any doubt a. TO tsr quality 10 expressed, tho payment
mas be- ,sifhhsld urtil such doubts are removed.
BENNETT 4 ROGERS,
ieiau lkl yanen e s.ss sde wow
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.-,.NT.EF PEDDIER's WAGON.-tor sale
rn~so irst rate pedders veson for two hoEseseost
s1,Ss nearly new, having been faa out Two uips IN
- 80 Low a. the has 10 use Tor H. Can be
- ~ Tstiersas s4a Broadway Apply at ~ Dey-st
81 M
y,.~IxNI~ r.. -HEkNaN ~ DAVID r.. GAR.
Ii NIss Councillors At Law and Comm s-iun~fs II
mad. Tor Pennsylvsna and Illinois, viii ztend the
drawing Of Deeds Bonds aud Mofgagss and oth-r con
,rnrt. i those sud the state u New Yorf Ofcs
ssW.i..l sn1r 2s-esns
lob PRINTING FROM ENGLISH rYPEs-rhs
y subscriber has just imported large Assortment OF
English types and will do all OF cards. ball hcds
&c In style unsurpassed BY any IN New.York
" l. BURROUGHS,
oitIw Russle's Printing Engine, IFS Fulton-s-
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OFFICE Oh THE Nrw-YoRs Gas LfeHr CoMPAyy}
October 10 1877. :
LnuE pRE.IDENT ANn DIRECTORS havl

thsday declared divdc nd OF randi hall per cent
the capital stock Of this Company for the six months
ending M August last payable 90 the stockholders ON ana
after M0.day tle Do November next The transfer book
will be- closed from the 18th inst that date. ~ order
of8tul 4. l.. ENERlTT, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

phiNIiNs IN nsntsomery end Gouyeresgr So
Fast River oee Maiden lane second noon n.ansls on
.eiiooa - ~ I'M the vanties Of quality ana Color
VIII hnd their orders a. soa
moderate prices ar may be A.'ufso p NO MATHFR
An article - there {. the market "HN'
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BY the arrival Of the schooner Sarah Capt
Brown from the BrszOs. we have received letters
from our CORES pondent at Gen. Wool's headquar
tiers We have no alter intelligence from Monterey
or the line of the Rio Grande
r,rras,,,,Sauca Of tho picavune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

THE FAsHION.-We learn quite our surprise
from Capt Winde of the Alahsms that it Is mistake
that The Fashon was At Vera Cruz when be left there
the 26lh ut she just going into TampicO for fuel
when The Alabama let that p0r the Both ut Thence
she was 20 run down 90 Vera Cruz. and Capt Windo
thinks she would mske tip the Brszos and back be-
fore she would come here This supp0siton may sstis
fscorly for the delay IN the Fashions arrival
which il 90 ifksome 10 the public and The press.
y o Picayune glh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

DOARD-A large and handsomely furrished room
ID the second door, with bedroom and closet attsche
may be found on application IS Bsrslsy-st The loc
on is ghul, looking out upon tho green IN front
Columbia College ola w.
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Company hereby notified that AN insiameht OF zen
dollars per share ON an shares which the payments
heretofore made do exceed ttyhve dollars required
90 be paid the office of the Company, - NasL on or
before the seventeenth fl7hl day of November next
By order nf the Board of the Directors.
ol8tN1T NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, occupying large and cor
"A venient dwelling would take gentleman and lady
Or two OF three gentlemen 10 board, If early appheato
+ made AZ lO4 PTince-st. olo IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19
.eform ofthe currency, which has now become

been the reform the currency which has become
the law of the land
lIayten yoke without a shilling in their treasury
and were suffering at the time from deprecated Hay
ten paper, current at only one-third its nominal
value. They had TO support active war, build
ana repair extensive fortihcations equip and man
considerable naval force supply the arsenals with
warlke stores and establish a constitutional govern
Inent. All this was accomplished without difficulty
by the patriotism OF the citizens New issues OF
required for the circulating medium Of the country
caused corresponding 1uctuaton aud depreciation Ia
It's value As no country can possibly improve with
nuctuatiDg monetary system, the Dominican congress
tion ut its intrinsic value in gold when issued for which
stock Will be given bearing five per cent interest
deemabe ia ten years and further decrsed the total
form and establishment Of circulating medium in
mand par with oil other civilized nations for the ex-
ecution OF which there is considerable sum now tho
treasury vaults and deficiency be readily sup
piled by dsposiDg OF part of the national property for
which duo provision hes been made.
Thus has this young republic braved all its adverse
circumstances without mourning shilling of debt, and
now tenders to the world a land flowing with milk and
honey possessed OF soil unsurpassed by any in the uni
verse, blessed with climate that vie with the
delicious regions; with liberty of conscience freedom
industry, and with enlightened government framed
to protect and respect the rights Of all its inhabitants
The rich mines which this valuable island contains,
AFTER having been closed for than three centuries
are now revealed and opened to the enterprise of the
world
The capitalist the sgriculturist the artisan will all
ind in this new country the most abundant resources
TOT the advantageous employment Of their active energy
and talents Add all this the extremely favorable
position which this long neglected country occupies in
the very centre OF commercial enterprise and
its proximity to Europe, being it were Of the
outposts of the world stretching towards the old
one, which bids fair cause it to rank with the
richest States Of America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19

thicky inhabited the population the same
uegrse as the cultivation Of the land advances The
population In Oppeln Is increased from its mines 1t is
extremely remarkable however, that in Breslau and
psraeuiaty IN Dusseldorf the most thcky settled dis
srct In the whole Kingdom it having oO2s inhabitants
70 tne square mile the population has increased in a
rao than the increase in the population OF the
whole Kingdom This increase in neishborhood rich
IN INDUSTRY by the gradual development Of its industrial
resources unaded by artificial stimuants proves the
many opportunities for gain which increase with
lures,
ne districts Of Cologne, Magdsburg, and Stralsund
sAho an increase pretty nearly equal to the average
increase OF 5 per cent In the population Of the whole
kngdnm Merseburg and onigsburg have increased in
smaiier Iauo, somewhat above per cent Arnsberg,
Leignitz Lrlurt Trsves Gumbinnen and Aux la Cha
Peile nave increased above per cent still smaller
increase OF between and per cent is exhibited in
Cooientz ana nlinden the district of Munster has in
creased, last OF all only little nero than per cent
this province has usually shown in the cens the lowest
increase from particular information concerning emit
grafton 1t Is known that especially America and to
non-European countries emigrants have been most
merous from the western portions Of the Kingdom
ticuary from the neighborhood Of Coblentz, Treves
and Ahapee for this reason these districts ex
hibit smaller proportionate increase than in ls43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19
no INVENTORS AND OTHERS lNTEKEsTEDIN
j. PATENTS
New York, October 9Th, 1917.

New YORK October 9th, lsi7.
Charles Keller, Engineer and Attorney for procuring
tents Ute Chief Examiner 10 the Unitedstrs Patent Office
hns the I uS eeesy Sras 9
has commenced the practice of bis profession in the city OF
Having for msuy year, been conn cted with the United
states aient Ohce aud having devoted ms whole NE 20 ne
iul ats aud with The practice and decisions ~ nc United
he feels confdea that he vii be sGle render valuable AID
TO those whose interests may he IA us mpoht oaue u
ne win attend to the preparation Of a,s 5fo ,T
ings Tor The procuring Of patrls aso 20 i6 IT, ~ h
experience aud practical know,1ge o The arts and the law
Of PATENTS Part epe'y 1uiny a, ,r, W.T. s Ihs n4
State. Patent Office, and argue que9ns OF doubt before the
Commsone q Patents aai appeals from the decisions Of
in ali question, Of litigation arising under patent he yill
NAV be cor Getty applied The scientific part Of the sutject
aud will supegend the taking Of dispositions g be used in
dce he read 10 courts and ia short be consulted
al aieons relating 10 hos profession and the law, oi
lie may he Consulted all questions Of Engineering par
smction Of machinery and he fater himself that his long
experience ~ the duties of Examiner Of PATENT, requiring
dusy w enable him render important service these
suec especially in questions union Of
lie has made sucSsrangements will enable him
duct business before the Patent Ole. with much facility
York. he great Of industry has been selected with the
view OF acstng personal interviews with those who may
Inventions aud patent rirhs,
Pate may be procured through him in 81 foregn countries
ia whch such rights are recognised ana 20 ts ehd ne mas
ecn'ed the asst iuce and cooperation Of gentlemen OF the
Once, No so,sf S ssaS New lev YORK ''' 81 src
I EATHhR BINDING FOR MACHINERY The sub
scnpers finding mpehditouy ~ satisfactory
extent IA bS mem All All he leather used By .% dressed
' Il e "'"is Z R5E EG &C., Iai d Il Gold .un
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19
The Population Of Prussia-Tho Results OF
the Census taken Mt the close OF 1876.

the Cehsub taken mt the close or 1S4O.
According to the census taken at the close of le46
the population of Prussia at that time amounted to
lGl2 94S, exclusive of Nuremberg and Valendis which
number 6s 2l7 inhabitants Including that district
whole population Of Prussia amounts to l6lsl l95.
since 1913 excluding Nuremberg the population has
creased GAL s64 The increase from 1910 TO lSi3
ed only to 5425S3 From 1910 to S43 the increase was
81 per cent; now it is Is per cent The increase
ing the last three also greater than it
ing the three former This is the extraordinary
because the year 1916 not at all favorable to in
in the population and the greater there
iore must De taken as occurring in lsl4 and lS45.
The increase In the population is accustomed partly
tho excess OF births the Deaths and partly ths
excess OF the Immigrants the emigrants The in
crease OF births the deaths may be learned from
the annual accounts Of births and made up from
the church registers; but the increase of immigrants
cannot be ascertained annually with mach certainty
IL IL true that returns have been ordered of the
per OF those who have emigrated by permission since
isal and Of those also who, after Immigration have
taken out patents Of naturalization But nevertheless
these lists do not yet give quite information
as to the real numbers of the population for many
mgratons from and emigrations-nto the neighboring
German states in partculartake place without patents
OF naturalization permission to eIligrate The
crease which the Of 1915 shows over that Of s43
according to the accounts must be derived from the
cess OF tue immigrants the emigrants II that
cess be not equalzed by the Of births deaths
part Of this excess may certainly also be attributed
to more accurate enumeration. And yet owing to the
atons for the tax classes and the military conscrp
tion more security given for the of the
returns and the returns OF lS3 may therefore, be
sidered as oersby accurate That part OF the increase
caused by the Of births over deaths Is by the
most important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19

Total increase from 1919 10 1876 being Cal 1854
The excess IF INN igrants the emigrants will
- be. "a 0as
This shows very plainly how unavora bic the year s46
was, as compared with the years 1874 and 1915 The
births in 1916 but few than In ls44 while the
increased population Of 1896 ought to have exhibited
more births than 1874 We however an important
increase in the number Of deaths in 1886 1t cannot
well be doubted that these appearances connected
with the scarcity OF food and consequent prvaon
want which commenced in 1916, in conse uence Of the
bad harvest. Although in the whole kingdom the ex-
of births deaths Is the important increase
yet in the large towns the Of immigrants is
by far the more important item of the increase in the
population.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19

The sale of the canal lands for three DAYS past
has realized about 81 500; nearly 10000 acres having
been disposed OF to actual occupants At the previous
sales the amount paid for about 90 900 acres This
leaves some $4,000 acres stiIi upsod Miipauke Sen.
iinel and GasefIs, IN insk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19
The Washington Monument Celebration to-
day.

Inc Washington Monument Celebration to-
day.
Inc arrangements made for celebrating the laying of
the corner stone Of the Washington Monument in Han
hton Square, very extensive, and the affair will un
doubtedly be very splendid one.
Annexed is the order of procession:
PROCESSION.
Escort Of Cavalry from General Storms Brigade
Major General Frederick Pentz, Grand Marshal.
MAJOR Gen. g. s Doughty,
Col s. Jones Mumford, S.;, .,s
Col. Florence Mahoney, specai Aior.
Col d. ). Turner,
Comprising the First Division N. Y. s. Militia under
the command OF Maj Gen c. w SANFORD.
ISL. Brig. Genl storms
Sd H M1n,'s'
SECOND DIVISION.
Under the direction Of Gen VIM L. Morris assisted by
Geo q Hopkin s Esq, aid to the Grand Marshal.
Officiating in Siersy@aa Orator, Poet OF the day
.. Trustees of the Washingt on Monument Associa-
ton. Distinguished Guests.
. Members sa Of the Society r,f the Cincinnati
States. wv ~ " 'A' oA'''N
O. Heads OF Department of the United States.
governors OF the everal states
T. Members OF Congre as and of tine Legislature
Msrors Of Npa ,nt Of the State Of New York
TO- Common coun' III CT New York, Brooklyn, and
H. Trustees of " J,u,amsburub. and other villages.
'oheo'0r wal Officer Surveyor, &c, port Of New
70 Sa;.os;., ates Civil Oitcers
~ Euleo . Fraternity
To- fore'F Il Consuls
THIRD DIVISION.
unoer che direction of Gen. NJ Keller, assisted by Maj
G II Striker, Jr, aids to the Grand Marshal.
=. Officers OF the Army and Navy
9 Militia Officers OF duty.
g. The Clergy.
a. The Sheriff of the County, Under Sherfs, and De-
puties.
s. Register, Assistant Register, County Clerk, and
Coroner.
g. Police Magistrates, Chief and Officers of Police.
T. Marshals and Constabulary force.
g. Judges of the State and County Courts
g. Members of the Bar.
10. Professors and Students of Columbia College
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there were in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19

LIEUT.. GOVERNOR :.
SIC. or SrATE....'
COMPTROLLER
STATE TREASURER
ATT. GENERAL....
STATE ENGINEER. +.
CANAL Con-
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- TO LET.-Two large and small loom. the
second floor of house No SO Nassau street. The
all well lighted, and in complete order, being newly
and Entrance direct from the They
well situated for public business bar reading billiard
rooms for light business sales room,
&c. being of the business locations in the CITY, Alsoto
let the basement t is hundred and five feet Deep by
twenty wide and well lighted Apply 90 Nassau street,
l25 Fulton street.
October 49, 1871. ole 6tSrc
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HEEGNSAkgI@.

.vsirfialhc eb'aarI- falling.
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FLOUR.

fresh su,,lv Of Trad,Inhia flour. aIso a ttw bar
refs winnie wheat family tour, hroWnlee,. brands
Just received Sud for safe by Il
set 2!
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~ RIOS DE Mp, eros dc Swiss, Gfas Pe Etiae, Peul,
%4 Ire Sa!rt. flaid, keI and Fancy silk, jenny iHd,
OREGON. t,sil- and silks ustfe ilatds, ta-huetes, plain
kott aHd atrvt and q treat variety Of MHalind RIne-,
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L. :

2 A~Fl@eferu in - IL kess. forssIe by
II aetg PRYOR q pArIt
The national whig., 1847-06-19

lf.. ~ s a ef g u 4
|itto Caroline with a shndder, exclaimipe
as ! expected. The next paper brought
intelligence that no doubt was entertained
Of his guilt, and that Mr.. Grafton il not en-
Itireiy ruined would be heavy loser on ac-
count Of his ..villaines, as he hired him a
large sum Of money. For moment Maria
indulged in The idea Of Immediately visiting
her father--but after consulting with Caro-
line, concludedto write to him, which she
begging his pardon for not obeying him, and
requesting him to receive her back again 10
to his arms, adding as a postscript, that she
had one hundred dollars which she would
send him, If he was in want of money to
pay losses by Stephens. Her father read
her with feelings more Of sorrow than an
ger, but at the end Of it broke into laugh
exclaiming, aWell women are the best judi
ges Of rascals." In few days he visited
Maria expressed his regret for the sorrow
ne caused her, and requested her to return
with him. Maria complied with his request
and became once more the inmate Of her
early home. Her father endeavered by ev-
cry means to make her happy, as an atone
ment for the past wrongs, and when about
q year after she asked his consent to her
marriage with a mechanic without wealth,
he answered" Do as you please Maria, 4
have agreed 10 let every girl choose her
own husband"
The national whig., 1847-06-19
over the hill---he had passed the form Of
Washington. , f.se sl4 ssss s5a

VdsntnRtOu aHf4it3 s&Ai'F8sF a&9 s@9e5f4 h8.
Another moment! And the iron band had
wheeled-back in the same career Of death
they came! Routed, defeated, crushed the
the red coats flee from the hill, while the
iron band sweep round the form Of George
Washington--they encircled him with their
forms of oak, their swords Of steel-Athe
shout Of his name shrieks through the air
and away TO American host they bear him
in q soldieI's battle JOY. e
II was at Savannah that night came down
upon Pulaski.
Yes, see him now, under the gloom Of
night, riding forward towards yonder ram
parts, bis black steed rearing aloft, while
two hundred Of bis own men follow al his
back. 4aA
Right on, neither looking to right or left,
he rides, his eye fixed upon The cannon Of the
British his sword. cleaning over his head.
For the last time, they heard that war
cry m .qss a sss 3
"Forwarts, Brudern, forwarts!"
Then they that black horse; plunging for
ward his forefeet resting on the cannon of
the enemy, while his warrior rider, arose
in all the pride Of his form, his face bathed
in flush Of red light. sa IL sa@a
That flash once gone, they saw Pulaski
no more. But they found him, yes beneath
enemy's cannon, crushed by the same gun,
that killed his stead-yes, they found them
the horse and rider, resting togetheri in death
that noble face glaring in the midnight sky
with gfassey eye.
So in his glory he died, He died while
America and Poland were yet in chains
He died, 10 the stout hope that both, would
one day be free. With America, this hope
has been fulfilled, but Poland
Tell me, shall not the day come, when
yonder monument, erected by those warm
Southern hearts near Savannah, will yield
up its deads y
For Poland will be free at last as sure as
God is just, as sure as he governs the Uni
verse. Then when, re-created Po-
land rears her eagle aloft again, among the
banners Of nations, will her children come
to Savannah, to gather up the ashes ofiheir
hero, aud bear him home, with the chaunt of
priests, with the thunder Of cannon, with
the tears Of millions, even as repentant France
bore home her own Napolean.
Yes, the day is coming when Kosciusko
and Pulaski, will sleep side by side, beneath
the soil Re-created Poland.
The national whig., 1847-06-19
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