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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
gJpROWDSBUlRG
AC A d E M Y.

The Spring Session of the Siroudsburg Acdd-
smv will open on Monday the l7lh insl, when
READING, WRITING aud ARITHMETIC will be
taught for 50 per quarter of IL weeks. GRAM.
MAR and GEOGRAPHY. with the use Of The globes
aud maps, $3.50 ALGEBRA. ASTRONOMY, BoT.
oNY. MESsuRArIoN, BooK-KEEpINc, PHILoso.
PLY. &c. SO. Beginners in LATIN and GREEK
for $3.50. q. :,
!, All pupils charged from the lime they enter un-
nj The end Of the quarter, crceptin cases Of sick.
ness. -.
The principal hopes by properly and sea
sanahly impafilng instruction to the young, pa.
,irnr endurance in moral training, and unwea-
RED diligence in The various branches of his
profession, To merit and obtain ,ha, patronage
aud support, which the arduous duties Of an in
slruc,or demand;
THOMAS HARRIS, !,
Strnnti Shurp AprIl e. lS4S PrincfDdt.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Doctor YOURSELF!
For 25 CGNtS!

By means Of he POCK-
EFT ESCULAlPlUS, EVE
ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
NV enlie,h edlllon, with up.
wards Of a hundred engra-
wings, showing private DIS
eases in every shape and
form, and maIformslinns of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Easton and Milford Mail Line
VIA STROuDSRuRG.

Passengers in this hne will leave JOSEPH
HAGENBucH's Inn, sign of the " Black Horse,
Ea,on, every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday,
passing through The following places, viz
Richmond. Centreville, Williamsburg, DIls
Ferry. Delaware Wafer Gap. Duiolsburg,
Stroud.burg. Bushkill, and Dingman's Ferry,
and arrive in Milford the same day: Distance
80 miles. Returning, leave Samnel Dimnick's
Hotel. Milford, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. aud arrive in Easlon The same day.
Fare from Eason 10 SIroudsburg, ST 25
{" Z" Milford, 2S7
n b. All baggage at the risk of the owners
WILLIAM DEAN.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Over Population of the Earth.



o. There is no deception or humbuggery
of any kind about this work. Ii is precisely
wha, It's nile ihdda,es. scientific publication
containing information OF great value 10 married
people, or those contemplating marriage, ex.
pressed in plain language. which all can under
stand, with no unnecessary words pu. in merely
TO swell the number of its pages. The whole
story is told, aud the means of accomplishing
the OBJECTS Of The work fully and faithfully
given. SO that the reader may avail himself Of
it at once, without purchasing any medicine,
instrument, or other article from the aulhor.---
The means of protection which il recommends,
may also be relied upon, without fear Of disaP-
poinlmen. or injury.
Physicians, Professors, & CIergymen
In all paris Of The country, have given ,heIr
testimony strongly in favor of the objects ot this
work, aud The nature Of the discovery We
annex few Of these Recommendations
New YoRK, September l3. l64S.
Dr. r. Nj. WEIssELHoFF--D -DearslT: should
have no question Whatever ,ha. the means rec-
ominended IN your work on Child Birth, would
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Tcnneut's Washington Gallery of
DAGU ER r EOTY YPE S.

Nc 234 North Second street. ". Nv. corner
of CaliowhM street. Philadelphia
The Llkenesses taken and beautifully colored
Al thus well known establishment, for One
Doilav, universally conceded to be equal in
every respect 10 any IN the city. Pictures Ia
ken equally well IN cloudy and clear, weather,
large assortment of Medailions and Lockets
on hand, al from 50 to SIS, including the PIC
ture. -,
The Subscribers respectfully invite ,he ci'i-
zens of Monroe county, TO call and examine
specimens of the latest Improvements IN The
art of Dag"ereo'yplng. which will be exhibit
ed cheeruly and wi,hou, charge.
IT, & ]. c.. TENNENT
Phila,ielnhia July E ISdS ..6m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02


the generative system by w. YOUNG. ". d.
The time has now arrived. iha, person suf-
fering from secret disease, need no more be-
come The VICTIM OF QUACKERY, as by the pre-:
scriprons contained in this book any one may
cure himself, without hindrance TO business,
or the know ledge Of The most intimate friend,
and with one tenth the usual expense. In ad-
di,ion 10 the general routine Of private disease,
i, fully explains the cause of manhoods early
decline. with observations on mairlage--besides
many other arrangements which j, would not
be proper 10 enumeraIe in The public prints.
NPAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter; will receive one copy OF
this book. by mail, or five copies will be sent
for one dollar. Address. Dr.. w. YOUNG, No.
152 Spruce street, PHILADELPHIA" Post paid.
UJ WANTED--Proprie,ors Of Drug or
Book Stores, and Pedlers, in every town 10 the
United States, to aet as agents fortte above work.
September 7, l64S-.6m.
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Is ~trf'p'Stv - gRfD.Y sent rsris


A. 10 o'clocs a 3. Broadway. opposite Caiy hsI
kNrENsivg ASo PfsEafroSY >sLk % ftS>iitNh ~
>oFokrEs. &C By catalogue consisting u sool e' =, o
inE he arg-st aac best assorleai u r2.e"oo'
An1 oack-~ .4u1i furniture, % good - e. ana
81 10 be foQBd IN The city Psres about PURCHASING '
nfur- or pisnoorte. vii DO WEI 10 besT us sac "a nne
the sock ~ be fogrd very extensive ard 81 zoo. S.t
ny. and the whole VII positively he sodihercoy otcfn
great ents Tor Ase who are IA sni % 1s As ~
he shove Inc.
PiANoFosrEs-Aso. 10 rosewood and mahogany piano
fortes. 6. q aud octsves, OF hle ,ous and fl.sa
Particulars hereafter $500
Catalogues vii be published, ard ladies' and sensein~n
are irvl. al 10 examine the good. before The sss.
Pr.ns purchssins TO 70 4 The city have her
goods PACKED and \ ppef In good order re4sora
charge WEDNESDAY >cpf -
Al I'D o'clock a. Nassau . opposite re Custom House
EXTENSIVE .>o PEsENPrOkS lsApt sAAt ~ fAftf
H.NcNGs AND FLOOR Oh CLOrHs. on months crrch Tor
sums over for satisfactory rffofsef TfIrr x
KENO will sci II Arcuon on Weiut scsy, 18th met q.
above BY catalogue very large snd handsome ssscritn
Of French and Pb.sdegls Paper Hsng.ngs snt Border
ccfagr.sing beautiful assortment OF ele snd ~ coo
goods o. he beet patterns and sy es - WI - af,
assortment Of medium and lowrr ced aoods w 90 cases
shout - eco rolls assorted - follows
40 rolls OF borders. new aud oesnli'C patterns
Qoo rolls Of sai.n ground and wide so)ds AMI le" pa
terms
$500 rolls Of ground, medium styles. sni 30 90
ioc go roofs Of sisned snt grounded. good psiierrs
flfo0 rolls Of stained ungrUgudst gooJ patterns.
Also, NJ O'Clock, A. shove
FLoos On CLorHs, Of extra heavy. medium AM low
priced qualities from % a feet wide comprising seIN
handsome assortment OF patterns ST s~etno~n maze -
goods, and wei worthy The attention 90 fteusie Cat
alOEucs ald samples the DAY before he sale.
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BOOK TRADE.
A SERMON on THE hExToAN WAR,

DREAc HtD AT TIE MELODEOS on sunday. June q.
Il las, oy Tho Parser Minister of the Twenty h
Cgnsregauonal Church, Boston Pnce 3 cents.
The hassachnseg. Olaieriy Review for september
Prce = per wear. - Gents per No.
Universal History Of The most Remarkable Events OF al
Nations from le earliest period ne present time form.
lng complete History Of The Word. by q c Hsbbe.
LID Five Nos now published. forming he l., VOL prce
8 IS. s. cents per No.
The Lie q Gs Zachary Taylor viii IA leer. n refer.
70 tl- Pres decay. win sketch ~ Hon Nlsrl FL.
more. = per hundred Pnce II cents gle
Jenny Lind. by Rose Ellen Herdrck. Prce - cents
Guy Fs~kes. ny AinsSorh Pnce = cents
Iron Nask b. Victor Hugo. Price = Gems
The Hunters " k-1ncky Frce =, cents
Tie secret Bet o. The llrsll.ts Price . GEMS
The Heads % tie He L.-ss Prce 3 cents
Ahrr WOodeI-h D. Ruualre ~ Mexico. Price = cents
The Ap1clrypl1| Ne,y Testament Price 81 cents.
The lrl an ll BIS " swam by schooilrsn Puce 8 cts
TIE Sp.eHd1rs of Versailles Price 8 cents
DIVING Ne the Doom Il The Fren1less. Price = CO.
Dcs Ilrrir. or The Bold Hirlvayna Price = cents.
Ie Horse Doctor al Comp ere Fsrrsr Price 5 celi.
TIE Gartef er sd Florist Pnc- IS cents
The Arcl- eci series u Nos IS Nos ncw out Prce
81 cents PEI ~.
The trade supplied on he mosf iherI. Terms. by
DEWITT L DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings.
- slccessorsto u. n Grahsm. Nlssau-st
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DRY GOODS.
LANE & PORTER


OFFER A sPLESDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
FALL DRY GOODS,
AIDES And CHILDRENs NlLEIfkS JENNY
bLINDs AID MANTlLLAs
To which socs sye have adde3 he Fail shapes there
by rendering THE beet assortment t. be found among which
are
JENNY LIND>. made OF bacA and green ohangeaole
Sam 10 Chimes. beautiful srice for Fell wear
JENNY LINDs rich watered silks hned and quilted
ilrou. houi. with every Other sye now IN use
100 eces rev styles SILKS. PLAIN. chan. cable stripe ard
plaid place Amures. Gfos de Antique. Gros De
iule. Gios De Naples very nch plain cha-ses
bic SATIN La Chimes. Turk si1ns and >aiu lie.
vsntea- together with every With and qualify
of JET black slhs
10 cases dark Muslin de LANES stls
Do do small patterns. is ~ 10 Is od
DO do very rich l. cd 70 =
DO Cashmere de LANES led to-s
do the very nchest ever imported SIS 10 4.
DO SEQ Oh Glnghans Al Is. best ever sold
SO piece. paces plain blacks Is 3D. 2 p 81 to s. nch
satin stripe Plaids figured &c sc.
- bales red white and yellow Flannel superior red
Flannels. ls Cd, q Is 81. very heavy twi!Ied,
q 10 = cd
do heavy white Flannel at per "a
DO Wafsnmans red Flanneis
Together with al exen.ive sock Of
PRINTS. SHfRTINGs AND SdEETlNGs.
Tie German language spoken.
one PRICE ONLY
LANE & PORTER.
s5r IS Chslhsmst
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Markets CARrrulLy REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE

asHEs-Po. are doing better and cell freely a, 5o Pearl. s7i
g.. ieI ~. IA Ia I Po,. an nm e ,srr,s
ne i S' su sa' los ' ~ 700 bales at
S rlourm,,, a, il. moderately e,ea,,
40 he are without change 20 note although tendency
b. 30 ,6 The buyer and occasional
pnss demand Tor good ard there also
r pfneni sthole advance eis hamper. The
r-ui for export Tie add mp coo 600 bb %
brands and sba6 l for new Wheat Gelesce
round hoop 31a 81 Tor fancy and extra There
So October delivery
lie terms do for December Is Offe
dag 900 5000 bbs export In southern there
m r-o,ersrt but he nsr.et s,sr.ei, firm
iG0tt. including civ Ge1rge,,vn peer.burg Sc al s7lasG
VEN. h, The "a =. re- 10 lt0 or snO th sales 500 tbls le
Foaf s7i lie market is quiet
CRAlN-l1 Wheat inquiry and The market
We sales bushels Gencsee a. iJf cts lah to
PRIME Ono 25 oO do southern az bi and goo DO e nor az
eac Also purchase of foo bush Grreee ADD ONO on private
Holders Wheat ,ers firm The movement Corn
somewhat BIZ advanced demanded Tor heh
bat c re- business the sae reached The usual extent ~o
1000 bush. Included the sales round yellow NJ H. 49, amt
Upward southern lsf. white t0os mixed hfcts some 5000
tlsh Of the purchase and boo DO on sp
board on 's Liverpool on The was also sold ON
saturday Rye ~ 80 l4 cs "a t se COO bush oiis have I'D
proved o GAY materially and some logo bush NoAern h ~ l
49, snd 56O bush virginia Il IS cts sales @ tush %" bn-
Pea sold ,i5, cts.
We a., 81 ion rrne Mes va. af.rw,ra offered ~ n s
continue. quiet With very Mess Land good
1quy About $40 th changed h,nis
a-7; $50 KEY az and 0uoO 70 Grrcse 63 Better
sales shipment
tadt.Cf-
Hlshl are held e. generally. but have
s-a supposed 70 .0.5 Sale. Drldge IS casks az 2S
fEAfHEkSStics 5000 n NHgua Live Geese foitlcrs AZ
bONE-A .ae OF 1000 bs North has made arrive,
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nrur pn1nnrpLEs OF TIE

THRONO-THER,lAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE, with
y the faacles Of the Faculty. BY Samuel DcK.on, VI D.
formerly Medc Al Officer on he BRUSH SIAN Edlled ~
d. Turner Ex-itea'h Commissioner Of Newly ork
Tbs we believe tsays the Raleigh y. Re-ls'erl y
considered the bOdes Of the age It's doctrines ana
most abysustaned deductions being such are well cal
cuaei 10 undermine the established medical system al
present ir vogue Dr. Dickson dsdains 10 recognize tue
AsCET 10 his practice and advises each sud ali OF ais pa
ents 20 throw physic meaning Of course a. prescribed
bv Ire COLLEGES and schOOsl 70 the dogs" He rresi-aby
DEMONSTRATES that the system OF medical pfscuce no" ~
cation hiss unquesouaby been (which we deem preslmp-
tive evidence of is TRuTH 20 excite the utmost c0mmOlon
If not coastemauor-tlrougho ut the medic. world Ihe
WORK j. published and sold by II LONG BROTHER, 70
Anr-.f Y Prce 81 aust ThSfus+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

Al MARkFI-toJ Beef Cattle the South and West
VA Ph8feraN a. and Calves and sheep fld Lamb
BrfF CAITIE-Are good request and the pr@s '
n quality. A c Of 90 lead
purchased for The Naval Station Bermuda About 200 were
lem urs1If.
COWS AND CALvEs-The supplies very atsi anI prices
hardly Supported Tie sales az from &lsaS2s % slt
SHEEP AND LAMiSSul aDuudarty, ani the supply
hand than adequate tie demand Sheep, 81 2h0f 3D.
Lam0s 70 IT, 5oas 56 bo0 unsod
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spEcrAL NoTIoE no TEACHERS

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOORs.-Eiymoogica Series
' Il. Lynd's First Book Of Etymology designed to
promote precision IN the use facilitate the acquisition
OF d knowledge Of English language By beginners Prce
80 cts
H. Lynd's Glass Book Of Etymoogy Price so cts.
III An Etymoocal Dictionary ofthe English Language
By John Oswald. Revised and improved and especially
adapted to the purposes Of teaching Engsh composition IN
schools and academies By J. NJ keagy. To wh en- IS
appended Key 10 the Latn, Greek and other Roots
Price 81 T.
Compendium Of En gish Literature A Compendium Of
English Literature, chfOnoog cay arranged from SIR John
Vaudeville IN century, 10 william Cowper lcose OF 'lh
cenuryl. consisting of Biographical Sketches of the Au-
thors choice selections from her works with Notes ex
pensiOry Illustrative aud directing 10 the best edilons
and io vsrou. criticisms Designed textbook 10 the
higher classes schools and academies a. we as for Pr-
vais reading. By Chss D. CleavelsDd Price II s..
Teachers aud booksellers supplied upon liberal terms by
t9is C. 81 SANTON zn5 Broadway
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WRITING.

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND soog-YEEPisS,
TAUGHT BY AEss25. A. II. WHEELER HI
RAM DIXON, 81 Broadway, corner u AursyH-
NJ. A Il WHEELER, instructor IL Psrmanship ana
Practical Booskeep1g respectfully gives notice hai ne
has associated with himself Mr. Hiram Dixon, so fsvoeoy
10 The public penmsn snd secSanianL as
for bis urDsaitv u msnneT and gent en- anly
and hereafter the iusf. Ton will b. conducted " ies's
WHEELER L DIXON, as follows, VIZ -
Mr. Wheeler viii attend his day asses, - he'o'o'oe'
from A. ". I'LL 81 81. .,... .,,as
ance from y I'LL q P. NJ. 49,. 81, ,..,. -,
shsll be waning merit patronage
B-Ornsmental Pennsnship executed 70 ofoef-
III 9sx Qu,z
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VA NsIoN Hail., BoARD1aa-sCHOoL.

r. l. ROSS, AN PROPRIETOR AND PRiNCIPAt
r.,Hls SCHOOL IS SITUATED On the bank Of me hu1.
ON iust below the village Of Gfeenbush Ia ful view 81
he CITY Of Albany. and vicinity exceedingly Deauuili
and hea thy designed 10 give boy. thorough pfac'
cal English and casscs education, - exclusively faly
boarding school limited ~ small number OF pupils, de
g esrf has cOmmOdious arrangements, ana i easy VI
access Mr Ross (WnO established the school about nse
yesrs nce has taug and had the supervision Of young
Gentlemen for these last hieen years, has associated WIZ
him la this institution teachers Of ns fst aDiy and has of
some length Of time. and Will sui continue, To be ta leas
for The present. favored with the patronage Of Rev I'm Is
sprague D D. Rev. I Y Wyckof, ID d., hoa Efsst1s
Corning Edwin CfoswsA, Eco. Hoo Charles > benion, 81
Albany iaswe other Distinguished genteinsnl 70 "bDh
he would particularly refer He has aso the honf 70 refer
10 Richard Morse ESQ formerly pauonl Edi.0r Of Ia-
Se,g.York Observer Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, N d Lu
Gus Robinson, Esq New YORK Cly he. AHes h'nisyn
d d formerly pauon.l Bergen Point y J. ii.
Nr DESTROYS VI obtaining three VI four young genus
men Of able character between me ages OF ss
and sixteen MI the vacancies that w Pr"oaoy occur
he next tenn which Will on Monday, The in Of
September 49,. g., -
For farther reference terms Recommendations &c see
cr ar which NAV be had VI the references In this city o.
BIZ Addressing r L. Ross Greenbush- sn4 1awSw1sMtTu'
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THE SKETCH BOOK
list puRIISHED

nR II BOsTWlCKs GREAT WORK and Lectures
lion diseases q tue geln-lrnary ORGANS 20 Pa{[s1s'
1s, work ha has long been anted II l. ne aost III
md complete practical work u the kind ever ssled from we
OF d,sases rinlsby. IcOna rs 70 wood engIav'
irs vel execusd and everything known ao1l me NO
treatment Of these diseases has been carefully IecV'1e AZ
gwen For sale the Office OF puolcaion ADd a. inc ies
5.nr@ Of H. A thor 5gs Broadway. Pnce so .
r-s. a. diseases resulting from improper ns1s asLale1
aih IA sncravings with Hints 70 Young Men-2l pages
IT, i -or,p-te practical treatise, giving nc most sp
rrvs5 methods Of ture II l. said ~ tie medical profes
ion 10 ~ tn. best work 81 the End "a me Engsn :
For sale e. l6l 25@ 80 ~ AID Of ne .-loi " ~
Roadway Price 81. aAii oins
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nChJUPe,-ITtft TtHUITII
combine advantages not POSSESSED by any others In
neat and portable compass ample supply OF the egv
Ing influence eecirO-magnetsm may be Instantly OBJ
tanned No assistant Is required; and any one VINO can
read with perfect success. In all nervous dis
es-e the effect of these IL truly wonderful and
our most distinguished phycsns highly recommend them
They are not liable to get order and accom-
psniri hv new manual with fan directions for use
Puce s complete and warranted Manufactured and sold
Wholesale and retail by d. C. MORFHEAD, NJ. d.,
:, 49, Broadway. n. Y
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r,,ABERN.CLE-yOcA AYD iNsrRUMENTAL
THE OAn1P BELLS A6E COMING"
- !

FIFTH WEEK-S0cieiy Library Rooms. Sis Brosdwsy
corner of Leouarst Oinier the difeciien Of u MIN
barly1 CAMfBELLS NiNSIRELS,
have The honor announce that encouraged hy me very
faterng manner in which their Concerts have been re-
ceiyed during the last four weeks. having been nj
crowded by highly respectable and fashionable houses they
vii have the pleasure continuing their nmliab.e and
hil hy popular musical entertainments
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Introducing at Concert full and varied programme
including several and original Songs, with variety Of
chase dancing including the celebrated
STATUE DANCE. AND HIGHLAND FLING
By Mr. Luke West Doors open al 7-eonmenee al pre-
cisey Admission d cents.
n 30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON. for the conven-
fence offsni les there will be performance, commencing
al O'Clock Admission p cts-chdren half price. - lws'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
MUSIC I'm SCHOOLS.

AIR EDWARD HOWE, Jr, Orgalist at DR. Mason
vi Church. BeecEers and Instructor IN Sacred Music
Union seminary teaches vocal music In school
and seminsres and 10 cssses lie also continues 10 Ia
sfrlc private pupils Tho organ ard piano0rie ana
ing and he science Of harmony couneIponb &C up
pcafions received Al bis residence, ~ Oreen-sl
- fsxf-2 &
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Meeting 81 this Club viii be held this Tuesday evening, 5
inst a the Seventh Ward Hotel 10 Madison ST. II Is re-
ouested that all the members be present this OCCASION
By order, JAMES RO>SIiEk' ffesidenl
'lotN NcC,NN Secretary sjlI
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON IRVIEG'S WORKS.

A HISTORY OF NEWiORk, - -
ITRON THE BEGINSING on THE WORLD TO THE
ESD OF THE DUTCH DYNASrY-Ccntainins
arlong many and surprising matters the unueraole pom.
dsru- of alter the DO1bter the disastrous project OF
William The Tesfy and the chganc acdies yemen. OF fetef
the Hetd-rorg the three Ouch Governors OF New An
sfers being the only authentic history % me lines tal
ever .h been Or ever VII De plDlsned ~ Dieorfcu
Knirkefbocker The authors and revised edition,
vol mo elegantly printed on supefnne papef' oolha IN
Opfcfx4l From ne LreH frg Post SEPT
"a sGl-ls this day published by lnsAeep Bradford ~
Erosevyava History Of New YORK.. 10 vols duOfecno
prce - containing accOrnt Of ia discovery ana ,etue
ren with s internal policies innes customs AZ
~ &c under the Dutch Government furnishing many GU
rous and interesting Particulars never before puohsu
srd which are -ahe=1 from various manuscript and Olef
authenticated sources the whole beins ntefsPsI-Sd via
phOsophical snecua0ns snd moral precspis ms "orh
as found IL The chamber q Dlednch knicssf0ccAe me
Ola gentleman whose sudden and mysterious
has seen noticed L . published order 10 discharge GER
tain debt. be has lell behind
THE SKETCH BOOK,
New snd ey7sed edition in vol vii Be published on
the Il Of October. ..
II "a in,rso1- the rslson % he s1h1 aat Pfeisi IN
IL. Aufhor- Alo0zy though lk BE- las l-l more
y .ools 1 Do 91 s-l- than 90 ANYTHING y l@ "isn Inc
-A- rProTle1ce Journal
- m ,,y ..r-- o. -rha1r. - r.l= Increase possc.
@. ,..--f.,r, rauai's Merchan,s' MAk.-.ne
The succeeding volumes o. Mr Irgine's works VIII Dc
pubisheo on the trsi day of each month unl me "noe
Re ron1plsted PUTNAM, Publisher &c
sus0 SIS Is5 Broadway and ~ Strand, London
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
4. ARNOL co.
Have removed 10 their new store,
No. 30 CaHal--i.
ONE DOOR EAST OF ti@ stand they have long OccI-
~ Qed IN Anticipation OF this removal, an extensive s1c
Of HIGH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS. suitable TO tie
season have been sci, cied Europe by partner OF the
house large portion Of which are now 10 sofe and ON
are daily arriving. .
Superb Pars Styles in al the designs Of the season
81 and a. chang ard bl OK in de Chine a. chang
able Gro dEgypf; 81 aud - changesbe Pouli de Sole
g.. and a. black cred SILKS POmpadore and other Iic
sfgies for evening and soirees Mscelines ssrns aLd
Millinery silks. 800
French and British Cashmefes and Delsne' In small me-
dunn an bod designs Ts n, plaid and .triped Sadonnes
Raw silks Aago, Gala, and other Piads; Victoria Cash
meres MerrOs, Ihibeis. C0akings French AID English
Prints. French and Scotch Gnghams
ALSO.
French Cashmere Long ani Square shawls, Rob Roy
clsn rsffernl long square aud ucn Printed
IN kara Shs,vls: Embroidered Cashmere Robes, Nseits,
Msnas and Coaks Of the newest Paris shapes colored
and black Veve'' from hli "a ye'd 10 TWO yards VICE
Lsdies'. Gen'lemen's aud Chdrens Hosiery, OF every
descriptions Gotten. Ne inc, and Ian bswool Jncer vests
and Pants: Welsh un-hrinkahe, and domestic tannelsi
Bath and Whiting ankes. c0.0red and white Counter
panes and Quis: ~ Linens Cotton and Linen >heengs
diapers, and Danask Table Linen: Napkins and DoyAe
Toweings together with general assortment OF house
keeping articles,
Laces, Embreidenes, Lace Wells Cloves, Embroidered
Grape Robes Evening Dress Goods and Fancy Articles.
y B-Famly Mourning, Of every description, constantly
hand for which separate department has neen Prov
led u eOdsm