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by X. 4. KEMP, Auctoneef
Id TIfsenAN sors


Al ijoc.ock, a. II sixth avenue.
SrocE ~ CABINET MsxEE declining the business &c q
wing from The city, consisting OF general assortment
Of Mniur-, snd the fsnure Of the family con
s.ns of sofs shosany chss bureaus tables various
kinds looking glasses. large Old fashioned sdeboart
cribs clocks cking chairs. bedsests, laps Ac &c.
Also lot Of boOst.ncers obs Toe " hole to be sold
without
WEDNESDAY. Sept Is
Al O'clock At Nsssaus opposite TIE Custom Hous-
yNrE>sys AND PESENProks Tsspf saw or Prtk
Hs>GINcs by catalogue, mouths credit for al sun
over sO for satisfactory endorsed paper vey large
handsome assortment Of freach ard Phsde ps ~ es
n Paper Hsnsngs sud Borders con prsns ocsnuei as
sorent 81 nne and ghcos goods Of The very pee ps
terms and styles vel large assortment 81 soum sni
low priced goods VIZ 40 cases. OF about s'uo ros as
sorted a. follows
600 rolls u borders aud besuiful patterns.
$500 rolls ofssn sround AMI wide goods and new pa
ters
7Sito rolls Of satin ground medium styles. and do do
100 o,o rolls 81 stained znt grounded. good patterns
$1,000 rolls OF stained ung rounded. good pat.eras
Also, Transparent Window Shades and Curtain Paper.
Catalogues and samples The afternoon previous.
FRIDAY sept IS
Al 70 O'Clock ~ Nassau opposite he Custom House
Floor on CLorH CASfsrING-On credit 81 months.
for al sllto pieces Floor Oh Cloths. II extra
heavy medium snd low-prieed qualities irom 10 q feet
wide comprising very handsome assortment Of pane
Of well MAKE u goods, and well worthy the at
ienfion Of the trade.
Catalogues and samples the day before The sale
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SCHOOL, TEXT BOOKS

DREPARING FOR PUBLICATION BY d. APPLE
Il TON & co. 200 Broadway
Arrods First French Book
Arolds Introduction to French Prose Composition.
Neezquez de IA Csdenas New Spanish Reader.
De Flga's Advanced French Reader
Adler's German and English Dictionary
Cicero de Offices, notes 10y Thslcber.
Ccero's Select OratiOus. notes BY Johnson.
Cicero De Seneciue ct de Anlclla notes ~ Johnson.
Horatia Opera notes by Lincoln
sausrs Cafaiue and Juguitha, notes by Butler
Taciius's Histories, notes by Tyler
A new Spanish and English Dictionary
JUST PUBLISHED,
Mangnalrs Historical and Miscellaneous Questions 81
Boieseu'- and Amoi's Manual Of Greek and Roman An
uQuiies. 81.
Casars Commentaries, Notes Lexicon &C by A. spen-
Ger, \ NJ. limo. 81. -
Anold- and Spencer's Greek Reading Book, with CRU
ca and Explanatory Notes Lexicon, &c limo. 81 80
Arnolds Cornelius Nepos with critical notes by b A.
Johnson new and enlarged edition. with Lexicon, nc 81
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THE CAMP BELLS ARE COMING

IMMENSE It IIE>N..
ElFrH WEEK.-sOcety Library Rooms. SIS Broadway,
Of Leonsrist under the direction Of o. A. Kim.
beriyD CAMPBELLS MINSrRELS,
have the honor announce ths encouraged by the very
catering manner In which their Concerts have been re-
ceived during the last four weeks, having been nightly
crowded by highly respectable and fashionable houses they
will have the pleasure Of continuing their inimsole and
highly pOpLls musical entertainments
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
Introducing each Concert fall and varied programme,
including eral and gina songs with variety Of
rhasie dancing inc 'utirg the celebrated
STATUE DANCE. AND HIGHLAND FLING,
By Mr.. Luke West Doors open aI7-commence al pre-
csey. Admission IS cents.
" B-OI sATU AFTERNOON for the conven-
fence offamiies there viii be performance, commencing
o'clock Admission > cts-cdren hsf price - lwis-
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cLFAREDShps Sarah sands lsiesu-r1 Thompson. Liverpool
Koba Ksrmh Westminster Warner London Grwod Coroa
Eus 1acksf Trieste New Yors. Hull. Charleston gorge Basey
fsn steaner Thompson Savannah Havana and sewOeans
We r1ore a Clyce
Bal IouI,s s. Jorsan Cork. Ser W Transy & Co
Brx. Ofbii Chunhl. RIO Gnnde sam Ben H Saco Cree9
Klaan. z sNorth Aieluc, Menu, Aquatela
kosfol. Ellen fcrken
Sc Iake Luke. fbladrlphl lfem-i, -, Cumberland Ns
$500. Var Bufeu Lopez Philadelphia A Hood i8-nce
H.dss Flco,h. do Empire smith, New hsvea
ARRIVED shp Constitution, Bni'cu Liverpool Az
"a ,s.e To Meo8lul Niafurne Aug IS. long
eha..,d .ens IN PACKET ship Isaac Wight st At oco AN
has etpereuceas Confirmation Of light winds ans
s1lp Nesrssls Joous Cruz Aus ballast ohanbefaa &
Tsb h.rs Bon H.n Csnu5 Cost Pstasous Msuque
So oos glsso, order Vessel % Rossre Co spas
E-s.s b.fs rrn, Eassr wsn.sas Cabs 1877 Aug mahogany,
a. sab ans Sth Aug al 3. and 10 Z
North c1ifer, ooistercas
S -4-opina fyr iofeoqsaI sad oreioPmtst So
F.ss-ts.Fs. Mr. yustus >tfuvef ant Nr j-dro Neneca
ssar LYDIA Poet. BAumofe mise. d.. NaiLor lofd
sehi De Rosss,, Dsioa Nmg'oH ,N' o. nav" 'of 20
sosa De Reset & Co.
sshf Ana Beesl NoroA D.. md'e. Bei-h
sfaf ltqnas hlks Hal, fuQu aston, Time.
setf kf.'e. ressey. fhonssteu hne
scsf nsy Lsnstoa, Sufh. ihonaston Aiae
schf Ns5osu. -, il11astan. lnic
: ar Coral ana C,ln-', Ihonlssirn. lime.
BELOW
SAIL EDstp Hartford Savannah Ceorge Hear . Ma
- hsr Hsrsy MsisnEss Jobn Mura,. Chaeson orss Il
l'ss Aa5ers DsVs puhi wssAusfoa. Nc tzaco Bath Me-
frcee So Stockholm. Real Ssnsts fsg
tosAs Nsfnlsm fefurs. fono CsbeAo Me. fo.o, ny
hfs he.iaa. HI Central Am-rcs Nay f0~e Bermuda Ire
nai Tampa By ira. Bias CAacs,u steamship ssrsh Sants
Areoi shq Ne~ fp Charetoui BAD iola Bliss. Corr ani
1st TIE steamer Falcon for savshaah Havss and Ns or
> 4 fs,s
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PERIODICALS FOR SEPTEMBER.

4 MEXICAN JOURNAL or SCIENCE AND ARTS =
ACOuduced by Prof g. Silman, b snlman, ". ald
Jss D. Dams: Containing Is articles by Leading scienIlnc
writer's and near sky pages OF miscellaneous cienhc IN
telVgence Published ni-monhly al - per annun
The Msssachusetts Quarterly Review; conducted oy
Ralph w Fin. r-on and Theodore Parker - per annun
The Christian Examiner edited by Rev Drs Lawson and
Cannot. - per snnum. r. r, H.
Monthly Religious Magazines edited BY Rev d Hun
tington slper 6nnum. III, :, IN -.
The Child's Friend by Mrs Follen Inonmy-sl % per
snnun CHAs ; FRANCIS co. l1L broaf"y,
s Q,issod GENT for English and American Periodicals.
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r{r Constipation, (Cosuyeness y" Obstinate, invei-
crate and babitsl constipation cOsiveness) not only totally
overcome. but also completely destroyed without using
either purgayes injections baths by natural nDft,
and iqjaibe recently discovered IN France followed
by numerous certificates from celebrated physicians and BY
many 8itesaiiOns from other persons OF distinction
Just published, the FIfh English from the Twenysecond
French edition Of the above celebrated treatise. Price one
shilling Sold by the subscriber sole 0yeat for the United
States at DyuIgu0nd q Co.'S drug stre "a NE LGfdge
Bidiags 81 Rades second door from By0ddc1y where the
National Depot Of the New snd Improved Watons Effa
lentap has lsi been removed 10.
The Treatise together with the Ervaenie also for sale al
he following sub-ag ences, viz: Manu. .7S Broadway
corner of ChambeTs-st Ring Broadway corner OF Jons
Dupuy, Broadway, corner OF HOustonsL Meaknrs 81 I
Broadway; Mi hau, 1888 Broadway, aud Rushton CLARK
Co TO Broadway, and ~ Asior House.
~ Gent1cmen's Euts-Fnil style-bikD, cor OF
Pine and Nassau GeniemeDs Hats Of the Fall standard
embracing all the improvements in the various
branches of the art ready for inspection and sale
The style is submitted to the critical judgment Of The
connosseur well for The style and fnish tie quality OF
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the just
discrimination OF discerning public resting his claims upon
the known merits Of his hats for quality, durability and
superior fRi, the best erfeaoe Of their intrinsic excel
lence; and the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed Is
sufficient Of their quality, Notwithstanding the errava
CANT preensons Of dealers at the present time
au25 nis BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau sis.
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JACOB :. PLATT, Aucroneer
ZINE GOLD JEWELRY AND GOLD AN

L SILVER WATCHES ola dealer declining husiness
JACOB : PLArT viii sell THIS DAY, a. 10 O'CLOCK AZ
Auction Room, > Pstst above, consisting u neh
tne gold 10 carat ne ewery viz chains, sess ard keys
guard chains gold pencils locScis fne gold bracelets
rch moudings pink and colored topaz gallery SET
tngs silver head ornaments cluster and basket earrings
garnet pearl and diamond rings, snaps. long god guard
ohsns, single and double gold speeiseles cases silver
knves ard forks and spoons The above are oIthy
of the city retail trade all the articles of me qualify
Also Of fine Bohemia glass cologne bottles
and other table furniture, gandoies msniel ornaments
fne cutlery
Also at M o'clock precisely. about ~ gold lever and
anchor watches part which IS carat nae csse gold
disis. full ard extrs Jewels, &c. &c.
Asoa n, O'clock splendid brilliant diamond PIN worry
large Also large sngs stone real brilliant diamond
ring several other rings and pins some OF which are
very valuable and cost s-Io or $500 esch.
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-. WHITEsTONg COUNTRY SEATS AND

BUILDING FOh BALL Inv .
- have recently purchased the vel known farm ana
country seat Of the late Mr. Epeneus Smith at Whessons
landing Long Island and having been applied 10 Tor POT
tons said property for the purpose Of erecting ssnue-
mems cottages and other summer residences have deof
mined 10 lay aud offer for sale part OF me premises
fronting he Ia lots VI convenient sire Tor such nses
and fee, confidence the assertion that they can present
pubc some OF the most beautiful locations 10 Do found IN
he vicinity Of any city In this country.
The healthy and presents all the al
yantsses cmate which he shore OF SOUND
il 40 Justly celebrated the land lying elevated ndgs
opsg uniformly and beautifully 10 the water, with an o.
ensye prospect far the eye can reach here BENG
more hns points Of view from tho enus farm than u Pc
ieyed can be found In any estate on Long Island lie
proximity tbs city (ten miles from Wiismstnfgh) rou-
d-rs Il accessible In little more ihan one hours nde
The Sound TO Whiestone generally throughout me
Winter thus afordng constant water communication Gu
ferry will soon be established from The steamboat land
ing near this property Thros Point Weslchessr County
thus aaording frequent additional communication win New
York by the Harlem Railroad.
As one OF the objects Of the Subscribers 10 10 secure good
xhborbood suitable improvements 10 an sssocsuor
Of gentlemen dssirous of building coazRes OF Uniform suc
ID re- such division Of land for bung sites Will be made q
may be considered desirable irrespective OF the manner 70
which the same Is laid out on the maps.
For farther particulars snd maps Of the property apply 70
ANTHONY I BLEECKER, AuciioDeer, Brosd-st New
York. orto ylhAh IhACI,
81 FSlThssdls t437 Crest Mech, l.
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WOMEN OF THE

4 MEXICAN RENOLUTION-Publi-hed this day The
~ W omen Of the American Revolution. by Mrs T. + FL
lef vols limo Illustrated with portraits
The Orators OF the American Revolution by L. l.. Ma
coon ] vo. l2uo Illustrated with portraits
Reurng from Business Or the Rich Mans Error by T.
5 Arthur, vol 8mo.
Also Just pubiisned The Czar his Count and People, by
j. : Maxwell vol. limo third edition.
The Power OF The Pulpit by Gardiner Spring. ID. vol
2mo with pcrraii o. the suitor-ihird edition
Lectures shakespeare by Il. y. Hudson; vols limo
second edition.
Life OF Oliver Cromwell, by J. r. Headley vol limo
second edition.
Planetary and sisisrWor's by ProlO. NJ, MITCHELL vol
Emo. wifh % ensravings-second edition.
Letters from Italy, APPS aud the Rhine by J. 7 Headly
vol limo new edition with portrait of the author.
BAKER SCRlBNER,
- 2ts 81 Parkrow and 4j Nassau-st
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MORE NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS Al BERFORD
VI co = Aston House.
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Library for Young Pe0ple-Alasr To lndia-OrAuiino-
Uncle Sam-Lifle Robusuu ana JacIscoe, each 81
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Price 3.
The Tenant Of Wildiell Hal. by Acton Bel. 81 cts
Liuelrs Living Age. No 20. ~ cts
The Democratic Review. Tor SEPTEMBER . cts.
The knickerbocker for September 81 CTS
All the Ladies Magazines. for September. now ready.
Lectures On Shakspesre,n ny y Huds vols each.i p
Story Of tie Pennsulsr War BY Gen C. W Vane, vols,
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Vanity Fair BY the author OF the Irish Sketch Book 2yols
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DRY GOODS.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
A. ARNOLD co.
Have removed TO their new store
No. 80 Canal-st.
ONE DOOR EAST OF thu stand hey have % long oecl'
Oped IN Anticipation OF this removal an extensive socA
Of Rich AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, suitable to the
season have been scfed In Europe by partner OF TIE
house. large portion Of which are now n STORE ana ON
eTs are daily arriving ,.,
Superb Paris Styles in All the designs Of the season
81 aud "A chsngeabe and black Satin de line "a cnen e-
abe Gro dEgyp: 81 and ~ changesbie Pouli de >oie
81 and "a black waered silks; Pompedore and other ric
STYLES for evening and sOrees Maceines sAins' ana
Millinery silks. .so
French and British Casimsres and Delsnes IN small me
dunn and bold designs plan, PLAID and striped NAhonna
Rsvy sks Arago Gala aud other Psds; Victoria. Casn'
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Prints French and Scotch Dlnshiih
French Cashmere Long and square slaVls, h9o no!
fcan uefern long and misses sizes. ren rlhleu
Turksra shswls; Embroidered Cashmere kooes, Nse1'r
Manuals and Clocks of the newest Pars shapes coiored
snd blsck Velves from half yard 10 TWO yards VIDE
ALSO,
Ladies' Geatemens aud Chdren's Hosiery, OF every
derr,on. Cotton Merino and Ian bsw ool Under Vests
AMI Pants; Welsh unshr!nksbe, and domestic tannels
Bah and Whiting Blankets; eoored anG whlie Cyln'ef
names and Ou,s - Linens Cotton and Linen >neenss
Disner and .rnask Table Linen Napkins and Doyhe
rovsengs together win general assortment Of house
keeping articles rSo
Iace. rmbroiferies Lace Wells Cloves, Embroidered
Crane Robes Evening Dress Goods and Fancy Articles
y B-Family Mourning, OF every descHpaou, con-l-llY
Sad 81 eodisn
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TO TAILORS.

THE PRESENT il an excelert opportunity 70 those
L WHO wish 70 cut elegant garments N The prevailing
STYLE by obtaining copy Of sunemets new WORK on Cot
trg s kinds OF iothns which s universally allowed TO be
superior 70 all other methods For sse by the author cor
ner OF Coriand-s and Broadway, and Of A. WHtEEER,
Reporter Of he Fashions CorsnfsI Price per copy -.
= "A
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WIN c. HOOGLAND,
DROFEssOR AND TEACHER OF PENAAN-
SHIP, respectfully announces 10 the prneipai- NO pr.
preiors OF schools and einaes Newly OK and broOk-
iyn. bis preparation TO engage for the tuition OF
PENMANSHIP
on terms the most favorable inducing and satisfactory lie
fees confident ha fair trial will be found both convincing
and recomuenda;Ory those who may feel disposed 10
grant H. His previous success IN his private classes" ne
cannot but regard a. guaranty Of his ability TO reform and
instruct the Indifferent and juvenile writer 70 seen
tito and finished hand. He invites your examination OF MS
specimens al bis residence o( Iroys ana tespecuuyso
liciis the patronage VI your institution. 49,
REFEREScEs--Mr Oliver b. Goldsmith, wiring ;Aeaae-
n.y. 1s9 Broadway; Messrs Forrest III Elhsol Ooilesi'
ate school, IS Mercerst -.
New York. August. 1913. - Gus
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SCUOOIS.-Mr. CONDOR Professor OF he Piano.
- forte and Singing late u the Chapel Royal ChO ana
Organst Of the Cathedral Of Waterford Ireland VIII give
instruction IN schools and families, according 10 ne most
modern European methods Hs testimonials az 10 charac-
ter qualification and success teacher Of many years
standing are of the CHEST order including those of Bishops
Daily and OBnen and many OF Tue clergy OF he
Episcopal Church in Ireland Principal referee N New
York. Rev. DR.. Wainwright
~ B.-Classes taught, according to Wihems system OF
Vocal Instruction. IN and near Newfoik ~ 6reenest II
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY,
the Fifteenth Of September,
HOGARTH
dOGd n II
Ill. LII. Avn AAnR II =


HIS LIFE AND WORKS.
WITH THIRTY-THREE ENGRANlNGS-Pnce 2
w Cents-coped from Dis choicest plctuIes-fubhshed
IN imperial octave, ssyeniy-lwo pages
LIST Of ENcRAvINGs.
Portrait Of Hogarth painted by himsel0 the Rases In
henance; he Gaming House. the Distressed Poet; the
Enrsged Musician; Marriage a-la-mode-the Saloon, Ap
prences their Looms Industrious Apprentice al Church
Idle Apprentice Gaming, Idle Apprentice sent to sea- Idle
Apprentice betrayed by profigate associate and apprs
headed f) MURDER Idle Apprentice committed for trial by
the lduslnous Apprentice, who has become magistrate
Of London Industrious Apprentice IN the confidence OF OIL
master. industrious Apprentice married 10 MS master
Daugh'er Calais Gate Scene from -Four Stage. Of Cruel
~ March 10 Fnchley Beer Street Gin Lanes the Cock
pi, the Election. the Entertained; the Canvass th'
Polling Charng the Members Dancing, from the Analy
as OF Beauty; the Politician, Columbus and the Egg ih'
Oratoro: the Laughing Audience. Bunders In Perspective
Country I'm Yard; Scene from Noon"
This Is most beautiful work, and s wei CALCULATED e
instruct and amuse tho reader The Engravngs are tu
sized imperial octave pages and faithful and spirited
copies Of lhe originals The work will be published OF
Monday May Is AID be procured al ali the cheap puo
caOn Offices II also be sent to any part OF the cOun
try By mail Five copies will be sent TO one address to
81 Orders should be addressed TO
J. ) REDFIELD, Bookseller and Publisher
~ 2yeOdDS4wW Clinton Han, N L Cliy-
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JOSEPH r. BELL.
LEVI FOLSOM.


FRIDAY. Sept g, 1881 o'clock Pm.
Al meeting Of the Thrc Ward Nominating Committee,
held al II Luscomb's, Il Westinghouse
Hcs0ed That recommend to The Wing electors OF the
Third Ward Thomas Mcknight Alderman. 10 IN the
vacancy Of Robert SwarwOui, deceased. Election 70 be
held on Tuesday the l2ih inst.
JOSEPIFT BELL Chairman
HENRY j. DLiNNiNG Secretary.
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WHITMAN ARCHITECT.

rIyHIs DAY PUBLISHED, No. is Of the American Ar
ebitec TIE design neat and tasteful dwelling nav
ing ample interior arrangements 70 suit snal auly Inc
Srst story hiss piazza In 'front.' entrance hall and stars
Two rooms and Kitchen with psntres, cellar under
meath the Kitchen the second story contains three bedrooms
N'"-'-- c. ii sAXTON, 7o5 Broadway,
a. s,is LONG x BROTHER y Ann-st
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pam OF JgDos.d6e C gs, r Fal Reg', g,
~ ss".s.;s,e Judges of Clarion County.
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AMERICAN ART-UNIoN
AkukhlOhN
FREE GALLERY, No. 4s7 BROADWAY.
Open from A NJ to y PM ie<2 eOdlsf

DARNTli,S AMERICAN flUSEUM.--P T.
- BARNvM, Proprietor + HiTcHcock Mansser.Iopls lI
dd performances every afternoon and al 81, and every
evening al Il The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing
the most binary wonder In creation, MAI Lenngef
lie Il wears old only iaches Oh and wei hs only lS9s
To he SCI In the morning from 10 10 l4, AFTERNOON from
Ill 81, evening from til 10 Other performance also
lake place by those talented Ethiopian Singers the Sable
Brothers The Infant Vesrs &C nc The Mammoth Boys,
The Giant Baby. the Enormous Snake, Sc &c may also
he seen aud all for the usual price Of D cents ~
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.,...-Ih. "a, Of MI" v Ba'de", ha'n' been "eor
$50 4, s..,.fisrs rRars, We have rsce'ed t- oio~" ~
,.,.rs,s8 seccrai r.,,, ALL. IL.
rnr,r o, COMMON rLEAs-Dora " Met'. vs. JoA''
ts' 4.n N e.pss. of q, ~ pef.onaI property NsTde
Be- sses9 - plaintiff " brooss and bauiei Lord Jf
49,. > ". CARLY snj Iot-ph l. WHIT.
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Passengers Arrived.

D. siy Coasfirfior Lusrpool-N Hall lady. chl
dr,a at Orleans Timothy Walker and lady Mtches
Geo foWr lady children and .st. Dutn John Nc Dou
s1lad adv London prummoui Wisconsin. M MaSisuna
k4nsn ent Re, Edward Moni and lady, MsJe,sie fr
snd Mous Essex, Eng Wm Wirt bsq. ha'sfaw,N y
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MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.

rI'HE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF WILLIAM
L HAZLITT. } vols l2no cloth IS
Thrilling Incidents OF the Wsrs OF the United States BY
John Frost ] vol $40. g
Principles Of Zoology, by Agsssz and Gould. l yo'.-
limo. ci N. s.
The Ri.e and Fall Of Louis Philippe. Ex-King Of the
French: by Ben Perley Pcore. vol l2mo cloth, 81.
Modern French Literature by l. Raymond De Nericorer
Revised. with Notes by NlAsm staushion Chase, AM -
vol l1mo cloth ~ ..
The Church in Earnest; by j. 4. James. | vol lsmo
cloth soc.
Researches on The Chemistry OF Food and the Motion
the Juices in the Animil Body by Jusus Liebig d.
vol l2mo cloth 1ic
Es-sys: By r. " Emerson. New edition. vols. limo
clotn. 81 Is. PUTNAM, Bookseller, IS Broadway,
~ Dis and Il Strand, London.
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r. ;. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
DANIEL II. BROWN, vica.cbs;,,rer
EMANUAL LESTER, :
INNoS. Secie'aIies. 50 IT.

IT. Fifth Ward.-A al enthusiastic meeting Of the
Wings of the Fifth Ward. held al the Marion House. on
Friday evening Sh inst for the purpose Of choosing nine
Delegates for the Fourth Assembly District Convention the
following gentlemen were unanimously elected;
GEORGE j. CORNELL WIN A. DARLING.
JAMES KENNEDY. WASHINGTON MEEkS
WARREN CHAPMAN. ABRAHAM CADMIs
THEODORE W. WARD. ISAAC B. BACHELOR
JOHN Z. FLANDER
The following resolution thea unanimously adorted
Rcsolred. That in HAMILTON FISH for Governor we
recognize the first choice Of the Wings Of the Fnh Ward
After few APPROPRIATE remarks from WIN. A Darling
ESQ. the meeting adjourned -
JAMES KENNEDY, President
y JSo. SHeKlNNfS' Vice Presidents.
NM NJ; ~, FS Rdo,,iS Secretaries. so,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

IT. Fifth Ward Wings Rally, Rally, en-
Ninsse-Ffffi Hard IA ne Fic9The Wings Of the Fflh
Wand and all others favor of the nomination OF Taylor
and Fillmore, - will assemble in meeting on Monday
evening, Sept II. al "a p NJ at tho Liberty Pole IN West
Broadway opposite the Mansion House respond to the
nomination Of the Wing candidates for President and Vice
President. Come one. come all
number OF distinguished speakers viii address the
meeting
BY order wsrd Committee. w. c. SCOTT. Chm.
MasnT g S,, M,sNs' }secretares.
The names attached TO the call will be published Mon
day s9sts