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Do.
Do. 1881 1859 20
Total S3.7725 Sc
s3.77a5 Sc
Ttal

Which has heen paid over TO the Treasury Of
lhe State BY Butler county, oUI Of lis own funds,
in deiaultof any payments by The delinquent
fund commissioners.
tie closes his statement as lollows:-"Thai
he might have avoided suiI on account OF this
matter. having preferred to turn over The books
aud make payment Of The sum which might BE-
asceuained TO be Irue,-bui inasmuch az some
misunderstanding and controversy had taken
place regarding the books. he preferred to have
all The facts legally Ssceuained and seuled."
This story IS set AT rest by the fact, that al
though the law OF ls46 expressly provided for
toe delivery Of books. papers and securities, o.
yer TO the proper officer, and although suit 10
chuncery has long been pending TO enforce such
delivery, sill il has never taken place, and is
now the especial point Of resistance by this Off.
Ger who, at this moment, Of all in the world,
would dread the most 10 have this matter "legal.
y asccrained and seuled."
tie then reiIerates some Of his previous false.
hoods, and closes by an appeal TO the internal
evidence Of his heOrers:-"H He would repeat that
tho payment was amply secured, and the coun-
~ would lose not a cent on account Of il. tie
had nothing TO keep back-nolhing no was asha-
med or afraid his feow.cIizens should know.
lie had lived in that community, man and boy,
twenty-five years, and they could Judge whether
no was chargeable with any thing incompatible
wlh the character of an honest man."
| We have neither time nor space, at this mo-
ment, TO comment upon the sickening detail of
rascality and mendacity, by sworn officer of
the law, and a candidate for respectable and a
responsible Office. The exigencies Of his pro-
iession may occasionally enforce upon the hun.
ter, the task of pursuing noisome and unclean
animal, but when no longer prompted by neces.
sIy, hewill gladly desisI from a labor so irksome
aud prohlless. We have planted facts by the
side Of Gctions-pIaced the violated law by the
side Of the confessions Of the ofender-and
have been enabled TO show the candidate of q
great party for high office, in the unenviabe
position, not merely Of public derauter and
cheat, but Of bold, and public teller of false.
hoods. We leave him for to-day; but we have
not done with him.
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Glad Tidings!!!
THE Wines OF Nsw York TO THE WHIGs OF {
HIo, GREETING "

THE Wines OF N sw York TO THE WTGs OF o
HIo, GREETING II!
A glorious Wing Ratification meeting was
held in New York, the 28th ullmo, at which it
was resolved TO support TAYLOR AND FILLMORE.
The Uuion of the Wings of New York for the
sake of the Union, has been consummated.
The meeting was addressed by GEN. COMBS,
OGDEN HOFFMAN, and HORACE GREELY Of the
New York Tribune. Do you hear that! Wings
of Carroll let this cheer you on to victory. The
New York Express notices the remarks Of Mr..
Greedy as follows;
Mr.. Hoffman closed amid loud applause,
and was succeeded by
Horace Greely, Esq. who was received with
most dealening applause. He said that he sup
posed from what had fallen from his Distinguish
ed friend from kentucky, there were some there
who expected q new revelation from him, but he
had no new revelation to make. What he said
the day after the nomination he now repeated
He had said if he could moi beat Lewis Cass any
other way, he should vote for Gen. Taylor
lie believed there was no other course open 'o
them. That either Gen. Cass or Gen. Taylor
must be elected, and he was in favor oil ueh
Taylor. lie had no abuse Of Gen, laylor 'o
tnke back. lie had never said anything asalns
him as a man. And, since ihere Is now nc
chance remaining that any o'her inan zen,
Tavlor or Gen. Cass can be elected, | shall
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SLAvRRs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New York, Sept. %

New YORK, Sept. %.
An arrival from Sierra Leon, reports the cap
Iure of four Brazilian Slavers, with Two thou.
sand blacks.
Jesse Oakley, Clerk of tho Superior Court,
blew out his brains with pistol yesterday. His
brother, Judge Oakley, heard the intelligence
when opening the Court, and was so overcome
that he lainted and had TO be carried home.
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CoPPER.-One million three hunded aud six.
ty two Ihousaud pounds Of copper, have been
shipped during the present season from Lake
Superior.
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INV9HUIgH, otPI. 70,
Editors Ohio STATE Journal. The river is
two feet eight inches in the channel and rising
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To the Voters Of l7th congressional District

The last number of the ONO PATRIOT con-
tains the following false and dishonest attempt
at political eIectioneering, and we warn the Peo-
pie Of the District against putting any faith in
this and like attempts to deceive them.
Mr.. Mason is and will remain the candidate
of Wings and true Free Soil party, until the
freemen of this district elect him TO represent
them in the Congress Of the United States.
We assure our friends in the District that the
prospects of our candidate are very fattering,
and with a united and vigorous effort, the l7lh
District will be represented by a true, able and
honest Whig.
We give below the base fabrication:
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WING NOMINTAIONs.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
MILLARD FILLMORE.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
STATE At LARGE.
William Oliver, William L. Perkins.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Nathaniel G. Pendeton, ~ Joseph J. Coombs,
2 Isaiah Morris, 10 John S. Young,
3 Aaron Harlan, IA David Chambers,
John G. Telford, 10 Daniel Kilgore,
Samuel NJ. Young, l6 Nathaniel Hayden,
Isaiah Scott, II Arson L. Brewer,
! Owen Il. Fishback, ls John p. Coulter,
John l.. Green, lsFrederlek w Wadsworth
Charles McCloud 20 John w, Allen,
10 Sherman Finch, 81 Ebenezer Lane.
IL Rolln e. Hurd,
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
SEABURY FORD, of Geauga county,

SEABURY FORD, Of Ceauga county,
FOR CONGRESS-,
JAMES MASON.
Representatives,
GEORGE HARDESTY.
EZRA BRAlNARD.
Commissioner,
HENRY DANIEL.
Recorder,
WILLIAM MCCOY.
Surveyor,
WILLIAM McCULLY.
Coroner,
GEORGE A. McALLISTER.
Poor House Director,
ALEXANDER W. FAWCETT.
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J(JSEPll Ia. V ANCE,
JONATHAN CREW,
ISAAC EARLY,
DANIEL HARBAUGH,
WILLIAM HOSTETTER,
d. II. LAWSON,
WILLIAM G.. MURDOCH,
MICHAEL AFTER,
JOHN PEARCE,
p. N. SNGDGRASS,
THOMAS Mccoy,
f. SWEARlEGEN,
JOHN MACLAlN,
A. l.. BREW Err,
GEORGE EllDLY,
w. k. UPHAM,
B. w. SNODGRASS.
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Gbs Carroll fire Dress.

W. X. LLOYD, EDITOR.
CarTOlllOn, :::;;;;::i::::Frlday Oct. 6, ISIS.
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From the Ohio Patriot.
"OFF THE TRACKl"

"For some time past, il has been currently
rumored that an attempt was making to form
COALITION between the Wings and Aboitionists,
by which an united vote Of both parties should
be thrown in favoror one candidate. 1t is whis-
pered to-day, that Mr.. Mason, fearful that Col.
Cable would stan his hide" is to Withdraw. and
that as many of the Wing votes as can be con-
troled are to be given to Dir. Farmer, who is the
abolition candidate not only this year, but was
also their candidate two years ago. If this be
true, it still further demonstrates the utter weak.
ness of Taylorism in this District. Mr.. Mason
is an ultra Taylor man; aud the individual in
whose favor he withdraws, is not only Van
Burenito, but one Of the principal managers Of
the underground railroad which passes through
this county, towards Canada. Poor Mason,--
we cannot withhold our sympathy. His young
honors fading so prematureyo on hisbrow. Our
prediction that the match horses would not cur.
ry him over the turf, is thoroughly verified"
Look out for lorgcres and deceptons of eve
ry kind from this time till the November cleo
ton; but more particularly a day or two before,
or just upon the commencement Of each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-28

The stock owned BY the Common seslth has cost, Win
interest SIS per share. The state now psyns BAT hF-
per cent per annnm snd receiving eight per eenL
dviceuds Beside this II has sinkns i1no estire
from the st0as amounting - efoout ~hlch y
operation will than for tne subscriptions
II maturity leaving yearly Of sss 600 clear IN
come The nco4 Of the road the yearly accounts
wee made up say eight weeks shows very handsome
Increase over last years receipts
The Ohio State J0ErHsl contains proclamation
IF N. Covsrros q Ohio establishing the Farmers Bans
~ a.ht.sul. and the Wayne County BT.nsa Wooster
-Four hundred snd twenty thousand Hogs. II Is
will be packed g. Cincinnati the present
At cos. Of between s.,ooo.ooo or s'oO0'o0'
The lOOg-cOntested suii to 'est'he validity OF the
...i,nr,p, made sy The Commercial Bank Of NekioHrs
hs ben dshaisivsy settled ss the hsa 0o'i
~ Error. and Appeals Of Mississippi who made is ass'
ion IN the alter % The I31hirst The Jse''sH
e. says -
The CHANCELLOR gave his decision IN ls+t susns.s -
...srnmeut non which decision AT sPPe.i ~~ 'AAsn
be Hlsh Court b. ~hiea .ss Caanisi'f ae$fSs -
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DIED

Yesterday morning, 9Th inst after lingering Illness
Mrs NANCY wife Of silss Omsed, IN the 57th year OF
her age. , ~,
The relatives and friends Of the family also those OF her
sou-n-law, J. Helms NJ ID. invited 10 attend her
funeral at No 4Si Hudsonst Monday afternoon al
o'clock The remains will be taken TO Iarrytown ior ID
terment the following morning, al 81 o'clock. oo
I'm Thursday Of short, out severe illness, MANIA
RET, wife Of Owen w. Brennan IN her 18th year 49,
The friends Of the family snd those OF his brothers. I'm
othy and Matthew T. Brennan, respectfully requested
attend her fune al from her late residence No - Elm
Saturday aternooa at oclocs without farther In
vitstion. l-S -
In BroOklyn on the 9th inst Mrs. LUANNA sPEkRY'
aged 63 years
The friends Of the family invited to attend her 10
neral this day Jan IS O'Clock NJ a. the residence c.
her son, c. 5. Sperry, No. IS Wilowst BIooklyn
In Leicester. Jan l. AZ the house Of DR.. Dugn, Mus
NANCY RAWSON. sged 81 years and months -
In the village of Poushkeepsie Duchess Co on the go
inst BENZ. kINshMER in the 6osh year Of his age, an
old and respectable resident OF the plsee.
~ Country papers please copy.
At BoIdesu, Kestsouche, Canada East on the l-th ut
Thomas Busted, ESQ aged 81 years He native Of
Cork ireland, and er grated Ia l7s6.
On the 9Th Dee at Plymouth, England. ased IS, Capt
Frederick A. Robinson, formerly OF NJ 5th Foot,
ond son Of the late Lieut. Coz Morris Robinson.
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A FoRT IN rBr NoRrH.WEsr-We learn that
the United state. Government has reso.t 70 establish
Fort In the -ou1 country, somewhere the lire BE-
tween THIS and ths Bnt. Possessions, AID IA the vcny
Of The Sekirx settlement TIE British hare Fort In ina;
quarter, ard for some time pastin fsci. since The
spprehended rupture between countries concern
Ing The oregon Jountary-,hey have had Considerable
force stationed there II irorm4oB be correct, Gen
Brooke has been assigned 10 lbs suty Of selecting The
and experimenting the erection ~ the Fort. he %
proceed upon s duty early In the spring the
VIII permit. - Louis Republican, ilth.
WHALING is LOSG ISLAND 5OrSD.-Seversl
whales were seen ca Long Island lJ week, aud
Killed near SOUTHAMPTON Thursday but his cEPtors
were Obliged 10 cot from him. nisat coming Oh.
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MAR1Nr CorRr-R efnro Jntge Waterbnry.

MARINE COURT Before Judge Waterbury.-Jas brady
VS. John Mglladv and CalhoriHe his re-To recover Of
the husband money said have been loaned by Mr. TO
Mrs NJ previous TO her marriage she being at that time
Miss Gaflaey, and residing with her mother. She was
married TO Mr. NJ. who keepsa store in Grand-s in 1871
The defence was that although there had been dealings
between Miss O. and Brady, who kept grocery store yet
Mns c. sued Brady in the Coust of Common Pleas for
money lent TO him, which he plead the general issue
and notice OF set-o and paid Sl29 into Court On the
trial a verdict given In her favor for 1888 6s. Mr.
b. now sues Sos. being part is alleged In de-
fence of said set-o The Court charged that the husband
ssbe and that The Jury for the purposes of this suit,
were not bound 20 consider the suit in the Common Pleas
IL being commended the money not the same. YER
diet for plaintiff, s55for plaintiff Mr. Soper Tor de-
PENDANT Mr. Wordsworth.
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SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A woman by the name 0
Mary Cushing taken into custody, yesterday, sn'
committed to prison to answer for felonious asssol
upon Mrs Mary Hurd Of 256 waer-st. 1t appears tina
the parties lived in adjoining apartments Yesterday
morning alteration ensued. in the course Of which
Mary Cushing seized coaeepot. full of boiling coffee
then on the Gre and threw the contents upon the person
Mrs Hurd. scslding her head face neck, sc, so bad
that her life is despaired or
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~ New-York Weekly Tribunc.-Csntenl

4
Saturday J4ngary 29.-PoErRy-The Saw. Mil, by wm.
C. BRYANT; Sc.-EpIToRIAL.-The Presidency and the
whss-Mr. Clay and Gen. Taylor The Wings and the
Pra.iSspey: The War and the Finances Ohio in the
FIELD: The Colonization AnnivefssIy-Henry Clay in the
Chsr-His Speech: The Presdeot and Congress Mutual
Confidence Freedom or Slavery IN Congress; Liquor
and Law What is to be done with Gen. Scott Paying
Dear for the Whistle; &c. Ss-NEws-The Latest and
most authentic Advices from Mexico From SAINTS re
Osegon ke Correspondence Of Tbs Tribune from Cnisf
Cities and Towns in the union Things In Warrington
Congressional Proceedings Proceedings Of the Lessls
tare with great variety Of smaller interesting items OF
ip,sllisencs- MIscELL.SEovs.-Pxrt XVI OF DoNstS
AID Son Enire sPEEeH OF HESsy CLAY, before the
Colonization society. reported for The Tribune boa
John p Hslss Letter accepting the Nomination OF the
Liberty Patty for Presidents aud other articles OF inter
..,-sor which see Contents Of Supplement-, below
co>xgSct,I ISrELLIGESeE-Full and accurate Reports
ofth, M.ks,s Stocks and Financial Operations generally
srys,,sxr TO rus WISELY TSiECsr.-Conisnss.-
pcsrky-Ths Are OF Peace, BY Ernest Jones Were
-, ". own Wife, by Msry A >aPpteanon from the
Dvblip Nation; Happiness, ~ Miss fhsSe carey Eakk
49, k.yirw from Blsckwood for Deeemb-ri Prot
u,ehiS. With and Last Lecture on AsrSo>oNf report
"a or The ffbune, SFEECH on Nh fAAkeh on me tea
R.snents Bins ASsicVL RAJ PERoDieAI IN me n1.eo
ss.ss. I.tters from London-toffssi onoenee OF noe
Tubun. Political and Cor mereiA Anslfs IL Sl~s DIT
tain Crest Bnain-Msttrrs and Ihisc IN Oe1s,a-
Useial Indasry-The Massachusetts, oiIs ense sny
reians-0ensys College Domestic ana Foreign 's"'sN'
Items OF Interest
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DoMEsrro IMpoRrArIoEs.

NEW ORLEANS-Skip Elizabeth Eien-55 bales cotton
Ma,ton 4 Fish-r-l5 do hemp McGresor Morrill,
NewbOld CfOft-4 bales skins / ca coal Lord-5t
Dbl. fsx.-ed IS do Timothy Amos Tvois-io0 ties lard
03 Dbl. 10 "a hhos hams 50 do side, pork - do shoulder
eks bbs hams Hosisnd Aspinwall-i5 bids max
seed do 81 hhds g. bbs lard e0l kegs do Hewitt
Lees Co-sl hid. bulk pork Mathews Co.'S hhds
sugar y Tools-l Essh-ls9 tet lard \ Butierheid-
52Work Dske-z5 hbds sfesse 10 ties DO do mrrrow IS
bbls oil 10 DO lard do badders Wurrtt Coz tcs ba
con Robert Williamslo7 bbls lard l. W Gris
wold-S67 do pork Snydsn. sage Co-6j do -four Bar
stow, Pope 4 Colo N-vius sons-40 tea tslov
Theo Perry n Cots bbls hour Hitchcock, Marshal
Coil bags malt @ W gi-kmsn-23 bags middies Good
nue. Col Dbl potatoes s4xton Webb box rdse Du
tiih L Cousnery-l Brsdy-l Brooks Cady Burgess
eel bbs -four Maitland PheipsS CoSo hhds sugar order
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERs.


THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The market was heavy for T ADcies this morning,
but the 5ecoa6 Board the peace lsaveu WORKING
again and prices all improved. For Treasury Notes 81
bid a. the Second Board and DO sellers Government
Co. ls67 uas sold a. There vas considerable speculs
feeling in the Fareies Al the Second Board Ana Ha
lem went up rapidly.
The Bill market continues heavy, with moderate
demand for the reasons stated yesterday Tbs range
from 10 10 per there being few it any sales above
TO- Francs are SIS The Southern mails bring consider
able amount Of bills.
In the Freight market there is fair amount Of
activity. ship taken up load At Richmond FOR
Trieste at 4 and vessels for Cost q Afea with To-
bsceo or terms not made public For Liverpool engage
nen Of Provisions made ct s pert ton and 30 per
bbl Cotton At SLED, which Is lower To London 1000
bbls Naval Stores taken AZ 3s Beef erees a. %
and es Provisions At 0s per ton, and 100 tons OIL az o
To Antwerp Provisor' l2i per bb and TO Holland At e
per h. To Hsvre, the market IL very dull The Cotton
quotation is entirely nominal
No engagements Of specie have yet been made
for the Steamer, excepting onsOr two small parcels
The business at the Custom House continues 70
be large The entries Je''erdsy seoco, and the
amount Of duties $4,000 very large proportion being
10 Treasury Notes The rush however will soon be over
and the opinion among intelligent importers Is that the
Of imports this Spring will not Re very large aod
the Eogsh manufacturers have not got much surplus
stocks 10 force Of in this market
The Money market continues without change
Firstclas names sold to-day at per and good
rood deal Of importers paper is in tn, street given for
Exchange.
The great Dry Goods sale the first Of the season,
by WilmerdiDgs Priest Mount, has teen very well at
tended but much spirit has been eineed BY the bid
lis rather early yet FOR obbes to make purchases
The prices said be generally satisfactory to
the
The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of per payable to New
York stockholders at the Phenix BANK. The Company
have also given notice that the final ns,smenl Of s per
share the increased stock payable the LIST OF Feb
rusy, and that the foil payments thereon will be required
previous paying the dividend said increased stock
Resolutions adopted meeting q the Board Of d.
the 25th inst TO lay second track Of heavy iron
rail- and provide the therefor By increase Of
capital stock be divided stesby among such persons
es are stockholders on the LIST Of May next.
An instament Of IS per share the capital stock Of
of February IS ls Of March s. st OF April so Let Of
May and sl2i lst Of June, making with sl2t already
cal ed n the full Of the par o. the shares viz
$50 The work is going forward rapidly and 1t designed
70 complete by the midSummer Interest on the
ailments will be paid the stockholders the lst Of
August.
The whole amount Of goods remaining in Ware
house on the SOh Of September last IS 49, upon
which duties were due amounting to sl2ei62i OF the
-
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THE HEADS

NF THE HEhDLEss, BY sOULIE-oue Of his best
OworAs Price p cts. -.
Tn. spendors Of Versailles add the Court Of Louis XIV
Price 3 cts.
Palt 1.-The Mysteries and Mseres o, New. York, by
Ned Bnntline. Price p cts.
J.meas new novel, The Last Of the Fairies Price 2
cts James has tried his hand ~ style. aud has
been euinently successful
Now and Then. BY the author Of Ten Thousand A.
Year Price 20 cts.
Cfshar1's Magazine for February msrnfcsnt puu.
her with two beautiful steel ensfaviuys ano splendid
Paris Fashion Plate Price - per snnum--o cents per
number.
National Magazine for February, beautiful number
- a-year--if3 cts per number.
AIithe Magazines for February now ready.
Tbs Scourgs u Venice the stsr Chamber OF tho Tn
brnal. by tho author Of The Orange Gil OF venice
Price l2l
Songs fJr the People, No beautiful number = els
Remarkable Events, No. = Price p cts
All the ohesp publications u the day received IS soon
as published aud cold al the lowest price @ booksellers
srsots and others. BY W VI GRAHAM.
~ Tribune Buildings, Nassau-st
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IuTrA PkKCHa -ULE--i

GuTrA PkkCHa >OLt>-Sy a. sr-1zs1-ent
VI @th .le America Goft. P-fcna Scu1r4ry the Sub
.csber prepared 70 sttach 0ut-. Pefcts -oss 70
seuteta-n boots ladies' snc cLcr-ns CATERS rFsfs
u.Eiuk them perfectly water izht pTessrfns damp
as. from ysnstrziiIz These soes fDlr times a.
ouz leather thus doing away f5r the izaes the neon
vsnien-e Of wearing hsATy s0sd Esers ald ~ gen
tl.rsu the so-c.l.si w.rer rroof boot. D. HODoAAS
S-- YORK Iadia Rubber Warehouse Il AaiceE sae cor
ner Of SLs-su-st. u l~s
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BOOK TRADE.
PART TWO

MYSTERIES AND MISERY'S or NEW YORK. BY
WI Ned Buntire. Fatisbeo this day price = cents
TIE Arthor kss chosen vide s-d ofhs orersfons and
not fAii 10 u-ks thriiilaT The sbost
fis city rx--ecnry graphite an rem q. II tbs
famous scerss 10 Pelham. We szs mach uistssen II ths
orS 1-s not 1afe sclss'cu. IL references tks
meat r-.7-ctns the vise Ard misery Of Ss~Yos Their.
d. cer,f,ste Of Ja.,ies Nsfs- sasorsas fully tss De-
ii--sfign- q TIRE suthor. Scsfon so<ee slsir
So~ and Thea. By the sUhcr Of Ten Thousand lear.
q cents.
n. iast Of the Fairies. hy Jar-s 3 esucs
Fnr;siious IN Aarcrics by sssfsi-ld. > es1t'
Il. O. urnh4er, b Ms fickeurs ~ cstts
Arab Me-. by q. P. T. James la cents
Dor-6-, ard son. No l6 By chas. Dickens ~ eeu's
fasuoo-d ins;ion. by T y. Arthur. ~ eenth
A Voice from he Soeth on Slavery, &C. = eenos
The answering Mother, ~ Mrs Grey. > cents
The Il story OF Filrt. y Ms. Grey = cen;s
sysii LeIlagd. hy Mrs GfeT . cents
Msscorns insi1n romance BY Miss strieslsnc pet.
Dr. simpsons Psaphet n ChlorsoEln, for surs-r, &C
~ cents
rhe Dake ,nd Cousin b Mr.. Grey. g cents
Living At- Nc. -. = year. ~ GEMS 4 No -
ChArcce Sketches y the ate J. L Neal sc
El'en Mare. BY o. ". Rsynolds =.
Brian Linn. ~ " Il Maxwell. : cents
Al the new puti crfious flr sale by
II RERFORD CO. Assr House.
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c. FUTILE Aucnoueer.
DANE. 1T. PROPERTY .-Pnsliye ssle on I

ID day s-b B. al u O'Clock tbc MsichAnts fschause
A C rUrrLE Will sell at public auction on fh"isiAy
Y.b a, O'Clock a. the Merchants kAchshsH the s'ol
arr built "a brick house and lot sDown 40 ~ brf
between beeckor and Fourth -ts built ia tho ssf beet
manner Tor = gent smsns pnsste use AID hni-ica IN
modern sts III marble msltsls snc kg.s mn ks,es
ehoui mahogany doors and plated iufritaic "e
frs. to. " panlres each door, foct rh SAP
c.ll.r Nth avery cow. nence Of any who may oe.
sir. a modern house-cOnfeBs 10 rooms Lot W D. %
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