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IACuR 8 PLATT AUCIIONEER-THIs pAYlO O,CLoCK

GOO OOO BOTTLES OF DIR. DEWITT c. KELLIN.
OOO.OVO gers wonderful Linmcnt have been sold with.
failure in less than four years performing the most as
founding cures upon record Of and DIS
bt utterly ncurable BY the heads Of the various
sapaya saves and oinmcnttto be found is
since the wonderful Of Mr. John Burger of the most
qul alarming character Of scofua Of ten stand
ing and not the slightest symptoms return have made their
relation his Mr. B. w with pleasure show his wonder
fu who win call on him at his residence At
doubt will forfeit $o0 any will call and nd different
from what We have stated and viii bet that no other YEN
produce great cure within the last twenty years
Of many thousands in possession Principal Office
2 Pearl street and at Tatter Broadway largo bottles at
90 cents 81 DOZEN and Of the druggists saders and stores
generally.
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NO CURE NO pAY-DR. CoRBITT, ~ DUANE STREET,

NO CURE, NO PAY.-DR; CoRBITT, - DUANE STREET,
IN member Of the Royal College Surgeons Londen
eonsutt OF delicate diseases No matter how Iona
you may gec ulcers upon the body the throat
pains head and bonos Of the legs Practice Of fourteen
years. devoted 20 yeneral diseases enables Dr. c. to enre the
this disease Recent cured in dayS
No mercury used Structures cured in weeks with
scsrcy pain Those Individuals who have ndulsed
tain oshsoms habit positively be restored 70 health and
society n Strangers cautioned not TO be- deceived DR.
Goblet has removed Remember ]? Duane street. opposite
I.r InhAA
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Nd osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-TO JHI MARRIED
A or thoss contemplating maraga-The Married Womans
Private Cc~panion BY DIT HauIiosaa Sixth sit
2IO copies hAys already been disposed OFT Every femas
sslng copy whether married unmaxed although in
esnded especially married ecre
which should 30 known to hom particularly female
the and the most efficient
Broadway ~ the publishing ofee l9 Liberty streo New York;
b. Petersen number ~ Chestnut street. O. b. Zeber
Philadelphia Little Co.. Albany ". r. Davis Boston. On the
receipt Of copy will be transmitted by mail free Of postage
ali Parts OF the United States Ain eters must be addressed
post paid DR. A. n kAURICxAU lz2 New York si.y
a
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On the other ride Of the account :

On tue otner fide OF the account -
csrInnsnt securities 12sss rs, the same a. ssfor
Notes unemployed S7Si 1851 Increase, b0S35
The amount Of notes in circulation is els o9s ITO.
being decrease of Gao, ITO and the stock of bullion
in both departments I13 500 662 showing increase
Of f6999, when compared with the preceding return.
The rest the 4th of March last, ca $50, Sio'
which liter deducting f5o9355 for the dividend Of 3s
per cent and eI45530 for the bonus Of per cent,
left ESQ On the present occasion the rest Is
f3s2e 3s2 and s per cent deducted from this would
leave only f33 17 OPT 1t obyous therefore, that
bonus lie to be anticipate
-, The returns Of circulation Of the Irish and Scotch
Banks for the four weeks ending the 18th Of August
g v4 when added together, give the following as the
average weekly circulation of these banks during The
part month, viz -
Average circulation Of the Irish banks. "a j133o4
Average cir culation Of the Scotch banks 3O35,9O3
Average weekly circulation. Ct $40 Dot
On a comparison of the returns fcr=thcs'pfvssnt
xantb with the fixed issues the following appears to
be the result =
The Irish banks below their liked issue G2o4I 100
The Scotch banks are below their fixed issue 5l3o6
Total under the fixed issue. ..f2 0924 96
L The amounts Of gold aud silver held at the head
sess Of the several banks, daring thc pass-sncnth
have been follows
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks. l,57o543
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks =. 1002511
Total of gold and silver. .....f25 73054
The above statements complete the returns Of the
circulation Of notes in England Scotland and Ireland
Those rsturns combined with the average circulation
Of the Bank Of England, will give
the following results Of the total circulation Of notes in
the United Kingdom, when esmrarcd ~*he-rrs.
vAus-neath =
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nR. COOPER, nDuANEsrarET, BETWEEN CHATHAM

~ and iam streets fourteen ycass enjoyed
extensive practice in private diseases He euro the
aggravated Of this disease and Mid cured in two
to dsy SctueDr Cooper the voret ionn VI
in from 10 weeks. Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young This
when freely INDUCED in begcts dyspepsia weakness OF the
limbs nd small the back confusion Of tho intellect and avon
society wsanted in case. or no charge
Nor used.
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MO CUBE NO CDsEGE-DR MURPHY Up 81 GulD
IN tr.st oopfdentisIly al cns Of rrvstes-
easea gonorhca he N days Cons
rational debility aud tnrotncy successfully uea-d ny O ~
mercury ussd IN bnjs.es ,tr
- Ctld s;sss sysp fsp "a. ~ WIN
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Thus showing decrease of FL 952 in the crcua
ton of notes in England, and decrease Of e. 5266ll
in the circulation of the United Kingdom when
pared with the corresponding period last year.
The average stock of bullion held by the Bank
England in both departments, during the month end
ing the 18th Of August was f1S,o45114, being s~as
-f601 .as-e0aapssea-wi -pusEieSs
m<A%Avand increase of f4, 234 sos when impaired
with the same period last year.
The stock of specie held by the Scotch and Irish
banks, during the month ending the 18th Of August
WAS f2,573,O54 being caa
month; and. de.
crease Of 75 compared with the corresponding
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IN OOO ROSES AT PUBLIC sALE.-JAME5 WEIR
lV,OOO offers sale his large and extensive collection

"
n AnA ROSES AT PUBLIC SALE.-JAMES B. WEIR
lO,OOO offers sale his large and extensive collection
all worked upon American sweet brs Cat aoges can
at III r8ts Office No IL Wall street. and az Opaps seed
store 6 and on the ground street
Second avenue. sale, Oct 4tb All o'clock.
---
INTENSIVE AND VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY-COOLEY,
IL Reese Hill will this events TUESDAY Sept 26h,)
quarter past o'clock their auction 9 Broad
way very and valuable Law Library embracing the
reports the best works of tho profession
- : - - 49,.
M MCCORMICK, AUCTioNEER--UNlTED STATES
w Bale Tits day at III o'clock at No. IL Spruce street, VIII
be sold account the Medical u Army Juan
y Of Surgical Instruments Bedding Clothpg TO- Also lot
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United Kingdom oI,b54Vv8 oZ,0OV'oIO zz0'1oZ
Showing increase Of f463l44 in the circulation Of
notes in England and an increase Of f22e7S2 in the
circulation OF the United Kingdom, when. compared
with the prevsus month, ending the 18th of July.
The following statement will show the position of
the currency when compared with the same period
last year -
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CTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, go BROADwAY.-MR J. L
- Hatton Pianist and Vocalist from London begs
that he will give his popular at the above Institute
Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings Sept Is " and 20
entirely rev songs Also seimers Of the classical pianoorte
Tickets 80 cents 10 DO had ut the music stores the institute
and Of Mr. Hatton. AsDr House, To at o'clock
A in the eanh evening.
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DARK THEATRE NOtICE-FAMiLiES WISHING TO
visit this theatre during the excitement witness
the Grand Blet OF ESMERALDA and beiug deterd by
the crowded Of the Dress Circle respectfully Informed
that the Second Tier Family Circle has been beautifully
and furnished for the accommodation Of Ladies aud
Family Parties In tho advantages Of ceing and hearing
performances 1t Is by other part Of e theatre
There the Dress and Family Circles the
only being that the charge for admission to the after
ia n, a TO Ocent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-26

vyNHE STEAM SHIP EUROPA" WILL SAIL FROM TUE
docks Jersey City, Wednesday l27th) at twelve o'clock
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NR. RALPH AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

~ Irea!i &c. - Greenwich ssect-onice hours to ia.
NJ tSunday cseepted Those sho apply in the Early
stages will 10 SURPRISED A. the rapiiy aud little ineonycnienee
attending their unre chiefly however. those who suf
fr from crtsin class of people, who properly appreciate
hs seryoea In srcuie iron ia first no,pcnt
aboad I'D som and
avery extensive practice he sbrd rapid easy
cnre which he has sNard'orssns car h ossned srorn
0DeJS(Nr,g 10 hBtTta-
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Friday and Saturday this week, specimens Of art
manufac ure Inventions &c., to PREMIUM be
tered At Castle Garden The managers request that all
to them their best position Contributors of moving mach
merry should give this special attention Monday, October
fruits owers vegetables &c. should be brought in II
o'clock M the specimens must be arranged for the opening
the public Tuesday, October3 Members have not
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MARK u1s ELsEW iaisnE.

PiTIhrFIFs, sepiemb a, lsiBfir.. BOARD t75 Lehsh
CT Scrip ~, 50o do ~ eeS; 10 Norttr Bk Ky 0sh 25
Sch Nav Int 7 es3 Lehgh q Scrip s9 5000 Sen Nav Is
IS 40 Harrisburg RR 81 80 state Be- 73< 1900 Stao 6
~ 4cos Nav G s ~ s6 200 Nay lot 5a l!5 Norris cn
s5 s 600 State Bs 1854 2UW do, 739i cO0 Nav 3J
Wilmington 6 7s[ 100 Nav 6s 90 ST. % Morris
s6 "a 500 O. Scrip IS s2i 50D do S2 500 d. a24; TOO
Grard b5wn Ies< 800 CT Scrip es 49, 80 do b5 Si1 A.
e. sqsaeoo Sch Nav 6s ss So 800 nish Coal Scrip 49,
1000 do, a2 $50 DO SIX 90 Norris Canal 91 100 do. o. 100
Crprd Bnk. 1893 Second Board 800 Ssh Nav 6s 81. ST.
loo Grard BBk, lo 100 Morris Canal. ga afcr saies.-
2lC0 Sch Nav G's % 3Gi 1920 Lehigh Coal Scrip 3d.
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NuANFRAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
~ CfaamTuesday Evening" September 20 win be acted the
Taylor Henry puva MT Stark; Maria Roseye Mrs Mclean
vcrref Miss hesayer Sophie Miss Dxvis After which,
MYSTERIES AND AlsEKILS or NEW YORK-MOsc, Mr r.
Cbanfrau; Captain Tobn. Mr. Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Par
conclude, with the CAPTAIN is NOT MSS-Capt Daring
Doors open ~ Z performance 70 Commences Il TX o'clock
Boxes % cents: Pit, l2k.
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DOW cry THEATRE TUESDAY EvENJNG, SEPT. ~,
I'D will be acted Knowles Tragedy of VIRGIN IUSvignus.
Mr.; Hambin Appus Candius M Tson; Caas Claudus Mr.
secius Dcntatur Mr. a. drews Marcus NJ Roses Virginia
will he performed the grand ballet spectacle styled THE
ABDUCTION OF NINA-Edward Sgnor Gaetano Nef; Nina,
Sign Glow Ciocca Adele Mrs Dunn; Bbone Mr. r.
Warden; Rosnd MT G. w. Smith Doors open ct perform
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EYES, WHICH CAN BE

insrfed wiIhou my Jam or operaon. They IN
with the natural eye that the closes. observer can
not detect tim Aihosl eye; improve The exclude
cold air and dust from the cavity support the is and
their wasting thus rendering essential service tie healthy ey
which Otherwise often suffers by sympathy with the exposed
2l Broadway Of Warren. where bc had hs
Treatise the Eye piiee 6Oc also, his cfactins Eye
Ecun 4a,ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-26

~ RAND ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE PEOPLE OF
~ BrookynOn Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings
Of this week, be spendd
Assembly Rooms Of Montague Hail. Of novel and surprising
character Particulars will be given in future adyersemen
nd n the prOprammesof each day.
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT YORK STATE
Pursuant the above Division Orders, Act therein
SD VIII & s d.
riets on Monday the I'd day Of October next at
saupTsd sssss1s places designated ssss
Ifs 's corner
"a my%y cS% y .:s
Sixth and Nneteenh street On the corner OF Fourteenth
lSss sy y
Nireteenih street and tho Eighth avenue.
8
street he sixth avenue and ir'et street on tho corner Of
Company Dtrs, Company s.%m..dSa y c:.tss
street. the Eighth avenue Thesh street the a
Icrteth street the corner of Twen'yshh street and tho
District Company commando By M.S,
ca RVer AND Nnesns ee on the corner II Four
tenth street and Sixth avenue.
Ss9ss
1ss s hasi hts and 's'
nt stS Company District ccrany IL commanded BY Captain
East River and Forteth sice the Of r~ntydath
and ssa, f
18th day Of October At six Sese in afternoon by
ROBERT Q. MORRIS, Col. llth Regt N. YSA
TWELFTH REGIMENT YORK STATE MILITIA
Pursuant 70 tho above Division Orders and be Aes
mentioned the ununiormed prya,es Of the several
this Regiment will assemble within ter respective company
Districts Monday, "a day October newt at 10 o'clock
A. NJ for Company parade inspection and martial ssrcee arm
cd equipped according law, ut the places dosgnaed
each district respectively as iolews bn,d.s M IN.
Fourth avenue 10th street, Eighth avenue and Eshy nxh
street. -. r..,.-.
r,nr sysnne ,ilsn River ki East River And Eighty
sxth street at Of Fourth avenue and Eah yGxh
street, - 80, ru...-.
nnng due the III III Bridge the Hudson River ypuy
ten D, vel Cred and Harlem River, 30 the high Bridge
Kir1sifidFe Road, opposite the Hi Bridge.
Couany ID, Capt. PfudhorIne Commandaut, bounded by
Ehth avenue Lightly h st. Hudson Rvtr Manhattan stree
and street. ct N Wcorner Of Eighth and Eighty
sixth street.
Conn T. Lieut. Length, COmmanlant, bounded by Eighth
Ehy sixth street hciludson River and Foroth street.
az n. W. corner Eighth avenue and fcrtieth street.
ComJapy capt French Commsncrnt bounded BY Fourth
Fof sh street. Eighth and Eighty street,
ats W corner Of Fourth syenue ard Thirty sixth street
Company G. Cart Boyle comnandant bounded BY foieth
srcst, East River, Eghtysxth street. and Fourth avenue
avenue srh River ish Bridge thence due ives. Hud
son River ana along sai liver Manhattan street. h
Eighth avenue street, Tenth Trinity
Cemetery. r,, ..,
Nw Yor city, Tucsday Tho l0h "Wednesday, the ish, and
urisv c October newt between tbe hocrso
uV.SeE52-Nst.s.ssA
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ENIRsT GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF TIE SEASON.
The dir Of the Ita Opera Of the United
America respectfully that having made arrange
with MAURICE STRAK0SCH, Pianist of the Emperor
given The Broadway tabernacle nonday October
chorus and of the Italian Opera together
with other eminent artists and also the portion o. the
performing members Of the Philharmonic Society
MedeIirants Vocal Association under the dIcon Of Herr
formers and chorus Of 100 voices; which win give, with
effect altogether unequAled in this country
Popular and Classical Nusc Tho festival will under
recon Of Max haretzk Musical Director and Conductor Of
Italian Opera london r. Z respectfully that this
will be the only opportunity Of hearing Mr. SAkosh and the
artists orchestra Of tho Opera Company before their
departure for Philadelphia which will positively take place
the Sd Of October On this occasion the Tabernacle will be u
m ted wit axtrn lioht . ~
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DANORAMA OF TAYLOxS CAMPAIGN In MEXICO, AT
the and Battles fought by TyioY
It also gives correct views Of the country cies 1t
the most beautiful painting Open every night
before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock. Admission 25 cents
pamphlets.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-THE CELEBRATED FAST.
"A pacing mare Cayuga Maid, will be offered private sale
until the lh September inst not sold at that date she will
be sold Tatter Monday the I'd day Of October at
o'clock to the hshest bidder without She may be
enquire Of at 226 Fulton street
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DARK VILE arRB-rUsspAY EVENING. SEPT .

DARK THE aTRB-rUssDAY EVENING, SEPT. 2'
sllbe grodassd for the 9Th tune In Amsres the sAad BAL
let Of EnnERALOA.- La Esueraidu. Mao Adele Monpaiur
Feur dc Lys, VILE Anna Buian; Pierre Gragore H. H. Mon
plasr ouasmodo NJ Corby: Robert DEstouyi ~ Fletcher
Eparde Mile Waldegraye The will
with the aushable farce Of OUR MARY ASNE-coL Albert
r Dawson; Jonathan junk Mr. Chapman Solomon Mr. Stat
ford Thomas Fletcher Mary Anne Miss Fnn Dress Circle
70 Family Circle SO cents Upper Boxes % cents Pit Hx
nc srk
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INTENSIVE AND vALU ABLE LAW LIBRARY-COOLEY,
II Reese Hill will sell this evenitg TUESDAY Sept 6h)
o'clock their auction l9 Broad
and valuable Law Library embracing the
reports and the best works OF tho profession
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-10
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, February 1O--5 p. M
arrival of the Sarah Sands-Ih ship aac Wright
The markets &c.

BALTIMORE, February 1O-5 D. m.
arrival of the Sarah Sands-Ihe ship Laac Wright
The markets, &c.
forward you your teegraphc despatch of the by
he arrival the Sarah Sands, which brings
days later Liverpool than those received by tho
Acadia. ibid reach here, however, in time have
any effect markets this morning
The ship Isaac Wright has also arrived New York
from Liverpool, which place she left on the 18th u We
have by her a brief commercial despatch but it i. super
seded by the Sarah Sands There 5000 bales
cotton sold in Liverpool on the 18th ult
The mail from the north to-day brings no intelligence Of
interest.
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning
o, remained unchanged Small snles of Howard
at SIS g. and holders firm City Mills held SIS 81 corn
meal So 81 a So
Not much doing in grain. Good to prime red wheat
100 l24 cts; white so yellow do 81 81 oats
II cts; rye "a cts
Transactions in the provision market have been moderate
several days; pork $ll 80 prime SO so So
beef 81 SO Sl2; No do 50 50 $40 and prime
do 81 so So lot of hams in dry salt 81 cts; tansac-
in bacon at Ga Ct cts for shoulders Ga cts for
sides, and Ia ii cts for hams lard in kegs II u cts,
Sales of whisky in barrels making slowly at 26c
and hogsheads at 25c. per gallon.
AT Philadelphia this morning. the announcement of the
arrival of the Sarah Sands has wholly unsettled
market Time has been had evelop its effects
but the tendency of breadsuifs is downward.
At New York, this morning, stocks unchanged
The of the from Europe has unsettled prices.
and quotations be had The tendency of breadstus
is downward.
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SOUTHERN Literary messenger for ls4s, published

COUTHERN Literary Messenger for Is4s, published
- in monthly numbers large sze for five dollar,
per annum
The Messenger has been established than thirteen
longer period than other southern work has
existedduring the whole of which time it has
tanned the highest rank among American periodicals.
1t is devoted chiefly literature, but finds aston
ally for articles that fall within the scope of science pro
Tossing disdan of good selections though its matter has
and theology being excluded from columns
Subscriptions may be made to the subscriber, who viii
for 1913 commences the lith volume Of the work.
f. TAYLOR,
Jan 70 Bookseller, Washington.
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THE ONO STATE DEBr.-A bill introduced in the
Ohio House of Representatives the 9th ut provide
for the exnguishment of the State debt proposes that
the auditor of the State shall levy annually for the
purpose of creating sinking fund, follows viz; In
lSiS 100000 in lSi9 $l06O00 in $780, $ll2 OO0 and
continuing annually to levy the of the preceding
year, with per added thereto, until the
raised SHALL with the annual interest compounded thereon
be sufficient to discharge the whole amount OF the REIN
busable debt of the State. The second section provides
that the sum levied shall be paid to the fund comm
sioners to be by them invested and applied they
required by law to invest the sinking fund and they
required to make such investment if practicable. in the
stock of Ohio or of the United States.
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GEN PIERCE BosroN.-Ths gallant officer was most
handsomely received Boston, on his arrival there last
week The Times says, Friday he was at the Demo-
cratic Reading Room, where hundreds OF citizens had
gathered to pay him their respects The room was densey
crowded; and Gen. p. made happy rsmarks-in
tho course of which he alluded to the cause OF the
rged aggression upon the Mexcans, and remarked
that although of the heroes present. who gave evl.
dence having served their couatry in this war, were o
posed to him on political grounds there diversity OF
opinion amongst them the merits OF this war; and he
had never met with intelligent Mexican who did not
that that nation took the initiative in regard to the
origin of the lie had met with an officer In
Mexico who differed from him in regard to the war; or the
course which must be pursued to compel an honorable
peace be his politics democratic wbg The newspa.
pers from this country which opposed the
and which were circulated in Mexico, did mischief
than could be imagined and the advocates Of wing
measures, in tho MAN, who in Mexico deprecated
these opinions ms he had had ample opportunity of know
ing All parties in Mexico of one mind on the sub
ect the war; and all agreed that be prosecuted
the end with vgo Capt Mason and Lieuts. Baker Dana
and Stevens, were with Gen Pierce
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General Qutman is now on visit to his native State
New York He has been everywhere received with
open arms. In Philadelphia, city of New York, and
Albany he has met with brilliant reception. The e-
gslature of New York about to pay the distinguished
honor of welcoming him in their midst We are Sc
much crowded at this time by the proceedings of Con
gress as to be compelled 10 lay variety of articles
which we find in other papers, communicated By
our correspondents We compelled to pass over the
political proceedings OF the democratic meetings of hun
bred counties, and various conventions. We must
bespeak the patience OF our friends and throw ourselves
upon their kind consideration. We almost disposed
to repeat the lines of Pope to Dr. Arbuthnot, much
we pressed for the publication of articles for which, much
to our regret we unable to find room. Among others
is the late brilliant reception of Generals Quitman and
Shields at Richmond. We must, however, exc out the
necessary space for these in Richmond and Alba
nv, in the course of the week
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NEW BOOKs.-Lifo Of tho Cheval,er BayarI. !

~ w. G. Simms History of the Mexican War; its origin
and detailed account Of its victories by Edward d. Mans
field Eses's Defence OF Slavery exists in the United
States Ernest Clemcnceau British Philanthropy Illus
trated, tale of Guadeoupe in 1888, translated from the
French of Soue, by lady of Chareson Appeton's Lii
brary Manual catalogue rasonne of twelve thousand
the important works in every department of know
edges Agnes tricklands Lives OF the Queens of England
eleventh volume; Life of Henry the Fourth by G. p. r.
James; The Prose Writers of Germany, translated by
IIedRa; Stevenss History of Georgia. volume Military
and Civil Life of General Hull prepared from his manu-
SCRIPTS together with the History of the Campaign of 1872
and the surrender of Detroit by his grandson volume
The Conquest of California and New Mexico in 1876 s47
by J. M Cults; Our Amy at Monterey, by I b. Thorpe
Ida Norman, Trials and their Uses, by Mrs Lncolr
Phelps. Just received by
February 10 F, TAYLOR.