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FOR SALE AND To LET.

FOR SALE AND To LET.
CrrAN MAHOGANY saw MILL COMPLETE IN
every respect. situate foot Of Grand street. East River
New fcrk. fer sale ehsap for cash. Z
Ri ehb. S ssTso M Er,eu,.r, sssxsnros':rss.
WILLIAMSBURG PRoPEKTY-roR SALE. A Two
ttory basement aad attic frame house aud two lots
tnaied on south Ninth street, one q ths rleasantsst
CRAY. corner ~ Fult On and front streets.
eTs TOR sALE AT roNgERs-suPEaIoR BusI-
- hess and Manufacturing locatonsYilla lots en- hish
ound yet convenient 10 arcad ana steamboat landne
. 90 ~ haedsome Cottsgss. lonksrs y healthy and
pidy In value from tie ss nov aaordsd by re Had
Wv. WOOD oRT 4. Manor uaii. Yonlsr, or
e. u. NATTER Once, Astor House.
IL CONS TO RENT-ruRNrsnED APARTKEsrs TOR
Ella. hotel excepting board. NJ Broadwayser Lslnard
II 0oms To LEr.-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
more room than they rerrire, viii lee suit % newlT
ho one Bedroom IN fourtA story. Apply al 100 Canal a.
RohRD IN soeTH nRooKLyS.-rnEEE YOUNG
- g.ntiemen can be hand inelv lated With fur
nisnef r.ons and partial board ia rrvste family In AZ
~ sfset south hrookiya Pnriculars made knorn br
.Iln.htion ~ Ne ftesruandt street. of M re tgrer
ri wanted who possesses svery .lihcaton A.
A LADY RESIDING WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK
house .neeeursd would make srrsngemss,s Tor %. ss
ooh moda,in OF three tlemen, With fnynshed
IONS wh or without breakfast tea ADDRESS Haries
hersa once. None bat gentlemen seed apply
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mo rREEMAsoNs Ann onn EEIInKs-RRErnREN

III Myerttor young married man, 70 anS9us 70 oe-
tain situation thcr Jerk Salesman, Storokn epcr
otherwit. lie ia rood rcnmaR understands business,
spsaks several languages and gve mercantile reference
Those inclined 10 family from dtrns please address
!" IAlthfnl" IIern'A Once.
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elegant place Of thu
Two performsnees given day commencing at in
the afternoon and half in the evening The enter
tanmens consist of Leas unrivalled company Female
kDstres the celebrated aud original Arab Girls troupe Of
Model Artists, who will persa nifty and splendid
Of Living satuary and who exoeed BY
in regard to beauty and figure variety Of enter
tanments every afternoon and evening For full pareu
lars see lills Of each day Aduissop-Seats in private
12h cents.
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paR,Nk 20 ~, u CASH cApi.as Of
fsctnrinr business already sstahlshs for mating STAPLE
goods for the Wholesale trade The proGt large, the
demano always good snd the business safely aad nd
ysnsgeously BE largely Increased. Call at or address
'Hudson,' n plsecter street.
PANTHER wANTED-IN MOST PROFITABLE
business new Inyentisn Any person httinx The
dsWs. stas address an real name. Address Herald
once, o. n. Reference given and required.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cARD-owTNG TO TIE MANY ACsclDENT THAT
n have occurred In this city from the falling OF in
and perfectly constructed buildings and 70 enable
all Judge for Themselves In regard the strength
safety Of the Jenny Lind Ham, In process 81 ructOn,
under direction at the Of Mercer and Amy streets
has b. decided invite the closest scrutny Of editors
builder and the public generally while the skeleton Of the
entire building = exposed from cellar 70 rooftree.
Therefore from after this date August 2Sth. ifur
Their every requisite faei neeifu complies
animation will Be Afforded TO all phs may feel interested in
the matter. Rcsraetfully
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FELLOWS EIw YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERATIC
Troupe, late Perees MiRstres at the Olympic No. "a
Broadway. between Howard aud Grand sts-Monday Aug
H. and every night unil further noce. The continued
success that has favored this nmable band Of Ethiopian
has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
81 Ethiopian bands, company tkrtssn
have the honor Of giving their original nimtable
merits every night until urher notice Admission - cents
Doors at Concert TO at o'clock after
noon Concert wsdnesaays and Saturday,
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QAkNUE's AHERICAN AUskUA.-P. T. BAKNUM,

vNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
New pain tRgs recently arrived from Europe among
which 10 "Germana," by Koeher-a work Of Of the
highest class Tie exhibition Of paintings by artists Of the
at the the nall Of the Church Of the Divine
Unity Broadway between Spring and Prince Streets
from 10 O'clock a NJ until 10 o'clock p. N. Admission Is
oents. Season ticket 50 CataloGles liz aantl
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EyLION CH0WDER CIUB.-NOTICE.-THE MEN
a hers hereby notified 70 meet a. Monroe Hall.
Monday morning at oclock f=ily dressed for the
sion BY order, N. T. BRENNAN, President. y
CHks NrsEN. Secty.
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THE scALPEL FOR AUGUST.

Edited by Edward Fl. Dixon, ID. D.
Ty1HIS brilliant and critical quarterly Journal OF Medicine
4 and Surgery IL now ready Price % cents No journal
published in this country has ever attained similar
bound and for sse by BERFORD Aston House, ut 80 Is
They contain gree, number Of critical e'ays on medical
pbyscep All orders FOR the Scape be addressed
The publisher, Berord, Astor house; all literary CON-
Inunicalions to the Editor, ll2 Grand-sL
TREATISE Oh DISEASES of the SEXUAL SYSTEM,
By Edward Il Dixon, NJ D; 270 pages, Bib edition
Every question that can possibly interest the reader 70
freely discussed in this work. The London and New York
Medical Journsls remark "Rhs work is OF extraordinary
value 50 digei. Of existing knowledge on this important
sub ect The prooundea research appears on every page
sgicre hydrocee varicocele and specific diseases are
admirably treated Off Dr. Dixon has written so much aud
20 well amoat every subject of surgical science and
hs sve Ia 40 lucid that the book IL stamped vita interest
to the general IS ell the For SAFE al
Chap Ring cor John and Broad way aus 6teodls
NSTANTED-to sell cheap, copy OF the First Edition
w of Dr. Cisrkes Commentary on the Holy scalpmres,
In vols May be seen at No. 287 Bowery at the hloIe OF
MCGEE Lyon, Bookseers. a|N
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Professional Pay at Weat Point-The Military
Bounty Land Bill-Henry Clay In the SEN
ate-Proceedings In the Senate on ThHrs
day.
Correspondence Of Yhe Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday August %.
The proceedings in the Senate, that is in the
open Senate are not OF much interest Of late, and
have seen nothing for two days past even ct for q
text to hang discussion upon. The House Ia now
the great center of attraction, rs Che Senate was,
some four or Eve weeks ago. The proceedings Of
the Senate in close session, fast they leak out
viii, of course, reach you by telegraph They have
closed the doors for several days paat at o'clock.
This morlng the only two matters up OF any In
terest were an Appropriation bill for the Military
Academy at West Point and the Military Bounty
Land bill, both from the House of Representatives.
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs, had
offered & slight amendment to the first OF these
bills, which made brisk little debate The bill as
it osne from the House had changed the mode OF
having the Professors at West Point II seems
that heretofore they have had their pay from va
tous sources in the shape of rattons, amounting 30
irregular sums in the neishborhood OF Sa0Oo per
anu0u. The House reduced the whole 70 uni
form, rate of 81 500 for each Professor The amend
nent Of the Senate Committee was to raise the
sssriek Of all the Professors to ooO except nose
o} IRE Professors OF FrsgcA ard DRAGGING which
amendments was finally adopted by the Senate.
Mr. BRADBURY objected, and raised quite pow.
yxnS about the extravaganza of the matter. and
,ot a pretty severe setting down from DAVIS OF
Mica. has lsabsiy attacked the amendment on the
ground upon which it was really vulnerab Bile
namely It's inyidious distinction between the pro-
tcssarshps sad against two of the moss useful.
should like 10 know why il does not cost q Psoies-
sor Of French or Drawing just SIS much 10 live and
support a family Sc il does Professor Of Chemis-
,ry, The Mathematics .hould not be getting up
ptah snd Aristoccaoto. They should remember
,hal Il ia only half century since they too were
Inre&efs into the sacred circle Of the humanllies-
neorsataly 1vss So much labor to teach class IN
prawips 10 il aeos 81 teach Ethics sha II f"E"S
sud uol eos 10 10 he made the measure oi price,
should tike 10 knaw what branch OF ais euao Atioh
ia wassh Y,aoye .aa military than hs A'oNisose
70 T1sgwfp. and shoali lihe IL knaW w se SANS
.ige what possbla sac soldier a"a '0' -s'Ai'' ~
ala ,s, sifl,te,,, fa,cn,..
r.., noi wsu Ia defeated In sae Senate after rM
80" - 49,, .,..ea ses clear Of the hoodwoo Of
;. pas - whk, IL has gee ensanged, asa by
t. st susapsd slsoseehev Iss ssisads
go AN sbAl.sh "a the s6Ajeoi, and feaFfr
ss av Aasa e so bach 80 the Hoase ard .he
a.' 1, s,essse3G great tass II IL SC - asto sh.
$50 ia siA ast sei eas again, ae4,saos PRA-
s.,sssl e. tssy .Ass he waad saac aganat b.c
s.'s.,ls.ess shas could be offered oa shs, wrs>
S the psaaaassy u tsas sae soag gSsssesvs ~,
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DRY GOODS.
pEW DRY GOODS.
BARKER. SOL GRAND SF.

q BARKER, sol OhAND d.
xSYTLL open ibie morning ont. coustsrING
w splendid assortment OF new shRs, ooN'a' 49,
or PLAIN wAyERED OF DIFFERENT sHADEb
plain Chameleon Glace and Pou do Sole siks.
Rionted and Striped do do
satu Du Chine and Satin Turc, splendid q1ai'y eno
,bsdea .,,.,
Aso, aplerdid assortment Black silks OF every KIND
BIsct ard Cslored Wntered Poplin.
nertnoes Parameas apd CEshmeres Of every shSde and
quality,
Ato New De LANES Of every kind fom lsup
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, CANTON FLANHah'
Bed Ticks Gc.
Also Long and Square Broche and Cashmere SHAWL"
BOO Wool Long Shawls, styles.
Also Printed Rurkerr shawls, new sJies' .--o,,b
Also Trui,es real French Prints ne" ''yi' " ~
2i Cd, only Ia per yard
Every ar,lce truthfuly Represented. on, r,.,,.,
ALT . ---------
pIepoTTs SILKS sAT1NS VELVE1S'
SlAo00%' orf0WERs, FEATHERS,
STRAW GOODS, &c. xurrr,rpy
1OxpogIfyG complete sssoI loon' vi Va 5
C6ooDs, receiyed' f STc 5TTe1i
d noerchants are invited TO call and examine
Mill,n nbcb viii be offered the loweai prices for
..,.ovad credit by ]. DoREMUs Mills
or ag ggfsT y,is+ 20 John-st NewYork.
xx7Er C0ODS-From the Philadelphia consisting OF
w .nnerior Linen Damssk Diaper - and 10 w1de,
auneror Linens Lnea sheetinga Linen Fable Go1ns &c
sroadeothp Cassmeres Sewing SILK, Msrno Ve;s &c
Asc large assortment OF Black Alpaca and aohsr LUIS
ter. from low TO superfne quAities for sails ~
'o. % 49, w MATHEWS, 60 Catherine st.
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SCHOOLS.
AND MATHEMATICAL
GHHOGT,


CLASSICAL AND M ATaEMATAoA AL
SCHOOL.
81 SIXTH.AVENUE.
kNEssRs. sEDGWICK NICHOLS viii reopen then III
Iva School on Monday Sepember2 1t 10 their object TO
prepars pupils Buanena, College, or the Military Ace;
DENY For their methods OF teeching and the esults OF
them they refer the following testimonial and 10 the
gentlemen whose names are given below
From CHARLES DAVIES LII D. Author OF the Couraa OF
Me.heMatce.'
Ngw.YoRK, June T. 1850.
have known fer several year, hsssT edgwf and s
quail led with their system Of instruction and meIhoca OF
discipline and also Of Witnessing their reauta
qivesm great pleasure say that In all that
moral culture development ana Inc or ao
can bs improved safely b. commented de va ~ me-
terms eli who wish their sons 70 De Ell LIS
z !,d '0' lG,gnedl CHARLES DAVIES.
g Iuoh.sr III D Principal Of The Free Academy
NE u r RDrett LID Professor Of Nat and Exp
" philosonbv In the u. Q. Military Academy.
Prof 1ayier Lewis Edmund Hurry, Esq
Hon lanes Harper VIM Hawes Esq.
1enrv q Davies ESQ George C. Collins Esq
Richard B. Kimbal, Esq. John warren Esq
r Norcom Eso r. Morris, Esq
r. McIlyBlpe ESQ. 2. Forrest Esq
Jamea Brady, ESQ Andrew Smith, Esq,
SAM Hopping, Esq Brook. . Shes, Esq. ,,,y.u
Ign. aul9 SWbA&Hn osAu F'F~S
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ROOK TRADE.

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10 a4Ica Borm Reflections, Motel Q1ssuons % onc
Chapter Dates for every day in The year. FemY neou
The WHO'S Bible WIN competed 10 70 Ma n be- OF %
zach making when nished volume OF 500 pages
pn onsro Of very convenient sze for family or private
II Ia a45 giisry valuable for sunday school
Ts,ctsr. Every sbbaih Bchoo should have copy OF H.
il should be 10 every family where there ere chdr M
gh Fnprhyjngs arc lat oduced r shoT but are real
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vii rDder /, very attractive for the young aud VIII serve
more any htT means 10 FIX she Sacred WORD perms
neny In the memory ,,.,
TO lis sphere than her similar WORK we nave great
pleasure In rpcommendu Il 10 our readerH'
The Christian Observer (Phs) Rsys:-We cheertdly
cou end 1t as one Of the most complete and co1yeneoi
AZ well rs one Of The cheapest Family Bibles that has ep
peered
Agents. WANTED to obtain Subscriptions Ia New
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anlsn of Atnckn.

PHfLADELFBfA, Saturday. Aug 81.
Fiyat Boayd-s Union Biz Tenn So Is hanaf AID Heeh
b. 13j 200 Is, 80 los; 5000 do, 67 iIe; 5000
Ttxss X Notes, b5, 81 tnion Cana III 30 kesdiag
t5T& n 81 Nine Hill e5 s36 $50 Texas Notea 50;
so Residing s5wkn 2si; so do. 25i 300 do, s5wkn, l;
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ia 100 Reading, 25ti 30 do, b5wAn Isl.
Bs,igeen Boards--5O Reading, a5wkn, 25i 80 Go: 1tj
$50 do 2si; % do, 25; 100 do '5w&n, 25i $1,000 Rsad
Board-s3ooO Reading So ~ Phs frsa a Sn
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sp 6adn 6s ii, 90 81 900 Ready, 6I u.
Ait<y hoord-s2eGo Readg SIS b. u $4,000 do 7f'
s10.0V0 PEN 30, 9Ai 80 keadg a5 WIN, 259.
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JUST ISSUED, THE LoRGMETTEj
ar, STUDIES OF The TOWN-No. Il. New BE-
Ohes No. g. grice u, cents
CONTENTS.
l. A Daob at the City Ruslics-Betng side view, ganeu
In The tavern porches
g Country Churches and Preachersshowiug up the new
style Of The fret and old style OF the Eecond
g. Leter Of City Mother TO Newport son-Wish pleas
ant advice, every way worthy OF consideration
ready, handsomely bound In muslin With illustrations by
Barley Price 81 25
JENNY LIND JENNY LIND!
The sdvent OF this charming ana unriyaled song
stress upon shores Ia at hand She will Immediately
become the ionne, the bright particular star and mere
struggles and her lmph, From published biography
can this Information be obtained equally with RoaenoefgS
LEE OF JENNY LIND,
which was written under many prominent advantages
possessed by the auho the musical critic CT tue lea ling
London paper the Morning Chronicle thus giving him
thorough acquaintance With the musical world OF Conf
mental Europe Price, with exquisite portrait . cents
s2It STRINGER l. TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway.
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no LET AND FOR SALE.

SsHA FOR bAs.E--A LOF (lte epeloSSdI On tho
MAJ essI sde snd near tho esasr Of Aadlsyn''qaMe
sN Madison avenue sencted fof tho location u fan
" residence hpd bsegtd 10 bs ofihe nGai eligible Ia
our city Ills rely 1ninenmberhd and half tho Phf
rbnso money may renan bond aud mortgage II desired
The owner sells only he has bought hoass slsa
where and absnd0nsd Tho ideh OF b1lidnR Phc9 s5QW
Addyc,a H., aditoy NJ n ne Trbnng s2HtsIWDiG
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wr1L BE PUBLISHED ON MONDAY

A UGUgP 26 -ICONOCRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.
~ Part XII Containing plates Ill, No. 2l-a0 and
xtpsges II, 1910.
Tte Iconographic Encyclopedia WILDE published In Is
paris each containing 20 plates end 80 pages eerpress
Issued In convenient portfolio In which subscribers can
keep copies in perfect order until completed, when
they can be bound.
One part Is published every month he veryow price
of ST. which Will enable al overs ofnsmcton In the most
beautiful and practical form however scanty their means
TO become fubBcribersl 10 the work.
Subscriptions are by all booksellers In tho United
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Prepaymentis asked only payment OF one dollar on
delivery ofeach part
specimen copy OF the "Iconographlc Encyclop@dir'
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Usher RUDOLPH GARRIGUE, Foreign BOOKSELLER
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BOA RIDING.
Am OPPORTUNITY.

FINHE ADVERTISER being proprietor Of the lrvlag Ia.
tu.a property, at Tarry town, occupied for twelve
years past boarding SCHOOL about to retire from the
busineas and would be GLAD TO dtsposs Of his property
reasonable tems allowing, II desired lwothrds OF this
purchase money 10 remain on bend aud mortgage ltts
sdmlrsbq situated and adapted for public house Ths
location peIheps the most desirable that could bs Reeced
the Hu a8on, Ii IA dlsn but twenty five miles nm
NewYok and 10 vi,ed in hly minutes several times day,
by cars the Hudson River Railroad, and By sesmboala
The site ,a less than half me from the depo and tbs
smbos landing and beog elevated the prosps:t is
tepslSe tn6 delightful commanding splendid vew Of the
Valley ci The Hudson for forty miles, tom New.York to
the Hi2hspds
MFhe &c nee is commodious two atov and attic brick
building 4 feet square Win wings by 92ies anda large
swoso1, bue log (sso btck ~ by 46 feeI and base
menNuude the whole he Tholeerected eX ofeasy for tue
Institute ustIu win all the faces Tor board
ing house convenience The premises embracing eithsl
Two or scres the junction OF 40 principal streets
contain rumerou8 shades AID luitiees aummerhousss
large barn, carriagebouses mad gymnasium.
as party Interested Ia hia awe lisemeui will uu
aoabeoy visit the place more particular deception Ii
anrecetsSty.
Application must be made 10 WALTER KELLER, s
Naseap'sl or 10 the subscriber the premises
saflt' WIN, ?. LYON, !rgcg Institute, Tarrysown.
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THE NEw-YoRK JOURNAL OF

MED ICINE- Published ihis day. The September NO OF
YA is long essbished and valuable work Th1s number
Ia one unusual interest containing ievera eXcee nsy
valuable Articles from leading members OF he profeson In
the British provinces this country aeo Reports,
&c from the Hospitals and Asyums OF ths city tae com
pleon Of he Loading review Of the las! No aud an edlo
rial the of Medical Faculty OF Harvard
University subnitted the members Of the Amt rcsn Med
icsl Association Published every other month al 81 per
ennum eat No. conarng l4i pages Persons in Canada
vittng the work obtain free OF postage by address
irg R W Lay, 1913 Nore Damest Montreal Specimen
Nos sent 10 any part OF the country applira0D post
paid, TO 81 III K. z. HUDSON Agent 80 Wal at.
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MONSIEUR ALPHONSE PERRIN
JyAsFHE HONOR TO inform bis patrons and fnends
that bis School for Young Gentlemen VIII reopen os
the Winter pe,aien on the llh Sept al 800 broadway
Applications for admission may be made al lhe scnooi
rooms on the 9th l0h Sept previous to that al me res
ldepce of the Principal @adlbongv cor. Thrhethat
n,,Ot orrint
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AppoIntmenIa br the President,
BE- and utM he ndrie. and e.sn,enl ,EM1 Sc,

ny ana "'N' t'F ddries and consent y tss oes'a1e'
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS - Stephen Champlin, To-
be Captain in tho Navy; William c. white and fnomp-
sop D Shaw, TO be Commanders in the Navy; Richard
B. Tunaal TO be Assisan Surgeon in the Navy Richard
7. Allison, Nixon White, John } Jones' and John Joha-
son. 10 Pursers in the Navy Jededaa II LaAtop TO m
Navy Agent, Washington Edwin o. Perrin, to bs Navy
Agent, Memphis, Tom.
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EXCURSIONS.

sTT~u~ FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
r. sEsas7Fs BRANCH, Ocean Housel PORT Wash.
'.a.--A'A'4.aAIMaToN, M0uNTs AND BROWNE
Practicable, AND RED BANK.~The well. Known seam
boat JOHN HART, Captsin A q Haggerty, win leave
west side OF Peck-sp Pier east Riyer), as follows
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JENNY LIND, BELLETTI & BENEDICT.
EUsF PUBLISHED, superb Pint containing portraits
y fthese dsnguihsd afsls enclosed In chasle ofna
mental border A dbgueueotype having heen forwarded
to The pubiaher from London for the express purpose
Ii pubic may depend Ito accuracy Size OF PRINT ]lny
49, Price per copy 30 Tho usual discoun, Ia the Irado
s23t4 NAPOLEON 5ARONY, III Fulson-Bt
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"a PLACE IN THY MEMORY"


The trade supplied.
awe noticed weeks the publication of volume entitled
Place Memory by Mrs H. Dehoyit, who bscane bi
widow, and blind wtma single mouth The afflicted lady, desi
tu personally engaged ia the sale OF her BOOK
and a lust returned from South where she received
the She has already sold two editions OF tue book
and is now engaged In dspoaing OF third
copying the above from the Courier we have to add that we
have had pleasure from Mrs DeKfoyit since her return
Souh and have had the interest already of he
lady greatly heightened With musical and cheerful voice not
1hsfanding her affection spoke of the uniform kindness she
had the people OF the South and especially
Of the Kindness OF the President and
family and paerua he took promoting her comforts
souhern Journey citing other instances the good
ness heart the furnishing OF the following letter:
WAsHBcTos March 49, 1850
MBs. S. II. DEKsorTT:-
Dear Understanding you about to leave for
Charleston opportunity express the deep sympathy
which your elected and invoke behalf kind re
ceDton among my South You recommended TO
them by every which add interest to norune
and gladly bepeak you the friendly Offices OF the povebay
hosptabe generous community which you propose to VISIT
The members family best wishes Tor pleasant
Journey; aud remain, Dear inausfn, .
Very sincerely your frieri H. TAYLOR
we may add that the ady and We doubt not neF per
severance energy waccoHpsh it. purchase small lone
little cottage little plotwher in her wio~hood aud atHc
ton Sue may retire. an3l 2taWu
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