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Rogcr MiIIiams,, Monument.

We suggest to our correspondent that II
rs quite sufficient to be Rhodc Isqndr to feel per
sonal interest and pride in every movement m honor
of Roger Williams. without the qualifications ne IN
Inmates And We are happy to assure him that meas
ureS are now in active progress to secure the erection
of the monument mentioned. During the last Win
ter course ofpublc lectures by Rhode Island men
was delivered before the Rhode Island Association
OF Mechanics and Manufacturers, The proceeds OF
which were devoted to the formation OF monu-
mcnt fund rs the sum realized however, was not
sufficient a subscription has been opened and doubt
less our Providence correspondent and the " one
waiting To contribute" VIII practically prove their
interest IN the matter.
Cor Tho Tuhmcl
Mn EDITOR Your paper of the 9TH INST contains
"A communication from Providence, m which your
correspondent says. " Our City Fathers appropriated
on.th. 2i inst 81 800 TO be expended IN gunpo"der
and bel-rngng. This sum would have reared "a
neat monument over the obscure ana nfgtectta grave
of ROGER Williams" And so Il would but such
monument can be- reared without 1t. There IS not
"A true republican or Baptist spirit IN all the land bat
would respond To an application for ana IN erecllhg
such monument. with as lOnd and hearty " Nhat
clter1" as the Indians received Roger WlhamS When
fleeing from his prosecutors, who hated MN ohiy oe-
cause ne loved Liberty, and wished IN common WIN
others to ENJOY II.
When your correspondent VIII take proper meas
mos fo receive funds and erect such monument, II
his Cltv Fathers" Will not furnish the means thayc
no doubt there are fathers who will am Sn'
ONE WAITING TO CONrRBurH.
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lFnr Tho Trlhunc J
uUE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

tween NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALIl-
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-N0rk ONCE corner Of
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, rear OF the EN,hlnge
rho PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
90 New York having offices 80 New ORR, Jersey Guy
Newark New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton Ph,iadei
phl, " lmnrtun HaVre de Grace, Baltimore ana W ASH
ineton CITY and connecting with all the Great morse
Lines Fast West North and South THIS COMPANY ha'-
mo lately made extensive repairs of the line, greatly IN
cren>rd its facilities and more thorousy sy>tematLed Ms
business ma the transmission and mode of delivery OF mes
Se,s are now prepared receive, transmit ami deliver
ANN number Of messages required for the acc1modao o
ne uuhc with an accuracy promptne>s and hlcliY
brherto unegualled The teegraphng business OF the
ruhc Is therefore respectfully solicited Al The ONCE cor
ncr of Hanover and Beaver SIS ,. ~.
~ fyAlME M NJ SWAIN FIVsuoH~
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DRY GOODS, &C.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is presented
10 the BUYERS Of Dry Goods IN the following announce
ment from THE BOWERY SAVINGS STOKE 10
Bowen.
On she first day Of June. being the commencement "
Summer the propre,orS OF tins Institution ia acooiu'"C
with their custom reduced the Of all the bal
suce Of their Spring Goods 50 as 10 ensure ieauy SAFE
thus atrmg the purchaser extraordinary inducements 20
purchase We are offering
Barcee Ds,anes az = and p 6d-ormer price 3 to d
French Barcgos at 2s 6d-iormer pnce IS Oh to d
Eleran, Delaines at is to Is 81 do. p to IS.
French laconetS at IS. "a do p o. 70 81.
Printed Lawns 1t Is do Is. oil 10 =
And al Dress Goods. whether Of SA, Cotton LneA' 'r
Wool a, corre>ponding reductions
II NAV seem strange that these things can be DONE hut As
we have established tins principle, and FOUND " !"
WORK or advantage aud the interest OF our patrons CIV
ug uutouety TO establishment, 81 the same 'ne a'>
pr room for the influx Of goods adapted to the coming
season We presume that VIII not appear strange nor H.
OUR >rocE or DOMESTIC GOODS
- ur~,alcd n the United states and every article com
inc direct from the manufactures We can Afford to sell
%, re,a low the commission merchant WILL az ""o''
eoops roR BOYS CLOTHING
,J,tt,l Il, Al seasons and always large aSS'rtmen'
pR,pYRl NU>lISS AND LACE pRAPsRtEs,
t l.t assortment We have ever exhibited vc have no"
o,-hand. and far below the ruling market prices
GRAPH SHAWI>, SINS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS tLANNhL>'N'
M grc,i variety At wholesale and retail
M COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES
- van, h,.v 4 large ball. We allow the sale % be
NODE ~, our nocsae prices which are below any jo'oeI'
m the United States and establishment Is OF more
r,el benefit than mos, OF The public institutions o. inc
E And our desire IS that il inay be universally acAno"I-
,,l and further that the most fAvouio and popular e
s,r, If all classes VIII he
THE BOwER1 SAVINGS STORE, 10 b'"''s
+ W GIlLEY,) PropnetoIs
W 2 GILLEN. Managers ana
,.,+NSW + MCMAHON. Directors
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SCHOOLS.
ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY

LNSSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-
Icevcs pupils of any and at time, and fav9rs
them with desirable facility for obtaining thoro IN
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable. For
hcahunesS Of location and completeness of Arrangement
tins institution probably unsurpassed and benz on the
beautiful Of the Connecticut River. near the sea-
board easy of access hv New-N0rk and Hartford daily
steamboats, As console ration. we would add that
the teacher. and pupils furnished at moderate charge,
by She stable of the Seminary, with well trained saddle
horses for ladies' use Circulars containing view
of the Seminary Buildings references. &c be- hal Of
LUCIUS LYON, ri, PRINCIPAL
E.ser Mnv rs. lell mAlg 3mNIM NJ
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VlARRYTOWN TNSTITUTE.-A Sc

4 lect BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Tar1town.
New York 4. NEWMAN, Principal in tins Institution
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed ~ All the
branches of English and Classical education. The price
Of Board and Tuition including bed, bedding washing and
mondnP. from $50 90 80 per annum, according 20 the
branches pursued Circulars containing par,lc ars refer
euccS. SC be obtained a. iShePariS Book store l2
Fult0n-st. and at II WilcoXs United state, school
Agency, 293 Broadway, by addressing note T. ne
Principal. m3 MNNfu
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THE IRVING INSTTTUTE-Lvon':

d Classical and Commercial Boarlmg-School for Young
Gentlemen. NORTH TARRNTOWN. y. N-Ihs school
has been successful operation for twelve years. and Is
wei known. Thorough instruction ma the common ana the
higher branches English education IN the Latin and
Greek the French and Spanish languages. rs well AS a
faithful supervision II morals and manners IS insured u
each pupil Students admitted at an, time Circulars AT .
Nassau Il POS and 500 Broadwav 76 Hower and at the In
stIt.te. North Tau town WILLIAM 7. LYON, a. NJ,
PrncInal and PTNrrlCtor leb NW&tt2A
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'astI,i0 wiNSiow. 2ANIER co. 50 wall-st
no CONTRACTORS.-TOLEDO,

Il NORWALK AND CLEVELAND RAILROAD
pI,n,als Mi, he received al the Railroad Ofco m Nor
walk Huron COUNTY, ONO until MONDAY, the 23do Jane
inst M uo0u for dong the Gki BEING, CLEAklNti
ora DINt ana MASONRY Of Twenty nine sections OF
tho Toledo NorNalk and Cleveland Rullold, between
Fremont and Norsaa, through Bellevue ana honroeNle
The lnc and Proflos viii he ready or examination after
Iuue jfh and n necessary information can De- obtained ~
VIM n Newton. Resident Engineer on the work AMI Al
the office I'D NorNalk The above named sections VIII com
petr hat pant Of the road between Toledo and NorMak.
runucefine with the Nchoan southern Railroad Al Ipe.
lothc Mad River Railroad Bellevue and the Mansfield
and San1u,ky City Railroad Nonroevile From Nor
walk o. the Grafton station of the Cleveland and Colnm-
bt, LaIlroad-tominr complete connection between To-
o and Cleveland the will De- read, Tor Contractors Al
early dag and tho Company now prepared 10 make
contracts for any portion Of the Rnd East q Nor
walk By order of the President Norsalk June p 1851
i,f2 lnf " ASHLEY Engineer.
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Ofice II ths -
CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.

(,ROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ NJ 81 Wall-st corner Of PeATl>t
CAPITAL 100000.
A. an election held tbs day. the following seltrhea
were chosen Directors u thus Company i1i the ensuing
S-s M N.se. TAYLOR George Elder.
p n Si.r,,,, MARSHALL pe1o8n FRANCIS SAddy,
%, Men alsraufr IA Grant. Chas BgrklAteT,
49, So as Psrter James b Wilson,
Heny Ecey, Isaac C. lajpf' lli-Ail. ~ 49, =
At q subsequent meeting II the Board, SAhPeON
MOORE Esq VS. unanimously reelected president OF
the Company. J. MlLION o0lIln oeDIe@4l1'
New-Iork Feb. ,. 1851. ~,
y B-Thls Company continues - insure b dlns,' hsI
chaud.e Household Furniture. Vessels m Port, SC q
the ost favorable terms Al losses promptly al is'se iu
pad
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JOHN $ T,PPAN Wee President
FERDINAND STAGE. Secretary
B-Parcu.sr attention called 90 the tfct that nus
Company continues fp insure Buildings Merchandise.
Household Furniture Vessel, m Port against '1,s
damage Dos fire. and OBJ, de She proi> on ls class ot ou
ness she same as on the Marine premiums
uv-S 3HAIN&F
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WATER CURE.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE-Leb-
n d anon Springs y Y. and IS Ialght-st. New York
City DIS TRAIL and HOSFCRD have established a
FINALE DEPARTMENT for the especial treatment OF
and other olplauts re- peculiar
iCement Dr. Tran VIII be as the establishment for
on tt ESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
lel8 ms
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LNDUCAIION.-A Gentleman, graduate
Of Berlin fPrussa,) wishes to educate two OF three
eenteel his esideuce The advertiser competent
teach German Latin French, English, the elementary
lessons Greek required resides ~ avery heIty
location at Stapleon Staten island three MINUTES from we
Ferry. Z S.-Ph,slcal exercises, riding on horseback
swimming &c will also DE taught If req aed Best refer
ences VIII be given Address L. A. H., Stapleon Post
oTca ie3 ST.
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
Il cONpaNV O4Fces s. WALI-ST. and VI BOW
ERY- Tins Couralv with 4 cash capital u
sl5O.OOO, ....
- l--s -,l-,s ssc,lrslv invested continues % insure
asainsf oSs ~ damage by FIRE, N swe-ins D.
al ahzse household furniture, and a.! dreetiPF's - "
syzal Pro1er,r On the most favorable terms
.t y - 80 aiv~ri DANIEL Barnett,
Wra ] VaIeufIne james c Baldwin, Jay Jar','' ~.
JOINS Hams Robert Barkey rAiicn - r --i-7''
DANIEL BURNETT, Presslent.
JAMES n MCLEAN Secretary- -
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Y n - :
4 NEW YORK-ALBANY. june ~. SJl-Ihe MO
HAWK VALLEY BANK has this day fled Ia % 01ice.
a notice If the appointment OF the BANK OF ALBANY,
la the CIV OF Albany agent Tor the redemption Of rs
circulating notes torehsr with revocation of the appoint
mont of the American EEchange Bank. IN the ty u rev"
York AS such agent agreeable 90 tho act entitled An act
~ amend the several acts relating 10 incorporated Banks,
RansIng Associations and Individual Bankers," passed
April b.. 1871 DANIEL b. ST JOHN, Superintendent.
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ERENCH LANGUAGE. Manesca's

Z ORAL SYSTENl- miss DELANEY mTlIns Ino
the ladies of Brook and vicinity that she Lessons
IN the French Lauguae the above system, at her resi-
deace W,ckofst, South Brooklyn. Terms, class, -
per quarter advance Private lessons, 81 per quarter
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DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Il Of the City # New-Y TX. Ofce l7J CAaa4-s, re-
pies Bank blilms.l insgres b4l-llA1s; els'.la-se
household gru-tlrc. Vessels N Port am thsi cts,
&c against loss damage by FIRE, On iAr mos i4'iaD'
terms AL losses promptly adl lsted an iAAl
r,,,h r.-hcn C.ie-1 n AnysIis Charles Pisrs0n,
IIs.----' C,r9rterl -. : Brn.wer WIN NJ Wilson.
- ~ I -. u ~ S-,tes Abraham LeSg5-t,
- u Sei,,.-,,- To.I.r, q Neeke- Matthias Clark,
HenrysS TERRELL Vim b. Corning. lnDuas y ll S-'
Davli d Crane. solomon BaHt4, y" Au r 49,
49, - - "a truer Robt C. FO0rhles,
49, So. ,,-Iier q, yer = J BoGesteel,
- s.l.i'-' 49,. I RucF Alfred Barusre,
Tiward Nelson John M0neypelnyi aAs n holA-ile'
& X Hlbbel. Geo d Cram .,,rrrr p..,,e,,
D,osrsc rvo.,.ss1 S-~-sr.-v EVIL lmHWSF
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PIANOS.
CHURCH ORGANMANUFACTORY.

N-GEORGE JARDINE, 5tS PeAri-St- near City Hos
pial Broadway. Newly ork-Plans and estimates gwen
Orders respectfully solicited which VII be most a!ihfis
executed. aud upon liberal terms JAZZ lY NV r
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- LIFE INSURANCE co -O.scc No iog B-raivays
b-ancL once D.. bowcry. ce- hrn nest ASH CAPl-
TAI i besides The lcr-ru sf1a ~ large business
tle assured v receive tars -htlS of al The prphts
F0t> PRE- i>> JED r. one more years or tar uie Per
srs insure rr lfr, Or t.er on nrrnf or hr benz
c- u flelr bus rs. WIVES tuts and d-el ~ cfci
itrs Ray insure Gle lives of teir debtor, Policies VIII
assn D, -Ial-ct raga aisr t.l'h. ulol tae party
Ilglr- 90 s7cc--sd a,c. 90 hl, secretion.
Pes rs l-srr-t and rc-crr>s the Atlantic
orclr- % est class vessels u ID. 70 ezra r1ir-c % any
se- no f.e rrrr. - r 1-.-- d.. lIl cll--c, may
Vs. -'-rt-.es lang -fr t -.o .,r . 81 tle Policy
Interest VIII boz Para ~ me -r1--s whereby tie yearly
premium Is reduced each rr1r 1,-cr the h.s- tlfee
orFr.Es~
AL0NZO A ALyORD, President
4 \. MENpI 2. >r.rHfI.r
ADRIAN DUlUI~ NJ ID Medical Examiner. - fIe once
from q 60 7 u. tsll.
WILLARD PAEEta. VI n Consulting ph.,,utn.
REYNOLDS a. AAS 3. ftfrN. ATTORNEYS aua l1t.l,el.
BCAED oF ulEF TORS
4 T. K.resllld. & = Wooilul VI an SchlcN.
J. ID Morgan, Geo D lLcla>. klocA Dean,
T. Brown jas Van Nrrica. NaiAl c B-aif nd
ID Brrtrctt. LEWIS LeicT. >.aS H,rri,,.
ID Austin l.ur. ID Henry Haght, John Williams.
n Phelps, John BrwL. T.. J Az ie-son,
p Ha.ght He-rcs Eeayar Ptrm.y.
john = Ware. James 4 BALDWIN Dent I'd P'arS'l,
4 4. Alyorj. John Harris John A. Merritt,
Henry stokes. David mills. Jr. Geor-e webb
w. Valentine. George Hastings VIM. \ Strous.
William Blrgheg. David Austen.
je9U c Y WElIpLE. Secrct4n.
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MIR. OLIVER b. GOLDTMITH, vii

VE commence his Brooklyn Writing Glasses at Coqrt-s
ON Monday 10th INST Ladies Class VIII meet at T. VI
Gentlemtn at - O'Clock NJ Terms So for ten OF = for
twenty lessons. including Stationary Application VIII he
received during the day and evening AZ me academy ~
or al Court-st between and 6ociocS l3 lw'
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NIASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

- SCHOOL WEST POINT, y. h.-lnlS Institution y
situated upon one the commanding spots the banks
of tine Hudson All the branches Of thorough ana ace ON
pshcd education are taught The pupils uniformed and
organized ms "a company for military duty For prlcuI<s
address the Principal, az West Point. -
r.,92 iu,NIWNFs EDWARD V kINSlEN, A VI.
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 7, 1881.

Or Mr. O. w. JAMES OF CINCINNATI oho our general travel
ling States assisted by Jons T. DEBT WA
RAMSAY, Dr. WApswoKrH, r. X Graves A. H. Laws, 'AaEa
MOTHERHOOD DR. LOTT IsohAs FARMLAND ana ~
L. Each Of persons has cesuncss OF inc
Mayor Of Cincinnati with seal Of the city describing er persons
there will be risk in paying hem and we hope all ON "ho
they call will make IL convenient TO settle win thsm
QfEBwAKps SAHyosp,k Co.. agents and bankers IN
United London Liverpool have been appointed
agents Uno" authorised 10 receive subscription,
Their Office in London 10 al NO. ~
street, Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
This in this country with the well known
of Co.. express agents. and is entitled to the conn
dence Of our friends abroad.
Uf " h. PALssK, the American Newspaper Agent author
the cities OF Boston, New
duly take advertisements and
subscriptions the required by His receipts Will Dc
regarded payments areBoston Congress street
New York; Tribune building Philadelphia, northwesseorner Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
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agood average business is represented being carried
and al prices that enable the merchants TO purchase 10 ad
vantage at our existing rates.
The accounts from the mines equally encouraging
as heretofore In the southern portion of the country,
machinery being rapidly put into operation in great
measure under Mexican superintendent In the north
efh mines The same hing is observable, with The exeep
by Americans The results 10 almost every instance
satisfactory sufficiently 10 induce numbers who have
hherto worked In the ordinary way 10 take TO that de-
scrlpon OF mining. On the Feather and Yuba rivers,
and IN the creeks between the two, there very large
number OF men engaged in washing and rich quartz
veins have lately been discovered in ha REGION within
few miles OF Marysvie.
The produce of The country is now brought to market,
and The quality is very superior. The farmers IN some
portions complain greatly OF the damage done TO their
crops by the vermn; but, the whole their expecla
tons are likely to be fully realized.
INTERESTING FROM OREGoN-The Columbia brings
down $50 900 IN treasure 10 order and for shipment To
New York.
The Spectator OF the 18th instant contains the
pondence OF Governor Gaines with the Secretary OF War;
relative TO the withdrawal OF the mounted rifles
Captain BssePs steamer Mullnomah had started on
her first trip up the river At last she six
ahead Captain B. had gone Salem procure assist,
to remove it,
The Sea Gull, on her way up, touched at Port Oxford,
Trinidad Bay, and Umpqua She reports the discovery
OF good coal at Port Oxford and OF the passengers,
II is SAID, actually dug some specimens OF gold there She
went into Umpqua harbor with and three ourths TO
two and quarter athoms of water, with breakers rolling
IN calm day The pnIser, Captain Hubbard OF oPIn-
ion that the shipping will be drawn rom the CO.
umbia river by going TO Umpqua. The newly-apponted
collector at Umpqua passenger to that place in the
Sea Gu--dAa California, Sept g.
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Mount Alban Institute.

THIS institution pleasantly situated tho
Herhtshe from embracing the of Washington,
Potomac miles, and of IL
limited OF benefit
PRACTICAL Christian education seeks combine
Christian home.
The regular will begin November
earlier admission the
Application admission OF pupils for further information, may
he addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. O.
References The Bishop Of Maryland and Hugh Davey Evans
LII d. Baltimore Hon e. Chambers, Kent county Md Aaron
o. Dayton ESQ., Auditor OF hs Washington
w Beverbout Thompson,
North Carolina Col. Miller usiowes ST. Mays, Georgia.
Sept 16--2aw4w
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which was nominated and upon which alone "A
scented as candidate might perhaps bs ss e0s
Notwithstanding this de monsttalion OF public sepd
the election for the conventions bntas have been -
instrumental in seeking the expression Of the viii
people through convention, ought la my soi,i, VIC
ton, 10 abide by H.
Therefore, upon full consideration of all The i,
stanoes-respeot for the apparent decision OF The
duty tho noble aud patriotic party who are s,ru
maintain the rights Of the South against northern ,
sion, land to preserve our institutions from the fatal -
Of consolidating all power in the federal government
sense OF self respect, which nclines not TO seal
lie station In which my opinions upon vital que,loo
not sustained by ma osiiy OF my consIuens-au o.
in inducing me TO the opinion that my duty feon,,'
10 retire from the position which occupy as n. !.
cratic State rights candidate for governor With emN
OF the deepest gratitude the patriotic party by v
was nominated for the evidences Of their unfal,err
dence, both in the nomination and in the warn Na
hearty reception with which have been met eys,vwt
in the canvass tender my resignation of the high
orabe post of their chief standard bearer in the
canvass pedging myself TO them and the coun,, -
will, to the as' serve the great of Stale r,h'
faithfully in the rank, as have endeavored do in M
position
IA. ouIraN
MONMOUTH Sept D, 1851.
II appears from the above letter that one rea,o,
which Gov. Quman withdrew from the canvas va, 4.
fact that he had himself been instrumental in calm, !.
that very convention which the people have now ,o,
posed Of men opposed TO his views. As Mr. Davis n
pears, in his letter above quoted. fully urgena "a en-
Quitman that there should be convention, thai cou,
Grafton would seem to apply equally to prevent Mr. D,
from now coming into the field, when the BATH, Ia.
already been decided against him. Again Gov. Quinn,
says that OF selfrespect. well as OF RESPECT n
the decision of the people, consrsns him to be no o
candidate, when the people have decided agau,, 4.
policy which he candidate represented This ,up.,,
to us 10 be just and proper democratic sentiment W,
do not profess fully to understand why does not ,.
itself with equal force to the mind Of Mr. Davis, and
all who instrumental with him in starting me,,u.
of resistance to the Compromise.
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w. II. Duvau, Merchant Tailor,

(Lafs firm Of Lusby DuraH,
MOULD respectfully public
he has Just opened and varied fall
goods tor gentiemen's wear such
Cloths cassmes and vesngs OF the most approved manufac
ture and styles
Merno, silk shirts and drawers
Hosiery cravats sus penders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c,
which he prepared to offer TO his customers at the lowest cash
rates. He solcn liberal share OF public patronage
His present location oppositehis former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania
Sept 27-3aw3utf
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KIMBERTON FARM at Public Sale.-Wnl be sold a
public sale, the premises second day The Goth
tenth month the properly well known Kimbeon
for long time occupied boarding school, situate in Chester
80 miles from Philadelphia miles Reading
road station al PhGnrve and miles from the Chester Springs
daily mail stugc
about III of land, excellent
state Of cultivation The buildings spacious dwelling
for the accommodation Of eighty boarders Abundance of
spring distributed by forcing through different
OF building The farm buildings large barn, sabng,
wagon house, carriage house. house. locality,
of its saubty the abundance and purity of the the
beauty of the grounds contiguous the dwelling and Of the
rounding county, desirable either
school a boarding house, within
Philadelphia 46 adjoining the above, win be
For further particulars inquire Henry Knbcr,
siding the premise- of Isaac Jackson No 10 Marshall
v. Massey 205 ~ Fourth j. Warner, 225 ~
OF Thomas Kimbe No. 40 NJ Fourth
Sale at O'Clock said day which
will be made known by
Sept 27-w3w ABIGAIL KINDER.
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EPiscoPaI Institute Tor Young Ladies',
Norfhpsst Of Ola and streets.
THE INSTITUTE will Septem
ber with efficient OF professors and teachers every
department
Terms boarding pupils So per annum including English
mathematics.
Term. pupIsper session Of five ,eontAsom Ai0
s22, in English and mathematics.
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WILLIAM j. CLARK, Principal
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