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VALUABLE PROPERTY a, AUG.

TiON-fhe Commissioners appointed oy tlc hens -
CLINTON PETIT. dd ceascd of RDckaway, Long Is1ls
wi offer the is.ioHlng property al Auction, 10 "l,.
The Home stead Yam. Containing. By estimation, uOe
900 acTeS, 10 of meadow. = II woOi Tho rsna.der Up
land. There Is On sald farm story ana attic DrehHt
hOuse containing ~ rooms vel! and ciserA near me do1
u Isabella grape ana srUbDery number Of irls
trees D1fn carasehOgsf and other necessary s1t otlo
mss The buildings pleasantly situated aDsDt quInA
81 mile from The shore. where there good sea os
~. few rtis north "a the h5use grove ~hen VIA
snail could - nude beautiful and eoo reRssI
Also Farm, ymg n0dh a - 0ning the above. conss
ng Of ABOUT 40 acres VIII 2-storj awslng n0nse shS
barn. built wtnn i've years Also, 20 " "1 liha'
y af about miles from lla above farm -,
$50, quarter sections - Pfalne and. l2 acres l,
heT land u town los, and fyD fac iona lots, s Va
town Il HUDSON, Mclean Co.. Ia ~os
lAe eaIc az the above gerty All take place % ny
DAY Tie nm day Of No,s4br a occcA, % " ~ ~
seal -ru Tile incl -tIbe. Sale gOsrIys ye ~ ~.
the purchase money may fer.a.a On TIE .tDqery
day SHOULD prove stony sale s nes far day FDfI
IniOrr ZION impure % er u nc unlsrs gnsd, ., 81
HlGblE, No 10 Hem. 49, Bfo0A'yn. where ei'Tf-A"
tie property may be
T. y HIGBIF wsabsy,
JOSEPH DORLEN Hsmrs's'S'
oil ne LAS HICKS RockaNN>
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Sales bp Ametion.

n VI UbhNtN hu'NVnects
pY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.
i Trade Sale Rooms Ne - Psrs Row
REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE OF ENGLISH
AND AMERICAN BOOKS. ANIMALS, FOhEiGN
AND AMERICAN STATIONERY, SC sc, COM
mencng on MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov II. ~
O'Clock. with the
ENGLISH BoOKS-F Embracing invoices from Mes~s VIM.
6 On & Co, Henry Washboume. William Baeksood
Sons, the magnificent Consignment from Mr.. Heaiy q.
Bohn splendid invoice Of elegantly illustrated books
fom MI Peter Jackson, Also from MeSsrs chapman =
Hall. and others.
Also very large invoice If Standard Law Books
Ssng of quantities Of the tRed States Digest, Supple
msnt SC. IS vols Colyer Partnership Story IN BIDS
Story Iouhc' or Laws story on the Constitution Sso-
~ on Equity Pleadng Sto, Partnership Story ON Pro
mlesosy Notes story Sales story on Equity Jnnspg
derse Williams on FNtcutorg, stephens oa Pleading,
Halss Pleas OF the Crown st.phenss Ms Pnus .o'es
Try AID Hughes and IHaris"ns Digest vols Petsn,
L. 5 Digest, vols Mheatoa's Sel~yn's Ma Pnus,
vols Gordon's Digest U. ). Laws
Tie contributions from the American trade, embrace
most extensive yauc.y Ct apdard Miscellaneous Mod
cal and school Books Auuas and other illustrated w1s
Chdrens Books &c. SC
STATIONERY, FANCY GooDs, Sc.--A choice assortmsA.
OF goods IN this line Will be sold Also, Blank Books, Ea
Cravings Nc. 81,
The sales viii commence the following days oi tss
week At O'Clock. A. n aud be continued say aad eve
nng.
Catalogues may be had application at the sles rooa
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r. c. kENr, Aucuonecr
FURNITURE, Piano

4 FOrs. Mirrors. &C. 20 be sold by order oil hiHtga
gee, THIS DAY. (Iucay) at l0l o'clock. at NO. -
Nassau-sr near Fulton.k c. KEMP VIII sell as above
n auction all the furniture If large and ashioniby fur
nshed house but little used Moueagtd 10 secure d.H
of ~ 800 and removed Tor the convenience OF sale Ihs
furniture mostly made order and has been IN uss
bat short time and particularly worthy ofhe attention
of purchasers OF fine rosewood phnn ore,
made by VIM. lindeman oon-cost 500, carved rose-
wood paIl0r furniture suite. rch French satin Doca
tee NoltaTe easy aud sewing ci afs IN bfocatete ana
velvet plush wood cabin 10 and large rosewood side
board with maTbe-top library and secretary book cases,
wardrohes extension dining tables, carved rosewood ana
mahogany and fancy tables. very Tch paper mache
pearl inaid center tables and tea rays French man
te clocks. candeehias chm vases, French plate per
glasses oval mirrors BRUSSELS and other carpets, nat
stands parlor and other Stoves rosewood aud mshognJ
dressing bureaus ard Wassttnds with and without mar
bic toilet SETS rich painted chamber furniture suite.
carved mahogany French ald other bel,tesds, mahogany
sofa beds. mahogany sofa and chaifs ia hair cloth,
suite OF rosewood paTor furniture IN hlT CLOTH c0uches
rocking chars. seat chars, diysns tote stete
sofas hest cuTled hdT mattresses bods and bedding coffee
urs, china and glass ware, silver plated wh cut
glass, table cutlery ttn trays, s'ec hss sOis sc &c
all Of which particularly mcntg the attention of dealers
and hOusekeepe the whole viii be positively sold
without any We, by order Of mortgage
Catalogues the ornnc Of sale goods may he exam.
med the day before the le n3l IT,
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CITY ITEMS.

FIRRs.-I.ast evening about 81 ociocA
- S,s N~ote nm, from some unknown cause N Z
S~ns hn,laino accounted as . stable In the rear o.
Nos % and "a vsndam-st. The bremen Oh the
TAyd Distinct wxe promptly on the gfouh" dnu
sor1, succeeoed IN extIngulshlng the fanes' hos,
SoweveY before the above building, together WIN
one adjoining, also occupied as stah3e. were ueS
t,oxed The horses were removed IN safety; -.
About ii O'Clock last night ire oceuneo ~ u
NH mandatory In GTeenwlch.st' co,.e n =,
ev, under the store Of Peter Duyer' se.-. The
dealer which did considerable damage 80 &c
flames were extlDguished. A pornoh on WI" 20, his
ment OCCUPIED BY Duyer as s'Vi md the
soofs was somewhat damaeeu " o., rsnoy,e,
goods considerably injured oy No. ~ inc nroDrie-
eouio p.t svs,nises were present. Inc ohgln Vi
- a. ,s nnknown. 1t was dIScO'e'e~ ~ p
S.remyn of the Third "afo.
c,xnrIAR CASE or VAGRANCY. - h0mas
n-.nybt and three other men were anestea on
"wednesday for vagr~ncy ihese men y opp Wnoss
Ssen living for some weeks past IN 10" Woous,
.~sv Bloorin gdale, and bordering on the hudson
n or whence they issue during the nlgnt tihe anu
init their depYedations upon the properly oil Ihose
ijv.zg M the vicinity. ThenrODoenes appear, ho"
So, 10 be principally confined 70 the gardens ana
tards in their nelghbornOOo' ioni nIuOn VIZ?
D AT various times IT is sad. stolen large a, af'i-
,,.s ri vegetables and fruits. They never entef
house ana make their haOl,a'ion und1 uees III , tne
wcods where they sleep during the nlgh'. WnsA
arrested po.s pans, and other culinary uI.nsits,
u.se found In their possession, ana ~ was eFioch'
thai tbey had but few moments before Dee't p1rhA
inc NJ meal of vegetables some oil the remains
-e,o found scattered about upon the ground. Inc
arty mad sonew hat the appearance oil gypsies, aho
xo,hsleN like them INDUCED III OCCASIONAL appfo
rv,st,ous OF tneir neghboTs' property 10 tneh own
use.
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BY relegrnph.
Iron our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 20-ArrIrCd-bsrks Adeiia
Rogers. white Boston: Elk. Edridgs. do; schrs Ande-
med Corson. Providence: W. Erickson. Westcat
Boston; Alexander Baldwin Haven; Francis Hal
ieu, walden. New-HOrk.
Cieared-Seamshsp Penobscot, Clark New York brlgs
] M CLAYTON, Tucker Boston; VIM Nichols, Leighton
do schrs J. and W Erickson, Westcoit, do; Alexander
BALDWIN. New Haven; steamers Cayuga, Wilson, New
York Anthracite. Mher, do.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN .--NOvEMBER 20.
See Ssreata Page for additional Shipping In'euigeI
Cleared.

Cleared.
Substitution. Nelson. Charleston, Durham Dimon
NewYoTk. Hull. Charleston Geo. Bukley; Coonis', Re-
gers, Savannah Barclay ( LlVIn gston.
Barks-Archndes, Merrill, st. Marks, NeSmith Sons
Jane Do'en, Stockbrdge. Mobile. J. w. Ewel n Co.
Bngf-New World Cashier, Rochelle, Nesmth Sons;
St George, Hyler, St Mays, J. ". Elweli.
Schooners-AIaIy * Elizabeth, Potter Philadelphia
Plat Saleht Rebecca, Gould. Philadelphia. Jas. Hand
Abbott Lawrence Allen Boston, Haigh Sprague Alder
man Smith. BIszos Santiago, J. levitt Sons, Meta
Catherine. johnson, ST. CroiX. Funch Meincke; VI NJ
Klotis Chase Boston Foster NckersOn Fremont, Rem
ick fredericksburg " +. Allen; b. A Tufts, Kinney
Jacksonville BadseI Peck 4 Co; Pearl, Thea - John
y B. Thomas Wallace: Mary Howard Narslssk VII
minston Hnssey s Murray; Samuel HadlocS, Hadlocs,
Belize, Brett, Vose = Co; o IT, Ilerrck Dexter, Salem
sioop-AIaria Louisa Bennett, BRISTOL master
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ILLINOIS,.

MuspER.-John Talbert has been muI-
- ~ ~ Wsrion county. by DAVID and James Haul
,wo Zee negroes. and John Cooper, white man.
whose wife IS sister OF the negroes. Ias 1h,oago
Ad,frtser of the Ilth inst, says the accuseu nave
confessed their guilt
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CANADA.

FREE POSTAGE ON NEwsPApERs.-Th
Postmaster. General Of Canada AAs abolished tho
postage on Provincial pApsrs passing between ana.
IlsAc, arG Nta.Fcu1Gl..d
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MAINE.

fosT-OFFlCE ARRANGEMENTS new
rostOihce has been established az MalawaSSa.
Atoostook County, Me, ard Bap,isic Fouuiav an.
pointed Postmaster -
The Posi'ohice al North Penossco:, IN Hancock
County, Me, has been diScoptinmed
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!. H. ALLYN, AEctoaoer
A lLCTINN NOllEE.-J. NJ. ALLEN

"a viii sell THIS DAY ;.o, q. at TO- O'clock, at
No, 900 By"dwaY nc = puare-st. elegant rosewood ma
hogauy lad walnut Cabinet Furniture cnMpu5.hg aeon
uloe sOrtmeut of richly rrhoffIr-I lad caTyei Draw.
lng-room fulnrurc. rchS et Chamber do Library and
dining room luHflle, K AlsO luf6shng articles, lacy
goods, &c AeD.rfs If Drawing Fur.ituIe pnsn
and brocateilo sets Of Chamber Furniture richly carved
very valuable: sets Of enamcled and painted do Fa
further particulars suction head Of The COnrier and
EuOiur,r Catalogues On morning II sale. nee ~
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VERMONT.

r5-Charles Chase, an old resident of Ben
nineton. while engaged in choppfng about t"o nun
dred RODS from his house, was caught undeTa 'ainE
tree and instantly killed.
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Receipts of Prc.inre

F. re Noris River Bot 7harstrg-s.Jl hbls El--
8 Do Ashes 30 d. MAisky - pkts Ws5i 20 n, ~
~ bash Eve lel.o do Corn. SO - " t..l - -
oai> 500 d. Farley. 'eae sides Lea'Le- elf ~, R,-t
s,-,- >-tess, I-~-s Beet
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Cost.

1 .OST-At Chicago, Oct. 1, Supposed y
haze teon tascA ~ mistake from the ,y h9 .ss.:
BLACK LEATHER TEI NIX. marked !. NJ c9nL1,,sss
book instruments ana wearing apparel Any '''is,ssi
hei eof vii re thankfully received and sutlDy Ssnss
p JULIAN MAGILL, Chicago, % IHEo. -.
FhHal..rhIa. niS u"
STOLEN-From the foo, of Jalnes-'LI
> or Tuesday morning. one Ibid. Molases nS nj 70.
Eltla Vista, b. g.. Tor tie recovery OK Asch SDe'
we'd VII De paid Oh Application 20 -. : ,ox
nl9 81 No 10 Soutn-s-
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Npoken. NC.

Oct %. La 50 " lon. 81 o. " clipper shp Comet, fn
New-York tOct 81 for san Francisco
No date, On the Wssfen Edge OF the Baharna Banks
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Domestic Ports.

Hs~rsr, for do soos; schrs Fary. aad Mar Ellen. fer
Ne~ Orleans with dispatch Corgca. tiooH.1ns, dsr
and tie above aTuyAs.
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n l.. WILLARD AUciInneer
A LARGE and POSITIVE SAlE Of

~ FURNITURE &c 40 Auction, on SATURDAY, At
80 o'clock, az No. 800 Broadway, N. T.. WILLARD,
AuctoneeT will sell above, &C Hoopers Sales room,
general assortment of Furniture. worthy the attention
HousekeeIef and the 4 ade consisting OF Center Ia
hles Bureaus Painted and Lnameed Furniture, en- sur,
Marble TOP Center Sofa ana Side fables Sc. H2l az
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B. MooNE9, AucLlonser,

hOOTS and SHOES-300 Gaze. An
y assortment OF Boots Shoes and Rlbbeg3 1tapFed
the season, on TUESDAY al 10 O'Clock, A NJ at Store
No 223 PeaIst. Also prime assortment for private sac
a lowest rates, \: No 20 P:arEt corner Fla So New
YORK. srbjn
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MINIATURE AI.aAaAc---.rHIs DAY.
Bur-Rsss. 81 Ssts-.-I IS moOS-Ssts----
HI8H wATgR----NOy 81.
Sandy Hook I'm Gov Island ! 07m del Gates Ism
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DEREMPTORY SALE on VALUA-

n Bile MACHINERY, mu.L-GEARIHG, ~ -Os
TUESDAY the 18th inst al II OclOfk A NJ. a. the bes-
yer MIL Paterson n j. will be sold auction by ROB-
EXT CiIlSNELB, AUconeor, Wi hOut reserve ~ closes
concern. the following valuable Cotton MachnefY Gear
ing &c.
1 siules, 300 spisces each. Cone willow.
iIhr0stes. 100 do. a. Platform Scales.
/ IhrOstie, l20 DO. do. / pr. Steel Yards, 800 rs
! Banding Machine IA quantity VI Reeds healdf
81 Power Looms. Reels cfocls, D,fiag and
~ "a do. do Loom BOTes Gc,, &c.
Also. Office Furniiuro, consisting OF Mahogany Dess
Book Cases. &C sc.
Al.o, the whole ~ the Shafmg. Gearing, Pues, &c ~
tait NILS great portion II which p7iIsaed. and mo
whole is excellent Orcer together with GIst-rAs Ies1
lator and fixtures cOnstlt tA lot Of machinery, ard al
foTdDg opportunity 20 those deSIr0us Of enenng at9
the business which seldom occurs Conditions u sag ana
further particulars may known application 70 hOB-
ERI CHISMkLL, AuftcIccr, PaersOn. 10 Jois T.
VAN WINKLE, On the premises o. % MessTs. NOOD'
p.Is,s6n Nov - -' ,e5i p ''' niea'
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,,ru WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 81 1881.

sehr Edward wotton olive. philaielphla 2dsys. coal
schL Norh Pacific. Hewitt pnaa, Ph d lof F'Oiie'
Sch Leah, = Pallas'phii1 oi 5,g. coal
Schr W. ". BrNaard. Palmer. Baltimore days bound
sehr Brilliant, Cot,er Addison 10 days, timber and A'hs
SIR "a Dorado Wass ADDISON days, timber AM aihs
scar Sirols smith ADDISON 10 days. timber asi alh'
scHr' IsooSire, Holden, Lubec Ne IS days plaster to
schr EimlTa gers S7ellman Albany for ProviSsnee
Sehr Euza Jane. cot BrOpAsiiel Sn2~ mah, o. S
Pat, GAYS tobacco, logwOoc usic and hdc 70 neONc'
Graves Nov TO- la, 81 Ion -. spoke STE lmshi ~neo
kee hence for ChagTCs 5ta insf.. with oss ol %
nov - Oh htileIas saw n.iS Heli7l.i U -, f,r
Beaufort, Nc Len brig AIcstus, u bIooAha'eh io'
New-Ycrk IN ( DAYS
schr jenkins. Hlbndse. Rondout for Charesoa' 81
Schr Augusta Pool, Ne vhurypor. macserel -.
Schr Renown, Churchill Boston 3 dass. mdse to > W.
Schr Pzarro Chase. rTyanns fish
Schr Sterling. Chase. Hyann.s. hsh
Schr Kossuth. Cole. Newbuyport days
Schr Michigan, Bsset Baltimore days
Schr Yorktown Cook. Petersburg DAYS.
Sohr Haxan. Ieeiield. Richmond days
schr Deposit rhompsoa Passport days. plaster and
laih to Brett, VOse X Co.
schr John Cody & Co, Ryder. Boston mlse.
Sloop Fashion, Blydenburg Providence.
wIND-Atsunset S E. 9PM, Sc, with rain.
BY telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. I9-Arr ships Old Enslaad.
nd ONO Boston Russell, Glover, Nandaica, and New
BOSTON. Nov 2O--Ar bark General JessupP and
Ehza Philadelphia hugs Ellen Reed Pens lcola; Mary
Ann Jacksonville Schr. Renzi. Atlantic he ena New
York sRip Amulet. Calcutta barAS J. \ Jessuram RIO
Hache Lady Knight, New Orleans brig Elisha Doane,
Baltimore; schs Triumph Lady Suffolk NJ Paterson
and Mechanic. Philadelphia; ucY White Elza Jane ana
Eliza Lawton, NewNOTk schrs Louisa Grey and Emma
c Philadelphia Vermont, Fortune. PHILADELPHIA
Cid barks Justice Story, Baltimore Oak. Pha: origs
Nancy Pratt Cardencs Phlis schrs Florence, Ioossc'
ST JOHN, n. B.. Nov. BAR. hrgs Ann Eliza, New
York, 10th Albert, DO 18th Sylvia do.
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ARREsrs FOR GRAND LARCENY ARD RE-

GIVING STOLEN GooDs 4 Young woman NJ NOD
Alice Edwards a domestic IN the family Of Mr..
Theodore Clark, Of NOS Essex-st., was Yesterday
arrested for stealing about 500 worth OF dresses,
bedding, oarpoting, &c. from the house OF her EN-,
Mover while Mr.. Clark absent on business and
his wife was confined to her room by sickness. Al
ter committing the larceny che left her employer,
but was soon traced by officer Beck, OF the Third
District Police Court, who arrested her, When she
owned hor guilt and told where she had sold the
property II was found at the house of Mary Evans.
No. i76 Madison st, and OF Margaret Taylor, at
the corner OF James and Oak-sts., both OF whom
were arrested and held TO answer a charge Of re-
sevng the property, knowing 1t to have been stolen
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lrAvy ROBBERY. - Capture ofthe Jh'ef
c ',n.d T. ifornian was ROBBED ~ his boarding
,TT,,,se the Hobokcn- Horse. No. sos PeGylst.' OF
$1,000 IN gold double eagles. by fellow ooardeI
The money was IN McG's trunk, and Brown knew
OF II. beng there and had key which fitted me
trunk, and which MEG having misiaid his own TIE
day before had borrowed and used 70 open Nle '1hA'
Gum on leaning his loss al once applied 10 officers
Ralph Patterson and Burleigh OF the Lower Ponce
Court who at once telegraphed TO Boston, AoanN'
Philadephia and elsewhere, in hopes Of stopping
the thief a. one OF these places At Albany he was
taken as he was leaving the boat and escorted TO
Police Station, where the whole Of the money was
found on his person He was then brought 10 tns
City and was committed by Justice Osborn, for rlai
He confessed his guilt to the magistrate and officers
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rTyTiE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY
The Right Rev. JOHN JoHNs, d. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor of Municipal
and Constitutional Law
BENJAMIN s. EwELI, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SMEAD, Phi d. Professor of HUI
mainly.
WiIIIAm F. HorKINs, A. M, Professor o
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
III. A. WAsHiNGroN, A. M, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SEAS ToTTEN, ID. d., Professor Of Intel
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for Undergrad
uates--the regular course for the degree of Bach
elor of Arts, and Science course occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of ineir pareg. IL guardians Students not
desiring to join a regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted 10 study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
Sl86 and Sl96 per annum.
Circulars will be Forwarded to all who may de-
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answered, il addressed to Professor MORGAN J
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia,
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
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study with any class which they may be prepared
to Join.
July l5--I aw.
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EDITED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY MEN.
FINDER this title will be published, during the
~ year 1850, twenty-four Portraits and Bographi-
cal Sketches OF American citizens who have become
ustrious In the service OF the country Every por-
ton OF the work viii receive the most careful atten-
ton, and nothing will be spared to render il worthy
mad enduring monument to the great men Of The Re
public.
Mr.. Brady has been many years engaged, at great
expense, IN collecting Portraits Tor q Naional Gal
lery, and those which being engraved for this
work are believed to be superior to any that have
ever been taken In the accomplishment of this great
object he has experienced the utmost courtesy and
encouragement from distinguished men MIR. Brady's
reputation has been too long established to need any
recommendation His daguerreotypes are in the
highest sense the works OF art glowing with the soul
Of the living countenance.
The dra wings and engravings OF D'Avignon have
been pronounced by Europeans OF taste to be fully
equal and ia some respects superior to those OF the
best artists OF London and Paris; and every inn
preston in this Gallery VIII BE tscn UNDER his i'm
mediate supervision The Typography win he exc
cuted carefully and in as superb style as the en-
cravings themselves. The entire work will be on
the finest imperial folio PAPER, l6 by % .nches made
expressly for this purpose.
This work has nothing sectional in its scope il
win therefore be comprehensive in IFS spirit. The
names Of those only admitted, whose talents
and public services have won for them an honorable
fame throughout the nation Each of the great de
partncnts Of life wril have its representatives Art
and Literature universal in their spirit and the
Gallery is intended to be worthy and enduring mon
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achievements and fame constitute the chief glory Of
the nation. We hope that every lover of Art, and
friend of glorious non, vail respond to our APP
peal for encouragement and aid IL Gommenda bic an
undertaking, that It's publication may make an era in
he progress of American Art, and by grouping TIE
ilustrious OF the Union together, consolidate it
still more firmly.
sno work Of this kind has appeared in America
and the ps,cas they sustain in Europe would place il
beyond the reach OF most Of citizens the publish
crs have resolved to merit Large c,rsulsfion, by
charging very low price They have, therefore,
the following
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
OF THE

SUUTHERN LITERARY GAZETTE,
was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of May9
LOU, uhder It's original nameinstead Of RicAerds;
Weefiy Gazehe-as more significant of its per,,li.r
character, II being the only weekly organ OF Litern-
ture IN the entire South! Itis 80
Greatly Enlarged ard Imp oped.
CONTAINING weekly Thirty-two Columns NJ
matter. u is, moreover, IN an
III. E'nirsty .New Dress
Ho" head 10 loot, and upon beautiful wn,ts
pape,, 80 mat IA mechanical excellence, it is no,
surpassed by any paper whatever in the limited
states. IL continues under The same Editor;n.
direction as heretofore, and no pains or expenae
will be spared to make it " ''7''' f'V'
"A Choice Family .Ns,rspaper.
: as cheap as the cheapest, and as GOOD an ~
pest oueriy, discarding the notion that
Southern Journal cannot compete with tbs No~,L
ein "eehies, In cheapness and interest
The Southern Literary Gazette
rivals the best OF them in all the characteristics NJ
a truly valuable ireside journal Its ann 10 ~.
diffusion of cultivated and refined taste throur,....
me community--and il embraces in It's ami.
,pias ever species of Intelligence tha can .eh Is
Original Contributions.
from many Of the abest writers in the south
chieny occupy It's columns, but not 10 the exc.a
SION or choice miscellany, selected from m. ~,
American and European sources I'' ~
The tone Of the "Gazette" is independeu, -
criticism and IN the discussion of every Legitimate
topic, but IT is strictly IN -.
.stniirai in Politics and Rel;r;or,
Its columns are occasionally embeIlished with
southern Portraits aHd tas,dsoapss, :"
engraved expressly for the work, and atcomsm.
med by biographical and typographical sketches
Us General IaJbr~4fion
IS copious, but carefully condepsed from the
leading journals of all parts Of the world
Notwithstanding the great increase in the size
and attractions of the paper II i. sf;ll r,,,l,
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