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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10
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md siss ssys ?, Angus: inst Sa.ss
Ssr,lssd street. Connecting Eli2,sS,hsown same
ssn ipas fifteen nsaa
East d. Same Day and arriving York P. N.
as's for the sxeu5,i9n Ssoed only the day sold
Fare York to h S and 0D re-
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tiors to the KANE Extradition Fund and mmary
Tee I 70 hs @ fn s;Sssfs y as
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BAL Br Bro; Y, amounting 20 s4l vas handed 70 Mrs.
he husssnd " Com a Hsas-
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van r D Kelly, Ksrrgsn, william L. Cole, ?. l. Rogers.
4.
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NCTICE-TBE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE
Lorrard Fire Insurance Company have this day de-
csred dividend OF hye the capital stock,
able aud after the 18Th nj rgust
CARLISLE E0RW GOD, Secretary.
August 9Th, 1852.
NoTICE.-TUE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF MA
~ zeprs Engine Co. No 4S wishing 20 accompany
Excursion 10 albany viii plesse to Meet the Madison
boti \ o. l025 broadway. Tuesday evening the 10th
met A. o'clock. Punotua attendspse il requested. BY
OF PETER j, HENRY, Foreman.
Jossrn BRrDexnAs Secretary. .'
WASHINGTON TENT. NO. i, ]. 0. OF R-IHE
w memhers hseehy notified to meet ut tho Tent
Tuesday. August 10TH at twelve O'CLOCK NJ for
the Of attending the funeral of late brother
David B. Tepniswood. BY order Of 9. r.
JAMES H. DICKSON, r. S.
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ErT ofF CLUfHEs AND FURNITURE WANTED
IL Ladies' and Gentlemen obtain good pros sbe
above avtces by sending through post or other ips 70
fUOHpNri, ~ Leonara street, poar Bsos5wsy,
<-ASH FOR CBoT IlNG.-iADfES Or GENTLeMA.
having any cast or clothing furniture 70 dispose o.
spn reoeso the utmost value by sending the stare
or through the post Cchep ft2 Hvdson street
Laakss attended 70 by Nrs Cchep.
fSssp OFF CLOTHING ANDFURNfTURs WANTED
I.oIes or gentlemen having any clothing furaitura
Az iaveIrv dspeee obt ain fair pvjce ~
ssdna r Ahe subscriber at Lis rodan or throuuh the
Pas Ladies attended by Mrs Dosselanr rs Eu street
DUssNLDORF.
xyYrRIJNa INF,,EMAwfCy. = LADIES AND aeN
- temen having any 30 ga gearug apparel ews,ry or
purchaser BY addressing ans to TIE suhscriber Who win
1--WE the fall value for every article and paw 10 NsnkAhe
money. y, w. PHILLIPS, ~ wan street, basement
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ITO THE LADIES -LUXURIANT HAIR AND PEARL
white Teeth acknowledge to be the greatest orna-
mehte every These be economically obtained
by enclosipg 81 to JAMES aYCKBuURN, Post Once,
New Yors You win receive By resarn sarss rsesps
Creme Divine" BanHoline, and pearl Dentrihces
20 last year for 81 ehectiug large annual saving
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ynsp REWARD.-Losr ON SUNDAY NIGHT, sTH INST
Ec in eenwieh street near Canal chased gold rnrs
marked d. W., 1851 inside TIE above reward win be paid,
any person fudng the same b. calling AZ No. 100 Canal
re. e., ne ar Sullivan street
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gE ~ rrksT.agSS TTOaz.

syHURCa'S BIzakRE-ThE NINTH NO. or THIS
~ excellent cheap f3mi monthly Just published and
fer sale BY adriance, sherman Co. Ator House and
Ssrneer Townsend Ann street and Broadway 1t
oantbns Ting narrative II doogs with the Demon
Desd." chapter from Aunt Phiss Cabin" now IN
prese reply to Uncle Tom wi tn variety "
other interest The Bizarre Is published at 40
Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA at 81 year DEXTER&
BROTHER, Ann street, supply the trade.
ysvHIS DAY FUBLISHED-THE GREATEST WORK
yet is6uej the sses miseres aud secret haunts
ofEew York City The Seven sshs in Gotham, BY John
(author of Fresh Leaves from the Diary of Broad
way Dandy) pleuddly illustrated. with designs from the
artists Price % None considered posted
Of New York life until Trey have read Tie
seven Nights Gotham Price only 25 cents. Send yonr
orders BUNlsELL PRICE, Publishers ls1 Fulton
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I'D REWARD.-LOsT-A BLACK AN TAN COLORED
e English Terrier Dog Last seen in the Sixth avenue.
p.ar Eighteenth street. she the fanny
will her 30 3}6 Sxth shall receive
the above reward,
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y osT-A CHECK FOR 500 So ON THE HANOVER
~ Bank pay ablo to B.rra, drawn by Collins &
Nasen-ettween % Water and Jersey ferry The
viii be rewarded leaving the at % Water
Broad. The payment has been stopped
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w Situation Cham aid and PIA,s Sewer or
pAhie Of misdsr ehiisren Can do the work Of small
private family MAS lived three years In IAss paco No
objection TO The ecnntry Apply No. 10, Thfs
between ,w'rsy un and Thireth streets Beet o. oity
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n1n hEwARp fArp SO QuKsrIoNs AsKEpl

~ will he raid Tor the Of the following sr.
taken tho bnrs pnie Satu raay the 7th inst
mahogany writing desk and papers Of value but to y
owner bird anc css' and II yer hunting watch
made by Alexander Troun. Inform alton may left i'm
eia,ely at Is South stress.
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CsT-oN TIE NIGHT OF SATURDAY LAST. IN
~ Mercer street. between Breome and Houston streets,
Gnid Watch liberal reward will Ia paid 10 any who
give such information the least clue that lead
and to any that il, the
Of " will he giver, and questions asked
The does much the price of the
watch the Citations connected Herewith 1t being
present and relic ANY giving the least
will confer everlasting obligation by addressing
Box 1867 Pos. Once. The Identify the watch in
every particular.
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- UN WANTED.-A DOUBLE ENGLISH ONE III
NJ Cnso preferred. Any person having suoh article.
which no IL wiling To- dspoGs o. loS may It'd cash pur
chaser, by addressing j ID j.. Htra1d cpc,.
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" sor Mrs Jacqnot No Is nifty street, respectfully
those who have hon0rei with their
that she has removed TO No 6 Broadway where she
tinles the same businees.
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WANTgD-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as Cook and TO assist in the washing
derssDjs her bu has objection going short
the inc best city references given
be for two days Ut No. II Mulberry street. first
floor,
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L'0E IIVERPOOG-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
etip PACIFIC. capt. Ezra Nye.-this steamship will
18th the United
Saturday, August Sit IL o'clock 49,, from her berth
mt The foot OF Canal berth seencei TIL paid or
Fer freight passao having uptquaed ,tions
for elegance and CONTEXT, apply % W.T. H. COLLINS Il
CO. % w al Street The steamship ATLANTIC will
coed tho Pacific, and sail September l.
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WASHINGTON TENT, NO. j, J. o. OF R-THE
" memhers are hseehy netiied TO meet at tho Taht
m Tuesday August 10th, at twelve O'CLOCK NJ, for
the Of attending the funeral of late brother
David b. Tepnswood. BY order of 9. r
JAMES u. DICKSON, r. s.
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NOTICE.-T8E BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE
Lorrilard Fire Insurance Company have this day de-
ctred dividend OF hye the capital
able aud after the 18Th ri August.
CARLISLE E0RW GOD, Secretary
Anrnc
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KLANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN
w 10 do cooking and washing in respectable family
yiags reference be given. Please call at M. 80
Mo- street
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ysDST AND FOUND.

Os T-THREE DOLLARS REWARD-A SMALL
~ white Irish terrier dog The edge Of Of elbow
ecor and to the name # Tip Had neck band
with the p Townsend engraved thereon The above
reward sill be given for his return No. 81 ST
osT-ON FRIDAY EVENING EAST: A SMALL
bound Receipt Book. to have dropped
Ia Of the Chelsea stages The finder will tconer
favor al get reward, sending ID to the owner, 10
Lsnaon terrace. Vest Twenty third street.
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" ton Cook, asher and Ironer; has objection 10
do homework for ma family, and has objection TO
into country city reference given from her
last place. Please call At l3e Mot street the resr
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NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF MA
~ zepTs Engine Co. No 48. wishing TO accompany O.
Excursion 10 albany viii plesse 70 Get Madison
botsl No L025 Broadway. Tuesday evening the 10th
met AZ o'clock Punotuai attends il requested. BY
OF PETER j, HENRY, Foreman.
les.
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tAANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
w worsAn active an Industrious girl will find good
place by applying a. No Union place. South Brooklyn
the Hamilton ferry Can before O'clock i'd
the m
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GUNS, ElFLEs, PISTOLS, GUN Material, SFOR 3
~ ing Apparatus, tiaf Crtlefy &c, &c.-cgion u
Wheelook Manufacturer ard portsrs ~ Maiden lane.
invite the attention Of city meroh. their
extensive nnd well selected assormaat e shove sooas-
constant supply CT hevnlvore nher Fire
nufactorer by Alien TNurher hlHe O9ts p.sc % az
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"a ANTED-A SITUATION, BY FIRST RATE COOK.
w The hest Of city reference be given. Please
n No 20 Thirteenth street. between Frat and Second
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YTANTEb-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
" situation in a private family. Is good cook
wasl snd roner The best Of reference given Can be
for two days at $50 Greenwich street, second story
a
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yxTANIEp-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTABLE
w young married man, as Porter: can sneak ENGLISH,
swcdih German. Has objection to work in whole
sore Can write good hand Call at % Cliff street.
second story, front room.
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1000 oz Sc ntEs s sN p ST. ET sas.lss
RETURNED. zoo bafkets II Champnghe Hsdseek Temple.
and oh choice brands london aod Dublin Porter Fal.
Kirk YonnRers CamEhels SO tch Ales; ndia Pale Ale;
Champagne Cider ph deps ale and Porter. For sale BY
WM H. UNDEaHlLL. 530 Broome street,
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aoasEs. CARRIAGES, &c.

EoR sALE-A FINE BLACK HORSE 1917 HANDS
high years old. very pleasant ard stylish driver aud
plendd saddle horse ted sound hind In all
price $500; he the Of Monroe
Montgomery streets A. tho ium ber Yard.
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"a VI. Il. UNDFHHtLL. inpOarEH AND DEALER IN
w Branches Wines Segsr- 80 SO $50 Broome street,
Of Crosby Dealers ard the public generally. will
effect faLg Of eny cent by purchasing shove
The LARGEST In the wOHd ebVics bottled Vines,
Ernr ~ &c 10
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WANTED by RESPECTABLE pRorE;TAyT
W yanrg girl situation Ch:ldren's Maid, 20 Do
sft ahome aud hind mistress than
Can be for three days It SIS Sands street
rer of Fearl .treet Brooklyn.
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wv ANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w tuation good plain Cook, asher and lroner
to DO general homework in small private family. Good
CITY reference can be given Can be FOX tw
296 Atbry
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w as Cook in private family. is thoroughly comps-
test has no objection 60 assist in the laundry Apply at
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INNTRY CLERK-WANTED, IN A DRY GOODS JOB
~ bug house a rapid ard neat penman and ono wa'
is quick and correct in figures Salary moderate Address
p handwriting of applicant, with reference Box 65i Post
cfiee.
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- med By the rapid prorrese a. puhH. d..v ~,
nnset IT, fesaslsnee was impoasise, Il. cnns1ltafion
t,s rrsDe sT nu g ihe French squadron and
9 mesns OF safisty toscnda ve.eisr deusssinn -
sse Aasnan csrnp. with IN offer Of cauifuisfio =
ucnersI Gergowski commander 81 fks 1nstris,
c6ps ,u,p before Venice Teeeived the depssanon ils
had no power treat bnt that he svond ir,e g IT,.
y forward their note for Milan and thst during.
the umc necessary 20 reply from MarshaI Rsdetzky
Se Mo'd , coneeni e sl.cssn biz FIRE the city, and
iuTtner nat venice mightc0ufde IN fle palerral n
tcntions Of fhe Emperor and in tl,e nlehssme ana
kal spirit OF his government The dfnufaticn
cnmprehending the exact value 20 b. sfsarhed =,
sach phrases returned detected and dieconsOIale to
Time rolls on, the reply from Milan Is hooriv e,.
peted the destiny Of a nation hangs on die balances
and day becomes an age. The krc Of the cneuy.
~ newnat slackened on the 10Th and 2lst s renew
ca on the night Of the latter with a. great seyerfv
as ever What win be the nature II the roply from
Mllan What terms win an ;allp0werful and long.
prossna enemy niiet upon utterly weak and
NO one knows hut Al fear they wi i be riaorou.
IN the extreme, The Republic snnroaches ~ and
Venice has bot two days pfoviscns left and those
OF the worst kind. The progress Of tl,a clols-o i
irlgntiui Inc absolute and unconditional slrren.
der OF the city within two davs 4 inev:,sbae tn.
21d of August arrived and with il The ans.sr f ~
Field Marshall. That ccfogenarian cornusnde, - -
magnanimous as renowned has aiixed no al dssia,
stipulafions on his fallen foe the trims are accent
ed by the municipality of Venice in whose favor In
Provisional Government and the National .sernslv
hare abdicated their powers, the firing has ceases
on both sides, and the Republic Of Vence is y,
more
Her defence stands alone--lke her marble ualsee
and her renown. in the midst Of seas and of tn
ages OF the void she falls abe lived free from
excesse, free from violence; and whilst endurin
incredible privations has never yielef to ANARCHY
overPowered BY superior forc 8. and yislding to y
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TO THE DEAF.DR. HARTLEY, aate,
i Principal of the New York Eye and Ear Sur.

TO THE DEAF-DR HARTLEY, Gate,
i Principal of the New York Eye and Ear Sur.
gerry, and Proprietor Of the Ear Inhrmary, 80 Arch
street. Philadelphia-the only Institution in the
world devoted exclusively to the treatment of Ear
diseases begs leave to inform those Of his patients
in the neighborhood of Richmond. with whom he
has been in communication, that be has, in COM
pliance with their special request, made arrange
ments to spend few days in this city, and may be
consulted at his rooms, on Main street, between
9th and 9th streets, until the 25ih CT February
Deafness, Noises in the Head, and all dissgree-
able discharges from the external ear speedily and
permanently removed, without csusing he least
pain or Inconvenience; and he viii guarantee a
cure in all cases where malformntion does not ex-
st.
Hours of attendance-from to 3 O'Clock daily
Thirteen years close and almost undivided at
tenton to this branch of special practice has ena-
bled him to reduce his treatment TO such degree
of success as to find the most confirmed and ob.
stinate cases yield by steady adherence to the
means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They win show at least in what esti-
nation his professional qualifications are held by
some of the most distinguished medical men in the
country.
81 have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley in
/ practice, and have been led I, form favorable
opinion of his character both in the profession and
as gentleman" ". PARKER, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Surgery, &c.
F." His professional abilities VIII be duly ap2re-
ciated by those who place themselves under his
care.' JOHN WHITTAKEH, M. D
Professor of Anatomy, &c.
"From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley, have
! found his deportmt Mt correct and gentlemaniy"
| VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
| at is pleasant duty to give my testimony in
favor of the treatment adopted by Dr. Hartley, for
! the cure of deafness. The heappcation is unattend.
ed by pain or Inconvenience, and its effects almost
| instantaneous" H. p. HARDMAN.
Counsellor at Law, % Chambers street. N. Y.
| "We have known several cases OF partial deaf
| ness treated by him with the most happy results.
| DR. II. is scientific gentleman, and can produce
numerous testimonials of his ability and successin
this difficult branch of the Medical Prufession."-
| Globe.
"Persons afflicted by diseases Of the ear, are re-
| commended to pay visit to DR.. Hartley, Aurist,
at No. 80 Arch street, above 3rd. He is well edu-
Gated professional man, and having paid particular
attention to diseases affecting hearing, has acquired
from his skill and experience better means OF
ping with this serioss sfiiction than those which
are possessed by physiciaas in general practice" :"
Dispatch fe6-d6t*
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S7,t1N0ND sTOvE WORKS.

u,uESE works are located in the immediate
ririnug of the Tredegar Iron Works, and
ore row in blast. The princit al business OF this
are sht;sbn,ent viii consist in manufacturing the
s .s;.nrored Air Tight AMI Premium Cooking
S,oves, psror, Office and factory heating Stoves,
Er"n,s, {; rates and Tenders, and the most useful
kinds of Hollow Ware. ,.
The attention of dealers is particularly request
a. - tbe above articles they will be exclusively
a,cd 70 their trade; and pledge ourselves TO
Sor5isb them of as good quality, and at as fair
o-ices as thew can be procured from the North.
In addition to the above, we will execute orders
for plain and ornamental Fencing TOR evenings
md Graves; do. Balustrades; also, Cornice ana
Csnisols in architecture and for almost any style
of hight and fancy Castings ,,,,,,n
10 2a-lmd&w' BOWERS o. ON DEh.
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An MAURICE TIERNAY.-The colder 0

MAURICE TIERNAY.-The soldier OF
Isl Fortune, by Charles Lever-50 cents.
Armand, or the Peer and the Peafant; play In
five acts, by Anna Cora Mowatt-l3 cents
Layard's Nineveh, abridged by him from his
larger work-with numerous wood cuts
Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts OF
piety aud charity, by Julia Kavanagh-75 -75 cents.
History of the Jews in Great Brit in, by the Rev.
Moses Margoliuuth-3 VOLS, 81 so.
The Universal Songster, or Museum Of Mirth;
forming the most complete, extensive and valuable
collection of ancient and modern songs in the
English language, with copious and classified in
dex, in 3 vols.-$3.
Quintin Matsys, or the blacksmith of Antwerp,
by the au hor Ct Robin Hood, Wat Tyler, &c i;
beautifully illustrated, and only so cents.
The Illustrated Hand Book, new guide to
travellers through the United States of America
81 so.
Democracy in America, by Alexis de Tocque
vile, avocat a la cour Royale de Paris, &c. &c,
Translated by Henry Reeve, Esq. Third edition,
in two volumes.
Distunells Railroad, Steamboat, and Telegraph
Book, being guide through the United States and
Canac a-a5 cents
Children of the Abbey, Tale-75 cents.
The History of Tom Jones, the Founding, by
Henry Fielding-50 cents. For sale by
fe l3 GEO. M. WEST L. BROTHER.
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I0sEPH KEININGHAM is prepared to

TOSEPH II. KEININGHAM is prepared to
q. execute orders in every department OF BOOK
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. dis pa
pers and binding materials of the best quality;
snd he fatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
fdence as TO the good charater of his work, Mer'
chants, Clerks of Courts, and others can De sup,
ned with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store at the Bindery OF Brown
and Keiningham over the Printing Office of Colin
& Co, opposite the American Hotel
de * JOSEPH X. KElNINGHAM,
226 Broad street
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND. VA.

THE subscriber begs TO inform his friends
i and the travelling public, that the American
Hotel has just been elegantly re6tte and furnished
in the most costly manner. The situation Of the
house is unsurpassed, being Main street. front.
ing the Capitol, and com manding o fine view of
the James river and surrounding country.
Having had the experience Of several years at
Jo, es' Hotel Phiadelphia, the undersigned assures
his pa rons that no trouble or expense shall be
spared to make the American all that first class
hotel should be. He
fe7-lm* j. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
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. ITURACITE COAL.

A NTHRACITE CUAL.-I nave now To
A ward, and will keep regularly supplied with
,be yery best quality of lump and broken, and
ssInrasne3 red and white ash Anthracite COAL.
which will deliver in any part of the city at s. SO
ner load. Orders left with John A Lancaster q
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post Office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.



ID received, ana for saic at this store.
Life of Christ, by Rev John Fleet wood. d d.
ACommentary on the original texts Of the Acts
OF the Apostles. by II b Hackett
A Commentary on the Book Of psalmp, by G
Horne, ID ID.
A new Translation from the original Greek Of
all the Apostolcel ERstles, by James Mcknight, D
ID.
Doddriiges Family Expositor of the New Tes.
lament.
A Commentary on the Epistle to the Romano, by
Hodge.
Sacred Rhetoric, or Composition and Delivery
Of Sermons, by Henry Ripley.
History of American Missions, by w Gammell,
AN
The Reign of Grace from its Rise TO its Consum
nation, by Booth, with memoir of bis fe sc
Spiritual Mindedness. by John Owen, d.
The Happy Homo, by Rev. JAS Hamilton, D d.
further supply OF beautiful Bibles.
Aleo of Stationery-Alo lot of first rate English
| and French Letter Paper alec, American do, al
low prices. CHAS. WORTHAM,
fei3 Depositary.