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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

sheet disclosing the most important discovery Of the
paid addresses % cents to L. L. CHAT
NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
BostwcE practsns physan snT
and lecturer on these complaints Price reduced to
and ssrgic.l may b. ,aa fSsrls, DO
Of diseases and superior anything kind before
an il e this . sS5y Aags e. Secret
S9s1 tho %S., truthful and this sub
&C. &c. For sale At 22 and Of The Author 54 BroadSsy
SEoANE's NEuMAN AND BARETTI, BY vELAs-
gyeaTD apple..on Co. 200 Broadway publish
sh composed from tho Spanish dsonsrie *
81 and ns4. a s
Lngli,d dictionaries of Wsbter Worcester and Walker
and familiar phrases the irrgularc, of all tho verbs and
e sssh c & saas
and Literature ~ uouaha COLLEGE New York and Cor
70. roya syo s pa a'IsS d 1 Prso s. Tho II?
I Sa Of a" % Ard
languages is first realized in ri, work ~ Pretes
f v'Hf Il sHs aaS y Dr.
Saons but !, needed stl Sssaer than
e seae.p;iss painfully arpsrSnt Professor veiasaaes
Cd enriched his pnges from"
sSsiSs ss y. rs"s
Many an ain ID the The ay
otanty uscn cuh. in Mexico in south America, are
now hrst gwen as well as long catalogue Of
terms collected from reliable To Professor
Nclazqucz has added the words and phrases the
muchneeded corrections and tho thorough revision
acscd ny ms long experience as teacher of his
tongue Besides these improvements in the vocabulary
the work y now made n Pronouncipg Dictionary The
pronunciation Of every Spanish word l. given in 4
manner which viii enable English scholar
them NJ sight The method English words
IN this Dictionary merits the particular attention cyory
one whose mothertongue Ia the Cnsan It based up1n
the method so much admired and recommended BY tho
learned Don Lorenzo Hervas in his "Cataogo de- las Lem
Euh namely by giving to every elementary go,0d N the
lhnnuaG corresponding alphabetical character, aud
rettcting each OF these characters TO
hc hp OF thismethOd superior with
voels no person willing TO devote half the
new alphabetical characters, need he at prononnc
correctly English word IN the Dictionary Tr neanJ
improved orhography sanctioned hv Che latest edition
the Aeademy now unyer ally adopted by the
rven Tor the rst time In Spanish and EngIsh D;sonar
hn@hrr new and most useful feature or the work l. 81
ontnne Grammar of thG Spanish IanQpa.e" ana q
grammatical synopsis OF the EnrIisb Teng,age each
containinga grammar in miniature and All IA ,rr,rnA-
Nrs OF hoth languages. The volume
le.' anu made TO answer nil the of Grammar
anu bctlonary ID. n. 4 60. also publish tbe following
apnroSeh spanish Text Books-Bu.crs Spanlh Teacher
nu'3iog1ai Phrase Book, ismo 30 :; olicndorGs New
M..nou 2, learning spanish, by W velasluss and r. Sim
mona. Izmo ~ nt; key 60 do 1J; VIOLA u6ba Spa-
nlsh heaadcr, with Lexicon, I2bo, 81 81, Vsakqrex's
spanish rhrase Book ihmo Sc; Ollcndorn- Now Method
81 earnns English applied to the spapih ny Professors
".nhuon anu tsrenno Emo. az ~ o. u. NRrBhs
bSpkfespnG In Spanish. e,o, 81 so
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE "CLAY
~ Festival Association will be held at the City
corner Of broadway and Howard street.
next. 7th inst, at o'clock for the eleeng
officers for the ensuing and the other
business Members requested to b. pnnctual in
ancc. NATHANIEL q, BRADFORD President
WM. FARDos, Secretary.
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG IsLAND.--TRoT-
~ ting-Friday May Z, at oclock.-Purse and sweep
stake $500 Mile heats; best three in FIVE in harness. s.
MeLaughins b. Lady Brooks; f. Nodinesb. George
West q. Spieer's blk Goliah; II. Woodruff Lady
Bond o%niI%ses leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn, At
o'clock r. N. The subscriber with certainty,
his patrons glorious trot this OCCASION Such nags
Lady Brooks Lady Bond George West and the much ad
mired Philadelphia Golah. have, every they
been engaged in pleased their hackers whether successful
otherwise They all Of them. horses and
will make great Goiiah like his namesake
OF Gath is giant the trot and he will
On this occasion against the field.
CENTREvlLLE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING-MON-
~ day, May 10, Mt three o'clock P.MPurse $780, Milo
heats best three FIVE harness. VIM Wheelan
b. Z. Jack Rossiter; G. spieer enters Vermont; $:
Mclaughlin enters CHI. g. Zachary Taylor; /. Woodruff
enters b. Z. Pelham. JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

u oMANIeM And REPrBL1CANIsM INCoMPATr-
~ be-By the urgent request Of many CIT liens, Rev Mr.
Bach will repeat for the boneht OF tho Jasper Library
Association. his lecture in review Of Bishop uBhes Ca
oc CHAPTER in the History Of the United states In tho
Broadwsy Tabernacle, on Friday evening, May = COM
mcEcmg at quarter before eight o'clock Tickets 1871
ccntan be obtained o. the members of tho Association,
= l. &. WAGNER, Secretary.
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RANe ffANoroRTE. RECENTLY IMPORTED
~ from Of tNe hrst European manufactures.
wood cse and rs class In has been used
months and Will b. eoa at rrcat bargain. Also
hand saosonc Tor $40, Tor Sih .or Sl9j one for
$40 and Tor Slv0. 4 full atsostmcrt Of Boston
and Now York Pianos wteh se oAcrcl for sale, the
LINCOLN THOMPSON.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EoR ALBANY. WIfaoLi CHANGE OF .ARs.-IARE
r@uced.-Rcg ATTY shd lsfety eombneJ.-Tho ca rs
the New York snd Hsrisn Railroad the CSty Hall
station New York, daily (S0days oxcepted 81 oso,k
A. w., April Il. l552. ". SLoAT SUPERINTENDENT. :
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FOR puILI-
~ deiphis IRON pier No hsrsh river foo. % Battery
Morning line leaves AN Afternoon express line at
NJ, through TO fhi!adopha in four and half hours.
S%pyl ~ ks.nrurg leave PhiisacipSis from fos' q
steamboat TRANSPORT, from pier No. J. q. 5 m.
Pare 81 60
NEW YORK AND PHILAbELPHTA DiRLcr-u. 8.
~ Mail and Express Lines, through in "a hours u
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New YORK a. Toes
Of Cortlandt street; "a NJ and ~ r NJ Liberty street.
Leave Phiadeluhs an ms hours OF Wannt
Pare reduced TO SO class and 81 30 for second eass
Baltmore Charleston through tehets ssid
the above lines. through luggage carried in the "a n
and 81 NJ lines RON New York, with hyet sepss<ysA
without exDslF.
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MUSICAL.


MISS ROSA JACQUES HAVING RETURNED TO
I'VE this city, will give instructions In Singing and REFERS
her ability 10 the following letter Of Madam otto
GoldseLmdt (late Mile Jenny Lind)--
New YORK, January O. 1852.
DEAR MADAME have much pleasure in bearing my test
your musical talents having had opportunity Of
forming Judgment from the circumstance Of having
sung with in public various occasions at Hamburg
and also privately In this cty and have therefore no
hesitation recommending worthy In every respect
Of public patronage and encouragement remain, dear
Madam, yours truly JENNY LIND.
To Miss Rosa JACQUES.
For particulars apply to Messrs w Hall & Son, j. schu
bert Co her residence No. 45 Amos street, near
Green witch nue., from to II o'clock n. NJ
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0sursud's Liquid Hair Dye, Do, without
e ss yfs Ss sr for ssaa
rpes rsekles sallowness chaps roaehsss, 90 fsudI:
soSs y %s as f a.. EJs = wsr
near Broadway.
What Is Davis's Rahvene s-It IL new
Invention bring back the natural eoer Of the hair after
. II;
. s'' ~
street; Lyon iii Houston street Of avenue D.
prosv People Some folks have the fac ulty
naw in the on
define example Rsslss Hyperion
ae'a ARss Sold y %i5ISI
ssas.: s1 CLARA R S smith ~
and psri1mers thrOushout the world.
Never set Leyonn a raj,
Or call down thunder to destroy sna..
Es sss to %ass 'as aa sas"s Kill pill
Such humbug In the age we live,
Stands condemned by men of sense.
Rn S s9rs s ySS nss s qSss
Take Costar's paste-it kills SO nice
The rats the reaches and the mice
Outrageous.--A certain person who sells
Iswdsr and pills for vermiG and nsscts tells to be
= place before and believe III i about article
posters Now citizens awaken and be not deceived any
Longer by who has taken hard money
thing that is worthless Costar, of Me- 44 Broadway,
believes not in certificates but refers the people to the first
houses in the city This said powder and pill dealer gives
them he convinced; and he says who doubt? Well,
what they say Coleman Stetson, Aston House.
is worthless ID. D. Howard, Irving House, it is
verthisss Preston H. Hodges Carlton House. say it
.nts " costars Extsrminaor and Thousands others
tho way Go to Washington and Centre markets and
Ssk which is the humbug HENRY r. COSTAR
No. IA Broadway.
will let the world know what DIR.
ats Nervous Antdote has done for afflicted
for three with spasmodc asthma having five
spasms day. thinking each would end my life. could
mover lie down-no seep-no appetite-cold and pain
through entire SYSTEM. utereus for
years, with cough and bronchitis, well scrofulous
affection. The physician abandoned hopeless
immediate relieffrom al my pain, ana and suhernggs
Depot, Is Ann street, 81 per bottle.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

ITNHE RAINBOW.-THIS SMALL, BUT USEFUL
sheet Disclosing the most important discovery Of the
present century mailed monthly six months to all
paid addresses enclosing % cents directed H. L. CHAP
MAN, Philadelphia Addresses should be plainly written
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIoNEER.-THIS DAY. At los
o'clock, Mt the auction room, 10 Spruce street c'nsa
bes sale OF large and general assortment Of Household
FurntureMrrors Engrayings Bedstends Feather Beds,
lot Scgar Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloth &c.
&c II. N. PARKER. Constable saturday, at ~ clock.
ct the auction Dry Goods Hosiery, Gloves Boots and
Shoes,
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A YOUNG LADY ACCUSTOMED TO INSTRUCT IN
"A the usual brnctcs Of education English, French and
Music, with work. and ha az present hours
unoceupied daily would devats them tuition . family.
or would engage In school as Governess Apply ~ No. M
Franklin street. between IL and o. clock, daily.
TNsTRUCTioN.-A LADY LONG ACCUSTOMED To
suition desires IN engagement daily Teacher in
school or private family She instruos muse
and German besides the usual routine Of English
ton References given. Address Nay care MessYe,
wilmer l. Rogers, IL Nassau street.
DENMANsHIP-COLDsMI WRITING ACADEMY,
80 broadway first above the Irving Cass
on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays Ladies II A. H.
and L. NJ. Gentlemen Mt A. N, and and TX r N.
Terms for Glass, So Private instruction $0 including
stationery, in advance.
nANCING ACADEMIES, Nes. q AND ID HOWARD
street-Mr Persccbo begs leave to inform the public
that he has taken aud annexed to his esbhsns
Madam Ferros spacious location No. ~ Howard street.
and in partnership with Mr. Enrieo these two dancing
denies will be kept open for tho whole year.
nANCING ACADEMY, ITO GRAND STREET, FOURTH
~ door from Droadway.-P. SARACCO Professor, In
ventor and sole Teacher Of the and dances
well known in America has the honor inform tho elegant
public who intend to visit the watering places that hts
looms will be open every day during all asd those
ladies and gentlemen who honor him with their patron
age be assured /, learn by him. few lessons all tbe
above fashionable dances.
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I fSGiTHSTGf1E DR4STsExS WANTED. VINO Is
thoroughly acquainted with the ractieA part Of the
business Apply ats Wall street. II AAd o'clock
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE TURF.

NJ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. q
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TyIvE DOLLARS REWARD NvILb DE pAlp by
Powecn Mcndham for the re 'V'ey o. ~, nnV od "
dalsr Dagncrreotypo in tho character ~ tnn 500" ~
Nothing" stolen from tbcS door 7 4goae"'y, 81 ''@
afternoon cf tbs 9th inst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
The annual election for thirteen drectcrs of this
pany, sill he held at their Office No. Hanover st.re
Tuesday, Nay the St 1852 between the hours ofl2 NJ
sP The transfer book Of both stocks will be closed
day. May the 10th, at clock, PM. and opened Wed
nesday morning May the l9th 10 o'clock AN BY order
of the Board. A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary.
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GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE
~ western part of the city of BaltimoreOn Monday,
May 10TH will sell at public auction at the Exchangc.
Mt II o'clock NJ the following valuable lots of ground lying
the western section Of She city and il the vicinity Of
Franklin and Union Squares bet Bam and Franz
lin streets, and Fulton and Smallwood streets comprising
in all about 40 squares, or $50 lots, viz
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WANTED-A WOMAN, OF KIND DISPOSITION, TO
w take charge OF two chdrsn Of experiences and
Iobd OF eldren viii command good and agreeable
h0uSe from Broadway.
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II D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE $40 BROAD
-. way-Sherihs Sale Of Croton Water and Gas Pipe
Mandatory, &c. &e-Ths day. alto o'clock A. NJ At tho
store largo quantity of all sizes Pipo wrought and east
iron; also extensive assortment Of Brass Castings, viz
Gauge aud Gas Cocks Couplings rs Crosses, Elbows and
various other articles for the business Catalogues
ready. N. IL. CHASE, Deputy Sheriff.
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uHoUuB Lzqu10 HnIF Dye, -, WIInOus
exception the very equal
z celebrated GOUhAUD'S hedicated SOAP for enrins
npes freckles sallowness chaps roughness 90 rsudrs
Subtitle uproot hair from any part Of Inc poay Lqua
Aouge Lily White. and Hair Gloss ~ W Haner sxeeS
near Broadway
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MADAME LUTY HAVING LEFT TIE ESTABLISH
VA mcnt Of Mr. Peyser in Broadway, has opened store
nifty street. whore she will receive orders all
kinds of Embroidery and also attend to giving lessons in
thc
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS CUAMBERMAID IN A
w private family, by respectable Protestant girl.
Good references given Can be at No. Seventh
in the haeemeht. -
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49, OOO WA !, PERSON PEI ,9 WITH THIS
has an equal amount in exclusive and profitable
Manufacturing business with proper attention $40 0
anpum may be realized. party may locate in New York
Boston, References given and required Address NJ Il.
b., Broadway Post office.
a. S00 WANTED, A PERSON WITH THIS
lsOOO. amount, to engage in a staple manufac-
turing business without competition sales
will with attention pay from 5000 TO $500 year
Satisfactory explanations will be given upon
Address Hail. Herald office, with
6Q0n YOUNG MARRIED MAN HAVING THE
RoOOs above amount in cash. would like to invest it
in safe lucrative business either partner
Address Partner, Herald office, stating buness (nope
others need answer) References given and required
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"ANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do general Homework. Please call
At Mr. Kcnneys, corner Of Amity and Willow streets,
BROOKLYN.
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FURNT.

II Z. kEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fURSI-
W. ture PiRnoforte, Carpets &C., Tomorrow, Satur
at 10 o'clock Sxlo Room No. 81 Nassau street.
Tuton street. r. &. Kemp will sell At auction above
very large assortment Of Furniture and particularly
thy Of the attention OF housokcepers Wall the furni
ture Of large and wei furnished house. removed for the
convenience n SALE and consists of Rosewood Psrlor
pure suite covered in French crimson
pash forestry Brusse' Three and ether Carpets,
Lace Window Curtains China Cut Glass silver Plated
Ware Extension Dining Tables, Library and Secretary
Bookcages together with aargs
Kitchen Furniture and Mattresses Sc all Of which
tenary worthy the attention Of the trade and
keepers Also, good Rosewood second hand Piano
forte and many other valuable goods. Catalogues the
morning of sale.
gTNHoMAs AsTEN, AUCTIoKEER.-BY 4. NEWELL g.
Co. on Saturday, May 8 at ioh o'clock at Nnsans st.,
choice assortment Of standard half and dwarf Roses in
great variety also Greenhouse Plsnt' in bloom from tho
celebrated establishment Of J. u. ManteH florist
WM s.. McILyhIN CO., AUCTI0NEERs, WILL
w SELL this 0i5 O'clock their seed store, No.
John street fnc collection Of Roses. Carnations Pan
ei.s, Dahias Ierbcnay, Iuberoses &C.. sc from j. T..
Henderson Jersey City, Catalogues the morning OF sale
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rouN T. yANDEWATER AUcTIoNErR =

d. HOLBROOK s co. WILL SELL, THIS DAY.
at 10 o'clock ut the sales lO Maiden gent
sral assortment ofcroch.y and Glass Ware consisting
Sptoons Jugs, Plates &C. also Naples with and with,
ont feet. Molasses Jugs, Sugar Bowls Lamps Lanterns
Pitchers, Tumbrs salts, Decanters. Wine Glasses, &C..
| nj. o, an invoice OF Fancy Glassware.
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ID W. WESTC0TT, ATCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE
N good eecond this Friday morning at
10 ocock, at lf6 Greenwich good chance for
honseleepcrs there is unusual Assortment of
thing in the housekeeping line, including 20 good Carpets
good fanoforse and stool all Of which will be perem
torily sold, rain or shine
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"ANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
~ young woman. as Chanbermaid and Waiter. or would
tons from her last place. Please call A Amos street.
the front basement, time for two days.
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VNAETED-A PROTESTANT GIRL AS COOK, TO GO
short distance in the country. She must also know
how to wash aud IRON she also be neat and tidy
know how make butter; only kept The family
is gentleman, his lady, and one child. Hnot answering
the above description, they need not apply Call at 81
Prince street. Mercer street, after clocl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-01
QUINCY FOUNDRY "a
Main nnd Quincy Streets,

."t T77fTF7 7T'WHEELING, VA. ~. m N lA'
NfIE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM.
plcted their extensive establishment prepared to
furnish public with variety OF wo in their limo.
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including fenders sum-
cr r0nts fire iron stands, &c., ovens, common, rOHl,
and stTnight barred grates. li!is t -ifEa. aE >lI
AN EXTENSIVE EASSoRTMRSTO OF STOVES.
Including the newest aud most improved coal ktd wood
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon ten plate keel boat,
bachelor chamber and parior stoves, froni on to gro
Hollow. ware in ali its branches Sugar kettles vnri.
Gus aizes and everything In the domestic line wholesale
and retail. ..t .....
Mill gearing, boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns, long
peeuce line business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received, warrant us to expect continuation
custom in this part OF business Wind MILL hay scale,
corn sheler, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes " :. ~. b.
- PLOUGHS, AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. f
arc prepared furnish the patent lever patent hill
cured this time the exclusive right TO anuRcture Of
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one Of the most improved
implements III :lrEing at the present day.
Iron rails and cnGnE for cemeteries houses gardens
veraHdas POTIcTS improved graduating twycTe or
have secured tho patent right for several c0un
ties, this useful iron, and exhibit recommendations
the United States ArmoTy, cas possessing qualities
facilitating the Blacksmth's abOrs, which no other
possesses. Window caps Consols, &c In short every
thing line business. Sad irons with fancy saEs
ScrGpeTs porch feet vault cecIs, window and sewer
gratings &c Wrought iron, nall and spikes, OF tho best
quality nHd at tho lowest TTiccs 20 - HsaI : d"
U Persons wishing to purchase in our line wholesale
retail, will please give call. AL orders rom thS
country win carefully to and punctualy filled
Scrap iron purchased at market prices -,
aug24 'f n1Hi.R '.s. HAMILTON e KoGERS.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

(sUccEssoRs TO JAS. FAuLI. & co.,
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers lin Drugs,
medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DC.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAvING purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
arparatns, &C., OF the firm of James PAUL. &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and tho public
generally. All goods warranted. elt
In retiring from Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending favorable conBde ration successors,
Messrs Kells CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that former customers, and dealers generally Will re-
ceve attention and accommodation which has earned
this well known house large share OF patronage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-01
To Oountrv -Merchants.

MIR. s. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm OF
Nl McCallen, Knox & Co, the Temaning partners have
Knox $50 long and atorably trading public
assuming the style Of Me eClalens and Knox. m
They yv0uI inform their old customers C1vhO
have So literally sustained them all other
boots and Shoes, that their Fall Stock will be aTiv.
ing from the 10th to the last OF September. y K
Having been selected with gIeatest and bought
for cash they ater themselves that In their Fall Stock
Bos and Shoes they hold out Inducements in quality
and prices superior any offered in the market To
Country their way east they would be pleas.
chnene with the markets OF Baltimore and
Philadelpiia. Esep3] McCLALLENs d KNOX