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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
Il

OF
BRowN saiPLEY Co. Liverpool
' P.is' CT Gko Il DRAPER, a.,..
The Ct hsss ship. vii cot Be accountable for sod
s. bills Of dhs sr, ssnsd iefsfor aud he v.sos
Shippers VIII pes.e tAie sot.es tha, the ship. Of this line
cannot carry sny GOOD. ntIae@nd Of var
CITY OF MANCHESTER.-The liverpool and
- Phl:a,Fh, g; .g.sB csIPsay' gowsTfSl .ts.n.ap
win s.a from PHILADELPHIA for Liverpool On WEDNESDAY
Nov Is For heshi or passage 'Ppiy 70 ,,,r-rr svrru
No. II walnut st.. Philadelphia or No Brosawsy Ny.
For further dates of sailing failure advertise meats
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
FROM NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chef Cabin PASSAGE. ......'.."'..''.''''.sse
'o From ONT Bo :'ieSs TO 'iiyv5ERfooL.
Chfef CABIN PASSAGE.
TIE dip. Com boston cal at H.lii...
ARABIA Capt johns kMSRp1A csp' sb LaSs,
ASIA Cps + g. Lot, sA; NADA C sIs stone s
These vessel. cary clear whs Lsbt ms,-hesdi rees
EUROPE sb.onon =. Boston "Wednesday as,n SEPT
AFRICA H.rrison..... Newton. "Wednesday, lg Nov
NIAGARA, Leiich.... Boston. Wedne.dsy un ~
ASIA, Lou. Yori wsdDe,dsy 18Th Nov.
Al experienced Surgeon on board 81,
The Of these ships will rot e seeSunaoe 'e 200
Silver Balboa Specie, yewsry Prseioss stones or Mets
1es. bs OF are rsned therefor snd me Vse 'hee
therein expressed
Z. CuNARD. No. Bowling Green.
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW
Il YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will DO
COMPOSED Of the following and splendid ships w.
CALHOUN. 900 tuus burden Capt D. a. Trnnsn
WEI sTER....2coo tans surden.."Capt j. j. Lawrence
ORIENT........2O oo tuns burden....Capt Geo. Hill
The above vessels have been recently built and are he
largest and mos: substantial in the trade. 49, 49,
They commanded BY men Of ana soty rne
Accommodations very superior, and exertion will oe
promote The comfort Of passengers ami the eon'en
ielse Of shppeTs For reisht or passage apply to
sPOFFORD. TiLESTON Co, No 80 Broadway.
Agents in Liveipool-T GRIMsHAW 4 CO., No 10 6oree-
Plaza.
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NIEw.YORK ana ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ .ns ..r w.dae.d.,. sept ~ "a s.:ii farther n'ss
go sss.s Tn: is:,. fss f sss sss. ys
S S.D,, t,Fsr a. for -. $50. .,a ius.rn.d...
Rssll..d PASSENGERS p NJ ttre1. eo. q cs.mSsr''tJ
wy Passenger ZAP n for otsvils ard intermediate sss
Ntes. Express At s. P NJ for Dantirs and Bus.ls.
Enisrsnt ~ fsr Dunsirt and Baaaso, and insrmsd
e On SUNDAY, only on. Expire. Train. s4rM
These Express Trains Buffalo with erste>s,
'snad eas1 2. LAKE. Ere for Al pe1,. on the LAKE .ns
snnsii, Tsiedo Detro,, Chs,to te
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.-
ran aRsasGEsEsr. cosssseisG sErr 4 1854
Leave New YOri for Eastou, &c at A NJ, n NJ, ssd
= Le AZ New Ye.k for sonsryiie tv,ylms neM.
By stefne1s RED JACKET and WYOMING, from Pier
No eouafc nr a. E1sbethtown with trains By New.
JsIey Railroad FROM Oet OF c0urtand''t Rs'asans vii
rsu,u.burr ,spposi,e Easson) SIS and 10 A NJ and
ss%s''iFl fiitzss sI A y AND sEw-rosk
Leave Hew.York at AID lol5 A. ~ y " and $50
Leave E''eSSgGf5o H 4 IA rE6kaa
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
u IDPLPaIA from Pier No. ! North River-rwo Lines
IAN r 81 ~ s oSEFP' AS fs
rsos. sSd RasiPS % sSy hence direct 70
c,ns.o sr ear. ;hroalh in i've hours Fare 50 Way Ae
commodsfion and Emissnt Line at P NJ Fare 81 So Emu
ierant Lane Up. 81; 81 IS "
ELMIRA. CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA
II FALLS RAILRoAD-WIDE CARS With SOFA
sEArs-THREE TRAINS DAILY, from foot OF Ousnes .
The longest broad gauge Railroad Route In the word wa
NeuYork and Erie Railroad Enir, Elnirs Csnandhsus
and Niagara Falls Railroad to Nsgars Falls Great western
Railway (Csnada) to Detroit 6o6 miles The ss, men noned
road connects Detroit with the MiehiEsl Central kMosd
for all points the Great West. The and = Kan
road Lewon with the Royal Mail Line OF steam
er. Toronto; also III the American Line OF steamers tor
Kingston OsebsbuIgh, Montreal and the Waite Mountains
This route : run with perfect regularity and Dispatch, always
mskiue iis connections
TIGHTS can De procured follows: PROM c. Tappen,
No iS Broadway; H. b. Spanldibg No go brOsdway Da'
ras CLARK No us Broadway and Al the New York sod Ere
Railroad Ofee, foot OF Duareg.
WILLIAM O. LAPHAM, Superintendent,
SUPERINTENDENT Once. Cansndagus, June Is, lsSi
VIM w. PALMER, Agent, No ls3 Broad gay N. Y.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AncioBeer-B a. II. LEEDS & CO.
TNHURSDAY, Cd. and FRIDAY. Sd November
Drp GOODS.

CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!!-GEO.
~ BULPIN. No. Si Broadway respectfully invite. the a,
tention Of ladies his msnactures for the
'''"' season" FEN TH66 Is sf5c CIGARS
at the following extraordinary prices;
Two thousand superb .if lined Cloaks at....sla
Fifteen hundred superb cloth silk lined Closks sl4
One thousand very rich cloth silk lined lloaks st...$N
6s hsasn Sps Tcs,
Five hundred supe Lyons velvet Cloaks. s35
four HUNDRED msgniheent Lyons velvet Coaks a.."sp
Three hundred extra eur crime satin Coaks, at.....s25
And endless profusion Of cloth Tsuas SIS and 80
The ,ubseriber deem. further comment unnecessary suf
Gee TO the high character of the goods sale at bis
ut ALREADY well ksSTn and he would merely add
be the richest best and cheapest 0''h GEO B1P
Paris Msntills Emporium, No. ssl Brosdw.y
n l. o A X s, C. l. o A. X s.
" LYONS & JONES. No 81 HudsOn.-, between Canal
and Spring SITS haze cE qe' s'sn -h '6't5
which win be found full assortment of the newest Paris
styles, much below the Broadway pIiGe:
American and imported long and square all pces-chesper
'D'D We. BRocHE sHAwLs, s. to go
FRENCH MERINos 6. and 81 RARAMArrAs, Hsto46.
double Dress COOS % great
NB- Good KID Glove. 2l6 per pair.
NINE. RUT1KAI KOSSUTH having made a
M reduction IN the prices Of he, age and sef.nt stock OF
Fine French EaBROIDERIEsOn muslin and linen lawn.
THREAD GUIPURE, BLACK CHANTILLY,
POINT D'ALEkC0N POINT DUPLICATION,
VALFNCIENNEs and MECHLIN LACE5,
Elegsnt TABLIERS and FL0UNCES In POINT LACE,
THREAD LACE CAPES, MANTILLAS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
HEAD DRESSES,
SKIRTS and HABITS ,,, L..
All which he will sell low they be purchased else
where at her Rooms No. $50 9h-st fret building west OF
Broadway.
B.-HEAD ADDRESSES. CHEMIsETrEs and SLEEVES
made TO order.
DRINTS-Steams and Madders new styles. re
Il ceivtd from the works daily, for sale by
NESMITH Co.. Sos % ano I'll bioeaS3
DRINTS-Lght and dark styles Steams sn'
Il Madaers In great variety including Shifting Prnist
French, for sale by NEsMlTH Co. % and u oIosdWS
DITCH DRESS GOODS-FALL, lo5.-
III UBsDELL, PERSON & LAKE are nov prePsrsds 20
offer the ladies extensive assortment OF rs
SILKS French MERINOS. Saxony PLAlDS &c, &c. Put-
chased at the late auction sales at prices full % per cent ess
than the Of importation No All Broadway between
Grand and Broome block below the st Nic1oles
~ III o NJ A T N ID l.
(lae with A. T. Stewart Co..
MANUFACTURED IMPORTER or
LADIES' AND CHILDRES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No 62s Broadway, New York
TICKS, DENNIS and CHECKS-A good as
! n sortmept just received For sale BY
EESMiTH Co.. Nos SO and II Broadway
WOOL 81, 500 packages, comprising
w Cloths Cassimeres, Sanets. Jeans kersevs Linseys
Bhawls Blsnbets &C For sale by NEShlTh 20.
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T,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il erATIs NAIL srEANIRs.-Ths sh3ps composing tAs
hne ne foovirr:
ATLANTIC, Cspx Wet PACIFIC. CAPT NyN
ARCTIC Cspi txeeL BALTIC, Capt ComstoeA

These hips have beea halt By contract expressly M Wv
service Every BEEN taken 70 tnsr eoesae
son IN ;ksir essnes insure strength And eed sne
their accommodates o p.ssnsers are uneqrsed nr
and comfort Price Of p.sss<e from Sewfort 20 Lvepoei
6rsls~ cabin s; N .ecord DO s5; nen.t~s 1.e ef e.
srssse ts25 from Lfverpcol TO v-tou
and E An experienced surgeon sfsehee 20 each fni s'
berth secured Until p.id Cor. ..~,o
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TLMIRA CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA
.IDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SUMMER

HUDSUN hItEN hhIIrsVa ~ = -, =. =.
III ARRANGEMENr.-Traius leave Chsmbersst daily for
Abany and Troy On and after MONDAY, Aas H. 1851 the
Trains " III run as follows: -, -, 49,.
CONNECTING with Northern end Western Trains
Mai Trsin s NJ Through Way Train, y N
Express Train $50 p NJ Accommodation Train 80 r N
For Poushk eepsis: Way PASSENGER Trains 81 u ana
p NJ and Way, Freight and Passenger Train At r. M.
For P,e.Lil at IA ~, $50 P. NJ. aud 81 r VI -,
The Pee.k and Pougbkeepsie Trains stop at all the way
Stations -, ,,L.... ,.h ~
Slststs ..... a.. r. -..,.. far
h4SaN'' '''ffe OLIVER II. LEE, Vice President
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u,,.y ~ L,sps Aoetioneer, BY II VI. LEros Co.
- ~ rtfIipsnAY Nov nj "a O'Clock Il. NJ,

HWY ". LFEns- NNtI0H'tI, " IT m an
ON THURSDAY, Nov. 9, at "a o'clock 7. NJ,
al their Gallery No Sis Brosewsy io,@ely o p ~
a. n..,sdov1 Cosc,io-Sale Of eegsnt Partisan O RANT.
ngs on eva convex COPPER canvas pane, ana ~. IA s
os. a. of which have Just been received from Pas eod are
,ehly hsmed rhs collection will comprise some eesant
.. linens tire genuine works Of eminent French s am1ns
m.vae enumerated ChAy, Dunant koquoiee, ny
tspe Van Coppel Wnnbers. Chambeaax Van scnhdei lie
Prince Hasgonter. Dubosq u La Sole, Nsn Muller Lgn
.ns MAI I Brun Postee and others OF equal eeleof
,se ctues recommend themselves aVoraey 10 ths sen
ton Of the pubic bong very saeeror oosctoa anu
rnted a. the Of the artists attributed per s
scsue VIII be ready Tor exhibition day and eyenins from
NoDdav Oct 50 uatil evening Of sale Ns,SI
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CUPREME COURT. - City and County Of
- Newton -RoBERr @. CROMWELL sssinst CHAS.
TAYLOR. Summons To the DEFENDANT: foa Are here
BY summoned the complaint In thu. seon Which
fled With the Cers OF this Court the City Hall in the
City Of New York - isy Of ard 90 thereof
on ne ny osHee IN the City Of NewYors within twenty
days er hereof exclusive Of the day Of soch ssrvee
and II fail 20 Aforesaid the Plaintiff VIII take
against fer the Of sx hundred and
three dollars with Interest from July % 1854 on three haa-
de3 dollars and cu the date hereof the remandex s
sides eosts-Dated Nov. l. 1854 ED0 AR J, LEErE,
No law6wThs Attorney for Plaintiff, New-York City.
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Jnsnrante Companies.

BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY,
II Ne. f33 Broadway, corner Howard at
CASH CAPITAL . 30 0Ss,
Insures against Loss or Damage b. Fire,
on favorable terms
II. NJ. FORESTER, President
JHos WAY, Secretary
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL No. 81 Broadway. corner PAIt place, New-York
This Company makes nsu against LIFE RISKS upon
the favorable either for the whole Of life
limited period Persons D.sriDg in this Company have the
privilege Of crossing the Atlantic at al Of the yesr
without extra charge.
California Au,tr.s md other foreign Risks taken At the
usual eItr. rate. JACOB REESE, President
VIZ V. PoRTzR, Secretary.
r q. n. HUsTISGTos, Actusyy.
Cbsres Smith NJ ID No n West 18Th ct Medical Ex-
Edwsrd Yields, NJ. ID. No. Chsrltonst smnefs
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
JOHN T. METCALkE, NJ d.
uhrol.r Ilnnraa
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steamer ISAAC P. SMITH
leaves daily Except SUNDAY
Chambers 81 Pier q: 5 Il. VI.
FOR NYACK and HAVEh
STRAW lapdipg AZ Roet land
Lake and PieTmont, IN connee.
ton with the New. York and
Erie R.ilToad
Returning. leaves Hsver.
straw every mornios o. q
O'clock.
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Crystal Palace Aue'ionee'' store NO % ''O"
Eev York Oct n lGA

p,ssy ii Lsrps. Auctioneer-By IL II LsEpS Co
ON THURSDAY, Nov. 2, at lO1 o'clock, at
~ abe ,ai.sroonn No 10 Nssssust-PEREMPToRf SALE
Of FURs-ComprisiBs m.seiheent ard costly sois o. P
% ss. made un expressly Tor city retail trade the STOCK
msaaetsrer rerps from business oon,-ns Q, R
Rsy sable T,lmas and Cspes Peilrne Welcomes, pseou
Mater stone Msrten siberian Squirrel Lustred Lynx MINK
Tnln.s DO Russian Fitch Msrten &c, Gleve. Nuns Osn''
thlldrsns Rrnne do scue MsTen Cardinals spencer
ke al made ID tho best Also sbont ip hooso
ps,, Coon Wolf Fox Maltese Cat, Buffalo, Anso's s;s
They can be examined day previous TO the sale tt2
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TOMORROW, (Friday) at lO5 O'clock, at
! H0use No q Marion 81. scar Sprins si-M0arGAGE
s<d fsBo Forte octave Bason make; Brocaelie Parlor
tuoe velvet, Sly and rssis Carpssins several sues Of
nteesd Chsuhr futifare beck walnut and eOttsge Bed
Sts fossWood csutof Tables Wolos Shades Oh Cloth.
~ heitfssfes Fsa.ses Bolsfer tn1 fth9~s tfeh. with
ual vtr found Ia three story h0e@ the whole hsyins
- IN cse thouf year and cost abolt eEH1 Ch1 nber
siuie 4 twelve Ao, Kitchen Pefniture, ne.od
Seew1 CfCsiey, OIL Coth with TIE usual ~ nety Ca.h
eft an " iequ red rom al Purchasers and seds 70 De
lived Immediately ty order o. Mortgage.
NNtnflts sslfd On n-rrnlnf u ale
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NYACK and HAyERsTRAW STEAMBOAT

steamer ARROW leaves
daily lexcept sunday Chan-
bers st. Per 81 5 A N. tor
.YON KERS. PIERMONr,
NYACK. OAK Hill. con-
meeting R1cslsnd LaAe and
Hsysrstrsw.
Returnins, caves HaveT-
straw at ! ?. VI.
The ARROW will accom-
nod.te parties for any OF the
above places on tbe most req.
sonable terms
.as LID ~ unna ~
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
N YORK 10 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and
GFNEsFE VALLEY RAILROAD isnow open and In CON
pecton with Buffalo, Corning and New fork snd Ss~
YoL .rd Erie Railroads. forms direct route from Sewfo'k
20 Rochester. ~, A, ...;o, .o,,
fort afforded by the wide renders oy TAR the most
bic between the above name cities II. p,,..a
Ticket Office foot OF aud at No 1875 Broadway also
in Jersey City.
Baggage CHECKED through =, ,,,.o..A.
FesLts will be transported between New York and Roches
ter with dispatch Any information desired 70 regard thereto
can be obtained BY calling upon the General Freight Agent OF
tha N..YoTk and Erie Railroad Enc Buildings, or u D.
TAPPAE Express Freight gent, No; lsS bIoae~ay -
No trains on Buffalo Corning aud New OK hArosa on
Sunday. j. "A hEDriELu suPe."'o"us,-
W-YORK to MONTREAL, OGDENS-
~ BURG BURLINGTON, ST y0HNSBURY and LIT
fiction via gheld Bellows Falls Rutland, windsor
White River Wells River Montpelier. 81 Adams and HOUSES
Point Ticket Offices New Haven Railroad corner Broad
CAV and Canal and OF 18th ct snd iths Express
,,sIps as A NJ and 4 p NJ. Baggage checked through
FRANCIS HYDE. AGENT l52 South at. \. Z.
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA and the
IN SOUTH and WEST via the NEW-yERsEf iKAlL-
ROAD-U. g. MAIL and EXPRESS LINES Leave New,
Yok foot Of Lberty-st at !, and 10 NJ and v sna .
snd IS In 10 and NewYork Accommodation Line leaves
G cincnns st s6 the West and for Baltimore Wash
ston Norfok &C. and through baggage checked to wash
instop In and 10 A. NJ and Pm
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heCounty Of NewYort notice hereby oven to all
hsvins claims against GEORGE S. WAITE, late OF the City
OF New Yoh deceased present the with vouchers
thereof sabscber az her residence In Ttht between
ID and Sd avenues In the City Of New York before the
Frat day OF March next-Dated EevYok, tho I'D day OF
August, 1854 ,,,.,r, -,
an2f lswemTh' MARIA T. WAITE, AdmL
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DOOZFNs CTiFBRATED DUTCH Bull

~ BOUs Roots a AUCTION. a. No II Wall st-TdIs
DAY.-A. c FUTILE viii sell rus DAY, (rhurs5ay) at
W. o,eIcck No ~ " all french imported
Duch flower Rocts. om " Room Holland comprising
De choice assortment Of HYacnths 6ae aud very fne
bile &C. eaefed this season. IN lots % suit purchasers
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NOTICE to EXHIBITORS at the CRYSTAL

IN PALACE In conformity with resolution passed by
Board Of Directors Of the Crystal Palace Association at their
hs meeting notice Is hereby sven that and after the first
d.y OF November the g0oda tho Crystal Palace will be
psesa at the disposal OF Exhibitors, aud that facility
viii be Afforded for the packing and removing OF the
y no wish offer their goods for sale
ton within the Crystal Palace provided they notify
tbs Pr,dspt within twenty om this date OF their inten
Ton ,ueh sales that he may appoint saeonse for
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OsossS Coz. A,st.onee,

A egIGEEEs SALE Of FURNITURE. PA
~ no rOnTEa. Ae.. THURSDAY frhss Dayl, at los
<h A the spacious salesrcoa Of Tans honel. No 3{
E.Sv., corner Of Dusnes,-By order Of the As-soee.
- al ,.ls CONSISTING % spleDdd sssortment Of Rosewood,
49,, O.s AID Mshossay rsov, Dinns room and Chamber
va Parof Furniture suite. In satin broostee
~ "a hair cloth Rosewood and Mahogany Center Side
~ a.. T.hles Ft.sss secre,ares Library Booscss-s So
.T,ts Am Chairs. Essy Chairs with iron fr.ases
t.oh rorocco spps seat Psor Chairs superior Exten.
ns,, Table, Fressh snd Cottage Bedstssds Msrbetsp
"a IA k.snd. best HAIR Mattresses Paiii.s->s Boz.
ysIov, ard Rub sest Chairs Looking Glasses
a.. an Invoics of decorated French China Ware Silver
E..s IA are Fancy Goods. &c At N O'Clock q splendid
c~tsve Piano Forte by city msker;
respect very superior nstrunent will be sold with
,~syve Can be examined aDy time before the sale.
- enc second hand Piano Forte and second hand MelO.
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A Al. MEswtS, Aucuoneer
ny BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.--Trade Sale
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ton Of " The Soldiers Pocket Bible y,
and they never lost battle.

1t does not lessen the force of Governor
Washburne's remarks, nor weaken the
theory which he SO ably and eloouentIy
supported, if we admit that. in the latter
years of his life, Cromwell lost his reyer-
ence for the Scriptures, and lived in vio-
lation of some Of its plainest commands.
On the contrary, it shows that the burden
of the Hebrew prophet to the ancient
king who slighted the word of God. has
q wider application. Therefore, behold
L, even 1. will utterly forget you, and 4
will forsake you, and I will bring an ever
lasting reproach upon you, and q perpet-
ual shame which shall not be forgotten.
He shall have none to sit upon the throne !:
and his dead body shall be cast out in
the day to the heat, and in the night to
the frost"
Impartial history has recorded the
facts relating to the Protectors death, the
brief authority of his weak son, and the
fate that befel the dead body of the once
almost omnipotent Cromwell. The par
allel between Jehoiakim, King of Judah,
and Oliver, Lord Protector Of England,
is sufficiently apparent, and need no con-
ment.-WOtchmdn and Reflector.
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OUR FIRST FALL SUPPLIES

NIE take this early method of informin, our
w customers and purchasers Of dry go ds gen.
orally, that we are now opsniug many now and de-
siraoe FALL G9ODSi in part such as
10 pieces rich black Silks ranging from 15 cents to
$l16 Per yard All bought at auction and are
che
10 pieces Lupins bombazines and mourning alpscas
very fine.
l5 pieces Fr nch nsrinos, embracing all the desir
able shades.
pieces rich pout 'e sole silks all the most desira-
bls colors, and at mu"h reduced prices
76 pieces assorted fsnnsls from 25 cents to 81 per
yard.
| A lot of cashmere plaids, mousselins and printed
fannsls for children wear.
100 pieces blesched shirtiDg cottons Of toe oldest
ami b>st brands.
100 pieces asserted Fall Prints, and Mouscelins,
choice styles, with large lot of cashmere and
other snawls for the prsseat add approaching
n.
Is pieces BarSes and Richardson's undressed Irish
linens.
25 pieces o., 10 T. and 124 liaen and cotton sheet
ings-
We have added to our stock this season lot o,
supe Tor Ingram Carpetings, Straw Maitings, Oil
Cloths, Hearth Rups, and general assortment of
houss furnishing goods which We will sell very low
for cash, or to our prompt customers.
~ Observe that articles sold ct our establish.
msnt are warranted to prove a. represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS COLLEY,
sep 4-eo2w 7Gh St, 8 doors above Pa. nue..
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ONE FAULr.-He who will turn away
from friend for one fault, is stranger
to the best feelings of the human heart.
Who has not erred, at least once in his
life? If that fault were not overlooked,
to what depths of infamy would not thou
sands have descended We know not
the peculiar and pressing temptation to
which another may be exposed. He may
have fought manfully for months against
the sin, and still kept the secret locked
in his bosom. He would give worlds 10
recall the act. He has mourned over it
in secret, and repented in dust and ashes.
Shall we forsake him? Earth and hea-
ven Justice, humanity, philanthropy,
and religion cry out, Forgive him :"
He who will not forgive must possess the
heart of demon. Surely, the love of
God is not in him.
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OFFICIAL
TR,Asunr DEPARTMENT, August 2s, 1854.

TRIAsuRr DEPARTMENT, August 26, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol.
lowingdescribed stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day Of
in the aggregate to 3,sAO, ,0O0 in the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given In the or.
der of time In which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States, by
the parties who are to receive the amount tberr
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receipt whereof, price will b. pal ;, compounded
of the following particulars:
1. The par value, or amount specified in each Ger
tifrate.
A premium on the stock of the loan authorised
by the act Of July, 1916, redsemable November -
1855, of per cen ;; ON the stock of the loan an.
thorized by tn" act Of 1s42 redeemable 3lst Dscem
ber. 1852 of II per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1s47 and s4s and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on the cot June, 1868, of 16 per cent
and the stock Of the loan authorizes by the act
of 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December 1884
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent.
Interest on the par of each certificate from the
1st OF Jay 1854, to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (or the
money to reach the owner) of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer Of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, a.
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said 10th day Of No
yember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 2S-dt20Nov Secretary of Treasury.
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UAdebating society out west, wishes
to know (which loveis the strongest
a wife's or a mothers" We answer q
mother's-for she grieves forever, while
a wife hangs on" for only q month or
two When Mrs. Dash lost Mr.. D., she
was so "taken down" by the awful oc-
currence, that she wished the mount
aings" would open their mouths andswal-
low her up, chambermaids and all. Eight
weeks after, we found her at Taylor g,
seeking consolation in plate of ice cream
and maroOn-colored vest.