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Trustee r sale.
HNoTICE ID hereby given that by virtue Of .
IN power contained In certain doed of trust ex-
\ cnted to me on the 18th day u February, "A. d.
1857, by a. H. Runner and Lizzie Runner, BIZ n wife
o. the city 81 Keoknk Isscssnty, low, said deed
OF trust being given to secure to Peter EichAr Of
same place, the payment d the sum Of 6ve thop-
sand, nine Anndrsd aud 6fsy<sven 1916 dollAfs
is ,957.76,) on the 18th das sf~F~hsre-- Ioss e
stated in said deed Of trust--and default in the
Ruddok, viii, on the l4th day Of Rehenaxy, 1850,
betwelA the koars oft O'Clock a. n. and q o'clock
=. NJ, Of said day,at ths door OF The Clerks ofaos
Of the District Court az Lee county, - Keokpk
described real sstats. = 'sitl Lot No. Ten 1ieS
eleven az ard twsiys ll3l, in block onA hundred
and nine tIo9, situate in the city ~ Keokuk, Lee
county, lows: and execute desd Of the sams 10
bs purchases q purchasers 1t such sale. "a N
JanI4-dtd. 4~,stsss sgss ~ WM. RxJnDIOKx Il
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IL 0 ALHO.
a LARGE stock Of Juveniles for the Holidays,
: = TOT sale ny II. W. WESrOOTT,
D~Aso of MAln-st
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To Samnel r, Carey, NJ. II. RunAer, Chas. Parsons;
John Mcneil \ Co., +. II. 0liiphAnt, Jesse
y Reeves, Price J. Patten 4 Co., and C. M. Hoyt
FINHERE il now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
i of thu District Court OF Lee County, Iowa. ut
Ksokut, the petition Of flaming Higgins
claiming OF n. II. Runner, the maker Of note,
and Samuel =. Carey the endorser, and en- . judg-
ment against plaintiffs rs endsrsers Of said note,
the sam Ok twelve hundred dollrrs; and claiming
against NJ. II. Runner the foreclosure Of . mort
gage given on certain real estate in the city of
Keokuk said petition represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment said note, that oil
the other defendants have m interest in the prop
srty mortgagod The prayer also is that all the
interest Of the defendants be cut o, the property
sold, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or heJore tbs second day of the February term
ilS6o) Of said Court, judgment will be rendered
against you.
M. RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
New. 8. ls5o-d pltffs' Att'ys.
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CABUB' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Mst~ ARAf1 & Doors above tAs DiihsU 1sss
n c1 49, seessa tes c e ~ rny''os
Hair and Whisksrs dyed 70 pafsction, either
brown orb1eaks M8ag 90 49, asA
The Propristor eAlb spedal attention 70 his style
af Hair Cutting snd ehai1shss6 the profession.
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g MavaFA Taysnrss new ~ 49, n. -
"A THOMK AND ABROAD, IA EkStch DOok az
- gAfe, Scenery and Men, " Bsyafd THyfcr.
"A lso, Travels II 0rsscs and Ruseia, with a Ex-
cursion 20 Crete, ~ bayard Taylori with Steel
Plates DELPHI Ard the Church sf 81. BASIL. ~.
COW More vigorous and graphic than either 81 IL
pfedeeeesors. For Nals d ma sseE $50 -.7 4
OGDEN, BROwNELL 4 CO.'S
:, CITr BOOK EreRs, ~
Norzsd % Main-st.
CloKLKs.-A good articls Of q n l,s 1or aoIX =
tmaylel q. ". II. TUCKER.
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Jan. n I86D -dtd y AVA -
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IHA6. READRE new book, "a 0ood E9At"
-dsslt1a \ l0 OaO1N, BR0WNRLL = do,, .
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nFFERe A FULb STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDr-
~ CfNEE, PEN1vAiERF,a PAINTS OILS,
GLASS. 49, u tissatzads, anA n retail, ut vsry
low prioAs for Cash.
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Il TeiloW OchYo. EranfNe q.
kOA6K6, Havre, in store and Ior tale Low ~
II 4. J. WILKINSON, ~
IS " Sign Of the OGDEN Eaglsand Mcrta,
decl3-d o6 Wnin.st
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Now READY.
" DROTECTION TO HOME LABOR AND

Il HOME PRODUCTS NECESSARY TO THE PROS
PBRITY OF THE AMERICAN FARMER; By HENRI Ca
RKY BAIRD IL the title Of large full tract Of sixteen double
column pages which ask the attention Of the friends Of
throughout the country There Is not farmer OF
any party who read this pamphlet without signal
instruction profit matter though he should dissent from
that view of Political Economy and National Policy which IL in
cuces Never the runous nature of that system Of Ag
culture which grows few rude bulky staples for distant
ket wildly exhibited than In this tract while ordinary
farmer read without least resolving and seeing how to
be better farmer than he has yet been We beg
friends everywhere to order at least specimen Of this tract for
are they cannot read without wishing their neghbo
to do otherwise Price cents single copy rs cents per dosen
IS per hundred $40 per thousand required BY mail
cent each In addition, to pay postage.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
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Chances for Business men
STATIONERY BUSINESS fer SAL

A STATIONERY BUSINESS for SALE
N The sk fixtures aud Of the stationery store OF r.
H. TRIP No 272 GIeenwchg (between Murray and warren
sta offered sale at great bargain This hne OPP
pouny ny who desres TO engage In businssA The
stand being Of he ode in the city has permanent and
profitable retail trade which with proper attention might be
greatly increased and also well located for obbns business
The STOCK hart IN good condition and well adapted to the
locality.
The whole win be sold at bargain application made i'm.
medaey Inquire at the store No 272 reenwcht or Of A.
b. CAPWELL, Assignee, no. 10 Wallst.
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Gonses ano .farms h)anteo.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED-A full Lot is
IL wanted any street between Brooe and 4hsts and
within block u Broadway east west quality OF bdidiag
Consequence party having such property dispose
viii please stGte the situation, and lowest cash price lot
be OF full size. Address Box No 1857, Post office.
WANTED-A HOUSE and half an acre or
w LAND within 20 30 miles Of the city
Hudson River Harlem New York and New Haven Railroads
be reasonable Address A. b. c., Box No 1904
PostOhce New-Yolk.
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TO PURCHASERS of HOUSES.

II NEw YORK, Sept ], 1860.
MEssRs. p a X FRENcH-GRSTLKxKS: We have m ,dsa
careful examination and t-t OF CONICAL WASHING
MACHINE snd have decided to Introduce one permanent
fixture each Of the six brown soneron Houses now
being finished by a3d between ID AID 3D. avs also into
III. ve similar Hours finishing 5st st.
tween the saue Please inform wis. ms You
OIL furnish the Machines and the right them above in
dies.ed, aud obhEe. KYLE THURST0k, Builders
No. Us West Both It.
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RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE.


The eighty s,tb session Of this Ing.s III opee sspt u
The Institute stages connecting with the prnps ess
distant section. Of The city w oesvey pups 70 and from "
The new buldn occupying the summit Of Murray HIM. ss..
no. be supposed IN u. city for high healthy location ssd css
handing propeot The intsn. arrangements sspsoslv
adsptsdt 70 all tbs requirements Of suob instutio.
svs sse :e:. :. G 'ss.s The
al that nbe regard of usefulness comfort and rs6ses -
required The different departments are a. -
pso,1us clss. with the most approved G
chemical tseosso ohspe Which or besuy fSsas. a
and painting gallery onscted and lighted under ID
vision Of some Of the best artistic talent In the CITY
With these adunots 10 horoagb eduo.,,o, ~
Institute prepared with experienced teachers
with the youngest pupils hsr soSsSsx
grounding them well In reading spelling writing and
ard them steadily along throush varoo. .sss y
into three divisions each making nine css. in regular TO-
on admitting the introduction Of spy pupil 70 sr.as =
h ss sss sy tSs %ns md
maturity many graduates testify who have satsr "A ~
Institute In their Infant years pursued the entire course hTs,~S
a "G sSd '"n'H ad e
AL the lines OF city and stages which pass d -
Hudson and Harlem Rslr ad washable for os.s u
Institute which ocssd on ns Gomez o. Sd.. ssd hss
Railroad station for the accommodation pupils coming tha
Collegiate Depsrtmen pef quarr
Academic Department 10 per quas~
Advance Clsss..'''''''''''''''' IL per qusnes
Preparatory Primary Ca'''''"'''''''''''' %, quarts.
Further information tuition In Languages Music Drswn
and Parting terms Of admission for pupils 70 board IL
the Institute Pupils VIII be received aud classes orssshsd
"s N'"' '''" '"' ' HENRY FIERCE, Principal
Nv. c. LEvERIDGE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trazses.
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LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY.
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.

THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
The full History Of the Lennon Slave Case from Its origin to
IA fna decision In tho Court Of Appea containing the opinion
of Judge Paine before whom the first heard the opn
ION of the Supreme Court the points and of Charles
oCopo VIM NJ Evsrt and Joseph Blunt In the Court Of
Appeals and the opinions of Judges DEMO- Wright aud Cerke
The great importance Of the legal and political principles In.
voyed the holiness with which the issues made and
sby with which the argument sustained both Sides
render this Of the significant. and universally interest
Ing trials that took place In this country Price per copy
Is cents PEI lO SIS sent by mail cents In addition must
be sent 10 prepay postage. Terms cash. Address
THE TRIBUNE, Tribune Buildings, NewYort
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printing.

A T JAMES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cards,
IA NOTES &cThese celebrated engraved Cards be had
only at the old Card Depot No S Broadway Duane
CHARLES c. SHELLEY,
~ CARD AND JOB PRINTING,
No 90 Bsrclsys, N Y ,
WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.
w Latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES EN-.
VELOPES, &c. Established 1881
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EOR SALE or CHARTER-The Fast Sailr G
Steamer EE0CH DEAN Ia for sale or charter FOR further
particulars apply 10 tho undsrssned ct Fulton
VIZ IA NTH
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

DETIRED gentlemen, either foreigners or
HI Americans can be accommodated with FURNISHED OF
the comforts of home private family in the upper part Of
the city athy location Inquire at No. 3l West S5hst
WANTED-BOARD for several single Gentle
w men. Apply to CHARLES W. PoLMAN, No lo7 East
18th st 3d-svr from a. m TO p
10 ND-ST.-FURNISHED or UNFUR-
leD EISHED ROOMS, for Gentlemsn only. Paror, aud
adopin Bedrooms suitable for three four Gentlemen
Break fast II required.
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20 farmers an6 Others.

CASTOR OIL PUMMACE, made from the Cas-
~ tor on BeanThis Fertilizer 10 undoubtedly ohcapsr
than all others Top Dressing Lands securing
good crop. and Improvement 70 the soil Price 81
per tun Send for Circulars 10 GEO W. ATWOOD, No. la
WsteTtt, New. York
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Astounding In phosphatcs suphaes soluble sesss ana
potash the cheapest Of all other fersrer for restodns worn
Lands and admirable for oomposts Ptca oonts pr
bushei delivered on board weasel send or circusfs 70
0EO ". ATWOOD. No tsl Wstecss.
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A0pertisina Aaents.

TO ADVERTISERS.-SM M. PETTENGIIL &.
CO. No. llg Nassus, constantly sending advertise
ments TO and paper In the United and British
PROVINCES ut the publishers lowest Papers be
on he a their Offices No State st. Boston, and No s Nz
saust, New.York
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Every Subscriber to the Tribune should have copy
A POLITICAL TENT BOOK
"A FOR 1850.

Every Subscriber 70 The Tribune should have a COPY
A POLITICAL TENT BOOK
n FOR 1850.
ELEVENTH EDITION NOW READY.
COMPLIED Bx HORACE eKxKLEY p. CLEVELAND.
Comprising Brief View Of
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS,
Including
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED
Also,
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
e SLAVERY liz THE TERRITORIES,
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
d
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
MEsSRS. LINCOLN DOUGLAS, BELL, CASS, SEWARD,
EVERETT BRECKENRIDGE, X. v. JOHNSON, ETC.
ETC, TOUCHING THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAY;
RETURNS OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
..-s SINCE 1886.
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COUNTRY SEAT for LEASE or SALE, at
" RYE Westcheser Co.-Hsh mile from railroad depot;
time to city by rail- hour sit iated hig1 bluff overlook
ing the vii beautiful view comprising the Sound aud Long
Island eleven highly mproved gardens stocked With
choice selection of fruits and berries orchards Of apple and
peach with the choice foreign SC House
brick the two stories the basement contain four
seh with large halls the attic good for Well
Of water kitchen supplied with by pipes csterns
rain water and spg Supplying the grapery In addition to
brook but not adjoining the place which will 90 With IT, II
desired Possession given during October Address Box No.
20, Rye, NestchesteI County, ~ Y.
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6otels.
6onses to Get.

BOARD. "A young Man, Of good habits and very
ID respectable family desires BOARD in pleasant locality
small and strictly private family where he be well
and have the comforts sf good home locality be-
4th and 4thsts and I'd and 5thaYG Address with fall
particulars c., Tribune Office.
I lGHT ROOMS and Steady POWER TO LET,
H by JOHN GAUDU. No 1o2 Wslserst.
TNO LET-The 3-StOry BRICK HOUSE No.
aO West @thst. directly fronting the grounds Of the
Episcopal Seminary The locality Is quiet fed and
highly desirable. Apply to MASON DODGE, No. 81 Beck
ITO LET.-An office, convenient to Broadway,
Il In Maidenane suitable for importer Of watches Jewell
ny. Address j. Box No 8,6l2 New York Post Office.
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CABBATH-SCHOOL BELL.-Three Hundred
- issued the first 20 months
publication The gretsst sale by hsn double Of any
Book Of Il. ize publ bed In the ~ord Is being intro
ductd into the Public Schools Prices paper covers Dc $40
per l postage bound In boards % cents SIS per 100
postage cents bound In cloth embossed gill; rs cents 80
per 100 postage cents HORACE WATERS Agent y
No. 1853 Broadway, NewYorK, Publisher
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FOR sAI.E-The large SHOE STORE. corner

The stand Tor retail and ordered o. tue best the
city WIN be sod retsont bic terms with all thu Fixtures o.
the sore Reasons for selling vii be explained store
Inquire In he store, from a. m o. y y -
MAXWELL & MCINTYRE.
NUTlCE.-Sealed proposals will be received BY
the School Officer, Of the ~eh Ward at the Office ofths
Clerk Of the Board Of Educston OF Graud and Elm
Until WEDNESDAY the 18th inst, at for the sc
FURNITURE necessary for furnishing Ward School No ~ IN
sid Ward according plans and specific and to
seen OF the Office Of the Superintendent Of School Buildings NO.
81 Crosby st.
Each proposal be accompanied with the names OF tive
responsible and approved sues for the faithful Of
the contract 80
School 0cers OF the Ward reserve The g rejec sny
81 oposs offered they shall deem hi %,
no i"os"s0"ao' JAMES DAVIS,
..t ...I WM ii. HAYS,
Committee Of School Officers Of Tweu'n ""'' W. - ~"
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

beund tn cloth, with Steel Portrait "a psgcS Price 81
Postage prepaid.
An abridged Edition, paper covers Is oentA
SLAVERY IN HIsToRY-By Count Gurowsh The vort
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down to the Russians. VOL limo, cloth Price 81
LINCoLNs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES In the great
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TIE s sssf sso III.
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T. THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT. Gov. Stewards
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H. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUM0N.
Speech Of Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts, In the Senate jar.
~. 1850
I'LL THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov Stewards greed
Speech, In Senate Feb. %, 1850
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T. Doolittle's Ntndication OF WBconsin
" LAND FOR THE LANDLESS: The Hon. G,lashs A.
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vi PHE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINC0LN-By Illinois
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VII PROTECTION OF HOME LABOR AND HONE
PRODUCTIONS NECESSARY TO THE PROSPERITY
on THE AMERICAN FARMER BY Henry Carey Baird
The above pnned sr type and good psper esoe
forming large Of is except No. which
double price The others sold In quantities OF One
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Real estate for 6ale.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE at AUG.
~ Tt0N.-Will be sold, WEDNESDAY, Sept l2 1850,
at II o'clock M the premises FARM contaiang 100
situated the Newhed road leading from Strawberry
Hill ~ miles distant from Stamford village; good house
and all necessary oubudngs ell In good orders also and
farming utensils Inquire The premi,e Of the owner T.
HOBbY, No. 500 Grandst, N. Y.
A RAILROAD FARM MORTGAGE FOR
IA SALE The ADVERT wishes to had some honorable per
who would purchase q WISCONSIN RAILROAD FARM
MORTGAGE He does not hold the Mortgage himself but Is
DESTROYS of getting into hands that willing to hold FIVE
years without bringing foreclosure provided the Interest paid
promptly 1t the First Mortgage and the properly worth four
tines tie 1t draws 10 per cent interest which viii be
psid in this city by parties interested The Morgg be had
IeasoIab, Address for week RELIEF Tribune Office
stating wh@e interview can be had
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WIN. II. LEGGETT's CLASSICAL, FRENCH
and ENGLISH SCHOOL, northeast corner Of Broadway
and 18th 81 viii be reogened on MONDAY, Sept To- Circuss
at Lockwoods No All Growers No. o99 Segees No So
Broadway and at the residence Of the Principal No a13 Oh
q ICn Pc X R.-COOPERSTOWN
R ISO SEMINARY, Cooperstown, N. Y, Cboth sexes,.
pays Beard and Tuition Ia Piano Mso
R. C. FLACR. A. NJ, Principal.
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t hENCH IhUI EoIANI INSTITUTE FUR
IL YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No. 40 East 2Ith.st
BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL. The lessons for the sixth
will commence on TUESDAY Sept l3 ClAsics Mathe
natcs, Spanish, German English studies beside the French
which IL the language Of the school Seventeen No
money pains spared to render this Institution as complete
possible Gymnascs and equtaon. References. names of
former pupils aud their parents &c In circulars There il
Primary department
Prof Ellie CHARLIER, Director
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG La
~ DIES, POUGHKEEPSlE ~ Y The next Annual Session
OF this very Select Family School will begin the 18th Of Sept
For Catalogues and address the Principal the
GEORGET RIDER, A. M.
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- ford Westcbeser County NeEYork-A Family Boarding
School under the charge Mr. and Mrs BOLTON Location
elevated and healthy with Of well shaded ornamental
grounds competent Teachers employed highest advantages
offered for music painting &C. Terms from 1870 to $500
year. Fall Term REOPENS WEDNESDAY, Sept. S. For
Circulars apply to Mr. JAMES BATES, American Exchange
Bank Building, OF Broadway and CedaT.st JACK
SONS Mourning Store No 5SI Broadway, address the
Principal
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EDITORS PREFACE.

THE single end Of this book Ia the presentation In compact
md forn OF the important facts req
solys letters speeches reports and other documents which
eisods.e the political contest now sgtsting this country. 1t
speak for himself makes his PLATFORM and vind
cats IN mAy) his Consistency and the soundnes of
yiess on questions which undere current politics
OF course such work have but comparative merit
Make il ever 90 large still many things be omitted
that compiler would Wish 10 insert; and every critic will
psusiby ssf by insert this and omit that Why give
much OF and little Of Br Besides tits not always possible
70 remember remembered 10 ind al thst would be val.
ued In work like this We only that have done
oar best; let him do better who can 80,
Insoc1racy of citation Of the CHIEF vices OF our political
discussions You hardly listen to set speech, even from
weinotmed and truthful csnvasser which not m.red by
on and We've Of this or Documents
hedesy and long since lost misad are quoted from
g4h huency confidence though with ndubable
sy when the citations made do gross injustice to their
hS and tend 10 esd the bearer believe the documents
objected In this work are printed that their general
R csnyssssrs Of all parties trust Text Book viii be
fooA convenient say Indispensable But those who only
or issues and contentious Of the day.
Fhsy viii be interested comparing the aetnd posons taken
b, Mr lincoln or Mr.. Douglas Gen Cas-, or MT Everett
a. faithfully set forth in this work with those conndenty ato
uted statesman In the fluent bAIangue OF some po
epuooeo who inter bazonng his inconsistency o. proving
NE nsiperty To verify and correct the citations OF irothy
deoer sometimes the easiest aid most convincing Ieiu'a-
bipartisan bias betrayed Ia the thesd Of narrative
which partially unites the ve reports, Bills votes etcl
,~.,td an ths work unntenonsk and regretted
compile record acceptable and convenient
~ s 81 All partes and which might be consulted aud trusted
by iii Whatever Original herein rsgrded Is OF no use OF
100 AVE a. necessary calculation Of the residue Without
soolS. v therefore further e1plr ston the Textbook Is
- m nded 10 the favor Of the American public.
CONTENTS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

FLUSHING INSTITUTE, Flushing L. 1.-The
next tenn Of this BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS will
begin Sept TO- For Circular, &c, apply to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

FAMILY SCHOOL.-The subscriber will take
or two additional pupils into his family In Cambridge
Mass TO for college the scientific school He refers
Ia New Ycrt to Lucius Tuctemsn esq No log Washington
a. Francis Shaw, esq., Trinity Building, and the Rev b.
rockingham. w p ATKINSON