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-m NlA-DiU-AL &JL’LT. i e .K l a r e u t s . 1 ban-1 _ Duke of Dalmatia, and p e e r u l I- r a n e e . „ () ■ „ , „ „ e . i r e u w . e n ’. e r i 1 t h e a r m y a s v n ' d i e r , m u s k e t i u b a n d , h e r o s e t o b e jj , Ml>‘ttcr'w . •' » f r\ i-. i ill • i ) 1 K>, 111 5 . — 0.1 u p , M r-u.iLol'ih- E upne, unite oi u.um au a, anu i>ier of France. H e early e x lu nted his wonder- 6,1 coiluess io tbe hour ot dauger. At the b itdeot'Flourus, General Marceau com- ■ ,ded the right wing under L e fevre: w a s rout- d'1'■ 111 irce.l t > fill back. Iu uis agouv he sent t , d >ul! tor tour battalions, that he might regain Ijt, 1 st position. S.. ult refused. , . *• J n v t t l i . i l t-> m e . ” e x c l a i m e d t h e i n d i g n a n t I .rtitied Marceau, “ or i ’ll blow my brains c ■ .Hi’ repli *d th it t i do so woul 1 eudan- ,vu de division. Being then a mere aid- auil uuknowti. his refusal astonished Jltrce tu, who asked iu a rage—* •* vVlm are you ?” * Wh lever l .nn,” replied the imperturable sol- di.-r “ I am c-alui, which you are n o t ; do uot kill y mrself, but lead .uivour m en to the charge, an I you shall have tlie four battallions as souu as we cau spare them .” His advice had scarcely been given, belore the enemy were up >u them ,and side by side, these two uii'ii raged tin mgh the battle like li ms. A f er the battle was over Marceau held out his ha id to Soult, saying, ‘ C -lim tl, forgive m e for the past, you have this day taught uie a lesson which 1 shall never forget. You h iv e iu fact, gaiuedthe battle.” Tuis is a tine illustration of Soult’s character.— C n l c illected -m.l self-reliant, the tumult o f the b ittle and chans o f defeat, never disturbed his per ceptions or cnufused hisjudginent. At Ailsterlitz he did the same thing to Nepoleon. As Bmia- gave him command of the centre that day, s for you S mlt, I have ouly to say, act as you always do.” Iu the heat and terror of battle, an aid-de-camp burst iu headlong gallop into the presence o f Soult, beariug orders that he should immediately carry the heights of Pratzen. “ I will obey the Emperor’s orders as soon as I can,” replied ’the chieftain, “ hut this is not the proper tim e.” B o u a p a r t e w a s i n a p e r f e c t i u r y a t h i s a n s w e r , a n d s e u t a u o t h e r a i d - u e - c a m p w i l h p e r e m p t o r y o r d e r s , b u t b e f o r e h e c o u l d d e l i v e r t h e m , ** t h e p r o p e r t i m e h a d a r r i v e d , n a n d t h e a w f u l c o l u m n o f S m l t w a s i n m o t i o n , a n d t h e n e x t m o m e n t i t s h e a d w a s e n v e l o p e d i n t h e s m o k e o f c a u u u n . a n d i n a f e w m o m e n t s a f t a r w a r d , t o r n a n d m a n g l e d , a p p e a r e d u p o n t h e c r e s t o t t h e h i l l w h e r e l t s t r n g - < d e d t w o h o u r s f o r v i c t i v r y a n d w o n i t . S o u l t h a d d e l a y e d t h e c h a r g e b e c a u s e t h e e n e m y w e r e e x t e n d i n g t h e i r l i n e s a n d w e a k s u i n g t h e i r c e n t r e . — B o u a p a r t e s a w a t o n c e t h e r e a s o n o t h i s d e l a y . a i i d w a s s f i n c k w i t h a d m i r a t i o n u t h i s b e h a v i o r , s o o n a f t e r r o d e u p t o h i m , a n d i u t h e p r e s e n c e o f t h e w i l ilt- s t i i t i \ , e x c l a i m e d , _ . “ M irsh.il, I account you the ablest tactician in. the E upire.”— [ H. -adlev’s N ip. ai.d his Marshals. A POLITICAL BE.vUXLSOENCE. The Clinton County Whig publishes some curi ous vouchers couuected w iili a state election ut 132-2. Uu the night previous to the election of tint year, it would seem that the oppoueuts ol Gjv. Clinton held meetings iu Plattsburgh of a ill ist spirited character. The preseut Comptrol ler Fl.au aud Cuaucellor Walworth were then but comity leaders. The vouchers w ill show by wli.it means one of these geutlemeu has beeu e l evated t > the Wool-sack, and the other to the C-anptrollership: The Bucktnil Comrnity. X \ V . { 6 , T S 2 2 , T o J . L - B o u q u e t “ To 40 suppers, 3 shillings <■ •• 25 b ittles »’iue 10 “ -• “ 7 bottles brandy and g in “ “ 8 Joz cig irs, 3s—24s LAIEiST N E M B Y jT E L t.G - R 'A P U . Httw toitK, Sept. 15, 2£ P- M. The Telegraph from the south being interest ing, 1 presume the half hour should be used up on it aud tlie Markets. W ashikgtos , Mcnday night. Steam ship McKim arrived on the oth inst. at N e w Orleans from lirazos Santiago. Fue bi\;U gilt several s ics volunteers aud some discharged sol diers. Col. Hays with his Rangers had beeu heard from. They had scoured lho county uud returned toCumurgo .vitnoul doing any thiug of u ile. M o s t o t h e a r m y r e m a i n a t C a m a r g n . A great riot a.uougst a company o f Irish volun teers and some others took place ou the uighi of the 31st at an encauipineut opposite Barita, guns were tired aud 15 or 2 0 men are reported to have beeu killed or wounded. Besides the killed and wounded seen or known 8 or 10 are said to have been pushed overboard from a Steam boat lay ing by the shore, and drowned. The Col. of Georgia Regiment, gallantly at tempted with sword and Pistols iu baud to quell the riot and shot dowu oue man and wounded several others. Col. Baker o f ihe 4th Regiment, I liuois volunteers had ordered tw o o f ms compa ny to assist iu quelling the fight aud weut in per son w ith those men to a Steambuat. As soon as he got on board, he was attacked by the rioters and had a desperate conflict, defended liiiuseh bravely against swords, bayonets aud shot, but was finally shot in the neck. The ball entered behind, putting out through his collar b.me. O fthe 30 men who accompani ed Col. Baker, 8 w ere wounded. Oa the arrival of companies A. and G. Capt. R iberts ordered his men to charge oil board aud led to the -steps, where he received a severe wound from a buyo- uet, wliich entered near the shoulder blade and passed through his buck. The boat was so w e ll defended by the rioters that the Illinoiuus had to re t r e a t , n o t h a v i n g c a r t r i d g e s w i t h th e m . ^ A t n - munitiun was soon furnished, and on again ap proaching the boat, everything was quiet. No one of the Illinois Volunteers was killed, and it was thought Baker and R iberts would recover. It was feared two privates iu company C. were mortally wounded. D r . $15 00 27 50 7 00 3 00 Tot il $ ^O Received of Jim. W. Anderson fifty ii.dl.irs ou the ahove b i l l . D. L. tU U Q U h 1. N o v . 12, 1322. Republican Meeting, T o P n r e . i i x H o t e l , D r . Oct. 14, To brandy & gin 4-, 4? 6.1 ■“ “ 8s, Ss, 3s, 8s. Ss “ 3 s 6 1 , 3 , 8 , “ “ candles and lire Nov. 6, “ Rum 3s brandy 8s “ “ Gin 3s 3. aegars. 3 •, 33 “ “ Ca idles and tire 3 -■ 7 By order o f Judge L. P . Amount of liquor ii3r $1 OS 5 00 3 0 0 1 00 2 00 2 7 5 1 00 7 13 22 U0 1 Giu pr. M r . F l a g g a u d L u t h e r 1 5 0 ‘ H r s e f i r e x p r e s s 11 K c e s e - v d l e . 2 00 • “ B e e k m a u t o v v n 1 0 0 27 50 T t - e e ivesl p a y m e n t . A . H . G R E L A - J ^ ' 1 3 y o r d e r i f f t . H . W a l w o r t h , t l i e c o m m i t - ■ t e e t o J o h n G i l m a n D-*. To niueteon b ailes brandy $19 00 P l a t t s b u r g h , N o v . 4 , 1 3 2 2 . R 'c M p a v , JOHN GILMAN. T h e B - u k r . t i l s t • J . G e e n , U r . N e w V o r U m a r k e t , S e p t . 1 3 , 3 1 P . H I . Flour is i.eid firmly, but it is not quick at $4,75 for good brands, w e stern: 1000 or 1500 bbls. sales. The h o m o demand aud-demand for the east continues good; but there being uo receipts to-day the business is lim ited. Sales 2500 bbls. to arrive at $4.75. The supplies of corn are still light, and the rate is 67© 6 3 o . for sound western. Some holders ask 70c. White wheat, suitable fur export is in demand, and holders are firm.— Inferior samples are plenty-. Sales 6000 bushels western at 9 2 ® 95c. Sales new Rye at 73@ 7 3 jc. Northern Oats, 33® 3 4 c . 1000 bushels uew bar ley at about 55c. Prime P irk is generally held at $ 3 ,12© 8 ,18$ ; mess at $9 75. Sales are limited anil market firm. No change iu beef. Sales 2000 kegs lard a . 7 0 ; 100 bbls. at 6.$-. Tallow is iu demand at 7£c. forg mJ ; sales 2500 lbs. Ashes are firm. N iv. 2, 1322, T- i 3 bottles brand 3 Gin, 3s Liqu >r at the bar 8 - 6 .50 Re. eived payment fir the above account Nov. 12, 1322. THOS. G !EEN. T . e s e b i l l s a r e w o r t h v n f D o m e Q u i c k l y i n d i e p a l a , d a v s u f t h e b o t r ’ s - h e a . l i u E i s t - C U o . i p — T . v e u t . ’- H . e b o t t l e s o f w i n e a n d s e v e n b o t t l e s u f b r a m l y a n d g i n , t o m o i s t e n f o r t y s u p p e r s ! S i r , J o h n F . i l s t a f f h i m s e l f n e v e r e x u i b i t e d a sin t i l e r p r n j m r l i u u o f b r e a d i u s o l a r g e a n i u f u s i - m o f S o c k ! \ B it things have chm g ed siuce 1822. The Comptroller would uot now “ g > it with such a loosetiess,’’ uor would the Chancellor order “ 19 bottles o f bra niy” f . r “ t h i B ’uoys.” Suchth lies ' w ere useful iu rising to greatness. After re.icn- j ing the to i-inust round, great men cau affoid to kick away the ladder! CONVENTION. T uesday , Septem b e rs. A motion to close debate ou the Judiciary re port to-day, was laid on tbe table. The proposi tions in relation to the election ot Justices oi the Peace and other Judicial officers b y way were re jected. A proposition by Mr. Rhoades for e le c t ing Police Justices was also rejected. Mr. M.uin moved a reconsideration of the vote in regard lo licensing Lawyers, wi'h ill\ view of throwing the whole open, lost 42 to 42. A sec tion was adopted making the cl. rks o f lhe sever al counties clerks ofth e Supreme C mrt. and au thorizing the election by the people of a clerk of the court o f appeals who ex-officio should be clerk of the Supreme Conrl to lie held for three y eais, to resit!'- at the seat of Government. Mi1. White ofiered his proposition for the pay ment hereafter, not to die court ol* Chancery of the various funds comprising tho Suitor’s fund. R -cess upon tlie question was taken. White’s propositi iu in retard to the funds iu Cli n eery was negatived. The 17th section, pro- iiibiting Judicial officers other thau J ustices o f the eace, taking fees, was adopted after nu iuefi’ectu- al attempt to amend by requiring p rties to suits to contribute to Ihe expenses o f administering Jus tice, bv paving n specific sum, or by a percentage ou the m i l mot rtceived. G ex . G aines .— T he Portsmouth (V a .) New E M s’.i'es Ul it ou S itnrd iy last M ij >r G ueral G aixe ? received the nigh llie Adjutant General tirdurs fro ii the War Department t o tube o m - mmid rif the Eastern Divisi -n. fixing his [lo.iij- (I'larters either at New York, Philadelphia or Tr«»v ; that tilt* G e n e r a l has sel»*cieil N e w Y >rk as the most important point, and on Monday af- teruoi in set out for N o f 4k trom '.lie p -st assigned him. ‘•Wife,” sa:d a married man. 1 oking fi-r liis b int-j ick af e r s h e was iu Led, \1 hive | 1-i es where I keep all m y things, and you ought to kn ivv it.” ‘'Yes.” s.iid slie/'I ought to know where ynu keep your late hours. P)*atnesare selling iu Eiighmd at £ 9 to £ 1 2 pur ton-— iceordiiig to quality. *‘D iru ’e m , ” s a i i l J o n a t h a n at t h e h a ’ t l e o t B u n ker Hill, “ t h e y ’ r e s h o u t i n g b u l l e t s V w h e n o n e p a s s e d t h r o u g h t h e t o p of h i s h a t . J ohn B etts , of Rochester, run off from his w ile last week, w itli his w ile’s sister. He cut lhe wires ofth e telegraph so that the news should not travel bef.rt* him. This is severing thrt’t connections at once— hints. If lrom ids wife, his w if ■ from her sister, and the train ol the lightning line. A N e w N a m e . — From the great Frequency with winch the habeas corpus privilege is resort ed to, to save Lhe children v\ ho have engaged to go with Col-mel Stevensm. to Cnliforuiu, from the p-mgs o f a long separation from their mammas, tlie writ has become known as llie writ o f uou- Culilornium.— [N . Y. Com. Adv. Cii'M. C u s. and A F ig h t .—A lawyer and a mer chant Uuil a s e v e r e tight in I h e streets of Ciucin- uatti, a few days since, iu which both w ere so babiy bruised as to be confined to their beds— tbe oue using a knife, and t h e other a club. The cause is said to be au improper intimacy between the merchant atid the wife oftlie lawyer, which has been known fin* a year or two. Both gentle men stuud high in the commuutty. D ental O perations .— A dentist tells me the following story iu the Low e ll Journal: “ A l e l l o w c a m e t o m e t h e o l h e r day, w a u l i n g A DOCK LOAFER. Passing one ofthe wharves last evening, rather iatf, u u - attentiou was arrested bv the sound o f a hu u in voice from below , mid looking down dis covered a chap in the w iter, but hugging one of the piles for itear life, in a stale denominated by ideal W.ishiugtouians “ beautifully blue.” “ H dlo stranger,” s lit! he after discovering us “ Is that you?” “ Y ’S,” vve rpplied, as blandly as possible; b u t who are y o u ? ” “ W h o a m I , who’s the d—1. who was j,ones K. Polk before he vetoed the Harbor hill and made the water so deep that there’s no chalice for a poor fellow to take a U latiug bath with ut tlie risk of his life ?” “ Tell me thal old h iss. will you ?” We “ gave it up,” and he continued. “ 1 say old chap. You may think that I’m rath er w e t, but it’s all a mistake— I’m remarkably to have some cavities in li s teeih filled up. J drv, and iu that respect resembles the season; 'exam ined his teeth Clirellllly, and told him 1 did th nigh after all I’m imt very unhealthy, but these 111,1 sue any cavities. But I must needs look again, uight sweats are mighty bad for the stomach.” By this time he had climbed up and scaled the platform, upon which he hounded, lightly with a pigeon wing flourish— “ Hnrah for Free Trade, Bailors Rights and old W hiskey,” and suiting tlie action to the word, he started as straight as could or he was confident that there were several.— But L told him again that I could find n o n e , and he went away. A we.-k or two after, 1 met wiih him, aud asked him about these teeth. • Oh !” said he—“what’s-uame, over here, f i l l e d them for m e; he found four holes— pretty large b e e x p e c t e d , f o r t h e n e a r e s t g m g g e r y . ( b u t j u s t ! o n e s , t o o ; I k u e w t h e y w e r e i h e r e . ” a c r o s s t h e s t r e e t , ) s i n g i n g o u t i n h i g h g l e e , a s h e 1 s a i d I , “ 1 l o o k e d v e r y c a r e f u l l y a n d d i d n o t s e e u e a r e j t h e h a v e n o f b i s h o p e s , t o a c o m p a n i o n a s , a n y . ” “ W e l l . ” s a i d l i e , \ h e d i d ’ u t f i n d ’e m ’till h e f i l l e d h i s g l a s s . \ H o l d o n J a c k , i n t h e m i d d l e o u ’t . D o n ' t t a k e i t a l l , b u t l e a v e m e a l i t t l e o n ’t.' Chicago Journal. A rkansas .—According to the Little Rock Ga- ■zvtte. the new Legislature o f Arkansas divides p iii i v.tllv as follow s;—Senate— Whigs, 3; Dem ocrats, 0. H m se— Whigs, IS; Democrats. 50 Joint ballot, Whigs, 2 1 ; Democrats, 59. “ What is the c h ief u se o f bread ?” asked an ex aminer at a recent school exhibition. “ The chief use o f bread,” answered the urchin interro gated, apparently astonished at the simplicity ol the inquirer, “ tiiechiet use o f bread is to spread butter and molasses on it.” “ Sambo,” said a southern gentlt u an to his black servant, “ 1 want you to cieau up the thiugs in the garret tc-daj, and scrub it u p .” “ Can't do it, u.assa, no h iv v , ” said Sau.bo. “ Can’t do it,” said the gentleman, •• why can’t you d-iit?” “ Case, in issa, l ’s 'posed to high duiies.” S trik i » g its own F riends .—T be N. Y. Even log R,ct, iu the course ot one of its tirades a_ainst the manufacturers, accused one of them o f Je- fraudi ig the reveaue by swearing liis machinery th ongh tne Oiist.un-h mse as tools and nupie- ffliu s. T u - Taunton Whig says thal this m mu iact ir>'r is u i less dis i.igmsht'd a Locol.ic i than G j v . Steel 1 N . vv H i npsltire!—£Alb. Citizen. Walter Bowne, Ex-Mayor of N e w Y’ork, died iu that city yesterday S noring D eacons .—T he Deacons “ e iwd’ase’e have a bad practice « f snoring loud, while nspnp in-clmrrn, which appears todistm b some f -Iks there. The Boston Bee o f Sa'urd-iy has the f >1- lowiug p dite uotice tor one o f them :— D :acim — — is requested u 4 to ctmimeuce su.iri ig to m irrovv, nntill the sermon is begun, as siui* persous in the neighborhood of his pew would Ii;e tn hear the text. F rom N auvoo .— The papers bring uo account of auy p ’sitive out reak amongst Mormons, hut h is evideut there is every prospect o f future dif- fic hies. C o l. J o n a than D. S t e v e n s o s .—A motion, w e understand, was yesterday made for the appniut- meut o f a receiver of the property and effects of this gentleman upon a creoitor’s b ill filed agaiust him, iu which N . Dane EUingwivid was complain ant. The m ition was granted. Will uot this stop his supplies from the Government? H e is a'so u jder a writ o f Ne Exeat, to stay within the jurisdiction of the Court.— [Tribune. T e a c h e r W a n ted.—An old covey on the little steamboat which plies on Lake George, N. Y. trades in rattle snakes. He has a box on board c nitaHiiig one 'ttnuster which he exhibits, with t le following inscription upon i t : “ In this Bocks ar a Battle Snaick I [no was kecht on Black Moumling. He is sevn yer old last Gulp. Ad mittance sic pezcts per site, Children h a lf price or nothen.” “ Yonr friend is preparing to build, is he not7” said oue citizen yesterday to another. “ Not that E X O v E T R I C 1 1 0 U V f A L . i Y . D niug ill.' la-e Ame ic in >var, a soldier who aad ljeeu vvnuud.'d a.i.l Ho.iO.' ibly dixclurgi d , be- .ug destitute mid benighted, kui eked ot the door of ,m ul.l Irish farmer, when the Inlljvvmg dia logue ensued. Patrick— And who the divil are ye uow ? Sjldier— My name is John Wilsun. Patrick— And where the devil are you goiug -rom, John Wilsou? Soldier—From the American Army at Erie, sir. Patrick—A.id w hat do you want here? Soldier—1 waut shelter to-night; will you per mit me to spread my blanket ou your Hour, aud sleep to-night I Patrick—D .wil take ine if I d >, J.ih.i W ilsin. S ildier— O.i your kitchen fl-mr, sir ? Patrick— Not I, by the Hill o’ Hovvth! Soldier—In your stable theu? Patrick— P in h-auged i f I do that either. S ildier—I’m dyiug with huuger, give ine but a b me and a crust; 1 ask il i m >re. Patrick— Divil blow uie if 1 do, sir. Soldier— Give me some water to quench my thirst, I beg o f you. Patrick— Beg aud be hanged, I’ll do no such thing. Soldier—Sir, I have heen fighting to 8 'cure the blessings y ou eujoy, can you so hospitabl. reject me irom your home 1 Patrick— Reject you, who the divil talked a word about r eacting you 1 M ty “ e I am uqt the scurvy spalpeen you take me lo be, J ihui Wilson. You asked me to let you lie on my fll uir. my kitchen floor, or my s tab le; now by the powers, il’ye thi.ik I’d let a perfect stranger d i that w h -ii 1 Iiave h ilf a dozen soft beds all empty ? No, by ihe Hill o’ Howth John, tlwt I wont. Iu the second place, you told me you were dviug with hunger, aud wanted a hone and a crust to eat; now honey, d’ye think I’d feed a hungry mau on b-mes and crusts wh-n my yard is f ill -if fat pul lets, and turkeys, and ducks, and pigs 1 No, by t h e p o w e r s , u n i [ , t h a t ’s f l i t . I u l h e t h i r d p l a c e , you asked tne for some water to quench your thirst; now as m y water is none of the bpst, I never g ive it to a poor traveller without mixing it with plenty ofgood wine, or something else whole some aud cooling. Gome into iny house,, my hon ey ; divil blow me hut you shall sleep ili the best feather bed I have; you shall have the best sup per aii-1 boeakfist tliat my farm can supply, which thank heaven is u oueof the worst; you slmll drink as much water as vou ch mse, provided y->ti mix it with plenty ofgood wine, mid provided also you prefer it. Gome in, my hearty, come in, aud leel yonrsell at home. It shall never be said that Patrick O’Flaherty treated a man scurvily who has beeu fighting for the dear country which gave him birth. 'j:0 F iiU iT G R O W illlS— dihvn - 1 i.; , ‘s 1' i nil -ilul Fi nit T-e. s ot A uvnon. D o w n i n g ’s H o r t i c u l t u r i s t , a m o n t h l y j o u r n a l o f R u r a l A r t a n d i a s t e . T h e r r u i t C u l t u r l s t , » y J o h n J. T h o m a s , a u d t u e C u l t i v a t o r A l m a n a c f o r J M 7 , a t IV ldUX <2 G O ’S H o o k Store. G ILLOTT’S STEEL PENS !—a u e w s u p p l y f r o m t h e i n a i m f i c t u n - s , u u d w a r r a n t e d g e n u i n e , a t I V I S O N & C O ’S B o o k S t o r e . Q, U 1 L L P E N A G A I N !— j u s t i n - M a s s a c h u s e t t s Bovs.— T wo gentlemen who met in Westfield, at the dedication ot the Normal School House, last Thursday, were recalling iu conversation the occasion of tlieir first visits to that village. (J.ie of them was the son o fa black smith, aud was bred to the trade o f a hitter, but m aulf-sting a strong inclination (nr study, subse- qnen ly entered a law office, and stated th it lie first caine to Westfield at that time to take some depositions in a pauoer case. Tiie other gentle- man stated t in bis first visit was c ameeted with a pauper case a!s i— he to >, vv.is a poor boy, und • had come dowu from .Sandisblietd, about twenty ' five miles on foot, to see if i f could get s one work in Westfield. The chief interest1 of this statement is the f.n t that this \eiillema i is now a t ; the head o f a fl niri-h'o ’ the >1 o jical s -miiiary iu ! the eastern part ol the ijtite, and the blacksmith's 1 sou, and hatter’s apprentice, is the G ivernor of J lie G immoiivve i l t h — [Spriiizfi -Id Gazette. “ Sambo, why am some ub de Calif -ruy boy like an unruly d likev, w hat w-m’t navigate when te has de harness in. 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T h i s T r a n s c e n d e n t l y s p l e n d i d E s t a b l i s h m e n t c o m p r i s e s 1 5 0 JiEIV AIYO U O K S E S ! ! T h e S t e e d s a r e t h e M o s t I t R r e l y B e a u t i f u l i u t h e W o r l d , t h e A r t i - t r , t h e G R E A T E S T I N TH E COUNTRY! E x h i b i t i o n w i l l t a k e p l a c e i n A U B U R N , o n t h e A f t e r n o o n s a n d E v e n i n g s o f t h e 1 5 i k , l G t h , a n d 1 7 t h o f S e p t e m b e r , a t 2 } a n d 7 1 P. M . HERR CLINE. T h i s i s t h e r e n o w n e d T i g h t R o p e P e r f o j m e r , t h e G r e a t e s t G y m n a s t i c P r o f e s s o r t h a t e v e r b r e a t h e d ! 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H I R A M F R A N K L I N — T h i s i s t h e a c k n o w l e d g e d b e s t G e n e r a l P e r f o r m e r l i v i n g . H e e x t e l l s i n V a u l t i n g , S i n g l e a n d D o u b l e t t o m e r s e t a a n d L e a p s , H o r s e m a n s h i p ic S l a c k o p e F e a t s . M C F A R L A N D — T h e K i n g o f V a u l t c r s ! T h e o n l y o n e e v e r k n o w n t o a c h i e v e 6 7 s u c c e s s i v e s o m e r s e t s . H i s c o m p e t i t i o n w i t h h i s o n l y r i v a l , F r a n k l i n , i< a s u b l i m e s i g h t . J O H N G O S S I N — T h e G r e a t C h a m p i o n N . Y o r k C l o w n , H i s k e e n n a t u r a l w i t a n d o r i g i n a l h u m o r , h a v e g a i n e d h i m t h u f i r s t p l a c e i n h i s p r o f e s s i o n . H e i s a i d e d b y r i t e f a v o r i t e J e s t e r , B O B W I L L I A M S . A I R S . G O S S I N — T h e A l a g n i f i c c n t F e m a l e R i d e r . T h e I M R E I N S U R A N C E - T i i e H o w - . L A t t n o f N o w Y o r k , a ( ter p a y i n g a l l t l i e i r l o s s e s b y t h e l a t e tire, h a v e t w o h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s c a s h c a p i t a l l e f t ; a n d t h e y c o n t i n u e t o i n s u r e M e r c h a n d i z e , D w e l l i n g s n n d S t o r e s o n a s f u v o r a - lilt* t e r m - a s a n y o t h e r - o u n d C o m p a n y . A p p l i c a t i o n s f o r i n s u r a n c e may b e m a d e t o T . M . H U N T . A u b u r n . A g e n t f o r C a y u g a C o u n t y . A u g u - t 19. 1845. JVTE W R O O K S . — M i n s t r e l s y , A n - l \ c i e i i t n o i l M i l - r o . \ v i : | ] n o . H i s t o r i c a l I n t r o - d u . t i o n a n d N o t e s , b y W i n . T h o i h e r w e l ) L a n - t o n P a r s o n n g - , a t a l e b y R e v . VV B e w a i l . T w o L i v e s , n r t o - c o m n n d t o B e , b y .M a r i a I . -M c I n t o s h . A l i s s B e e c h e r ’s R e c e i p t R o o k , n e w .- a p p l y . 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W O O D R U F F ’S N e w S t o r e , d e p t . 8 . 7 7 G e n e s e e s t S ~ * C E N E S i n t i i e R o c k y M o u n t a i n s , 0 .' *£f *!)« N ' » w M * \ v c o , [ V \ * t s G r a n d l ’ m i r i e . o r n o t e s b y t h e w a y d u r i n g t h r e e y e a r s ; b y a N e w E n r i a n d e r . F o r s a l e u t t h e C I T Y B O O K S T O R E . H I N G L E S . A F E W O F T H E G R I S W O L D & C O . S f i r s t q ' t u l i t y f u r s a l e b y A u g . 2 5 t h . r a r e e n d o w m e n t s o f t h i s L a d y r e n d e r h e r a n i m m e n s e l y i d o l i z e d p e r f o r m e r . S h e i s e m i n e n t i o r e r n c f t . h n H u t v t a s t e a n d a d d r e s s . H ERE’S THE BOOK AT LAST. 1 V I R O N & C O . h a v e l i f t s d a v p u b l i s h e d t h e L i f e a n d d y i n g C o n f e s s i o n s o f t h a t m y s t e r i o u s m a n H E N It Y W Y A T T , w h o w a s e x e c u t e d i n A u b u r n J a i l A u g . 1 7 t h 1 8 4 6 , f o r t h e m u r d e r o f J a m e s G o r d o n , a f e l l o w c o n v i c t i n t h o A u b u r n F t a t e P r i s o n . P e p t . 1 6 . 1 8 4 6 . I V I S O N & C O . D E N T I S T R Y ! D E N T I S T R Y ! H . C. W A N Z E R W ILL B £ i n this v illage in the c o trse o f October, wheu | I m will be found at his old Stand, opposite the American Mcsdames lPkitla1.tr, Williams, Wood, RMnson, Leslie, and Brownt form the FEMALE DEP \RTMENT, nnd are unequalled as such The COMIC Department is compos ed ot Gossin, IPiUiams, Robinion, Mrs. Robinson, and F. Whittaker. ALONZO HUBBF.LL—1The Modern Hercules, Cham pion, Master Stevens, Kincade, Maaer Siarp and others, too numerous to mention, are some oi the Corps. Rockwell nnd Stone’s Circus, it will of course be seen, is the be3t in the country, embracing the above prodigious amount of Talent. The Scones Performed, are mostly original, and worthy their unequalled achievers. TWO MIGHTY PAGEANTS, invented by Rockwdland Stone, of powerlul interest and costly wardrobe, are described in the Posters and Pnmphlet3 with the re6t ofthe Exhibi tion.. They are styled the S p o r t s o f O ld S p a i n , o r (tar B u l l F i g h t . In which a Horse is disguised as the Bull, and enacts that character, and The Crusades* s Glory ! or, ihe Warriors of the Cross. HENRY NEFDHAM, the Great Equestrian Manager,is the Director and Arranger of both these spectacles, and of all exhibitions of this Circus Admission25cts. Children under 10, half price. Open at 2 and 7—commence at 21 aud 7J. N. B. This formidable array of men and steeds will ar rive in town on the above morning, and make a Grand Procession, preceded by the New York Brass Band in their costly Musical Car, drawn by six Arab Steeds. [gp’ The Pavilion is tlie Largest in the World, contain- ingJOOOpersons. THQHAS SPROULLE,Agent. AU.'IUHN, (T T M N T I O N ! ! D R Y G O O D S !— - G r e a t E x c i t e - mbnt .—Store N\. 129, Genesee street will be closed until Saturday morning in order to invoice the etock of goods in store, and receive another L A R G E S T O C K O F GOOT>S, which will make as dedrahle a stock as ever was offered in Auburn. The whole stock wih be offered for sale with* out reserve, and tcill Rnd must be sold in S e v e n D a y s * circum tonces being sus'i thatthe business mu.t be closed no matter how great th - sacrifices. Therefore, without any enumeration of goods or prices, we would invite the citizens of Aubum and vicinity to this rare opportunity of buying cheap goods. P. \— Merchants are respectfully requested to give their attention to this stock, as the whole will be sold at ruining prices, which will make it an object for them to buy the whole stock £7^” An early call is solicited. A .burn, Sept. 10th, 1346. G O V . S E W A R D ’S A R G U M E N T , 3d Ptlhi m.— In press, and w ill !>*- l»uhlisbecl on the 16th in«t. a new nnd beautifully printed edition of the ‘’Argument of William II. Seward, in defence of Wih lifim Freeman, on his trial for murder, at Auburn. July 21st and 2*Jd, 1846.” Price l*2j- cents—$6,00 per hundred. Published by J. C. DERBY Sc CO.. Aubnrn, and for sale by James Henry. Albany; Mark H Newman & Co. and w . H. Graham, Tribune Buildings, New York; D. M. Dewey. Rochester; T. S. Hawks.'Buffalo. ***New York Tribune, and Commercial Advertiser, Al bany Evening Journal, Utica Daily Gazette, Syracuse Jour nal, Ruche.-ter Democrat, and Buffalo Advertiser, will please give the above 3 insertions and forward bill to this office. Q A B B A T II SCH O O L BOOKS A large supply o f new and valuable Sabbath School Books, for sale, cheap for cash, ot IVISON & CO’S Book Store. A R R I V A L a t T U E A N T 1 - F l U t O . x A . * D G E N E R A L D u Y G O O D . \ S T O R E : ilavmg just returned from New York with a large and General a*dot tmentof Good**, lhe subscriber would invite thu attention of buyers to as good a selection of Gouds as was ever olFeredin this vicinity, and at as reasonable prices, 9>i'es» Goods. His stock of Dress Goods consists in part of Black stripe axd plaid Silks, black and blue black Bom bazines. Crupes, ombre Cashmeres, ombre and shaded Delaines, sup. ombre Lyonesse Cloth. Gala and Oregon Plaids, French Merinos, black and shaded (silk wash) plain hg’d, plaid and ash colored Alpaccus. S h a w l s . Brocha, black and fancy colored Silk, embroidered stra- dilla, plain, plaid and embroidered Thibet, Cashmere, Oa* melion, Muriin DeLain, plain and plaid woolen. Print*, Sheeting and Sliirtins of every description. T r im m in g * * Silk Fringes, silk Laces, double silk Gimps, velvet Rib bon all colors, and widths, Inserting^, linen und cotton La ces. Glore?, Hosiery, &c., of every color and description, I j a < ! i c s ’ S h o e s , Gaiters, double and single soled Buskins, Slips and Tics. Groceries* Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Pepper, Spice, Nutmegs, Rice. R e a d y M a d e C l o t h i n g o f erery variety* O v e r c o a t*. Broadcloth, Beaver, Green, and Black Pilot, Sheep’s Gray, Plain and Diamond Satinetts, Black, Plaid and Or ange Tweeds, &o. Ore** and Frock Coats. A large assortment of every hue and color. Tweed Frocks. Sacks and Travelling Coats. P a n t s . Broadcloth, black, and stripe Fren“h 0a3-imeres, Green, Doe Skin, Steel Mixed, Sheep’s Grey and Satiuetts of all colors. Teats* Black Silk and Wo!!en Velvets, Black, Plaid andStripe Satinetts, black and stripe Cassimeres. W r a p p e r s a n d D r a w e r * . A large stock of Thin f'oat-, Pants and Vests, which will be 6old for a bare commission, as the season is getting ad vanced they will be told very cheap. N. B. Garments, Cut Trimmed and made to Order. E. IVISON. T \ R E S S G O O D S , & c . , A T G R I S - I/W O L D & CO’S: Dm ht.it Iii • late ivlitr>-il price? aiiii lo sold .—Tiolzai ines, Organdie Mtt-lins. Be- rases. Calicoes. .Src., much less than early spring prices Parasol?, Summer Stuff?, &e . b ueht at aurtion. Hosiery r > - 1 ». — i to he sold at price? which mu-1 please. Gro ceriea, a fine assortment,—and plerty of good Tea at 2s 6d. PRION CLOTHING Jt DRY GOOD SPORE \ E W S T O C K F A L L G O O D S I V uis- r.-c’d nt ttn; Ciiy Car'll Siore of *’ — GU' UVF.R & PON. A u > 2 8 . w O U L S A C K I N G . — 1 6 0 0 Y a r d s , . Burlaiis suitable for making w o o l sacks 3(>, 40. and 44 inches wide. Also W#*mo Linen and Cotton Grain Sacking very Cheap, at the City Cash store of GEO. GULLIVER & SON. Auburn, June 27, 1846. ____ * .. T p O R T H E F A L L T R A D E . — J u s t P oneffciinevvam] b e a u tifulstylesof DeLaines, Ginghams, OUco, Gloves, Horiery. &c &c cheaper than tlie cheapest, at No S(- and i Exclmage s t H OW E ’S SU P R IO li PINS, made l>y the H o w e Mrmuiift'tui'iitg Co.. tor mile wholesale and retail at New York priced by T i i i U G S , M E D I C I N E S , P A I N T S , 1 / OILS, and DYE STUFFS, a choice ass* rt- rnent to be found at VAN* AIYI>EI'f,8 , S o . 5 C*c* wants o f the sick and affiicted attended t0^igp® Particular care paid to puttin up Medical Pre enptions. , _ Auburn, March 5.1846. ___ G* June 16.1846. 8i> Gcne?ee st L O V E S , A LARGE AND W E LL 3E- l e c t e d n ? s jrtm < M i t n t H . L . K N I G H T & C O S U S . G . B . M I L L E R ’S T O B A C - CO. for suic bv A. H. ft J. BURT. Q U M M E R S C A R F S . — A V E R Y U fashionable article, mid something new, just rec’d a t H . L . KNIGH'7’ & CO’S. New Store. G in g h a m s . — a fresh a r r iv a l of ii-*w aud beautiful s’yies will lie found at J u l y 1 8 , 1 8 4 6 . ____________________H . L . KNIGHT & CO'S. T O D Y E R S . A PRACTICAL T R E A - t i ? c o n D i - i m ; . & c . . i n e l i t r i i i ! ! ? Ia*<* i t i ' e i i l i o n s a n d i m p r o v e m e n t s , See. b y a n e x p e r i e n c e d D y e r . Just rec’d at DERBY’S T A D I E S ’ S I L K I I O S E — 5 D O Z . ( j p a i r s L a d i e s ’ s p u n S i l k H o s e , f o r s a l e a t t h e low price of 75 ct*# pr. pair, at c A B I N E T W A R E & C H A I R S , a t th\ Old Stand of IOI1N RICHARDSON, on South-st.. as cheap nsthc chcepoet, and good no the heat. L. D. -t D. C. RICH \RDriON. r T s p N . B . T E R M S , C a s h , o p R e a d y P a y . Mo?t kinds of Farmers Produce and Lumber, luken in exchange for Ware. L. D. & D. C. It. Mav 22.1846. d6tw3m Mar. h W GRISWOLD & C VS.. No.S* VALUABLE R E A L E S T A T E F O R S A l / K . The following property will be sold on alib* >ral credit, with a moderate payment down: Large Dwelling House and Barn on Madi&on-street. Onevacant Lo do do do do on Washington-strcet. A House and Lot on Hulbert-- treet. do do Mechanic-street. Brick House aud Burn on corner of North and Semina- rf-streets. Dwelling House nnd Barn on Dill-street. Dwelling House on south side of Genesee-street, next door east of the Court House. An elegant Brick House, with a irood Barn, on Grover itrect—if not ?old ?oou it will be 'fO LET. A vacant Lor on the corner of South and Grover-streets. Five fihops or Stores on the west side of North-otrcct, 14 feet front by about 100 feet deep. A large Building in the rear of raid Shops, A Bake House and large Oven, aho in rear of said build in«r. Two Brick Stores and Dwellings opposite the Bank of Auburn. A Farm of 51 acres on the west side of Auburn, with comfortable House and Barn. 144 acres of Timber Land in Chemung Co, 2 mile6 from the Chemunj Canal. 2(17 acre> of Land m Mclvean Co., Pennsylvania. Several Houses and Lot? on Cumpnon Alley. Also, 160 acres of Land in Illinois. Also, the House and lot situated on State-st., now occu- ied by ri. Parsons Esq. If not sold by 1st May, it will be to rent. _ , Also. 20 Well and Cistern Pumps, and two one horse JVasons. ABU All FITCH. Auburn, March, 14 1846.—12d3tA*.ctt G s c h o o l . Tue riuhscriber, l«tte Principal o f the Ohio Institution for the education of tho Bliud. will open a permanent Seminary in Geneva, N. Y.. on the 15th of October. The object of the In*titute will be to quality Fetnah T ach.rs, ard also to complete tho education o f Young Ladies in the ornamental nnd usef*.l branches of a m oral and scientific course. The system will conform in p a rt to that which has prov ed so decidedly successful in the education ot the Blind, viz. O 'Ct' or mental exercises, trequent rcvi *ws and daily Lectures Tho subscriber’s practical experience for seve ral years in this plan, and his examination of many ol the bef-t sominarie- inthri country and m Europe, satUty him that it is the m o tt truly effectual method ot imparting in struction. The c h i'f branches will he as follows; A r i t h m e t i c , G e o g r a p h y . G n i m m u f , L i n G f t f f l f l i l P c r S p G d * t'.ve llrsiwinir and Citimin^, Plain and Ornamental Pen- m a n d i i p C h e m i s t r y , R h e t o r i c a n d C o m p o s i t i o n , A l g e b r a , Geometry. Map Drawing, M-jrul, Natural nnd Mcutal Phi- : lo-ophv,‘Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Physiology, Histo ry, Logic, Political E-onomy. A course o f practical Lectu«us on thi'Arta > dPhiloso- nhyof Tca'i’unsr, and the Government ot Schools, including instruction- in Bltwk Board exercise?, will be delivered to the pupils de^iHiln r to becumj teacher'3. Tut re will b-* an ample supply o f Philo-ophical Apparatus, and the wo-’t approved School Furniture Globe?, Map-, &c. The In titute will be ihoroiuhly luniisheo li r the ac c o m n o d t i o n o r h o a r d i n g p u p i l s . M r s . C h a p i n w i l l s u p p r - i n t e n d t h e D o m e s t i c D e p a r t m e n t . O n e x a m i n a t i o n a t t h e e n d o f t h e y e a r , c v - r y p u p found qualified to teach will receive a Teacher’s Diploma Other young Ladies will also receive a Diploma on fin ishing the regular course. As the Principal will endeavor to p rocure the ne*t situ atione as teachers, for his pupils, he believes it will be found a pecuniary advantage to spend a t least one y e a r in this S eminary, Superintendents ond Trustees o f District Schools desirous ol procuring good teachers, will be in vited to make their wishes known to the subscriber. T h e y o a r w i l l b e d i v i d e d i n t o t w o t e r m s o f fiv e m o n t h s T e r m s — F or boarding, tuition, fuel nnd lights, p er year, One H u n d red D o l l a r s —payable sembannurlly in the middle of each term. This inciudt l'-aw in* and Fainf.nv as p artot the ro.ruUr courn'.wwimt exliacFtarge.. M u s i c a n d French w i l l he c h a r g e d e x t r a All stationery to he found by the pupils. Washing tw e n t v . f i v c ctnis p r - r d o '* i n 1 8 w o W I L L I A M C H A P I N . P r i n c i p a l . s T r AYED O R S T O L E N , on 20 Aliens' L i s t , n 8 t u a l ! w i z o < l e o p K o d C o w , 5 or 6 years old—a craeu in tho left h o rn about 2 or 3 inch es loiij* und half an inc-h wide—gives milk. Whoever will return her, or give information where she may be fi.uud, .-hail be liberally rewarded. ZEBUI.ON *LMES. A u b u r n , n e a r t h e C o t t o n F a c t o r y , . ^ c p t 2, 2 8 4 6 . 2 8 w 3 Q H E E T I N G S , B Y t T H E B A L E a t t'uctory p r ic e s , u t GHIi^VV'OLD & C O ’S . H R S . M A T S O N & H A M I L T O N , l i K U I U iE O N D E N T I S T S , Auburn. N .Y . Ojfice on the comer of (rc.iesrc avd IVilliam streets, ?i- arty opposite American Hotel. Keep constantly on bund superior Dental Foils Gold Plate, \\ ire. and ripiral riprings, aNo, a large >toi k of ritoek- tonV and Alcock's Plate, Pivot and Gum Teeth, ol tbe bed qu.ility; al?o an extensive a.-sortmenr of Chevalier & Tie- mann’s superior Forceps. Pluggers and Exravators. Den tal Files of all deseripti ns. Artificial Teeth inserted on Pivot, or on Fine Gold 1 Ure, on the new plan ot Atmos pheric pressure, or hy Chops, on Spiral Springs, a* the (a?e may require. Teeth (*le?m» d, billed and Extracted in the most approved a-.d scientific manner. Having been in practice for ni-my years, we are coulidcnt of givbnr en tire sarl-faction in all cases. A share of public patronage is desired. N. B.— lluir-Lip Mates inserted, which will remedy the defect in speaking. Auburn, rieptemhar 1,1846. H A Y U G A A C A D E M Y . - - T T t h F a l i , L i T 'nn of tiii? lii?tiiuti m will cmimi'nttc uii Wedue?day, the 16th inst., under peculiarly favorable auspices. A separate Department ior tiie instruction of District School Teachers ivili he formed; and as Mr. Lawrence, the Teacher of Mathematics, is a graduate of the State Normal School, unusual advantages will be af forded tho-e who design teiti hing during the Winter. Ample arran jeintnts have been made for boarding stu dents ou the most reasonable term?. CHARLES G. BItCNDJGE, Principal. Aurora, Clay. Co., N. Y.. Sept. 1 .1846. 18w5 A T I T A G A I N — 8 6 G e n t : t .f e N t r t 'ej. X a ililic a n d H a r n e s s S h o p . The Subscriber has on hand and will constantly keep a general assortment of ivor in his line of business, compri sing the following arti-les H A R I V K 8 9 O . A L I , K I N D S . Saddle?, Bridles und ifartingals. Bort-folio, Bellows-top Hair cover and Fancy Trunks. Valiccs, Carpet bags, &c. &c. Also a. very large assortment of Whalebone and common Coach and Gi\ WHIPS. All of which will be sold at fair prices on reasonable term?, and warranted wood, He is thankful for the liberal patronage thus far received, and respectfully solic its a continuance of the same. A. V. M. SUYD AM. Auburn, April, 1843. 50tf. Q C Y T H E S T O N E S , G E N U I N E k j QUINNEBAUG dCYTHE STONES, by the box or dozen. Emmery Rifles, Scythes; Scythe Snaths. Hay and Grain Rakes; superior hay Forks. Solid Steel Hoes, hy tlie dozen. Grain Cradles. SAL j ERATUS, by the barrel or less quantity. Also, G r o c e r ies, S t o n e a n d VToodcn W a r e , 6c. c., all ot which will be sold cheap for Cash, by H. WILLSON, 2 doors east ol Auburn House. Auburn, March 2.1846. T O S c h o l a r s i . y A c a d e m y s .—A n e w * ......... ■— r; J Just published, and ior sale at WYNKOOP’S. ( C H A M B E R S ’ I n f o r m a t i o n f o r t i i e ) PEO P L E , a Piimliii* Encyclopedia; first American edition, with numerous -additions and more than 501) engravings, published in nurabeftynt 25c.each A ncvr supply of the Red Skins—Cooper's last, at Der- by Sc. Co-’s CHEAP BOOKSTORE. Q E P T E M B E R M A G A Z I N E S ^ O Graham’s,G nle' ’sand Columbian Magazines for September, all beautifully illustrated, also, Braithwaite’o Retro.-pect. prat 13. rec’d this day bv the Agents. J. C. DKIIBY & CO N e w d r e s s g o o d s . — c a l l f' it -»i» I’i.ji.U, Oregon t i ». ••iiiircK new stvles f t La-lics WL\ir. New style? Muffin DeLain^?, Shaded Muffin De L.iiuos, Caffini.»res and Merino-, and n great variety of other dress Goods, to which we would call the attention ofthe Ladies. GlilriWOLD & CO , Aug. 29. 8) Genesee-strept. 7 ? I R E ! F I R E ! !— T i i e P r o t e c t i o n !' INSURANCE Co. of Hartford. Ct.. have re- contly added fifty thousand dollars to their former Capital Stock of one hundred and fifty thousand, and are prejrnr favorable at any other responsible Company. Application for insur ance may be made toH. IVlriON, Jr., No. 80 Gcucsee-et.s Exchange Buildings. Auburn. Msirch 1 .1846. d&c Y . K E Y E S , H a t and C a p mniisifnctnrri'* FASHION FOR AUTUMN 154G ow re.'idy for inspection and .-ale. Auburn. August 2 , 1846. Q O A P A N D C A N D I . E S . — T H E v ) Hv-mufactiu’o uf SOA.1* uu.l CANDLES will be continued as usual at the manufactory of Samuel Fletch er, on Garden street. A very superior article of aad Candles con*tait$1y on hand, Jir d for «ale at the LOWEST FltlCEri, by the box or less quantity, attlu» Factory, and also at tbe Brick Cash Store of HALL & CO., J5-5 Genesee st. HASH DAID FOR TALLOW. Auburn. March 3. 1645. 44tf O. D. MUNSON, DibN- TIST, OBico 101 G enksee . - st . ii[> Stairs, onpo&ire the Western Exchange, will attend to all Operations on tlie TEETIf—Also, f«i*crt A r lifitial Teeth, with Pivot nr on Gold Plate, in the best possible manner. Auburn, March 2. 1846. f N E W G O O D S A T S I G E N E S E E - S T . R Y G O O D S . Having purchased with much care and attention, an unusually large amount of good® this season, the subscribers would invite the at tention of buyers to as large and choice an assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS aa can be found in this vicinity, and at prices which can not fail to please the closest buyers. SILKri.—Rich, Paris, plaid and plain chameleon, black and brown, black gro de Swiss, India and Florence. DRESS GOODS—Reps and plain cashmere, (some very rich,^ inou»lin delaines, victoria plaids, satin brocades, black, colored nnd plaid alapacas,. black and mode colors, French Merino. MOURNING GOODS— receive particular attention, and desirable styles, Bombazines, silks, Crapes, ritutt Good. Prints, Gloves, &c., can always be obtained SHAWLS of every description from the cheap woolen plaid to the expensive Brocha and Cashmere PRINTS—English and American—several cases very desirable styles just opened; among them all the fall pat terns of Merimacs. SHEETING AND SHIRTINGS, by tlie yard, piece u bale, from the host mantifncfiircfs in the country. THfi HOSIERY AND GLOVE department is comple Ho.iuou’s Best whitt:, black fight anil durkkid, ofall shad and sizes. riHOEri—French, Kid, and Morocco slips and buskins of Ro 'cr’s importation, kid seal and cloth black and light rilips, Buskins and Gaiters. MILLINERY—Several cartons Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, bla-k, Mue-blark and colored Velvets, Flowers &c. TRIMMING ■5— Back and c dorcd Velvet Ribbons, nil shades and widths, Edgings, Fringes, Gimps, Pari3 Cord, &c LINENS—-Lawns. Linen Cambrics, Linen Shirtings, Mulls, Muffins, Luces, Edtrings, Lace and Gauze Veils, Green Barage, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, in great va riety and very cheap, also all the variety of goods usual ly- kept in a Dry Goods Store. GENTLEMEN can find a groat variety of French, Eng lish, Belgian and American Cloths. Cassimeres, Satinetts, Jeans, Silk, Satin, Marseilles, and Winter Vest’ga, Stocks- Collars, Black and Fancy Scarfs, and Cravats, Gloves riuependers, Silk nnd Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk, Cotton, Merino, nnd Woolen Drawers and Wrappers, Silk Wool en and Cotton Hosiery, Tailor’s Trimmings, See. G R O C E R I E S . . A large and well selected stock, which are offered a prices conforming to our peculiar advantages in buying. TEAS—Green and Black of all brands and qualities from 2?. Gd. fo Si., (we are very fortunate in our selection of 2? 6d. un<: 4 •.) riUGARri—Loaf, lump, Crushed, powdered, St. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans. COFFEE—*Moco, Java,Lagunra,Cuba,and St. Domingo, MOLASSES— H. Croix Syrup, Porto Rico, New Or leans, and Trinidad. TOBACCO—Cavendish, Lump, Nail-Rod, Plug, Smo king and Fine Cut. SPlCEri—Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pimento, Pepper and Ginger. MISCELLANEOUS*—-Raisins, Fperm and Tallow Can dles, Poap, Loe’a Blacking, Indigo, Alum, Copperas, Mus tard, Pipt s, Rice, Pepper Sauce, riaheratus, Ftarch, Cocoa Chocolate, Pure Sperm Fall and Winter Lamp OILS. C R O C K E R Y . French China in Setts, White, Blue, nnd Sprig Granite Ware, C ream and Colored ware. Glass Ware, Lyons Stone- Ware, &e., making a complete assortment in which we shall not be undersold by any one. We solicit the public to un examination of Goods and prices. March 2, 1846. RATHBUN & CLARY N. U. All kinds of country produce, Flannel, Woolen Yam. Socks, Kersey and Rage, taken in exchange for Goods. U. Sc C. - 5 1 \ E W BO OK S & P E R I O D I C A L S . \ B l u n t h e o f B r a m l v w i n e , o r S - . q - t e m b c r I l t h 1 7 7 7 , c o m b i n i n g t h e P o e t r y , hezend, a n d H i s t o r y o f t h e I B a t t l e o t B r a n d y w i n e , b y t h e a u t h o r o f t h e “ Q u a k e r C i t y \ ■ C a p t . O ’S u l l i v a n , a g e n t l e m a n o n h a l f p a y . b v W r i M a x w e l l , E s q . , n e w s u p p l y . T h e A m e r i c a n F l o r a . N o . 6 , t h e f i n e s t b o o k o f t h e k i n d o f t h e a g e , b e a u t i f u l l y i l l u s t r a t e d . a T h e A m e r i c a n R e v i e w f o r A u g u s t . T h e D e m o c r a t i c , d o d o A U t h e a b o v e c a n b e h a d a t t h e C I T Y B O O K S T O R E N o . 6 7 , c o r n e r o f G e n e s e e n n d N o r t h s t r e e t s ( 11TY B O O K S T O R E A L D E N \ J & M A R K H A M w o u l d i u f o r m t h e p u b l i c g e n e r a l l y , a s w e l l a s t h e i r f r i e n d s a n d c u s t o m e r s , t h a t t h e y a r e - n o w r e c e i v i n g t h e i r n e w s t o c k o f B o o k s a n d S t a t i o n e r y , t o g e t h e r w i t h a g o o d a s s o r t m e n t o f P a p e r H a n g i n g s , w i t h a s p l e n d i d l o t o f B o r d e r s t o m a t c h , w h i c h w i l l b e s o l d a t p r i c e s t o c o r r e s p o n d w i t h t h e t i m e s , a n d a f c a n y r a t e a s c h e a p a s a n y o t h e r e s t a b l i s h m e n t i n t h i s p a r t . R e m e m b e r t h e C i t y B o o k s t o r e , o l d F o i t o f f i c e c o m e r , N o . 6 7 G e n - e 5 e e s t r e e t A k b n r n . 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