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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

INEOErl sTfON wanted respecting SIMON
1 Watts b, trade \ painter. and James Watts, gar
.isner natives OF Chaford, near Westbury' ""t'a"c
t.gcani. They sailed from Bristol III Ens!-nc' an"
4pocd IN Ne York IN lS3l Their relations are very
tn,iiu. about ,hCa aud any one acquainted with taer
whereabouts vii coufer favor uuon them 81 comnan-
.at;gg the same 10 BROWN BROTHERS n W.
90 4awl,- corner II Evthsnec 4 HhsoNet ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

Dys.ED FOJLSCAf PAPER. 1000 keams o
~ AlAlE Ruled Cap. For sale by
PERsSs. Il BROOKS,
s27 No ~ lsih-rtv street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

D4sxEssN.- For .so good set Of fixtures good
~ round Of custom baking over ~ bbl>. OF Hour per
ycck Apply ut tho Office cf the Tribune. oe6 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

UNITED SrArEs.-Thc following is statement OF
the Injuries imported from foreign countries with
the amount of the same articles exported from the
q. States for the year ending Sept. 30, 1870. The
balance may be considered the value Of these
Injuries, consumed in the United S,u-es in one
year We venture to say that but few CT our ciii-
gems are aware Of the large amount we pay annu-
ally for uxures alone all OF which could do
without, and most of them with decided adyan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

DOsT0N BROWN a5RE AD.-rhs srbseri
ID Der would respectfully inform toe citizens oi New"
York that ne prepared TO supply them with the above
article Of superior quality which may bs obtslned al
tho following places Nos 323 Blocker St. i26 Bow-ry
2l2 Cauai-st 243 Cenuesi, l73 Walker-st 6s Di'soa
st. sos Pearl 81 All orders len eithSr of the above
places or al the Bakery 3 Charles will be promptly
attended 10. sss I'm EDWIN L. DANIELS.
n "A liberal discount those u no sell ayaiu.
00yD,s BLEACHING POWDER
- 100 casks Boyds celebrated Bleaching Powder JUS!
received and for sale by
-it... PERSSE * BROOKS, 81 Liber,y.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

tnors, among whom are the following ;-fla,o'
Lvrurgus, Pythagoras. Porphyry, Plutarcn, Cullen
Cuvler, AbeTnethy, Cheyne, Bell, 5. Graham, an
others.
Tea, ana its effects - Sheep fed on flesh SoIo'
flla from eating pork - Effects OF strnuiants en-
the Jaws and teeth of man also on animals, with
plates Milk for the young -8loodsucReEs = no
sale Law - Tee,hins Of infants - Sait7uniea'en;
ed bread Manner OF preparing and making oreaa
Fat, and its elects -Nourishmeni, and us ell
fscts Nan must labor for his support - Digesuon;
ard picture of the human stomach Mineral
polsons, and their effects Tooth.ache = Relation
Of husband and wifs-Power OF assimilation -
Feeding London swine = Sleep Nutritious matter
in animal and vegetable substances - lniauties OF
parents visited on their children and SIN al
waists-Te young men who intend 10 get wives
and raise healthy children - Disosedlence 10 pa
rents shortens life Marriage and long lfe-To
ladies whe believe The Bible Cor say soy and wIsa
20 RUE Their husbands.
II contains As pages. Price, cents
A liberal deduction made to those who buy 10
sell again. -, ~ ,os v,,,,,,
ytrAst, n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

U The deaths in Philadelphia City proper,
last week we've l0l-5S adults, 43 children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

Ncw.Yors October u, ISL. % IN
- The courier 4 Enquire. Standard, E,arc., nn'-
ON tfls Paiadephia Ledger Hiumore Pat'c', hir'c-
,en Courier and New Orlesn pcuyune, wal Please pub
.h tho hboyS (yithout Tins do ecucn) once week Tor
,ix secsS md send their b this office for paymerI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
yOx SALE or EXCHANGE

IA FGH SALE Or ExCA "a
Tsf Country seat 10 miles frem the city, located IN
(lueers County t. l. containing upwards Of ~ acres OF
first rave land The buildings doabe house mo-
ers. finish with marble NANTES, oi1ng DOORS
,c e-i, L,trbsn: ao urge barns wagon house, Cur
maze house. shop graBary poultry hou'e ard YARD zee
hou e with all other c-avcnenccs necessary tor 'fge
family The fruit Of the best KIND ana III every 'afcy
apples, cherries. &c 10 sbuHdanee.
iarpe amount Of the money may remain on Bono ana
o,rnge or Psooklyu or New York city property YOU'D
be iaken IN exchange Address L. d. s. at this once
If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

DYING AND PKINIlNG ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM, CORNER or JeHN-sr
. Ii. KiNus Of SILKS, COTTON AND "O0LEN
n GOODS DYED restored ami dressed, itc!Gcing Ia
dies and gentlemen. garments such Dresssss Goats.
Shsx. Crape,, velyets, Ri1boas, hcnaocs, Hosiery,
Css.imere C,rpe-, Rags Piano AID Table co'or, WA
do~ ; iadss, Sc Sc. % 'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

"a No. l1s WERH Is decidedly the 0 ZEE
q establishment IN NevYork 70 get bargain I, :, be
% Boot and Shoe line; you hsve only 70 49, D. and
~ convinced Ladies Gen,leuen'- Misses, Of
chdr.as Boots Sb-ss and Caters, IL ali he a. price.
NV own manufacture and warranted nfs Of FOOD
to .uit the times Likewise iaEge ahssr.
"usuy "0'A' "HiIA WILLIAM AGATE, ll4 eoEe.y.
E;Eap CsEaP: CEz ZAP 80; al JAH ois'es
JERyIsS Cheap Engraving sna ftins.H onIy
Visiting Card rae :, one half the g.ra price
So "A. Al and oin Famine specimen. No 49, cOH''ra -
co,ue: Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

Book, of subscription are opened By EDWARD 4 NJ
colt. Ed Trustee. the eff of the Now YORK Lille
aad Tr,s, company, No. p Wa st
" t. Thn cssh pa mcnt will be deposited IN 'he .Ses
Secretsty OF the Company given 10 al! subscribers
Es orter Of the Trnstaes. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

~ KENNEDY, la;ely from Troy, \. T., r'te4
~. this opportunity to isfofm his old cHsto"'' -
friends and the public generally, that he has taken
Clntos Hair Cuuing, Curling and Shaving Saloon, -
Caton corner Of irasd Having bad long eTfs
ricrce ~ the business ne Is competent 20 cut aud curl
Mar in the fashionable style Pieaoe gave cali
I'm,
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PENMANSHlP

and ma-erv con manG q ne pen WHICH NJ. O"H w
ens aad practical ezenplcatlons will illustrate, tia!
they cannot possibly lose their fatufe practice
Mr. o. has received the FIRST PaE"IcN three success
I've ye,rs t,r the BzsT SPECIMENS OF ofF HASp RS
N.ssHIp exhibited az hs FAIRS of the AMERICAN lsfrI
TrTE.
Terms. FIVE DoLL.Rs laclu4irg stauonerg payable /"
sd ace.
Benefits System of Book Keeping 'aught by Prac-
tIcal Accountant. % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

pDARD.-A Gent and his wife, aud 'ns'e
> gentleman, have good board al private family
where there but icr bcarder IN de'irsble 't''o
,car = Luke, Cnurc, $50 iud.ou 81. BY calns irmt
L. ~ Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

il-?aSsU.-A Parlor on "a door and bed rooms may
- be tad wi.h board IN pleasant location, iui Cas-
Roadway house first class private fanny aud tsN
elect hcardcr, Terms favorable Reference eN-
ch,nr.J OF 6t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
IrEro 70 ED RKEAD q CAKE

VETO TO BAD BKEAD * GAEE e
\ Al No. 35f HUDSON and 90 Wakef 'trret ca be ntd
very superior home Esde Bread and large oa'e'
H. Cakes a.G all made from the be; Dairy b'itef .n'
rsrket affords Also, fancy articles, saeh IS h1'of
Mackro=s Finger, ROut aad Fre.ch biscuit . n,,s
large Plum AMI Pound Of the very be'' q's.yy ~
meuted in mos. elegln, style. Az at D er,,d
NIB The subscriber a.o make, the Oh ~ 80 -
from Ry- and Wheat Flour, NIX .;,., os i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

We are not quite sure that it becomes knibas'a-
doris to publish account, Of and structures upon the
Governments to which they arr respectively &C
credited daring the term OF their several Missions
and We are quite sure that the exceedingly TIM
disguise which invests Mr.. Cas,'s authorship III
this Instance can subserye no purpose whatever.
But our rIenipo;entiary at Paris sees every thing
pertaining to Louis Philippe through so rosea;c
medium that the Citizen King mus, be the last TO
object to his appearance in foolscep uniform.
turned up wi,h ink We have suspicion TINT the
professed Democracy of osr land with which Mr.
c. Processes to ,ynpatAise, is far more likely to
tako exceptions to his incuIcatons. B1', however
this may be- Gen. Cass has made an exceedingly
iudiciou. and readable book, and We are no: sor-
prised to learn thu, it has passed 10 second edi-
ton The volume before Us is embelli,hed with
a spirited Portrait of Louis Philippe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

Or a. each ead md boiled II r-=nous "-cn
i, VERY durable, and free from all he osJetoiF
ear.e against lead pine. being Injurious TO n-an.
TIE Advantages -uiIar to them -re che7paess'
;;,ty Of operation and security against iTos me;
are o liz hit End portable. zni easily put Up OF
To- suiyersel celebrity which thee Pumps nave oe
s,.t here they are best kEorr together "iih rHch A
,,.,e bIcH the .ubscrIesT has had N the business
makes im couhdnn Of giving -ntire satisfaction 70 every
purchaser ~ -. ho,,4 civ. a.
.r;s measures Of The from the top OF the Platform
70 the bottom so that the length "sy be formed suitably
a; the shOp. l 4.,;,,,r, - al,ce
.L.s pumps in them. ueed not incur tne expense Of
- hove the platform, the PsmP Is secure sgsiIs'
-sntIen in regs1 other kinds of Pumps in cir
Is.on which have rot my label upon them the pipe
NJ wooden part. OF ~hich beirg msde Of nhfe-nood
and sorae Of them Of cucumber rood deem 1t proper TO
Nv tbs. ali the wooden pipo OF my manufacture - select
ID fos The best of nii;e pire heart STUFF fra ro7 sep
md berg boiled and well saturated rssireu' conpo
ston i. warranted II every respect superior a.se
The following person. are agents for the sale Oh my
Pumps and hsve al ali times supply on hand:
NsssIs Osborn Little, Hardware Dealers - fulton
Y: NJ JaG.es 8. Gould, sos South Market ST. Al
ssI r.. "' ,n H. Z 80. .''' H.wAhREN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

BOARD AND Rooms may be obtained N pa
10 vato famy. by applying at 200 iludson-'i. 1s!-d
a(SAaSD1NG.-Singe gentleman Csnd no oiheFo
> residing m the lower part OF the Civ caS be ac-
onmod,ted with good Board, with without rooms
as Faltou-st Also, three fouI have Dinner only
rJ.srod je2i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
.MvlNa. aNsvarUrE wOANOsN.:

! SCHOO,- Tarryt0"n n. I.-Tbe WnlcF Ie-In o.
MS Schoo! vii. commcacs or the lirst November. No
sii.utIon offers grr iacies for the requirement OF
thorough Education Circulars containing references
catalogue Of studes e.. may be had At Colmnas Roos
store 2O5 Broadway, Growers 6i3 Broadway, at II.
: Raypors 10 Bowery Applications for admission ma,
made, by nail tae Principals 10 Peter p. Lyon
Isl Caa1I II Wy. P. LYo,. a. VI iprrcip.,.
ol33r CHAS u. LYON A. u. ''P"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

GHE FEzCE ~FGRE-ticn,cmea VI, bag to
~ purchase good cheap Clothing, wout &c "el to cal!
at 49, chatham street, where ;ey Cad garments a.
tic following pfic--:
Cloth Goats % to so; Cloth Isckes. 81 10 So Sau-
nett Pant, 10 s4,75 Cloth Pant, 81 10 $50.
oil 3m JACOB COGSNE!T..
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e. Private observation-disclosures wishing per
inrncn, Board and Rooms III location convenient 10 tas
business part OF the City will be accommodated al No 70
DuaRe-.trcci Gst OF Broad here but few board
rs arc taken ard every oxerton MADE 10 resde' thef
no rae pleasant ard comfortable The hou's IL .ufsly
new and newly furnished throughout Terms, n:o-'
Z -f,.enrss Unchanged. NE- U
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.74..-!.x,lr1>, can &c supFnva IN e.ec~a. sP-
T. or,,cs> xisr> posters, gsoUs farmers. &c Win
,,t ,bsrrr AZ - Eat broadway "-J IN
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= PriYnte 3onrdinS.-Gentl

!90AKD-,: 70 Reesrnsn-,;roo., for the WINTER
2 Crll anc 90 I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

sVas=i@ .AypET sTSsSE.-The subscri
= ter offer, ,or Gale acw and splcaid assortment Of
3-pl, Brl-ei, ile a-d .upcrfne hgrJiu Carpe!tng c
Coth Rug. bats Mating with all other articles cor
Hecied with the business chca9er than can he at any
o,h,r store in the city Persons from the coun;ry c
wishing TO purchase viii find it much to their adveasge To
call before purchasing elsewhere, II CaHal street south
SIDE near broadway. DANIEL. NJ WILCOX. au27 3ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

\ Ioa and ana .,reri. '1's.iI q SUGGEST. e spsr.
AIS for supplying IS p7trcn' "ftn mo
o s., Inc matket aort at ne mos, u dsta'e Pfee''
'.ty III hours from A ~ until /; r svery d'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

CROW COAE..-Dischursiuc from schr Superb,
= ,n of Huhcrl- " K. large size and OF SUI error
oualily for sale loy by WARD & BROWNE,
late Anderson Il Ward,
oa5 Ct corner Of Laisht and Warrington SITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

s'A;Gs r -Is.S sseGLUsTfl SG3H sa.--iac
- Subscribe. Will tchvsr boari Of vessels. al N
Prison iic.a ok &c. - per and Marble
Buidin- Stago for p - p.r
States Erisor, Moan. Pleasant. Jnnc g i6i2
iri1C, y l.. SEYMOUR. i.sni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

CINCINNATI is growing like weed Etsht
N''qrea and tleenty-seven buildings have been
~ Up there this year; and the number will doubt
=" De Increased to One Thousand before the year
'"' The increase OF Population during me year
estimated by the Chronicle at 5000.
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rYENl.q. ANN OAN sGIaOOl..

\ " f. D1arch, SrVrnI6 Str-el y llv d0OrN east o.
T-rd A,eErc-A. NENNAT and p. BLACKMAN
PRINCIPALS. Terms, from 50 to &C per quarter the
aing and from 81 = me day School FOR The Esg>
branches aGd from - $ for the Languages.
Creuc. ard spanish tsur4t by Professor Ba',e. Pupi
,ir,Ilted NJ nnv smc. - In
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THE r RIBUNE
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 81. 184.

The LADY's Book or FLowERs ASD POETRY: TO which
are acded Botanical Iuttoductipu. complete Floral
Dictionary. and Chapter Plants IN Room,
Edited by Lucy HOOPER. New York: j. c. Riaer
Is Ann-Strcet.
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90AKDING an NMW-Y 0tlA

+, EMF .EMEN visiting Nsw-york Will find n qcie' and
N pleasant hoSc at the GRAHAM HOUSE, NO -
Barclay street, where ample accommodation" 'r- -
times reserved for Boaydes and afforded a. mol
crate prices by ;he day week. No fumes oil tobacco
or Alcohol will be lognd to taiut the atmospherr
n .. A few permanent Boar'ers will be taken
Neu-York April 18th. IStl. fl ROSWELL. tt)r'
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ID PRATr. Pnnclnal.

References i. respectfully made to Dr. Mott. 20 ter
ProUdf. Union College; Reverend, II. Wn.ow, Il. W
B;elsn ) I Woodbridge Boston, M,,s; Rev Drs. 7
II. skinner. r. Ne-milye, Professor II. White Rev !.
". NcLsne. q. B. Csesvcr. W N. Aiasls. A. ID Smts,
Hon. A,;-. Clstk o. HaI,tst y White, J. r. Gchri-t,
J. Pa,ac. \. Zeresa. Il Ga,ager. az. Y. Y c2Au
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- FARM FOR SALE, or Eschang, for cry

erA FARM FOR SALE, or ESchsngs Tor tHJ
esSs PROPERLY Farm in Queens County, l. H. con-
1- tanlng 80 and ~ scres OF hr-t rate Laao
in a high state Of cultivation The Dwelling and Ont
mouse. are all new and first order, with never
falling we'll Of go-d water, apple orchard &c. Inc dls
lance rine mbes from New-fork The above properly
sill he sold or exchanged for city property, and posses
sca glyeu Immediately. Address L. ~ s. at this oihce;
81 3tawtf
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BUTCHER, REYNOLDS Il PLATT,
iiiOFnf!s. Solicitors ana COulselOfs.
a, gsaa Etc5ss., kgyxsrs sa
5val-strset s27-;f Ton. Pt.-7.
FINCENT l. BILLS
FIRST PREMIUM
1T L q :: $ z sEE E0IND Ek.
70 2- Fy!ion-s;- lfourJh Story Iew-Yors. jeis Z
j 3. SWANS.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
Ic25 No. 10 John sL-TaIrt Story. N-v-Yors. II
ENGRAVING on WOOD,
Done IN the manner, chcesy and eSpeduously
- OFFICE or TIE xEw vosio. 30 SSS-srsEET,
Sy ii.iIsk KART.
AnnI; TO ;hO Publisher Of The NeS World aa2! #
q. ROBERTS.
e:erticnsen,- Wholesale and Retail
L l K \ 1 ) il \ q : TO K L
2o2 Chatham S1uare ~ Y
b instantly on @aad gcaer'l ss,sr;mcn; Of
Stocks Scaris 'rAvat.. Pocket iandksrch:l,. Hosiery
ti We. Shirt. D-a,,r- Bss2rss, eo' = Su>pcndcrs
Umbres g. &c all ii which wi. be sold at the l7Fcss
cs-h 90. oid In

,is,.4-s - / .ssS. "A 1ii;S'O>s l'essSa -
'-d Pearl street opposite Cednr-si The proprietor
OF tn, establishment, IA. the pleasure ri!er.ng deal
a., az. the pubic generally, tae largest aaf moe ard
..ocs Of travelling and Packing Truaks. Carpet Bags,
Vacs, &. SC car be ouad IL this ciy. Deslrfs
and oler- r DO vel 10 call sud oxamns tn aSsort-
mont Is fnI and prlc.. loN. ~ I'm
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872f>TE s.sN2,s iS:E.-Madamc Z. M

I NLSCA pURANpS fr,t class for The season con
mcuecs this egeuIng. By tho system she parsHes tn,
learner ,na acqlir. fair knowledge of French hy only
icw lessons seei of hour each. drng the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

~ ENsS:s y. .iSfis. l, ,nc Gre,nwicb Sire
- Seminary 36 Greenwich street. vii open this eve
nrc tobcr School or Young ged.c, val ne open
ed al IN The Fcmsc Department under the
.upcrin;cadeace Of Mss Pratt Terms moderate. :
class Of Young LiGi-, instruction. froH 10
o'clock, 81.
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I0sET }"1;sNkCN. S~oep Sas'trr ala Re
a H. = ~ rel-ral No. l. J1hn->trect, New ork.
Purchaser Of Jexelrr, aad Slyar,m;th's Polishing.
pumicns, Leach, Parting Bar. coarse Silver Bar
Lsce tt aui plates Meals Book5in1cra Racs, &c &c
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w 4 n T s.

kSTAHI 4 Oscillations Tor good cooks Prot-stsnt
~ nurses, american aad German cirls Appiy =, iSS
Broat~sy. Coco cisy reference gwen. go Nv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

~ ATE Ks-With best Of iefervpee esu be sad
" tins DAY AZ $50 Broadway. Alec boys for trades.
Itnoat charge. o26 l~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

~ Classical ind Commercial Institute. 5j+ 5roatvay.
\. NEWMAN Principal. Terms FROM 81 to ,'6 n TIE
yenne ln from - $40 III se day school n the Eng
,h branch-~, ana from )! $ for the La
French and Splaish taught by Professor BASSEr Pa
gilS admitted any Unque,tionable references
ltsv
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LSVGNE1.1 AND DAY sCEiOUt.-At

y B-A tew more pupils can be received tsc ps,
School. oi ls' y. CANP. Principal
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M Ftb 5.ET-At Low Renr-ro's session ilnmecl
ill., ,siy the dwelling part OF No. Isl Bic chfF''Ieei'
dwelling part OF No 2ss Blcecker-,trect Thy
are IN good order, convenient snt roony
he -nug tenement (2d soryj with sto.e ~ 'FRONT.'
362 HuGson- street.
psrts of Houses.
Also shop and sable room.
Also Office, and lots No. "a and lf7 Front -tr e
,on'y =, oGI ple-ckcr str,rt Oh l.
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CAMsLIES can be ,vpPied win the best OF ser
-, n -, & -.,-,i.x,y on I'm
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!Ee4aS@Hs LAND As ENGh-h VI ~
l Attorney srd Counsellor at Law, AID Ecuci'l ;nhd
Agent. l. w hroS, Fulton Go. Illinois
Reference-Hor9cr Greedy, 30 Ana Il; Hon Ahrhinni
Fir.ttin Mudson George Draper, 81 Cedar ~ New
York u j. &. Mann and WA. Il. McDousai, Coat ham,
New Jar.cv. ot1 IN
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,tFANTE D-Amsucsr and foreign servant Slrls OF
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tinr LESSONS ~ Book. KEEPING Exhibiting Simple
and Approved Method, OF Recording Farmer ane
Mechanics Accounts BY Single Entry accompanied
by VALUABLE Sugs In Doing BUSINESS INTRO
dec,ory Lessons Of Double; Entry. y. l. NICHOLAS
HAGsis A. NJ Hartford Brown and Parsons
syys,ens Of housekeeping have become SO album
Saa' and various that we have hardly Tune to eN-
'a''s them. This one sppears exceedingly con-
1S and persplcuous, and we believe it well calcu-
''sd Tor Tue instruction Of beginners.
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RoNiE: RY AhnnNIlcur

la one ct our last evenings IA Rosn.. "A. were
tempted BY a glorious moJn 10 wander amii.t tho
ruins Of the ancient city There - .aac,hnr IN
the moonlight of these southern csunir.. nader.
babiy beautiful, Il - the light Of Giry hand !,
brightly does the queen Of night shine ID ,he cle,r
deep azure Of heaven. that every object !. sen IA.
iincily n la DAY; yet - here such miLln.s. ami
purity Ia her BEAM. that the soul n 6llsl Win
dreams ct every thug peaceful ami lovely, Er a
memory aud moonlight 60 ingcther.' and n Inc
mind be tinged with mclancholy. u D. that slaini,s
sweet melancholy which 10 the enemy OF canhl,
cares, the friend cfhOly contemplation.
How beautiful were ihe ruins sscn hcnc,th m,
pale yet brilliant mOnb-ams the deem .hsA,,,.
the darn masses Of the buildings. relieved by th,t
sot and gentle light, Every one speak. Of ,Ls
Coliseum by moon!i shi. aRd perhaps tia. rLHrss.
monument of anSi.ni timcs never lUlks - imp-.tnr
as at night; but Il must bc seen heE,re The ,aar,
has risen ton high. while Il Is sull below NJ. Oh
walls. and only peeps Ia at the auche- abi kop.
holes which time has made.
Having seen the pride ufancienI Rone. We drove
TO 81. Peters. the gluy of he modern cliy. Tho
pizza was beautiful. with is dome. IT. c,dluneie-
nhu fountains; IN re was not O sOunpl bat the mud
muring OF ialling waters. and not a human l-m'
visible but ourselves; We stood gazing un th,.
mighty work Vi mans creation, alO,c with hcuv.
ell.
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AWFUL RIJrr SEVERAL LIVES LOST

CINCINNATI, Sept. ..
Our CIiy was thrown into geni excitement last
hisht' IL originated from a quarrel that ionk pl.co
q" Columbia street, on Friday night between soHo
negnoes and one or two whites, in which ono of H.,
latter was MORALLY wounded. la consequence of
ihis' Two or three Thousand persons collected around
the houses OF the negroes on Sixth street. cast Of
broadway. The negroes, npprchcn,iye of nn nT nv
lad armed them 'elv' with muskcis. and fired ar.
ON The crowd. IL is though. that at least a dozen
persons are wounded, cnd Two or three Killed. A
cannon was soon brought up, loaded with sings. nnI
hred dOwn Sixth street, two or three iimcs. with
what effects cannot now be lid. The Mayor. who
was ON the ground all night, called oul Two military
companIes, the Gmys ond Guards. and both snnatcs
from rum To Seven ID, arc guarded by aud under
coh'dol OF The Mih'1'ry. Order is perfectly restored
place.