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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
SCHOOL Ire -OPENING.-The Misses

GCHOOLRE-O OPENING Misses
~ COLES form their Glasses Monday, the 5h of Sep.
tember at No 1893 East Broadway, Jefersosslreet
Young ladies' Music on favorable terms both The school
and at residences. 81 NV
TEyIIE Rev. DR.. E. D. Barry and Mr.. Ru-
a FUS LOCKWOOD'S Collegiate School, No. 4li
Broadway near Canal street, will open Monday the
ate care of Dr. Barry The Engs. Department sunder
the supervision of Mr.. Lockwood, assisted by - -.
the French language will have charge Of the French de
parmen, Those parents DESTROYS Of placing their sons in
seminary in which the classical and branches are
thoroughly and radically taught -uly invited TO
call at the book store Mr.. Roe Lockwood Ali Broadway,
at the stoe at 9 Howard street, at which
taned Mr. Lockwood would receive few BOYS into his
family board The slrctes regard will be paid 10 their
comfort, and to their moral and literary Improvement
I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
THO THE LOVERS of superior Blacs

Tea-Howqua's Mfxturet-This e1trcneiy, ~. urd md
and unparalleled Tea, highly celebrated IL Tea
Europe just imported is for sale at tae
Conpanys General Tee Establishment l2l al each
New-York, in Chinese packages price o ess AZ" !"
my2l e
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
DY ORDER of Charles ]. Hubert Esq

H&1 OhOEIh Ol CudTlcS y Z. iluiuOiS -
Supreme Cour, Commissioner notice is hereby glssa
purs the provisions Of the statute autorsn has
against nonresident debtors that aachsnpis ~
Issu2t sgainst the OF John Bden Jr. rtssFa
Soatp port the Territory OF Wisconsin said that ING ~
viii OF sold for the payment Of BIS debts pnes nc hr
and discharge such attachment according TO law nd
nine months from the first publication Of this nouGs, OF
that the payment of any debts due 70 him by nr
perry within this State belonging TO him, ard the
any property by him are forbidden by aw, and are
Dated the 2ith day OF November, lS. D. II. 51;,or
Dis IawGrn Attorney for Attaching Cleliso..----
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
DROWN,S ROWLING SALOON

Masonic Hail. Broadway.-In introducing this estab.
shmen to The notice of gentlemen, the proprietor would
call attention to possessing advantages superior to any
found recreation unassocated with vugarty obectona
BILE society has been the aim Of the proprietor in adapt,
Danish by strict prohtory regulations all deva,ons from
geod propriey insure this he has been careful IN his
selection Of assistants and particularly those charged W.T.
its general supervision.
To stranges visiting the city, and also citizens desirops
from business this Hall has attractions of high order
avng by the delightful coone upon It's slle
ing, from strict discipline among its attendants.
N. BIN this Saloon will be found six alleys, thereby
preventing the usual detention so mitch an objection JyS Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

NA II II VI NLH 1ohh-lu Sii"A
~ cery-Beiore the Vice Chancellor. John Broser w
Charles Wadswerh and ohers-Master's Sale, WV. csmp
bell, Solicitor
Pursuant decretal order OF this Ceurt, made 10 ths
aboye-en,led cause will be sold public anctieD, undsi
the direction of The subscriber, of the Masters OIL 5sa
Court, by =. II. Ludlow, Auctoneer at the merchapy
change, The city of New York. the 18th day oil seP
ternber next, at u O'Clock at noon of that day,
All those certain lots, pieces parcels OF ground
known and distinguished map, entitled hap q
Harlem Commons, made By Charles Clinton, OF the ey = =
New YORK; Surveyor dated December 1921, now on he y
the office Of the Reg ster in and for the city and eo1nsM ~
New York, by the numbers $780, 97, 500 5a9 Coz 5G
6 between god and $50 Streets and th and stn ayepr'
5 55 ST. 49, $780, $50, s5 $685. 574, S75 5 81 5.s ie es.
tween 9Th and 9Th avenues, and 9a and s9 sresi III mi
4, 9, 497, 498 5G0 SOL, 5l5 52, 522 between sAn @
sst streets ana m and 9Th avennes-each OF said lots beo
about 100 fee, in length each side, by about y es
width, appears by said map, and being The same T.,
~ conveyed the said Wadsworh by Isaac Adrtanee ~
his wife, by deed dated the 5tb day Of January, ISsI
@ss JOHN A. sIDELLt
a2i 5awtds Master in Chsucesy.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
ID OMAN EYE BALSAM, for Weak

| a. and Iniamed EyeS-ThiS Basam is prescription o;
one OF the celebrated ocuss has been long time IN
USE and confidently recommended 10 the pubic as te
and successful salve ever used for lanmaiory
much nhaned or the ball of the eye thcy covered with
blood operates almost like magic and removes all appear
! ance Of disease after TIVE or three applications:
In Dinness OF Sight caused by fixed attention 10 minute
Objects or by long exposure to strong hghl, ana N ".
weakness or partial loss of sigh, from sickness or old age
restorer and should be used by all who fnd their
eyesighl failing without any apparent disease
This Basan has restored sight in many instances rhere
almost TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive innam
nation had existed years. Inflammation and soreness
caused by blows contusons wounds on the eye or by ex
raneous bodies Of Irritating nature introduced under the
eyeld very removed by ths application OF the Bal
One trial will convince the most lDcredulous OF us
efficacy.
The following evidence its superior exceency irou
| the Pastor of The Episcopal Church al Harlem:
HARLEM, July, le4l.
MesTs D. Sands & Co.-Gents: From motives OF hu
manily AM prompted inform you that few applications
the case Of my aged mother who has suffered under os
painful Inflammation of the eyes for twelve or fifteen years
Physicians have given the bspeess on account
the patients age but by the blessing OF Heaven your rem
edy has verified the adaga, While there is ne nere
hope Yours most gratefully, X HoYr.
Mrs Davis No n Essexstreet has been cured OF niam
nation OF the eyeds and weak eyes, Of years dnranon by
using only one jar Of the Eye Balsam.
Miss Fitzgerald No 2Marketstreet had for two or three
years been much afflicted with weak and lntamed eyes
been completely restored by this Baam after all other
means had failed. Hundreds have by its healing virtues
been restored sight, where almost total blindness caused
by excessive inflammation hat existed for years Put ur
small jars with full directions for use pnce ~ cents
Prepared sold, wholesale and RETAIL by SANDS
CO. II East Broadway, corner Market street New-f ork
Sold also by A. B. D. Sands, ~ and 100 Fulton-stree
and by a B. Sands Co., 27s Broadway, corner Cham
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
nARR,S LIFE PILLS.-It is irnpossi

DARR'S LIFE PILLS.-It is impossi-
II BILE 10 calculate the many benefits 10 the human
which result from the discovery OF Old PARIS
cipe. The fne herbal medicine which is compounded
from direction has, thousands OF beer tried and
proved TO be the efficient remedy of the day. Nor is
it confined in its usefulness the diseases of the poor for
it sought by and found in the medicine chests of The
wealthy classes of Great Britain and various parts of
the continent Of Europe.
As family medicine IL is unequaled and is all powerful
in removing bilious and other complaints arising from the
arrangement OF the amenary ducts and in purifying the
plants incident to females grateful the aromatic
he smell and the time gentle in its operation,
vet ecacious that female ght to be without
great boon, left them by its venerable d,coverer, Old
Part
1t has been but short time before the public vet the
propretos have received applications for the
Pills from various parts OF the United States and have had
gratifying testimonials OF their good effects in removing
diseases prevalent at this season Of the year.
To all, therefore, who afflicted and in bad health
would say go any OF the aforementioned agents. where
The Genuine PARIS Life Pills may be had, viz:
Rushioh Asp!nwa, druggists and chemists, e6 William
street, Ito Broadway and 10 A Astor House.
Abraham Sands& Co., druggists and chemists, granite build
ings e75 Broadway, corner of Chamber street.
p Dcke, AIS Broadway, corner OF Lspenard street
John B. Dodd druggist Broadway, of Beeckerst
A. W. Badeau. Bowery Medicine Sore, 260 Bowery.
Symes' Medicine Store, 63 Bewery, corner Of Wakerst
A. B. Trpler, Fulton and Wa,er-streets
Horace Everett druggist Ssf Greenwcstreet next to the
j. J. Coddingon, apotheearies 7 Hudsonstreet
of springsr
E. L. Cotton. chemist and apothecary 26S Beeckerssst
corner OF Jones-strect
J. wendover, druggist and apothecary 41 Eighth Avenue,
Broskyn-Wm ARMSTRONG; seed, drug aud patent medicine
warehouse, Is4i Fusnsreet
Aud wholesale at the proprietor's office
T. ROBERTS CO.,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

HAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Il u Medal awarded J. Hayden for his very supe-
Pens" by the American Institute al its last Far The
Government have given them the Preference and the best
accouuants and OF the public institutions will use no
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest reputa
ton and surpassed eeuaed by any in the country
The trade Supplied the Manufacturers prices by the
agents }. +. HAYDEN, fiatt-sueeL
Agents also for Slimans School and Countnghouss Ink
Stards myst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
DROOKLYN SALT WATER WARM

I , AND COLD BATHS-FULToN FERRY-Now open
for the season.
at all hours from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 p NJ. Ladies will
have the exclusive Of the swimming bath on Tueays
and Fridays, until p. NJ None will be admitted after
F. NJ that the bath may be at liberty for gentlemen at p
NJ. Gentlemen admitted al all other times.
WarH Cold and Tepa Shower Baths for ladies and gen.
tlcmen, at al times.
Sail Water warm bathing is highly recommended for Gu
tapeous diseases rhcumatS &C. There has recently been
added superior Medicaled yapor Bath Which will be
ready at all times
Bath Iei cents; 10 tickets 81. Yapor BATH so cents
anl8 Inns EDWARD GRAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
HOMES. accountant, re

n E1VMAO JONEC, HCCUUHtdHl' ft
spectfuy announces that he is prepared for the re-
cepon Of Students heretofore, who will be instructed in
Book Keeping Penmansbip and Arithmetic, during the
Day or Evening Lessons may be had entirely in private
and such prefer may bring their accounts 10 be
arranged The shortest and best methods will be explained
For prospectus apply al the Roons, iSS Broad
way, where they may be had from the author.
JON ESS Principles and Practice of Bookkeeping, 3vo.
Price l2 shilngs. This work is already adopted as
text book many ofthe first Academic institutions in this
country and is the only American work the subject
published in England, where it extensively intro
duced. See Review Hunts Merchants Magazine. Also,
Journal Ann Institute containing the report of Special
Committee appointed the subject 81 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
FnEpER1eK A. Coz, Solicitor. au24 2iawtd
nm CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan.

& ceor,-Henry Remsen ct al Henry Robinson et AZ
Pursuant decrea! order OF this Court made IN tie ABOVE
entitled cause will be sold ut public auctions under lns u
OF the subscriber Of the Masters OF sac Goni
hy wilkins Rollins, Anctoneers, at the Merchants III.
change in the city Of NewYOrk the seventeenth day OF
September next IL O'clock noon OF that day, all The gh
tile and interest OF the defendants Of In end 10 certain ~
denture lease, bearing date the first day ot May ofr
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five made aud eSe'
cued by and between Henry Rutgers and Henry Robinson,
fer the OF twentyone years from the THIRTEEN DAY OK
April one thousand eight hundred and thry.sx, al such
annual sheud be agreed upon between the pars
thereto their heirs executors administrators ana
and which said rent has, by agreement endorsed ON sau
lease been fixed at the rate OF three hundred dollars per
mum, payable quarterly, by which said lease the psinss
herein after described and also described In sac MY
gage follows, were demsed, viz: All and singular
Inc s0uherly part of certain ot Of ground situated
the Seventh Ward Of the City Of New-Y0rk, on ihe
north side of Cherry aad east side OF Market
street, distinguished on map made by Pepplet9n q
Bridges OF the land OF eDdrich Rutgers, deceased daei
18th November 1918, as lot number ve hundred aua
sereny.nne t579)-the said south part being bpupdea
seutherly in front by Cherrys.reet northery in e ea
by the remaining part Of the said lot number five bonoleu
and seventynBe, westerly side by Market'srees
and easteTy the other side by part OF lot num'er n
hundred and eght-conaining In breadth ID nop'
twenty feet inches in the twenty feet ona ncs
IN legtl the west side along Mahet-street seveny1sn
feet four inches, and in length the east sde seyenya
feet four inches-and also The said indenure OF lease an
contained, together with said agreement, fixing ssid re'
endorsed ;Leresn.-Ncw- York, Aug ust 10, 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master In CbanseIiy'
VIM SamL Joussoy Solicitor au7 2aWfds
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
VyHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-

THE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-
proved self very valuable specific in cases of Screula
Salt Rheum asd cutaneuus diseases generally particularly
pared from the EXTRACT IS also far superior TO any other
Syrup OF Sarsaalila ever before prepared Both he
Obtained OF VIM a. Minor, ls2 Broadway. corner Joh
T r De Forest, Y Greenwich, OF 3iorriss, W.
NJ Thurman, corner Canal and yaIjcksts. j. 4 j. Cod
dayton, corner Spring and Hrdsonts.; A. Mcleod, 800
Hudsonst; D. A. Rosenmer 3Il Bieecker, Chris;o-
pber; J. w. Rassett, GA Broadway, asd OF
P. bOWNE co. Wholesale Druggists, IS John-st
jy9 5uataw Agents for Osgoods India Ckoago-ue
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

XXTATCHEs AND JEWELRY very
w low-The subscriber Is selling all descriptions o
gold and silver lever anchor escapemen eppe and verge
retail, lower than at any ether place in the city. Gold
Wches low SO to 40 dollars each. Watches and Jew
ery exchanged or bought
An watches warranted 70 keep good time or the money
returned. G. C. ALLEN,
Ipporer OF Watches andJewely wholesale aud retail 50
Wall street. up stairs dSo stf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
DRELAZ g. BARRAUD'S Odontalgic


H1oEASC5 VI LII tI I-.--iS' 1A'
H. DiOSSY, ophthalmic Surgeon, No. eo7 Broadway,
entrance in Fulion-streel, opposite St Paurs Church.
tends TO Diseases of the Eye and all TIE necessary opera
tioas therson. o;ice hours from 10 O'Clock. Having
completed his studies OF se years with D.. Elliott Ocu-
iS and been subsequently, engaged his assistant R. X
Dsssy enabled uDsertake the all diseases
affecting the Of visioa. Terms moderate and gadu
a,ed 10 the nature and extent of the disease.
Permission given TO refer 10 his late instructor and also
to some Of the eminent Professors OF the Medical Fac
''i T. s.MTbe poor treated grarpi,ou.iy aula I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

THE TEETH, THE TEETH.-On
IL atmospheric pressure principle. full sets OF best min
or any number that may be required will be in
serted at the shortest notice and in The neaest STYLE without
Teeth done usual the best manner For extracting
tooth 50 cents for curing the ooaohe So All operations
warranted by Dr.. J. Buskey, Dentist, q Murraysreet,
next door 10 the Church. block west OF Broadway
Charges moderate Terms cash. jyli eodSm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
New York, August 18th, 1872 auao Isl
YT7HAT rs LIFE Without Health =

"A
w Philadelphia, December 1e37.-To Dr.. Jayne-Dear
Sir: The astonishing and almost miraculous effects your
pectorant had my neigbba the Rev. Mr.. BuSng whose
case you will recoect was given by his physicians
and who himself had lost all hope Of being permitted
50 far restored as moi only able walk out but also
preach, made wonderful an impression on nay mind
that after consulting with several rcn& and learning that
you were regular Practitioner of Medicine and thayour
remedy not of those quackish compounds with
which the public fteqentIy duped-for you must
know that am mortal enemy 10 quacks-I called upon
YOU and purchased half dozen bottles and told you that
ii lived to take them, should have good report from
am alive and well This day thanks be to mercful God
and your E1pectorant and now come forward cheeruy
For twenty long years had been constant sufferer from
the effects OF hard, dry cough pain in my breast and diff
6cuy of breathing the last five OF whcs chs and evers
every spring and fall were added to my misery. was
away skeletons with the greatest difficulty
only could get up and d0 % a rs. my ny, iDpef my ess
persuaded could survive many weeks, unless OBJ
tain relief Indeed, sir, situation was 70 miserable to
and distressing my family, that felt willing 10
die whenever should please the Master TO take me home
Bat heard OF your medicine, and relief came Yes 1t
Before had taxed bottle experienced mitigation OF
all my symptoms, and to my great joy, found in the con-
nued of it the happies relief 10 short, :lr has
made perfect OF me, and truly say have no
desire to be better.
Now consider it is duty owe you and, through you,
public, make my case known, believing that u Will
ne the means of directing hundreds who afflicted
been the of remedy, which under the blessing
of God, consider to have preserved my life.
You liberty, sir, make use Of this letter 70 your
advantage and make case as extensively known you
please If there be any who doubt the truth of the above
account (or have heard that many persons who have
cures sell forge certificates and publish hsm refer them
to me. shall be happy to see them. and will not only
confirm the above statements but viii give them partIcu
press. With everlasting gratitude, I am, dear sir,
Your obliged friend, MARY GILL,
No. 165 Queenyreet below Fourth.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by a. B. d. SANDS.
druggists No 7s Fuonreet ~ z. corner of Gold and 100
Fulton of Wliam-street; at retail by David Sands
l. Co.. No. n East Broadway corner OF Marketst; Abra.
ham 3. Sands Co.. 275 Broadway, Granite Buildings,
corner Of Chambersst Price 81. anle I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

4 ISL OF DIVIDENDS on the CapilaI
4 4 Stock OF the Firemen's Insurance Company, de-
clared by the Trustees Of the Hope Insurance Company
April II 1885, which may be received by person Or
persons duly authorized by applying TO ISAAC JOHN
~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
WARE.-We have now

I OF hand fr assortment Of the above ware, having
been enabled to keep our mandatory in full bias, during
the pressure. In times like these when men and China
are liable to break people are learning 10 ne
icaI hence the increased demand for articles Of Britannia
Ware Our assormen, consists in part OF pitchers am
ahdcovered from pint quarts: coffee anc tea
from quarts four gallons; NAT ahc ta
lamps great variety, with round and tat uses 'of Su
ing OIL gas and lard castos plain and revolving e9nee
and tea SETS large assortment; molasses cups, tuoes
mugs soup ladies' nursing bottles alher boxes, table and
tea spoons, spiiioons &c
Dixons celebrated tea ware latest patterns Also O1oa
German silver spoen ladies' forks, &c waTanted noe 10
turn yellow.
For sale, wholesale aud retail the old stand
sin ar96 2w% BOARDMAN / HAhI.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

- p MORNING. BUM FUh
S5.s.s PEEKSKILL, VERPLANCK: GRAS-
e P1iNfe1 S7NG.SING. TARRYTGWN, DoBB's
FERRY, HASTINGS AND Y0NXERS. .-Brealfast asa
Dinner on board. The and splendid steamer Co.
IUMBUS Capt +. w Stone, will leave New-York, FROM
The foot of Chambersstreet every Morning. Fridays ex
ceptedi at O'Clock; and returning leace PeekAi same
day al lei o'clock p NJ: except Sundays when she will
leave Peekskin O'clock p Nj landing al the loot o.
Hammond.s,reet, each way.
NorIcE.-A goods, freight, baggage, bank 6lls, speee
board this Boat mus be the risk of the owners OF such
goods, freight, baggage, lc.
above Boat owners y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
IN CHANCEKY-Before the Chancel-

q or.-MatiheW MarshaII ChleI Casstr OF tue DdN q
England, VS.. Van Brugh Livingston et al
in pursuance of ecretal order OF this Court, made 10
the above entitled causeby His Honor the Chancellor viii
be sold public auction, under the direction OF uie su
screr one of the masters this Court by E. d. Ludlow
Auctoueer on the 18th day OF September next at u
o'clock noon at Merchants Exchange, IN the Cny OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06


- City Property-A Farm on Long Island, containing
Sc OF land in rs rate state Of cultivation, with every
thing repe,e for country residence consisting OF one large
dwelling house finished in good style, with marble mante
folding DOORS CRATES, &c. The house 21S3 Barns and
ouhouses of every descriptions fruit OF all kinds such as
apples pears ounces cherries rapbees cuTaS;s,
berries straw berries and the abundance. Sit
uated 10 miles from the City. Inquire Of
WARD 4 BROWNE,
iva tf Coal lDealers cor Laclit and Washngton-stS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

M Il. A. KYLE, Teacher OF the PIANO.
lYI Forte, Flute Flageolet, &C.. takes this opportu-
piv 10 tender his sincere thanks TO his many kind patrons
this city and its envrons the time respectfully to
inform them that he will be ready TO meet his former pu-
pills with new accessons from Monday, the 5th inst Ap-
pcation for terms &C. may be made personally. or by
notp addressed III Forsyth street. s2StN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

GOAL! COAL!-$4 so Nut size, S5
" Stove, S. 25 Broken and Egg Best quality Peach
Orchard Coal to be had al the above low prices douby
screened aud delivered from the yard 6lS Greenwicrst,
near Leroy-st
NB-Coa is to be had from the boats at 25 cents per
ton less All Coal sold by the subscriber weighed by
City Weiphcr. aus 2ws PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

GOLD LEAF, Dentists Geld, and Tin
VI Foil Silver Leaf Gold and Silver Bronze OF superior
rear building at the market price, for Also, German
Bronze and Leaf Gold Foil per OF. $28
aust 11eod X. Is. RUG1LES.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

BOOTS AND BROGANS.-There IS
lot Of prime thick and kip Boots and Brogans stor-
ed in the second s Of a Pearl St Purchasers worsd ds
well to call and examine they be ssd NO. 1,
paar} V stnTy aug I'm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-25
BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful his friends and he public ior
a share of their patronage.
lie will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
OF every description ruled and bound 10 any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal Ia any in the
Uncd States he will also execute orders for ali
, inds of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at rea
sonable prices
OLD BOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and var
nished, PORT FOLlOS Of all sizes and descriptions
manufactured To order.
SJParcular and personal attention will be paid to
orders for confidential work at the public Offices or
elsewhere.iK
The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business, and having apracical
knowledge of the various branches feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public that he will he able to execute
orders for every description of work in style that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is on the south side of Pennsylvania
between fourteenth and fifteenth streets, oppo
site the Post Office Department.
JOHN A. BLAKE
WAsuNGToN, July 26th, 1871.
NJ b. All orders left at the Madisonian Office will
be promptly attended TO. july ~