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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
MARRIED

In this city, the 25h inst by the Rev. Henry Chase
MIR. Henry Webster of the city of Boston, to Mrs Maria
Louisa Clark. This city.
In this city on the 25lh inst by the Rev. William NJ. Still
well, James VanGerbeck Miss Henrietta Baker, all
of this city.
22d inst by the Rev. Dr. Patton Mr. e. F. Crissey
to Miss Sarah $. Powers, both Of this city.
On Msnday, the 18th inst by the Rev. Il. Grenell Mr.
Abraham B. Dunlap Miss Martha Jane White all OF this
city.
In this city, the Esd inst by Rev. Mr. Griffin, Mr. Jas
Zinacre 10 Miss Elizabeth Turner both OF Albany.
At lTxbage 4th inst, by the Rev. MIR. Gros venor, Mr.
Ane. Dean, Esq, Counsellor Law of Albany, ~ Y. 10
Miss Joanna Davis eldest daughter of the late Captain
Thomas Davis OF Roxbury, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

ANALL uOODS.-iH NC UHUcIS'SHeU Is
prepared viii, his usual extensive assortment OF sea-
>onab!e Goods execute orders for Garments III style
which viii coport with any house IN the Trade, al prices
which must offer inducements 10 those paying ready mo-
ney. -
Attention solicited to the style OF Pan,aosn furnished
this establishment particular care directed TO ms de
partment, with the vew OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty IN getting
suited assured thata superior fit always be realized
French and English CasauereS in great variety OF new
patterns Just received The assortment OF Nestnss which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths OF super ami medium quail
ties for Dress and Froek Goats Pilot and Beaver Cloths fer
Surtouts, always on hand
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin Scarts,
Cravats, Handkerchies Gloves, Hosiery, suspenders,
Shirts, Collars, &c at usual moderate prices
WIN. r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, e2s Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

II Fire Department. Tho Engineers, Foremen
Assistants the New York Fire Department
suesed meeting be held Fremens Hail on
thursday, Goth September, II o'clock, P. NJ. precise
ly The officers will please be prerarsd to report On the
subjects intended for the adjourned meeting OF the 9th Sep
tenber. By order of the Chief Engineer.
81 ST HENRY SNYDER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

Ship Pan,hea Goodmanson, So days rog, Havre, lnde
TO W Nelson.
ship Monument. Chase, Il days from, Newcastle, Eng.
with coal and ndse Nesnith Leeds Co-ls passengers
ship William Engs, Cee, OF Newport 81 days from key
West, with sugar, &c 10 order.
Hamburg bark Franklin Sicecoon, 80 days from liam
burg With rdse, To Smith SalchaT.
Schr Shylock Hall OF Boston, from Sal, Goth August and
days from Norols wls 10. wood, NC TO Bouchaud
Thebaud
Schr Weymouth. Couch Richmond, TO Allen Paxson.
Scbr Tomn, Hand, Richmond, mdse.
Schr Empire, Howard Nor ok, -four, &c Sturgess
Chairman.
schr Empire Powell, aays from Norfolk, with tobacco
&c.
Schr Elizabeth. Smith PhiIad epha, LANG Randolph.
Schr Samuel MDowel, Hutchens Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Firm, Horton, Calais, Me, lumber.
Schr Gvecan Chase, Boston, mdse, 10 Atkins.
Sloop P,t, Handy BarD.table, mdse, TO p Carney.
BELOW-l ship and briggs unknown. Wind :. e.
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MEMORANDA.

THE LATE GALE-Late from Key West furnish
additional particulars of the gale at that place:
The smack Superior, Capt Haley and the smack Charles
ton, riding ancho. al the Narkyes, near Key West.
time OF the gale The former was totally lost and all
Oh board perished-the latter rode out the gale.
The smack Van Buren, Captain Kemp, from Havana
bound Key West lost the Cult, together with all
board
The smack Huron Capt. Comsock, was supposed to be
lost the 9uck Sands hey West with all on board
The brig Tuscaw lila, Merrill and Tor New York. from
Port Leonhrig Russell, Matthew'S OF Bossn from Kings.
ton JAM bound 10 Philadelphia and the schr Axis OF New
Yorn bound Havana all disasted during the late
gale in the Gulf aad had arrived Key West, under jury
mastS.
The Captains of the vessels above mention as diSnastcd,
reports they several sail bottom up, the Cult
but could not ascertain who they were.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
NT MLlNERY GOODS very low for

lfH Cash-STEVENS GRUMAN % Beaver street,
toor from Pearl York have Just received large
assortoen OF Fail and Winter Millinery and SIZE Goods OF
al auction al the present unheard OF low prices Mlners
and Merchants who Buy for cnsh, VIII lind on mana Al al
times large assortment OF Tie most fashionable Millinery
Good, in the city prices almost without exception less ian
be bought elsew here This not put to- IN shy az
those VINO have bong lit OF Us wen Know ana ouels hdYe
hnt N buy =; he convinced Of the firm makes II hrs
business 10 attend the sales daily by which arrange
they enabled to avail themselves OF many greal
har. aims ali OF which they will sell small advance from
cost They have large assortment, OF faratah hal vel
vets and Velvet Hat R,boBn 10 which hey would parncu
lary invite attention Merchants always Ind in as
~ortment plain Taeta AID Satin Ribbons from NO 70
Il; a, Iov, nr'ces a2s 2nis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

"A DEN, Broadway opposite St PauPs Church
Best attraction in New York!-Change OF Novelties
Performances every evening u O'Clock, and Wedne'-
day and Saturday afternoon at3First tire in this city o.,
cbeirsn.w comic sketch entitled 10 Scare EN-. on +.
Miss HOOD, the accomplished Vocalst-Lh PEIll +
CELESTE will introduce various Danc"S Ell oil
SWITZ ERLaND-NATURAL BRIDGE in Virginia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 lRL,Sc.
MASTER DIAMOND, THE NEGRO SINGER is en-
gaaed
Amltance to the whole-muSeum, garden and entertain
ments-25 cents; Oh ldren half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
john K. Wheeler, Aucti-neer.

10y JAMES NJ. FORD, Auction Store
2G7 Sgring.sl., Tuesday Sept y, Al % o'clock at
No 2gz Sprng-, all the Crockery, China and Glass Ware
contained in said Store consisting OF China Tea Sets Plates
and Dishes Cake Plates, Cups and saqcer Ie'p9 sn'
lers Lamps Candeslics Tureens, Plates OF all sizes and
patterns Fruit stands Ever and Basins Stone Pots ee-
gant Mantel Vases. one gallon Sprig Punch Bowl also
Conn,er and Fixtures few articles OF Furniture Sale
nove TO close an Estate. J. X. W. gives particular at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

CHEAPER THAN EFER.-At Fl. Il.
~ HALLS No - Caihsriae OF iiery street.
may be found splendid assorec, OF new Fall Coos,
which have been purchased wiia the last few days for
cash, consequently they vii be sod al about bali the usual
p''( CLOTHS CAssIMERES AND SATiNETS.
Black and Biaeback Cloths auction, which viii be
sold prices the times. Saae;s prices never be-
offered in hiS city; super Slack Mixed at SIS S. Cd As
the very best at 6s formally sold q; los.
FLaNNELS, FLiNNELS
White p, Is Cd sup Daliard Vale atSs fne Weei al
Cd Is, Red Is Cd Is MarisdS, hes; Is Sd sup. ~,
at cd; Twil.ed Cd S.: Cotton Fianrels 81 sd:
best ever offered al Is.
SREETlNGS, SBEETINGS.
4; Brown a, 3d. 3D. ID, 3d. Cd 81 at IS ~ White al Cd;
sup Long Cloth al Sd. %, led: s Sheeting atls.
PRINTS. PRINTS. PRINTS.
Good Dark al 4d Sd Ill 81, 81: Fall River anu Nerrrach
sHAwLS, sHAwLS
Broche, ton Auction. prices suit the times, Al ol
81 60 10 IS Cashmere. kobe very reduced prices
BoMBAZINE. B0MBAZINE.
Just from Auction splcadd as,or;mcntrom 6s &c rs
LINENS AND DIAPERS.
Liners and Diapers, from Auction, of all kinds aat qGal
y " B. Just received Auction arselot OF Wor>ed
Table covers at As worth S CO. Country Merchants sap
Piled cheaper than other store in NewVoTk 81 lw
NALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
l. NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLlSA
MEM, 14S + utonStree near bVCauWdy
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL IND WINTER GOODS 10 exc
orders for garments the shortest notice and al small
advance from Our purchases are made exclusively tof
cash and commence fall business fully determined
TO sustain unusually low prices and furnish our custom
ers with first rate article small profttur ready money
Strangers and others visiting the CITY who are IN waat OF
AZ outfit will ind heirintereS 10 call and examine our
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in :! hours.
Strict punc,uaIity observed III filling orders.
sI9 i.,t J. c. BOOTH < co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
. OUTHWORTH'S PATENT LARD

- LAMPS-one third of rr,,t per nonr iof L,gnt ut
n.ry hard Lard-free from .arn ~ burned with Inc
facility the best oh. s%'"s hiht
pho sa no or I - enpsrs"h1 . With
oil costing bot sboct one .snei 10 Bo,,o.
,.sL iis La,p ali athers ,.t- has been INTRO
ce 4 j. Will worth ie at'sofe aaeaet orr ana
an othef r-se.i h. CIT b. principal Agen-
w. FiLLE crckery So, ~ rs aa,ess "a re-
where they GU " ~ 50 NJ
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
MUSEUM & PICTURE

lV GALLERY. Broad.ray, opposite tie Park.-PowER.
FuL-UNpREcEDENTED AND EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC-
TroHs-Reduced Price-AtmisSien one sll,ns.-Mr H.
BENNETT, Manager, announces with much satisfaction
the complete Of his system OF reducing the
price and increasing the attractions He begs TO observe
that he enrertans too high opinion OF the justice and
generosity of the public experience Tie slightest appre
hension the result but he must confess that Inc very
liberal encouragement he has received lar exceeded his
most sanguine expectations.
The manager with pleasure announces the engagement
of Mr. DELARUE, whose limitations OF kean keNbie
Forrest Bsot Hambln and other eminent ragedians are
allowed be uneQualled.
ted wire volanIe Dancer. In addition to which he oiow
ing talented persrmers will appearr Harrington lne
fr-(a,u-d E.nc;nn veutriionnst; Miss Resale, The
charming vocalist; Mr.. XMAS, the popular singer; Mr.
Bennie the celebrated dancer and Mrs. Benne the ac
coInp!ished danseuse.
Performances 10 in the Lecture Room at halt
past O'clock.
On Wednesday and Saturday there VIII De an afternoon
enrerta nment al O'Clock. so wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

u Grand Picnic Excursion.-The Lady
Franklin Society wlli hold Picnic al Flushing, on Tues
day
The steae,boa FAIRFIELD will leave the foot OF Cana
stree al 81 Calharne Market, haipas s; Delaney street
al O'Clock. A. NJ.
A full Band OF Music will be in attendance.
Addresses may be expected from ". H. Bonsl Esq DR.
s r. klrby, Mr.. Cunningham, Mr. Edmonds, Or. Reese
Mr. A c. flanagan and Mr. A Alexander Walsh.
Singing b, The Lady franklin Society MessrS srower,
Missing Dodge, Bull and Chambers, ana the oee eiuu
attached u the Massna Society.
FAR there and back, 25 Tickets may De had Oh
either of The Committee.
next fair day.
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Your obi aud nunbe servant.
.IIIxx

Sold at wholesale and retail by A. b. d. Sands Drug
gist Mo- 70 lG6 Futon ST. Also obI by David Sands
Co No n East Broadway, corner NJ Market ST.; A. d.
S md Co. No. z73 Broadway, Chamber street.
rrice ~ s24 imig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
IApS-CLOTH AND VELVET CAPS

TAPS-CLUIH AND VELVE ChfO
VA great variety and spleud patters adapted
to infants children and bows OF al ages Also, ladies
Riding Gaps OF very beautiful patterns, and gentleman ;
Sporting and Dress Caps The subscriber harrs Dmsei
he has The largest and best OF Caps IN lie c!ty
and further recommendation ths extreme moderate
nriss al which the, are vrnded Wholesale and retailat
% i.e l60 BOWerY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

II The Cheapest Cash 4 a i.or yet !-PETER
" 11JSTED Merchant 1aiior No. Chatham Square,
corner o, Caiherne-sree make Clothing To-
ord IN hr nea,es syie, 10 cent cheaper ttan The
cueapesi Cash Tailor in the city gced al warranted
and b.r,a Per no dsa proinr'ents s. Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

Jno. SnltTen Auctoneer.
A UCTION NOTICE--STO
"A STOVES, FRANKLINS, &c.-This day AT 10
O'clock at At Fulton.st. OF whom may con-
Germ lar-e assortment OF excellent coal and wood Cook
ing Stoves apparatus every variety of PATTERN some
of The most approved makes so hall, office store and
naror stoves Frank as Pre- &c. Also of Finch, Tay
Tor & Co.'s superior Wood Stoves. Large Rotary VIII
- ,i;nna-s ~ If6 oar.ons Fl IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
NEWS FROM RHODE-ISLAND
Y IMPORTANT TESrIMONY.=lf further proof

=
required establish the fact OF the Desnable value OF Dr.
S,arkweater's Hepac Elixir the following communica-
on Hon. Samusl W. King, Governor OF the State
Of Rhode Island, contains adequate testimony 10 subsan-
beyond dispute, and NEST entirely at rest The
idea that this potent remedy is casset with the many
less and dangerous nosrums which palMed upon The
public merely the sake OF gan.
Please aead the following statements communicated
the undersigned by HIS Excellency. under date OF
JOHNSTON, JAN %, 1872
Mr. CHARLES DYER, Jr.:
Ny Dear S-Your communication OF yesterday, asking
my opinion OF Dr. Stakweathers Hep tic Elixir has
received this morning. In reply, will inform You that
my confidence patent medicines generally not very
haterins ! have had mach believe that
primo pied Will often palm uper Their teIow-ctlz
their useless dangerous r the sake Of gain,
the use which takes that important and critical period
OF time without producing any geod effect otherwise
ring distress prevented For thai Ihaye
used h,n, feeling myself and family be much saef
the direction my am physicians; but having been
act.d for the last xyearS wi difficulties in the side and
chest, uncomfortable and often distressing, PAINFUL and
snmewha alarming, ard from which could get oni' tenn
DRY relief very fortunately noticed your advertisement OF
the medicine in Gur stion.
had been sclOoib1y With Dr. safk"eaiher, ana had
With him long and intimate acquainlaA when
yonns men and from my knowledge OF him thought him
pablo practising deception ibis fact
ndsced me 10 try Dr.. Stark weah r, iirFac Elixir and
by its use now believe myself entirely cured.
need not therefore, say you that Icoasider OF greet
youe certainly think is discovery u great public i0s
portance. -,
PIE frss bottle took gave much rriief which regu-
,ariy progressed until bod boul when diecon
timed H. having thank Cod ia ihsr Tor at present
With much regard and resfect
Your obi aud hunbr servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
EBy letters PaIeut of the u. s.-The p

lie are cautioned against purchasing the Tcopherous or
Mrdicaicd Compound for the human hair az one dollar per
hnulr az il can be had for dy Observe that the
original aud genuine Tricopherous has the propfeiors
pan,e A. C. Barry, printed the outside wrapper Be
snre 10 purchase Hair Cutting Rooms AS Broadway,
Garner OF Loer,y-sree up stairs, or OF the appointed
assnts Aky other article Of The name an IMPOSE
ss. j I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

LEPRA LEPRosY cutaneeus disorder, appearing on
parts Of the body III whsh dry scabs, which COLI
time SPREAD until becomes continent, and the parts
swell to enormous II is Of ancient origin and
well known Ia the koulan Greeks and arabianS, be-
iBg considered disease inflicted for lransgression Le-
per looked upon oucast from society. Lrprsy
ted from sire and many epers may be seen even IN
the presen, day. Its peculiar characteristics are white
scabs which, being Displaced leaves red spot md another
scab soon is formed varying in sze depressed in the mid
die brt always having nearly circular form.
1t is believed there is disease without its appropriate
facts are amply proved SANDS SARSAPARlLLA has
laid the ioz ard where The citadel OF life Itself has
not surrendered, this mediciae will its healing and
restoring powers, by diSpacng diseased action and
ducn tree natural circulation and equilibrium thro the
system when perfect health succeeds debirity and disease
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for eIpor-
tation. by A. B. SANDS & co, Druggists and Chemists,
No 273 Broadway, corner of Chabers-S, Also by A.
B.&D SANDS NOS ~ and 100 Fulton-st.; David Sanus
L Co. No II East Broadway, corner Of Market-treet
Price 81. or six bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

Gouraud's Blanc D'Espagne, or Spanish
iilv white mparls pure hteike alaoasler wheness "a
The compl.xion is an enurely article and free from
the delserou principles generally entering INTO conoina
lions TOR the above object Put up elegant boxes al 5
GEMS each To had the original ohce, 81 Walker
49,. door from Hroadwav 5 lalis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
Passseuscrs Sailed

SCFS
In the packet ship Uinn. Tor New Oriesns-Mrs buTk'
children and servants Hs Frere;. Mss Rogers Mss
Forbes Mr. Thomas Hale and lady, Ness Rogers,
Thompson " 5 Toole, AcEobsrS, Smith and J ID
Weaver.
In The brig r " Brown, for Port Leou-Mrs Chandler,
Miss Chandler wn 2 Brodic lady and child Rerming
laty2 children and II Scott and lady, Messrs
Rogers. Eiggs. Towlr. and paNoa.
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E,ns-cr.c-> arrirets

-
n he ship Panther. from favre-Je-eph Loa, Dr. Fir
man R1deIorDrIe, AMI Is in The steerage
In The bark franklin. from Fl .Unburg-4r sanger Il
Jacobb Jacobb, Mr. Schisner Mr. Wilhellus t Scha-r,
Mr. Berg, Miss Runt, Mss Scnges Mss E Sa!inses and
90 in the Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

II Fall Fashion Hats now rendy-Watson
Silk HAS, only 81 80, recommended 10 The pnoc no.
tour OF the costly; combining utility With beauty lh'
article cannot Tail commend itself 10 the connoseur as
we'll economist Also Nseskin Hats, al - eO Beavers
al 81 30; CASHMERE and Nutria Hats al s. 81 each these
are his standard prices and he need only remark ha oy
cnninr himself TO ono quality and price for each descrp
ton Of hats he IS enabled furnish superior article al
prices below those which Hats O! the same dscrp
uon are vending by other manufacturers
steady and permanent increase OF patronage iT u'e
last wears is 4 sufficient indication OF public judgement
add constitutes the best test OF their merits.
Wholesale retail, al WATSON'S, lo4 Chaiham-st
and leo Bowery. 81 Ea
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MARINE JOURNAL

CLEARED.
Shps Celia, Thatcher Savannah Scott Norrell Loreua,
Trquehari, Mobile, Huribus K Co; Niagara, Cole, y.
Orleans, Holion / SEaer.
Brigs Detroit Anderson, Georgetown; Emclis < Celes-
tina Neap) Etarc Naples. Parnleir Jane Allison BIZ
Cord. Windsor, y :. Winn-tt
Schrs Ann Bedel Norfolk Sturges L Clearman; En-
ies Flood ST Nay Marietta Cruwe, Boston; Chas Pti-
man, Townsend Rchm-nd, B Cooley Co; Lynchburg,
b1atSis, Richmond. Allen / Pax>on.
Sloop Franklin, HlvsnS. Pen acola.
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',.ov.I oft.se real

u Remember lac fSenxorai OF the heni
Gam phip Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner to La
Fayeue Hall. 81 Broadway, opposite Nbss, az Prlee9 TO
decrj nearly 80 per cent. u ". ncChsDi'yytii
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-.;., M,wh,T Improved Manifold

a. Ernncss' Mfsht3 shuPIUte0 -. -. 81. -
yptus -kuons Lie ua'y inrcnt totts oi 'te Jay,
49, Manito. Writer may be Chased as one oil ihc mos
nsrlp By The OF this article tour or ave e9Pe ~ d
,srpu,-pl ma, be made N one lme Win us roo-
he ann r.aler despatch than single c WIN an Q,
~ rn as. uk It's cieapne>> coIanenss II 10 All as Us
- - ~. y.ri,;pg In tie ordinary manner. The panic
a.. clplIy requested ca aud examine Tor iheth
se.Ftss - ios I. FRANCIS,
% william street Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

u In THE CLIMATE OF THE UNITED STATES. It - the
Niasma OF the present OF the year that lays the ouh
daon of aundice liver complaints and other bliou,
affections. Residents OF he South and West, and cowaiu
nifty generally reminded that OsGooDs INDIA CHoLA
be found AT p Bovine Cos IS John ST. proves
invariably successful preventive those dis ases swei
as an unlaling remedy their eectuai cure slS I'm
~ THE METALLIC TABLET has been IN extensive use Tor
The last twenty-five years; many certificates as 10 It's
superiority in possession of lis inventor but that II
be satisfactory 10 the public Inc ioHo"ihs are
Inserted from General Jnsle Talmade President OF lac
American Institute and VI. Mikin, cutler TO the Brush
Navy.
SAUNDERS Razor Strop with its four sides combines ao
maby the requisites sharpen and set razos Win
fine and smooth edge Ii is q real luxury 10 possess II
JAMES TALLMADGE.
New. York, November, i&4o
The Metallic Tablet in its is simple, having Toe same
effect on razor as hone without using oil or water and
quarter OF the time. Alter Eve years trial can re-
commend il with perfect confidence. NJ M'LLiNiN,
Cutler 10 The Royal Navy, Soi Strand
Retail prces-Sl to 81 so. Sold by 6. SAUNDERS, IN
rentor and manufacturer, l6S Broadway
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~ The Kremlin Dining Saloons, No III

~ The Kremlin Dining Saloons, NO. III
Broadway, corner Ihames-sueei, conducted U" seuy
European plan The undersigned conceving 'ha' aH rs
tabshmen such he intends opening has long eeen ue
sired in the above leghborhood ventures to SOLICIT Tue pat
ronace of Merchants and Gentlemen nsupport al his
Ills intended that in the of conducting this esao
hmen, shall have no riyaln STYLE order and cleanliness
An artistic of reputation has been engaged
topeside the cuisine and great pans ha'e oeep 'aNeh
10 provide accomplished and perfect assistants IN every de-
partmen'. ,,,;,, l.,
Gentlemen can breakfast any bonr in the morning at
10 O'clock grea, variety of Soups will be IN h'
Dinners ashonably prepared al all hours tarucu'" 'e
gard has been paid 10 the selection OF wines H' 'hec
Saloons .,,, 60,
The leading American and Foreign Journals WIN De "uho
upon the tables. -,
The Saloons will be open until 2o'cock r NJ ans a''
that Tim. Spppers can be obtained for gensme sHy OF
in parties. (s27 II 1Oa> w
orpa,eut Barsey.-Thts useful article Is S.lon ~,
recommended nv tue Faculty as INJURIOUS eeo's
for infants and also much app l"!
coas Custard Pudding, ana most eAVe'ie"e 'o' ~
Bro;hs and Sslps. ,,, NJ, OCT ,.resnycl. =,
sou oy ao> ~ q - q. ST ST.
p Carpelipx,! Cnrpesinss: Carp "t anHSs, !:
Cheanrr man All those who are III want VI e"te'
ings, notice the following: s..ra
All weol Ingram Carpe,ns, only IS per yaf''
super do IS Sd
extra sup dc ge,..
Ames.'iy' superior pe'''''o DO extra quality, les
English Brussels, extra, los l,,o,, To.
Rnyal w,oI and Velvet CarpsnS s9uac ;yyclohs Rugs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

1T Mercantile Asency.-rhis Agency was us Is.
abiisheu June 1891. successful opera.on ~ ne
urb.r OF subsc. Ibeis has been steadily Increasing fo e
CONNIE nc. enl. Large number OF Tbs most
firms The city have become subscribers Inc
inc, onsibty, Of coun,ry mechants siding lac
states OF NewYork, Ono, Michigan lnaans lnss ln nd
Newt Eng aud States paris OF M2osa "n
for I'M, benefit OF merchants in The city OF New VINO
may become subscribers 10 The agency Expe enee I'd,
.nnwn 1nat This Agercy-as condact~d-has been highly
u.;u not onls The merchants ms cy buI 10 DO est
anu solvent merchants the country Merchants are 10
known To theu They also make inquiries, without
CHARGE 10 sufficient extent 10 ties The pda aud De ell
Of ;, ynue of the iniormstio.. Il IS believed that
,s Agency viii be the al SAVING 20 ID his
c,, eds OF thousands of dollars annually Apply 10
' Evils TAPPAS, curues OF Hanover anu
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