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The Rcnry Clay Club. Eighth Ward
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!.,. Mats Wanl par>uan; 10 i,nblc loIs
ia - ~ - :, 90 rs,srr
on tii.5>''ts 'eil'-' 60 - '''' It'll
kF> E-f WAS gii5@ ;otl.r CHAR and iioi'e.t P@ter9a
anil /. iT.t,5l r So psIn appointed! SeCret'rles
C,,lustflp of NJ j. uG!inlIv. n Committee OF iy>,yerr
anie by i.l' et'iI to .f' s2iH a' expressive q w
,'.,' ot i.' meeting.
Wher,upon II j., tsiuby, Welcome Il. keebe, 4 Car
t, ~ - Nm; lone, Rider ,ysr, aul.,iat., ,,t
49, - =. Nv ., - @
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IT, !, , ,,al qIs,l,ent inr,.,.
az H4ts iSs'>'
NIa,D K. BeelS. f>., IN behalf "a We COMMITTEE re-
f.ot! ,. .!rI it, alopog oI the following resolution
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l. iteA"-- e. MI ~ nc 'i'' va ~. ", ~ '
anlyNi}1''!' o4i : tl, o9uA'u iH ct M. 70
teie Tor a Doll ''. ~
yifie Of HENRY lay 10 tn. Presidential iar 10 yt
Aiii=I Gils'% iI S'i''oI -, :; m ,,.,,, w.,
= - - -. ~: .,,,,a tf,,,, I,,, ,,,,,,,p,, an
ss i.' ~ ~ - -. - - ana, i, action NJ
GIVE, i.Ns DaHd 3' n!"lAgis II. iutis E II, t,' ~.
-i, ~, ', ~ X. ,, Inv, oT nc ,,irri mo ~
[,f;@l nj jIr9ry CIay. 10 the Presidency
~, Sr, 81 all good Government =ihatwe can chez
ta6. respond 10 ,b,, sentiments therein contained
Roi;sd Tint We are dserngHd % h , w, 10 .
igus5tat, The salesman o the West p nc hrs' "a on
affections 80, la he the r>t IN onr support
,lz.todicer>.
Redirect That Nhentts meeting ADJOURN II adjourn o
meet IT the Northern Exchange, on lhuiAaI Evening,
March sal 1872, adopta Constitution and D. laws AMI
hs7ssef Tint the proceedings oil t'> Injecting ne ssNr
~ wv ''le = RoBt,RV MLlIKEN Chairman
U5.,.c p,.,.r-,.,,.
=i;,et,. +. .,r.IoiN, stcf'taft,' fipn
ectuf te Goas, be 1e S', Hrarl RE-
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IL The tspc,n,io,, for SGmim!ima.-.,mo

IL The Operations for SGnin!ina.-ir1ons
the brilliant discoveries o! modem surgery, have
eGuaed The complete success attending this Cpr5etng
IN few seconds anil With very Hulr pam. the eye
Sunes proper position and tie pae!f oRCeEGre
look ms Fellow N l, ;lcc Instead otiae !udicrooS esTf
sion doubt in both the cHnver>ing parties the face be-
comes what designed by tie Creator be, The index
OF Tie soul The operation a'ns3fno iai!0re itfoPerf
performed ScoEiplr'-v and tie
patient 10 lis home cured, and 1r !is it lime
There can be return; whenever Ill, happens tic OPP
however be reStore! we'll ;ioGg nothing had
been attempted and with far les, fain ot IL, IL. attempt
cau>cmuch pain dian those o Inc ciea,ic operator
Who knowing the position o the muscle. ti ;uiill With
practice, ihaay effects i'is Gljer Incorporation Is quite
applicable. clirrn and houId never be long deferred
The ueryeo the eye becomes paraiyzr for OF rec
iheopefatonls tlr only t!i!n- itat can benefit ght
either IN old or young.
DR.. Ed~ar4 IL Dixon attends diseases OF the SO in
General 80 HudS0n>; WITHIN the pasreu years Or D
ha> been appointed oplanic SURGEON Il, no OF lI rj
ci1al institution. IN tn: city erencesRobt IL Norr
MAYOR 81 tie city oi y Y VI B.iari, !igii eeri y
Rev Fei4i areia Hon Judah Hammond JAS H. IIar,
VI. ID i. d. Hunter VI ID; and great nurnbcr0t pa-
tents operated on Dr. .. Office hours i!OUlg to 12i.A
IL eSlm ~
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X We are indebted 10 tic MessrS@iiARSoEN
for Boston paper-ot FhursSias=ia 'si2aHte OF me
Mail!
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Mr. DuER followed up ihi> vein ~ acting 11,i.
aud Prosecutor, assuming that Tic trutilo ho,s CRAZE car
yes against Boz matter o. universal noosiety, and
needed formal proof coui the calpr be ajowei
plead to the indictment nr ;eaeoiL ,>cnangtongUe 4
peao Not Guilty would bo entered orln moi plea .lg
but the Judge woud=aow pleading. and be summoned
the COMPANY present Jury give their verdict Gst.q
was the unanimous amidst aeur>t OF most ANA
dlc!a cheers TIE Judge proceeded 10 pass sentence on
lam that he should not repent, but 90
gFsssions-wic tiae lry santufr1tt N most tear1!y
Mr. falls IIoHg 81 Vice President. ea> next caeol
lie observed thai ;he TOAD he called 70 trye a,! been
sge lci !rodden already. The picturesque forests had
,,s sc aFet away. aadno lofty mountains; 10 climb
S eea ats NA, iag respectable aricl;,lrisi. Bcaz OF
o!' nave g.'Sred Use harvest, aud. mike Inn, have Let
no saeaHt> LOO Tie Mo15ite>, 10 CLEAN Oar negi,orln
City boS'on Vas before all Us in tl> harvest was :
part OF the system Of th,. sharp ae> TO 90 ahead
OF Us sloSr-goin kiieherbockerS They now aniic1se u
IA every thing, The welcome, OF Tie noble strangers
who >hors Yet We viii raj a, their Railways
nor blow up ;leir >eaulboat WriI ory vie with them
II, tr hoIor> 10 Distinguished s,uestl oar desire, 10
wreak vengeance Tie iete,table up lis The
cheek OF llo. sweet Dolly Nar,en We have found a bass
Hiss SsDGWIsS ana 3IrS DICKENS among a=nulI.-
Der OF ladies " no spectators OF The festival.
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Il Tie Enterprise an. Temperance EN-

Il HE Enterprise ANA Temperance En-
telii.cucer.--In consequence OF the publishers belng
unable 10 complete allber arrangements, this paper wi
not be issued until Saturday morning The 5i inst, wien
WILL lt!elt fail. appear. Those wishing 10 deserved
,,;.,fe paper Viii please leavethpr nddre with T. VI
Woodruff Esq Secretary OF the Hope Total A',tienee
society, OF Grandstrrsl and BroadHay; Dr. fi
10 Canalstreet and l3G >ullivanree Wanted nunh~r
al carriers. :, pplyat 100 SUlli.an--trtei.
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c.lye.l DISCOURSE btl0rt le Protestant Ktornauon -
i,ty IN the Amty->rcet Church tomorrow evening, We
understand liwI!l doubtless bca production OF that ~
,clr, aud CLASSIC elegance which so emincny eaaracet
IL. tl,. .wriuEsS oi that gentleman. III
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j. No 4,..1..;c until si,. Hsai:i j. ss.-,ors

u NELSON j. N3TFl:Bt itI, II pine-Str.ei, A''nr+f
and >oi!ccr IA The lgact- Of tbs Slat. and o the ,.'
Stas. Proceedings IN Bankruptcy viii he a1hdci to
WITH care and Us a!ct ~ 1iim
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The Republic n LstteIg-IIavnr NaIiriy for c1>tit-
uencN, invites a the world IL share the rich dressings il
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

The company separated about l. Q ciocA
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wherrupon II. }. t;nn,by, Welcome X. Heete, 4. Car
iae, H. T. Howard and Jones is!tr We're appointed >a!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-19

tiuY ucn !se \ .ain " llal, piT>uani 70 nbc noUce
on U4.s>.iay ..senid. FEB. L, t3t2, ROBERT MlLlt
KEN E.l was t..., 30 tic Caair, and Hobc. PSten9a
anil j7-t5l r. .>.,oan appointed Secretaries
oulnson "a, VI J. QGunhy, Commute" OF G,e=,ysrr
5ute the Uitig authorizations expressive oi the
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s,cc.are. so sacads of Families.

Lpctui. u te cnufs1 VIII DC UrINtttuIVl ~ dITIu -
,v,arjan Church. ticv y u. Sm,h'S,l RTvjngto1'tr'
near Orchard on sabbath Evening next. Feb. !'hy L
TToltls H. SIMMER, u D. Subject Mi>tats> and r
Srry,r,.s 10 cornnlenc,5at7 o'clock tloit
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
DIED:

On Wednesday morning, 5ih inst after painful illness,
Mr.. Drharah Van Duser in the 18th year OF her age
and those OF her iaNiiy also taosc of her
VIE J. Van Duser, respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon O'Clock, from her late residence,
Eo II Eldridge street. -
On "Wednesday Morsng, Oct. 5, in the 5ls year her
aye Sarah, wife cf Ralph Mead ~
re relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Friday afternoon, at o.
cleck from ITO Second avenue without farther notice
On Wednesday, Oct 5lh Harriet L. daughter OF the late
FL ah Adams, aged l9 years .
The relatives and friends of the family, requested to
attend her funeral clock this afternoon from se esld
enc. of Andrew Ad ms, the foot OF 36t street, North II
ver Her remains will be taken 10 Carmel Putnam county,
for .Dtcrment
On the lib ins Elizabeth, wife of the late Thomas Wood
ward, aged &c years.
On The 9TH list. Mrs. Catherine brown, in The Is year of
her age
New wiaisor, Orange co. on The 4th inst, Margaret
Ejsor wife Of John Blackburn Miller. OF this CITY,
on the i,h inst Edward g., of Leonard n Smith, IN
the ili year OF his age.
ellis remains have been taken the cOuatry for nteme
At her late residence, Rye, Weschestcr CO. on the 4lh
inst Mary c.. relct of the late John Ndeberger.
a, W asnp ton, the Sd inst John Sandersen aged 70
Al Fairhaven, lst inst Thomas Nye, "a.
Al Mtdeborou , 28th ult Joseph Coe, a%ea s3eafS
soldier Of The army OF Washington
AT Nantucket, Eppice Gardner, 65 49,,
Al Baltimore on lst inst; Mrs Sarah Griffith, in the S9ih
wear OF her age. =,
Al a,imore. the 18th nit. Dr. Absalom Thompson an
en,inent physician OF Talbot county, Maryland
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
MARRIED :

On the s,b u,. the Episcopal Church, Rue dEsues.
ssu by The Right Rev Bishop LuscoEb, presence OF his
ycaiIeocy esera Cass and before the Consul OF the U.
States, Hon Silas NJ. S,iwe Miss Louisa Caroline
Noteworthy, both OF New York. GalignanS Messenger.
A, PeckskiIl on The 9Th inst, }. ~ Ferris TO Sarah
Al HYDE Park on the Sd inst. Mr. Matthew wks to Miss
At oranss on The 4h inst Charles s Osborn to Sarah
Dcdd
AZ Providence Sd inst Mr.. AhrNm Bliss to Miss Mary
Ann Cornell go
A, Slonlncton CoHn Dir. William Robinson to bliss Abby
A. phadeipha on Sd inst Mr.. g. w. Klnzcr, OF Lancas.
ter county Pa to Miss Rehecca She'll OF Harrisburg.
A,Ncr Bedford, on I'd inst. Mr. John Gibbs 10 Elizabeth
IN Boston, an Cd inst Mr. Horace Peabody TO Miss Diana
rarkhursi. ,,
Aimra Luther.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.

Large streams from little fountains flow;
Great aches from little tee corns grow
Though they may be both small and young,
Or though they re old aad have acsed long,
Yet eok To this, aud you will sec
A sure and certain remedy.
One trial, and your corns are cured,
And no more pain need he endured
And YOU shall walk with ease and grace,
And henceiorh smiling face
But il, pcrchancc, the first should fail,
A second surely will prevail
A third was ne'cr appicd-cause Why
|, cures when or twice you Try.
Tie ladies who would walk the street
With air gen,eel and angel feel,
Had better keep ON hand a store,
Lest they should limp tor evernlorc.
The author is preprred 10 show
1t cured the corn on ELssI.ER'S toe:
Her step is as light !,
The corn return! No, never! never!
Sir Ashley Coopers's CORN s-iLNE, Sold and WARRANT
yp nj Sands Co.'S, c73 Broadway; Mrs. Ilarpcrs, 81!
Bowerv aud Mrs. Hayes, l39 Fulon-st Bro okyn.
Principal Office in New York. Clinton Hall, l35 Nassau
street; in Boston, W s>S II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
u EEP WARM.-The Subscriber offer.

for sale No. 251 waters,reet. wholesale and retail,
Urrs Patent and improved Alright Soves constructed
far burning either wood coal Over Five thousand OF
thss stoves sold in the city of Boston last season. and
fnpd 10 be the most economical in the consumption fuel
nj any hereofore introduced They
cd nsrcuarly by physicians for heating rooms for The
SEX and persons afflicted with consumption have found
a,i ref by the use of above Stove the air produced
6ena OF more even temperature than can possibly be pro-
other now offered te the pqb resss ..
ed,. shsre ri's D. D. WENDELL. Ne. 81 Watersi
s,f ID door from Beekman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and rsoncy Matters.

The sale. a, the Brokers' Board very small 10 cay
and ,hou, change importance. Long Island sold 10
extent the Second Board at per cent decline
iiasleEs was heavy.
STAT, stocks were very heavy with disposition in all ds
scrpons decline. Sevens Of both issues sold al
per cert discount. Ohio Skies fell off ! per cent.
No change Foreign bills, and moderate business 90
ing. Sterling 3 St-Francs 1921.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

u. wet. gfnmp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made air, rater wacrgh tor seven cents
foot, or paved with Cement, concrete, for ten dollars
for ,he bplk or space OF a thousondbrick
,vgr n ABIJAH SMITH, IS Hamilton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

Y CoPHEROUS-An imitation Of Barys Tricopher-
GUS tr the human hair, Of the vsst and most deeleons
character present attempted 10 be pamed on On u
public ursr the same name. Tie fellow who makes IL
pretcnds the the original and that ne mas
taken patent for IL All this is said the better TO &C.
ceive',he public In letter received from Washington,
IL stated, that Bays Trcopherous is the only article
OF that name for which patent has been granted and no
dare compound Of the SAME materials without
sulecting themselves punishment The original aud
genuine to be had al the principal Office, I46 Broadway
,cen,x oS 3tE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
NiEMORANDl

ship hIsion a, Portsmouth. spoke LAT As long 81, brig
Thomas Of Glasgow from rampiso. with three men on
board the reminder the and officers OF some vessel
lost in a gale.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

"a Broadway, opposite St. Paprs Church Double AT.
traclions Change of Novelties This manager has. al
enormous expense engaged the ,eented an. wonderful
MIR NELLlS BORN WITHOUT AEMs
Is rei and toe. which he uses with the facility n hDccts
and bands The manager has also r,engaged Signcr VI
v,id Grand Mechanical Figures. consJin, OF eleven
human life, They have lately arrived from Europe, and
are the admiration of all hchodcrs La Petite CeleseM MSs
HOOD ar Collins are engaged. Two performances every
day and evening this week. commencing al and O'Clock
r. M Adm,tance 10 the whole ,5 CENTS children price
- " II PT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
cITPFRIOR AMERICAN Steel Pens,

- with FURNISHED points, new and valuable improve
They the paper sa ard a Ds 10 sd aa
o " nenes, 10 sui all classes Of writers Sold by
" a5 ati.s o. T. C. BARNET, g Johnst near Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
Civil and Criminal Courts. Coroncr's nud
Pciicc Offices, sc.

LAWYERS D1ARY-This Day, October 9th
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 3d. 49, A. &C. H. 80, 90 IS, e5 81,
62, 63, 81, 65, 81, 3D.
CtRcuIr Cousr-Nos - 1885, IA, l5 5S l57, l59, l6i,
I64, $50, l7n III, I72, I73, si n, is o Ia. 10
COMMON PLgAS-Part ist: Nos iG5 =. 5S, 65, 81, ~
ISL s. r. 81 81 49, I23 147, 159 -, H. 81, e loi ~! ~,
1885, lu5 Part 2d Co. no. l54 49,, 81, A. 81. @ 80,
o., 96, 40, ls2, 10, l.2.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
Pa.aeaxers Arrived

In steamship Columbia from Liverpool and Halifax
Knox, Jrr Mrs Knox, srs Mckee Miss Mckee, Miss Nal
lock- Mr Charles Green lady and child Dr. VIM Moreland
ca m % w.ol l1a sy hs R,av and b1ee Mss Fol
chac Gilbert. de Rnseray. Severring D Roberson
Williamson, G Souse, Monk. Fsrbes, VIM Prsha, Thos
Dizon, Baersby. Secoenr, Hamilton, Mckee Mckee, J
D Kennedy, " VI Hayaes Geo Martin, Chas Mitchell,
wm X. lily, Muppellac. Dease, Maitland, Davies Thomas
iIrestef, Hopiey. VIM Murray. Richardson, Hasbury
Taylor Ohc!iock, Simpson, ScclnsinenH. Hegh, Jas
Buckley ami son, and \ Kinsnan.
For IIalifa1-MesSrs Power Ryan, c Gray, Hill
Lane, Cannon and Daniels
From HaIifax TO Bo,ioa-Bsbop of Newfoundland and
servant Ms, Sinclair arsss McAnlie, Thos Bolton
In th bark Erne, Gus,ave from Bremen-Prof Little
", OF New York; Mr Fuutre Mr. Poppe, Mr Delias
Mr Spanier and AR Won Dusinburg, OF Germany, and
In the brig Forrest from Ssal-Mr Nation and son J
Clark. J Thrett Cleaheau w Vincent, Lopman, J
Shumetc.
Pnsssenscrs Smiled
n G KenersS s Benedict, G Por,e. Hone, T W Mknew
D Pratt Fl Henry, Carosenel.
In the brig Ameda, for ApslaehiGoa-H sonr;e' IA ISdy y
and child 3 L Caro- and lady, Ellison and lady, II
stark ana lady, N Hansirk, lady and two children, S w
Noursc and lady, William II Wood, Francis koPman, W.
pUrnet Capt Eran, Captain Cleft, William Jones' John
Joaes, 1. { Norton, Charles Wilson, james 81 Wilson,
Francisco Caro-.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, OCTOBER 6, 1872.
IMMATURE ALMANAC,-THis DAT
T4r sun THE NOON FULL SEA.
Rise. Ia Se.s q Rises "A Even. 57Eve. 10 II
Latest Dates
ospo, .....Sept l9 lRAvRE E..............Sept. :
1irERrcoL .........Sep 2alSEw-oHLEAss.... sep1.-o
CLEARED.
Ships Levant, whulesey, Savannah H Hnvland; Ian
cashifc Lyons do, Taylor Merrill; Vermont, siayseW,
do Richardson Co: steamship Neptune. Rollins Ne"
Orleans; PALMYRA Sampson, New Orleans, J Elwell
f.rigs Caroline rIs Rice, Apaiachicoa, Post fhli-
lips Dew Drop OBJ Hnrler Newfoundland, u Laufe'
Warsaw Koopman, MalanEas, Taylor
Schss Direct, Pos, Virginia; Mary Emer. Ware Mose,
Taylor Merrill Al B Robinson. Pugb Newbern, Nc, l.
Mitchell; 4 NJ Hall, Chage. Boston.
ARRIVED
Brcmcu bark Ernest Gustac, BeurInapn ee days from
Bremen rnde to Oerichs Kruger
Bark Tennessee Df Brunswick, Mel Suwye As days I'm
New port. (Waes) with railroad iron. 10 order.
Brig Forrest OImsead, from Ssal. 9th sept, win hep
&c 10 Undcrhii I M'Kin!ey.
Schr Edgar Leng, Randolph swansbora, Nc with naval
f'chr Z l. Crook, Swan. Virginia, wood.
Schr Mary, Williams, Newhern, NC, with naval stoie'
tc Mitchell 4 Co.
Schr Brandywine, Townsen Phlla. coal
Schr Sar, Painter, Saybrook, produce
Barge Dolphin, Honeywell. Phia, mdsc
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
!, coa \ MORNING BOAT.-Fe

= MORNING BOAT.-Fof
SSzSsSE%5SY PEEKSKILL VEgfLANCK, GEAs-
81 SING; TARRYTDWN DOBB'S FER
ny, HASTINGS AND YONKsRs -Brrakfast i ssd %. Dir
nor IN Rnard-The new and splendid steamer COLUn-
gIJS Caot E. W. Stone, will leave New foss, from the
oo Of Chanhersstreei, every morning. Frdays e1cepte
al o'clock and returning leave PeeksSil same day,
esve Peeksk at O'Clock, P. Nj landing at the foot o.
Hamsnond-slIect each way.
EnT,cg-Ail goods freight baggage, bank bills, specie,
or anr oher Kind of property, taken, shipped or put on
this Boat; mast be a, the risk OF the owners OF such
cd, freiphr, baggage, &c. %
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

4 UST-On the 4th lnst. Note drawn
Ihv G. H. Ramppen 46 Canal.s.., dated August :, 60
14y, tor One Hrndtsd Dollars in favor Of aud endorsed
by j. r. Wnterton. The note will not be OF any use 10
a,y hut the owner as payment has stopped. SUIT
able reward'll be paid for the return OF tbs Note TO NO
% IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
J. f.. wEEDEN,
SAMUEL EWING, Trustees.
HORACE KING,
DAVID II. KEiNSi
JAMES MARINE,
THOMAS RESN!E,
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
ALEXANDER CRA",

AZ Phrenoiosy.-S. klRKHsM tauther st an Eng,
Iish Grammar Will examine heads and give correct oral
and ve descriptions oil character and talent at his resi-
deuce No. 50 Cliff Six years experience Juslpes
him IL saving thai if entire satisfaction be not give no
charge viii be made. o0u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
Nh ; ITT Si0NEY INTHY PURSE-This

...,-ss,e ohec, cau be accomplished By patroaizlng
~ nsnadn.v j!ssh Tailoring Establishment, where
splendid suit Clothes warranted equal to any IN bs ss 5 s
is furnished the price of coat as ~ nnoron
Te reasons are sSSoas goods bought at hs oT
est arke. prices for cash. and are made TO 70
taxed 10 nav for delinqueDts splendid assortuet % o
Goods offered to the inspection m sse Of noss IN want u su
tnInshed ia IL, les Than "a hours ARTHUR l. LEVY
n HI "a "a RInaLMav between Courand aad Lbery sts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
NTFW-YORK MUSEUM-Wonderlul,

"A Y u
Unprecedented Extraordinary, and Astonishing Sue
cess OF the Newly HIuseun,and Picture Gallery Broad
way appos the City Hall Seren feiorH'e'S TO be seen
TO, Ons ShlliuG.-a1r Ill. BENNETT Manager,Orateiui ior
be patronage he has experienced Wlle'lnce
hi. sense of presenting the public with the most pow
erIu array of talent that De procured regardless m
He confidently relies receiving that reward from
an enlightened community Which ms fnde.votS 70 please
tLsm cntills him to- Mr. HARRINGTON, The Magician; ;
AR KNEASS the Singer Mr.. BENNIE, The Dancer ;
Mr. BENNlE, tho Danseuse and Master fouN", tse
Wire Balancer, will appear.
Fancy GLASS BLOWING. ,
performance every evening al u O'Clock, and on "cd
ucsday aud Saturday at L. NJ
Admtance to The whole, Museum, Picture 'aiiety, anu
entertainments One shilling. Oh lwk
MTEW FALL GOODS-Just received
by W. III. BUTTS No.4 Maiden lane such as Silks,
S,awls Meriros and Mousne Deianes together with a
arae assortment of Dry Goods, all OF which viii be sold
cheap at wholesale and retail Apply as above ,c,,
f6 St w. IA. ~ i ..
NREAT EXCITEM EN- Large
Breads lbs for One Shilling, p lhs for sixpencc-
pure Domestic Bread call and try and viii certainly
be satisfied both 10 size and quality Doht !orget
S25 Bo1rey OF Second street opposite Bond aa at
Mrs FItch's Bakery of Walker and Elizabeth sts
Hot at both places, O'Clock i'll The morning. ana at
O'Clock in tue afternoon. - oolML
MFRS. a. E. RUSSELL informs her
friends and former patrons that she Is now prepared
10 receive pups at residence. 96 L1ertyStce! where
circulars also may he obtained Se mas psfhS'on " 'eei
TO the following gcp;lemrn
David NJ Reese, NJ. o., No 81 IIowardsreet
Nie,sr. Dsosway x Brothers, 1870 Peari-s1reet.
Messrs L. w. Kirby, n Cedar street
Francis Hall, Esq, Office CommercinI Advertiser.
Mr.. Charles Arms, 1877 Pearfstreet.
Mrs Russell will also give private 70 snes 10
~reat variety OF ornamental needle worh specimens o
which NAV be seen her residence Itsons desTous Of
nsaining knowledge OF the above will be taught from
until ) r. NJ Terms so cents per lesson
~ B. Several specimens are an entlrc lie" "oih.
cEC
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

Tg1O LET-A convenient House, plea
sanity situated in 18th street. For particulars, apply
nj Nc. 81 Merchants Exchange. GO II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

cash WANTED-lO or l2 feet by ; or
deep OF Sliding Sash wanted Any person having
il Tor sale Will find purchaser by addressing NJ r. at ,hs