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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
THE NEW WORLD

FOR SATURDAY. AUG. 25, WILL CONTAIN,
/. .RECOLLECTIONS OF TIE EMPEROR NAPO-
LEONBy Mrs. Abel late Miss Eliza Bacome during the
tine spent by him her fathers house St Helena ADM
rabe spirited, and talented.
2 A NIGHT At PELEG LONGFELLOW'S-By
Bon Gaui,ier-4in amusing buresIue the . Domestic
Manners of certain prominent American authors including
the Lay of Mr Colt The Death of Jabez Dollar and
3. THE FA1T, SAINT OF ToULoN-Continuationo of
this exciting Tile of Animal Magnetism.
{. y LYRIC IN PROSE-By Major D'Ayszac.
s. A HIGHLA AND SUNSET-Orignal.
C. FOREIGN TALES, SCRAP BOOK, and FACET11E
Five pages OF capital and sughabe selections.
.EDITORIAL-The American Magaznes-Puseyism'
&c.-Lterary Notices-the Drama-News &c.
Price Ct cents; So year. Office 30 Ann.street.
au2j J. WINCHESTER.
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LEARY < Co-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
fashions E0R Autumn 1873.

AT the ugen, solicitations OF many Of customers from
distant parts of the Union shall introduce THIS DAY at
our sales rooms the beautiful style of Gentlemen ila
for the coming order accommodate '''en % ~
the numerous strangers visiting the city VINO '
he rior TO the da- tsep ~ when has been our custom
in former years to effect the Autumn change o
LEARY & CO Ha,tsrs, No and Astof l.';'. i1ouse.
OurCIRCULAR OF Fashions, eon'a''''s u ~ ~ r,s
dmeu and other illustrations VIII DO W A
TO those who request it, who addre's US post PAID
Ne,s York Aug. l9. lSt3 - "
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DIED,


On Wednesday, 23d August at P. NJ at the " Home for
Seamen, Samuel F. youngest Of Roland and Mary
Gelston, aged years and months.
The funeral viii take place ,liis (Frlay) afternoon at 3
o'clock from the above place No322 Pear-street. The
relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend without farther invitation.
In this CITY, Aug 23 Isaac Van Den Hewod, of Gou.
verneur S Sibly in the 18th year Of his age.
In this city Angus; %, Nancy, wife of Zelos Wilson,
aged 80.
In this CITY, Aug as Minerva, wife of George NJ Atwa.
ter aged 81.
At Hudson, Aug. II, Sarah, daughter OF Samuel White,
NJ. D. aged 30.
AT Baltimore, August 10, Capt. Edwin Robinson, late
merchant Of that city.
AT Albany, Aug %, Julia A. Norton wife of S. McKs-
sick, aged 81
aged S.
A, Geneva, W. It. Aug. H. Henry Clapp, aged 90.
At Sardinia, July 80, Zaccheus w Fuller Esq aged 81.
At Delh Delaware Co. Aug H. Jonathan Finney, aged
S. soldier Of the Revolution.
At Rochester Aug. 10, Mrs. Jane Price aged 25
AT Onondaca Hollow, Aug l5 Asher C. Parent aged 30
At Philadelphia Aug. -, William Collins, aged 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

OLEpo, AuSust To
RoBBERY-We understand that robbery was
committed on board the Steamboat Com. Perry,
on her last trip from Buffalo to this. S400 were
taken from drawer in the Captains Office
The rogue has not been caught; it was thought
that he got off at Of the way ports before the
theft was discovered Register
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION !,

TH5I,ESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w FRY WAREHOUSE. FRANCIS informs me tae
Mercantile pab and Il l,5 tanEsF sn f a s
m i al a. Nv vii si c,sI asartmenr Of STATIONERY al an
commonly low Pessoas yis,;ias te e 5 by cali
Ing ON The subscriber before purchasing else as {
fna his prices be lower than any other -
H,i;ng Bintiu: Ssc crecutri short notice. Ssri
ouiiis INK Scaling Wax Waie Letter lId zap pnon-
..b.r with large and choice assoftmen; oI
which are splendid specimens Of EnSPn IN Pr, Elastic
srrarsIing and Pocket lukstanGs, Sc also me
Ink.,and wholesale and retail; l. FRASIt2h1 h.-,v..r
AMIR 10 Sl3lusu ltoae e3!A . >~|"~-
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o. The louisville (ky.) Dime says thata DR..
Bennett is now in Jail in that city, charged with
having few years ago murdered gentleman
below the falls of The Ohio and robbed him of up
ward of $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

&C" Thomas Hart, beerseller at Halliwel Eng,
christened his twenty-ninth child lately. OF that
number twenty-five are still alive, and, should
The prolific pair live few years, urtheradditions
10 their family may be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
Commercial and Money Matters.

THURSDAY 7. NJ.
There was fair amount Of business the boad this
ing Ohio Sizes advanced !, upon final quotations Of
yesterday Harlem Railroad defined i and Illinois Special
Bonds !.
A, the Public Board Ohio Sizes also improved i Harlem
Railroad declined !; Illinois Bonds and Long Island Rail
road |: Indiana dollar bonds /,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

G Baptist clergyman and his wife, who
reside in the vicinity of Boston, have four daugh
ters, who were born in the four different quarters
Of the plobe-one in Europe, one in Asia, one in
Africa, and one in America.
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Passengers Arrived

In packet ship Louis PHILIPPE, from avreCharles Man
ley and LADY, Miss Virginia Nanley, Miss Sarah Msaey,
Mr Romain BruIos Miss Dolesses Bmlois, Mr. krauger,
Count Zai5e, Charge dAfrires OF husband 80 IN the
seerage
In packet ship Sheridan from Liverpoo-P schermer-
horn and lady, Miss sche'merhorn, Master Sche'mer-
horn, Mrs W II Clarke, Mrs Gipm, Miss E Gilpn, Mrs
Charles Hoyey. Master c \ Hovey, w Hovey, Messrs
Serene Mason, T H Dainty, r " Carkin, a Langdon,
w Cough, Ferreira Miss Maria Depeysterana 81
in the steerage.
In ship Thos Perkins from Canton-Joscph w Croker
Passengers Sailed
In brig Morea Cor Mobile-!t Fl Wallace and lady, Mrs
Carroll Henry McDin, Capt Waldfou-and TWO in the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

2 When man first homished in Eden's bowers, no care
nor trouble nc sic disease had made their deSastat-
ins iarolds in his happy state; but when he psIonk
20! that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste
Brought death into the world and all our NO,
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UUEIBER XII
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
u -,

Is ready This Morning. 80
~ TBr. CHEArhsr WORK EyER PCBLisHEp - Eii'
uxI1Ep SrArrs.-The first part OF the American ann
Spe,1ine OF (ee.l Abstract Useful knowledge VOTE
insnrly useful in families and calculated TO arrest ,s
awaken the curiosity, and ealightea the undetu
n. roung illus trated with 3Ca0 kn-rarnSs 10 De
nnn,e. IN 6 Numbers of 2Gs 80 each at y cr,I
ubr. and each Will contain near 200
iTi EREE,LEY Y MfELkATH Tribune BgtidiiHs
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~ To Cure Weak and InffaBled Eyes or
lf ls-i,e Roman ETe Bais4m very bess aPplIca,
Sn ta; can Be made Il will the most severe cases ana
snv slp-fceies The necessity of opef5ion
t p,,rs 2s rants Fo! sale By DAVID SANDS CO.,
tssr Broadway Msrkststfee 70 FultoIstrest ano
273 Broadw9- ea-s iAA-1
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B 0 0 K S.
NEW WORK BY MRS. ELLIS.
PRICE 10. CENTS

ID " ~ n =.
NEW WORK BY MRS. ELLIS.
PRICE l2f CENTS.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AT 30 lANN-STREET.
MARY AND MARTHA;
THE TWO FRIENDS.
BY MRS. ELLIS,
Author OF Home the Iron Rule. the Daughters of
England, I" Summer and Winter in the Pyenees, Sc
most charminS moral Tale which will be welcomed by
the thousands OF the au;hores admirers this country
is especially interesting the females Of land Price u!
cents ten copies for 81 50 per hundred.
aug j. WINCHESTER.
MORE NEW BOOKS.
This Day Published. and for sale whoesal-
BURGESS y sTRINGER, 222 Broadway,
CHRISTINE: NI' <>' ''
& TALE OF THE REVOLUTION
si JOHN IL MASCUR. ESQ,
% rnd S5 81 M is ngs s. s. m 'ss faalrsd sfSe
THE CLOCKMAKER;
OR THE SAYINGS AND DO1NGS OF
A NJ SLICK OF SLICk kVILLE.
PUsEYIsM 80 C54ip PoPERY.
An additional FP + 81 GsR6 ISL cents
Splendid LMBEILISHMENTs, .iLT
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE, for September
'os bot b1 mi. ~ Em6e % and LiisEsE{ Contents
and resnary mailed TO all Of United States and Cal
adas, by BURGESS & S1RlNGER,
Wholesale and Retail Periodical AGENTS
II 222 Broadway, corner OF Annstreet.
~. The Farmers ManuaI.-Just published
The Farmes A.nual particular treatise the naturs and
with be account OF all e most recent discoveries az
['fatHTs ~, ae%es;y BY H. Fakn+r f and the author OF
and large ye pce Sit cents IN paper cover or 50 cents bound
in cloth.
and constitution of manure grneraiyto point the
of auEmenting the quantity and preserving the iertlizns
and other artificial naHre, aud the causes OF their frequent
F%oorcrvr F.eM<c Also recently pubiished price in
covers 81, cents or cloth cents PRoDccrIyE F,RrSG
iamii digest OF the recent dlscoverl-' Of Lebs pvy
how the results G uGe might be greatly by
'3.pi sS2i tis rs '"'' D APPL EToN co. eco Broadway
day pab!islIrd by D. AFPLETO & CO, 200 Broadway
Practical Instruction Animal Magnetism, by J. p F De
leuze. Translated by Thomas c Eartshen with ArIen-
dix OF Notes hy the translator, and letters from emnent ply
sci1ns aad others description of in the United States
l Hartshon has given attention this subject,
ard know Of no person better qualified than himself 10
aud its various derriopements IN this region
TIE translator of this work has certainly presented the
profession with uGcommOn!y well diseSted treatise en-
anced in value by his and the coroborave esti
su3 s.s '''',' [Bos,on Med. and Surg. Journal
r5~ Usury: The Evil and the Rcmcdy:'
An exposition vices defects and evil tendencies Of
present Monetary System with plan for its eifecua Re
form being thorough eIucidton OF the nature of Money,
OF Interest and e evils Of Usuy IS pnbsed IN large and
we'll printed sheet by BURGESS STRiNGER, 222 Broad
way In order induce all opposed Usuy and in favor of
Monetary Reform unite in extending the circulation of this
essay price put the bare of printing off the sheets
three single copy s. per hundred Orders are soil
cited au2ltf
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- The Misses Havens will resume their Boart-
and Day School for Young Ladies AT No p Lafayette
Place on Monday September Il. aus 2aw5t-
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GT All the three dams on the First River
which were carried away two weeks ago, and
have since been repaired at great expense, were
swept from their foundations again yesterday
We mean the dams Of the Washington Factory,
the franklin Factory, and .oralelnon's Factory.
We have not heard from the country around US,
but fear that much damage has been done.
Newark Post of Yesterday.
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per value.
Amer Gold old. loo lG6! Carolus Dolls. 81 06 =
do do new. 100 1907 Five Francs. GAIA 932
Half Dollars. par a Doubloons {. 10 25 ale 35
Portuguese Gold 100 l00 do Patriot rs 60 ais 65
Spanish Dollars. .l04 = Sovereigns 81 = %
do Quarters. 9S 100 do light. 50 81
Mexican Dollars .l00sa 1907 Heavy Guineas. 5 90
DO Quarters. 9S a 100 INapoleons. 3 SO Si
There are in circulation iu this vicinity counterfeit
two dollar OF the Plymouth Bank Mass, stereotype
plates payable w. Clark dated lSIl The word
Massachusetts and the fine lettering badly executed All
the couteres have have blot under the word
Bank, owing defect i'll the plate.
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company has declared
,emi-.nnua dividend Of five per cent.
Receipts the Western Railroad for the week ending
August 10. ,,
Passengers .Ssss7. ..... .Ss ,oO3
Freight, &c............ 623l. 3,59S
Total. .Sl5,lls. Sll ,6Ol
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ia TO LET-'The Boarding House No. l57
B'oad~a to the first 5ta Of ~ Nay next and i T
ind it has abou, 90 boarders Pan Of the .n viii be
aken in board Possession II, Immediately For farther
pa cu!ars ln1uire on the pTpmIses aug Be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

~ Wire y. inGoE Shndes-T.anufacruredto TO or
der OF any sI hgu!e aad handsomely fitted IN ma
bocsny paio basement Office and other windows
bsil doors screens for public rooms. sc. by
'' LEE & CO, l3 Eactory.srIeet.
Tes beautiful Shades unlike I'll Others admit all Inc al,
ri ssie they o5struc the from the street into the
oon and keep ie and other and orra-
mental. isAHu
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Sa FOR SALE, or to exchange for other pro-
:iS pe.ty FIVE Ten-pn Alleys Lease, Stock and FIX
nayE. tures No. SO B!oaI-st. aus 2Inis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
PRINT WAREHOuSE IN NEW.YORk

IktN w NhhCHob'rE iN W. " - i''A'
. F LEE, formerly OF the tlrrn OF lord " Lers
IL. Lee & Babcock. &c and y 3 Bat-W > E-h' inqe5 1
the firm Of LEE & BREWSTER, have established al l3
PEARL STREET, Hanover S4ua'e,) New i1i! a war
'''''7s - EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CALICOES, to supply the CITY and Interior
T r4de b.; the piece package
R coupny tsir attention entirely and e1cusyelY 70 this
one ar,icIe t. enabled only 10 exhibit more
rr,iye aud beautiful than 10 be found elS-S
ihee beng similar ior Prints IN The
states but sell aways at prices los. and generally
lowe. than houses whose attention and divided
among a large variety oi a1ticles:
,ans and Co0rings comprises all the latest AM choicest
stvia 10 which will be Constantly added al aud drrs
BIZ nsteras as they appear the market besides many whieh
vii b. got III, rsclusiveiy for their sales.
Purchasers this article will find it ther interest 10 ss-
anime Stock before buying 'hfir Prints sen ihe 40
NOT purchase of they will have AZ least m. advantage o So
iag all the styles and learning the Lowest market
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with every .riAo.! oi
the Market are placed III the hiuds OF Buyer Al os
viii receive the best attention. 4uS2 e>2-- o'ho o "
WINDOW SHADE. DEPOT, No. 7 SprGce..s
w The subscribers invite the attention o tts nole J
bar splendid assortment OF Decorative "iadow az
having been got up great Gre aad narraE'ed 70
The asort,nsn roisists Of p'endd Anne;icsn I'd
, io Wd VIZ: efise Ffcch Scrolls; VIsg,ts:r =: Nc ,r
ost fantres Scri.nr Views Fancy Ssetslei a. Sc
snI csIs fsn,res Tin,ura Ab5eys Acon-nt &c ~, b
e. S;pn R,nn.rs and Decorations doae IN s'ye hN "
n M, .,xs, bv snv attef establishment. , , ,r,,
Son,hs,n and Western Merchants suppsd Win ~
ritz southern anu 'BARToL & De MAUNY. au22 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

A MEXICAN MUSEUM. AND PERPETUAL
n FAIR--GREATEST NOVELTIES IN NEW
YORK.-The Saloon attached 10 the Museum Is
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~ Particular cOtlce.-rhose persons having
g ~ Housekeeping viii hnd ready sale for portlcn OIL
ali their goods BY sending their address, Calling upon
c ~, :, subse rib,I Goods 70 any amount purchased
f. COTTON. l13 Futor-street, and
Ann-strsIt-
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REAL ESTATE sALES-Aue. "a.
By Wiikins & Rollins.
Six lots of aad the of 6,havenue IN o6;i-
street. which, taken together contain 26ths,Ieet f.
on the 6th-aveane 9S eet inches The brought
$1,000, the others $500 each in all ......, 500
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
New-Yosk, August IS.

{. BOOTH u co. at the New-fork Cash
- Tailoring ESTABLISHMENTS, Futon-eet, Broad
way still continue 10 take the lead in and ELEGANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

CTEEL PENS-The subscribers have now on
- hand large assortment Of C. c. right Co.'S superior
Steel Pens suitable for schools general mercantile
and extremely fine writing which wa.ned equal 70 any
imported article. The mode adopted IN furnishing the
these Pens, them with all the
and smoothles of quill aud the manufacturers solicit
trial bv who have used tem feeling confident that
thcy Will give satisfaction They arr put up the neates
style cards and boxes, and sold al nohsat prices
Dealers supplied by J.C. BARNET Co,
Agents for The manufacturers
lG7 Broadway. between Court aud and Liberty sts.
Please observe each Pen stamped &. C. Wight Co..
N.w York an23 3ts'
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amid 2wi



and IL. mluety e'adIcae Su!ericous human hair from
;s upper s, The hair cnncealins broad and eieTate
~ ehead the stubborn beard OF kiad o su2eru-
os ar Be 10 get the genuine At the original ONCE o.
" .tksr-stIeer one door from Broadway.
" - nt, botilr--Di:rctioas French aad English.
ASeais-Guthrie Maiden lane, Albany; Myers Ns";
,y-n Bowa, 10 ChesAutst!eer, PhIlld-tpa Jordan
ik-res,, Boston; Cray, Poaghkeepse Green, Worcester
Carleton, Lowell
,,sr1k. apl5 Inns.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

uOBOKf.N-lncreascd atracuons.-Free In
stuinenal Concerts at the Pavilion of the EIysian
Fields every afternoon A superb Brass Band will be in at
tendance the lawn front OF the Pavilion, and perform
va etv new and popular airs overtues marches &c Sc
This additional novelty the far famed beauty OF It's seen
cry cannot fail increase the pleasure derived from visit TO
this very iavOGitc resort.
Ire ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barclay, Canal and
Christouher streets Fare only 6, cents. au7 is
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supplied gratis al Broad's
w Office 22l Grand with the best cooks, housema,ds
other the city. a225"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

ITTANTED-A situation as Chambermad and
w Laundross Seamstress Good reieEerce gwen Ap-
q 4 I"r,sbr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

ry,AXES. Office of the Receiver of Taxes, Told
Aims Housr) Parkpublic Notice is hereby given, that
the Receiver of Taxes will De attendance daily from
O'Clock A. NJ t2 O'Clock r. u. receive the C,Sy Taxes
Payment expected 10 be made withouf de-
law rhc taxes are required be paid money
the several Banks in this city. Fl. I. kIE:RSTED,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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MONEY MARKET.
c,,osot the Stock Exchange, Aug. "a.

SECOND BOARD.
1000 Ohio 6s, CO.. elsj so do Harlem. 81
100 shrs L | Rfd. -. 52t
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This farm will be sold on reasonable application
The subscrlbers, ISAAC SEE,

Executors of VIM. Dutch.r. deceased
Tarrytown AuYu,t a. 1873 au2 law6ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

ERESH STOCK FALL G0ODS.-Boots, Shoes
II and BroSans-The subscriber has now on hand about
5000 comprising all kinds usually found in Wholesale
stores, among which may lie found
1900 cases mems thick pegged Boots
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

The LATE MADAM BoyER.-Ycsterday being
tbe eighth day since the death Of Madam Byocr,
high mass was performed by the Rev. Mr. Bout
10, Vicar Apostolic in the chapel on Beeston-st',
near the parade, to the rituals of the Roman Ca
,hoc Church. There was an unusually large
number Of persons present on the occasion, IN
GLIDING the late President and his household,
who, it is said, occupied four carriages to convey
them to and from the above place of worship.
Morning Jour. Of Kingston, Aug |.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM, Prince.st.--F'RENCHA \
" lIElSER, Prorrietors, having rendered the use OF
CASTLE GARDEN

benefit Cor the Orphan Asyum Prince-stet, Will take place
on Monday Evening 2Stn August, instant.
grand exhibition Of Firswoks Of .TraSsins IT
and thrilling Spectacle Of the COMMANDMENT OF 81
JUAN D'uLLOA AND THE CITY OF VERA CRUZ,
BY the Ercnch Fleet under Admiral BaudiN.
= Tickets Fifty Ceuts TO be had al the Opsan Asylum,
corner Prince aud lott-strests al the Garden the even
inC Of the rerloLmanCe. au2J -
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W TO LET on BROOKLYN HlGHTs, 3 min
la walk from eithar the Fulton South fees-ihe
pleasantly situated ouse Oi Willow between lark aud
tereloat-strees containing Basement Parof
and l,rse garre'.
Rent low good tenant.
Inquire az No z! FnIton-steet tie Fulton Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice IS
S hereby given, o petition has been presented iof con-
sructng 23seet from the 5tb TO the 9Th avenues
t- 6ayenue 2lst-steet TO Connect "it the sewer
in 2lst-stre-r-
crzons interested in the petition aud having obec
the requested them IN Writ'as on
or before the ilh Septernb r, 1888.
Street Comm. : Office. August 81 lSl3 AuzJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

srsdnats Of Yale Cosse situation in an part of the
Union as Principal an Academy Tutor private fny
Instructor in any of the ordinary branches Of learning lu
OF the first character will be given Address B. \ Office OF
tle IrIhuuc. auzJ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

NTANTED--By n English woman, situation
w cook, do washing and ironing. Apply at 2,l Elm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

DOAR RDiNG-Pleasant rooms furnished or un-
ID furnished suitable for families single gentlemen can be
obtained by applying at G6
One large airy front room unfurned, the second floor,
lar ,,;,h hoarl exchanged au l6 lmI5-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GEN
ID ERAL EDUCtTloE, s22 HoustonstEse, (w,'q a
fes doors OF Broadway 1.-The uudersg. .e VIII reopen MS
School, after the Summer vacation on Monday srp'emper
,th Applications for admission either department can DE-
made personally by letter during the present month al MS
TEsms-For Boardsrs sOO per annum (or boys under ten
year of age brotets reduction nale) TINS charge
rpty srpen,e except music. Terms .of i scoiIs
Sai luhrt.r IL. lo"->"f-+'D "A SDD-hi'A'
WANTED-A resident French Assistant; also, Classical
Teacher ability aid experience Apply as aoo'e any tine
durin- this mouth. duli t9ZlS
MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL, Crosby
wi st.ee.-JAME.S y. MCELLIGOTT,P Principal Of the
Stale D-,iartm-n,; Mrs. MARY Ann WHEATON, Prn
cpal of the Female Department.
The preseu annual terminates Monday, August
29h when the the School will be resumed under
highly picous Changes have been recently
effected both the character and course Of Instruction By
which standard Of attainment well IN Classics as IN
English will be elevated sraGe surpassed by that
atupird other Schools OF admitted superiority. To
Therefore who desire for their chdien really thorough edu
cation this offers very superior a'antdges.
Circulars cnbracin, farther particulars. may b had ap-
pcaton any member OF the School Committee TO ete
of the Principals.
A. b. RICH, Chairman of the School Committee,
~ McDougastre.t.
va tuy mi .Odr Ii,
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WIN. T. JENNINGS Y CO Diapers aud Tail
ors, 23l Broadway American Hotel opposite the Foun.
including Cloths Cassimeres, Yestngs, &c in all the
and various styles.
Under that the system of small profits and
quick returns" which has ELECTED liberal patronage, Will
bt continued whilst such will euabe
ust 10 fill all orders with
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

91e~A FOUND-On the 2d inst. Cow, which
4A% was atve rtstd three times. If the owner DONE
call and take her away BY Saturday, 2Gtl inst shG
an21 p. ~ 'a' RoBERT COLLINS. aG Bfoadst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

Also large and Of ladies' and child
rens Boots Shoes Caters Sc with 500 dozen sailor Rats
Many Of the above goods consignment and must be sold
pay advances Purchasers therefore particularly invited
10 call And examine, before purchasing.
&. H. CARPENTER, 1874 Waterstreet,
anil 3ms Corn. Of Pine.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
CANTON 81 MILES, 205 Broadway, have in
y Press and vii! shortly publish. the following valuable

~ United Irish Repeal Ascociation:-!,
,,crc of this Association viii be held Tuesday Even.
the 29th August instant w .shinston H clock
exrs,ed thai among ot'es di;asui4he! sedikfF'' f
ans ~ BARTHOI. OMEW O'CONNOR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

4 STOVE AND TIN WARE DEALER OF 4
II years standing and free from debt deSlou OF CON
Meeting himself with Hardware dealer who can furnish
stock Of Fl dware aud keep the stock supplied without ms
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

At PRIVATE SALE.
l3 volume. of The NewIor Price Current snd Shipping
List, from lS29 70 1871. inclusive. folio, bound.
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