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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
Things I'm Phiindelphia-
Correspondence of The New-lork Trlhun

PHILAuElruiA, Oct. /, lSi3
Cations the Wings Of the City and County of Philadelphia
never had greater atterng prospect OF glorious sue
cess on ruesduv next All is unanimity while our opPo
nents are distracted and dsmayed In the First District,
lone the hot.bed OF Loco certain trump awaits
in the election young aud fearless champion Of Ancn
eau Industry r. JOY NORRIS to Congress- over as infamous
and desperate combination Of men dlsgraced the
ical contests the District In the Fourth District too
have great for predicting the success OF Mr. Con-
rad Charles j. lnsersol and IN the Third where the
contest will be clssely contested, Nathan Sargent
Gusstionably triumph John L. Smith. In the Second
Joseph r. ngcrsol will be reelected by triumphant
ioty. Our Sheriff. Morton McNchae is also certain Of
icing elected and Peuose NASH Of the most noble po
pular frank and fearless Wings that bca,hcd will walk
the field BY overwhelming vote for County Treasurer
Of the City Council Tickets there Is no fear, while 1t
idle for our opponents candidate Ill opposition 10
that universally esteemed and excellent officer, Mayor Scott
The City Legislative Ticket is beyond the reach OF de-
FEAT but fear the County Ticket stands but little chance
cfuccess.
We shall probably elect our Commissioners the North
that in each Of Districts the Loco ocos have formed
TWO separate tickets.
That every cheat and deiaud the Wings liz the
f District will be attempted doubts but the rco
pie know their rights and will maintain ihcni
The election Of our Canal Commissioners IS matter OF
the highest importance Pennsy vania Should they be de-
ated to which, however, think there iittle doub The
sne corrupt aud u!uous system which has characterized
iae management of the State Canals for years past Wi! sui
Continue while the adm stracn of Gov Porter, not the
people, reap the bereits.F
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: TnE EXCHANGE ilorEI AT BALTIMORE Is
one of the very best houses III America, having
IN fact no superior among our frs. class cstab-
hshmcnts We have recently had an opportunity
OF testing its merits, and have never been better
pleased with the arrangements and conduct OF Il
hotel, than we were with those OF the Exchange.
The building Is the property OF the commercial
Exchange Company, and situated at the junction
of Lombard, Gay and Second streets, most Ia
yorable location IN the immediate vicinity OF the
steamboat landings. The landlord IS hRAsTus
COLEMAN, whom every body in Boston remembers
as the popular host OF the Pavilion IN this city
and it is not therefore surprising that the ball-
morcans should consider the Exchange as the
best house ever kept III their city. There are AIRY
and elegant apartments for the accommodation
OF full two hundred persons, with rich and SUB
stantlal furniture, and all imaginable convenien-
Co.'S attached The table is of the very best, the
cooking unexceptonable, and the wines OF the
most recherche quality. a we'll supplied reading
room has lately been added to the hotel, where
the papers from all parts of the Union on file.
| but perhaps as great recommendation as any to
The Exchange, Is the excellent attendance. Ser
wants are never wanting TO fulfil the traveller
| commands and they do it promptly. MeSsrs.
Mitchell and Russ, the landlords principal asss-
tants are perfectly au fat in their business, and
two nobler fellows, personally, it would be diff
cult to find. The Exchange is the favorite re-
sort of Bostonlans, and II is seldom that person
from this city viii not find his name In company
with those OF his friends and acquaintance OH
| its well filled register, Boston Eve. Gazette.
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For the Tribune.

Gentlemen: BERGEN, Oct. :. 1913
Although am opposed in politics TO the l'rl-
oune, yet place the fullest confidence IN the
ilrlnness, ability and love OF liberty always DIS
played IN its columns, and therefore am Il con
slant reader of it. Two facts have been pointed!
out 10 inc lately that | thought 1t would be well
I" eau attention to, as requiring information.
One is, the abuse of the Sentence of State Frs
on Confinement, and the other is an insult offered
IN our Courts OF Justice to Roman Catholics, by
placing cross the Bible whcrcon they arc
sworn to testify the truth. The first is sadly OK
emplified in the liberation of Yankee SuliiraR
without serving out the full time of his sentence
lie cut up his antics on the Beacon Course here
on Monday last, this day week. | saw him
there. PhIlanthroplSts may talk about the aboli-
ton OF Capital Punishment, but, sir, can they pro-
ect the lives and property OF our fellow citizens
by State Prison punishment The Bible Cross
ing implies the grosscst ignorance, and callous.
ness to the crime OF perjury against the Catholics
10th are utterly false. This remains after the
penal enactmcnts Of three dark centuries, and is
unworthy our day. JAcoBus.
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ORGANS Err BEN informs the public

0RGANS.-HENRY ERBEN informs the public
~ that ne continues to rsnniae4s Q s al IN, me III,
osans ore Gothic esse oTran8 with swell and and
pedal bass dimensions Is feet high feet inches VICE an
feet inches vide and feet inches dtep. One Swell qr
gan feet inches nights eet vide and let meme u ~
Chapel Organ of stops feet inches nigh eei nces
vide and feet deep An esEans p e5S oTsa gam, As },e
b,.b t inches WIDE and deep second-hand ar
of Organ. rosewood ssIaphine The as9ye R sn vaf
NJ % n Csnre,usess, head Of Canal street.
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WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.

NT0NDERS OF TUE, HEAVENS.-belns
W popular view of Astronomy including full lilu:tla
Of ,he mechanism Of thu Heavens embracing tn sun
CoM,ls, FIxsp ,Rs DouDIF STASS, The CoNsIELLt
lioys, rHs CaLAxy Of MUS W,r, nm ZopIAc LlehT
AURORA BoBrALIs, NORTHERN LIGHTS HlEfEobs
CLOUDS FAILING. STARS AER1LIIS &c, by duncan b ~.
ford Thick royal quaro, some bound iit estr. IL
LUSTRhrED by nearly 30 colorsd enSrar'n-s map, ~
that tI.sy have purchased the Hates and COPY RGHT
thu above most magnificent trolk and Will have ready Tor
delivery IN the course of ensuing month edition.
ON superior pa;r and the best style which they
selling TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY at the very low price 81
1--WE DOLLARS. The original price when published 5y
ne St,onsrs SoG auy Of Boston, WAS SIP The present
publishers have concluded o!nt Al The eTtrsme low rate
smost every lndlyduai b enabled oh;an of
this useful highly iSTnsIEs and ,nn9ilesiy ,aiu.
No 5 Park Row, opposite the -istor House Ny.
SBLTfayenc Agents aud others de+Irous Of obtaining
ubcT,r 10 the work requested 10 call on OF adj
IT,. Il 3. Y % INN. dlateIy 81 jfleNu
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REMARKABLE EscAPE.-The Rochester Demo.
en-: says Tia, on the 22d ul, Esrda Baldwin, Of me
my T. Baldwin, Of Chill climbed tree oi The purpose OF
Procuring hone When IS feet from the ground ha,ng FIST
fna tc round his body aad fastened 1t TO the Tree he COM
asessd cutting tie branch containing the honey The no
90 which he standing gave ie made srf'nG !"
fia as he supposed to grasp another branch but the an
iOi,uhate man FELL He struck 20 feet from the WHICH
~ rad climbed, between growing tom one root
mins triangle, his head striking log II IS wonderful
M ne was no, INSTANTLY killed aad still inose 50 that ne YET
's'es yet sach the fact aud there prospect OF his
recovery. No bones were broken
PAINFUL Accountability Barringcr, aged
Years. of Columbia, while tending thIeshing mach:ne,
saneng the platform driving the horse and his right
Getting eaugh, in the machine, his leg
Aasiy severed little below the knee, and the stump for
" tignt inches above ground punice. This thigh
as soon as possible, but the unfortunate lad
p'ea altes seven hours suffering. HeIkimes Journal
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07HE FRANKLIN MISUNDERSTANDING
1 TlCN OF AMERICAN NiANUFACTU RES-ro
ss es9 q s9 s a
u Pernsl 70: The pLomoon NechanIe AS 1--WE
9ocs % the sssb2of s f PpGis 95
ING for the Exhibition American Manufsctues, TO opt9
IN ne n1nt y If 5 n xSbtion are such as
will afford amp accommodation; the reception OF WORK
ing Machinery !od-is, and every article sent Tor Hn
usnrH 10 eposors an opportunity for The veI oet o'sY
OF their goods and Offering unusual attractioaH 20 NS
loT ss additional s5air-easss will BE- pho i
galleries OF which WI be appropriated rs ~ ouiens:'.
Manufacture wh;dh viii r., exhibited arrangements hive
made with the rop.tos OF the Museum By which 'h!i
,ni1estns IG sGye,on ct mr.
The Report of the judges Will be- mad on TUESDAY oco
csstlu competitors, and the Aidress as usual, will ba de
liy-rrl AT the cIose of the Eyhbi.ion.
from thu Rules and Regulations adopted b. the Institute are
saturday ocober lirh and all goods intended for comrs
,on must be deposited before u O'Clock ,nooni on Iassdy
10 insure perfect imp4rti1ty the Managers oithe Institute
the Comm!rcs on Exhibitions aud all trims, Esh,S
b MG M sba be- e%e"d from conreto@
aud committee shall award premium or compliment to
premium shall BE- awarded for IN article that has
csivrd any former exhibition OF thu Institute aud none
similar nannlacure presented al prerons exhibitions;
Proof of on-ln must BE- furnished, If required for every
specimen Offered lore NhlblrIon.
All article, Deposited must b. accompu'edby I'VE invoices
stau2 and residences of the makers and erGslto
The mornings each DAY, until fifteen bscrs 10
O'Clock, shall b. ApwoPrllt.d 70 the Judges
Neither dpoito, of goods shall b. admitted 10
the Exhibition Rooms during the Appropriated 10 the
Judges, except tie special ,gt Of the Judc. Of the aitI-
CHS owned or deposited WILLIAM hANlL On,
s2S 2aw3w AStu'ty.
TEWELhY OF TIE. LATEST PATTERNS.
y rIatpl Cake Baskets, Castors aud CmileScks'
Britannia CoiTe.-fo;s Tea Sets and I ms,
liofhic Sandwich and Convex Tsa1nys;
Table CUTLERY single dozen or sets OF . iHG','
and many other Goods similar descriplan sale hv
ALBERT Beach. at HI Chathnmitfsst
I'm etll-stre't.
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rR0TON WATER.-The subscriber is pre-
Spsred TO put down the best quality Of Timed Lead Ppes
dwellings oceS and the lowest and upon
the shortest notice Persons abou: having introduced
their houses viii please cell and examine for
performed IN the nsatest G.aane.. T. NAYLOR * CO
Oh I'm 7es Broadway.
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COAL, COAL, COAL,

COAL, COAL! CUAL!
TIME WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having be4n removed. pow eInan>ny located at the
where tbs proprietors ara and will continue 70
direct om their colere owned b themselves the
promise 70 sell at least per lower than the city
The business Yard will be conducted by the sbsc
bers and they solicit the patronage Of the public, their Old
customers and friends Coal By the
through thu Post Office wall receive
VIM. DAVIS,
nv,s,n JAS FERGUSON.
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CORK LEGS. ARMS, &c.

" -, IIrN
'TNHE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NJ i din.
F. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker respectfully lnioIIy W.
pahc that he has ,ets5ned from Ey So ers
rno,nus, 70 Nsnnf,ctue Artificial Limbs, plan ta
correct and least eopesS sa ss 'f for %
a hsen snnfcturer Tor IS years feels eonhden 81 s
Satisfaction to ell who call on HIN Tor n5 I'm.
ARMS. or the coMaos "oo l~- Q 1,f
MONEY TO LOAN on MoHsase -
lfI Estate In this city. b. me COMPANY
80. ho"Ahp 80 Ne. 81 Wall street.
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EXCLUSIVELY
FOX
PRINTED L \ LLG y + S

y
70 SUNNY the ard Interior Trade the piece package
81 coninng he attention snelj and exclusively 10 this
One article, L. 3 enabled NOT on to sLhieIi more eH
teisly and heau than b. found elsewhere
(thers beng similar establishment Tor Prints IN ht nisd
States sell always prices low" d'd gen
l0mey t-n houses whose and means arr divided
among a large variety Of aItlclss
,srnS aud loriup. comprises all the latest and choicest
styss; 10 winch Will be constantly added all new ant de'lr
bic patterns as thy arEear IN M .1 a,, OIS''' many
Purchasers Of this article will lli u 70 he nt"'s, TO
not sy will at least have the advantage of seeing all
the new Styles and learning the Lowest market prices
H., 'aalngucE Of Prices, corrected with every variation 81
,, Market ar,. placed the hands OF Buyers Al orders
,;jI rsca;v" tho heat attention AUS 3mD&W
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20 Country Mcrchnits.
G. II, lAELiNG,
IMPORTER aNn DEALER ~
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
~ 4lMAlDE,N LANE and ) Liberty street. has
recently received and oilers for sale the most lib
era terms. fer cash, complete AZ ,ei fluent o
Hour Tooth and Shaving Giliott's and diners Steel
Brushes Tens
r.rr"ss,on Can, and Powder Gold and Gilt Jewery
FL,sks Pen aud Pocket Knives
Rnn and Pearl Sh,i, Button, Razor, and Razor Strops
Iiemnm- pnl-tyed Needle. shell Ivory and Horn Iomps
Steel knitting !u> aud Bod Snu't and oDaGco ppMs
N,ucu,vr, and ped.IIer; buying Tor cash will lind 1t to
their advantage cali before purchasing c!ssWHt az ~
Goods the ahcve iins will BE- sold on the most sFpIaois
Slh Hth
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The subscriber is
L receiving his Fall supply OF India Rubber Shoes and
resctiy soiic call. DeaIe rely upon III. asSort-
ne beng general aud complete can be found IN ts
market he supplied by the different manufacturers with
every sale:be style of Shoes.
lis stock of lined Rubz decidedly the bestever offered
besides lining good Shoes hcy lined Ia very superior
of plain and figured Ruhbers. Mems and W omen s.
the supply is large aud well seasoned
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes Bus Sandals, nanuac-
ured flubbr.s &c be found this establishment made
IL! a superior manner and warranted
$50 India Rubber Carriage Cloth Hose 70. the Croton
Water Nacn. Banding Life Prcserver Pillows, Cushions
Sc SC and all other manufactured goods hand and man
utactu,ed 10 order. G. l.. ROSS,
III Maiden lane, between Pearl and Watsr.sIs.
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PRINT WAREHOUSE


y F. LEE, formerly OF th, firm Of hordN Lees
~. Lee Y Batcnck. SIC. and u = BREW - PIX nn1td
PEARL STREET, tt!onoveT SQuarsl New.fork a war;
house on ii cxtensIyesclls,
Exclusively
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REFINED SUGARS,
At TIE: FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES.
NTOOLSEY Y WOOLSEf otter this stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugar as follows nansly;
+9i III '''' !. p % haa cent per pound
Tie above are packed follows:
Loayes II, boxes of 800 lbi
%5.see5 ed u n ibis +. 2 Of $Ss
IrTy ts s9k r1tsa sqs Eff,fqslT conner OF
s. BosdeEs out OF the city must be accompanied 9n b.
remitiance :, -!
DEFINED SUGARS-R. l.. Il A, STUART
eosr for sale the 'eTtoas lua OF Their Ken fus9rs
in quart,tss CT i've package aud upwards al th lowing
'a s'lsadsfi poobl Loaf Sugar II cents Pc! pound
Ground Sugar ID quality Iii
he above packed follows without charge Tor pack
Ioarc; IN boxes Of 500.
Crushed IN barrels u 200.
Ground IN barrels on 80.
.ppv al the R.frerr, No 2S5 Greenwich Of Cham
Ct Order the cl,Y must be accompanied bya
sn;r,tncs sll I'm
WASHINGTON ELLNIR.-A pure Vegetable
w Naturss God has s1GFst I'd m sese
to search for and discover ts;e Is PAT Of mans allotted
uons rro2Uud Of he ancient philosophers has received
othsr -ylenc. truth aud wisdom in the discovery q
tn Washington t-l1lr. winch for many virtues may be
=, IL that hundreds o. best almost
magic power m thoroughly curn: that most inolerble Of all
FEVER AID AGuE-The Washington E1iI IS equal
Il effcacous the cure OF Ch9era Mortus Bilious ChoIe
Washington Elzll beng composed entirely Of Vegetable
substances, OF course perfectly simple and harmless,
though unsqualled for the rapdity and vgo with which
compes the stomach To I-rfom the peculiar functions
CURED sfsCuns RADICAL Of the above mentioned
dses5es-one dose having, uure4ue nti caused na
usnt cure:
The Washington Elixir envelope, containing clear.
ps and directions Tor may be obtained OF Dr.
+ NJ GUIoN, III Bewery, Of GGand-st and Of r. T.
Moss, Grand and C1nnon5ts.: j. Weudover Ill Eighth
y k.l,c
Aysag- and Sd s1ses' . Burn corner Sd A s
and sh street ID d. t. A Field corner boaiwa ind I'm
corner BoMfgy lnd Boome street J. coddi9S,on
Desomss 90, % Chatham street Dr. VIM Cecil Yorkvl
4 L. Louusbury, Maihatanvle; Dr.. w. g. Wood, Har
lru o2 I'm
rR0TON WATER.-The subscriber is pre-
10 put down the best quality Of Timed Lead es
dwellings olce and the lowest prces and upon
the shortest notice Persons abou having water introduced
irto their houses VIII Please call and for them
Baths closets ndesery thing the line attended 10 and
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by steady ludustri-
W oux man ~ -rter or mind horses viii make hun
.rliu>efnl Apnl. 4 3 JAy.st % 81
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FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n l.. FARNAM, at 2i7 Water-st. manufactures
H. Fire Engines every ;za for cities villages factories
plantations, &c -.
Hemp Hose Leather Hose, OF size required suction
Hose Couplin: Screws, sc:
Lift and Force PUMPS to lift and force any distance,
from 10 gallons
Wind Mills Horse Powers, Water Wheels, &c for working
snp and Steamboat Pumps for fllins boilers SC and for
Tor vacuum or condensation Of any required size.
Lead aud IRON PIPE, Brass Crcs Ornamental FOUNTAINS ac
y BThe Pumrs Of his nGnuacule are donoiG acton OF
aculy well calculated for the Southern and West India
i.sL,. SlI 3m
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1 PROTESTANT WOMAN wants place as
Chanhegrad OK Iauadsss. take care of child and
30 plain sewing. Good city recommendations given Please
% sppl At % spring the 'front.' basement. Re
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COUTHOUY g. MEYERS,

COUIIIOU4 " - f.N EltN,
3Sl Broadway,
DESpECTFIJI.LY invite The Public to call and
bfL sAiHal 1 G %l$;S Ss syEE fLATEp
in5 HT5HnSS' GOODS have
recently received large and nov offered at
" GShS Dol 5s9 ', ~S;, S l A ts
ecacy Of finish to any that ea be hp N ' CITY
Trade supplied WIN very ds.,frton Of Lamp
oe @ fs %o5 Is Lamps factory s
r lVERPOOL OKRl1L COAL.-Ihc suoscrl-
IL bers have now hand supply Of tFs above &l;.ee Of
Esf superior quality which W Val At * 2vsst mar
o5 conner of Laugh, and WashingtonstTeeu
CYDNEY COAL-Orders will be received for
- Sydney Coal lots to SUI" FGGRsi5 T BRoWSE E, re-
% corner Of LaiGht aud Washnston.str,rls
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-BrokcD, Egg ard
Coal of the quality constantly on hand or dis.
prices. w AhD ohy We,
o2 All Washington corner La!ght-strest
DEACU ORCHARD COAL-Now discharglng
L from boats foot Of Amos-street,
s sfos.n
And other Coal constantly hand BY e at
low prices fro" boat or yard cor, Hudson and aaoss
rOALS-Largc nut size, 81 IS; stove 50 90;
" and fresh broken and egg s. q per ton from the yard,
e% gs Es K h 6e aa Fsc Gsha
ell in the gard and delivered the above prices for cash
reduction OF Is crnts per ton y" be ! 5aks' W "
the boats. aui7 I'm tF'l hN oLi.SI ~
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-The SUBSCRIBERS
now prepared receive orders for Coal OF the broker csT
Al the lowest market price Orders left the office 07 An
hony BloadTsy will be pfomp asG5eG a, on hs
1so'" being put on e s 17f i ;ssH!
sMtf Rear OF Broadway Tabernacle,
goal, COAL,!-Thc real genuine Red ASH
dealers; but at the head the mines "hee get
the first quality of Coal and ill be delivered the following
weighes endorsement the back of each cks Nut s. 10
Stow S. Esg and Broken S. So from the Lump Lacka"an
ma and Lehish 81 So Liverpool from ship, SO 80.
% ''' ''' y A''''' GUERNSEY Il co.
q. 4 s,S-COAL, COAL,,-Bc>t quality OF
.<c red ash Peach Orchard Coal delivered from the
bcst1arge Su 81 21 Stow s. 80 Broken md Esg 5, p
bic screen and delivered from b yard Best OF grey ash.
Broken m Egg $50 per less If taken from the
boat Orler received the yard no. l23 Sanonsfe't,
through the despatch post vii De promptly attended TO-
SIS I'm. JAMES BOYCE, Agent.
rOAL--Best Peach Orchard red ash double
Nsctcnsd Coal from the yard, 3o Washington corner OF
Desbtoe, az boat prices, delivered anu weighed D.
city wei. r.
Large Nu:...... s. .
Boz BOZ ' sot Egg =
GOAL COAL-At 2I5 West street, lower cor
~ nel Of Franklin st-A superior article of Peach Orchard,
Red Ash and Broadmountau Grey Ash Coal Broken, tgg,
STOW. and Nut Sizes handsomely screened and delivered 70
any Part Of tie Cty free OF catageat the very o", MARKET
prices ~ The best always the cheapest Orders -
yard . deduction made If delivered ys ron
sig In 1Lf.is = MFItS.
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BOARDING; At 81 GREENWlCH-STRE ET.
Thu hose i:e sud the lurGhd with Sratss
vel. cCut,ct oI lAale sing!e sen.usE Que TIei 90
n. first toof Lodglrl 81 per week Ttamsciemt hoard
,hncs per day Meals equally low. Please call and
I'm
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DOARN--A eentem an and Iadv, and TWO single
l. c.itsr,cl can be accommodated with board IN private
family. wherein oe taken ans! all The fo'H S o.
Bi-cker.s: aR,i McDauga. No objection would be mace
the FAINT, has one or children. Reference. exens2Sed
Address W. 3. a. this Of;cs. % W.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.-Gen,.emen can
n, with good board and pleasant rooms a.
~ B:oope strrt between Mot; and Mulberry Those sp-
,lylr. e,rly viii have j choice II rooms. 80 I'M
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oVEE-SHoEs at DAYS, 9;

I Maiden Lane
1000 pairs AIDES p.in and figured Rutbers
500 do Mems do. do.
5000 do Misses and Children do
$500 do NIen's aud Women, shut Rubber OvSr.Shoos
5ui do Ladies ir-houud Grcciaus, leather Solss
500 do L;o,e coded top Rubbers
800 do Ladies quilted silk upper Over Shoes--a new
and elegant style
A,so-A artcle with surface u patent japannsd finish
together with many other syl--rnakng the mos; complete
stock for the Trade Ia select from be found IN the United
States. Ho!EACE ii. "
Successor 10 the Ro>bury |. Il. Co.
90 len Is Maiden Lane.
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CYDNEY COAL-Orters will be received tor
- sydney Cosl in lot, 10 suit purchasers wholesale
tail h,, WARD & BROWNE,
"a corner Of LaiGht aud Wa,hngt on-strerts
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, CENT EMAN AND HIS WIFE anu two
~ or :h;ss single gentlemen can bepleasln;y aecommeas
%! with hoanl by annlylns AZ u Esst sIoadway. 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

T lVERPOOl4 OkRtL COAL.-Ihc suDscrl-
~ hers havs hand supply Of the above &l;'ce OF
very superior quality which ey VIII sell At The i9wes mar
ket lrce. Ahn NV ~,
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

o. Ioare; IN boxes oi 500.
Crushed IN barre 81 200.
Ground IN barrels OF 80.
Apply at the -l=rr, y? 2S5 Greenwich corner Of Cham
p,I 5li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

NREPAEATORY SCHOOL AZ MIDDLE
I TOWN. IoNS;1,CLAAaSiGAl. MD ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOCL.-Ths l9stImtlon IS situated IN
one Of the most icAliliu quiet and beautiful New
Enslsnl Of EASY .diy from NcwYork, Albany and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

QOARll---A gentleman and his wlte or one OF
- two single suElrm can full paIt,s board ,no
R.,,i,, - slq lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

Ihr e now four y.csncies Terms $40 year. payable
Quarterly advance. llpsic rEtra. Farther information
may had By applying TO Mn Alzano:a at Nois Barclay