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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

Holm ALZAMORA'S FRENJH BOaK DINT
j SCHOOL-On the Hudson river, Go miles from New
York.-Te winter term u this Insulation WI commence
modern and ancient Languages with the usual English
branches Parental advice and discipline thu used
10 secure the attention and industry Of the pupils Constant
efforts are made impress upon the minds of ts schoI the
great necessity of their making the best endeayors
in their memory the lessons they expected 20 Tece and not
satisfied with merely recltnE them well at the time they
particularly incucaed and boy vicious habits is allow
ed 10 remain in the family The pupils enjoy the bench OF
having the company OF their instructor durlng the time OF re-
creation as we'll as III study hours
There are now four vacancies. Terms SIS payable
quarterly in advance Music, Farther information
may be had by applying Nh Azamora at No IS Barclay
80, 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

u w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL,, eia Broadway tnear sfnyvesaat a'tt"t")
Tr,cHfEs--C t. Wsshhun, A. VI. (ia,eya tutor in
Amherst College, Lain and Greek ~ iest'au; french r
Purcell Drawing; w. Dawson, Penm.uship; w. B. Brad
bury' Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments will be ande
the suIelin:end2nce OF the Principal.
Ciculas containing terms 81. may be had on application
Rrnnt ErnalWaY. on tht frnCIpsl. en3l u
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HTANTED-By an American, situation as
chnbcrual az waiter 10 do senefal homework, ~
al family Apply AZ :tS Houston 81. oio u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY Scientific,
Mathematical aud Cassica!Tte Principals fully intend
t,.ir School shall be second none point Of merit The
Winter Session vii commence on Monday, November O.
Terms moderate In accordance with the times Circulars
with testimonials and references may be had Of John S Tsy
'o'' D''N'> s. f. WOODBRIDGE,
s,2Gw. S @. WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

A MEXICAN INSTITUIE-l6ti Annual Fair
y At NlBI.O'S-Nlembrrs OF the Institute procure
their at the Clerk. desk Nibos Garden durns the
day and evening. ON u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
..,,,,u,,a.z-s AMERICAN COOPER's TOOLS,

rorn LIttje ae unwilling SAID erroneous impreA
SION by stang tn whereabouts OF thr real make
osr t,ic St nv tools car he had No 80 Attorney
street or George Bess & co No 10 Ma,den'iane where
ers and in fture will be stamped Conger 50 Attorney
st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,
.eiy RrnntsaCo

r VERPOOL ORREL COAL..-Thc subscrl-
IL bers have now on hand supply above article OF
very superior quality, which They vi sell At The mar
ket price. NAhD q DRoN.'c,
corner oil Lalgnt anu w dSiiuG toH'Sue'ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

DDARDINCf SCHOOL-New Canaan SENT
I'D nary ct Number limited twenty. Circulars at 200
I'eail st. ~ Y Ioj In J. OSBORN, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

27lBsoadsay seor Chamber.st, Granite Buildings SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

ELOUk AND FEED-Fresh ground Flour for
Of Boone and Greene streets Graham Flour made order
Shots ship Stuff and fine feed fresh ground and fine @IeF
at T, tail OF III large quantities. +. II, ) NUMB ohD
OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

CARRIERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 10
~ form routes Cor paer TO be called THE JrFt
s otsd to the poneirss and objects Of NJ AmerleSr
'eEroGAh tay III frat specrae uGmbtE OF " hIch vi"
Issued on ihursGiX morniaS, from No. - Annsreet
(pYly - the pri8ttus Office. oa the 2l hoor oIoG"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

nEACH ORCHARD COAL--The SUBSCRIBERS
L now prepared receive orders for Coal OF The broker s
at the lowest market price. Orders left at the Office m Az
hony Al, near Broadway will be promptly deiyere on 1
arryal Of t boats The above Goals carefully acIee
before being put on board, a.d Of :nGsI0r quality
0e'''' '"' r STOKES DICKERSON,
R.,r If Broadway / tbemac!e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

tSFANUtD-A situation by respectable young
" English woman chsmberrusd general homework
j.. 4 small prts ate family. Apply AZ IS Pittsi. og 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
NE Health, auiet, and comfort.-The Or

n Health, Quiet, and ComfOrt-The Gra-
ham House Barclay-sret New for proers advantages
rarely offered eclby located on d clean and nd airy
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings. Its
Convenient and neat While its table supplied
cludng entirely Animal Food and simuans Of all kinds
Charges moderate eyery effort made render Boaer
comfortable. Shower Baths free Remember 63 Barclay
.,ser iy25 e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO Il IOH HN-SrTR EErC

ELLIOT, BURNAP 81 BABCOCK are con-
II stantly supplied with large and general assortment of
PAPERS, suited all departments of the trade,
which the Following Hubbards colored Papers, in
great variety; Boston Copperplate Papers, OF superior
Post ard Blank Book Papers; Printers Cloer and Garrett
makers esSBoards Druggists, HARDWARE and Cloth Pa
pers; Binders and Trunk Boards; Sheahng and Wrapping
Papers, Sc sc.
fapemakeIs supplied with all kinds of stock and mate
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
OLMSTED PATENT STOVES.

= n. TROWBRIDGE, 2lO Water street, has
for sale lase and complete assortment of Stoves Tor
halls paor5 nurseries, and His made III
Superior manner, and for economr, durability and beauty
De surpassed. Those invited 70 call before
purchasing I elsewhere. sli lT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
------------------
PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN NEW-YORK.

IN NEW-f UKk.
y F. LEE formerly OF the firm of Lord N Lees,
ID. Lee & Babcock &c. and U. B. BREWSTER, under
the firm of LEE & BREWSTER have established at l3
PEARL STREET, Hanover Squafe,) New-York, ware
house on an extensive scale,
EXCLUSIVELY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
CORK LEGS. ARMS. &c.

T'HE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
ON Cork Les Maker Sc rssEetiuy informs ,g M e
teITees, OF Piksstree Newlork City, where ne
continues 10 Manufacture Artificial Limbs plan the
t., invented made d WON artincial leg for 40 years
and been manufacturer for IS years feels confident Of giving
satisfaction all who call him for LEGS, HANDS,
AIMS nr The CONiNIOV WGODL[ 60, .u0 2ns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

TENDER FEET.-M. O. CURTIS, NO. )! J9nn
dressed French beautiful article ana Hs e 5;,
lated tender feet Fr, rate Boets on ha ue On hand
Of various qualities $50 So 80 Also on hap3d 3 SIs Blo
@ 81 sdso and Caters, Buskins sDsIes,, z,
quality Of fine aS l9d .a s,9u, ssTi s0a, ana
Wser Roa,n with Er. rate London Bend Soes, III ne 80
Boots &C. all Of which will be furnished al
su7i lint
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED CALICOES,

to supply the CITY and Interior Trade the package
By e2nnE r aeGn ens dg and % d to ts 1
enve and beautiful assortment than to be found
States but to sell always at prices low, and generally
loper than houses whose attention and means are divided
The stock embracing some Thousands Of DifTercn, Pat
terms and Go9ng GomGses all he latest M and GhIGes s.;r
bic patterns they appear the market besides many which
viii be, got up sYclusivel{ for their own sales
anime this Stock before buying their Prints. Even if they do
not not roenss hs sSI M at least l fy G ees all
@ Ss 0 b ssSs Of Ym BnTs o
will receive the best attention. aa23 3mDSW
ENDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The subscriber is
esns9y nsS fsss soss It's call aY Bss1. s
market he supplied by :he different manufacturers with
His stock Of lined Rn5e1 is decidedly the best ever oeed
besides lining good Shoes they are lined in very superior
ma Of PLAIN and md s9Ted RB5F' Mems and
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes Buskns Sandals, manufac
IN Rs3orFs aSGsr &G sa aan TINS
nds Hqbsf ca5ss co. HGSG SnS for The bion dG5on
&c SC aud all other manufactured soods on han9 aGG man
s. o l2 Maiden lane between Pearl and Waersts
WINDOW SHADES.-The greatest variety of
prices varying from 81 to $50 Shades shown with the great
Of US grpa, advantage over other places
original and adding the stock every day Signs
81 iIn'ls'' I'm '-'''|N BARToL DE MAURYs
T AW CARD-JoHN NJ. DUFFIELD, of NATCHEz,
AMsssippi will attend TO legal business that may Be con
de5 him in the Circuit Courts of Adams and the adjacent
counties, and in the Superior our OF the STATE avora
ble professional connection in Louisiana will enable HIM TO
attend business also in the Parishes OF that State near
Nachez. He refers
Grant S Barton Van Arsdale Caldwell and
Rob. Cochran, agent for Brown Warnock
Brothsrs s Co. Malcolm {; Gaul,
sam. Cochran, Henry Laverty
William Kan. sl6 D&W II
T OOk AT THIS just received, lot OF fine
IL Bombazne only IS 3D. per yard; lot Cotton lannels
per yard lot Silk Fringe per yard; lot 81
Coat Buttons at cents per DOZEN lot fine Watered Aapaccas
6d lot Silk Cord only per yard; lot Cotton
Hose only cents lot fine Cd fine Cass
only 6d LOT Pearl Buttons dozen; iot
G al cent S cs",s .Ut me s jo mbTa
sd. All that want Dry Goods cheap call on
SIS ST. HAWKINS, 50l Greenwich street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
GUDERvILDs GERMAN PLASTER.

A most effectual remedy for the following COM
n plants Coras Cuts, Bruisss, Burns, seads Eeous
Sal, Rheum Ague Frosted F-et, Rheumarn Sore Throat
Fever sores HIP complaint &c. In boxes from to four
shillings.
This plaster has been used with great for the last
zen wears and those who make Of will find very
fui in their families thousands already testify trial
viii De sufficient recommendation. Sold By Ms raFneF
Proprietor ios Wooster street. Houstou-st j. Tans
l-6 Bowery t. H. TrIpp, l67 Dyision-steet Mrs Sunoe
30 Houstonstreet; Mrs. Sparkling, II Second Avenue u
Sanford corner Hsuston and Cannon street, BrookIyn-
Miles Cooke Of Prospec, and Brdge-steets Ms
Ra,tIrs thread and nectile store Fnroa-at sepb In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
RST PRE- MIU NJ

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
TTHE# SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who desiIons OF purchasing good
Shoes that theirs all made OF the French materials.
lasts suited the shape Of the foot that but superior
workman employed, that mandatory under the
superintendent Of very competent foreman and bat
have on hand all times extensive assomsnt consisting
sfeyery fashionable style OF Ladies, Misses Boy and Chil
es Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the st
makers in PARIS Ladies French SHOES large assoItmsnt al
ways on hand. TuIIL HAY w ARD,
No 2s9 Broadway, one do9r above Reate,street rt street
B-T s. H. received silver Medal and Diploma fol
superior samples OF Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes the
late Far IN this city
rT,HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
i CspsI $500 900; Once No. 81 Wsllst. This Company
continues make against loss damage By ire ano
inland navigation
DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haven, Naah Taylor, Coris. w Lawrence
j. Phillips PheniI, William Couch Micah BALDWIN,
John Morrison, B. L. Wooliey, Nathaniel Weed,
Jo.eph B. YaInnIa Tanning c. ucksr, John Rankin,
David Lee, Meizs d Benjamin, John D. Wolfe,
Caleb O. Halsted, William w. Todd, Ferdinand Suydam
Henry 6. Thompson, B. 6AVESs, tresinea,t.
LEWIS PHtLLIPs. SecreraIv. 20
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
COAL! COAL! COAL!

COAL! COAL! COAL!
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed is permanently located at the
well known stand corner Of Greenwich and Chrisophaso
where the propretors receiving and will continue to
receive direct from their coll cries owned By themselves the
sell at least cent lower than any 10 the city
The business Of the Yard will be conducted by the subscI
bers and they solicit the patronage Of the public hs old
customers and friends Coal By the CARO-
note through the Post Office will
VIM DAVIS,
mvssm las FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

no DEBATING SOCIETIES, Lyceums and
Societies for Public Worship:
b Tc Engcnd School s2 Bower oppo<ite Bond-sfreer
70 ssgsea5f ,.l soeis- G on the Sabbath and each
TERMS reasonable Inquire OF Moore Fish the School
Rooms or No. 3s Beeckerst- sls Iw.
nlAPER-5o Bales Russia Diapers for sale by
~ GRINNELL, MINTURS CO. 70 South-srree,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

PHiLR A. RELL

1- syIvnnia Associate on: Office No IS
4 P. n. Information cbeerfny given. The Constitution
uiyan iTlOt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

\ MEXICAN PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE
n HEALTHIts strange that many should Ians7Gl the ,hs
wide world Tor andoes disease when the K ind AUTHOR
OF NATURE has furnished n IN gyS ssns1s sms the best prevent
IVES TIE II" Wb SSIs 5 CHERRY IS OUR PANACEA for all G
fections of the Lungs and 70 the nf3S 81 o,.
On or about the 18Th day of October 1871 taken with
violent pain the the liver which cont nued about
five DAYS and followed b the breaking of ulcer OF ab-
scess nwary which relieved the pam little but c9usedm
10 throw up great quantity Of offensive matter and 50 much
blood Beng greatly n at tn thus II s sa
MERCURY Pills which refused 10 take. Many other
remedies then procured by and friends but none
did me any good The discharge Of blood and corruption still
continued every few days I'LL at last became 50 offensive
that could scarcely breathe was also seized With sGent
than before My disease still grew I'LL February when
all hopes Of recovery were given up, and my friends all
thought must die OF gGftopng Ionsnnrnon: :.
close heard Of Dr. Wista Balssm Of Wild Cherry and got
bottle which relieved immediately and by the use OF
only three bottles Of this medicine all my pains were removed
ms cough and splitting blood and corruption entirely stopped
and w weeks my health was 50 a a - enable b
work AT my trade tthat OF carpenter ana up 10 s
time have enjoved good health iHoMAs CozENs.
Mr. Jerseu Gloucester Co. -e-Personaly came befor
me- subscriber Of the Justices oi the Face IN ana Tor
Ing TO law saith the above statement snall things rueA
frmed before Inc on the 2OtS' day OF April 1913 g;
The original affidavit and aa Others may be l25
The Bssafn viii cure Asthma any stage matter ohow
No s. Wam-sl whom II cured OF Asihiaa Of 81 ysaFs
standing, after trying most distinguished Ihy slc1nS N
vain Liver Complaint Bronchitis obstinate Coushs Bleed
ng the Lungs have been cared Ill many cases when all
ordinary means had proved useless
We ask 70 take our simple assertion but vi" satisfy
any OF the Tlsa virtues Of tbs medicine who Will
call the Office hy the production o; evidence that cannot be
quss19ne4 Pfics s. pc! 5Ie ,5 I.,rvo-,, -
whom all orders should be addressed;-Dexte Abany Smith
Fowle, l3B WaShngonst Boston; Gorham New Haven
and By agents touShout the Northern aud Eastern States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

RAILROAD IMPosIrJoN.-Under this head the
Buffalo Commercial relates the following as
fair instance Of the impositions habitually prac
tised on the Central railroad route -
Our friend left Albany in the ! o'clock train Monday
evening in company with large number Of passengers
many OF them bound Rochester attend the meeting Of
the Board OF Foreign Missiona The run 10 Utica was
made good time arriving there al ,! O'Clock TUESDAY
morning AT minutes after 8 detention Of nearly four
hours the train left for Syracuse, where arrived about l.
There they brought stand The train for the west
had been gone hours and the passengers were told they
must wait till the train at hall past P NJ Some Of
the passengers get hired carriages 10 orerake
the Oswego packet boat; As as this was done, the
railroad bell nG and they informed that train
would be despatched west in short time although few
minutes before they had been assured such thing i'm
possible. The assurance nothing but an mpudent
rick and regarded Those who had hired the car
rares went on overlook the Oswego boat round by
the Falls where they spent hour and arrived here at r
NJ Wednesday, while the others who waited at Syracuse
did not get here till l. O'Clock The night Now this Is
but sample of almost every day occurrence
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

BOARDING AT 81 GREENWICH-STREET
~ The house large and the furnished with CRATES
well calculated for families single gentlemen: parlor On
the first floor. Lodging 81 Ter week. Tnnscenl board
shllngs per day Meals equally low Please call aad see.
81 m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

u A young girl, named Sophie Nadeau, aged
l3 wears was accidentally killed foine-Levy Sa;ur-
day last By boy named Mallard while amusing themselves
with gun, which they thought was not loaded The boy
ned on the trigger twice when the piece off and the
charge was lodged the left side Of the unfortunate girl
who expired on the spot. Quebec Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

WANTED-A situation by respectable young
W woman as chambermsd and waiter or DO general
housework Plesse apply TO No IS CrosGystres the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

NEE BEST EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL-
L now made is that IN which no hear used-Snch
JoShSss rATRACT OF SARSAPARiLLAC CANDY,
cet package oil which warranted ounces
o the edclna properties OF the made by
shhet; i Is one OF the excellent physics, yet white
sanarrl)a, try this.
SoH al me sign OF the American Eagle SO Chatham 81 y
STATE st. Boston Ledger Buildings Philadelphia SIS In
NEW.lORh CITY RHEUMATIC DISPEN-
~ SARI 100 GTesnwi stEee,.-f;eo. W. GARDNER.
VI. D. Graduate from hs Fttsfeld Medical Institutor re-
spectuy To the citizens of York his arrival from
the city OF tca prepared By long experience in The cure Of
thousands estinonas ot which may be al the pispe
ssry eradicate RhemRctism etr acute or chronic ~
VERY MISMTEs, PERMANENTLY, Persons afflicted are
invited 10 call and satisfy themselves OF ths ecacy of his
means. A iew minutes VIII satisfy the sceprica
n. l. City DispeIsary, leo Gresnwich-st. slim
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

WTANTED-A situation by capahle Protest
ant woman for housework, cooking Sc A,piy a, so
10.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

ROARD--A front paror with back room con-
Dneced the first floor, newly painted and papeed Also
aTo with large bedroom on the second floor and other
small rooms required may be had 3s Fourthstree
Families seeking respectable accommodations for the winter
cannot find them eligible regards convenience and
pleaSantneSs OF situation. sl4 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

NIANTEp-A situation by a respectable vonno
woman to do the general homework ofa snail.
family chauberwok and waiting: good city rsrrnees
.tven. Apply At 50 Mott street in the rear. slsars
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

70 CAMpBELL's Foreign Semi Monthly Ma
game for September 10th, contains some of the
choicest selections from current Foreign Litera-
tu1e. 1t is very beautifully printed and contains
falr Mezzotint engraving of "The Spanish
Mother"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

ROARD-A gentleman and his wife or one or
IL single gentlemen have full or partial board and
very pleasant rooms at No. 50 White doors from
Broadway. lma
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

TJUST FINISHED-EI Nutria Fur Hats
- tormayy termed Beaverl the low price OF S 50.
s9 perior short nap Of Prussan Icleskn at S3 Ibsse
Hats eqnal in durability and use those sold st -
Also, article az go So very nea, dress Hat
au31 Ins BROWN. Practical Halter. N6 Canai-st
NTADDER--4 casks prime Ombrop, for sale by
lXl GRINNELL. MJNfURS CO., 70 soutn-suesE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

WANTED-A situation by young woman as
w chambermIid washer md irorer. waiter pri
r2te family; give the best city references Apply
22l Motr strrs, ,Ie2.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

nR. LARDNER'S LYGETM C OF POPULAR
informed that Dr. Lardaef, having collected splendid
and novel appatas consisting several hun red Ts!escopic
r,nrs Scenic Illustrations Meteorological and other O
rrsma and having obtained ths chief SHARE the property
RUSSELL'S PLANETARIUM,
h rity last season, will few days open saloon
ho time in which ne viii give SERIES Of popular lectures
snee oH and which heif VIII be daily exhibition OF the
Ianetariu instructive and amusing experiments physics
I'D ,her objects OF scientific interest," which will be parcu
Iay srecitcd, IN, IN igaE- IN ann2qncsmslts
Frs &c-Dr LaTtnec informs and all PERSONS
sacrd tbs Afts and Msnafec5ures a, he will receive
I drawings productions ,f and specimens OF ranufac-
nIe for exhibition in The Lycsun and ta, such objects viii
ciye onal otce aad explanation ms Lectures. Ap
nIiraons be made Capt. John Harer 70 Baclayst.
Dr. arner may De consulted subec.s connected with
rserng and practical science durins his New York.
Ssv- York. September Il, 1873 sis lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

GARDENER S SITUATION WANTED by a
" young WHO'S capable OF taking charge of green
house and kitchen garden, and produce the be; e,o-
niss from his last employer. line addressed NJ F. s52
Broadway. viii be Immediately attended 20. sig q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

GS GoDEY's Lady's Book for October has been
sent by Burgess 81 Stringer and BY Graham s.
Chnsty 1t contains good list of contributions,
both IN Prose and Poetry, and several fair engra-
ylngs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

w AN su-A situation as cook, &c bv
IsIPtStses SlIs with the very best OF city reersnce
Dr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

'ftE ThtNNI VIZ II SCjOOL OF II1t UHIVt1sIIy
l. re-opened on Monday last.
great parents desired that their should
complete their Of encatop for business under the
IL accordingly arranged the last session extend the
Of Instruction Mr. Hobbys deuament so as 10 EN-
brace all the studies the English and modern languages
pararory business aud dissolve the Commercial DEPART
nen In this way all pupils in this department.
the experience and skill Of who has had more than
thirty years Of success-who teaching the of his
former pupils and who widely known in this city for his
mode OF discipline and his forming the mmds and
characters OF his pupils.
Mr. Hobby's those who have been long con-
neced with the School
Mr. Edgar at the head Of the Classical Department, noM
ard N Wheeock both favoe pupils Of the late Nh Locke
they both learned teach under his decuon aud both have
The pre of tuition in this department has been reduced TO
meet The wishes Of patrons. c. MASON. Rector. 50 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20


D. Appleton & Co. have Just published a beau
hiul edition orthis most excellent work 1t will
OF course find a place in every religious library;
The style of its publication is uniform with that
ol The similar works issued by the same eminent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

WANTED-Famllies supplied grams at Broad's
Once 22t Grsnds.reet with the best Cooks House
MAIDS aud 0theI Servants, In The city. al9 3,a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

10 J. S. Taylor & Co., l45 Nassau street,
nave just published thin volume containing the
Clements of Astronomy prepared for the use of
schools, and designed as an introduction 10 the
study of the science.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
II L. FARNAM, at 247 Water-st. manufactures
DFre Engines Of erery size, for cities villages factories,
pant4tiong, SC.
Hemp Hose Leather Hose, of size required; Saction
Hose Coupling Screws, SC.
Lit and Force Pumps 10 lift and force any distance,
from 10 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers, Water Wheels SIC. or working
pumps.
Ship and Seamboa, Pumps for filling boilers SIC. and for
in Of hre.
AIT Pumps for vacuum condensation ofanyrequired
Lead and Iron PIPE Brass Cecks Ornamental fountains, &c
B-The Pumps Of his manufacture double action OF
great strength and very @mpie their construction being
particularly well calculated for the Southern and West India
r,r s43m