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REFINED SUGARS

AT THE. FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES.
WOOLStY y WoOLSEY offer their stand
ard quality Double Refined Sugar follows. namely
Loaf IL eeaIs per pound When less packages
Crushed II. do do purchased hall cent per pound
Powdered u do do ) additional
The above packed follows:
Loayes III boxes OF 800 pounds
Crushed in iri5 OF 200 do No charge for nack3ses
Powdered in brisnf2 do
Apply 10 tte NewYor Paten, Sugsr Refinery corner of
South ard Montgomery streets SO " all-st.
~ B. Orders Of the city must be accompanied BIZ
mittance, aul I'm
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no THE GENTLEMEN OF THE NEW
| YORKBAR-CHARLEs e. LFcEEY, the son of an IRISH
Soritor from hi, perfect know ledge ole various duties be-
longing 70 a respectable American Law Oce begs leave 70
ri;ss from 50 To 80 folio per dem The rictest secrecy
BE- relied on all copying committed 10 his charge shall De
vecuad nth neatness accuracy aud dispatch The most
objectionable references character iltes &c-
rpa.- apply By left with Horace Greele Esq Tn oune
in the rear through City Despatch Office. All order, prompt
l. attended TO- su92w
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th:zWidows and orphans cheated and de-
frauded.
18th. Conflict of heterogeneous ages and tastes.
Nth. Obstacles to the development OF talents
and capacities.
9Th. Richer branches of families despising the
poorer branches.
10th. Hostile league against Society.
18th. Health undermined from excess Of a
Dor I'D
18th. Hatreds embittered by perpetual contact
of antpathetic characters
18th. Seryitude of the mass by the care Of
large families.
10Th. Reciprocal speculatons upon death.
We will make a few remarks upon this last
characteristic. How often do we see cool calcu-
lations and specuations entered into upon the
death of some rich pcrson-of relative, from
whom an inheritance is expected; and what sell
fish hopes and desires are often secretly enter
tanned by those who express outwardly the great
est feeling and generosity This is one of the
most rcpulsivc duplicitics of the present order,
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REMOVAL-TO NEWYORk,

TT'HE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
F. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c respectfully informs the
terseet Of Pike-stleet, NewYok City, where h-
continues to Manufacture Artificial Limbs, on plan the
~ Invented made and worn aftincia leg for years
aud bern Tor 81 years feels confident Of giving
ARMS. or the COMMON WOODEN LEG au2 am.
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK.BINDERY

No. Spruce-street, Tribune Buildings:
JAMES PRli>GLE. respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has commenced business Win
determinations do his customers both quality
of orn.nshp s scale OF charges He is prepared to exc
cute Binding in all It's branches
Jobs any kind apprtanng 10 tie business solicited Or;
ders left at MOI Spuce-street Will be thankfully received
and faithfully attended TO. jyl2 If
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VOL. !EE. NO. 100.

crowd that cannot read themselves. This reader
detained like man making stump speech,
while he vould pause now and then to explain
some ancient custom or dress to winch the poet
rerorred In the centre Of another group was
,oung man with his sleeves rolled up, his shirt
collar omen. and stick in his hand, telling long
and tragic story He would advance and retreat
raise his stick and lean forward in the attitude to
strike, and then fall back and lower on his audi
tors. growing out in low tone some fearful SEN
tence, with all the carnestness and stage effect Of
an old actor. In the centre of a third group sat
"a third man. lame and fat, whose rotund face
seemed ready to burst with the blood his excited
speech had heated up within him. A little far
Their on was friar with the cross before him
preaching and yelling in most denunciatory Ian
guage at the pleasurc-loving Ncapolltans, who
deserted him almost to a man, for more agreeable
speakers and more agreeable subjects. But the
favorite OF ali was g Punch" the ever beloved
puncineo Of the Ncapoltans. lie did not deal
in tragedy, but fun A Neapolitan's love OF lun
is stronger than his passions. Although angry
enough to drive slilelto into your heart, good
Joke will set hlm laughing. But | was struck
with this mode OF amusement and money-mak
ing. When a poor man undertakes to "gct
living" by telling stories and reading poetry on
the wnarvcs Of New York TO a parcel of iders,
we shall have passed through quite change
What would you think TO walk down Of an eve
ming on one of your wharves and seeing group
Of SO or 60 men intent on a speaker, should stepup
and find they were listening to the reading Of
Byron, or Campbell, or Milton Well, this is a
strange land, and mans feelings in passing
through it are like its scenery and people, ever
varying and widely different. The great diff
Guilty with these people is, you cannot make
deep and abiding impression on them. Famine,
VOLCANOES and pestilence, are forgotten at the sound
of a violin or the jokes Of Punch. II.
a NILE MNurE.-The editor of the New
Hope Gazette in a late number Of his journal,
has published an interesting account Of his de-
scent of the river St Lawrence, from klngton
to Montreal in small steam schooner on the
Eriscon principle He describes the scenery on
the route as the most beautiful that the magma
ton can depict. At one place in the Cedar
rapids the water is said to run at the rate a mile
minute, and he passed over three miles IN four
minutes At the Lachine rapids, ten or twelve
miles from Montreal, vessels 90 down fall OF
seven feet, and dart along with inconcelvablc
rapidity. In these rapids the channel is IN some
places so narrow, that SIX feet either way would
nrovo Gatal
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'AsT IRON FOUNTA
~ r.,v.N. al !VATER-sTREET. new
,.urAo.rrtaEp BY

KS TX = ~ ~ Jim
These FOUNTAINS pre-.
.eats sryis of beauty no, sur
passed By any Of Marble in
this country or IN Europe.
For their superior advanta.
ges over Marble, as 10 dura.
6i!i'y, withdrawing fros,, the
triling expense of keeping
their beautiful white appear
aice from year 10 year. and
tia comparatively low pnce
at which they can be intro
duced into our pleasure
grounds, adding 10 health.
comfort. and eujoymeni-fhs
American Im titute awarded
a GoLp MEDAL TO the NaTu-
facrurer. Jy2 lmeod
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~ The following WORKS for sale at thu Office oil the
New York Tribune N4ssaustyeet opposite the City Hail. IN
the Civ OF New Yor liberal discount from the retail
prices raadet prisons who purchase 10 sci AGAIN.
l. lie aud Speeches OF Henry Clay, vols. o! upwards OF
100 pages, and e;sra y'nSs 81 %
American Laborsr vol octave W
The Test Parties tired hy 'e'I Acts. by Junlus;
s. 50 FER 100 cOpes 1000 copies ~ w
Inc CONES for - '',.2 - 20 90
Travels in Oregon, Rocky lonutaas, &c b. Farnham q
Eiswoh's celebrated Report on Agriculture Arts, &c -
IarJner's Lectures Astronomy $50. -
Chemistry and Experiments np!!oso?hy, BY Griffith .
and Dalton, 80. ....... -. %
Political Economy, b. Atkinson, with an Introduce
ton by II. Greeley. -
Sargeny's Life cf Henry Clay single copies C; cen,s-3o
copies for ST. y 100 copies for. W
Cabs Elements Of Philosophy ......... 37t
Lectures Geology, BY Doctor Lyell, I'd edition =
Beauties Of Yves ley beng selections from his oTkS LIZ
Wing Almanac for 1878. Ia
Temperance Al4anacs for 1914 BY the no or by the eao
Farmers -,
Peter Simple BY Marryatt. -
Jacob Faithful, by Marrvatt -
A full account of the Somes May with Dlag!t'n,, 49,
&c, and all the Documents =; AZ
O'Connes Memoir on Ireland with Portrait. %
Mr. Claws Speech on retiring from the u ;. Senate and
AZ Lexington, Ky.-Panphlet.. Ct
Headings aud Argument M the case OF D. tentm0re
Cooper IS. Horace Greeley and homas NJ tlrath ,
with running Commentaries on the Law OF Libel; Of
Lecture on Magnetism ans! Astronomy, By Richard
speeeHes Of Hon T. Marshall on Alcohol and In
temperance and Fashionable Wine Drinking Ct
Orders be accompanied bv the cash, and addressed
10 GREELEY y Mct.LRAIH. Newly ork
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WILLIAM S. BAILEY,


We the subscribers being neighbors William and Sarah
Bailey know the above relation 10 their child and
the cure performed by Sanss Saaaa 70 be strictly rue
" WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

All kinds lob Printing, such as
PAMPHLETS, NAMMo1H SHOW BILLS,
CATALOGUES LECTURE BILLS,
CHECKS CARDS CONCERT BILLS, Plain aud
INSURANCE. Policies, Fancy,
BILLS OF LADING, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCulAks CIRCULARS (neat) sc.
yrony executed at the Office OF The Tribune. No 6O Mas
snn-sIreer--opnNSite the Park.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No Il JUHN-SIRk
ELLIOT, BURNAP Il BARCOCK are con-
C. stant!y supplied with large and general assortment o.
PAPERS. suited all Department. OF me tads, amopx
BGsssa coggs5 a,ss ees Ear Of .P Fda
Pos, and Blank Book Paper Pntsr Clothsrs and
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware aud Cloth "a,
r-rs; Binder and Trunk Boards sheathins ana "faDs
ms supplied with all kinds of stock and ase
rial
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- IYcol,n. ouiet. nnd Comfort.-The

u HCNItli, t{U1tt, tItu NU1irlUI - nc % =
ham House 6J BarCla sretj New ork proers advantages
to STRANGERS stopping few days weeks the CITY, such as
are rarely offered II is eeib located c and airy
street very the business pant of In. city and IN the I'm
mediate vicinity OF the principal Steamboat landings It's
apartments convenient and while lis table supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruits that e procured
cludns entirely Animal Food AID uailtS Of all kinds.
CHARGES moderate and or; made render Boarers
STREE jy2jd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

DEEPAKE For WlNrER.-'rhe undersigned
are daily receiving at their yard, 25 West ST. corner
franklin the most approve, qualities Of Peach Orchard
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which tlry offer for
sale at s. per for Broken aud Egg and 81 large Stone
and Nut. free of Fifty addition when screened
from the yard, Orders received the Sugar Refinery 20
Leonard -. and at the yard. TYLEE < MAPES
I'm
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THE PoRTCHESTER INSTITUTES.

YOUNG GENTLFAIEN'S AND YOUNG La
I DIES BOARDING SCHOOLS.-Thess two seats Of
learning situated one-ourth mile apart, under the
Joint tneiage and government ofthe following officers:
Principals in the Young Gentlemens Institute. Rev CALEB
Dow B. A. Teacher OF Latin Greek, Mathematics and Ao
al Science C. M,RcELLUs Dow VicePrncipsl, Teache, Of
dies Institute Epw,Kp g. Dow Teacher OF Latin Greek
MATHEMATICS and Moral Science: SCsATNA l. II. Dow,
t. LASe Vice Principal Teacher OF French, Spanish Italian
and Vocal Music Pupils rceye! time, and charges
made they connected with the school
Tie school ycar divided into terms OF % weeks EACH
The ir>; commences the first y ednesday May; aud
the second on the "Wednesday III November Each term
is preceded BY vacation four weeks Dorchester has daily
,r New York by and eambOat-distlnce
q miles Boat leaves New York ortorcheSer, at foot OF
Cath. rine street.
REFFREScrs-Rev Dr. Bond Rev. Dr. Peck, Rev. George
Coles Rev George Lane Rev. John NJ Howe Dr. Schmidt
New York city; Rev David Terry Superintendent Of the
House OF Refuge ~ Monmouth B. Hart, Esq High Sher-
in VI r. Bridges d.. of Dental Surgery, Judge Murphy,
Brooklyn y. Y; Isaac Collins, Esq. Philadelphia.
anil itW2td.
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n L. FARNAM, 247 Water-st manufactures

n L. FARNAM. 247 Water-st. manufactures
~. every species Of Hydraulic Apparatus.
Fire Engines ofevery size, for cities, villages factories,
plantations &c.
Garden Engines Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets, and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose Leather Hose Of any size required, Suction
HOSE Coupling Screws, &c.
LIE and Force Pumps lift and force water any distance
Wind Mills, Horse Powers Water Wheels, &c. FOX work
ing pumps -, &C. ,i CO..
Ar Pumps for condensation of any required
Lead and Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks sc.
- B.-The Pumps OF his manufacture are double scfG p
inc particularly well calculated for ha Southern and est
III L. H.; y -, sIk4ts jy29 Imeod
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COAL COAL. COAL!

COAL, COAL! COAL!
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed permanently located at the
We'll known stand, of Greenwich and Chstopharsts
where tbs prop-ors receiving and will continue to-
receive, direct from them coiees owned BIZ themselves the
choicest quality OF Peach Orchard Red Ash oa whcL thew
10 sell AT least cent lower than any in the city
The business Of the Yard Will be conduc by the subscf.
bers and they solicit the patronage public THAR old
customers and friends Coal by the cargo
note through the Post Office VIII
WIN. DAVIS,
mv3 6m JAS EERGITSON
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DEACH ORCHARD RED Ash COAL from
te we'll Euown Salem Vein of all sizes screened and de-
vefed from the boat yard below the market prices Ly
erpeol = 50-Le!.h size. 50. No second quality oil
Coa-.No Agents. All Coal weighed by City Weisher-
CssoSS sent up the North and East Rivers reduce rate
ard oUi W ashlngt"n ST. Spring.
lu2 ON GUERNSEY & CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

IL Sylvania ASSOCIATE on.--Office No.
Pine St third story Oyen from 10 a NJ. and from Il
P NJ. information cheei1ly given. The Constitution
pivsn. jyl0f
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pITUAIlNOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Goa

RlTUNlNOUS COAL.-'The Mid Lothian Coal
oNlnns Company announce their customers aud the
consumers OF Bumnous Coal in general that the Company
by enlarglng their mining operations prepared 10
enter into contracts fill orders for the supply Of
quality we'll for all purposes for which
bItamnos Goals are used and for many purposes peculiarly
have tried their Coal they have Circular number of
certlGaes OF showing the quality and adaptation
OF the Mid Lothian Coal foE general and that through
series OF years has maintained uniformly high character
They have also appended chemical examinations and
analyses OF their Goals carefully made different times and
paces by scientific Chemists exhibiting uniform results and
fully sustaining the practical tests With these evidences Of
quality the Company feel justified in anticipating fair de-.
mand for their Coal and that will give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with their custom.
A. s. WOODBRIDGE, President NJ. l.. c. NJ. Co
LIST January, l8i3.
Address-RrcHMoNp, VIRGINIA.
ne above referred 10 Circular BE- had this oica
gratis. jr2i SsDaG,W-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

T LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL-Impored ex.
~ pressy for family use, having been lowered in the hold
h's DAY dischlr-ing from the snip Lucona Pr s. ~ r.
Beach street for sale lowest market price in lots TO suit
purchasers, by WARD BROW NJ
Conner Latght and Washington SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

R0ARI--S2 per week, at The Manhattan House !.
- fog yoq'hs ir'endly 70 Temperance who here
ted with Gle ymrn and Others Of the learned professions
merchants artists &c SIS Duanestree near Broadwa az and
The PARK ly27 lrns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

~ laborinc Man wants employment any thing winch
will afford him Al honest subsistence. H. used TO work
and can take hold heartily Apply AT 22 Chnrch-st au5 2"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

7 LIVERPOOL COAL-Now dischargirs from
IL Ship ucoRil The loot Of Beacl-stree y r. for sa
IN Gu'n,ities 10 suit purchasers by WARD * BROWN,
au3 Ill Washing ION, corner I.ai2ht .str..,
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" ANIbD-A situation as housekeeper nv
w widow LADY who has had uch e1rerp,r. y 49, IT,
She would De- wiling travel with alay Unexesr.so.
references gwen Address Z. w Tribune ofscr anS
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REFINED SUGARS.

REFINED SUGARS.
y L. Il A. STUART offer for sale the various
IL. ooaas or their Refined Sugar in quantities of five
packages and upwards a the following cash prices;
Standard Double Loaf Sugar st..... ne.
tltc.
- tirouGd a. ...=... &c
Ground Sugar I'd quality 49,; ll:c.
The above are packed follows without o.se for pack
ages:
LoaveS in BoxrS OF 20n.
Crushed IN Barrels of 300
- Ground III Barrels OF 80.
Apply at The Refinery, Greenwich OF Chambers
i, Orders Out OF hs city must + accompanied by r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

BOOTS AND SHOES-Country Merchants and
ID Others invited call and examine general assortment
OF the above Articles Also Hats fur cloth and sealet Caps
~ B. large invoice Of thick kip and calf Boots aud KIP
and calf Brogans seed and pegd The above will be sold
very cash short tine for approved PAPER Plsase
calf and ex mine (don forget the nuH,ber.)
GALE S CO No. 800 Pearl ST. corner OF Fulton,
4 ortdtrN Hotel y.
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BOARD WANTED---Wiih unfinished parlor
IL and BEDROOM, By gentleman and his wife in pyiya,,
family, The upper part OF the City Address [. NJ al
The office Of the Tbups stating locsiiou, aala 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

| w An iEp--tmployment by an Ruchshman
and wig she Is good Cook he as Water or Coach.
man on both Best OF references Apply AZ IS Wiet.stres,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

A CAMP MEETING for the New, Haven Dis
n trict New York Conference the 2lst Of
August lS3 will be held at Sepney, twelve miles north Of
the ground occupied for the same purpose last year
The PREACHERS and friends generally, the New. York
Lon Island and adjoining districts are aifeconatey invited
TO attend The Railroad Company will their best efforts
promote safety and dispatch OF those VINO
may choose TO visit the meeting by their road.
iy9o 2axtA2lS2tWs CHARLES w. CARPENTER,P ?. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CkOTON Wa
TFR-The public especially invited to examine ,h.
article manufactured BY the subscriber The superiority Of
lada Rubber hose already well known and Will. he ess
pretend 10 better than any other he warrants il
fully equal aud 10 bear the OF TIE Crotou Water liz
much Stouer tau the generality of this kind hose and
sold n low prices a far discount made Plumbers.
&. l.. ROSS, l2i Maiden Lane
elO tt between Pearl and Wstsr.,,r4,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

nATENT PORTABLE FORGE AND BEL
LOWS The Subscriber ofet 70 the public at consider
able reduction from former prices the which has
been thoroughly tested and pronounced 10 be the most perfect
ever offered the public Is small bulk aud complete
ness not having build Chimney Is one OF Us best recon-.
naoos Won can set IL any where and make your :e at
once and you ready for work There are iou sizes Tor
light or heavy work. o.
Nnnfhs and superior article OF uct stove nuts
~ 49, SAiiI.. K. SPELNAN.
anl2 eodlm z5s w ase.-s,iset.-
DVlTRARB-oO cases prime e l. Rhubarb for
II sale by GRINNELL, MINTUBN co.
40 y rs South-strset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

y !. WHTTSEY. Licensed Practical Plumber,
L. a,e Of the firm Of Whitsey & Jsnkins would respect
store No Broadway where he will be happy TO receive
orders every d;Sroon of Plumbing and keeps on hand
his long experience the business. having BEEN himself for
many year, PRACTICAL workman, he shall receive share Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

pOARDIN BROADWAY-Gentle and their
~ wives. ana single gentlemen. viii find good board and
5.S Broadway (nsxt door Cons HALL
PHEASANT paroE FIRST floor having balcony front, with
d wthoar b. rooms t4cle,i, To 1T, with botri
Rooms for transient boaries Terms moderate jy23 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

INDIA NJ BIER HOSE.-pay's first premium
India RubGer Hose for Croton Water warranted not To
burst tien, crack become eggunous aS is the case With
other manufactures may be exchanged sny time inside of six
months II found imperfect
Warehous- Roxhnry India Rubber Establishment IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

600 ONO To BE LOANED on Bond and
)cO wv Mortgage in diferay sums. on improved
ropery IA this cry BROOKLYN. Likewise Sl2OtO pro-
ctIve farms we'll iocofed IN Counties the Hudson
RAveE. AnnlE 20 $. C. Lynss - Mall -.t. anll 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

BENJAMIN HARDINGE, who lectured in the
DApolo TO the entire satisfaction OF his audience the
Origin and Process the Art of Speech Photography Ste
reographing Ideas Embodiment of Thought &c &c has
reographys Mnenonica Eptome and warrant hlspus such
perfection e at to enab them TO ioio" skr WIN
H that this lons sought deceTGum can be easily accom-
For reference TO men of the FIRST class in Erudtion and
whose from the spontaneous results OF practical
.,xner;tnanr circulars. aul2 I'm
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pOARD-i few gentlemen can be accommoda-
~ Ted with good Board reasonable terms, at u John
NJ Ina
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FIRST PREMIUM

EATTER BOOT AND SHOE STORE
T'HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who DESTROYS of purchasing good
Shoes that theirs all made OF the finest French materials
lasts suited the shape Of the foot that none but superior
workmen employed that mandatory is under the
supsrnteDdence Of competent foreman and that
have on hand at all times assortment consisting
oer" fashionable style OF Ladies' Misses Boys and Chit
den Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the first
makers Paris Ladies French Shoes Large assortment al
ways OH hand. FUTILE & HAYWARD
No. 2S3 broadway, door above ReatI,-stres,
N BIT. & n. received silver Medal and Dploma 70,
superior samples OF Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes at the
late Far ~ this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

CAMP NEETING.-Ther will be Camp
~ Meeting the old ground at J4mesrort on the Long
and close on the Saturday following; The preachers and
friends on adjoining districts invited 10 attend.
iv22 A29s 8 MARTlNDALE, r r.
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Hartf,rd rIre Insurance Company.
ENIRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.-( incorporated 1870
Charter perpetual)
This long established and we'll known Institution having
been IN active operation upwards Of thirty years continues TO
nss Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise and de-
favorable terms JOHN NELSON, Jr. Agent,
Je20 3mS 81 Wall strnaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

4 McILROT, Dentist, 449 Broone. street, ID
n. door from Broadway. Strangers referred 10 emit
city physicians, and gentlemen OF the highest stand
ING ar the mn mir the nra,s and the bar. aui IT.
BRUSHES CHEAP FOR CASH-The subscrl-
- Der has hand good assortment of Brushes which ne
ers for inspection JAS. L BARNES, 255 Pearl street
Likewise his store the Match depot Of Alaa Cops