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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

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!bEnta 5f all article %sRb sRb Se5f1ta BRoSE E s '
SIS All Washington coTl.r Lalshst
DEAClI ORCHARD COAi4-Now discharsMs
from from bo@:, foot Of Am0s-lresf e,,-
sISss s59Ssn SEE slss. 8
And other Coal constantly on hand By he
lox III n4'as from boat Or .id COT Hs5.s Ihfhaa ID
T WERPooL 0aREL CoAL-Now dis
Ieharsing from ship North Carolina, pier No l3 East
'fSf saf' article i0 family "a f9SlB s 9sa5s o 81
IN :. e95a5 Lais I'm and asaTsi9a 1 G # ssi' ,sTy ~
p Sat s;oas Coal T ' of % s at oWs sS H .
rOALS-Large nut size, 81 80; stove 81 rs;
- and fresh broken md esg IS co Per ton rom the yad
Of K,sF M IAN and H E ISL. nay M
ed in the yad and delivered lie shose prices for cash
I'D 5feqs5Gn Sas3. a .d @ t. E 't; a'iS5
DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the "sll known Salem Vein Of all sizes screened and de-
lvsrso from The boat yard below te market prices Liv-
Co.i@So 1sr:s All III Coal s% w.:e by CITY weiehsr-
Cso5. sent up te North and East Rivers Al .reucs rae.
'sas z'f ,.--Y1' : l-A' 1''' GUERNSEY y co.
DEACH ORCHARD CUAL-The subscribers
now prepared TO eiy ord-T m Coal OF ii. tsok1. esy
o;re,t nice fcs ,eit fls ot.;ce l0T ~
og 81 Se s5s soadS I be sog eosr' 5sssn s @
l. ,. S;At-S DiCkEESON,
s26 II Rea of Broadway ebernacle,
e1 OE-COAL, ',--Brst quality of
~ red ash Prach Orchard Goal delivered f.c. the
b0at-are M. - 25 sloSss' So Broken aqd Ess ti p
An ADDITIONAL charge OF 80 ceats Ger ~i be .dou
bic screened aud delivered from to- yen. E.st o! grey ash
Broken aud Egg $50 per il akeu from The
boat Order, ecr:.d the yid, No. 1875 Stanton-seet,
or through the despatc post, viii b p1oIt Attended 90
SIS In. JAMES bOI Z. EAsen
CIAL-Best Peach Orchard red ash double
" cre n Coal fom tie yari 43o Washington, corner Of
De,brossrsse.t boat prices lelreEed weighed %
city wei her.
Large Nut. - }.
bars- Stone -. - ~ ~
drducion Of IS cents taken from the boats at the 100: 4
Yesry-stree; every day. PATRICK RERE!GaN s23 IN
GOAL! COAL.-A; 2l5 West street. lower cor
" nrr Of franklin st-A superior article @ Peach Orchard
Red Ash and Btoadmoun.n Cry Ash Coal, broken, EEs,
snd Nut Sizes handsomely screened and delivered te
any par; the CITY iGte OF cTtsGe at the very lowest market
prices. - The best always the cheapest or3er' ~
ce. ye at the Sugar ks5, % Leonard steet, and II The
Yard 50 cents deduction made if delivered from bua,
40 i'm. TYLER MAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

pREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MlDDLE v ll}lI q :,
( Tow CONN-CLASSlCAL AND ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOOL.-This Institution IS situated in
one o tie heaithu quiet and beautiful towns In New
Easanl Of easy daily from Newly oIk, Albany and
Boston.
Students reside with the P.incp. and al times under
hi, care The nnmber limited and none are permitted 10
.n.u wio. example Is injurious To render this School
m re wory OF s confidence ol parelt,, the Prncpi na'
cyliaiued III sima. Institutions IN Europe aad America
ihs summ-r SESSION DAY Is, ends Octobrr 1?
Winter nov. Apri
The is $50 per Session which includes all expenses,
save ior Books, Music aud Modern Languages.
CIRCULARS and minute information may be obtained o feV
H,ary Chase IL Market street and of Rev. Alfred
Ssxe, Albany D.H.CHAsE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

DROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAAMAT
ICAL System Of French Taught without Books The
ensuing season his residence $50 Broadway, ep'rnce IN
Grand street This method beag hishiycr, ID &c
canno; ail TO thorough knowledge OF the F.., and
ed will dowrl 10 call Immediately. the numer of pupils
Will b. limited A BASSEI.
..,ar- p NI 81 neodaw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

DEACH ORCHARD STOVE Co!L.-Thls
day dischaTgiuS from Ca,1l Doa Alsry Jane foo; OF
ashstreet superior article, carefully crsened az iitne OF
shipment, for sale b.. WARD BROWNE,
SIS al Washington cO.1.r LaI ght-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

Charles Lee. NJ. D.. Hnd,on street.
sa. by the proprietor, is Bowerv
j. r. Chiffon NJ D 263 f. 8. Stebbios 26i. J. Mhau, 1873
Broadway; H. iaTt Chambers and Broadway; g.
Chiffon SO Canastree NewYok. Mrs. Hays l3' Fultoi
al HInnklyn. 81 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

n w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL. go Broadway near stuyvssant "s'itute)
will t- rszo,ened MONDAY, 4,h September
TsAcHs.s-C. f. Washburn, A. ii. Qatelya tutor in
Amherst Coege) Latin and Greek; A. PesauI French; f
Purcell Drawing; w Dawson. Pen,nanshir w. B. Brad
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments vii! be under
The suIpntendence of the Principal.
Circulars containing terms may be had application
10 Mr. Briant 6i5 Broadway the Principal au3l If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

- CautIon.-1h- Travelling Public are csuuoned
against ayng he fare Albany Schenectady or Utics any
:re West than Syracuse suffering teir bass age TO b.
pu in the Cars going West Of Ctica there oer moies
Of conveyance from that place Rochester Lewiston Mag
ara faiis md u alo much cheaper and peasanter AZ i-
-Ss -s permitted enter the Car Houses
nn- tn OF th- Railroad becomes necessary l1T ne
Trareiing Public r guard against the mpnsitons o
:'..<e cdious mono ?o.s. o. this h;i:ce.
Niar 1919. mT20 ilne0h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

DEV. J F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
IA SCHOO-(coIner OF Clinton and Pacific streets, Brook
yn) Tins School will the Isl day OF September
panctual attendance o(the raplis Is requested
The course instruction institution Is full ad mo,
rough embracing the English, Classical Mathematical and
Scic:ffc briche StIic paid 10 the formation
OF tie moral well intellectual character of pupils he
m erloyed in the eyeral departments and the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

GRAND MANICHORD PIANO FORTES-
VI rom the celebrated nanufactory Of RUSSELL HAL
EFT, of Boston, (foneriv Brown laIle) for sale by
the authorized agent t Music Repository 2yl Broai-
way The attention purchasers respectfully solc" -
examination OF superior order Of Piano For'e' recently
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

y This Sehoolv will he r--opeled on Monday The ih Sept
Consisting OF opy limited umbsI Of pupils t design 20
aatoy education which shall qualify ,he- for either the
81 4 RICHARD p JENKS, Teacher.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

- Health Guiet, and ComTorL-Th- Ga
ha'n Eo"st Ca Ne" forh fo. advant1Iss
arly offered '5 eisibiy located OF clean and I'd airy
rTt very t!r busIE-s. Of the ci:y and the I'M
tnaiiar vicinity OF the principal Steamboat landings i;
,2"u,s co"veisnt aad neat, "n'- It's table Is eIied
cud1r entirely Animal Food and stimulan,s OF al kinds
Cna1.es moderate ana every eGos, L'e render Pore7S
comfortable Show ar Baths free ssmeu5eT So Barclay
xfr,a. ives tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

3ITANTED-Various kinds cf agencies Tor Ihe
W western part OF this STATE, By pesan residing IN u,
of Roces,er-such agencies Tor zeal estate, 1SilHs
tnoucy col!e:toos selling TestrT lands. &c &c ss Q.
references glren this city and the place ci has rssdses
Aihrsa. Z. z s. office OF Tribune. SO NN
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