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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
Association and Labor.

To n, Editor Of The Tribune:
wish 10 ask You question respecting Association IL
would be useless deny that Association greatly
Production Wherever civilization IS ee is Association
But increased Production all that car accomplish
Increased Production has tendency better the condition
Of The masses In England the Of labor pro-
luces times nnti as it did century ago. the pro
ducrr beteffd farther removed from Panpersm
Has the engine which has added mich TO the pro-
duc.iseness Of Labor done any thing elevate the cond
ton OF The abar. Therefore, ask how Association, u
only increases tie rroduct!vness Of Labor, ado IGo
rs IS caiu"db us advocate for The permanent ee'at'o"
race %
a. II b. would but read Brisbane on Asso-
ciatioil,' or any work Of The kind, nc would per
cciye that tbs is not merely a plan 20 increase
Production, but &c secure he bencft 10 tie pro-
doce,, by Just distribution Of the product pre-
rata 70 Labor, Capital and Skill. The evil nc
notices in the case Of England grows out Of the
fact that The increased product falls entirely INTO
the hands Of Capital and Skill, leaving nothing
to Labor--so chat Arkwright dies immensely
Ticil and the incomes OF landlords and mne.ow1l
double and quadrupic, while the cotton-spinner
or weaver receives less wages or bread for making
forty yards OF cloth pes day than he formerly did
for four. Thus Labor bidding against itself for
the privilege of working, secures but the barcst
nocessaucs Of LIE, while Capital. in the shape Of
increased Rents, sc. takes all the rest. in As
ISOLATION, inventions which shall double the eff
cheney Of Labor will double the income of Labor
wei, as Capital; at present, they double OF
quadrpple The productiycness Of Property bat
leave Labor nearly as poor as ard often poorer
than beiore-Dut B. should seek information
on this subject where he vii find it given fully,
as VIC have not room here to give 1t I'd.
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Elcoen Hundred Pqgcs for 81 90.
20 tl,s Eric.,ds OF NJ. Clay.

LIFE AM SrnrofIEs ar HrSiY C,.Y.-Ths publish
rs ct his work prepared execute orders TO my
extent The work comprised volumes, Grn-
tanning in ihe Whole upnasls Of 100 RACES, 4id IS s
iatrd By splendid steel ro.;.1i; of Mr.. CLAY YIe "i
iesrs-thc7rho! fer Os Doiur lis believed be Tie
Cheapest work published America. These Sp~cch1s
Torn. an Important portion Of the history OF Csaaly oT
ts s' ihTy years and interesting % al classes Of
readers without reference 10 politics.
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TIE TRIBUNE BOoK-RINDERY

- No. Sl'rnca-5trest, u lUne !'niIdin:s
JAMES rkiNG l. respectfully informs his TRENDS anu
public generally that he as commenced business With
discrimination do justice To is customers both u To- quiit
OF workmanship and scale charges lie prepared 20 zr
cute yiliin; n al! ITS branches.
jobs Of Guy ,ln aqITlainns 10 the business socit, Or
d-rs r :: MOI sHIuc.-5:rcet will b. thankfully received
aud iaiil,lilu at..nri.,L 10. iyl2 U
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ny29 .meod
u Health. o,:iet. and Com1nrt-The Cir

IIyANI'ED-A Partner with $500 cash-Any
w person having that amount invest It m business
which pays goo peg CENT. r- business vel" established
Satisfaction car e given by an Interview with the applicant
No person need answer tins unless he has the money at his
command aud is OF sober and Hdu>ouS habits and willing
ticn nt ms ,LnnE. 50 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
nEalisl.ant Fever ia Ulster County,

1fy Ed;tor-Thc following extract from Lieut.. Coy.
Coldeus Essay the Yellow Fever ia the CITY Of New.
York, in 7iI and - (o'es LOO years ago. is not Little
curious, referring location FOX fever in Ugter Coa-
n, on he JG,'kS # me stream where the schooner
VqrdG from the West ladies, pad her rrcrr, visit and
Where several Of fever have occurred under c'rcun-
stances fyoral- the doctrine that yellow Fryer mn
ported disease. am certainly inclined - have long
been 10 believe but that - ljs-ese readily spreads IA
~ unhealtl, LOCATION NoS MEuicLs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

L071c' fNShy
It's we'll known that thu jaltz River Waikiki, III
Uige, County IN hi- praince has heen long taken notice
Of as very preodcia 70 the health Of thoye who i've near
the banks Of The OF this Of dark coior,
from large space Of ground oyerowsd w;hsta-
mating The inhabitants along this Tiy@r ere year,
afflicted with intermittent eyer5, during the summer season.
and fog vapor is observed almost all the sum
fner, except the time while the northwest or nottheriy
winds blow that river, and TO remain there at
certain hight aud distance every morning. till the heat 81
sun dispeyses it, and frequently Likewise the eTeuing
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Cheau ANA Nalrai,,c Books:

IT, The following works for sale Il the oice oi Inc
Ne Fork Tribune Nassau-sret opposite The CITY Hall! IN
the City Of NewYork a liberal discount from the retail
prices made 10 persons who purchase TO sell again.
Life and Speeches Henry Clay, vols. of upwards Of
100 pages, and engravings 81 "
American Laborer / sol. octaro w
The TEST Parties tried b. tiIc,r.Ac;s, by iInns
50 - per 100 copies, 1000 copies for ~ W
The curency by Jnnius 3 80 s. 100 cors 7f 1850 % =,
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Ellsworth celebrated Report Agriculture Ar, &c ~
Lar,iHers Lectures Astronomy -: ..:... -
Chemistry and ENi-rimen,s aili'osoriy, b Griih
Political Ee9nomy, NJ Atkinson. with AZ atf'dne- o.
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Slt-ents Lite 6 Henry Clay single COPIES t: centso
cores for 81, loo copies ior. ) 81
Gales Elements Of Philosophy. :. 81
Lectures GEOLOGY b Doctor l. sli % e,!it!9o n
,,:ies of Weslrr. hans SELECTIONS from: h's WORKS is
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EiEiSNh S-Eanner's Almanac for the different r.
Merldiaas. b, the $50 =.
TeGrs.rince DO, By the iaJ ~
Pafrr SirIplr, by NlaTTyl,t.--
Jacob Faithful, br Mar at
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asIiG sIlaLiae 70 b completed lnG Numb IS, Zach
cpcSgn"Ir (em5iI on leland win Portrait. p
Mr. Claws S.-r OF retiring rom te L - stta'- aa 81
al Lexington Ky-p3Iurhst-. :,
P.aaugs anG4STZumeIt ~ The e2sa oi j. FcI.iInrle
with raining Commsntir;, 0n The Law; o. ijiIfi,.
Lecture Magnetism and Astt'noayt oY f>Ihs'e 81
sprs shess Il i7 Hon r f ar:a Aeoho' and In 81
and Fashonabir VINE D.iahlss :j oles,ej
" 10 GREEIEYa Sic ELRhTH, Ne7v-i York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

VGTANTED-FIye or SIX Boodfoders and Sewers
can ind steady employment al O. CAMPS Book-h,nd-
err No m phr.st. between lin aud earts II immediate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

~ sysvania Associate on;,G :, mel .,a ono to 70
pa 3, third story Open from To 10 A. 81 anu .sy
r NJ Information ehevrfnly gwen ~ VIC Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

situation as waiter by very
capable steady young man, wages not AL object ieaSs
appy 27i Mulberry stfeut. diJl OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

THE MISSES BROWNS SCHOOL Will be
rropened Monday, September at 5S Duane Park. n
the honSeormery occupied by Rev Nh Smeds. an3d 3eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

MISS f. a. DiEFER EUN informs her patrons
tsl and the public at her Boarding and Day School!
BonG-s will reopen sept. 18th!
Young Ladies requested 20 BE puacua the day Of
tnAlnca anlD ltM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

hTRS. NJ. w. MASON'S School for Young La
w dies Will be re-openr. Monday Sepml. ttii II No
y Second,treet, opposite Bond the fourth door The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

SCHOOL WANTED-Any person having a
~ good School 70 dispose Of will. find purchaser hy apply.
ins 70 ~ HCif, 1856 East Broadway enale school pr
trrrat ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Il Anlitv-st.
- This School viii b. e-opene Monday tie 4th Sept
consisting only limited number of pupils design
parents the of giving teir thorough pre-
uaratory which shall qualify them tor either The
counting house college.
P.Jt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

4 PARTNER; WANTED IN a pleasant office
1-busness worth $500 per business man witl'
$500 may purchase al Apply IS Ltbery street
a,D,I N~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
10 0On ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND

- nOn ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
-. OOO FOR SALE-Lyng in Orange and Rock
iaod COUNTIES State nf New York IS miles from the civ
he New York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
llnao yer running nraIly through thu ceuir. cf IL It's
well stocked with wood of 25 years growth and upwards
considerable part OF might b. made arabic Their. is
mountain oi lime Stone sand 10 possess strength and
ver, ron mines OF winch has lately been opened and
proved 10 b. OF first quality There is also very
Tor power with number of falls On the Ranapo River
TuNeio Lake two miles long and mile wide lies
part OF tn" tract the scenery of which beautiful IL three
miles above Persons Works and known thu Augusta
Access c49 be had 10 three four hours BY
~ Erie railroad, IN five hours By the way OF
haGkrnsack aud Orange Turnpike by the OF Nyack
Have
H VIII BE- sold IN parts # offer made for considerable
tract Inquire q Chatham street whore man can be seen
nt other particulars aceraned relative the abova pren
antl Una
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
WHOLE NO. 547.

e ~ The Misses Havens will resume lnc'r Board
lng and 4y School Tor Yauns Ladies' at Nc p Ltlystte
Place Monday September IL. aus zs"9t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
Schoolgirls. BAILEY respectfully informs her pa
irons and e public that she viii reopen har Seminary,
No 10 CARROLL Place B'secker-sleet on Thursday the 7h of
September next. The system OF Instruction pursued
formerly, and The 1.,ches employed aided by 9th
ers c similar ability Mrs Bailey 'Glc',s the patronage Of
oompsed education.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

DRIVATE WATCdMAN-A steady, expert
L ,pced Man wants employment Private Watckman best
Of references. Inquire at G Boaa.st. ans w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

MRS. AND MISS PERCY will resume thcir
~ school for youas Ladies, !2 Sprns street, Mon
Lly September ii. au.s. 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
sR, nHoNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1913
John EnrdcIl. nsnt;

Il John Eurdcil. Dentist has removed tom 60
tShsTr NJ hrs kent his office s last
Searsl to p broadway, corner OF Frlnsiusteet, one block
above tn broadway Tabernacle. sl3t-
j. Nottcc.-Consicn-.s PER ship HERCULES from
Liverpool WI" PLEASE send their permits board, a, foot
goods NOT Permitted in five DAYS. liable be sent 10
pUblic store ". X j. 7. T.ipSCOTr. - Peck slip, 81
Cantion.-rhe Tr1yrlin. Public ara cautioned
s-llrS ylh- etr fare 1T Albany. Schenectady tica
srter w est 'h4n syracuse suffering ti-ir baggage 10 BE-
put tins Cars Wcst OF Utica rs iheg irs other modes
Of cnny2 vance from that place Rochester Lewiston, Mag
ara ais .nh uf'so mica Cheaper and pieaSnt.r As tile
agents o. @ ln are no. permitted IL the Car Houses
along tr tine o tr Railroad becomes necessary i-T the
IroPr. fo 81 these c';ic. modes couyeyanc" put The
GravnS fuhiIc Their guard the positiOus OF
these odoE5 moaoFoliss by an; au;Ice.
Syracuse May 1918 ny29 ;rneod
10 Ao'ice ia the P,ibic.-Noce IS hereby 2;v-il
hopenr'i 90 y snra , nth day 81 Sge,ubef next At
20ri0yk J. VI AT the ihUHS Hotel IN Nii.eSblTre, "a.
s ti undersigned Commissioner under the ilw Tor that
purpose enacted NJ" att-rdto sucrp,i2ns Tor Stock
Of sad tdfs9lry GEO. NJ. H0LLENBAth
CHESTER BliliER,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
John y. CONi NtiHAN,
SAMUEL HOLLAND,
GEORGE. Z STEE!E1
.irG. p, 1al ia50 iteot ) GkRRICK MALLEl<i.
L. Health. Quiet. and Com1nrt.-The Gra
In i"nSr - B7Tc!y-stet New York, proHrrs ais ,niSes
stopping days weeks the Citv such
rarely oterel il elis,bly located on c and
steel, vry near the husiues5 part O the CITY, and IN tie
rneday@ vicinity ~ tn. principal Steamboat landings. s
apart and wie able Supplied
w tha best Vegetables aud F5uits tina: he pLoced
cudlus entirely Animal Food aud stimu!ants "i ali kinds.
Charges nodr'ae aud every eurt made 70 render Boarrr5
comfortable. Shower Ddhs i.ce Rememir-, o. Barclay
street. jy2j If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

CEMTNARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
- Risingtpu-street.
Also Select school for small Boys separate from the Fe-
male School.
Zach department provided with distinct Teachers and all
under the supervision Of ih, Principal.
Terms to suit the times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

M iSS SAGAE AND MISS BALLOW will
Fi reopen ;heir Boarding and Da, School for YOUNG La
dies al No Ab,on Place Fourth strSet, MONDAY, s
ttmbcr u. au1h g,, cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

sS@ FOR SALE-A Farm of abeu, n acres s,r.
TpH nstsd IN Northampton. about IS mile, from B,ston
a~s.S Springs About acrs gT leased land the rmRnJ.r
ia ier There IL about Of wood land thrifty orch,Ti
and not an waste land upon the place The buildnes
~" Uuuss, Ba Wood and Wagon Hou~, all IN good COG
sn; theCe also nayer-iaiInc well of water conyrprpt
Is situated.
Their another Farm nearly adjoining the above cout,.-
mG about - of leased Land with House and Barn there.
Both Farms within mile OF the village aud ar. upon
the road They viii b. sold s-parat-y or toyeth-r
$50 u ne pnrSl. money remain bond and mortgage
For further Information, inquire OF u. COPELAND upoc
the premises orat No. IS rrospectstreet BROOKLYN.
au9 Pun o,. DSitNSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

II: The Directors Of the Attica and Buffalo
Railroad l,,e declared dividend The Road thought to
liz, extremely well conducted aud viii prove profitable It's
rate Of fare u the s class OF cars, and cent
IN The second classwc Is sad be cheaper than 'o Of
any otter road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
V. THOMPSON; PRINCIPAL.

MRS. SPRAGUE'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES'. 22a Fourth street opposite Washington
Square viii reopen Monday the 18th of S-ptcmbtr
Parents wishing procure for their daugftes thorough DIS
cipne IL all the solid aud ornamental branches Of education
respectfully vile,i call and the .nI
methoJ cf teaching pursued IN this Institution.
The French Spanish aud Italian Languages taught and
evoken in the family Au2l c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

SCHOoL-H. &. FRYE, Principal. viii be
on Monday, Sept h Circulars may b obtained
III NO $50 SowsTy lew doors above Fourtis,. sl2t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

Il John furdcil. Dentist, has removed fom 60
WHERE NJ hrs kent his office hs last
years To y Broadway OF Fcankiu-set, block
above tn Broadway Tab-rnacls 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

DOARD-A few gentlemen can be accommodate
f with good Board reasonable ;5rms nj 42 J0ha s.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

Tie subscriber will continue the Tailoring Bnsiuess or his
avn account at No. 81 tnl,oH.tre-t where the former patrons
Of the e,lab ihinellt respectfully invited Ia cal
En- A. ID. PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

DONCfEES-io cases White Pongees 81 yards
L 10 de do do Hd,kls figured
For sale b. GRINNELG, .,ifNTuIiS & co.
ana 78-unoS str-ct
ID HUBARB--20 cases prime L. |. Rhubarb fol
II SALE by GRIN NELL. MiNTUBS CO
a,S 10 Souti-stre.s-
NEW HOPE tDEL. BRIDGE co. NoIES
sa'so ~ PEI eei' JOHN pEANE. CO Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

HYDRAULIC LIME--Orders left at j d. Mil
!7fs Dry Goods Store t2l broadway, Will receive prompt
attention Price 81 p-T casI Of 300 lbs:
ettl ABLlAH SM!VH he only mal.l iaGtur,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

~ HORSE-SH OEs--Warranted superior in
yery respect 10 any heretofore used about the price
yofde ron in bar Al doubts on this subject may be
sorted sizes IL" Immediately be orwal,sd-waranted TO
llt the sectio of country for which they ordered
& CO., WIrrsn. Hart & Lesley. ). C. Heart y Brohsr
Toy; LarIs peus,ct Y Co., John ,rowhSend, Albany
B. W Jones rhadelrha, and E Pratt Brother Baltimore,
Troy from aud Nail Factory. HENRY BURDEN.
an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

ROARD-A fanny or :; few single gentlemen
- of geo! ,aotas ave Beard and spacoa:
private family desirable ocntion--lni Last Broad
way Hol- and apartments unusually pleasant and agreed
L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

t.fSGH WANrED-Fur TWO iirsi.raie Bond
.oI0tIO aud llor:sg-s-p uperty worth rratiy double
the amount. Ami ;iari smith 81 Liberty aust Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

- w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
-. SCHOOL, Go Broadway tnear Sryvesant lnstiturl
VIII b. ff-opeue! on Monday ;tli September:
TrAcHERs.-C. f.. W,shbun a. NJ Uately tu;or IN
Amherst College, Latin and Creek a. PstIiux tencli r.
Purcell Drawin- " DAWSON, lenmag>l,F; " d. Brad
burr Vocal Music.
Tie English and Mathematical Departments viii be under
the Superintendent OF the Principal.
Circul4s containing terms SC may De had on application
Nh Brlnt stl .;lonNay. he Laciral. anll q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

pOAnDlNG--(Iood Board and very pleasant
- Rooms furnished OF unfinished for gentlemen and their
wives. single gentlemen, may BE- obtained AT No 80 East
broadway Goo, references gyea lo., required 81 ~"
T. can,t and c,fest yarety of China Glass and Earth
en- Ware that can be found in the city, o. Smith aye
nre opposite Amt,stfeet Purchasers wishing 10 supply
themselves cheap viii meet t polite attention and
the best OF wares but pricers persons who 80 about killing
him, ar, requested not 20 call.
" B. choice collection Of Plants III bloom for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04


MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DISEASE
Ifl Mr. JOHNSON. who has been experimenting for the
last few years in almost every part te tnts States n
on tie subje. OF Animal Magnetism RESPECTFULLY
70 lis uuulerou ends that he has ,ake oihce at i5
CllamBels-ssE-e, NewfoEk, where h- vii: apply ts agent
70 tn removal OF almost every Of disease and elect
as be.e spaed, as l. has already done'n several
hundreds 81 Instances H has also sccurgi Ne OF
eaE ant who IL the Of the disease Of
ialisdl aud prescribe remedy while under the magnetic
mtintpc-
o,e who diseascs Of long s,sndng and who have
BEN treated b. physicians 70 no rlted 70 eo
ferns reasonable au9 3w"
INDIA =RUBBER SHOES-The subscriber is
pow ,eceiviug his Fall supply OF niia Rubber She's aud
respectfully socits call Draers ray riy upna The asso.'-
mea: ig sraer4 4Ad complete BE- found IN ne
market az In supplied by the different manufacturers "h
every s.ieabie style OF Shoes.
His stock OF lined Iuhtes dec4eY the best ever iirra'
AZ besides, Inning GOOD Suoes they lined suIi
nanar Of plain and figured Rnbbers hisas and "0'Sea"
thu suppIr Is large and well sraSnn-1.
sre and Cloth Rubber Shoes Buskias s2ndsls ,
mod RubEs Sc can be found n TIN, establishment 1''
-, T,Ireri.r manner ard warranted
Also ndIe Trbbts Carnage Cloth Hose for o,e to
Wiz N,chine Banding Life Pgeserysrs Pllows Mhois,
X sc ~ ~ - - c. L. ROSS,
:. IsI Maiden lane between Pearl aud W.tsI.si.
TYIAPERS-5O Bales Russia Diapers tor sale by
5JsT;RINNELL hINTURN & co. IS South-areet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

II jolN A. BorLes, ESQ, Secretary OF State,
i. Delegate the u orceater, ass. (Loco) tor'enon
from Boston At the Ward Meeting he presented st"Se
resolutions which passed nstrucGs he Delegates L"
vote Tor the nomination ef Martin Van BuIeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

8 liverpool ORKEL COAL--Now dis
sLehargng from slip North Carolina, pier so. l3 East
- WARD :. BROWNE,
corner Laughs and Washington streets.
On Sail we snail b. unloading boat load o! very SUI
,nr Stone oai: For sale lowest market pGice -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

niAPERS-5O Bales Russia Diapers tor sale by
IaGRINNELL, MINTURN-a-CO 70 Souts-ssreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
MsVALUABLt. PROPERTIES FOR SAL

~ VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
Sss Farm of 100 the township OF Shrewsbu-
.A. ". Monmouth Co y. ]. miles from Red Bank Land
ig. On It's P-ach Orchard tull OF fine peaches.
Come aud See them. Possession be- had IN October.
2 ! Farm of $40 mics from Aiddeiown Point, y.
loJ Oo now Mt Possession April
1874. there good buildings on both these farms.
J. A2STORI BRICK HOUSE on lot 20 by 80 IN Con-
cS 81 'en lately occupied by the Peoples Bank. Pos
session May iNr iSi. lncuirs OF WA BLOOMFIELD,
E.l 2! " al storof JOHN CROfS. Ksyport, y. jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

00N CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality; $50
.otjU casks Of North River Lime.
100 barrels Of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhis. Of unsacked Lime, for manure.
!y part Of will be sold exchanged for rIoesries dry
goods crockery hardware, hollow carpets furniture
soap candies OF provisions. Address BARTER az office
or The r rihun. sf6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

The limited number Of six pupils VIII be received INTO the
Principals family, and receive the care oil parent
Circulars stating terms &c may De- had application NJ
the Church peositoy No ~ Jon-st. at the bookstore 81
MIR A. V. Blake fuont New York, and nj Mr. a. NJ.
M,Ipr's BaOl:stOre. u knlton-st. Gfookyn. anJ0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

V,HE CO-PARTNERSfllP heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm OF WORJElNG-
TON x PORTER this day dissolved by mutual consent
Al PERSONS indebted 10 thu above requested To make
immediate payurato \. p PORTER, who IS authorized to
..fti, the .anle EDWARD WORTHlNGTON,
Srut / iaig a D. PORTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

HIUE INSTITUTION FOR The Education Of
young Ladies, bg tie hI.ss,s. ABBOTT VIII be opened
about The .t n October 10 No . Colonnae Houses La Fay
rtt Place. Tdtion from SIP Sl8 according 10 tie aud
studio. Of The pnp Ample provision will be mad for tho
l~dse n Ia al The higher q stg orsned ~ the first
sim to al tie moral and religious welfare 81 The pupil
to guard elr health from injury and TO promote then hap
pinssss. -,
Parents wishing particular information will receive
prospectus personal cali they may dre ~ seni',g
BOT'r' Pupils desiring to enter, " i'll confer favor hy
sane InanIar JACOB ABBOTT,
''''' GOTHAM D. ABBOTT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04

oOnNBARRELS OF LIME, OF the best quail
COJO,ty, wi! &c delivered for, part Oft, dnt'ns
the coEnn: season and city oon!s and mortgages
c.ig M n.ynent. AddIes" LLmr. iIlhnn. OtIce: Gu