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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-31
JUST RECEIVED,

SSsssSSssgSSSssssS, A YOUNG CENT? EMAN, who il
UsSSsS qualified to teach the Latin and Greek
Languages, and the higher branches of English
Education, is DESTROYS 10 obtain situation as Tue
tor in private family. lie can furnish tesiifno4
malls of character, capability, &c. from the Pros
iessors of the College in which ne graduated, and
other satisfactory sources
Apply to ;beEditor Of the Staunton Sprcio ttf
August Is, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-31

HEALING SPRiNa, l7ih Aug. IS42.-I hereby
state that left home two months since, and
when left home many of my friends advised
me not to come. was so bad with the Dropsy
that could not get in my Carriage without the
help of two persons. | have tried the Warm
Bath, and also tried the Hot Springs for two
weeks. now have tried the Healing Springs
for six days, and can firmly state that lhave been
greatly benefited, and should remain longer, but
the water operates too severely on my bowels.
i firmly believe thai il the Springs were in order,
the water is not equaied by any in this Valley.
hereby recommend it 10 all afflicted persons
JAS. p. WILSON,
Of Clark
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r.+rn ,1.rrrw-I.he renzon for tle nns.nonc-

FATHER MATREw.-The reason for the postpone,
nent of Wait 20 this country by this dsunsuished
apostle Of Temperance has been given. We are n
formed, however, by gentleman who had al inter
yie7 with Father Mathew at Dublin, short 'l;i:;
since. ,rat the siots at Philadelphia ~ere the sole
cause of his charge Of purpose Thus ii Is thlt
such scenes give impression abroad that our
country is unsafe for that class OF traye!e's
whosc missions axe designed in woras OF ChTistisn
tenevolcnce. tESPTcsS.
The RFw.nD.-We learn from sources on 'hic1
VIC can RELY, that the I'aycr. with his usual good
judgment, has appointed Jadgs Oakley and Judge
ngraham aroirators in the matter OF the reward
offered for the apprehension OF Alexander Hcas
after bis escape from the ToIbs All Parties clam,
Ing any portion of The reward are desired TO present
bir claim fn the form OF aiiidavi;. II the Mayor
Office doriag The present week. They will be ie;
CURED 10 sign an agreement abide the decision OF
the aIbitetors. lCom. A'VeIu7ei'
Mrs HARRISON RoBEED,-tirs. Gen. Harrison
.as robhe,! Of favorire gold watch lately by Eat
Of burglars who broke n'o per dwelling.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. &c.

~ g. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces that
~ hi. Counting Ryoms No. - Ceur street, cohiihue open
from "a. NJ. To- ?. NJ. ~,
In the study oi Book keeping ID tnugh by Mr. Marsh
exarv u Keeps the practical manner complete SCI
of partnership books embracing all the different business
fensncuu. n good mercantile house he becomes hmlaf
relating the books tra ban'ces h7nnce shes accounts
,rrsr su with mercantile Calculations III interest
Si.ronn, equation OF payments. exchange: &c. -
In one course Of u good capacity wi
,ooe competent BOokkeepey. and will receive cert
ca,a =, tim, effect No Is tsught IN cluSs .
MERCANTILE WRITING "A thorough course 0, pro
rsys ssors which will not il IN eiiecng valuable I'M
nrovcncnt Specimens uly mercantile sylenay be seen
N the rooms. -. J.. .L,.;.., -, ,ha
room, day and evening 49,, ,,,,,,,,
The Scicnre Of Double Eatry Book Keeping Simplied.
llth edition. go pages octave: prce 81. a. r..
TIE AIT of single Entry BOOK Keeping improved 81 eo'ton'
ia pages octave: price 10 cents
AR MARSH offers his IN opening. closing o. wiring
nm books: IS Coda; street. up stains. SOY
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J A NJ E ) l. 4 c Y.
uR.prR AND TAILOR.

DRAPER ASD TAILOR.
TT No "a .J5hr STREET (Rnar WRf!dIq.l
hand select assortment % the mes, ashon
able sty. Of Goods be found IN the market consisting ~
Cloths Cas.ees md NesGg OF every description when
will he made ND 10 order in syla of tit and woikmanbp not
surpassed by any other establishment IN tho city und nj con-
SIDERABLE reduction from Broadway prices.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods can nave hsHl maze
md trimmed the manner, and good Mt warranted ut
the following prices: :,
Dress Goats IS 10 SO 'ocS Goats : 10 u
Pa. Is and Vests. So each
Also oil hand seec; nssoriman OF ready made Clo'hns
Dress aud Flock Goats Pants Vets Ohce COs OrefcUhS
and Coaks q C. &c. at reduced prices.
The lowest puce asked and no abatement ierIni ssn on
delivery. = i"'
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CLOTHING

H. WASaBURN, (lsts EdgerGu < WashbuIn. you'd
respectfully inform friend, aad customers, thai ne ms
taken the and p.c0uS store. No street between
William aud NASSAU streets and four doors from me corner o.
William, where re will continue the business n hslchdns
Tailor. a would also inform ne Public mat he WI! nave
consny on hand the styles OF Goods oi ali descnp-
tons for Gentlemen Boys which s be made w
aer approved London end PcEian styles and war
rantsd ~ tit ,.;.L . -.
tariy That they shall be promptly and faithfully executed
T2tnA
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81 ''' MISS III. NJ. PHELPS. Principal.
Mis- 81 ElEIIN. Wee Prlnclpal.


MISS PHELPS. lute of the Troy Female Seminary VIII
onen school fI. Young Ladies nt lo2 Washington street,
Ryont To commence the 10Th September Instant
Having been several connected with the Troy eemse
seminary ms eschcr Miss ?. convinced that the system
~ Fe,sHt ucat, pu'sLed nj that Institution unr
nsed by my IN country, ard therefore determined 20
sdon i, m the School she sntnutto establish
The Course STUDY nadd;on toihe Elementary branches
f Juc,iin VII, embrace the Physical Sciences the higher
Wranrhes al Mathematics Ancient mud Modern Languages
and Mental Phiosophy-;ccethsr with Lcpse oi General
sr,trre md the ornamental Branches OF Education.
Fbe nnr,icnln may hud from Circulars, which can lie
obnmad nj Widers Bookstore 81 Futun-stIeet. brooklyn.
containing the terms aud references. 81 w eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

s,EBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORplAL 1-So Justly ce,s
- bmted Tor the cure Of DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS AZ
FE(TIONS DEBILITY. &c Is prepared and sold, whole.
,s and retail By the proprietor ri No. Mrfry - X may
80 be Obtained oil following respectable Druggists aud
Z Co 40 BroadyGy end 10 Aston House; VIM Burger. q
Courtiand St. A l.. u. SGEd'. ~ Fulton 81. a. r. Sands
90 y2 i0alxay iavit Sands :. Co.. u East Broadway;
israel Minor "a Fulton j. Tnnn 5 Greenwich ST. G.
Colby S5 Pearl j. l. Sci.ien. III Cannl 81: J. &
Coddngtnn IT Hudson Z. Chastehey. lou Bo'=ey; T. J.
Cotton. 25 Bleecker street go
Agent IN NEWARK E. K. T. Williams. rs Broad S.
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~ C5u.-TRy i2-osSs s,p1.:ei :: Icy 2llesI:

SToUVENEI4 * cos SianuisctHry Of Cut and Pam
y GLASS OF every description Solar, Lard ana C4'phIFe
Lamps, warrcnte paIsrs OF Gi!endoes
Brakes. Chandeliers from 10 twelve lights HAL is1ps
ard Lanterns OF ever pai;e French Chloe Lamps altered
repesc and reini.bd equal new We call the attention OF
clnntTT iechsE. and Others - cal and sHsty eeives IN
regard 10 pric-s Gzld quality Of articles
Constantly hand complete assortment Of az me above
Gs,s made and cci 70 n:der Al articles matched 10 every
ctlerr Fac0ry No .; Gold street n. Y. Wholesale sad
Retail Store, 10 3 Joha st. near ll!oadvs L
2uF j. SiDlJ y In & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

NARROW ESCAPE OF BISHOP KEMPER-The La
fayette ia. Journal says: Bishop Kemper very
narrowly escaped being drowned, on Monday last.
Starting from Delhi at o'clock in the morning, IN
company with our townsmau Mr.. Mason, who had
forded the river about o'clock the evening before
no apprehension Of danger from high water was
felt until, on driving in, they soon found themselves
immersed altnos, TO their cns and The morse unable
10 haul them forward But the Bishop and MT.
Mason fortunately made the shore, on the same
side they went in, by swimming. The horse was
drowDed
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1THE CLASSICAL Ann COMMERCIAL iHs ,I,y n
nFE.HANn PENNANsHIp!M

cRHN trE RjjI Dimes. No. Isl BRO sDNaY.
A bold elegant and expeditions style oi Writing sugat
J'arms Eve dollars tor course of twenty lessons tsia
Emery included Roonrs open day and evening r'ate
lessons il desired. $40 Inl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

COUTHUOT & EEYERS, 3::l BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GIRAND0LES,
III CANDELABRA. s>c.. and leaIsTs IN HOUSE-f U r.
NlSHING GOODS gener=ly-s,sils c1nlsc= with OF. OF
he large. aarfacories II the United States they
bid os. Lamps Candesbra &c. !or Churches. balls, Eo
tas Private veass Steamboats, and Packets. on the rSt;
reasonable erIs and OF sc.y not 70 be surpassed IN t o.
other county EeperiG attention invited 20 :le i
nd Ship Lamps io economy and s.. Stpe!dnz all osg
SeE,re the pubic No than ind TWO sILvkS
hare. within. ne last yea Seen a-zcI: 10 Re
sncf-ctueI For the supsscy this eaSs OF good Ia
public respectfully invited 70 1 End Examine iojhea
ssss..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
SECOND RnARn.
Public stock Exchange. .. SEPT. I6.


There seem: to he astronR disposition IN haVianu l" uA
prov,ion at The next meeting OF The Legislature Tor me nc
sumption Of the payment OF interest on tho state Debt IL l.
a; J ,to n n o,,emu, In do her c,.dtors Justice
,a,, 81 ,,..,.,a,d amount, m e15 ga
ri 10 "F b;rb "a . C0J in Sterling per cents issued
tbs Baltimore und Ohio Railroad Company yet uusOd
in the Agents the Company London VI The
whole Iund issued to the Baltimore md Ohio
Railroad Company: $50 go to the Baltimore aud Washns
RulfOnd 81 ia u" ~" the Chesapeake ana ONO "a
nall 81 2 10 the Susquehunna and Baltimore Railroad
81 COO GOO 10 the Su.uehunna and Tide Wafer Canai s2l
318 Al To the Annapolis and Elkrdse Ritondand Soll'I
TO The Eastern Shore Notwithstanding the aggregate OF deb
created fr Internal improvements s4 $50 $40 &c With the
exception o. me on scGoum' ~ I hv onn
ME. have Welded Sufficient revenue 10 make prod
suhscrptoos and loans 70 he Inc SuduG h d n1o ,
lanai il is understood viii hereafter pay to the State
interest due by ii regularly, 90, 30,
nc whole n9e OF 20. 70 u, p9" aa d IN . d
Do 81 is Il do IN do do s6j @ IL do IN do sterling
1888, 50 IA Ito in 6 do currency
Ga the ensuing LIST Of ocooer three yen WI nave eapseo
since the payment vi the interest WIS suspended.
Tho Soutbaru Railroads nnnenr IN he doinn 4,
iuo 'oo.'o'" A I ~ IT. III M
large business th year as wen s Tue ,ouei" RUFUS i
following comparative statemenS6f the receipts OF tho
south Cs,olna Railroad omoanv for The month, of August,
S ,e'o ~ ,e,,
aoso uio .otf. ,o., ,o-o- -,
Receipts Aug 1910 "
lo+i'..'....... ''.'......''' di'41' W
Aggregate statement OF suGh OF me BANKS OF Souii;
Carolina ms hive accepted The provisions OF Inc ACT o.
December 18th, b43 from their Returns made 10 The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

r;vllE TEETE.-A REDUCTION OF % PER CENT.
J. ful SETS Atmospheric pressure pnncipe also single
Teeth SETS OF paris OF inserted the neuies style. By
j. BUSKEY Dentist, 3 Murray street, next door To the
Church. Best Mineral Teeth used and warranted
iei2 3uands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

THURS AND CAPS-Tbc Undersigned. manufacture and
4 dealer Fncy Eurs .gtis ard eyer .ys o. S1i
and III others es ing IN the SHOVE articles 10 call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere as no conhde't tnaI R
al iy ~ a5s Pearl street. L. 5. Hotel BuldlnS.
" USSIA RED LEATHER. Of fine color snd SIZE con
IL xtsntly for sas Mt Paper Warehote No a Jonn 81 y
1noycv Ia, ho,,, hc,,uti;, whit. Comb Honey 10,
Fl o .iS r. a,-sN's" o GdSSNER h YOUNG.
- i"e W l22Cbatham Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
Foreign Ports.

No American vessel at Anamaboo umatra. say Ships
Sooloo, Huttng. I'm NYork Lots. Batch. I'm slaneiss and
Gibraltar; Eclps. Whtmarsh. I'm Salem. and Sumnra te
Bostoul Rowel!, I'm do the coast ship, supposed
the Suatru passed Apamaboo to nobwaId but would
moi come n although the Georges lying there set her cocr
nj baf mast and fired gun.
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,,.--.-y--==.l.-@-zs.S- -
r H q r r [ B u n e.

Cpors ,yrHE WEsr. The Opeousas Gazette
.,,te, tina, in consequence of The almost annual ap
pearauce of the Caterpillar IN the cotton fields o.
that district, many planters are making arrange
nents TO turn their cotton gins into sugar houses
The same, we understand. is in contemplation by
many planters on the Red River. The frequent par
tial destruction of the crops in particular neghbor-
hoods, together with the low prices which now seem
TO be established for cotton, will doubt induce
many planters 10 turn their attention 10 other ar,-
Giles OF culture Sugar will, ofcourse, be preferred
wherever the climate will permit its growth We
have no doubt however that still other articles might
be adopted, which would yield a better profit than
cotton, or perhaps, than sugar.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
DElTZ, BROTHER 81 co.

L7O.
AND No o. FULToH-sTREEr, BROoKLYS.
Original inventors and sole manufacturers othe Dorc
Lamp Also manufacturers aa6 Ge9!ers IN improved Cam
err hstral End Solar SHADES Chlianes AMI Lamp Gast OF
ali kinds. Lamp Wick Pure Spe. OH Canphsas and Burn
nv ,ltces e,r cr.h Ssp2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
SCHOOLS.

CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR ENGLISH. FRENCH. DRAWING. &c. &c
i Fulton street. trear between Broadway and Nassau 'Fes
SD 81
the vicinity OF &. Johns Park ~ -ResOec,able isn'
lies desiring - place hei taughtefs IN such scno9 WI ma
respectable reference. gwen Application 10 be meGs 2; az
MRS BROWNS Boarding. and Fay School for Young
ITf i.a5ie % .sight s,.et II johns Will e ~
occact s;ond.y Sep, g. Circulars be obtained at Wiley
sod Punqms. lG Broadway end nj Roe Lockwood e o
e CIARK'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No.
n Il Mercer street will commence II, FeliIeIn on the I'D
cary as ''ae'e"'' oi's' INC o'E''s ass staw4w'
- w pETTIT"S Select Academy. 3s Cherry street ns1F
W. Clinton -t.ec Lecture Room Of The Mariner NJ
E. Church OF tuition circulars; &c apply 1t Inc
School Room 70 teyJ .olsa, No 81 Henry St sls
H09LAa eT5 ;esion and 'sras moderate is, IS ss
- Broadway, cor. BIeecker 81 IN
FEMALE EDUCATION-T'be second Annua! Session q:
4 ;ir ard Mrs. j. Il. kidderS School 9r ou: Lhes S'
commence Nordny sept. 9h ct 49, Greene 81 y Wv
81 p. jerks SELECT SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. 57l1s
Ia. Broadway. formerly II Am,y stree Tins schnn! wi
reopen Monday September 10 For particulars
tie school reference Apply til Inc schcooom OF o. iU
Seyenthsr-e'. -
pROUKLYN CLASSICAL, AND ENGLISH sELECI
ID SCH Oh No IS Hcts slrsci-lhIs school wan Ieglen
oush instruction and substantial procre secuTed Reference
be Obtained SbtaG5d Of the Piincpa. auao u
AsOUNT VERNON ACADEMY, ssh street, coT1s r.. OF
iFa the old Post TOAD the Sd Avenue. Mr. and Mi'
GAZE Pfopr'enr.. vacancy this school tor pupils s
bocra between the ages OF and ten. Terms. So per
quarter twelve weeks payable IN cdvaDce Prp ADMITTED
any time during the session. aug = I'M
Y1LiSsit;hi. AND ENGLISH BOhRniNG SCHOOL
I n, MpDLETOlYN, COnu.-D. II. CHASE. a. NJ,
Principal Catalogues al Al arkei street. ~ y aui6 I'm
JNLOCUTION End MUSIC.-Mr +: II. Nash, Voca-
II list ard Tsche. of Eocuton and Music. WI! give p!-
ys:einueon individuals. small classes o. his residence
"a Fnrsyt street, New York by special arrangement u
individuals or casses other parts nI the CITY Ioe nef
ej will pene Mt the principal BOOK ana sic
Stores n H. Terms moderate. ses 9"
s7AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOB B0YS. Staniod
II Fririield County C"nn.-JAMES BETS the frinclnri
orthe Wilton Fany Banding School twnlch has us ,!,l-o
nmhe ri prs,en c0mplete will remove s School 70 STAN
ia November LIST where lie has erected large and coi"-
dns building expressly for his School furnishing superior nc
commotntjuns T-An interview can he hhh- WIN inc
Prncipai by calling on III Rev d. Newell Editor othe Chis
. Family Magazine 1T Nassau street September 81 octo
o s,. =, A. 80 '0' : - SID I'm
r,,uE CITY INSTITUTE, 1871 Alenst Opposite the Meth
od.t Church commenced its Tent; Annunl Session sept
2I-fhis Institution OF most eligible una iOurshne
in the Ciiy divided into three ons "a hnGe
in the Sold and Ornamental branches. IN
Guiding French Dmwing and Mnsic oo The lano &c. &c
la JIG
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Spoken. sc.

No dste lat s lon bre Canonicu,. Copeland. Of NYok
seps lat IS is n lon 6i IS W. bark Nirod. d n s,s
Harbor for Crozsttes.
Sep II. in South Channel bS Sophia. OF North GFu"uh
I'm Portland for ST Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

Arrived
Bark Waban. Il days from St Petersburg. nssed. to &
schT Tamree Hoxe. days from Bangor. Me- lumber, to
Snow. :.
Sehr Co.ncla, Nckeon, days from New Bedford. oil.
Schr Ren0wn Lowell sdays from Boston, ndze, TO E * j
derrick.
Sohr Delta Elms. from Thomastou. lime.
Scht Florida. Lanisir, days from Norfolk. potatoes
matter.
Sehr benjamin Biseow Baxter. days f;om Boston, mdzc
20 Atkins.
seht Splendid Croweli day, from Boston. mdre. to w
Lawns.
Schr Abbot Lawrence Meeker. from Boston, mdxe
Schr David Cox. from Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Jersey Oak. Rogers. from Philadelphia, coal.
Sckr ENNIS, Worth. from philadelpbm. coal.
Schr Elisha Ruck uRu, Cramer from Philadelphia COAL
Schr Lady Ciuton. from Philadelphia. coal
Sloop James < Lucy Perry, from Philadelphia. coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
GUNS, PISTOLS AND RfFLES.

MATERIALS for Gun Smith, Gun Lock- and pars Of
VI Locks Gun and Rife ssrre Percussion Caps and ps.
Rods. Worms, lke. sc. fos sale in quantity, by
s2Y A. w. SPIES & 90, 2lS PeaflstIeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

BEARS OIL-HIGHLY SCENTED
,>~SLs BE AND rURt FOR THEHAlR.-Oi all
.-ST preDnrr'fOns for the hair ,vllss,r-.
SsSsS.iayE e thifg e1uas the oil prepared from Bears
grease In Instances II restores ihe
SsisGs= II ha, to The bald sni viii efccjuny
2T; sefve Il from fn!in. Of gny event u
sffssisr- 1s=- wes long noted by such eminent pbys
rim, md chemist. nr The i=a ir Humphrey Dnvy and sir
IIe-rv Half ihnt unre Bears rcn,e properly prepared
~ The hes eye discovered Tor the preservation 81 the
Ea;, NJ restoring ybai bald NsssTs A. B. Sands 4 Co
": ~ red M xen.e In getting the genuine Bee
fo,o .nHdl and elsewhere and have prepared in such
snaer that the OIL combined with IL high pertue renders It
ind sI4nsnle .or thu toilet and dressing room o. al
sid By 4. Il SANS 5. co. 20 :IS BroadwaJ GfeGite
Bindings. corner Of Chanlbers-stree sep I'm
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COAL.

(,oAL,-BEsT RED ASH OR PEACE. . ORCHARD r.
r the following prcs w Rrokenor Egz 8 G large stove
sgyssad Egg mss s. 81 : ise u teS d-ec: from
-" ia sr1. "' ''' PETER CLlSTON.
So 1-eriF-lTs a:c row tasing oTters
4 iof 81; PeaeF o-r;sfI Goal Broken Egg Sisvs: Ani
.zeeTyered from canal beats from the ard IN ye!y So
viii secure Il al ''sseai f's3 ceri7 and 10 Saber-
DEACB ORCHARD COiL-Hy yard u nST g s,Se.ea
from ,h- MINES Of wich have receI'el IN Io'e' -
aad known 70 Be- equal 70 any n me 10.
rrce ar qdvsd &c cnre forward end have their names ca
ers eof I55a7St s XII Re- Is aod: .s59 e
s71r,. ! blocks Of Broadway.
T ARGE SIZE PES OR CFFsNUT co ALL 1shsrs.
c6ea n Coz. Sor steam engines aaulae!aSrsr ~,
al 03 Cherry and 10 Muloerry-s,s.
C,o.f-PEACH ORCHARD COAL-Tse season ia' Ing
sndr o neoeve orders FOR ~ r.; quality OF Zeal. eef o
81 apr.. ihose prernr Coal cec: ;iom vs;e can
S fb.ir orde-s filed hy giving .w days ao;ics Asa 'qt
sac ~ ysrro Ore and yfaey Coal Orders left with The
subscriber ~ isrnss b1c. aass once va ~ go . -
or through Despatch Po-; will ae promptly tiled al INC
loves 'afNs'T +. Strokes DICKERSoN. iU7 sahSny.
a@f street near broadway
C,O-Haria- handsome aSo;:Esn; OF the varlous End'
q. t'oai bon or domestic and manufacturing pufp' .fS
~ "a which we are no eErs daily additions. :se w"uc
inv.,e the Intention of cousurners thereto.
~. sSH, on fE.CH ORCHARD, Of the most so
P % T, R E GREY ?' Asa ifsi W Of the Broad
Mnun;aia and lIscarora veins. ana go, W.;
~ e. &c J. TER BELL i
l-i'eip'''' W l.. E. JACKSON.
s0all street, where samples ay he ;een and at me Taid
cor Hudson and Amos IS. and Isl BIuco"fy
Orders sso received per D-spa;ch Po-, ", siI,-
rEruE COAT. NFflC5 OPPOSITE TIE Pakh-IFF
1 RUNE BUILDINGS =.
the respective uses safe a, casa ce a! ioV Nassau
RI ribune Building! opposite CITY tiai, w
psenh Orchard White ASH Schuyikl. Camel.
Peach HCurtsin. t'ey Asa Sch"!i.lh' S5nr@.;;io
Broad Mountain. i|ehSa 80, L.
Iusceroff iL'eIIssiD!t n AZ ,szp in %',sssr, ?,
Il v Is. fltl.'IC'N, ~ .'it.-iH -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17

IN PJrRS tSCE OF an order of ;heuuogRte OF the Coun
ty New Yos. Notice hereby given To al peron> hayng
claims against JOSEPH BAILEY. late ofihc CITY OF New
Work Teacher deceased present the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her residence No ~ Carroll Place
m the Cty OF New York before the tenth day OF October
neXl. Dn,ci New York. the sixth day of April lsti
ana lawtm- MARY JANE BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-17
WILLIAM H. JENSiSON
- 3m Agent for the Propreors.

4 MEXICAN ELASTIC sUsPENDERs AND WEB
IABiSG.-Ie surprising perfection attained by late
provemen oi he Tutc'te. compromising ludia Rbbet'
md adapting II 10 the manufacture OF Elastic Webbing by
the Hid OF his machinery sans hin saying th-t tho
Sucrders Dcr Of sale 10y HIM he best made.
Among Toe adynn,nges he claims IN MS mole - msruinc-
tnre that OF Nr Goodyear freedom from the
smell nssparebe from .s The peculiar md exclusive
pfnpe 81 REFINING their elasticity and the great Of
stiffness witiOu; additional bulk weight IL common
complaint among hGSe WHO hive nsed M G.. u.peoders
ihHt they los. their elasticity after beng shof; time
gen.s webbing iavtedt examine the goods No. q
Maiden lane An assortment, embracing all the !eiI ng pat
tens. always on hand and Tor sele by II. ~. DAY,
Successor 10 the Roxbufy India Rubber Co.
tu27 IL g MAIDEN lnne
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HARLOW ARE.

y. MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HlNGE S:-The
su.crbcrs hive receOty commenced the manufacture OF
wrought But; Hinges in the city Of IIoy Ihey arr able
to supply n:efs tor Table und Pew Door Butts. md vii soon
he able 70 furnish nll kn. offered the market From
the commencement OF the business. one u the subrit a'
teen cnc6 superintendent ur the various nlnulac
tuers Of article Tne inventions rad improvements made
by him the machinery have brought the business TO us RE-
comparative state nt perfection, and tssy therefore ieel
able produce articles that eIc All orders to the
Subscribers Troy, y. Y. will be promptly attended TO-
ST. 3m- kENAEb & LaLtl.ll