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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

- pondI,c. FcrtMe.-Would you have he moSi
fioc,S ard the -ariiest .Eel1Es, and rHc4tefs
nd ro,eices and greer corn Would you ecliss yoaf
~ Inc nn5Siucv OF your farm Thea purchase youE
Ssr-e-, al ) ChanbeTssEee:. OF the 0TSsHa tgtarts
F,T,e Comr4ny-sad use II resig31d yon NAY men ''-
.sr,hi< ;o-f,;eht sarv: than with other inaEares
R.rlsaher to purchase The article TraEsd y ne INA
proved prcc->s' OF the NE!yf OK IotpEb - tof
% CHANBERSST y Y. opposite TIE FerN' az ''iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

II (OrtNvoinCi's. AttCntIOn.-A STfciH
&iec,nS OF The Society Of Juameymeu torWaluer5 Ls-
dies Branch, viii be- held Tuesday morning. Eth inst ,9
o'clock at Duan i;h ad Head Quarters, for the purpose
seitlirg tie question of Strike and hearing the Reports OF
COMMITTEES the various shops II Is expected every man
III aend-or upon the number present wal defeHd whether
W. 20 immediate STRIKE Come on, come all
strike for PROSTATE industry 7. GARDNER. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

They sent for T. and said must send the bin in the box
Of syrup did. and they have sent the change yet
viii 30 al ! can for you. can't write much As ]
would Ike 10 do. beisz IN haste. Miss Schenck boil
away as fast YOU make. and make the smoke
case for The Syrup i gong fast send the rest on
Saturday. if YOU please.
Would Ike 70 write 10 y0u NJ. Schenck but no time
this time. but soon As you get able come. You
must come and see how get along. think DO pretty
well for green hsnd No more now.
o yes lille more must tell you You must send on as
IA, AZ YOU can 10 me- az sending back to your
place expect perhaps nesr you mad a call Yesterday
for doz. 10 box up 90 to Pnilsdephia-whaf part
know not for il -ent for by boy from the upper
part OF the city. have 10 stop now.
Remain vour hurnb. ssrvt Remember al IL well Of
the family. r. :. BEEkNAN
We understand from Mr. Schenck that this Mr.. Beck
man Is no longer his agent for the genuine Pulmonic
syrup ands totally ignorant of the materials and mole
Of preparing j. The genuine Schcncks Pulmonic syrup
can only re obtained this city al No Cortland 81
lew doors west of Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

The propretors Of this uusaied safeguard would cal
the attention Of the officers Of banking Institutions, &c. to the
article they manufacturing. the safssf snd no
,Hc7>nt Bank Lock in this any other country.
II has repeatedly wistood the trials 10 test II.
secury-has never been picked opened by the
.et and nster can BE- We offer TO the public with iu
warrant that shall every instance, offer perfsc burner
TO burg ARROWS operations and as being liable To
get out Of ORDER tlan the locks IN common use.
our challenge 10 Bank iocssmihs throughout the world
having ex pred by limitation the lsi inst one
venturng accept proposition for trial. shall In
few days place lock in the OF the American In
.tiiuie for public Inspection.
Being prepared % f all orders the shortest notice
respectfully solicit call from those " no esteem perfectly
safe Bank Lock an object Of importance.
DAY NEWELL, Bank Lock Manufacturers,
. sJu $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
Published BY PERMISSION.
IN erroc from Bcesada's ioi1 10 H. SctsHck giriHg
true Statement Of ie rea, demand for III only genuine
puf~,.t.

IN errr0ci from BcesTadas o1 10 H. srhsHck girHg
true ssa,sruea, Of tie rea demand for M only genuine
Pzirouis SgraP
Ma H scHENcE-Dear >ir-iour letter has been
received and not of only the but al three Of them.
But not in time with the syrup especially the last che
for was called often for syrup and had none. And
likewise had the fever So being stood in the Office to
sell and had nothing to eel for the afflicted sui stood
my ground and told f4T story as could about It.
was sold and was in expectation every minute Of
getting a eiier from you. and 81 last "Wednesday
AFTERNOON 90, H. which by the letter learned that u
was hopes Of having /, Thursday morning but had
90 many calls al last got ny brother to go down and
see while some were waiting that s he went before
got your letter with the label and he got the syrup
How glad was. had IL pots called for Will was
out some waited some went and said they would call
N the afern.on Part II those pots gone already
and Won must forward more s0ou possible send
me letter before the syrup. and whsn you think il vii
reach me then can get Immediately when il arrives
LOOT the syrup first this time for could not wait 10
get the letter first being was in Of syrup for my
customer. were waiting and scotnc Take this for
lesson il YOU and Mr. Tyler vii please not 10 think hard
Of il tha, send often. because you place me here for
that business. and do at can 50 as 10 keep you busy
and in good courage though you In delicate health.
and am very sorry hear Of your being IN 80 bad
health yet il does rejoice me 10 hear that you
gaining hope you will be able ~ work
at the syrup and be able 10 send such cargo
that you may be able 10 take ride to New-iork and
NIB will send you cash a. flst as can get il in.
for feel Tor you and know II IS my duty bat sold
some in the country and do expect II IN and ike
wise two doz. 10 Slmson \ Val, IN New Brunswick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
Lines addressed to the Golden Fishs
BRADBROOK'S oUTFITTING STORE,

~ nso.ONh.
SO a. tie season when all fish
Paddle up stream, by Instinct led,
Thou too Il seems dd'st form wish
To make a sudden dart sh-ad.
Like many young ambitious eli
Aspiring high as he grows bigger
By way Of lettering thyself
Thou hast assumed a h CHER fgsrc-
We miss thee al two srvrnty-une
To meet thee al TWO SINsry-sEyES;
An odd fish STILL thou would'si not run
To any number that even.
Unlike some party men We known;
On the SIDE We fui thee still
Though BssDBRoog II might soon be shown
L. always changing-fron the TIL
Custom sticks "a him like a glove
tOnc Of his own, the best in town.
And though loss soms stocks may prove
Hs stocks can never be- dorm.
His style OF shirt, sha'n't forget
Il beats all other fashions hollow
Nv hart j. on those b0s0Ds set,
And We pasuon for the collar.
But what j. this 10 thee, thou fish.
To whom | fling these hasiy lines
Methnks hear Thee crying pish'"
Aud see thee make impatient Hgns.
Thou RI bnt the beacon guiding
To Brsfbrooks w-li-a-sorted stock,
And had never sung of thee
Had ~ thou been swimming round the dock
Without his SHIRTS. DRAWERS. HOSIERY fine
And other notions from that quarter
think should ike thee good sign,
Feel Ike h.h that's our OF wafer b.
From III To 2g7. N sull lmeodos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

" To the Publc-The propretors OF that well know n
house Il CoFand-st III Ia publish portion OF
old Injunction obtained by them against Mr.. Daley some
TWO three years ago and which has been Dissolved long
ago. The following part OF the opinion Ut he Chan
celor Al the time tie injunction dissolved See Whf
says
." j. true the bill IL only by Lucius 5. Comstock
and although he this part of the bill Is true. OF hi,
own knowledge, l. evident thai he could tha
his ooparner, the members OF the former firm, bail moi
violated the agreement
Still he has been guilty Of perjury II h. knew had
believe that either OF them had violated the
any particular that question must be ef 10 be de
termined by the proofs In the csuse.
fsisnedl JOHN W. DAWSON, Register"
CsUrIoN.-The genuine DALLEYS MAGICAL. PAlN
EXTRACTOR has hs written tnot printed signature OF
the wrapper of each box
Sold wholesale and retail, at 5s Fullonst lsnn Build
iuysl y Y That IL all, bbus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

ESSAYS OF ELLA; By CHsRLEs LANE. FIRST series,
NO XXIL Of Wiley Putnams Library Of Cnoce
Resding)
The name Of Lamb is fame we believe there
was never reader so dali to deny his claims to
admiration and TO love Indeed, in q world full Of
false shows hypocrisy and can't is most refreshing
TO see the genuine and universal delight with which
this playful nature this mild sincere force has been
eceved Men may not have strength and faith to
act out their own natures but they appreciate one
who does The starch Of convention, the ice OF pre-
iudice dissolve at the approach Of this delightful hu-
rnoris whose atmosphere is genial, 20 full OF the
play Of bright colors and soft showers of feeling too
We, whose every object j. seen in exact outline and
in true relations Lamb, in whom the sweet and
sour the pardoning and discriminating clements
were mingled in such happy union that the result
was business mildness and poignancy Is the daring
OF the public. as he was the darling OF his friends
He is one Of the few whose private life u altogether
charming without needing any ideal light cant IRON
the future and it's results And his private life Is IN
his books all is Of piece with Lamb life Is learnt
in plsv. He il, we think. the very Lamb to quen
the Lion We rejoice 10 greet him anew IN guise
that promises a wide distribution Of his writings x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
ryroIandlord. and Auormeys- AIRS No,

rcr-T1e shr VI City and Coaniy Of Ne" forn and
h. D-uuti-s would respectfully nouiy The LANDLORDS .Id
.-rSs q; ,h. C.ty thai they prepared lo execiite
sndi,,., Warrsnts and the orecloslng OF Chatei Mort
ss with pqncru.iiy and despatch. Application TO 30
n''uo - '-'S Nm. JONES, Sbe-ih
ryo,. any IL lst5 sul4 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
EDUCATION,

~ w. IL. Duff respectfully invites the attention
gentlemen DESTROYS Of sending teir from home to
educated to his establishment al New Brighton. State
Island fer Classical Mathematical and General Education
Circulars can be obtained At Messrs. Roe, Lockwood
Sons iI Broadway, and rom W. H. Dub, al New Brighton
e lfisnnd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
The Wrongs Of American Women

We have received few of the advance sheets
with this title now in Winches,crs press. Ii is
written by Mr. Burde,t gentleman of obserVa
ton and talent, who has informed himself person
ally of all the facts stated in the work Some OF
them are startling enough and yet such AS We
know 10 be true. The book is thrown into the form
of a simple story, in the course of which the dis.
tressing condition of working women in New York
is fairly and truly exposed. We hope the book
will have an universal circulation for such facts as
il exposes must and will exert powerful intiu-
ence for ultimate good TO the of labor, and es-
pecially such i'll paid labor is mostly performed
by women We make few random extracts from
the sheets sent US
"If the wealthy only knew half the suierings Of
those who toll 10 make them rich and had any hearts,
90 YOU suppose they coud not amend our condition -
They are the only ones who can do it,
How my dear asked Mrs. Elliott, could they i'm
prove our condition =
Rv placing the addition 10 the price of the article
instead deducting the earnings Of the toll worn
DO you suppose there is man living pos
sessng the ordinary feelings OF nature. who would
not chcertuy pay shilling or TWO more, II II was re-
CURED for a shirt any other garment II be
knew the money he paid went 10 remunerae the poor
seamsress who Is compelled to sUbsist-or do MT call
Il nving-on two OF three shillngs day, at the very
utmos-sni that miserable pitance earned by the
uncessing drudgery ?"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
HIGHLY pERFUMEp SOAPS.

III Unf OF Inc Kreut rtVuIHIttb III pNesefSInk
kah and beauty emoen for the skin In the shape OF
Refined Soaps Messrs \. SANDS 4 Co have a large as
sonmen imported and manufactured here OF the purest
kinds and quality. Al this Of the year nothing IL
pres beauty and health than frequent wash
of m. -sn Soaps for infants and children highly
commended TO parents Sold by A. h. SANDS co 273
Broadway, cor ChsmbeIs-sL in the Granite B0lding.
AMI lmeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
DENTISTS GOLD FOIL.

SUPERIOR article Of FOIL can be bad al the log pric
LAof % per equal to any In tho city. Also ooid enS
Silver Leaf Bronzes Of The best quality nj the snufac
tory 20 Resde street, Ia the rear.
aug lmis' J. l. WAUGH, Practical Gold Bssies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

~ To Harers.-Tbe owner Of q fashionable Hat
.r- in me pan OF the CITY, doinga good cash bust
No.. desires to eel out good opportunity fos oonpe-
tot p-r.on with moderate os capital Address D. box
1910 Lower p o. sA<o nu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

" Mount Washington Coll-gisie School, - Wes
Washington Place, under the OF Me.srs HUBS
CLARKE, will reopen Thursday, the 9TH day Of Sepsm
her aut bwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
~ The Gen.Ine Galvanle ki..s, Band. nd be Be

kc-Dr A H. CRI5TIE, The original psentee and inyen'
tor Of these celebrated articles feels duty u Aea.n yarn
t- public let they derived M purchasing RNrteS mt
tess De- Cr.,ie wishes the citizens OF SewYork and
All tber places discovery is been introduced,
10 understand lhst be manner recognizes any OF e
t,cls sold under tie Of Patent Gas bands
connected with his and sold BY his
thorzed Agent Dr. Crsue takes the responsibility fur
that these limitations VI his discovery possess
beneficial whatever and That hey can be regarded IN obT
light than direct fraud Physicians rather hose who are
suffering from any OF the painful mssdies Compensated
under Rheumatism In all is forms Nervous Complaints
how chronic In character are requested
apply The ony place IN NewYork, where the genuine
Osvanic Rings and their modification. obxined VIZ:
l3f Futon-sL Sun Building, s3uos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor .
Law and Commissioner Of 0e-ts nc will sitsnd IN The
Reading Room Of rsmmany Hall I'll hours Of ths dsl
ard -v-nius tyts os6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

re- The Misses Sedgwick's Boarding and Ds
School open "Wednesday the 10Th of September, a
No. ~ WestWsshing ton Place. whers Circulars may
obtained also Roe lookwood'. Al Broadway. and Shep
herds, No. lal Broadway su3 swis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
NEW AND CHEAP FALL DRY GOODS.
Coluv,binm Hall, 263 Grnnd-st.

10 THE subscribers having recently made large pof-
chase, of Goods are now prepared TO oeer desirable a.
.orseus Of new styles OF the various DsEss GOODS no"
market.
Among which are handsome patterned
One case elegant rREScH GiScHs~si real article.
Paris Keeps, Apaoess'
Cashneres, bcA Sins,
De LANES, Blue BACK SILKS
Manchester Gingtams, bomosxines,
Scotch Psrsmaiiss,
Merinos &C. &c.
ALso-ELses~r BkocHk SHAwL~
loo Of which are 10 be hal a. IS 80 each.
loo do do 90 - % do
100 do DO DO s. 90 do
100 do wool grounds. =" do
And great variety Others ranging from IS TO so each
Also Nous De Lame ShAws. rhibes Wool do. Embro
der- Cashmere do Damssk Worsted do, style Plaid
Wooden do, SILK Frnged Cashmere &c xc
large assortment OF Cloths Csssimeres, Sstnets.
y.sings Moeskins Kentucky Jeans Merino Csssimeres
and Croton Cloths.
HABESD.sHEsS.-C Consisting Of white Irish Linens. Lin
en- Lawns. Linen Cambria Hdsis Gents sk Pocket hdAis.
do Italian Crsvsis Hollands, Psper Muslns, Hosiery.
Gloves Liden Table Cloths Mulls. Nansook. Jaeonei,
Canbrc Swiss. Plaid and striped Muslins. and Figured
Drsperies. sc.
OsE PaIcE-No DEVIATION!
J.R KETCHuM co. Sj Grandst
J. X kErcHuN,
J. B. TvcsEs ~ Sus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
THE NETWORK
- (heap Curpef Warehou.e H. Pc. ri..f

lOppO-ie " arn The Subscribers inform tk-ir friends
and Ire public thai they daily receiving their supple. for
the Trade which have been selected great
from hr latest aud beet patterns and al Of which they are
Offering a prices 10 -nit the most rgid economist
Brussels tsrpetng new pefferr To- o. u per yard
pig Impefisi. " ........ " y
Double super AMI supernne lngain,......
Fine aud com. Ing rirL br CHI cold, 20 To -
Al-o FLOOR OIL CLOTHS we'll seasoned, from : ID y
feet wide Rugs. DnIgsets Table and Piano Covers and
STAIR Rods. Lamp MAS Window Shades, ands ofrr rti-
clr- connected with th- trade extremely low prices
srsrI,s he 100 49, SMITH LOUNsBERY,
-,-iyi.s t53 PeaIi-sf- opposite William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

" DIR. e.. I. Won Cort has removed his Ofhce and
German Dispenssry from the OF Nassau and Pei
streets, Brooky 10 No 4l8t Broadway New York Once
hours, 10 A. NJ To p. ~ and from 20 P. NJ He has 90
hand very extensive supply OF remedies OF his own pre-.
parson aud Importation together with every description Of
fancy arIe usually kept in smil~ Among the ar
ces sold by Dr. Won Cor the following prepared BY
for Piles Hair Restorative Segars for Asthma, Preventive
for Small Pox and Ill other contagious diseases All ne
medicine. are purely vegetable lie continues give cd
vice poor wihou, charge he has done for tie last
three years In Brooklyn. -
NeW-Yofk 18th August. l846 aulo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
mI5a

" DIR. e.. L. Won C0rt's Patent Galvane Bandi
with Magnetic Power These ElectroGavanic bands nAvs
proved of the greatest efcacy the system IN almost az
diseases They vii speedily The most scuts psnz
10 any par Of The system Sold with hull dernons no
Ana Brosdway eh<uos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

rSsThe Loco + oco inspectors in Silver Lake town
ship susquehsnna Co Pa tined Al Nontrose al the
lat, tenn cf the Court and convicted Of knowingly per
nirrinr unnaturazed foreigners 10 vote. The number
OF Illegal votes President taken IN that little township
was Jorsy. i'"es0 Au'
-. We learn verbally that there was very
destructive FIRE at West Troy last night We are Win
out particulars but hear that IN the north part OF
the village and that five or buildings and eight horses
were consumed. Albany Atlas sept :,
In The goods received by the Caledonia on
Monday morning bad nearly all passed from the import
ers hands before Mondsy night Rap'd sale
Boston Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
HAMILTON HOTEL

A T THE NARHOWS-An impression having Eons
"A abrosd that all the this establishment
gagged for the season e subscriber begs eave thai
such 10 ths fact Tbs houss 10 comfortably full, bot ~
one-hsf its boarders transient with Jays nors
good be procured. 10 s ~ the sub
scrbes keep bs house open until October and aies li
present date the charge will b. eight dollars per ~eea
Children and servants half price, To mecisns doing buzz
In the city, and wishing thsb families enjoy sea
breezes few any posscss tho advantages. o. s
Tho steamboats, ply several times each day, Saving q
O'Clock A. NJ after breakfast and returning 81 p ~, IN
time 10 dine with lhefr families
The regular dinner hous for tho bosrdess is 0coch r.
The I0as the Ocean steamboat leaves foot OF Bate
~ every aynoon and for hs psssss-
gers TO dine ii uis regular Table.
snk3 II Af>ONZO REID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10


BOARD WANTED In private family. OF where ,hsrS~
- but few bosrders, by Gentleman and his Wife.
line addressed to a. r. at this Office stating terms Nc.
will meet with attention. ssHs
BOARD WANTED-For q gentleman. wife. child
Dsnd servant IN the lower part Of @ CITY, West side u
Broadway. Address T.. care OIL. Wright, Post Once.
% His'
ROAkD1NG.-MRs. J. HAI0hT, No. ~ Barclay.
Dcorner OF st. Peters Place, tenfrarce Pefers PLses
at M Drsrs door has pleasant accommodations for tran
silent Boarders by the day week The situation ~
trail broadway, block from the Asbr House Mrs
H. pcrmission u refer tho following gentlemen
r. Hathaway, NJ. ID. No. - Munsy-st
Harris Wilson. ESQ n Muruy.st
Alex. s. Gould, Esq l4t NAsssust ~ iwis
IlOARD-A few single gentlemen can be accommodated
- with board at No W Vesey.st N. B-Trsnsen com
pany solicited ~ iwis'
A GENTLEMAN and lady, ihre. single
"A gentlemen can he accommodated with excellent board
and very pleasant 81 10 Chsmbessse~t, doors
west of Broadway. alg isu
A GENTLEMAN with his wife, ssd Two or
"A gle gentlemen obtaisn pleasant wth board
by applying at 20 Whteet References exchanged Al Iot
llOAhD WANTkD-By . gentleman, wife, infant
- nurse tho seventh Ward The neighboshood VI
Markets preferred Address o. r. Of this odies. au1
lkOAkDlNls--.A few gentlemen obtain hlrnlsb~d
- roonis, with board u No 10 Hudson-sd sul6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
The following is related az one of the tricks o.
the proprietors Of cap.makng establishments.

The following Is related az one OF The rlckS OF
the proprietors of cap-making establishments:
"It was not long before found another advertise
ment headed Cap makers wanted on tr1al and this
time tell sure Of success was first rate workma
and knew could make caps a. well as any one so !
went the store named with confidence
ssThis man was an unmstakaSle Jew and not 90 civil
by bslf rs Mr. but that did not surprise me az
All for did not expect much po'cness from man
who WAS 10 pay for my work from one who received
II for nothing informed him ,hst had learned my
trade thoroughly and that ready to make cap or
SO on TRIAL but he coouy handed me large bundle
saving There are two dozen ihere-if you make
them up to Butt will pay the usual price. not don't
Give any Thing If you suit will give you steady work
fet so sure Of satisfying him. took my heavy bun
de and trudged home with light heart. In week
had them all done and well made too. Tor had taken
especial pains with them and started for the store with
the certain prospect Of receiving the sum had earned
which was one dollar and a quarter.
" On reaching the store opened my bundle win CON
hdence but imagine my disappointment when ne com.
menccd scrutiny Of my work which at once dani"d
my hopes lie found more less fault with every cap
and, without giving me time 20 word in my own
defence he wound up. saying He could not think Of
paying for such work that could he trust with
any mon. II could do no better than had done This
was dreadful blow me, and fell back from the coun-
ter my eyes filed with II bitter disappointment
which could no; suppress, and my heart sank within
me"
In few minutes another giri in with her two
dozen CABS for each had that number given her
on trial The scrutiny followed. the same faults
were found and the same excuse made for giving
more work. Now this man had given out two dozen
CAPS each 70 oTyscyen girls all trial. to be paid for
If they suited and out OF the whole number there
not whose work Satisfaction. or who received
one cent for her labor So you he managed 10 get
nice little stock made up ir nothing sni fy repeating
this operation three nve times year the labor 81
making up bis cape not very expensive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

UNk FNNk.-Nu UkNINIIUN''
J. X KETCHuM 4 co. Us Grand-st
J. r. KErcHuN.
]. h. TVcsEs. ~ Jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

LIGHT TOP WAGON fos sais chsap, nsaFiy
"A new. Inquire Il WIN T. Orshsns PsiodieI Ssoss
Trstxss Bssldsass ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

MUSIC AND WHITING, At No .i6 Broadway, entrance
lVl 80 Canal Eth French Al e. per month, upon new
system, taught by two MASTERS one naive oi fArst NE
other of London Pups il not have To commit words 70
moderately veil In few months they will Join IN con
yersauon from the fret lesson The Glasses meet thfss
times week Natives Of France may Join them to learn
English On tho Piano. (or ades ony,) Three lessons
week 81 per month"; by lady who's superior perform
nd perenced Teacher The Writing OF persons OF
all ages improved for 81 In easy Lcssona su15 Inn