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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON.

Have you nee seen Marley 7.
With her bright, blue bonny ee''
Fair her skin fair can he,
From Sunhurn. Tan and Freckles free;
Winter than magnolia tree,
Are re' neck and Hrms-a1, me
Lovely. cruel Marley T.
recolect the time quite well.
When Marley T. not belle.
And story could tell
About a certain Soap they sell
In Walker rtTeet-which, strange 10 tell,
VIA drive away all Tan pcll-mell
The virtue of GoUKAvps ITALIAN INDICATED Soar FOR
Clarifying the skin from Sunbuu, Tan, trcckes Spo;s,
boches, pmpes, and other drawbacks 10 beauty, was
neser apparent than the present mc when hun
deds Of city ladies' have returned 10 town with skins as
whie and unblemished they had never LEFT their own
arswngroom Delightful TO and highly priced as his soap
10y The ladies', II j. equally valuable to the gentlemen
"Pccaly those afflicted with tender skins amer shaving
s Soap forms rich emslieni lsher-and can be used
-haId or salt water 0OuRAVDs Poudres Subtles VIII
psnsey eradicate every vestige of superfuous human
AZ Without the slightest injury 10 the skin
MNtMbts, DR. FkIlN GOUKsUD's ToILtr preparation
can BE- had genuine only at g. WakcrsL hst door from
broadway. This caution i- necessary 10 avoid imposition
AetSrS-E. X. Tuttle, Tenth and Chestnut sis Assembly
ogdngs Philadelphia; Jordan Mllksi. Boston, Carrie
100 Co. Lowell, Ives. Salem w. L. Gerrsh New Bed
Fdi Guild, Bangor; Bliss. Springfield; Green Co. Wor-
tSu; Myers New Haven; Bull Hartford; Tousey, Ro-
siesier BHckus Il Bull. Troy; Pierce, Stanwix Hall
many; Morse, Lockpo Sorrs, Hudson; Gray. foug h
secpse; Hein'ish, Lancaster. Pa Van BusSiTk, New
IA &c sig p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
BOOKKEEPING, &C. NO. SO cEDAR-sT

T'HF Pu bLlC j. respectfully informed aud assured that
the Of Instruction pursued by the subscriber II
truly Of Pr1ctioe Keeping Book, rather ihan OF
Lectures Book keeping.
complete Of books is kept by every pupil who By
sf Of lie teacher IN them transaction AFTER
ion, until the hole variety ~ business OF good mercantile
house shall have been disposed oL In this every
enry becomes the sub -ci OF explanation and study and the
pupil moderate capacity must very Short time become
competent book keeper Rooms open from 4. VI 10 .
+. NJ {. {. MARSH,
Author Of The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping
SiAplife; !" and The Art OF Single Entry Book
keeping Improved"
Books well adsped for Schools and for sefinstructors
For sale u above and Al the bookstores so jtis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
Boarding.

ROARD-A pleasant room on the second floor, itl
ID bedroom and pantry adjoining. 10 JET IN board Two
trDc single gentleman can also be accommodated by
plying AT ~ Widest References exchanged. sll Nv
TO LET-An unfurni.hed Paror TO single Gentleman.
j with breakfast and tea required Thre chl-
dren ar boarders IN - house sud pleasantly situated
the Parade Ground. and stage route Apply a No. li
McDOugai-si so I've
4 FEW single gentlemen, gentleman with his wife,
1Acan be accommodated with bOard and pleasant
Al 70 Charbersst doors west of Broadway. SIS Owls
ROARDING.-MRs. J. HAIGHT, No. q Barclay,
- corner Of 81 Peters Place. enfrnce ~ Pctts Place
at The Frfe door has pleasant accommodations Tor tran
sicn Bu4rder- by the day or week. Tue situation CEN
trH Broadway block from the AstOr House Mrs
H. has permission to refer 10 The following gentlemen
r. Hathaw ay VI. ID. No ~ Murray-sL
Harris Wilson, Esq. II Mursy-st
Alex. :. Gould, Esq IA Nassau.st SIS Owls
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THE NETWORK
10 Chean (nrnef Nturcbouse. KS Penri-,t.

Opposite Wilan-.Ll The subscribers inform their friends
and the public thai they daily receiving their supplies for
the TRADE which have been selected with great care
from the latest aud best patterns and all OF which they are
Offering prices 20 suit the most rigid economist
Brussels Carpetng. new pattern, los 10 II per yard
ply Imperial, ........ " u
Double super and superfne Ingrain......
Fine and com. Ing. rich bright cold $500. 90
Also, FLOOR on CLOTHS, wei seasoned, from To -
feet wide Rugs, Dnggeis Table and Piano Covers, and
Stair Rods Lamp Mats Window Shades and all other art
cles connected with the trade extremely low prices.
Strangers visiting the city particularly invited call aud
examine the above stock SMITH & LOUNSBERY.
SIG Owls 4i5 Pearl-st opposite William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
r. To uoteInnd Steambon, Propri,

RESTAURATEURs-Th subscriber. beg leave 10 inform
the above named gentlemen Inst they have opened estab
lshmeni No Pine-st for the Of ron.one China and
Glass Ware, and have selected their stock with especial ref
the Of the Hotel sieamboa. and Restaurant
Proprieiors II New-YOrk
Private families wishing good article Of lronsione Chi
wholesale prices viii DO well to call before purchas
ing elsewhere CLARK L FIRERE, Pine.st
elgstf near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

emy. 2s Broadway, La Fargo Buildings corner OF eade
~ TERMS REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS, and no erfrd
ctarPe. Mr. OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs
the ctzens Of NewYOrk and Brooklyn, that his spacious
apartments IN the new buildings are now open FOR pupils
aud visitors Mr. Os specimens OF snmanship have won
from all competitors the first premium for i've years from
the American Institute, and he guarantees 10 all lod and
young IN ten lessons of hour each, free and elegant
STYLE Of writing the pupils possibly lose in future
practice For sale at the Academy, Goldsmith Gems Of
genmanshp. Ladies, Class daily at II o'clock Gentlemen
during The day and evening. Private instruction given
Separaie parlors for ladies See circulars SIC it's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
IT. snrntoga Waters Direct from the Springs

To the Bilious and Dyspcpc these famous Wslers are OF
great benerr Messrs A. B. Sands 4 Co. have made ar
geenis whereby they receive sn Immediately from the
Springs and put mp exclusively oy their directions and ho
ever purchases IN find their original strength and
puny They from the Co>GgEss, U>IoS, IODINE and
PAVILION springs and al those who wish 10 purchase
assured Of daily supply Some invads do not wish 10
leave their home during the summer months for the Springs
much they ike the water and their orders, sent TO The
subscribers Will immediate attention and the genuine
article they desire Those who wish purchase should
remember tins.
A. b. SANDS / co Druggists, rs Broadway. corner Of
Chamhers-.l In the Granite building aus3 mcodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
BUILpING LOTS siOO.

L,OR SALE between Jersey City and Hobcsen, within
L the distance Of FourteenihsL from Inc Ciy Hail. stages
constantly running and fro large number Of ot- IN
he hes OF aourshing village OF churches schools court
house. intended 10 be uniformly bull up with style and
Taste thst make delg ht residences for persons doing
IA the city The ferries the shove places being
40 convenient xat continuation low that strong Induce
.nis are offered To purchase and build. instead OF buy
n nm town or hiring here the 10 Two years would
,sy ~, boase sud lot map with drawing OF The cot
sres and o.ncr particulars, may b. oetrned a No ID
Wo,s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

THE subscriber wishes to the public, hsi
much Of the biscnil and which cold IN this
y by The above nance are entirely ddsren. from The SO
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made q bic Bakery
witch been usec by tnvslids particularly Iooee VINO
infer from ind yeslon Tor lhan twenty years with <
bst res1ls while he imitation when b made for
ICES prcr oagh perhaps good for person IN hesl, arc
holly unf: FOR sex The shove BIscuIT and CaAEEaA
also BrrrLR BISCUIT WINE BIscvIr, BurrEA CaAcEkns
WArER CaAczEa, PLor and Navy BxEAD, ali OF " ~
quality constantly Tor saie u The we'll known ess'
,-nl rs Washington street, corner Of Wsrreu
Al srn.s' EgHRAth TREADWHLLs 49,.
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LlvES or THE FELoNso-No. ?.

rINHE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE No. y Centre
street of Saturday Morning, Sept ooh, vii contain IN
der the head 81 Lives OF TIE FelOns. No = he criminal
history Bob sutton. Alias Bob the Wheeler one OF The
daring burglars Of his Other age with sketches
OF Ware HOidss and Reed be principal sctos
the and able case Of Timothy g. Red
mond Also extraordinary detection Of new Commercials
Fase Prel-nce Rogues Hotel Thieves Pardon o; BIZ Hop
py Receivers OF Stolen Goods Burglars Bur Pckpockeis
Marderers, Bank Robbers, Jack Cherry. &c &c
Price Three CensNew-men supplied a, he usuA rates
by leaving their orders IN tine. few more good Carriers
xsnfas sig .Is
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Uairbes, Jemelrp, Sc.
FINE WATCHES,

FINE WATCHES,
JeweIry, SiIver-Ware, &c.
II O. STONE Established 1897 IL constantly adding 10
III. his stock The latest styles Of LEVER LEPINks snd
PLAIN WATCHES; CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL CASES,
LOCKETs SPOONS, &c. sc. H. q. SIS cash principle of
doing business and cOnenlmen with small gains ea plains
the cause OF the people getas along nell whenrsdlng
At nh. store Watches and J-welry carefully repaired Old
Watches Jewery Gold and silver taken 10 exchange q
their full value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD q. STONE, +0l Broadway,
iel2 3tsw MW&F isu Corner Walherstreei
WATCHES, JEWELKY, silver Ware, ne.
w > >. ROCKWELL No il5 Brosdw ay, few doors
south Of Canal have good assortment Of nne gold and
silver duplex detached Lever, Lepne and other Watches
which hey will first rate unekeepers and seil al
very low prices good assortment " new and fashionable
Jeaelry, Silver Ware, SC.
Watches and Clocks Of every description carefully ie-
paired by skilifl and experienced workmen slS 5is-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES reAied a.
NJ wholesale prices by J. T. Wiiston dealer In watches
No. CORTLAND street, up stairs corner oil broadway
All watches sold this establishment warranted 10 per-
form money refunded Watches docks musical box
Is and eelry repaired In the beet the lowest
prices Arrangements have been made with Mr. WIN. A.
Gamble whose reputation watch reparer IL unsurpass
i'd having been engaged for nine years IN the most ceeors
Ted manufactures Europe enables him 10 repair the mos!
conf hceled work that can ~ produced
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms
J. I. WlLLiSTON
snZ7uls No. CoUnland-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
EDUCATION FOR ADULTS.

I'M Chamberlain !. organizing afternoon and evening
Classes for instruction in Drawing Writing sud English
Grammar which viii be taught by The quarter moderate
terms
the plan u individual Instruction, and 10 private lessons
when required
Writing and Drawing taught by the mosi successful
am experienced teachers the and Mr. C. trusts that
twenty-five year, experience IN teaching viii enable him to
satisfy those whO desire Instruction IN Grammar Arithmetic
ard Bookkeeping. Els gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
IL IHI- y 70 " WI, ' 800" ----------


w tons often merOnOus ~ great ones LUIS re-
aecon eminsnty philosophical has been excited n our
mind, oy The ght Of dead bodies lying on me hoor Of or
oce-wh-r he corpss of Of our customers ~ that
Is title which refuse 10 egion u rats, which
have made rghitIl consumption OF Couners" and Sc
names LilLeraires" $500,
10 a. tgis rayenOus against which a.
kinds Of American powders have proved Intellectual b. re
got enough ia on. e dose Of the excellent poison wnien
advertised paper, by Dr. Feuchtwanger we are,
not more proud al eas more happy al Tits victory Van
Ii. g.irous Wellington could have been Al hat oi " sr-
~ and should friends compare the massacre ncn tAs
been made in Office with that " the Dahsa We eouo
not refuse record important event, from "i' az
our may derive advantages Who come INT" cot
wiz hose enemies. against winch Dr. fencntwanzef nas
declared eXcermina1ng war.
Courier d<s Etsas Uns Of -ssf. 9
DISTRACTION vsRas.-We do positively asssri ma,
the preparations advertised by Dr. Feuchi~ singer NO. -
Lbery.t for the destruction ofVermn, VIII perform A. Or
saws We have tired ,h- and found them 10 be uy ec~
90. ~ Yoyk Mercury, Of dug. H.
The subscriber win war; ant IN evey instance a. ms prep
s,son. for bed bugs cocHroaehes mice nous sn's
s, As s on horses and caiIe WEASEL snc
All ,t. attacking Fields vsgetabe me Irees Par'cn-
srly llO.e Of tropical climates All orders must Dc very
necifc a. 70 what object Apply Tor 10 mr. man
n.acurer. DR. LEWIS FLt IN " h-'c,ssAr
au11 lmeOti.- y LiosTty-s o. near p" hiHiH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
JoNEs's ORIGINAL POEMs-No. G.

And 30 another link offc IL broken,
Another ue that made lie's life more bright,
And love- affection, friendship. ali was spoken,
Baltc make future days as dark Is night
And could not my sineerity-my hearts best feeling
Soften that good, Vet selfish heart Of thine
Or are these bloiches my face revealing,
That you would have my face and neck more fine
speak but one kind word and viii hope,
know that every iFeckle, blctch and pimple
VII vanish at the touch Of Joness Soap, dimple
And cave my skin clear aud smooth with smile and
And tho my hair eey ard rough and why,
Pulled with scurf and falling I've but To give
trie that will make Il dark mot hery)
Us Jcnes's famous Hair Restorative.
W The ELECTS sublime and glorious the soap on the face
- M other 90 the hair oness Soap las all know who
Nc WEI ~ will cure any disease of The skin and make II
healthy lovely and besuiiia removing sunburn tan
1oaess Cora Hair Restorative (only shlilngs for
'o'el viii force the hair grow, stop II falling on
~ sa % dandruf. and make light red or grey hair grow
ND tine ltis the chespc-t and beet article ever made
e toilet and for dressing the hair Mind, ask for Jones
Nrs and take no other. Sold onlyin New-fork, al the
~ d lhe American Eagle, 81 Chshsmsi and S2l Broad
:" Nd lS9 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. slS IeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

saSoss SARsAPARILLA.There is difference of opinion
the Medical Faculty to the theory OF ebrle dis
portion believing that a,FleS morbi morbid
matter principally upon the brain and nerves. the other,
upon the blood. But the latter numbered Curvel
her, Tweed and host Of other magnaes, and the recent
demonstrations Of Chemistry have. think rendered their
neory beyond dispute. Erysipeas and all other infamms
tory affections OF the skin and arguments therefore be
safely referred 10 an unnstura state Of the blood and il is
through this fluid that Sandss Sarsapara exercises It's ex
ts0rdinary influence upon this class OF maladles.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. y. A d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulou-st New Y0rk--
Sold so rs Broadway n East Broadway, and by Ding
gss generally hroueho the United States Price 81 per
bottle Sly bntes for s.
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fall fasbions.
rAr.r. AND WINTER GOODS.


XNM T. JENNINGS 4 co Diapers aud Tsilors, In
w porers OF Cloths ard Csssimercs, Nesngs SC. 81
Broadway American Hotsl, opposite the Fountain, are ~
receipt OF an assortment OF new goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress aud In great afley oi styles
Silk SAtin Mer,no and Velvet Nesngs, Mllrd Cloths,
Twrcd-, &c. for OyerCosis, which VIII be nlsde uP
unirr through the aid Of ehceot cops of cutters
a. cHn be found In the country An essential POM In tho
economy to which would direct, and ia rendering ts
style and character of garments such must satisfy TN.
ON ha production of any oh. ihan hrst rate garmens
Such have sustained system of small pfons andniek
returns aud prompted The solicitation OF call from tho--
who would really effect saving Of Tie extra Per cenlago
levied under the credit system.
The attention directed 10 the Psnaloous department must
continue offer inducements to those who appreciate
combining and elegance
In addition to usual Of goods kept by tho
trade always hand ready made Dress aud ffock
those who u require nrst suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety Scars, Crsyas,
Handkerchief Gloves suspenders Hosiery, uner Yeats
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. Sc sIs N
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDkENS CLOTHING -
WI GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 Chatham street, corner u
P-xrl-Wil keep constantly On hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DREN's CLOrHINu of all descriptions maids In ths
Mosr STYLE which In would most respect.
fully invite the VI those want As bs has made
Arrangement receive TtofhS Cns<rs Isngs, &C., BY
every packet and has secured tho services Of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself give perfect satisfaction W eli
who may purchAse.
NB-l9msafs uusi< 10 order at ts storisa notice ad
NTH ,fy,o vxncfusI,fp mll isn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

w Lectures ON the Future Lifc.-Prof. BusH
commence course OF Lectures Sabbath evening neat
ost m The Lecture Room Of the New York Society
10y Building. corner Leonsrd-st aud Brcsdwsy. the
~ oihe Future Life developed By the Hon. Emanuel
-eeseorg. The object viii be show that the grand
ssfes OF mans future existence are laid OPEN and that
POO u this Is such that when fairly presented II can.
se te resisted by the rejecting and candid mind Lee
~ @comnence hal. past O'Clock. Seats free slS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

BLOODY AFFRAY.-We learn that young man
named Charles T.. Goodman Of Baltimore County hay
NJ had some Misunderstanding difficulty with Mr..
Thomas d. Cockey, near COckcysyile, went TO said
Cockeys house last night and deliberately shot him pro
ducing very dangerous If not fatal wound. reward
Of 500 has been offered for the arrest Of Goodman.
Baltimore Patriot
BLOODY ABRAHAM aflray recently occurred
IN yicksburg, (sliss) between young &c man music
teacher named j. T. Bufkhardi and Mr. III. c. CoOns in
which the latter was stabbed four times with Bowie
Knife lbaunlore ratrlot.
OurRAGE-During the concert in Monument
.q,are last evening not took place between two sets
tnown az GiImbsIls and Rollers. young man whose
name did not distinctly learn, aged about nineteen
was shot in the hipthe ball iracurng the hip bone and
lodging in the body where ii could not be found 1t
s,d that another stabbed al the same time, and
vss taken home. baltimore Patriot
HomIcIDE-David Curry former Sheriff of Ma
rengo County, Ala killed at Linden on the morning
a the 2h at by Thomas Gaines the OF his wife by
sionner husband Report says that he killed Curry
with pistol after recontrc with sticks.
LETTERS FOR THE PACIfIC-The departure Of
the gentleman who kindly offered 10 take letters to the
Western coast Of South America mas been postponed
from the 10th sunday next. Any letters intended for
bin will be forwarded received at TINS ONCE ON or be
fore Saturday night PM. u. = 6azete.
~ a New Orleans paper of September 10 says,
Reports rife in the city yesterday that the Yellow
Fever had broken out in the Charity Hospital We have
sscertaned from the proper source that not case hds
osyeared there We take this occasion, however, 10 eau
on absenees soon the fever may yet
make iis appearance
II The Tennessee papers mention the death OF
Gen. Cheathsm. He died at Whitecreek Springs,
Tenn on the 9Th inst Gen. Cheaham served the PEG
pie frequently In the Legislature OF Tennessee tie was
member of the Convention which framed the present
Constitution of that State and wound up useful and
honorable political by serving one term as Rep
rsenative in the Congress OF the United states
III. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

Steamship Great Western. Matthews Liverpool
ship Niagara, Orleans. Barks lnduririe Amsterdam.
Refine des Angcs Laguna John X Gardner. Belize. Br
Brig Napoleon. - Johns B. Leader. Windsor. y :; l.
Baldwin, Savannah: Schr Ashland Belize (Iiond) and
others.
~ The Steamship Great Western crossed the Bar
al ; = ~ yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
THIS DAY PUBLISHED

GEORGE BARSWELL, The London Apprentice. THIS
NJ marSabe work describes The downward career OF a
young Tho urrd from the paths OF virtue by the
seiuctons prod gate woman, who leages Inn at The
foot - the awful Lesson TO the young IL Il now
republished In handsome style for twenty Eve ceuy, by
III 81 BURGESS STRiNGER co. ~ Broadway.
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RICH FALL GOODS

LroR GENTLEaENS WEAR COW receiving II Tho
York Cash Tailoring Establishment, No l67 bfosi-
way, three doors below tis franklin House
The subscribers receiving ueI fa!i supply OF
nch sylr. French Elastic Cassnerts and NestnKs Aso
very patterns Of Crayss sczrs and Fancy Dress c,s
OF every description for Gent--ns wear, ~ which they
would nys ils attention Of th- public.
Strangers and others arriving ~ the city, wishing fal %
paai ouihi will hnd this establishment every article fe
ause complets GenL-mans Wardrobe of the latest
STYLES and best fabrics, al Bs lowest cash prices.
Full suits Furnished few hours noyco, aud Tor tho ron
vsnence Of customers requiring garments Tor lnmrdao
uso Keep assortment ~ s bncss
quality and s-s styles equal every respect 10 those nsds
order Terms cash delivery ana no deviation IA prices
an4 isf J. T. BOOTH CO.
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bostcm Aurtlon Sales

10y +. T.. 4 d. RICH, u and 81 BrosdsueeL Boz
Dion ON WEDNESDAY, Sept II.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS-lpo csses boos,
Shoes and Brogsna
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct |.
LEATHER, SKINS, 1c.-sole Leather, Upper In the
rout hushed Calf Sheep Morocco and Md Skins, and
other articles In the line. aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

The Steamship Great Britain spoken Sept g. At II
4 NJ. In lai 47.O7, lon 1926 hence for Liverpool
The Brig Uncas in sydney y Wa spoken by pilot
boat w II Hackstah but refused 10 take pilot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

~ hr. Bradbury will meet the Young Singers
a. parts Of ths city every "Wednesday and Saturday
eoa until farther notice IN the basement OF the Broad
- tabernacle. (entrsnce Ia Anthony-st) sa.udsy
xA Ac w ednesday Al scholars who sce Tins notice
pssse inform others and all NV be present SstuT
y ~ b. Never mind a hule rain " The Young Meo-
40 edition. W IN be ready. WIN. X. BRADBURY,
as 2ps. IIffIIfS HART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

the Glove Anodyne Tins exec lent aTceand Will cure
the violent iooihche pain IN the gums IN one MIN
The Glove AnOiyne Is not unpleasant 10 The TASTE
injurious the teeth and VIII permanently cure any tooth
which IL applied. Price = cents, for sale by
A. B. SANDS CO.
Chemists and Druggists. Z73 Broadway, corner OF Cham
herr ~ Euion and n Easi BrOadMAy aus lmeOdis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19
HIGHLY PERFUMED SOAPS.

~ Oue OIL kftHt III Flr-'ifHk
health and beauty emOeni fOf The SKIN m the shape OF
Refined Soaps. Messrs A. Sands Co. have large as
sorncn, imported ard manufactured here OF the purrs
kinds and quality Al this season OF The year nothing Is
pres valse beauty and health Than frequent wash
ING Of the skn Soaps for infants and ohdren highly
commended parents. Sold by A. b. SANDS co. Z7j
Broadway cor. Cham5eis-s In the Granite Bedding
au13 Imrod.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-19

for sides Sales 1000 kegs Lard al e. mos AT Bal.
timore not much doing in Beef and Perk Mess Pork
sl4als 30; Prime. 81 5Odsl2 Mess Beef $40 50dlI;
40 /. s9ds 20. PRIME. s7ds7 t. Demand for Bacon
moderate. Shoulders. 7lG7ic; sides 7.G5c. Lard
is in fair reoues, al = &c FOR No. Western IN kegs
and 7td-i IL hhls