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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
THE TRIBUNE.
The 4" National Magazine"

Publications OF this character are bulletins an
oou.cnq to the world the peaceful achievements OF
,,,odoctive labor and ii is matter of congratula
,io, that there are those among US who, unds-
...ved by others failures and unwilling that the
s;,b which is in them should die, are disposed TO
devote their time and money in stereotyping the
manifold products Of enterprise and genius under
whatever form they may appear.
When the statistical tables of the labor OF Massa-
ebusetts were presented to the public few years
.nce they were viewed in the light Of new revelation
-D.oDe wondered if it could be true--snd when they
cached the London Exchange. how absolute was the
.ssc, on her securities which hardly declined at all.
whilst those Of the Middle and Southern States were
constantly recediDg in value
From tina, period a new impulse given to this
ranch Of inquiry and the present moment there is no
d.,srment of labor but is sounded to Its very depths
nj. somewhat remarkable fact that community so
cepned AZ ours in the accumulation Of wealth should
manifest so little interest in lis written history Inc
mos, potent enemy 10 such laudabe enterprises as MT
Fishers is PUBLIC INDIFFERENCE, which has consigned
many Of our promising literary and statistical works
N an early raye--works which might have enlarged the
bs, Of STATE Legislation and furnished creeds for States
men
We do not know how this indifference can be dimin
shed excep, by the aid of the daily press which should
hare the msgnsnnity to speak out frequently in their
favor To chronicle the Industrial tye Of ones 0uH
sosnsry s matter involving degree and quality oil Ia
Dor which the general mind of the community does not
appreciate No matter what labor and research may be
bestowed or what talents exercised in furnishing forth
and Illustrating statistical iacts-it is ali in vain If the
newspaper withhold It's powerful influence. Let the
daily press give s powerful aid and yorr conductors OF
magazines will become chart makers for every industrial
department of the land
The reciprocal influence OF this liberal policy would
very soon be tested and established The countensnce
Of the one would be by the achievements OF the
cher and at the close Of year multitude of facts safe
for all time 70 come would be collected, and mass OF
knowledge acquired which 1t would be difficult to pre-
serve in any other form.
The September number Of the National Magazine has
been very carefully prepared and contains articles OF
very presen, interest TO all who would be instructed on
tie great subjec, Of productive labor the yet untold
resources OF his country. ID. r.. "
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~ restaiozzian singing SchoOl.-The susscri-
per WI esh singing school, Tho Pesisozrlsn pla IN
lbe Lecture Room Of The Brsnerd church Ia Ryinson 81;
between orchard and Ludlow sis) commencing We'd
nesdsy evening Ocoacr the 18Th. halfpss O'clock
Exercises preparatory TO the school Ia held IN the
place "Wednesday evening the 9Th October al which time
tickets nav br had.
o2 stecd' DARIUS T. JONES. Teacher of Music.
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" Inc tschuIut tsuiNuhIr ftinks, pHI1s' Ds'1-'
kc-Dr A. ". CRisriE, the ongnsl p.ieniee and mex
tor Of these celebrated articles feels duty 10 wan ihe
pubic lest they be deceived purchasing s1fioss
iasioas Dr. Crisue wishes the citizens OF Newiors and
all other places where his discovery has been introduced
understand thai he recognizes any OF The az
tic Is sold under the Of "avanic Rings hands &c
unss. they are conncced with bis and cold his
thorzed Agent Dr. Crsne takes The responsibility 10 FUR
her hese limitations OF his discovery possess no
beneficial whatever and they be regarded In other
Hshi thxn direct fraud. All persons, therefore, who are
SUI erng from any OF the painful malsdrs eOuprebendsd
under Rheumatism ali It's forms. Nervous Complaints,
no matter how chronic character requested
t Apply Al the only place New fork. where NE genuine
(svar.c Rings and their notifications es obtained VIZ.
is, fultousL Building Numerous certificates frona
Physicians add oilers OF the highest character and nie-
geuce and which daily sccmula-ng, always BE-
seen By applying Tho Agency No. lSl fuIon-s ~ shove
ais toe
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Traie.-DlETL,
BROTHER \ co, No. Is John street. msnufactn ing
and always hand complete assortment OF articles ~
their line following descriptions which they VIII sell
al wholesale OF retail at Low PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps,
Sofa Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed, IN great variety
Corn.lus Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lcmps,
Grandoles, various patterns gli silvered or brohke
suspending Soars, Dorc Camphene Lamps
Bracket SOlars Side DO DO
Solar Chnndelers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Ghemi' a OIL, Pure sperm on
do Csmph.ne Solar and Lard OIL,
40 Burning Fluid Refned Whale Oil. missy
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HARPs.

HARpS.
IUANLEYS Improved double end single erlon hArps
H. Han-y tn. only pupil Of b. Ersra Of London add
ra. invites pubc slisnu0a his prosso variety incu
slng some "a grsDa Coac hAxPs sp~ndidy
.nsn-d with new ytfaring basses, &C b ALthooyst-
tso doors from Broadway. hsrYs hevs''sA ~ i'm
DIANO FORTE Msnufscory-Ths sgossnoSfs arc
Il now finishing e.uioy new Article oi iSuuinenis'
which are wsna.ted superior IN tone 10 any ia USE ana
Keep ~ ilne longer. the Improvement consno IN
uaf rane peculiar uclon obyiAung every occe
ION uery,ofo caused by OF metsnc plates In IN
rnnx lr tone Professor and purchasers ere insued ID
an esamlao Ion Of these instrumeltA
GLENN, ROGERS 4 CO.
oil I5l fulJvp-sl Last SIDE Broadway
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rSr- The Fall style of GentIemen's Hats are now
ready 8i5 which for ghness and superior
Of color cannot be surpassed VIII oh i very important
peri of The Hat retaining the color I'LL is out Any
article sold In this establishments m-represenied but
sold for what u.s. Also, the Fall style OF Boys and Child
rens Caps various patterns, and fall assortment OF La
dies Fnrs Gentlemen have their Hats made 10 order
IN any shape OF style they wish.
G. KNOX, No 40 Fulion-si.
az ftuis. between William and Nasssu
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~ Boston Subscriptions to the New. \ ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents, kEDDiNO Co
siaestrrei Termse cents per week or Two cent? for
Single Copies.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents or IS
per
AL and cheap public ATOMS for sale - low Issued
by Boston Publishers Thsrs Napoleon je7 eodu
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w French Innguuge.-Manesca's Orul Sys.em-
Gentlemen VINO hxv, subscribed to the new evening class
are informed thai the class viii commence Monday Oct
9th. AZ 5 O'Clock
Ladies informed that morning class lust
commenced In winch pupils can be admitted
Madame Dupd invites those who feel DESTROYS OF being
acquainted with The mode impsrng Der fathers inducuve
spd practical call on Monday evening O'Clock,
her residence, No s. Walker.st OF 81 ThSstkM
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Mr. Editor As it is the object. during the Musical
Convention Of the coming week, 20 introduce some Of
the first OratOrOto improve the taste for those delight
fu positiOns-allow stranger TO suggest to
the managers Of the Sacred Music Society idea that
appears have escaped their observation They should
be these OratOrios principally supported by
the religious community great proportion do not at
tend any Theatrical performance and hence object 10
attend Oraoro il the principals supported by
theatrical Stars have delayed some days for the pur
pose of hearing Ncukomms composition OF David and
Goliath and upon inquiry find that Messrs Seguin and
Frazer have been called upon TO sustain the principal
parts Of Saul and David.
Now Mr. Editor. il would be very great stretch of
Imagination fancy that Saul should be persuaded to
change from some beautiful solo 10 that song-so well
adapted 10 the singer IN The Gipsys he ue Iced dane
ing the Fandango accompanied by himself on the Banjo
- inmitsby performed by him in the Bohemian
Girl And again, It'll great injustice 10 many members
of the Association who equally capable Of sustaining
the principal parts they must be thrown aside TO give
place 10 the above named stars NOH.
~ Our correspondent means we'll and we
derssnd fully the force of what he intends to urge We
think however that he is mistaken and that the Sacred
Music Society is rght-In the first place, there
many members of the Association who equally ca
pabe of sustaining the principal parts On the contrary
there is not one member who would venture to offer
himself capable of sustaining either Of the parts al
ottod to Messrs. seguin and Frazer At present our
greatest musical talent is the stage-of this there
be question. What to do, then Leave it to
exhaust itself and fascnse the public with In the Clip
scy's life lead while our Ora,orios go lamey of
with amateurs and become lsuehing-sock ior shall
employ the best alen, to lead Oratoros and thus
show artists of real professional excellence that hr
road to popularity, that there those who vii
ling to and sustain merit apart from the stage
If condemn all great artists perpc,usly to the Thea
You may depend that nneenths of the real lovers Of
music will foego their crupes and go 10 the Theatre 70
listen TO them.
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DOWERY AGENCY Of the Mutual Safety Insurance
ID COmpany-The Trust, OF the Mutual Safety Insur-
Com psny the satisfaction of informing Tic pubic,
after providing for the payment IN cssho heir losses BY The
fire. and all other claims The Company 10 IN possession
OF Bonds and MOfages and substantial Premium Notes, to
exceeding S3i0yoo; N addition - when they
nave received dealers In this city new suDscrp
tOn of O0O, making total Of reliable assets OF up
wards vi >i5o,oO0.
TRUSTEES.
Zebedee Cook Herman Oelnchs, Mor'r. Livingston,
G. L. yerp!anck, Alfred Pe!l, +. > Lsthrop,
Robert b Mnmrn August Belmont, Joseph Blunt,
Prauah P-nL Moses Taylor, Charles Minturp,
Charles II. Russell, Sat9l w Merrill, Cottsnst
Anir-w Pilot p A. Hsrgon- rtancis r. sage,
D.vid Hatdso Charles IL Marshall, \. N. scsviLb,
Geo. Hurbu, Adam HOrrle, Satlaniei oea-
ZEgEDEF COOK. President,
ALFRED PELL, Vice fres1enl
~ sh.-,,har bsvny h--n poIntea geni Of The above
smed CcmpsIy, 10 prepared 10 make insui insurer. % "e'
ms 'i' EDWARD BUTLER,
,,s,, y, I'm. Hutual Safety Insurance Company.
Osce M 80 Bowery l- book Store OF Messra
r,,ohss-, 49, "a .sw5m
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r. DIR. Shew has returned TO remain At hore. per
manen,y, in the city devote usual his time TO the
practice of Hydropathy Waer.cure Patients are re-
ceived his resdencefor board and treatment Office and
residence IS Bond-si sansi
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Eamps, GutIcrp, Mr.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
EOUTHOUY II MEYERS, 81 Broadway respectfully
u invite the public call Al their store and examine INC
richest and most assortment 10 be found IN ms
country OF BRONLED and ORMoLU CHANDELiEhS
CENTRE MANTEL SOLAR BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA GlRANDOLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESrlCk Ms, In every variety
of patterns. -, -
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, pc
culiarly desirable for packets aud steamboats,
In evidence of the superiority OF this portion OF their STOCK
over any Other OF ID. claw offered the public IN this Guy
they can with honest pride less that SIX GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 The manuiactur
rs hn the last seven years the variety ard
beauty of patterns aud the unriyaed finish of their work
Every article sold by C. n is warranted 10 be what usy
A price often paid for such of very Inferior qusiy
are requested to favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
~ A nhara ii scnnnt 70 Churches ard Hoies. 81 IL
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rv,- New and Elegant Carpcting- Of FAN Ia

IL NV III
poralion-Rch Auhusson Carpets, Royal Velvet Wiltons
Tapestry. Brussels, Three Ply aud ingram Cafpetings
Floor Cloths English Druggeis, &c. &c.
Comprising the richest and elegant assortment or
Csrpengs and Floor Oil Cloths received into tbs
country, selected with the greatest and attention. and
containing many entirely patterns which for beauty Of
design hriancy Of color, and elegance Of finish supe
nor any thing before received.
Strangers visiting the city, and all others wishing the
latest and STYLES Of goods Will do well 10 examine the
extensive stock, where they will find all articles necessary
TO furnish with the most refined taste aud prices the
reasonable. REUBEN SMITH, IT.
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fall fasbions.

CHAs. L. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor, No.
- ls2 Broadway OF JOln-t up stairs sie Of No
81 Futou.t bes- respectfully inform his customers thar
attends 10 all The cutting himself and that those
that have dissatisfied heretofore owing TO dssppoin
orders gwen, caused by my nzoiiiy
aiend the myse consequence OF indispos
ton. mas rely upon my paying ne strcest attention 70
their lasie aud orders and wl.h0u, DISAPPOINTMENT
y. B. Always hand fne assortment OF cloths CASH
ueres ami ve.tngs. ~ I'm
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
House The subscribers would call the attention Of their
customers aud the pubic very large and well selected
assortment OF raj aud Winter Goods Embracing all the
latest yes OF French and trgsh feto Cloths tor winter
gamen- sacA and fancy Bonean's elastic Clss.meres OF
entire pauerns very rich styles OF Silks Cashmere
ami Velvet kesngs suitable for the coming AL OF
which viii be order al iew hours NOTICE. and IN
The superior style for which The establishment has
been 50 long cel-Drat.
Empoyin the cutting department the best talent in the
city not hesitate TO challenge comparison with
point Of STYLE anu wOrsm lnsp Al the same
tine prices w convince the most skepuca thai nrsl
rate garments be furnished very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention 10 the Fancy Depart
connected with the -hmen where found
every article reqg site 10 complete, ruilemsns wardrobe
OF the and richest Materials selected BY agents
IN the re- and London markets Also assortment %
ready made Dress, truck Goats and winer garu OF
every description the accommodation Of those lrmg
articles o.. dress for imAediseuse
o2 isf J. c. BOOTH 4 CO.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
VNHE subscriber wishes make known 10 the public, thai
much " the biscuit and crackers which are sold In This
city by lh above names entirely different from the SODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made Al his BAKERY,
which have been Used by nyads. particularly those VINO
suffer from indigestion for More Than twenty years. wa e
bes, results; While The imitation, which can DO made FOR
eholy unfit Tor the sick The shove BISCUIT ana CsigER
alao BUTTER BiscUIr, VINE Biscur, BUrTEA CtAc<E2s
WATER Crackers Por ana NAVY BsEAD, al Of the Frat
lusisy constantly for ssl- At hs wesDo~r estolsb
met rs Washington s.Gsel corner Of Wsrr.1-sueeL
~ ens.- gPHRAIA TREtDNEf.IS son.
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" J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counssior 81
Law and Commissioner o Deeds. &c VIII attend In h-.
Re sdipg Room Of TAnmsuy Hall 81 al bours OF tr dsy
end evening fvis csn
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New.York. Aug. IS. 49,,
rF- Word 10 the Wise ,-Dalley's Mag

" Word TO the Wise .-Dalleys Magical ram
EXTRACTOR the wonder ard blessing of The age, Is perform
ing wonders 10 the of all kinds Of wounds bruises,
cuts burns swelngs, inflammation, headacle, en-
spaon and panfuness OF The bowels spinal weakness
and indeed all kinds OF injuries OF man or beast
In tbs Of human invention, not one has ever &C
CURED replets with blessing and comfort 20 mankind,
this wonderful save. This article seems 70 have pro-
duced IN medicine. II ) al thar has been sought
after by the learned and hur viz T,LIsAAS AGAINST
SUFFERING. Let the afflicted mourn Logger this ONT
win stand their friend, wi! bring heah--orrow vii
be turned into oy aud pau exchan ged for unisned pleas
ure Oay DepOtfo the United No l.S fuonsL SUI
building " Y where eli orders be addressed posi
paid, 10 III. Daley. OF An-el Frost so cas-
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nv Bffers-Among the great variety OF medicines hch
are continually coming before the public. there has
found extensive OF scrofs dyspepsia
liver COMPLAINT cosiveuess morbid humors aud other i'm
purity OF the blood than the above popular reey BY the
operation OF the one morbid action changed. while by
INA, Of the other the irritation s ayed, and lone and vgor
impaired The debiliia,ed paris.
Sold and retail By wysn and Kecham l2l Full
Oh ons'
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~ 4. &. Barry, Artist i'm Hair, No.

" 4. c. Barry, Artist I'm Unir, No. do
Broadway Wigs and scsps upon the Nentst.ng aud Cos
samer system. TOupee Pats, Bands Seams and Curls,
cheaper than any other house IN he ciiy.
from ladies' andgentemen's hair, Neck
laces, Bracelets, Watch Guards Rings, Flowers Earrings,
Ac.kc oil lmis
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nRESS AND FROCh COATS made TO order by eNps-
~ ueucet wOrkuen IN the latest styles, oil me French
aud English Cloths, The low of -l0 TO SIS. Prices
for MAKING and trimming Dress and Fr0ck Goats IN the best
manner s. TO 80 DO. Pauts AMI Vests, I'll - 10 81 10
Gentlemen about leaving the city, wanting clothes made up
by good workmen and Ia ths latest styles viii ind II great
saving 10 cal
N b. Boys, Youths and Mems Clothes OF all kinds made
Order cheap The greatest pains taken In cutting Gar
rDeuts OF ali kinds ) b. YOUNOS,
81 2vgs No. 1872 Canal-st corner of Thompson-st
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The Managers Of the Asylum Tor toi"red
Orphau Children,

Feel themselves consrsned TO call the attention of ,ne
public 10 their urgsni necessities They have lsoored
under great embarrassment during the present season
and now with family Of l36 children they entirely
destitute Of funds Their subscription list being alto.
gether inadequate TO the curep, expenses OF the
Institution the Managers compelled from time 10
time 10 make special appeals 10 public benevoence'
which they will sustain them in the responsibilities
they have assumed. Those who have bSen intimately
acquainted with similar institutions may perhaps appre-
ciate the solictude experienced under these crcum-
stances. Immediate wants must be supplied :'debts
necessarily accumulate and though repugnant to justice
and humanity, payment ia sometimes Withheld from
those who lily afford 10 be thus Inconvenience. -
Fuel provisions and clothing should be scasona5y pro
yded for the ensuing winter and the Board cannot per
nit the mselyes 10 doubt that the community viii yeld
them sympathy and support al this time. They would
earnestly inquire Of those TO whom bountiui Proyi
dence has gwen the means Of ministering 10 their de
graded and destitute fellow creatures, whether IN uihl
ing the purposes for which wealth ia bestowed they are
liberty pass any. who can be taught U wOr
ship the God. to believe the same saviour and
read the Scriptures ana who must hereafter be
Judged by the unerrng and harmonious standard
of equity and mercy The situation OF cOlorcd orphan
child has hitherto been encompasssd by The gloom of
hclpessness and poverty. and the peculiar dsadvania
gee arising from their position IN society but II Is believed
that there are those among u.s. who would not permit
them perish in vice and ignorance but who are ready
10 lend their aid raise them from their degradation
administer 10 their physical necessities and comforts,
and instruct them in that which is the essential privilege
of every human being, the knowledge OF their obiga
tons to themselves, their neighJor and their God
The Managers Of the Asylum are happy 10 acknowl-
edge themselves in possession OF commOdious build
ing unencumbered by debt. All who are interested in
the objects Of the Institution cordially invited TO visit
H. The Asylum will be open 10 the inspection OF yis
tors on Tuesday and Friday ofeyery week.
Donations IN money, dry goods or provisions may be
sent 10 the following persons;
WILLIAM 7. MOTT % East broadway
ROBT l. MURRAY, Fourteenthst. near Thirdav.
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, 4l5 Broomg-st
FRANCIS HALL, lJ2 Hudson-st
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IYTo Landlord. and Auorney.-s

rIoE-The Sheriff City and County OF New York, and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City, that they prepared 10 execute
Landlords Warrants and the forecosing Of Chaits Mort
gases with puncluslity and despatch Application to be
made al the Siesfs Office room No. u in The CRY Hall
VIM JONES, Sheriff.
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~ Platform Scaless weighing from I 70 $50 lbs-
Of n r. Lsbsrtes manufacture warranted equal 70 any IN
The United States, for sale by A. s. MARVIN,
oS w Agent ilr Manufacture, ISL Wsierst
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~ BUST opening large invoice OF beautiful English
Dugges and qusrlers Of beautiful cOlOrs and OF
the best quality. Also invoice of Velvet Duggeis,
ceedngly rich 81 lnis'
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MEMS BOYS AND CHILDRENS'
Fashionable clothing
A LARGE assortment al wholesale and RETAIL No Il
"A Bowery ~ Y. i-25 3mi-' JOS. 4. CLOSE h co.
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MN I JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Talors, In
w poriers Of Cloths and Cas-imeres Ne-rngs, &C. 81
Broadway. America Hosi, o7posi,. the Fountain r
receipt OF an extensive OF goods Fall and
Winter wear, comprising. French and English Cloths for
Dress an tTOcA COss In agrral variety VI styles
suk Sam, MerEo ara Velvet NesuLgs Mncd Cloths
Tweesis, sc. for OyeICoais, when VIII be made up
through he aid Of efficient corps Of cutters
be found In the country, an essential point IN TIE
economy which would direct and in rendering tie
style character Of garments such must satisfy Inc
discriminating. that OF cheapuess not based
he prOcuCtion Of any other than nrs rate garments
such have sustained system of proofs and quick
returns and prompted the solicitation of Cal from those
who would really eject saving Of the extra y,r censgs
levied under the credit system.
The attention directed ~ the Paniaoons department. must
offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate h
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment Of goods kept by the
trade always hand ready made Dress and frock
Goats Panaloons Vests &C TO the requirements Of
those who OF gency require hrst rate suit
Also. Fancy Dress Articles 10 variety; Scars Crva
Handkercheis Gloves Suspenders Hosiery. UndsrN
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars. &c. SC. s2s
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DROFEssOk OF MUsIC.-Mr. sARONi - ths
honor to announce Musical Circles VI Nsw- OH,
IA q he can receive limited number OF pupils either 81 es
rooms No il6 Lsonsrdsl or al bsr own Residences TOT
ia.lncion In The WHOM. any Of vvcs fispo
,lusic and Of Harmony. ~ Having had u's
advantage personal nsruc ions from Mo Coimsn nm
self previous DEATH Mr.. saroui prepared ~ us-
pafI his pupil. knowledge OF the csieofsssd Eoliss
Attachment su In