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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

IHE AN1IRENT RFBELLlON.-The Coroner 5
NY have taken for few days and will resume
sinvesngsuon, should occasion require. The Grand
.Syhaye pursued vgilsnt and faithful investigation
sns still IN session Up 10 noon yesterday they had pre-
sned one hundred and serentyoae indictments. This
s-noer however, includes number Of individuals in
-aed for different offences. These indictments are prln
Y<y Tor appearing disguised and armed. conspiracy
nSsy robbery (robbing officers OF papers, Nc) kdnap
Ses nismP, TO rescue prisoners. sc. &C
De a,tle has been done IN Court in relation TO the
-A'hs cases, there being none ready for ina. They
- Probably mostly 10 10 the oyer and Ierm.ner
rsa Commences next week.
spro;cr 10 state that no arrests are or have been
as escep, where good grounds existed for suspicion
Aseere persons had refused 20 obey subppnas as wit
"~es. Delaware Express, sept H.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. &c.

WhlChbSs JL 0'f
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of God and Silver Du.
"A plex Patent Lever, Anchor Escapement Leplne and
Vertical WATCHES. selected from the best Manufacturers
10 Europe, which will be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Also some Pattern. Of Gold Chains, Seals, Keys Sc
Do do DO Gold PEND Case- = Gold Pens
DO do do. Thmhles Rings Pins. &c
Do do do. Bracelets. with Stones
DO do do Silver f0rE-, spoons No
All the above articles " m Ice sold HI the LOWEST PRICES
snd warranted be- eqs az the best made IN the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers of Fine Watches &c
No. 7 Nassau-sl. opposite the Custom Hon-e
T. S-The above articles carefully Repaired and W AZ
ranted nv tho most flf WOrsmen 10 the CITY. msv
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wi d. Eraa's Ceisbrated soothing Syrup" your little
bab,, would avoid very a ctng and distressing smpioms
and often fatal commissions The gums swell. the child -
seized with frequent hts Of crying, rechng- starting In iho
sleep spasns OF peculiar parts shress with violence
hrsts IT, gers in it, mouth. Sold by j. o. FAY Sole
Agent $50 Fuion-s Lamp slorsl Sun Building New York
pri,. :. r.rt. iyi2 nfneod
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>",SUTgVS VrARy yXPERiENCE, Together with
nn1 v.I..r improvements and additions 10 ne o'-
msr Too. enable. subscriber 10 furnish al short noue-'
~ 49, n.,.t o~ferf eons,rucon Materials ss'd wosa-
M.~hunss ~ pan. Wood IN a.. ~ vafeties, sseh
=. n.n,pe or sarfseins only. or cutting moalcinss
~ I'd .. aiming cixpbosfds
Appsoa.on may be made 10 tne subscnbes q ne sse.o
,.h,enl Foxhofo, or 81 ms once, corner VI eonns's
AZ information relative W the same may Dc ootan~n
" ell u JOSIAH Blackwell Co New Iofa OF o' y ".
sn.oek Albany Letters Of inquiry must he st pad
SAMUEL b. sCAENCk-
Yoxboro, Mao AprilI, 1874 ally
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IRWIN & FOSTER, Commission and ForSardin
I Mefchanis No Cn-aI.IYs Row. CInrIrnau. .l8 "

rOAI.-The subscribers are now receiving their sup
y pv Of the various kinds OF Coal u ihe best quality and
In good Orier-Peach Orchard Broken, Egg Stove AMI
Nut sizes Leidgh, Liverpool Camel and virginia Goals
A. he prices III Coal are -l al he lowest summer rats
consumers would do well 90 ay IN ter Coal Al l- present
time. - the prices will advance with h- -esson-
III VA T. TRUSLOW. DO Cherry and 40 Mulberry ST.
COAL.-I am delivering tho best quality Of Peach
u Orchard Coal usual. - 1e lowest possible pncr-,
VIZ Broken Egg and - 81, Large Nut : o. small
Nut - s. screened and delivered IN ebes order from I
yard cor King and OreenV ich-sls = ceris per ton r.. y
tsEeu rom boats - 1n- PETER CLINTON
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GlboNs
c. BAOUET'S

CLASSICAL. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD
MING SCHOOL. Eizah-hfovn, n THE principal
hs- 'e honor o. inform biz former pupils and tho-- ho
wish % b. admitted IN his esabs4uenf hat the dulles of
hs school Will be- resumed Monday tire fret OF sepien
her next
Parents de.ous N enir-ng the ofher ct dren ~
C. Baquet wu find circulars al Mr. r. LOCkWOOD'>
Boos.iore an Broadway auzD 3awiW Ia Tt Sat
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PrcscnIiO MIR. (lnY.

We saw Yesterday AT the residence OF MIR
Romulus r. Griffith in this city, a counterpane made
BY Mrs Ann Warner OF Hartford County, Md lady
now in her g3d year Ii is a beautiful article boil
a specimen OF Gnc needle work and in respect IL
taste displayed in the arrangement of the number
ess pieces of which ii is composed. In the centre
diiis the following inscription
TO THE HONORABLE HENRY CLAY
rIn ORATOR, PATRIOT AND PHiLANfilRoPlSr'
IN token Of admiration Of his genus and ms rriAes q
presented his Pie, Of Heedle york.
w MRS ANN WARNER,
Ef,crfsd ~ hr hands ~ me 93d yeGr Of h0 age
Baltimore, loi5
WHILE fingers still my setting sun
And hics last sands in silence fall,
Enc Deaths rude hand the glass shall break
And DER It's ruins spread the pail
| In the voice which mid the storm
Ofwar early patriot blest,
And with lis dying accent hail.
The patriot hero of the West.
Oh hallowed be thy matches worth
BY whole nations love and prayers;
And thy eyenifGl being close
Lsmeniod by naion's tears
The old lady completed the Counterpart in abou'
tx weeks, without assistance from any one The
spr, which animated her whilst engaged in render
hg this handsome tribute from asc TO the great
American Statesman may be inferred from the In
srpuon. The article will be taken in charge by
James Ii Me-riweaihcr Esq. of Cincinnati and be
'y him despatched to Mr.. Clay residence.
Baltimore American.
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AYLETREEs, AXLETREEs.

rv>HE SUBSCRIBERS, ~ alriu. fvr pa-s ssvfs fespec
L fully Inform tb.r trends and Ia. pubic ~ kobe.A,
hat ,h~y have made various improvement ~ ~ % -
Of AXIS. AID continue 10 uAnofscWe fsis.. s I'm
Az upon the approved prDeip.. ~" .lsns
noIes and no The b,< manner n No sl3 BfosdsL Ns~JA,
~ ~ " "a IT, HARRISON BkEEsE
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Books.
Tur GTPSFY CHIEF

THE GIPSEY CHIEF
oar. THE HAUNTED OAk-Pub..-hed ilds day, AZ :
~ FRENCHS Publishing Hall, (o Broadway ms
book contains so neatypnicd pages with hne colued
engraving Illustrating the descent OF Edward and Enor
into Cave For sale above. and al all the Periodical
Depois. Price ~ cents sls d.
THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR 1916.
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN TREADN Eli,
- No 68 Barclay-si The Odd Fellows Offering for lsio-
Ediled by Psscisl Donaldson Fmbeished with elegant
engravirgs on from original designs by Casilaer
Morton aud beautifully bound m Morocco gilt The usual
discount allowed Ia booksellers. Ill I'm
FATHERS AND MOTHERS who are anxious
L for the future prosperity of their Sons and Daughters VIII
not fail to purchase the Oleanng from Gathered Harvest
by NJ NJ. Noah. &. WELLS, Publsher
sis lw. % God--l
DANE ~ BURGESS. Publishers and wholesale
l dealers In School and Miscellaneous Books, stationery
aud Blank Work. o. John. 81 New-iofk
Purchasers the southern and Western States " ma
this available teycan select for liberal prices
and accommodating terms. sl' I'm
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Owe BALD-HEADED.'

i IL falling out or turning grey Is there dandrf N
the root, Try WysrH's CREAN OF LILIES" celebrated
Tor 20 years for the establishment and growth of the hair
prevents is falling of turning grey aud Is unexpected
Tor the oistior real false curs. ~ Ladies' Try it
For sale by j. q. FAY. S5 Euonstr--t, lamp sior-)
sun Building. " V. Purs ~ iva hn-ri
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Drp 0ooos.

SILK GOOD>-Fsney Has'., reh rable style.
- Velvet Point. and LADIES >eafis kit Gloves, Paris
sortm=nt Laccs ard Lace Ee.l.. f1r sale By
sr7H PECK. NIcOLsONA WRIGHT, Ia Pearl-.t
DRINTs-A iarre assortment. rich Clint. fine dark
fancies, ? and eo.d Pla,e-. Furniture and Window
Han eng- also Mourn * Plnts, Oregon strpe. Fo-
SAL By McCURDY, ALDRIcf 4 sPEScER.
.7si = Exehlnge place
kE>TTCkN Jt,N>-inaiso 6Iae, siaTs. mixed
McCtRDY, ALDRIcif SPENCER.
.76t g Exehange-paoe
Drown >HEkTING--i-ia an 2 inch heavy ani
MecURDY, ALDRcH a SPENCER.
si7et ~ ENchsnre-pace
DIBBON-. Rtbons-ln cases o. rich b0uset nfbons
IL Of The mol Fashionable -iy-- aso sFge .ock of cap
ribbons for sale low by PECh, NICHOLSON 4 WRIGHT
-lG 1872 Pearl =
pROIHE >nAWL-.-5 ca.e- OF Pans BT0cIe
ID shswls-nch designs--r.ected expressly Tor The city
- PEcK Nic6LsoN WRIGHT. ia Pear.t
DROWN and Beached sh-eungs- Bunswick. -
Drills blue brown AMI b-ach--i. for sale hy
= SPEAR RIPLEY. % Llery-.i. up stairs.
COTTON Pdnicd Dugsei-loo bale. -. bn.ht color.
-l- NEsNTH co. - Pine--L
RLEACHED COTT ON-.-Laereuce, Cabot. York
- Mills, Great falls Boot Nil-, Waqo Lowell Premi-
i SPEAR \ RIPLEY 81 Lieerty-.L
A MO,kEAG CANTON Flannes'
Msisha.-- Doe SKINS. hotn biesched and
brown. Dor s-lr by SPEAR RIPLEY.
sl5 il LhcrY-st up stairs
IthINt.~.-Amosk~s- a. G.. A and h, Lowell Pre-
i mum. 1c y and 81 inch wide for sale hv
81 SPEAR 4 RIPLEY. 81 Lbertyst up stairs
IIENSEBEC JEtNs-Blue. Steel. Cadet, Adams.
IN Olive and Fancy Mixed for sale BY
su2 WELLS 4 SPRING 81 Pnest
SUPERFINE Long CLOTHs-Manchcsie AMI
- Carlisle Long Cloths ior sale by
auI2 WELLS 4 SPRING. - Finest
sAIIITE and scarlet wooden sud domestic Fannels. al
w widths and quaites bou plain ard twei, for sale by
sl5 SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Liberiy--i. mp stairs
JrLANNELs-70 bales hne scarlet Flannel- For sale
i by NESAifH J. co. 81 Pine-s- 80
I IN-ENS-60 cases Lsgredaie and Westerly Plaid
IL Linseys For sale by NESMlTH co 20 PsesL
CARPET>-Fiue. suporane and Three-Py from the
NONascO Mills NJ Auhurr, for sale by
MeCURDY, ALDRICH 4 SPENCER.
80 ~ EXchange-piace
CARPETS bales hne, medium and sup-rnne L.
" grain Carpets For sale by
30 NESMITH 4 co 80 Pine-st
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boar6ln9 ano Rotels.

ltAkD-A pleasant room the second door, with
- bedroom and pantry adjoining, lei with board Two
or three single gentleman also BE- accommodated by APP
plying at ~ Wmtest Reference. exchanged. sl9 lw@
'IO IET-An unurnl-hsd PsIlos To a single 6enteusn
with breakfast and tea II required. There chill
dr,n or bo-rd.rs IN tho house, ami pleasantly situated
t- Parade Ground, and on Stage route Apply No il
McDOuga-sL so I'VE
IkOAhD.-A Gentleman and his Wife, and a few single
- GeuilemeB may be accommodated with comfortable
rooms and board where there few bOacfs al u Beck
man-sL ri0 "a
elegant Parlor can be obtained BY two young men, or
n gentleman and lady NJ % Be.kmansL Also, Two good
young men be accommodated with gbtful
GOOD references given and required sls 81
BOARDING; At uOME-tiye SIX Young Gen
ID tcman be- accommodated with day board ia pm
family the s October Also, two single gents
be- furnished viii Terms moderate. Apply at ~
This may be nducement To young gentle
lodge in their respective IN this busy street
Application a 10 made irnm- diately. s7 w.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN and Wife Sishs pleasant
"A furnished and board for SIX months IN PLAN pri-
family, located between Canal and Fulton aud
Broadway. Terms mast be- moderate. Address w. A o.
nj this Once stating terms and location. sl7 81
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

LNOR YUIN LANIES-Mrs- BAILEY WI-I be H7p7Y I0
j receive her pupils Monday the 3th Of September
There vacsncies FOR bonTder those de-rous or
placing their dan -fer- tins establishment VIII please ap-
ply at Mrs Bseys residence No. 10 Carroll place Beeck
er-sf eu26 6W.
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NAPIER PRESS, double cylinder, sixSs inches. IN
~ compl-e order for saleTh- above Press Is one VI
Hoe Co.'S manufacture, and II substantial, qies press
IL VIII be sold for cash approved noIes Inquire al
"a Ann.s.-Se1- York sept 10. slb a~D5~u
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CURE OF COK>-..-ss CsnstsL-Brlise., Tu-
~ nsOrs, Swelling II he Ankes, and Bad Nail--Nons
ADD Nsdame bERHARD respectfully inform lr public
thar they 81 from nl Cana-t 10 NJ ~, oppo
they soil continue 10 operate ne feet with The
CREATES. success The operation thsy perform does not
cause ih- pain make the blood fow, Al nc
time does occupy than 10 minutes, and per
sons thu. treated Immediately pu, their -hOes and
wax without me east Inconvenience.
Having practie-d rir profession for many years IL Eu
rope well 10 this country they produce numerous
certificates from lb- celebrated physicians both of Ea
rope and America a. Canal-st -li wv
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NIONEy LAID OFT Tor advertising in The Tribune
vi i well appropriated: but, II advertisements are
properly prepared for he public eye, the money -u bet
Ter employed. This l. important cOn.ide suon for The
most shrewd Of business may not always .ccerd ia
.,paiong their own design the minds Of others. Every
man % trade Apply the American Cores poudence
Agency ~ Murray. cor Greenwich
.G s-,d. WILLIAM DOLBY. Public Amsnuensis
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40 CIRE PAY.-Royyel.n and slmner Conplslnt

NO CURE NO PAY Bowel and sumner Comp amt
Dr. JAYNE, No. South Third street, IL Wiling 20
guarantee that his CARMlSATIVk BALSAH VIII cure d.
srrh0a, ChOc, Cramps, Gripping Pains, Cholera Aorbus,
Summer Comp amt anu other arrangements Of he Ston-
ach ni0ety-nne Of hundred and IN less sn
half the time h. done BY any Other means IL 10 ex-
treey pleasant and children fond Of H. IL 1. equally
efecga adults children and when the directions
are followed aEf cur. effected money Will he
ch,erfuly returned. Price - and % ccats bottle.
Sold al hoIe.aIe and retail by A. B. D. SANDS, Drug
s,s - Fulton s. rs Broadway, and II East Broadway,
N-w-YOr.. zDS I'm
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FOR THE PILES.

nR. UPHAMs ELECTUARY ian Internal remedy Is a
Dcertsn Tor The PILES ether Internal or rxlrrns-
bleeding blind Sold only this cIty the Office " the
original Proprietor A. UPHAM. VI. d. regular educsted
Physician Of wsnty years perrnce confined tO Office
practice where Plies and all Chronic Diseases
fully treated. Medical Office 6 BOwery, four doors above
spnng-sL Office hours from A. VI. 10 r NJ Advice
gratis. Is linda W.
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UISTaR5S RAI.SAM

4 COMPOUND BALsAMIC PREPARATION from
~ wild Cherry Bark and Tsr.-The best REMEDY
known to the World q the Of Coughs Colds Asln .,
Group Bleeding ~ the Lungs, WhOoPlngcough bfonch-
It's Infuenza shor,uess Of Breath, Pain and Weakness In
Breast Side Liver Complaint and the fret stages o!
~ A THOUSAND CURES In case. deemed utterly
every former medical discovery II has always been syed
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tsr-two
that thcky scattered wherever diseases OF the
lungs prevail We giye few instances Of extraordinary
power from scatsogle almost without end
lady address viii be given at the New-fork Agency
who given T. by all ~ her physicians 10 die Of con-
sumption had hard nmor Tor months on inc sde-fa--
among large quantities Of matter sort OF psny
medicine for months, being past all hop--en
urey cured by FEW boues Of this Ba-am In September
A. Csnnsn Ncw.York City, who had not slept, lying
down. for years tbeng obliged 10 sleep In sllng
posure far cured 10 attend 10 his business Ia tho most
stormy weather.
Thomas Bradlee Esq P. Jamaica L. l. cured Of asthma
Thomas Cozeus Haddonfeld N J. testifes under osth,
that he had violent cough and pain In the sde-or months
hi. physcisns could do bn. t- Tor him-gave him pin. Of
mercury but did goodhs friends all supposed he had
gsoping consumption cured by three bottles Of
WlSTARS BAlsAM.
Mr.. Ann u. Hopkins, OF Knowl-svile, N. Y. entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen
Jacob Hoffman, NJ. D. Huntingdon, cured child Of r.
schroebe Of obstinate disease Of the Lungs after be had
Iriec all the usual remedies In vain.
Cases daily occurring In every part OF the country
which prove income sby the vast superiority Of ibis Bassm
In every shade Of Lung and Liver disease every other
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrd.
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by A. b. ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, - Fuon-sL New York Sold also n
rs Broadway; II Fast Broadway THE ABOVE ssE THE
ONLY AGgsrs IN THIS CITY. Price, VI per bottle Sic
bottles for - mhIs SIM
CANCER, -CKOFUIA and OOitrr.-Ample rxpe
~ Renee has proved hat combination Of medicine has
ever been efecus IN removing the above diseases
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATlVE. IL has effected
hat have been try Astonishing not only Of Cancer and
other diseases Of that but has removed the stub
born D-es.ssof he sSn, swelngs Dyspepsia, &C Sc
This medicine into the circulation, and srniicates
daes--- wherever ied IL puhes h- blood and other
fluids Of the body obstruction In the pores Of The
SKIN and reduces enlar gements OF the glands bones IL
the appetite headache and drOwsnes
snd invgoats the whole system and mpar- animation 10
the diseased and deftaed Constitution There = nothing
superior % In the whole masra meIca II 10 perfectly
sale and extremely pleasant and has nothing Of TIE disgust
ilg accompanying the dts Of swallowing MEDICINE
Price one dollar per bOule
Prepared by DR.. Jayne south Thirdsr Philadelphia
Sod wholesale and retail BY A. y. d. SANDS, Drug
g-s 10 FulIOn-sL rs Broadway and n ksst Broadway,
sex. YORK asl} m
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~ Boston subscriptions to the Newly DIRK
Tribune received by authorized Agents, kkDDISG Co
siAtesirret Termslo cen- per week or Two csrs for
Single Copies.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning Tor cents or -
pr annufn
Al and cheap publications. for sac Ov a. issued
By Boston Publishers Thier- Napoleon. Je5 eodt
~ Platform scales. weighing frnmi 70 .jN hs'
81 = p Lsberss manufacture warranted equal o. any
IN he Unie-l suies for sale hy a : MARVIN, sreni for
ile uanufarfur.r. 1924 Water u 10 j"
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gers charged with sending the latter a challenge
II appears that the parties who live in Franklin st.
have had dispute which in the opinion of Miss
Golden could only be settled by an appeal to arms
accordingly she sent Miss II. a challenge of which
the following is true copy:
FRANklIN-ST Wednesday Morning.
MAB,N-l hereby notify You 10 meet me at o'clock
this evening the other side Of the French graveyard
then and there 10 settle dispute, agreeaby 20 the
Code OF honor My friend, Miss sarah -. who will
hand you this will meet any friend you may select to
settle AL prciminsrcs. MARY ANN GOLDEN.
IL Miss MARY ROGERS \. O. Pic. llth.
A TRIP TO THE PRAIRIEs.-A party left IAN Blu
rem Ark aud neighbOrhOodi the 21th uit tour TO
The prarcs The object is not known, If there be any
specific one but the Cherokee Advocate says that Is
fraction of the treaty parry of that Nation sent out
under the advice of the Commissioners Of Indian Affairs
to examine the country and If possible to purchase from
the Calnanches home for themselves. The Advocate
opposes the movement.
FROM THE PAwNEE MaHAs.-A gentleman re
siding in the Creek Nation has informed the Cherokee
Advocate that the Pawnce Mahas have accepted the EN-
bems Of peace them by the Greeks at the late Gen
era Council and are anxious 10 form an alliance n
friendship with them. This much desired object viii
probably be effected this Fall Council which il is in
concentration 20 hold al The Great salt Plains
y. o. Pic. llih.
ONO CONFERENCE.-The body closed lis labors
on Thursday NIGHT last after session of nine days We
understand that It's deliberations harmonious snd
that great unanimy prevailed in reference to all impor
tan, ou-stions Cincinnati Ga zei;e, 18th.
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DICH'- IMPROVED Ps,ent salam-nder Safes
IL The undersign. purchased VI A. MARVIN $50. Wa
Of Rich Improved Ps-st SAsnander Safes of
ih- ssr size. which No. * Exchange zc
Thai store -n-y consumed In the great conaagrzon
on the morning Of the latn inst
The Sae taken from th- ruins fny-two hours sfer
snd opening - BooEs and Papers found entirely
uninur-i by ire and only slightly wet The leather on
some Of The BOOKS parched By The extreme heat
(signedl RICHARDS 4 CROSKHITE.
Esw-York, July II, l34a SPINE street
The above Sales for sac By A. s. MARVIN, lssf ..sr
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MUSIC AND WHITING al No. tlo BrOsi~s y entrance
IVl 81 Canal sL-in French - per month, upon q
system taught NY two masters, naive VI Paris ths
other London. Pupils will have commit words 10
memory and cannot tail TO speak and understand French
moderately well In few months, they VIII Join In
from the lesson. The Classes th'ro
times week Natives OF France may JOIN them Ia learn
English On tho Piano. (or ladies' onlyl three le.sons
week per moah by lady whols ssuperor perform.
AN p~renced Teacher The Whiting ot persons Of
Al! aga improved Tor ~ IN six easy Lessons au.j Inn
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PENCIL CASE LETTER BALANCES

lust RECENkD-Anotler lot Of his unique POCKET
y COMPANION Or " gninz AMI Wiring Apparatus, en-
bOyiug The form OF handsome ever pOnii pencil case
OF moderate size twelve dnc and important edvaaiage-r
among which A. accurately al listed Lefier Balance win
the of postage. ever pointed pencil pen hnl-r
with pen letter -eal II leads win other eonsen-
-uc he uuhiy u which viii b. sefsvdeni on Inspector
Manufactured OF quality German silver Also some
81 pure Sterling silver FOR -a- a. remarkable prcr a. tne
stationery e-taDi.hueHt Of JANSEN BELL.
ly1
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LKENtU x CERMAN CLASsts.-t :. SIHI-
i VI, late Professor of Modern Languages In Brown
University j. forming classes in the French and German
Languages the RObersonsn system. al his rooms No
c7l Broadway. Gentlemen enter their al the
Book Stores Of Messr Bartlett Wexford Roe Lockwood
Son and r. J. CrOwen Ladies wishing 70 form private
classes viii be waited al their residence If required