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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ Mercantile Library Associations roes-
T.. C. Wines has been aged TO deliver OF
nine Lectures the Civil Political Institutions OF The
Ancient Hebrews before the Association, 10 the Lecture
Room, Clinton Hall
The general design of the lectures TO evince the great
superiority OF those institutions all other ancient poll
nes show thai they euboiy all the elements OF the most
eNed craftsmanship; 10 point out Their many close snd
fems Asbe snsoges with own constitutions 10 yndi
cafe tue wisdom. justice and humanity OF the lawgver
skansi the sophsres Of inhdel Philosophers; and 10 de-
NE world indebted for It's hsi ideas Of Republican
sDe constitutional Liberty.
TIC hts lecture viii he delivered on Monday evening sgh
ms al - ana The course will be continued three evenings
each week until comp e-i
Tickets ior Tue course One Dolar--;o be had al the
Library Mrm,e's may obtain tickets gratis above. Single
admission - cents H. X. BULL,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
OAKLAND SCHOOL, BUsLISGroS n J-Durins IN, de-
livery OF the shove lectures Prof WINES Will be- found eyery
morning, between the hours OF nine twelve cock Al
Mercantile Library rooms, Clinton ST. where he VIII he
happy 10 answer Inquiries respecting his .,ahshment for
the education OF Buys al Oakland ClFcasrs slain, terms
Ac coutainns testimonials from the Hoo. Henry Cav
the late Senator Southad Prof A. d. Bache Rev. br Be
lhns and Others be bad the desk o. no Librarian
oil Site Z. e. WINES, PuncipA
~ To Landlords and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No
roE-Tbe Sherih OF lbo City and County OF New.fork and
his Deputies. would respectfully boufy the Landlords and
Attorneys OF This City, iha, they prepared 10 execute
Landlords Warrants and the forecossng OF Chaitc Mort
gage, with punclusity and despatch Application TO be
made Il The SHERIFF. Oee, room No e. In ,hs Guy Fall
Nsw.York, Aas- Is. ista salA suis
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EXHIBITION OF THE " IVORY CHRIST"
At ~ Broadway, n. Y. This T. me largesI anu mos
n beautiful Ivory Statue in the World. II was executed
by Monk In the Convent ii 81 Nicholas al Genoa frm
,od BLOCK IF vor three feet long by curt en- inches diam
eer and il pronounced by the highest authority 20 90 WIZ
out parallel among works Of Art Abundance Is CENTS
Exhibition day and evening sls INNS
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full tusglons.
NIIw YORK CASH TAILORING E.

NEW 1VHN tHNH TSfHVhINV
House The subscribers would call the attention OF their
customers and public very large and well selected
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all the
latest STYLES of French and English Peo Cloths for winter
sarmeus black and fancy BonJeans elastic Cas-neres OF
entire new patterns very rich styles Of Silks Cashmere
and Velvet Vesngs suitable for the coming All Of
which will be msde order 81 few hours notice, and In
the superior style for which the establishment has
been 50 long celebrated
Employing in the cutting department the best talent in the
city We do not hesitate challenge comparison with any
In point OF STYLE elegance and workmanship. At the same,
time our prices viii convince the most skeptca, that hrsi
rate garments be furnished al very reduced rates for
cash We would call attention TO the Fancy Depart
n connected with e.taol snent, where found
every article requisite complete genteu.ns wardrobe,
of Tie newest and richest materials selected by
in the Paris and London markets Also assortment of
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments Of
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
articles OF dress for immediaeus-
ID All J. c. BOOTH & co
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Sept22 on the Grand Bank lat ~ so Ion 30 w fishing
schr Receccs of Marblehead IA days out with 1000 fish
Sept % lat 30 81 Ion Is w brig Talmadge and for
Portland. from Matsnzas.
Sept 20 lat 81 ST. Ion IS schr Commodore kearney,
days out from Newly
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lust PUBLIsHEp-PRroE 80 CENTS.

Obstinate Inveterate, and Habual
CONSTIPATION, fCosliveness) not only totally over
u come bur also completely destroyed without using
either Purgafves Injections Baths by Natural Simple
Agreeable and lnfilble Means, recently discovered IN
France followed by numerous Certificates from celebrated
PHYSICIANS and By aesaOns from other persons Of dsiinc
ton 80.
This Work, In English, printed IN Paris; published at
the National Depot0f WAsroS of Paris, No. 7it Maiden
lane New-York and sold by al Booksellers and Medicine
Dealers in the United Sa,es-Pce ~ cents. - lrsisrod
NOW READY for Carriers and Agents, the first mum
~ Der OF THE EXAMINER, a new Saturday paper, by
T. L. Nchos
CoSrESrs.-The Poetry Of City Lfe.-The Mafmen OF
Milan Tale Life IN the Mtrquesss Progress OF Opn
ions-Wouders Of past Words-Edllorsi Address Pol
tics Of the WOrd-President Polk and nis Once Holders
Inventions and Dlscove s-AnIdOte for Arsenic -
Roasting Humbug Mackenzie Papers, etc etc eic.
Pub ,bei II and 81 Ann--t Sold by III the Agents and
delivered by carriers six nunbef Three Dollars
avear o2lt-
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NJAYNARD e. MOVES Black. Red and Copying
wi IL. aNsE-N a RELL- I5d Nasaa,l-st Now ora

NAfNARD q NOfEs7 bl..H, Ne1 II 49, ~ -
wi lnks-JAESES BELL, lS S4sssu-st New iv.A,
Agents offer above superior Inks, pat W IN soes
nous sizes. ~ consumers aid dealers al The
t.cle ,.aa tho Tea, NJ
BLACK warISs lSK-Tnis Ink hss s.oSa ue .s' az o.
lime ~. bep cons sniy increasing 10 public ayor
snt patronage unt become ne eaalg aiuce 81 ths
kind the country II ss tnD, a, ~. a 49,
~, 80 a ch beautiful and permanent black; and
..isut,.d 20 both steel ard qulll pens.
Fr,g RED ISx-This lax Is recommended for lis
nror orancy Of color, and L warranted not TO fade BY
- pou- or long keepng Those 10 wish good article
are desired 70 give .ms : tr1s-
- COPYING IsK-Wnilug executed with this lax can DO
copied oy the copying press, and impression obtained a.
dsilci perfect the original IL combines ali the
properties the blacA writing nk and Is warranted equAi
any imported. slS imeoos
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REnlI Fashion

CP Fall Fashion for Hats, 1Sf5.-Our custom.
be supplied COULTER with the style
Fall Hats. WATSON Il co. l54 Chatham square,
sill TThSSistf between Mott and Mulberry SITS.
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GEO. H. WILLIAMS,

"a EXCHANGE PLACE, Is doors East of William
street, bis old customers, and Merchants gen
orally, his stock OF Black, Blue bacs, and
Colored Silks and Sans. Nelyets, BombazRes Apaccas,
Nous do LANES. Cashneres, Reps, Fine Ginghams and
other Dress Goods Nhiie Cambros, Muslins Dlml-
ties to 81 Laccs Thread, Lise, Embroidered Jaconsl
Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and ChiIi-
settles; Green Gauze, Barge and Lace Neis Iaii Sam
and Velvet Ribbons Cap AMI Bonnet Ribbons Wool,
WorsGed, Six and Broche Shawls Dress HdAis, Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen
tlemens Rich Scars, Craysss, Stocks aud Ties, Ae
- eodlsu
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boston AurtloN balfs.

by r.. Z. Il q. RICH, 10 and " Brosd-streeL Boz
Den ON WEDNESDAY, Oct 10
Doors, SHOES AND BsocASs-o oases Boots, Shoes and
~
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!. 40 THE PuBLiC-rAE BALt nVoM

- 40 THE ~ BLlC-lhE BALL hUOM IN the
shaSs Sxare Hotel hltlng and WILL 10 IN com.
plre order by hrst II Oclobof. Persons wishing
To get up Socey Military Balls any other Tesps cable
usftes wishing msslyes during The winter viii
do well by examining the Tor themselves sud the euo
scnber they mus be Pleased WIN locstlon winch
cannot BE- surpassed by sly other oi s s.ze In NE
city.
The Room will also be let, through the season, TO any re-
spectacle teacher OF dancii T. who can gel school 10
such an The VIII be let low
Also \ Bow ing saloon, with TWO alleys wei nted up.
which can be opened at tie shortest nouce.
Also a splendid Room suitable tor Lodges, with I'll lite
hyl.ros which can be- put operation whn very htle ex
There /, attached TO the building suitable for
holding two Buhard Tables. The above room VIII be le
!ow,to good tenants
of business viii please call and sec Tor themselves
lhc Boarding " III be continued - Usual VI
per and by the week and 10 permanent oosae pE
Ger /, silt tbs patrons OF the house
Lodging al IS cents per night .,,u
" NJ D. InnESuEh-
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PARIS EMBROIDERIES.

FI>HE SUBSCRIBERS have opened this day a complete
assortment Of extra nch Pellernes Chenzeis Flctues
Cazenovas. Berhs Collars, POCKET HdSs Cuts Sleeves,
&C &c worth from 80 each Also, embroidered Mus
lin Dresses OF white and coored The newest Polka patterns
Also Scarfs and thin Musns evening Dresses Tarlton
Musins Of desirable cOOrs for reasonable of
MABBETT, MULLIGAN co.
II 6teodiss 2lg CfrecnwIch-sL and n Barclay.
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Iafk
Lard .fsc'~ N,b'-
WHISKY. Sales 900 barrels Prison al "a cents.
INDIA RUBBER sHOEs-A auction to-day 800 cases
sold al about previous prices The company was good
GROCERIES, FOR TIRE Ddys-Mdscovado sugar
continues dull. but IN prices no farmer chansc II PVT
cepuble The sales Include 300 hhds and lVo PORTO Hco
for export 20 hhds Cuba for refining on private terms
100 - c,oix 7,aei cents: 5d6DO Porto Rico. chiefly
Tor refining nan 100 NewOrleans,7d7t 100 bags
White Brazil 81 300 boxes Brown Havana sia9t' 4
months and 800 do for export, on terms we old NOT
earn Moasses continues excessively dull, with small
sales There has been lees doing IN Coffee, sut thc
market is firm. and prices are well supported Inc SAFES
are 100 bags Brazil nj o. u a cents jaw Sumaua -
and 200 Java 9dlO;, mos.
COAL-Foreign continues plenty and dull and prices,
If any thing have downward tendency. We have only
to notice sale Of 200 tozs Liverpool at something under
3 50, mos.
NAVAL. STORES We notice sales OF 1000 barrels
Washington and Newbern Turpentinc at 81 81 y 2-O
10 2Q3O0 do White 81 IS aud 30 casks Southern
Spirits Tupen,ne lots. at 40t cents cash. and Az
months
OILS.-English Linseed has been sold in small lots AZ
"A cenis-besi American commands 65 acc in casks ana
bbs 1000 gallons Philadelphia &c sold at 63 IN pipes
and 65 in bis all cash; $50 bbls Crude Sperm not hrs
quality have been purchased at NewBediord JOY manu-
featuring here. at 80 cents Refined Whale ses IN los
at 4GQ47 cents 6mos Liver OIL is dull, ana OF ol'e
we have farther sales to report Import ih'o lne
United States since ct January last 2650O bois export
l42SjO bbs consumption IIo-JO DoS Piese"' ''O0A
wa
DYEWOODs-The demand continues moderate ana
we have only 10 notice sale ef 90 tons St Domingo
Logwood sl7 50 cash. OF LOCKWOOD there Is go1u
supply in market but prime fustc and most other de-
scrptions Of Dyewoods, are scarce.
FIsH-Dry Cod are not plenty, and Mackerel have an
inward tendency 800 bbls North No Mackerel. s6d
s6 % and 300 do North No. g. s l2l. leaving few or
none ahoat 1000 boxes Scaled Herring brought
52a55 cents Salmon have arrived more freely and are
dull.
RICE-The market is very dull, and sales have
come to our knowledge worth reporting.
SALT-Sales have been made Of III lasts Cadz. at
about % cents $40 sacks Liverpool Fine. Ashtons,
81 Is and 22O0 bushels Turks Island
WHALEBONE.-Holdersa ask 80 ; IS cents for North
West Coast and south Sea- and understand, 81 G3ls
and 3i4 the prices pretty freely offered Imports
into the United States snce ls January last, 2y52OOO
ms export same time, ! 9O6, 900 bs consumption.
81 900 lbs present'stock in the country $4,000 bs
FRUIT-Sales have been made OF 800 boxes Bunch
Raisins at So 30dS2 30.
STEEL-We notice sale Of 300 boxes Trieste, Tor
export, at Z! cents. 6 mos short price.
HDES-The only sale we have 10 notice is a lot OF
400 Rio Grande, weighing 81. ID, on terms not made
public
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r. To Hatrer-.-The owner OF a fashionable Hat
Store in the part Of the Cy, doing good ea-h bush
ness. desires TO sell good opportunity for compe
tent person with casa capital Address B, box
isre Iovsr p O. aus ..f
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NIL DEsPEKANDUM: may now exc AIN all taose
afflicted with Coughs Colds, Asthmss or ConsuHipuoni
f.r cure has found Sonpsrel Balssn and Aux
ui.ry Pills. The Basan very pleasant and imrnroi.ey
4ays AL rrt-ron 10 the Bsoncha and P.1era Tue Plus
search End eradicate any disease forming on the lungs
IN the Vscers-
Haste them al those who have need To Try H. for In uis
lie. convicon and three days exper ence Of W marvellous
qualities, will prove Its superiority 10 all other cough med
Prepared and sold By the Proprietor No. "a Bsnks and
Al Dr. POWERS late Dr.. HART of Broadway and
Chamberss New York and al Green's Book Store NO. %.
Psi.On-sL BrOlkyn. -, ,,, .,
Prce OF the Basam dollar per bottle, and The Pills %
,-nts a box SIS 2weodis'
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DIED:

At the residence of Mr.. Hugh Miller. at for Wayne.
Indiana, Saturday. September Goth. Mr.. THEODORE
t. CHAPLIN formerly of this city. aged 30 years
On Tuesday 30th ult Frederick 5. Norris IS OF Dan
bury. Ct; VIM Burns AZ.
On Monday. goth VIM. Lcdyard. Jr q.
At West Haven. CT 25th ult James c. Burre, former
~ Of St Crox, w. l.
At Cabotvle, Mass. 23d, Anthony S. ii. Bingham, Of
New York, 90
At Albany 9th Mrs. Elizabeth McBurney, n.
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SUPERIOR NEW HULLED BUcKwaEAT.

SUPERIOR NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT.
IN BARRELS, halves quarters, Fights and boxes, neatly
/ packed and selected with care for the Eastern and
Southern markets For in quantities. 10 suit purchasers,
by HOLT CO 80 rfontst
Aso Ohio and Genes-e Flour kept constant
" an hand OF Inn
NEW BUCKWHEAT, for shipping and FAM y use
neatly packed In bills haf b6lA quarters elshhs AND
boxes for sale by CROMWELL l. BIhDSALL,
80 iwss Successors to Holt 4 Owen. 10 FiontsL
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Drp GOODS.

INDIA MUSLINS AND MUSLIN sCARFS.
DEAL INDIA MI Sims EMb'D sHANLs Sc-Ihe
IL Ladies are informed that MABBETT, MULLlGAN
Co have opened this day variety OF India Goods m style
unlike any this country sale tat any other esiHo-
ishIen among them niia Musins. embd with cherry
color scarlet the real India Polka, for evening
or street dresses embd India Muslin Robes, short scaTis
Capes Long Shaws Points Ac Sains, coOred ana black
Sain Daulesk for Curtains, yellow crimson &c Grape
shawls and Scars Square and Long shawls, India Satin
emba shaws &c. &c. As many OF the above were pur-
chased yesterday at Auction they Will be sold cheap al II
BarcaJ- st and lly Cire.nwichsi. % 3tGSieod
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about 1000 bbls Mess have been sold at ID s New
Prime is nominal at u 90. In Beef we notice sae Of
400 bbls old Prime private terms The estimate OF
10 considered by some dealers too low. Another es
mate places tsc 5000 bbls Sales 100 barrels
No. , hard al cts.
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Schools.
ERENCH LANGUAGE-Mane.ca'. Oral

ERENCU LANGUAGE-Man esca'- oral RAJ - stein,
Il Gentlemen who have subscribed 10 the ne" evening
class are informed that the class will commence on Monday
Oct 9th. A. o'clock. H. - t...
Tad,e. are informed hat morning class has jusi
COMMENCED In which mIre pupils can be admitted
Madame Dursad invites those who feel deerous ui being
ACQUAINTED with mode importing Ter fathers nducFe
and practcn sy.ien 10 call Monday evening O'clock al
h saI dr-.idence No IS Walker.st 23i' ThSaiGM
re- Pe-IaI0zzian singing -chO0l.-Ihe susscri
Der viii teach school, On the Peeihozzlan pan, IN
The Lecture Room OF the Brsinerd church N RiyingOns
between Orchard and Ludlow ss.) commencing on " cd
nesday evening. October the 18Th, at afpas oclocS
Exercises preparatory the school, VIII be held IN Tue same
place "Wednesday evening the GU October al " hch Time
tickets NAV be had.
% Stood. DARIUS T. JONES. Teacher OF Music
nRIVATE DANCING ana " slIzBg Acsdeny, No,
L 90 Mercer-s- Che second hree-siory building below
Pnnce-sL)
Mr.. J. H. Soaring respectfully informs his friends
patrons and the public that bis classes for young ladies'
and masters will commence Saturday, Oct Ill., a. us
residence DAYS of tuition Wednesdays and sat
urdays, at 81 O'Clock, +. NJ. go.
Cieutemen's class will commence on Tuesday, Oct IAN
DAYS OF tuition Tuesdays and Fridays at O'clock r NJ
Glasses will be formed other days TO meet the con
ven;ence Of pupils Ladies and gentlemen wishing private
Lessons can commence Immediately Mr.. sEARlSGs much
admired La Polka Qnacrles and PosN Mazurka VIII be
taught in addition La Polka and the most graceful styles
of dancing and WALKING PrJdis Sores, exclusively Tor
pupils parents guard will be given ns usual o< ~
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DRIyATE DANCING aud slIzing Acsdemy, \
MUSIC.
L..~rfss sarHxF

IL first elements OF music, the art Of singing al slght, kc
can enjoy good opportunity for dong in Mr. amer
new class at III Broadway The class receives lis hfs
lesson this tThui sdayl evening o'clock new e.e-
mentary book fine of illustrating diagrams, &c ""
give his G. ass very superior privileges II
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ROIT RACE-A Mach Tor One


BOAT HAtE-A Ma'Sn ioi Ons
AA Hundred Dollars a side, NIL cone oil
A18u1l9fSSUR,4t the Eysan Fields. Hoboken,on Mon
4ss6~AA1ness8<6zsi Afternoon, Oct. 9TH al O'Clock
the celebrated scull boats Newly ORR and battery
Petite Yors he rowed by the Brothers Tenycxs
aud the Battery Pet by Charles Thomas ana yohn oooho
The dssnc, be = miles and TO be- rowed 10 heals anu me
winning boat to receive purse OF -oo pc gwen " VIC
propre,ors OF the Colouade. NJ. McCaRTY. q!
A MEXICAN GN N>ASiUM-The "nd-rsigned
n have satisfaction 10 announce that their gymnasium
situated at 50 and l6 Crosby, next adjoining b-echesl
will completed for exercise about the %'lh inst inr
Building viii contain in enclosure the space OF o"o
square feet comprising Reading. Dressing Bathing rene
ipg Sparng snd Wrestling Rooms ana Galleries Inc gym
na.lm room will be complete with all The various exercises
aud viii contain many never before introduced IN tins Cay
The Reading Room will be hued ont n handsome siye ald
.y be supplied with the regular files OF Cry and European
papers In connection with the Dressing Rooms, v be al
iached a Bathing Ro supplied with cold ana not
water Th- lessons in Fencing, Sparng and Wrestling
will be under direction Of the best masers Each oraicb
will be complete cement The whole viii be under
the Immediate superntendence of the Director ana pscu
lar care will be taken with the youthful members 10 ao"
them no improper injurious exercise The institution
vii e select and conducted upon the best principles so that
there will be objection, particularly 10 The YOUTH 70 ENJOY
the exercises necessory the health of.yery Individual
which the Institution Will offer. An lnstu'on OF h- hnd
all branches. and conducted upon sush prln-
cipe- but be approved of BY all - what the Wy
long been ia Of and the unders gned feel confident
of success Terms of subscription 10 the Gymnasium, IN
Guiding the use Reading, Dressing aud Bathing Rooms
Yearly sl2; Half Yearly 90 Quarterly s. payable IN sd
1856 Broadway I'd floor from Till o clock
JAMES T. HATFIELD Proprietor.
HENRY L. TWlGGS, Director.
N.w.York Oct Isl lp45 90 ST.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In ship Fideiia, from LtuerpoOl-Mr Mrs and Miss
James Rayburn. n b Livingston, Charles Tucker. t
Tilden ali of Nsw-York; w Holt of Liverpoo-236
in the steefage.
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MEMS, BOYS AND oHILDKENs'

A LARGE assortment a. wholesale and retail, No. ~
"A E@serv Y -l55ms- JOS. 3. CLOSE 4 CO
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HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA.
I OOK TO THE TESTIMONY Now thsiand NJ The
IL short time during which this invaluable medicine has
before the American puohc It's SPECIFIC properties and
virtues unequlyocay proved 20 be not only the most
reliable but also unang remedy IN All affections prescribed
be within legitimate CONTROL Unlike many Wanted ar
tcles advertised the Nap.a Syrup Is not put forth az sue
cedeneum for every ameni, remedy tor every disease
bat for siOnshing powers possessed by o,ner mcdicr
meut within of the Pharm scopHla, in alaying n
ritaon or !nfauaon coating- and srnuat
inx the broucnI action; m s remarkable virtues az az
expectorsnt and Alternative, ad above ali for It's wonder
iul property Of - -
ARREsTlNG THE FORMATION or TUBERCLE
and breaking down pulmonary diseases when established
All inqgers referred TO numerous recent cases which
will be cheerfuy furnished The Office OF the agency The
experience of Dr. Hastings and more recently six cases OF
cure vide London lancet effected by jealous fellow Ia
boer Dr. Hocken of London sufficient VI themselves 10
convince sEeptica Of the perfect cpfaohy
By the remedial agent VI mat justly dreaded cissa'e
Pllhiss Pulnonalls Tub1rcular Consumption Let none
despair. =.
MOORE & Co sole American SCENTS III Ann-sL N. \:
Price bote-Or sin bottles neatly and SECURELY packed
In boy ready for transportation 10 any part OF Tie
world can be hal s. Persons ont OF the city can have Il
forwarded them by express or other conveyance IL
IOHN Is. RICH, Denial Surgeon, has removed from
n WaTenstreet ~ 81 FoUrsreeI. one door west VI
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NEW SINGING BOOK.

yJNHE PSALTRY collection Of Church Music consisting
Of psalm and hymn tunes chants and anthems, being one
the complete music books for church cho conse
cations ard societies published by Lowell Mason and
George j. WEBB. Published under the sanction and appro
baton ofhe Boston Academy OF Music and Boston Handel
and Haydn Society For by -
HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE.
=. Also for sale Nv H. the Boston Academys Colec
uon and CGmlna Sara. slB law 3Ss
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Boar0irs.

Doar0irs.
BOARD WANTED-For the whole season, without
ID fuel or light for gentleman, lady, and two children
and wears old Requisites large room comfortably fur
ni-hed; higher Than the third foor two plain rocking
chairs included place for coal, house not above SAtst
and situated In q and airy within reasonable reach
the stages private family viii b. preferred Terms
be reasonable and stated IN the reply Address w h.
II Tribune Office. References exchanged. oil isti
BOARDING: in East Broac way.-Board with pleasant
ID may tie Obtained, application at No. lb5 East
Broadway Reference given and required OF 80
aDOHRUiNt.-furnisbe or unfurnished rooms let
ID will board suitable for married single persons,
reasonable Apply "a Liberty ST. near Broadway
References exchanged. n b. Gentlemen who wish to dine
only can be accommodated o2 wis'
DKIVATE BUAKD-Two Young Gentlemen or La
dies be eccOmmo eied vi board IN respectable
private family the upper part of the cltyocon pleas
ant and desirable, The family is small and quiet Terms
moderate mechanics preferred. Apply ~ BIeeckerl
near Carmine-si. next door TO the Shoe Store. IT.
DOOM. d-Room and Basemeot let, with or with
IL ont board Apply At 6l Eldrdge-st % -
DOARDINt.-A few genieei persons can be accJmmo-
ID dated with board and desirable rooms, with bedrooms
and closets adjoining the u and 81 floors Of house No
are arge and airy the house is well supplied With Gre
ton water aud bathing room, % which boarders will have
access without charge References given and re-
orir.d Apnv al FL rhHmbers-st- $50 isf
FEW single gentlemen, or gentleman win ms wife
"A can be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms
al 10 Cha nbersst doors west ofBroadwa. s3isn