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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
EIRE PROOF ROOFING and Lsihing The sl


scrlbef has Invented a substitute for wood lalh Fire
proof Ceilings can now be made at small expense.
Metal RoOlng can be furnished AT about the following
prices i G. Or common tln per foot x cfoss
un cents per FOOT Y double tin, cents per foot
sheet knc I'm, cents per foot sheet iron Tin II cenu Per
loot sheet iron raters 20 per sheet copper
cents per FOOT galvanized n 10 cents per foot Extra M
cement win used.
An experiment was tiled FIVE six years with gal
yanzed TN over cement tbs result Is that the TIA IS ust,d
through showing that cement galvanized tin IL not good
for roofing.
Meis of the different kinds Of roohng seen, and
~ necessary Information given, by applying SuMSkkS
I'm Ware Establishment, l5s GfeenwichsL 60 III Jaw
STOyES. Brass and Iron Railing, &c.Ths subscribers
- would inform their friends and the public In general mai
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves their Old 20
tabshed store No. ZS3. Waer-sL where will DO found
great variety consisting In part Of tlIs following
The Economist and Knickcrbocser Cooking Stoves, of
coal or wood The patterns fDr those Stoves beag new
VIII be found nj much closer Than The ordinary Stove sn1
they warranted 10 bake well
Perce's Air Tiyh Cooking Stove, for wood coal VII
be found 10 combine advantages than oksf yc
constructed having the FIRE chamber elevated enabling hs
extend the whole size OF the bottom OF S,oye
and warranted % bake well Persons about 10 purchsse,
would do well To examine this Stove there VAR
ETY. Of sizes hat the price ned be hindrance small
est families purchasing
Doctor Jenkss celebrated Patent renm Pulor and n 81
Stove.
Radiator ant Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases. Ar
Tight and Office Stoves. One and TWO hole Furnaces. Hal
ers and Ta.Ors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows Toge-
Their with general assortment Of brsss and Iron Railing
Brass Ornaments, Mica, Zinc, Cylinder Brick Deck Irons
Sc.
All Of which viii will be- sold wholesale and f.tail al
lowest prices, a. LStt Waiefsl between BeeHmsnst and
PecA slip MPHEKSEN 4 GUEST.
New York, August 49, isf5 sni9 sodSn
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THE CAUSE.

THE CAUSE.
What prompts you thus the flashing sword,
In stern delight TO wave
Is it the last, by Heaven abhorred,
To conquer and enslave 2"
mo- we beneath proud tyrants' hands
The slaves dark LOT have known
Too well to graft on happier lands
The suiicrings of our own"
ls il for gold ye flesh the sword
The o'cr-inhuman vice.
That breaks into the hearts red hoard,
Should bring higher price :"
Oh, no $50 oft did tyrants take
Our blood for golden gains
Nj even in vengeance could we make
mint OF human veins
III.
why then, unshcathe the flashing sword
Perchance your folly aims
At forcing history to record
Your exploits and your names I"
Oh. no mot one with loftier boast
Desccnds to future times
Than they, our tyranis-n0w the most
Accused for their crimes ~
And dare yc bare the flashing sword
Because We deem the shrine
Nour brethren built unto the Lord.
An altar scarce diviscl'
ooh, no, SO far the bigois' brands
Have burned into our souls
We feel that none but demon hands
Could light ia helish Goals
Not for a triumph Der the right
Not for golden need -
Nor Yet for glory DO we fight =
Still less 20 smte creed -
Bul that the land oppression binds
May be unbound again
And FOR the free and fearless mind.
OF independent men
A FREEDOM in the fair intent
OF gods eternal dover
Is frs, and simplest element
In mans progressive power
To wrench il from usurpers' clasp
We flesh those flashing swords
And when again it greets our grasp.
The glory be the Lords d. JEAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

DN ORDER oi Pairics q. ouchsn, E-qalie hrsg Jadss
ID OF Monroe County Courts. and Counselor OF the 81
prme surt. notice Is hereby given, tina, attachment as
been issued by sad Judge, against the es,se OF Wau
Anderson nonresident debtor, and That the will b
sold Tor the pay O his debs unless he appear and do
charge such At achnent according 10 law, within niee
months from the rs, publication Of This notice. and hat th-
ps eni OF any debts due him by residents his SAs
aad the delivery 10 him. for his use, OF any property viii
IN ms State belonging him. and the transfer OF any sl
properly by him. are forbidden by law, aud VOID
;. BouGHToN.
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FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
A. Xabsra. Cuba schr Hope Mitchell tor NforS IN II
DAYS the only Am in port
Cleared at Hamilton. Bermuda 10Th ult schr Cherub,
Hunt NYOTk.
fingered at II Georges 18th ult bng Juan de Cara-
gena GRAY NN1rk
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The Committee of the Loyal National Repeal
Association of Ireland offer sum OF = 20 for Sc
ries of Six Designs in Outline Drawing the sub
jecis to be illustrative OF Irish History.
A new Celtic Society has been established in
Dublin for the cultivation of Ancient Irish Liiora.
turc
The following extract from letter to the Repeal
Association shows what Mr. OConnell thinks of the
hard feelings engendercd by making the beautiful
airs of Ireland tributary to internal discussions
As TO the Repesers Irish tune possibly be
disagrccahe to them, and II il dsaerceabe
the Reporters ough, checrfuly to concede brother
lrshmcn the selection Of any airs that pleased them.
solves-Besides the "Boyne Water for instance is a
beautiful air The Southern Repcalcrs have in many
places taken up national aiI-and hope il viii
become general with the Repcsers of the North
well AS those Of the South Let the Repeal wsrdcps
communicate 10 such Catholics not Repcslers
earnest advice listen chcerully and merrily 20 sny
the OrNngemcn may play and thus to make music
what il ought 10 befhe Of harmony and not Of
discord among irishmcn Of all persGssions As the
Repcalcrs. let them JOIN IN such tuncs-nobody then
can consider them source of injury offence I re-
peat, let the folly Of resen,ing particular musical
Be abandoned for ever.
This is bat the same advice which Moore long
since gave in one of his beautiful melodies Speak
ing OF the fexd OF Dscord tina, lay hid in the
river Boyne where the Irish under James Second
were defeated by the Germans and others under
William Third he represents the genius Of Ireland
weeping on its banks
When will this end ye Powers Of God -
She weeping. asks tor ever.
But only hears from out that Hood
The Demon answer Never
We trust the last word was not prophetic.
Mr. O'Connell concludes with a reference TO his
own mountain sports.
have Ahc pleasure to acquaint the Association that
the harvest thank God in this district is very abundant
aud almost A. perfectly safe. The poor mans harvest
IN particular Is this year cxcellent-bessed DC God
can siiotd. therefore 10 lose several DAYS Of my
bunting never knew weather In which the scent so
totally refuses TO he. Although rising al six in. the
morning, while the dew is yet heavily on the ground
find the dogs quite unable 20 hunt my excellent PACK
for the first time totally defeated and cnriossy
enough II is only by remaining u four in the after
noon that the dogs able 70 develop their instinct,
and 10 hunt ss usual
fp' The novels Of Ranim are out of print and
can only be collected by patience of research His
excellent brother, we understand conlemplaies
new edition, with life of the author
NATIVE NASUFAcTURE.-Out of the excess OF
railway speculation a great good has ultimately
sriscn Having driven lazy capital into active cir.
culatiou, il has given sober. healthy stimulus to
other mercantile pursuits, and Lish trade and com.
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LEGAL Notices.
DUBLiC NOrICp,.,,-.---

"a. IN SVIlCE hereby gwen, that sealed prone.
81 Renal. pn1 u Tie Dice Of the saperp,.pd-,,
=, $50 vs1s @s lih October, for build NJ Ps,.
ssssA rsn. .Dd .Pesdesloss or ,b- .sys :,
Now OK. OcL l.i Ia.
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lii FALL FA~HlONS.-TO nose VINO study econ
omy, the subscriber In accordance with the t.mes has
reduced his superior Imitation Moleskn Hats on Fur
bodies TO the extreme low price of D. The above an
elegant dress hat and will compare advsntag eousy with
bats sold IN this city al $3.50 and $500 Also constantly
manufacturing Fur and Silk HAls OF the best quality latest
pattern and al the lowest city prices for cash
An assortment Of yet and cloth Caps constantly hand
IT. 10 any instance. the above does give perfect sasac
ton, be uLy obtained by giysg Information 10 the
subscriber J. w. KELLOGG, No. ll6 CanaLsl
3rns
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BOARDING SCHO.

PREPARATORY tBOARDfNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
TOWN. CONN-D. H. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1854 Sessions MAY 18Th ana Nov
18Th continuing I'VE morihs al 50 per session Thorough
preparation College business and personal attention,
are secured To pupils fully as In e most pensivr scoos
Lads from NewlOfs placed 10 charge Of careful per-
son. gong and rrurrg Circulars 81 ~ Market and
Rrnsfway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
WILLIAM JONES, Shert
THos. +. PsEsS. Deputy Sheriff - iaw6w
ny ORDEK of he Hon. CHARLES P DAILY A..

u Y,
ID Judge ofthc Count OF CommOn Pleas Ot The CITY s
County OF New York Notice hereby gwen pursuant 70 hs
provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments noa
resident debtors thsi attachment has Issued he "a
tale ofJAMES y. HOLMES. anon-resident Of The SasS
New-lork and that the will be- sold for The payment a
his debts unless he appear and discharge such schmen q
cOrding % law within nine months rom the bret pubAcsnoo
of hs and that the payment OF any debts due 10 lin
by residents Of this STATE and The delivery hun for M
use of any property within L- STATE belonging 10 hm al
the transfer Of any such property by HIM his agents are M
hidden by law and are voi-Dafei the 5h day OF Marrk
1915 A. WILLIAMS. Attorney FOR Attaching Cre,ltors
Argus please. COPY. nlfS lswAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

sept 80 lat q 49, lon - 20 schr Islma, ,, days hence
for Havana.
,h inst, 20 miles East Of sandy Hook schr Lexington,
from Philad foT Boston.
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SFJNE FRENCH ROOTS n, a.

6FINE FhENCH BUUTs Tor 81, ciiy made,
nne French imperial dress boots for - 80, equal
those ade In other stores for 80 and 81 fine French
- water proof bOOtswith oiled silk between the uppers,
10 >5equs TO those made in other for 81 and 49, Al
boots warranted 10 give satisfaction Young Jones' fine
French Imperial boot and shoe mandatory OF the
fashionable In this city We and buy your boots
of u.s. and realize saving Of nifty per Mending, &c,
done IN the store. YOUNG JONES No. Ann-st near
Broadway, New York Small profits our motto. Of lmeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

For The Weekly Tribune.
NATURE. d. BIZ II. HrbsARD.
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a FTERNOON AM EVENING Glasses

\ ; Nilcpl,t. are being formed Mr. Greeulcai's
School of Young Ladies, leo Pereponist Of Clinton.
Brooklyn. For Terms &c, Brooklyn papers. Of ~
BOARDING SCHOOL Al New FAIRFIELD. Conn -
ID This School u accessible by many pessan routes. The
principal are via Bridgeport, NOrwak and Harlem Rail
road and line OF stages. The location is dstn ushed for
saubny and healthul1ess The Academy ard Boa ding
House admirably arranged for the convenience happi
and health OF pupils The system II instruction Is thor
ough az practical embracing all the branches apperian-
a comprehensive English and Classical education.
Also Modem Languages preparing students for College.
Commercial and business operations. The pupils under
the immediate and sBpsnntendence Of the Principal,
who not only seduousy attends their education but
vigiany regards their personal habits cleanliness polite
carriage aud department The Winter term Of -
commences the 9th Of Oct $50 per term In
Gliding Board and Tuition. JESSE PECK, Principal.
Reierences.-Messrs Richard ID. Covert, Walst New
York; Thomas r. Newell II Cedarst, do; Rev. George
Peck ID. ID. 30 Muberry-sL do William Cumberson, loi
Prospects Brooklyn John Nsylor q Nass,ust do s6 jS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

ERANk nILLER's Leather Preseryauye and Wa
Il ter-PfOOf Oh b!aosng.-I have made arrangements
with the proprietor OF TINS valuable article that hereafter
can supply Merchants Shoe Dealers and others the mss
house, No. John-sL
THIS article well worth tie attention VI the pubic,
and which every individual wearing boots soes VIII DO
Vel 70 use IL does not gye polish but penetrates tne
lealh-', rendering sO, piabie, nperg1o1s aid
nlucn more durable. Gentlemen having their boots Goa
ttanty polished viii Ind Il interest u maze
tas -c- A. needs but an occasional application whs
ny sieam oAachins may De- used daily giving tine poas
Zach box contains sufficient for az outdoor i1bonng nan
one year WIN directions for using II H. Think desusrd
10 be extensively usrd.
n. b-Ih7 universally admired Paste and Liquid Bscs'
ing as usua also ack Essn and LEX Of qusgJ
steam Backing afebouse No John-sL corurr ofbrosd
CHARLES LEE
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6tbools.
BoARprYG AND DAY SCHOOL

ENOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs BAILEY viii be happy 10
rece've her pupils Monday the sth Of September
There are few vacancies for boarcrs; Hose DESTROYS VI
placing their daughters al this establishment will please ap
ply Al Ms Bailey ,sdsnce, No. 10 Caropsc Ble>ck
En- At. suh 6fxs
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IrRENCH Il GERMAN CLASSES--G +. srRU-
i We, late Professor of Modern Languages in Brown
Uuvt sity forming classes In the French German
Languages Tho RObertsOnan system I'll his No
Gil Broadway Gentlemen enter their names al the
Book Stores of Messrs Bartlett Wexford Ros Lockwood
Son and T. J. Crowen Ladies wishing 10 form private
classes viii be waited 90 81 their residence II required
ais Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Bri- Mon:elA lof Boston, Powell, 20 days from IA
bara (Cuba) with tobacco sc 70 Ill., Of hos
ton
81 bris Quadruple Swan, days from Bermuda IN bal
lasi % Middleton Co.
Schr Henry Clay Chance , days from Virginia with
corn and oats 20 II Ravens
schr EAza. sawyer. from Kingston, y, with eoa,
bound 70 Passport
Enz Comet knowles from New Haven, in ballast u
Peek & Van Berger.
-chr Queen Pampdcn, Ihomaston lime.
Schr Virginia. Hall. Fleet0wn ballast
~chr Erie. Gibbs \ Bedford OIL
Schr Black Hawk Chase. Somerset Mass, ballast
Schr Stevens Briggs Dton ballast
Schr Rival Underwood Haven. ballast
sloop VIM Penn SANFORD Bedford oil.
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NAVIGATION

In ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, tanghi Complete
9. y Cherry street By Capt n T. Hand practical NRyt
snd Teacher FOR y years Surveying sad tr nrerns
- su rirT. viii he fh.frafr, generally ~. N0'
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NIESSRS. Chas Couden \ Or. T. O. Porter, No IS
wi Marxs Place viii re-onen tLeiL Schnnl The lsi

NIEssKs. Chas. couder Or. 7. O; Porter, No IS ST.
WI Marks Place VIII reopen their School the Isl Of
september
Besides preparing scholars for College they give such par
cu attention To the study and practice Of the French that
FOR the last sixteen years this institution has been In opera
ion there IA no instance Of pupils who could not speak
French fuently aiter two years In this School
The French and Spanish Languages part Of the reg
lar course OF instruction in the school
German also taught fdcsred for which charge
10 made. aug 3m
EDUCATION FOR BOYS, at the Washington In
~ Itt1te, Thirteenth ST. sis I'm
nISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL, No 400 Bow.
- cry near Astor and La Fayette place NewYork. Mr
Dhss the honor that his Schools open daily for
Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding
TERMS
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING.
IS Lessons col Month ...........i9 90
10 do ........... 10 % ~ Rides. .........O ~
( do ............ colo do ...... ......... 90
Single Lessons........ 2oosinge Rdes........." IS
Road do ........ 2 81
B-Hghy trained and quiet Horses, for the Road or
Parade, 10 let RULES
1. All Lessons or Rules paid for commencing.
. One hour allowed each Lesson Ride In the School
3 One hour and half to Lesson on the Road.
I. Hours for Ladies', from A. NJ. to p. NJ
= Hours for Gentlemen from To A. NJ. and to r. VI.
s. No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
10 Ladies.
card Of address Ia requested previous To commencing
~ nIlemen keeping their Horses this establishment
VI have the privilege OF riding them In the school gratis
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% o.
cnERIFF,s rALE.n..

I'm - 80 BY WINE ofs wit ofs-r, ,.-,.
- 10 Ne duet.'N al' ae-vesed vii .x,s. ,1iss
Thnrsday ne ION day Of October next a. ~ 70 ae o.
the City Hal OF the CITY Of New-Yo,s !, 4, 80 q
the right tie snd inefrs, al William -, ,sss ~
on The iweufyh0h day OF July, taoa,nni : -
and f,Tty-hvr any time Afterwards of u 80 n, ~
ho-e o's Of ground slusicd yns sna h.iny An NJ
haitansle, la the IN Warn ~ he CAy q New ySr.
known ard distinguished on smsp % Msri2 an,ie n,s
he neeLih day os September IN u. year is.s b,
Charles Loss Cy surveyor. A. lots number ninety ain.
tll hundred ard liol hundred anl aree1S,
and hundred and ave to ben ola tract PACE
81 snd formerly belonging 10 ohm /. Nadron. Ae X ir
lem d-css wch said four lots bounded on he W..,
~ me oh>omingaae road street. snd on re North y,
ot hl9 Z one hlnrod anl seven liu7, on The East By 90
huser ten twelve and fourteen, art he >og.h By @.
nnoer nneyscyen ,s7 each Of the said four lots being
1"stis-ne irrt IN iroat and AMI hundred sr
deepen sch soc BY reference o. Inc said map vii more
iny APPEAR Together with Sl and -nu the ienen-u
heresnrns 4t appenenances ther,gnto beong ng o. :
any wise appciarng The sad above described prOpr,,
i recorded N he Registers Office III 81 of conveysncs.
PAGE Isl. Ds'ei y. YORK. September s. i8ga
WILLIAM JONE-. Shcris
p : avs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

WI French Department, No. u Chsnherssl Professor
Bssset IS about 10 organize bis evening classes N rrench
FOR he ensuing season at No IL Chsmb-rss for puzzle re-
siding down town and 4, his residence. AS Hgtsons', lie
5h above - Luke Church. or hose Aving up low n
By bis method, pupils acquire Etenoh p-acncsy and
grsmmalicav without much study This system = ne ~
Of ye-rs OF research The pupils and themselves re-
heved The TASK OF hour study 20 I've minutes
No books used except ore 90 read ana usn-se IN
three four tOroug nSw edge OF French = OBJ
tanned Pelse % apply for ar-ler Information A. No i
Chanbersst. the Institute under CIV HAL
i.i Huisor-s O1Ssu
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MECHANICS, INsTITUTE-Eveniny schc

wi No. u Chsmbers-sl.-Terms To members the In
s,iiue, - per quarter Of II weeks nonmemoers, 81
school commence MONDAY the 6th of Oct Bills pay
able IN advance. NJ. G. TRACY, Principal
] J. MAPTs Chairman Sch. Com $50 Wv.
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SflEHltF'> SAIE.-by virtue Of a VITA o. t.r
- acss issued OCT o. tie Court Of Comnoa Peas Il ~
Cty and County Of Newly ors and 10 directed an q
vered VIII expose 10 pghiic sale ~ the Nesubue o< a.
City Hall In The said City, the sixteenth day VI Octcbs
next al 2ococS. u All tie night, tile and Interest wl,s
james VI Get gan had the nineteenth day OF july os.
thousand eight hundred AMI forty tive, any tine sAr
wards, In The foloviDs real estate % vii: AL ho~.
ceftsn lots OF and situate he twelfth formerly u.n,s
ward Of the city of Newly oTs, and known msp Of "A.
Harlem Commons made by Charles Clinton. surveyor :.
lots number H. b. H. Is and 80 between the an sai -
avenues and between 5ih and seth SIS with the sppurecsr
ces, &c. Dated, New-lork, sept III, 1873
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UI-A- Eh|.
Brig Plymouth. Of Boston Msbec from Easiport 18th
u f,r Bsrbsdoes or Jamaica struck ledge OF West
aoidy Head night If 2-th and put back 10 EasPor for
repairs which are said % be triainc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

IN JUST FINIsHED-Elegant short Moe.kin
lk Hats, Al the low price Of 81 Fine Nura Fur So
These Hats are equal to Hats commonly sold by OH
at 81 Also, elegant Imitation Moleskn Hats 81 50
and 81 % GEO. 7. ii. BROWN, Practical Halter,
SIS In li6 Canalsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Classes Ladies aud Misses Of various grades in pusi
cal studyboih In SOiegge and NOcazauonare taught IN
The morning and afternoon. The for Ladies and Gen
Yemen Ia the evenngone Of which classes Is now study
Ing the Opera Linda hi Chsmonix," by DonizeliL
The Piano Forte ard Singing Is taught In private lessons
other AZ The school or The rnpLs resdence. OF I'm.
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MEMORANDA.
The Packet ship D1chesse dOhesns, Richardson, for
Hayre will saf this day al II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

L Mrs. CALDWELLs Boarding ard Day School for
Young Ladies will open IN Brooklyn, al No % Nioughhy
English French Spanish, German and Italian languages
Writing Arithmetic Geography Astronomy. with he use
the GObsl History Naiur History. Natural snd Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters Geometry, Algebra and Elocu.
Music. the Harp, Piano. Guitar aud Vocal Music TIE
French and spanish language are IN general use m the
family There Will be no charge In any Instance 10 The
dsng hters of clergymen-
Mrs C. permitted 10 refer 10 persons OF The highest re-
speciality both IN the city OF New-fors and Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

1V1 Sers, Ncstchester Co 10 niles roni me cry OF new
York having opened School for the education Of her ow
daughters will receive twelve other young misses III
to her family 10 be educated with n I'M.
The Fail Term will the hrst Thursday IN No
veuber Circulars containing terms may be- found Al
the Office OF the Anglo-Amercan, No Barclay-st Astor
Rpl1ing OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Prom the Lower Bay, ships Patrick Henry Deano for
Liverpool
From the City. Hebrew. London Robert Parker. New
Orleans. sutton Char bark Reform, Mobile briss
Samson :, Marks Haish,. Port an Prince Mahon. "a
vannah: Br schr Acadia, II Johns NIB. and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

II RACQUET, Classical, Engish and Frrn.h >caoo
~. EhEAbcihown New Jefseylu his sch0u the Gucient
modern languages taught win great care. lups
prepared for college or he counting house ard have The
advantage OF hearing and speaking daily the English Span
i.h and French languages.
Circulars may be the bookstores Of Messrs r. locS
wood Son, al Broadway, and Thos. J. Grower, oS
Broadway OF 5iswimrurhAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

BRUNSWICK sHEkTINGs.--The bruns~1n
- the heaviest OF all The "A Brown sneengs, beag sDe
pyani 10 2 yards aud he pfcs tut shade soo.
The ordinary coItoD goods. Country merchants are s1c
e 10 examoe th, sfc.e ia Connection with general -
soriment Of medium priced yard wide sbeetGzs, wofss
cent? 70 crns per yard Ao best southern CotLen
Twist No " 10 ana II Also bsi1, "ic-
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