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Boarding ano fotsls.

llOARDlNG.-liood Rooms, with comfortable arcom.
ID modaous and board, be obtznssi No ISL Hud-
onlns ST. Lnkes Church. To. house has large
garden attached and Is every respect desirable sumner
residence 80 inlrod'
lkUAilD. win very pleasant Rom, for t~O yOung
- men, gentleman and his wife, al 70 oecsmsbs 81
GOOD reference gwen and required ~ 81
An ARTIST Ut undoubted qualifications 10 de-irous To
"A procure a room and board IA Ia private family In
AID -ngng AFTER Tie Italian, French snd knssh
Schools cousi be made compensation therefor The best
be given character and capacity. Ad-
dress Is box al Poet Othce o55t'
a GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with = very
pleasant Room IN private family near The Battery, ~
addressing 4. l.. Commercial Advertiser office. oo SIC
PAKThihNTS WANTED.-A small family wish
apartments comprising rooms. IN the vicinity OF Amos
Fourth SIS Kent must be- moderate and references ~
to character Will be exchanged Address X L. ~ this
office. oj@
BOARDING IN East Broadwsy.-A few Gentlemen
- telr Wives single Gentlemen, can De accomino-
dated pleasant and board qaie family hero
bosfde The location 10 very pleasant and
desirable Apply at 1853 East Broadway References gv-u
and required. 0zw'
llOAkD-Pleassnt rooms uniu nisied, Win
- boa q, suitable for two single gentle
and his wife, be had reasonabie
io7 Broadway. References exchanged oS Nv
llOARDINt:, near Broaiwsy.-ro Let, large nd
ID small rooms, with board gentlemen and tfelf wives
single gentlemen. Apply al S hesis ST. Reference fe-
CURED. oil Wv
pOARDINt:-Two small sIn.ies can obtain board
Dfeasouable terms, al 20! EastBroadway. oil lw
DUAixDINts--A lew single gentlemen VI Two gentle
and iu board with pleasant apsrimeDs ny sp
plying IT No. Second st - ~
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NAVI9ATION

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, Taught complete
L al q Cherry street. hy Capt N r. Hand, practical Nsy
slor and Teacher 81 Surveying aud Engineering
NJ all srd. With yenrreily iyi2
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

re- DIR. 4. I. Won Corfs Patent Galvanc Bands
with Magnec Power These Electro Gavanic bands have
proved o he greatest efficacy the system In almost all
diseases They viii speedily remove the most acute pans
sny pa Of The system. Sold with full directions AZ No
ana. broadway. sis e,-difOs
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stances
s.S,,, Cobb Sanders Cobb.
,..,ai a, traveller ,ew'el-er ewel.er
nsr,lons per'iLous ciy'li1e civ'il-Ze
,rns,'velous maxwell ous wooden wOOl-len
,no,sLis, nnrnlst cooler cooler
cucti. du'cLhsi travelling travelling
wor slipping wor'shp-png equality equality
wor.hip ed or'shp-ped e'qused e'qual-ed, &c
And again in these derivatives;
Sanders. Cobb Snsders- to,'
-.n,ou enrol vell-unweu unwell
still stiffness still ness hl-iulhl inhl
ful-fullness fu ness skill-skillfu sSiiul
wil-willnl vii ful thrall-thrslld0m tralldom
in-iiness III ness sull-insuU hsti
dnll-iulness iul ness cal-recan recall
sc &C &c. NC
So of very many other words contained IN the
rival works II will yet be confessed that Webster
was the first photographer who attempted to spell
the words the English Language with systematic
correctness and with some reason for every spelling
beside blind conformity to custom, often papably
errenous In the execution OF his gigantic under
taking, be did not wholly avoid errors, which his
friendsarc under no obligation to perpetuate but he
is so generally right that of two spelling books the
one which comes nearest his standard will almost
certainly be nearest the true spelling We think
careful and candid comparison of Cobb's and San
derss books will establish this point
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IVES'. ACADEMY or MI>IC, az How,

Glasses Lalies aud Misses Of various grades iSus
ca smdy-hoth In SOiegge snd NOcaiztonarr Taught IN
ihr mornn. ana afternoon The same for Ladies and Gen
enen In the evenngone Of which classes i now study
ing the Opera Linda Di ChamourN' boy DOnIzeui
The Piano Forte aud Singing Is taught IN private lessons
.h at Ia 1no or her res
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NAPIER PKEs>, dsa5.- eylind-r. 5.A5, inohc. IN
~ comol-ss order Tor sae-Ta- above Press 10 one Of
Uoe Cd , No and 10 substantial, quick press.
IN will DE soh low for eash approved notss Inquire 81
IS Annst-Nev- York, Sept To- $40 Savu
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NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
IFRED ROACH CJnstab.- Of he Secord Ward. Dezs
n cave 10 inform AMI The pubic IN general uai b.
,,I, al landlords warrant- ant hem and
attend. 10 The foreclosure ol mortgages agent for letting
bou.e. and collecting rents, Nc House No ~ Cf 81
OEce al TIE Marine Court ~ S~eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

j thor OF improved German aud English Phrase Book
and Professor o. the German language teaches separately
or 10 classes Several -lssses Tor ledes exclusively
will be arranged by 'he cement OF October, rs di
erent parts Of The town Terms 50 per quarter IN advance
Applications should be made TO NJ Erheer, al The Office Of
VI Van Hoevenhergh. ESQ. No IS Centre-st $ lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

LKENtH n UEW-HAN ULAsSrs.-u. r oIhU-
l. VIZ, lae Professor Of Modern Languages In Brown
University form classes In the French and German
Languages tia Rob-rs0nien system. al his rooms No
Ell Broadway. Gentlemen enter their names Al The
Book Stores Of Messr- Barleu Wexford Roe Lockwood
Il son T. J. Grower. Ladies wishing To form private
classes waited tl-r residence II required
sI1f m
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At .Sl Brosdway, corner Broadw sy and ChsnberssL-
"A j. \. BROWSE begs to inform Tho elite oi musical
and the public generally that be has removed bis snow
rooms to and would Cal. their attention
excellent selection OF srandti and sctare s Ae and
Cream patterns of double and snsieacon Harps con
sucled approved principles with ali uSs mo
Improvements OF London and Paris and unequae In
brilaucy Of Tone touch and perfection VI mcchansm
Particular nj them for the extremes of ell
this country The opinions u the hrs musical and
talent this country and Europe 10 sufficient
l-sl of their superiority. Harps repaired, Strings. NC.
J. f. BROWNE, Maker and Importer, iron
Erard's) London,
28l Broaiwsy and Is Chamberss o. kewYork.
Es sb<d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

Il ls.sica EcucatOn, situated al New Milford btch-
held County. Connecticut. Incorporated by Act OF Lees-
re Trustees of gnquestonabe character Is open
the reception OF young persons OF both sexes and oIes
every the Consideration Of parents and guar
dians who anxious efficient and thorough
education for heir children aud wards.
One hundred dollars per year payable quarterly VIII IN
cuGe all G education, ~ ith board washing mend
ing aad incidental expenses.
PETER P. GOOD, Principal
Further particulars and circulars may be obisined al IA
Wnnsfer.sf - lnleOdF
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IN~TIQITE-tvenln

MECHANICS TN~TIlI TE-rVrnlng scnuV,-
wi No II COMMUNICATIONS To members of the In
siute, 3 per quarter Of - weeks non-memhers, 81
school to commence Monday the 9Th of Oct Bills pay
abe advance. NJ {. TRACY, Principal
j. J. MARES, Chairman Sen. Com 80 Wv
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rI,uE EATONTOWN INsTITUTE. y. j. cnn.

Quoted strictly Physiological and chronological prin-
cp.es, furnished win Gymnasium shower Baths, ana
other important provisions for health, and calculated 10 I'M
part sound practical education, 10 qualify the student 10
study any profession 10 enter any class IN college VIII
of Srew .bury cree miles from the celebrated watering
vace OF Long Bra en- and half mile from Eaonkown Land
ing where plies daily from foot Of Caherne--t
NY Further Information given, and circulars furnished
st lR Nassau Il nv lo4 gt'l b. J. GRAY. Proprietor.
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NIEssRS. Chss. COudert Il Dr. T. o. Porter No. - 3
wi MARKS Place. viii reopen their School The ls

NIEssRS. Chas Coudert 4 Dr. 4. o. Porter, No - g.
wi MARKS Place Will reopen their School on The LIST OIL
Sep.-lnDsr
Besides preparing schOlars for College, they give such
ucuar - study practice Of the French, that
for the years This institution las been In
iiOn Is instance Of pupils who could Cot SPEAK
French auenly a0er Two years IN this School
The French and Spanish guages part OF the regl-
lar course Of instruction 10 ne school
German i also Gghl desired for which an extra charge
u made aa<s pm
Miss rfAKY HATHaWAi'> School for Young
WI Laies = open Al No. 1870 Avenue SIKH: Circ-
Of terms and references can DE- had on application
. 5lsl5tO.'
EDUCATION FOR BOYS, al the "asA'rgteH IN
h 5titsie Thirteenth 81 80 m
nI~BROW,- RIDING SCHOOL, No. iS Bow
~ cry. Asior and La Fayete place, Sew-rork hh
has lie honor hat hs school open daily Tor
Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding
TERMS
LECTURE LESSONS gxEscIsE RIDING.
10 do 10 % - kiirs...... ..-....l0 ~
do ........... 5 u 10 DO ...... ......... o.
Single Less0ns....... ~ SINCE Rdes........... -
Rosd DO 49,. : 5Jl
" B-H yhy trained and quiet Horses for The Road or
Parade, 10 - RULES.
l. All Lessons or Rules paid commencing.
one hour allow ed each Lesson Ride 10 tbe School
= One hour and a half ~ q Lesson on the Road.
4. Hours Tor ladies', from A. VI. 10 , 2. d.
s. Hours Tor G-ni-rnel. from - A ~ and 10 2. NJ
No g-ru-men admitted during me hours sPprspra-d
70 Ladies
card OF address requested previous commencing.
~ niiemen k--pir their Horses IN this establ' nrni
VIII have the privilege Of nding them IL nc school grsss
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VIOLINCRLLO.-Fos yale. cheap, vlsnscslo of
Y saps1isr toosl Apply q so2 Esst Broadway 81 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

V,uE GERMAN LANGUAt.E.-M Ertheie

"A Freuc, Language under the instruction Of Professor
a Nlepl- uov being formed Al hr. Greenirai's
school fOr Young Ladies 100 Pierepontst Of Clinton,
BROOKLYN. For Terms. &C, See Brooklyn papers. % II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

49, LO~T-on the ST inst, large Newfoundland
A~ Dog. The dog had black body, III breast and
up " hl- Is . white-answers TO u- name "
Nep. Nhosoey-r Will return hm to No |! CorpelIs Of, will
+. ~
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LIFE INSURANCE

LIFE INSURANCE.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Boston, have established AN Agency IN
The Civ 81 New York for the purpose Of receiving appca
lions for Life Insurance. &c.
DIRECTORS:
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER.
WILLIAM PARSONS. CHARLES ?. CURTIS,
FRANCIS G. LOWELL, PETER WAINWRlGHT,
X b. FORBES WILLIAM ". STONE,
GEORGE II. KUHN THOMAS 4. DENTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS President.
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DROFEssOk or MUslC.-Mr. sARONi has us
honor The Musical Circles oi New orb,
that limited number VI pupils either al bic
rooms No 10 LeonaTdsL at their own Residences for
In hs whole any branch oil Vocal and Piano
Music and the science of Harmony u Having had Tho
advantage OF personal nsfuc frsn Mo Copsn HIM
SELF previous 10 his DEATH Mr. Ssoni 10 prepaid 70 Inn
part his pupils knowledge OF tho celebrated Aolss
AlscLneDI ell I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

DIA<O FORTE Manuactogy-Ihe subscribers arc
l. now finishing sn entirely srtcie Oi instruments,
which warranted superior In tone 10 any Ia and 10
keep In tune longer. This Improvement consists IN
Harp frame peculiar construction, obyistng every obre
lion by the Of metallic plates In In
f-sing the tono Professors and purchasers invited 10
an examination of these instruments.
GLENN ROGERS 4 co.
of I5l fulton 81 East side Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
VALUABLE tXrkRNAL REMEDY.

uUNT'o LINluENT.-This celebrated remedy IS now
for the first Offered To the New ork public the c---
sgima introduced has induced the proprietor to ~
tend sale throug the cOunty There yet been
discovered external remedy that has proved certain ~ s
cts permanently the following diseases: Rh,d
ti, Scsisd Limbs, PAN in The Chest and Back SprdIs
Brtiis., N,rrons .fec0Hs WeakHrss fhe JOINTS CON
ract0ns of Muscles Burhs Salt Rseum. Group. 7gne
IN the tace Tooth Ache, &c. nc.
h- following letters from the highly eminent Physicians
who have had charge of the Hospital IN the Sing Sg state
Prison many th- powerful evidence IN aVoI
of this celebrated External Remedy and SuicIent guaa'
TEE that ii Is worthy confidence Of thr public. For plrti
cvsrs the certificates accompanying each box frce %
49,, ,,,.
Mn Dear Sir: Received your YESTERDAY asking my
opinion relation Hunts Lniment. prepared BY NJ " r.
Stanton knowing its composition. aud having irlucHtl
used it. recommend 10 you as sale rfrfhh iehe"S
and in IT. +; opinion the best Lnlm-nt now IN use
Very truly and respectfully yours,
Col PIsnRE y.~ CorRrtaSpr
fully concur in the above opa,9n ,,,o,,p, un
This Liniment is sold By Rush,on Go 40 Broidway 4
Astor oulr. Broadway, Fourteenth sret A. b.
Sands 70 Fulton street 27i Btoldwny East Bfoai"ay
1877 BOwery OF Grandt Moss corner OF cannon
Grand.sts Huesis l0i Na,iu-st cor Of Ann b"nsAI
ind Huson Austin corner Cedar aud Nassau
Warer.s flbbard COBB s6 John st: Mrs Hayes @ Fnl
.on.st Brooklyn Qurk cor Of Atlantic and Coum9,a,ts
Brooklyn amd Druggists geneay 'hrou2hoIt ths nni'eo
states; and By HOADLEY PHELPS y 90. l;2 Water.
street who the wholesale agents Orders addressed
- '-' - - " GEORGE +. STANTON.
Gum Blerck-r and Contemporaries Watson p Attaa
street. Cox 10 sb Sarat 9Th street and ~ avenue
Glo,nd-r III 9th Jacktnn 20 Cherryst kntion
ls2 Est Broadway Colby 81 Prast: Eye'r R 80 hud'9%: 90
sh avenue Coggeshal ChathaEst Crumbie Houston and
Bowery alU lmY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
THE TRIBUNE.

a., u,sro.Y OF OREGON, embracing an analysis
e,h. nd Spanlsh Claims, the British Pfetensluns
,,,.J- tied s,es TIE "a Journal Of the events Of
=. - ..l.hraed Emigra,ing Expedition Of ls43; with a
and Political Description of the Territory and its
...m.n. by member OF the ntly organized Oregon
,,,.I.,u,e AN Essay the project of National Rail
-, ,.,aeen the oceans; and Appendix, continuing,
~, other treaties and negotiations. the celebrated
D;,b Statement of 1926" has jus, been issued in an
pamphlet Of l2s pages, accompanied by map by
". q. Colyer.
This work sheds no new light on the question OF
III. 10 Oregon, nor does it present the tacIs so lu-
ciJIy and reliably as earlier writers had done For
o,,m,le. the writer devoes several pages TO re-
co,tug wha, was said about the Convention OF the
Frurlal, 1890. BY Opposition orators in the British
p.diam.nt, but appesses the 1reaty itself, giving
very meagre abstract instead. Is this the way to
d,mo,h the British Professions and vlndlcatc
he American titlc?'
The journal Of the great Emigra;ng Parry can
N, be Otherwise than interesting, and we regret
naive have no other assurance Of i,s authenticity
han the name of Mr. Geo Wilkes can afford us
The publishers, if this journal be veritable, as we
ope It's, should, for their sakes, place The mat
..r beyond doubt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
ArA NEPTUNE HOUSE. New Rochelle Landing
GM C. RlNE heg. 90 inf. I'm lis f.nd. aud th. public

AoA NEPrUNE HOUSE. New Rochelle Landing
Gm@ {. RICE brg> 10 inf, rm his friends aud the public
.Agener.v. that HI. House oirn to rrc-'vs
and steady bolrs ter the lie els
ul for the ,ors he his heretofore received from his
patrons aud with h aud which
h has had of h- best esabshets th. cnubty,
he feels confidence b.ng able sstsfc
ton those who hun with their patronage Hsv
nS leased the Sb"r' premises Tor '.rm oi ye and having
greatly them III. BY
building u-nrly IS large the ofmt main
on-, which dvi'r INTO hau aud convenient snrt OF
neatly fitted for the mmuiou oi i'mirs, he
prepared make arrangements with all tho.r ~h" are
seeking SUPERIOR .mmod hs country his char-,
h hss the putc not and have moi been hgh
have been r-issentrd; and all they viii not
ceed other rs,sb>hmru conducted ~ ssG'sT m'nnvr
Mr. julian well known French and Amef,csn zoe
has beS by Mr. X for season that The ste
plrnu will be fully Inhrd aud the table viii at all
times BE- provided with the hist the market affords.
In addition the regular ordinary AT o'clock there viii
be dinner uoyiird the arrival oi the boat at
o'c ock during The months Of July and August rev and
substantial dock has built great q sceommo-
faster mbo,t the troou rqu,l which
Capt Peck has pdced hmef this route during the
Se,s H. h- Captain intend. there shall BE- further
pl,ui this account. The public will hnd ia few days
that the f,ciies OF travelling and from this splendid
aud mansion, bv anj water mot uIpSAed ana
my2 81. RICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
SHAKSpt.AKE. HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM DUANE-STs.. N. Y.
III The subscriber respectfully inform, the public that
ta3 he has leased tho aboy establishment and Is now pr-
-- pared accommodate them with Board and lodrnS,
III very moderate It has rn pu N the most thtooEh
and complete or painted and r,6tted with ADDITIONAL NV
furniture aud he will usual what he intends 10 DO
the travelling community , md zSr HIM
trial aud judge for themselves that the rsabhaen undsr
hi, is deserving the patronage of the public
Tn. being al business oIers Inducements 10
passed - any other house the city Terms, 81 day
per week in proportion.
The subscriber begs call the Of parties, that
the Assembly ROs will be let hose Balls and
Concerts for the of the and that te
will shortly b- put complete repair aud hsd ny IN
magnificent style e fuer calls tlr attention Of the pro-
essioua Gentlemen Of thr law that his for aTbitrstos
and referees la. undergone alteration aud that he s ready
accommodate them reasonable erms-whlcb will bs ssfs
BY his regulation oi room hlre. -.
~ B.-A select number of Permanent Boafders viii
mss 3m MINORD s. TuREsTRR.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
Alle.hnnia.

hhe Editor Of The Nets- York Tribune:
Mucn rldlcue has been thrown Of late upon the
swans of the Historical Society for their proposal
nsdopt more specific national name, but surely
much Of the wi, and ridicule expended upon them
has been groundcss. The want OF which they
complain is easily perceived, and however much
wm,v doubt the practlcabllty of giving our
country more distinctive appellution, we are still
highly pleased with their selection. We know not
whether their happy choice was the result OF uccl-
den, or design, and are rather inclined 10 attribute
il 10 the former since one OF them has yet gwen
The real derivation OF The name as an argument Tor
il. adoption, and one has sought to support II
BY the fact that contrary TO It's original meaning
was applied by European settlers 10 tina; distinctive
feature of eur country the now called Al!eghanlan
range of mountains The Indians often applied II
10 the yaes between them, never to mountains
themselves In one instance they applied II TO
stream of water, from the fact of It's passing through
beautiful valley, and this stream running through
Western Pennsylvania, still retains Its original In
danname ltuniles al Pittsburgh with the Mononga-
hrIa, sIreaIn flowing from the South. which ais"
palus lis Indian name, which was also originally
applied 10 IL from the character OF the country
though which il passed. A region where there are
sll mauy traces of volcanic fire. from which cir
runSIance they htly gave ii the name OF Monon-
g,hrla word doubtless derived fromtw Hebrew
FOOLS sgmiylng casting forth fire. The Northern
M,an, of which first spoke, passed through
coaarrv which still Is cmlnenIly beautiful and PFC
lnrrsQne-hence they named il after the country.-
Allegheny, name doubtless also originally derived
rom,he Hebrew words, Gen, a garden, and d. Of
Gsi-rnranng literally garden of God, or. dropping
tn Hebrew slode of comparison, a garden worthy
sGod, or rery beautiful garden. THIS is the real
meaning of The name, which they would naturally
sply 10 valleS but not 10 ranges OF mountains. II
Is beautiful name, one which applies we'll TO this
whole country, and whose selection, as we said
briore does credi, to the savans OF the Historical
SOclrY NORTH. WEST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

[~> THOMPSON'S TRUSSFS, ONCE 10 Heek.
INAman street. About 300 OF the drst physicians
sssg- and surgeons OF Ncw.York have given thef
decided preference 10 this Truss, you can
graduate the pressure from to hty pounds on tho
rapture without hack pad, which does so much Injury
20 the spnc trin b,ng the best test OF It's superb
oty 1t ls applied and six days trial gwen and IL does
retain the rupture while performing every kind OF eS-
rcise coughing. and give perfect easein word
not satisfactory In every respect the money chserfuy
returned and this Is the only condition which you
nould buy any Truss permanent Is easily Effected
and warran anted If directions followed
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the r1s
rup;urcG round the hs they can grad
iac the pressure suit their Sold wholesale and
-ctai q. i3 ueekman.s aul
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23
Cana, from Wolf River to niemph,s.-

BT d.r of The Board vi Mayor Aldermen of the
Of Memphis Tennessee do heTby adFsrse for proposals.
DISTANCE of Eleven Miles SAID Canal will o. laid in
ectlons Of mile zach and sealed proposals for
suron will h received until the 20th sy of JuIy next the
work 10 b. Paid for th- Bonds o! the Corporation having
T~-nty Y-ars TO run with rest payable sni-annualy
CORPORATION is out deot and hls which has
increased per tor the las, four years and
COW amounts 10 t250 0eO thousand dollars
Operators wishing contract invited 20 come and
ui>hed J. FINLEY
N.mrt<s 5;h April. Is45 Mayor OF Ne mphIs. T-n1.