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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
,NAtsaEEa5arER
U. S. RAILROADS.

There are 81 railroads in the United
States il a state Of completion, the sggre.
gate length Of which is 1852 miles. The
average cost 'per mile has been about
20, 600 dollars, and consequently the capi.
tai invested SIS, 100000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

JOHN RANDOLPH'S WILL

JOHN RANDOLPEl'S WILL,
The question regarding The validity
u John Randolph'O Owill, or rather wills
70 long in dispu'e, and which was lplD
70 a sworn jury IN December last, ha'
been decided by The jury setting up the
will Of le42, which casts of most Of the
relatives from 2 right TO his property
aud sets free oil his slaves. The whole
case forms an extraordinary drama on
he iSeStre Of juslice-,he reslOlor, one
Vt the most singular men o! The 0ge, and
NE tcsramen, one OF the moSl, and
ugcsl contested, which has ever come
h. fore q Court Of Probate, in Virginia
The case is now settled, Yet, howevel
an application will be made, we see i
.laled, by the opposing counsel for
new Trial, upon tn" ground Of SOM
nisapprehensiou on the part Of some o.
he Jurors, Of the tfecl Of their yer
iicl.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
Remember the Printer

WHEAT, CORN, RYE, BUCK
WHEAT, OATS or WOOD, will be re.
Ceived for debts due Us for subscription.
Also few bushels Of POTATOES ii
delivered soon,
From those who have promised Lumber
inch aud inch and quarter pine boards
will be received il delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

The Bill for The admission OF The
States of Florida and Iowa into lhe
Union, which passed The House Repre-
1entalives on Thursday, received in the
Senate on Friday lis first and second
readings, and was referred TO The Com.
nillCe on the judiciary 10 consider and
report thereon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
s2692,s43 Al
PARDONING POWER.

A communication was recently received
by the House of Representatives, from The
Secretary Of The Commonwealth which we
have omitted 10 notice.. setting forth the
number Of pardons granted during the adj
minisralion Of Gov. Porter. 1t appears by
this Gocumen! tina. the whole numbe: is
about 500, Oflhess there are about l75
remSsions Of fines and forfeiture, $40 par
dons after conviction, and SIS before trial.
The character Of the offences before trial
are as follows:
Murder 2od degree - Washington /
Mansaughter-Perry !
Perjury-Crawlord !
ARSON Cumberland !
Bgamy-Beaver ]
Adultery y-Cumberland and Norhum-
Derland 2
FoIgery"-AlIegheny, Berks, Dauphin
and Warren 4
Burgary--Faye'te /
Dmnb;u . F,vs,,a and phiI,de,.
ob;., :
oroanor Adam.
Iu,sI"i d,ms o
Cnnsoi,acw" uur,;rrJor .
p,n,Tinooo,;n" ' * snJ J" uoroo.,q %
p,ssing covn,e,fe;, money-Bprks !
r"a"J'Sion, S 11'"'''o'' ,a,;nr I T"n,yo.,,nI ,I"
,ressa,,, ,o la,non, pn,Ia, !
Ir,L,a, Cn,ako.,o,,J .
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conv;c,;nn IL, r"r a,e 57o aod ,ho sa,mrs of ,be
.s'I"s t,'n "'. ''V, IT, " s',tI o.,n."L
'','', r',i, . W. ""''' WV ''0'
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W".J.. ".J., ool "Isro ,,an,eo oS
WsaaIa,,I,,s 0t
I,",,o 80
'D''o'y' -
p p,s'"'' ,.a -
're'
D -: .
popps'! ',C ,p . .
no'U0'y oil" burglary ~
arson - ~ ~
A,snn anG Ia,eonv
Forgery 20
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

We offer no comment upon !hls mos! eX
lraordinary document il carries condemna
non upon the very face Of ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
A TREATISE on

DISEASES Of the Sexual system, adapted 10 Popular
- Professional Reading and the exposition OF tnack
erv profs and Otherwise By Edward Dixon, NJ ~
author Of Treatise Leucorrhea and Proap-us teri and
various surgical and Lecturer on the Operative
surgery of The Eye. limo pages h2 Burgess, srlnger
Co Price 81. Being complete digest Of every known
Disease Of the Sexual systems and The causes OF precocy
with the symptoms and treatment Of excess m every class
of e syphilis gonorrhea hereditary descent OF sease,
hydrocee yarcocee structure &C, &c with the most mod
ern methods of treatment the whole being perfectly nisli
gibe to every reader.
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal publication Of
the CHEST authority notice Of This valuable Work says
DR. Dixon has written much and well various branches
Surgery His book shows thorough acquaintance WIN
approved modern practice his acknOw lodged ingenuity I'M
der irving surgical circumstances hi originality and devo-
uon to TIE rational pnnc piles Medicines tmperous
10 loOk ~ this book with than ordinary Interest,"
The Evening Poet Dr.. Dixon u pupil Of Dr. Mott
the inventor Of great number OF useful instruments lseye
raj OF which figured In his book and practitioner Of
fifteen years standing. It's written In decided language,
but with great deicsry and II i adapted 10 unpro-
fssiOna well professional reading and viii doubtless
DO zeal good
Horace GREFLEY-"I II contains no line or word cacu-
lated excite icenuOus passions but the contrary every
whore and will prevent thou sands from rushing into course
Of dissipation onaby placed In their hands We hope
Will be pub 10 give Il the widest possible crcu-
lauOn"
By enclosing 81 and paying the postage the book VIII be
10 any required address country. All IN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

The Books for subscription to the stock Of the
A,,ca and Horuesve Railroad are 10 be opened at the
village Of Acs on the lo,h llh and 18th days Of this
month The farmers. mechanics, merchants. laborers
and prosessions Of that neishborhood, called
upon to take sn interest in the work which it s deemed
Will prove Of benefit Atca and the country south
oft The shares are go each. s. 80 Of which IS re-
quircd TO be paid down and the remainder IN install
ments OF ike amount AZ the work progresses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
wnvwIll you have bad dirty hair

Whywlll you have bad dirty hair,
or hsir thai red or grey,
Wten for dark, sofi, SILKY crop
You We but three slnlliugs TO psy.
IA YOUR scalp bald does The hair fall OF
DO you Oh your hair To live y
Then ge at once a boite Of
Joness Hair Restorative
fensss Hair Restorative IA rel known be the 5esi
-. eve, made for though makes hair however dry and
ast nay be- clean sof and silky II forces hair 10 grow
~ "A Ing 90. the scurf dsndruf. and Keeps
er thfoe ong other article Sold only Al the
N he American Essle 20 CfsihGmst and 81 Broad
w New-York. or $50 tulton-st Brooklyn - 1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
" For Commercial aud Money Matters, see Last Page
u Al

" For Commercial and Money Matters see Last Page.
MONDAY p NJ
The Stock market is very inactive, and generally
the tendency Of the iances is downward. There is,
however willingness the part of holders TO sell
aony decline. There is little movement in sionne-
ton and Erie the former caused by certain parties who
are endesvoring obtain the control of the Stock for
the purpose Of making change in the Direction and the
aser by growing belief that the road will now be bull,
and become very valuable property. We understood
that the prospects of the subscription very attering
and that the whole Board energetcslly engaged in
urging upon our moneyed men and citizens generally
Tie Importance of this work. and its paramount claims to
heir liberal subscriptions Mr. Loder, himself we are
told assumes 100000 Of the Stock, and the Company
can they believe consider million and half or one
aa the Stock taken. This is certainly very encour-
aging and when The COMMITTEE Of 6s Zone for each elect
ION district &c, work have doubt that the sub
snpuon will be at once filed up.
The Foreign Bill market is very dull Sterling
9esl0; Francs -
The receipts at the Custom House during the last
veek rie below those of the corresponding week
hlai-
"eckin Sept S622, go
sio-..--..----..---...----.- OO9Y1o
'"ie~se IN ieao .--------$l oS>4
The Bank of Montreal has issued its half yearly
sAsenent which shows its liabilities 10 be S3,fiS,2l2-
ssses sS77l,7o4.
The Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn. has declared a
s annual dividend of three and per cent payable
aihe 18Th inst,
ine receipts on the Hartford and New Haven
"sd Exclusive Of msils) for
arsasi 1856 were. s2l 425 s.
iest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iVV'c -
N>'S ..-..-.---.-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liSto 81
ne receipts for the month Of July and August lex
~-''e dmals) amount TO over $4,000
- Philadelphia the Ledger says The street ne
Aaoas for money are increasing and the rate Of IN
40" ~ good paper rates al from to 10 per cent
"s Of our banks have larger offerings than they can
we 10 accommodate, and !, Is intms,ed tina, others
Y"s 'aeir money through outdoor agents, and thus
arser ineres, than the Jaw allows them to take
"aer counter.
:" faaadelphia purchases of Pennsys ania Elves
zen made for English account
'"e ff'soug American gives the following OK
soaay -
brs,s allure augurs nothing in relation 10 the iron
soia o. Pennsylvania They engaged some years
ssvn. NC business, with which they unscquanted
h,sps.s p'oyed freDchman as conductor and super
.sAv -, =, TIE work Discovering his unhtness, pro
~ h.. sue tney took the work under their own con
snb.r,sahd themselves unable to recover from the
'oved - ln's Ia which they found themselves in
ssn OF tolls received on all the New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
Books.
ST MrprcAL WORK ruBIIsHEp

CHEAPEST MEDICAL WORK PUBLISHED
DART !. F0R JULY. SD sso- pages, price - cents
RANKING Hal Yearly Ahsract or NJ NsdlcA SCIENCES
Fdiisf By W h Rsr-rg. u D. Csliah Phy siclAn 70 he
Su5o's G-rrrsl HospicL
Being Prscics ard Ansytir1 sesi n h Contents d
,a- principal brlsl an Contreral Medical works. pub
.i.f th. preeeinE * rouh. Together With sefir.
of Crrrs Reports ca he progress OF Netclnesnd u
Cosfera >celcr- curing he same period Published JAY
lal Jsruary
The different De- ar'mens o; Neiica Scence-ss Ansic
nv srl Physiology Organic ard Pa ho,ogicsi Chemistry
Nsfrris N-dica All Pharmacy Forensic AMI state Med
enc A. vii b. ulter the sureririendencr II gentlemen
v eminent n the-e cepaI melis arong hon
-sv b. mentioned q Day. " A Lecturer on Paysioogica
-a P.lhoogcs Chemistry - George. Medical School
s- Cecrge Johnston, NJ D. Lecturer and Tutor TO King
i L n u LANGLEY Medical Booksellers snd
pnt 6 A.for House New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

Il, To the Pnbic.-The propne,ors OF that wel-snown
house u COnand-s- have seen NJ 10 publish portion Of
old Injunction obtained By them against Mr. Daley some
two three ago and which has been dissolved long
ago The following is part OF Tie opinion Of the Chan
ceor the time TIE Injunction dissolved S,e rhai he
:" strue the bill II only sworn 20 by Lucus Comsock
and although he this part Of the biz Is true q; bis
own knowledge, il j. evident that be could know that
hs coparner the members Of the former hf. had not
violated The agreement
SH h has been guilty Of reEry II be knew Or had any
10 believe thai either OF them had violated the agree
particular that question must be len 10 be de-
tcrminec by the proofs IN the cause.
Is gnedl JOHN W. DAWSON. Register"
CACTIoN.-The genuine DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR has bis written mot pLniedl signature on
the wrapper Of each hoN.
sold. Wholesale ana reua at 1873 Fuilon-sL (sun Build
ngsl y. Y. That is all. SOILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

iains, and Orfs.-One OF the most necessary articles 10
those whose pleasure business calls them from home and
VINO compelled 10 be their BARRIERS is good emO
en Shaving Cream Such preparation Is presented
superior any before offered 10 The public IL Is Hen
rvs Chinese Shaving Cream.
II certainly all that Irritating after shaving
and takes away all pmples from the skin The
articles from Inch j; j. composed Of the eO-
Lent and healing nature and The Chinese Cream Truly
be said to bee perfect luxury those who shave themselves
Price 50
Prepared and sold by A. Z. SANDS ! CO, Chemists,
Druggists and Periumers Broadway Chambers-s
The Granite Buildings Sold al ~ FultOn-- and II
East Broadway. aul3 lmeOdis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
boeton Aurtiou Sales

DYT, z. 4 d. RICH, - and Ss Broad suect Hoe
Dton ON WEDNESDAY, Sept H.
BOOTS, SHOES. and BROGANS-i,Voo case boo'ss
Shoes aud Bfoysns. .
on WEDNESDAY, Oct l.
LEATHER, SKINS, Ac.-Sole Leather, upper IN ihe
and hn,shed Calf Sheep Morocco and Kid sSins and
other articles In the lima aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
sales of Real Estate. Sept. =.
Be- Anflony J. Blocker.

% fNIIVHT y f'I'tF7tTT'
The o, on the NE. corner ofNssssu and LibeI'
~ sis with the buildings thereon, known As
Nos IL aud a Nassau 81 lot 10 feet inches
ON Nassau-si. II feet the other side by II feet
Te a"'''' ." '.''.-' e sl7,25O
Store No - Libertyst. north slde) and lot ~ -
feet 'front.' - feet 10 inches rear by IS II deep 1901
ps ss ,sps "0u'e w % D's ' 1900
Lot No IL Princest % fee; by y fee,.--.-- 9lOo
House No 4O1 Fourihst snd lot - feet by 70 H.
y inches. 800
TOTAL So GOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
~ Genuine Bears Oil. highly scented-The

Ut-T dITlCIt
Bright tress-s the theme of poets praise,
The painters skill their luslre too displays,
It's beautys mark, usir0us head OF hair,
And what both sexes much delish. to wear.
good head OF hair needs attention TO preserve lis usre
luxurance. II dropping out, there IL
nothing Will prevent TINS casniiy the Bears O
prepared from pure Bears grease Ii the pores Of the
skin and moisens the roots and 20 be the natural
remedy for preserving Il IN is original strength and beauty
Prepared and sold by A B. SANDS CO. wholesale and
retail Chemists and Druggists lj BrOsdwsy Cham
bers-sTcei, Granite Buildings. Sold a-o, al y tutons
and II East Broadway H. bottles. Is and 30 cents
aulS lmeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

Reported for The Tribune
AZ Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 from the south ~
Cows and Calves, and 400 sheep aud Lambs
BKEF CArTLE-Were in good request al advanced
prices We quote Sass for the general range. with
g. 20 for choice. Al sold.
Cows AND CAIvEs-AN sold AZ -l5d2-
SHEEP AND LAnBs-A brisk market q, slcs5 30 FOR
Sheep and - cts a 50 20 for Lambs.
HAY-A good supply but none sold today at less than
a. pcut We quote slasl l2i y per cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
NEW AND CHEAP FALL DRY GOODS
fot,u,b,au Hall pR1 Cx,.a,

II THE subscribers haviaz recently made large pur-
chAses Of Goods prepared 10 offer desirable az
.or,ment OF syle Of tie various DKEss GooDs row q
market
Among which are handsome patterned
One case elegant FRExcH GiseHaSs. real aiicle
Pans Kepp-, Aipaccz-,
Ca.Amefe., BACK silks
De Lanes. Blue Black Six
Mslcheser Ginshams Bonbsz.nes,
Scotch Pa smei,ss,
Merno-. &c. sc.
Aiso-ELEeASr BEocHE sHAwLs.
lo1 u WHICH 20 De hsi a. = 81 each.
100 DO DO DO - 90 10
100 do do d. = ~ do
100 DO wool grounds, 81 % do
Ard a great variety Of others ranging oa e 10 - saeh
Also. Nous De Lane shawls, Thlbe, Woo do. Elbro.-
der-l Cashmere do O4Ia.s Wor-'ed do style st
Wooien DO, Sir Fdnged Cashmere, kc &c
Also, large Of Cloths Cas- rneres, sa'ne.,
ve.ungs Moe.Ain-. Kentucky Jeans Merno Cassmeres.
and Croion Cloths
HAsasDAsHERY.- { insisting Of "lle Irish Linens In
en- Lawns, Linen Cambria Hdkf., Gents sk Pocket Hdkf
DO. Italian Cravais. Hollands, Paper Huslns, Hosiery
Gloves Liden Table Cloths. Mal.s. Nzasoos, Jscone,
Cambria, Swiss, PLAID and Striped Mgslns. and Figured
Draperie-, &c
ONE PgIcE No DEyIATIOS.i
J. r. KETCHUM CO. 26J Grand-sL
}. 4. AGrcHuH,
i. y. TlcHAE. .g3us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

to To Ha;ier-.-Tbe owner Of fashionable Ha
Store In heower part Of ibe City doing good cash bus
ness, desires 10 sell out good opportunity for comp-
teal person with moderate cash capital Address B. boz
900 Lower y. aus isif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09


~ Franklin Division No. Il. =. Of TIE
members Of this Division notified 10 meet a. me p-io
Room No SIS Broadway fhis Tuesday afternoon al >
O'clock 70 attend The funeral Of lansnIed Bro her a.
w r. John Flynn from his lAie residence, No 81 klf'
sbethsl The order IN general are respectful ui 70 NJ
tend. NtD JAMES ADAMS H. :
" Harrison Union No. ,. Daughters OF Temper
anceThe OF This Union are particularly request
ed 10 attend The regular meeting this afternoon a. me usaa
hour al Columbian Han, as business OF importance VIII DC
presented JANE HULL, p ;
II CAROLINE PURDl, r. :
W Mechanics lnsritule.-The Annual Meenng
OF ms Institute. Tor The officers and directors
for the ensuing year. Will be held the Lecture ROOM Cy
Hail. on TUESDAY Evening sfh instant al clock The
following Presented 10 The members the resu-
larry nominated candidates from ihr Committee of The
Society
J. J. MAPES. sugar Renner.
Let Vice Presi0sat.
JOSEPH <. COFFEE. Mschinst
ID I,cs Prss,dsat.
CLARKSON CROLluS, FnlhenwHe
7roasHrtr.
THOMAS 5. CUMMINGS, Arnst
Rec SECRETARY
JAMES ROWLAND. Accountant
Cor. SECRETARY
WILLIAM A con, Mechanical Engineer
DIRECTOR
Wm. Browning, ironiound.f. Cyrus Liwton, NiofneV-
J. r. Whitman accountant II. Dswson. accountant
J. Losing " God engraver Wssh Smith, eaTthenware
Geo Clifford, attorney, William Ballard, nscAnist
Robert knllseh grorer William Serrel, engineer.
Thomas Wake, saddler. V. Carsnll, tn.plase worker
$3.50 BY ogdef, J. J. MAPES, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
" sebring,- Re-rornllre CordiaI.-Thl.pl pleas.

ant MEDICINE Is ncVerfilng remedy Tor UYsptpsH hud
Nervous Affections IL IS certain for SICK and Nerv
Headaches and excellent preventive Of CO-tiveuess
and Low Spirits IL cOrrects morbid state OF The hillary
organs and Is very efcscous In relieving Fauency, Chol
les and similar plants Of the stomach and Bowels. II
speedily promotes the return Of strength and activity IN al
OF Debility; restores healthy appetite where his
greatest Of blessings is deficient, and natural conse
Quence, gives tone aad ylgOr 10 the whole system.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. ID. SANDS, 70 Fulton
street: also 75 Broadwa y and II East Broadway Sold
also by RI SHTON co. 10 Broadway 10 A-ior House,
and Broadwzy. corner Of FOureenthsL Also by j. 4 /
Coddirgfon St Hudsonsi a. .ofi-ff
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THE NETWORK
tn (heau Garnet Wnrehou.e. ttS Pcarl--t

(oppOste Wan-s,l The subscriber. inform their friends
ard public hat they daily receiving their supplies for
the FALL TRADE which been selected n great
from latest and best Iaern and all Of which they
Offering Al prices TO suit the most rgld economist
Brussels Csrpetng. pattern, TO- % II yard
ply lmpefisl 4" ........ " y
Double super and supertne lngrain,...... "
Fine and com. lng. rio br shi cold. &c TO
Also FLOOR OIL CLOTHS well seasoned, from 20 p
wide Rugs, Duggefs. Table and Piano Covers. aud
STAR Rods, Lamp Mas Window Shades andh other sri-
cles connected with the trade at extremely low prices
Strangers visiting the city particularly invited call and
examine the above .tock. SMITH 4 LOUNsBERY,
s6-iwi, As Pearl-si. opposite William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

TCrThe sheriff Of the Cry and County Of Newly orb, and
us Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys Of this City that they prepared execute
Landlords Warrants. and the OreclO-ing OF Chsite Mort
CAGES with punctuslity and despatch Application TO be-
WM JONES, Sheriff.
Sew-Yof Aug 49, i8s5. sul4 Jmis
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6lhools.
EDUCATION FOR ADULTS, $50 Broome-,

EDUCATION FOR ADULTS, 40 Broome-si--
II Mr. CHAMBERLAINs school for aiuns = open
afternoon md evening for the accommodation OF ladies' srd
gentlemen who desire more thorough knowledge OF the
Important branches OF education Drawing, Wrung, Arif<
fnerc Bookkeeping English Grammar, Tie higher branches
Of Mah-m. taught reasonable trrtn- and on
p an that enables students make The most Of what tune
they spare for study. 49,. .
v B. Mr. c. invites parents who desire 4 small limited
school for bows in which the health. comfort and studies OF
The pupils receive particular Attention. 70 examine NJ scco
mOdarO1s- ~ ~
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL AND ENOLisH-Ihe
- PholOca institute No. 81 Eindg estreet. establish
cd in lls re-Opcned on he nrsi cay 0i september
and there j. room fer few new pupils
- ST. sTATh- RICHARD CORNELL, Principal
AIRS. GIBSON. = Bond-st. Nrw.fo re-opeued
vi her Boarding and Day Scloo. for Young Ladies on
Monday 5h Sept current - !"
MISS MARY HATHAWAi'> School for Young
wi Ladies il now open No. 100 Avenue sixth Crcs
ars OF terms and references be bad on application
- 5;is5iO.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

L'OR SALE a. TIE Boos Sores Of m X. 1fMafn, TT.
bane Buildings and Others. Tie c. eofsted Letter OF
Ersr. 10 Pos on PsoscSIProS. &c. Pce 1t cents sing
COW Tey viii be supplied n = per 100 70 dealers. SC.
here AMI also TO persons part u he United >,ses
order through Tie New OK ?oso = s-fesse1 20 nc
= - - r.-i - - SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

- The Misses ScdEwick's Boarding and Day
School Will open Wedne-.ay, lie lot OF september Al
No. u WesWashins tOn-P Place WHERE Circulars nay h
obtained also 81 Roe LockwOods All Broadway, and shep
herds, No lel Broadway au26 owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

bic deception 10 give beautiful color the hair If Nature
has not done hide premature grey curls aud locks
Some prefer jet black others glossy auburn In either
The Italian Hair Dye" viii accomplish this without
bles with appreciation Prepared and sold by A B. SANDS
4 co. Chemists 20 Broadway, ChamberstreeL-
Sold also 70 Fulon-seet and II East Broadway Price
% cents aal3 lmeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

- Mount Washington Collegiate School. % West
" a-hingiun Place under the Of Messrs. HUBBS Z
CLARKE, viii reopen Thursday lie an day Of >epie-
Der uexl sul ews-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
OF tolls received on all the New York
0'has In each Of the following years, viz -

hsa 'he tolls from the opening OF the navigation
br -, September this year less by 64373 than
corresponding period last year. yet there il an in
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STEEL PENS a reduced prces--Ile sub-cr1ers
- agents for L. C. WnEhf Co Metallic Pen M1nuiac-
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Groom Pen inc AID medium points extremely elastic, IN
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boxes
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and Tor extremely nae writing on cAr1s ani ~ boxes OF i"o
dozen eacl-
TIE Washington pm, medium points. ei.sce snd vel
adapted hose b have not o-sn 10 te haoi Of wiring
viii ..--i pen. on cards and ln haf sro-s boxes.
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