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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
rFr Dr.C.I Won Cort has removed li- OF

fF,- Ur. 4. L. ON I orr removed II tllcc hnn
German DispensaIy from e Of Nassau and Pear
streets Brooklyn. 10 No as. Broadway. NrwY0rk Once
hours 70 A. NJ 10 T NJ, and from to p VI He has on
hand very extensive supply Of remedies his pre-
paracn and importation, together with every description OF
aucy article usually kept in similar stores Among The ar
ire. soid by Dr. Won Cor The following. prepared BY
bn.elf: Life Pills Life Elxr Restorative Biiiers Cure
FIR Pnes Hair Restorative. Segss for Asthma Preventive
c,r Small Pox and al other contagious diseases All his
medicines are purely vegetable he continues 10 give al
Wee 10 the poor out charge he has done for The Asl
ihree years IN Brooklyn. -
New York 18Th August. iR-h sal'
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oil WORKS FOR SALE

~ Pre.-.s ~ frfv sands OF Candle NO9ds together
,,h ii 49,. rs..rx fxnre- for dong extensive bust
ness--taaie on Tie wharf he village Of Ponghseep-e'
and 10 the Wei nifty q large f ~
rom the co.., Of ,rng up sni II not disposed Of BY The h
n Ob-r next vii be -ot a. public suction 10 he ns-esi
hddrr .,-
Inssrrns,son Of the shove may ~ lad Of Wueis,
-, P-ar-.fr..f or III ~. subscriber On - premises
BENJAMIN GLE
p,-.tl ..,.... ,--u.f Z,f ls4r 1awSw-
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INn.JAt k-ON'- Pile Em0fOcsuon--ln or-fhg W
~ Fmbroca ron The public. IN proprietor ieeis e"l-
c-t 10 arsnfing certain, sac and speedy cure y
a. long ben Used ~ Physician OF ernenc- -nH ~
most .hing -uccr-. indeed i never ias II osea &C
cord.ng 70 he directions NJ. 4,
In addition IL beng pos I'VE remedy i1f me fs- y
r IN. 10 clre ne iniOi~rzhe it-ing which i YER
unmou aaf has rs ocaOn 10 te same pafi- a. ur IS
a. : 80 valuable sn sppcauon 10 20 nil ana nlu
~ minors. and 10 old and ul-conoifion-d Ulcers hat ar
.ufl and do not hesl for want Of zclOnrsny diseases
of inc .sn that are Of ong standing readily cured o5
It's ointment ,.A
Prprsret only by Dr. ~ Jackson. sud cod wholesale snc
retail by A. D. SANDS wholesale Dru-glsts - ~.
IN e. II Broadway and II East Broadway None senl
ne une-s with the signature " ~ Jackson, 81 u % -
oatsi1e wrapper and with the words Dr. ~.
Fmorocailon PnilAH blown each bottle fnce "a pe'
bprti@ o. ak bottles for "a ~" ~"
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A .T0RIA INSTITUTED he Educail

4 -TORIA INSTITUTED he Education OF
n Young Ladies Mr. X. Il. HusrER, Principal THIS
Institution located IN tie village OF ASTORIA 'luesis Coti
w. Lon Island few ule- distant rom New York. It's
situation cobin.- every a rsniare OF beautiful scenery
animated waller prospect, heali ara ~eenenl Ine IT.
.fua bail ns efecfsi expressly i1riis accummodar m
the wear 1852 occupy an elevated site m r-ufed ps II he
village. and aulDe ground. attached afoIdn- ahsnd
4ui opportunity for exercise in me oiicn ar.
The Trustees aser he-- vt-. hat he long experience
and eminent .Ircs.- of he PRINCIPAL IN the work OF Gins
fan Educaon are amply slceu 10 commend ne lnsiu-
lion under her emrut 10 Tire patronage O lno-e 10
for their dan .her- ainorou e-iueeton Mr- tNf
"a Will devote hr.e e-c-.ve.y % The Interests Oi me
school The Rev. J. W. Brown, tine lnie pnncpAl WI
vots liz attention cify ilc departments Of sacred and
-crptura >,uti.s Mora Philosophy md Bellies Leiers
The course Of instruction = such A. i Usually pursued N
ft- he.f schools. AonE with he iacii'- Tor nll-bei
English education the pupils are instructed IN t- french
language ani have abundant opportunity iuf Attending 70
those brsncbe- usrsll' terfr'-l a,'o''f -
TERws-For Board end Tuition 10 he kngh-h eours-
yviiha ,xpn.e, incidental The household, such - ash
ng fuel ghi ETC. $40 per snnlm' payable quarterly IN
advance
The only extra charges are The following
Music Va The PlanO..........-.>io ~ per quarter
I-c Of Piano. ..-...-.-.-''-- Y.
Drawing and Painung -..---'. -
French. II
-rrh =. prefer having Al cnsr-e- iciuoei uhirf onr
head, can Is having 80 ihrr Children Instructed 10
q 40 any oi ih- cxtrs nrarche- g., ,,.
,,.r~i f,ves md rspkin. silver fork and spoons Al
cle. OF ei.r nm, be distinctly marked with the own
rs name In full III, - - -.
The u.x session Of the institute VIII commence on he
sr,t "Wednesday In seperb-L Application Tor admission
may be directed 70 The Principal a. ne I1se, 70 n "a
Blackwell EsC President OF " Dchu ~ aIusss' -
Froni-.rrrt or 10 the Rev J. W Brown. lsi Broadway
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DARTINE'~ LOTION.-A cerlair

DARTINE'> LOTION certain cure IN all 'he
ID following cases. Govt Rheumatism o~eilngs
all kinds Dis locations and fractured Bones. Bruises Cuts
Conusioas attended with pain and Inflammation Poisonous
B,r- and sungs Burns Scsds Chlbans COrnso Bunons
md Wounds Of every decor Don afford. immediate
and permanent relief Il perhaps the only article z car
depended upOn The Of those pains 10 the back lho
sic generally produced by taxing cod after violent eArf
ION and overwhelming For Glsndular Tumors Lumbtso
Ery.pea- Tef.er or Rrg~vrm and al kinds OF Erlilons
of line San Il i most excellent remedy For Fever and
A-- Ague IN the Face, Crsmp the stomach and hrta-
ache il act. se charm. But shove all. IN TIE cure OF len
fno1s and Cspsui1r r1res -Drsns and WOUNDS OF every
description Price - cents per bottle. An, pefscE no
ty- bou- Of he above Lotion snd uses according u
the drecous accompanying each bottle, and who does nor
f perfectly satisfied a; ne result can by returning NJ
.r,piy bottle have tie money reared. Travellers VII do
weto supply themselves Win some OF ne sn0ve bO, as
occupies very in space viii be found very useful IT
a.e accidents &c Sea CAPTAINS viii also md Il 10 be
Hr-t hsve with them Il simple 10 u spp-
r.fiOn and vii be fo1cc answer every purpose OF afn
ticne chest Il has been found during recent passage
,he West indies be certain cure Tor sea-sicAArss
Principal Depot 30 Broadw az 49,, 49,.
iyi5 ts+-of C. bAkItSr w. IIvp---
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w To CITY Adyerti-er>.-Th,

w To City Adverti-er>.-Ihe knoxville Register,
pub shed Knoxville. Tenn. II the Oldest and
widely circulated Wig papers IN the Western Country
has been established nearly 81 year. and s eNrusvesi
% subscribers IN East Mddeand West Tennessee and be-
sides circulaes less M nearly every Of TIE
Western and South We.e-r States hese circumstances
make Of The mos valuable mediums for adv cruising
he found IL The West and render Is columns favor
able chsnnel through which New-York City merchants
NAV keep their Western customers informed Of the
variety and quality Of their stocks Of goo'-, IN a
ner exceedingly advantageous 10 themselves Advertise
in-nis csn BE- forwarded direct by mail to Publisher Of
Register Knoxville Tenn" b. len with orr agents
r forwarding adVcrtis enis Me--rs Mason rutfl- 81
William street. Y. B. Palmer. Tribune Buildings. New
auis .f-Od+
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Police of Nonircal-If- Expense ard Force
Lumber e-Iabor-,iagncric TELEGRAPH
Cheap Po-taQe-1hc Subdivisions. &c.
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r=- Dr. Town.rnd'- 4 compound Extract OF

rP- DIR. Town-end'. Compound Extract OF
>ar~aparIla.-r Extract = ru ~ N gua ,offes -nd
"a tras oaape~ tn any spi IL : wsrss'ed o. b.
superior article 10 shy IA he MARKET We have numerous
certificates Of Physicians CeTgymen, snd stsie ohcrr-
The oce which couc-sey prove the superior virtues OF
tins Extract One bogic only Is sufficient 10 test lis merls
Call and &c. circular For sale al lSi Fulton street ,>un
B1ilding) iy5s lmos'
~ J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor ii
Law. and Commissioner OF Deeds &c. viii attend IN he
Reading Room Of Tammany Hal al hours Of The day
md evening. jyl5 osf
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netic Fluid This remarkable discovery has receive,
the universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession OF Great
Britain has been sufficiently long before the American
public to give fair trial Of It's power and efficacy The "a
TENT G.iyASIC RINGS have been found 10 answer All the
purposes for which The ordinary Gavsnc Battery or Electric
and Magnetic Machines used but without an OF The
INJURIOUS SHOCKS which accompany the applications by those
instruments In many other respects are more SAFE and
CERTAIN accomplishing the desired object
The Gsvanc Rings have been used with perfect success
IN ali cases OF Rheumatism acute chronic applying 10 The
Read face or limbs Govt Tic Doorcux, Toohsche bIon-
cius Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache Indigestion. Par
svs. Palsy Epilepsy Fits, Cramp Paplleton Of The Heart
Anopexy Stiffness of Joints. Lu,-sgo, Neurslga Genera
DEBILITY Deficiency of Nervous Energy and all Nervous
Dsorers In cases confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
scce.sf Their extraordinary effects upon the system
mus. be- witnessed believed and rs certain PktVts-
rIvE Tor the above complaints hey equally to bee recon-
mended The Gavsnic Rings are m every way pefec'y
harmless sold prices be within the reach OF all
cgfsrig, MAGNETIC fLUtD Il used in connection with ue
a1g to render their ecen scOn certain and 10 direct
he Gavanic influence 10 tho particular portions which are
affected.
For numerous certificates Of he highest character regard
ing the efficacy the Gsyanic Rings and Magnetic rluh
reference made former advertisements or they may be
cen al the Office Only Agency IN New York, l3i Fulton
street. sun Budug) In BrooAyn, al The store OF jaws
w. SMITH Druggist, corner Fulton and Cranpefysuee~
sr75 "
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DANIEL hDEE


ln& FT-LTON-~T <eVvi orr vii rhi- dav rrbl Ii NJ
w of tie Treasury ~ History, comprising genera liz
rIuctOry outline ~ UNIVERSAL History. Ancient s-f Mod
rrr ami Series Of separate stories of every principal
ion fIt e,-- their R-e PIOZfrss and Pre.-f C0ni
ton &c 1r. ky -ariue Nmnder. author Of fde Treas ~
oi Know edge Biographical Treasury, Literary AID sci
crf Sc Tfel-ury, &c.
above valuable vvorS will be comp efe r about tve ge Nos
octave printed tine paper. WIN ear type and viii be
sold AZ . cents rer ~ The fret ei-, No have ready,
ecnissued ana O. following viii be published reE-
ir.y on he ir-i ~ each month un-il compe-ed au2
f1iIEAP i.IBEkAI. BOOh-. al lh- beacon u
- fee Franxnn ~ou-re y. VA sfinur of No'-
ue Ruins; sirausss Life Of CHRIST Mary sfoncra
z DO. Of Woman. Walls ie % Tncmss Pane. She e..
Queen NAB. Bible Of Va the Works OF PAINE Vol
t. Q & NJ fvN lmeoi-
NO TIT pKOIE-TtN1> 20 ~. Unl ~ ,i.ir--
i Ju- polished N. most important work ever Issued
from the American Pres
TIE Rev John Dou ur's History OF Romans ,n snlendils
usraied with Than 81 lly finished ensravi d-s-
-rnge II e cl-fnn- cfrrnuuc-, councils and practices
~ he Church Of Rome forming large sni beautifully
printed volume ~ nearly 20 page IL rich en5ematc bind
i1e. Pdce = o.
y WALKER Publisher. Ilf Fnton.f NY
- Agents wsnied 30 sell ne above work 10 every town.
city county iLe United saies 10 whom liberal per
csuisge wiz be- SLOWED. jyi6
<xTI-IO>-I>-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO
w GRAPHICAL DESC RlPTlON OF WISCONSIN.
vh brief >krich of 10 History, Geology. Mueraicgy
soil Productions Government. &c. &c. accompanied by a
Se.fona Map exhibiting he nsh'ps ard ranges For
.ale by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, xls P-srl--t is9yos
THE UNITED STATES DISPEN-A1OKl. -
1 Wood Bsche's United !, ae- Dspensaiory-ncw edi-
ton, for saie by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
iel9yos @lo Pesri-st
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NEw-YoRK HORTICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.


GIAyING taken the cOmmodlous store No. 1877 Water.
street the subscriber i opening ne largest rld
., complete assortment of Agricultural implements on si
Ind. yr offered in this market Mot OF these are Of ne
m highly improved patterns warranted To be made OF t
best Material put together In the strongest manner 81
A very superior finish, and offered al the lowest cash
prices nm, nor, ,,,,,, v,o,,rp
Such a. Improved winter and spring Vhesis Aye Barley
Os- Corn Peas Beans Rntsbfgs TuuiP Cabbage beei'
CARO- Parsnip Clover and 0rss Seeds, improved vafic
les OF Potatoes, sc. SC.
FERTILIZERS.
Peruvian and African Guuno, Poudretie Bone du''' Lie
FRITZ AND ORNAMENTAL TRIES SHRUBS
ORDERS taken for these, and executed from choiee ~ ne
best nurseries, gardens and conserystorles III e 'h'
WIRE CLOTHS AND SiEVES.
Different kinds and sizes " ihesr ~ be md ~ 81
SEW AND IMPROVED IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS
The requests samples sent 10 HIM Of any new
or Improved mp ernen-, seeds &c &c which, found Val
iabl- extra pains VIII be- taken 10 bring them before The
public A. B. ALLEN il87 Watef-sL New York
an25 f'DltW-
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JTsE ,CARPA'> ACOUSTIC OIL, The onls cure

Z
Scarpas COMPOUND Acoustic OIL for the Of Deafness,
pains and the discharge matter from the also, All
hose dsagreeable noises like this buzlng Of insects, si
OF water &C. which symptoms Ofapproachng dear
ness and also gen sraI.y al ldant n the dise4-e
How many thousands yea, tens Of thousands are there
Who IN cOr-eql nee 90 anl are deprived OF many oi NE
pleasures a. social intercourse and who would give the
world I'M pOs- be possess It'll they could again
have their hearing restored.
The following Certificates VII he resd With Interest a.
hey SPEAK facts when are Stubborn things
PHILADELPHIA, Jan T. lSio
hereby certify al when was about twelve years old,
gradually became deaf nbothea-, 80 that IN ew months
found almost impossible 10 hear unless In the very loud
e.ttone- ofvoce. / remained In thai Situation until last
sumner, period of FL gheen year, when heard OF scar
pa Compound acoustic oil Immediately obtained bot
le which have used and am happy 20 say u has aced
ike magic and quite cured Any wishing further
Information Of my case which mink remarkable one,
vii lind by calling my Residence Concord street. nfsl
door above Second sure,
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MRS. REBEcCA BAXTER.

BRfDcsroN, y. J. Dec p, 1894
J. VI Sf,eiRg-FOr ten year. past have been dfesduLy
afflicted wift isrness occsllet by an ucerauon IN my
ear which caused great PAIN and prevented me from near
In o. crafin Conversation. this liberation frequent
y bur led snd va. totally unable % lear 10 Drs en- nav
Ing heard e positive AID emss lbe cures effected by scar
ras icot.sc OIL got bottle Of YOU which used accord
he 10 fir,on and with he best Effects being rvstof
I'D 80 1s % hear cue Ell Ny lef, ~bo las been qulte
deaf for annnhcrO yraf has recele decided berentHom
In from exIeuce am IL Will the sevee-i cases
fused fairly and recommend every person suffering
sr,,,r nj yrsat sti .ctiou Yours
OLIVER WHITAKER
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~ Boston subscriptions 10 the New \ or

Tribune received by authorised Agents. BEDDING Co.
Termslo cents per week OF Two cents Tor
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents or -
per
All new and cheap publications Tor sale low issued
bv Boston Publishers. THEIRS Napoleon. je7 eodd
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MONTREAL. aug 16 f-fI
promised you some account Of the Police Force
Of this place. Montreal has about 10000 inhabi-
iants and what with the Canaler-. the several or
age associations, the Corkonian- the Farionians,
and the various turbulent spirits OF different
grades, shades and secis they are difficult ST TO
keep in order The city is miles in length, and u
miles in width The entire Police Force here is .
men, all told viz 90 Policemen on foot mounted
Police Chief Con-tabes sub Chief of Police and
Chief of Police, Capt Wiley bat no relation to
poor Bill Wiley Now for the pay and picking-
Chief ofpuiicc.--..-- 500 per annum 200 90
sub-(hi . - cur. OF 900 800 o0
2ChiefCous ssj do. or 300 900 UJ
g. Polm rJ)c pr day, or 10 1920 0O
Keep, sc. of horses fora year 1000 W
Rent Of 3 station Houses and expense Of
cleaning the same..............-. 100 90
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- iOtE-, brass and Iron htinnx' &c =" ~ ~ -
hv h,v srnpeeed manufacturing Stove. al heir Old es
,sbi .hed store No -sl Wsterst where VII DC o1ho
real variety consisting in part Of The fol- wing
The ECONOMIST and KnckerDOcser COOhDg STOVES, io'
coal or wood The patterns for thgs- stoves Dsns ne"
vii be found to much closer than the ordinary Stove ana
hey are warranted ~ bake wei. M,
Perce- Air Tight Cooking Stove fri wood or coal VIII
- aglad 70 combine advantages Than any other yet
having the chamber elevated, enabling the
wen 10 extend the whole OF the bottom OF Inc Stove
md warranted bake well Persons about 70 purchase
sond DO well 10 examine this Stove there Is such yar
,y Of sizes price need be no hindrce To the small
esi families purchasing mn
Doctor Jensss celebrated Patent Premium raiof ana ''
Stove. A..
Radiator and single Cylinder Stoves and Bs.es ~
n sh aud Office Stoves Que aud two hole Furnaces hsr
-, ,ns rslor.' stoves stove Pipe and Elbows. Toge-
her in general ss-Ortrnent Of Brass and IRON h,ns
l,rs,s Ornaments. Mica, Zinc Cyhnier bnck DeeA i'ohs
". &c. ,...1 -.,.u -, ,hs
All OF which will viii be sold whole-se ana r.,a al us
ioxest pnce- n Sjt Waier-t between ~ ~
Peek slip hIhI""''-' -, .lss,,
<.x.yo-k Augu.t 10 i94l tult rpltm
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100 CANAL STREET.-ioo.
TEETH OF every description inserts 30,
n,ve, 70 ci'e'''' DENIAL Surgeons. lov csnsl-s-
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L,OCNU-On Monday morning last. In Whienl-sireei,
small bundle containing Two vests and par % sAp-
pers The have them by proving property aud
paving charges Inquire at The sIaion house, frpknn
Muk.L aus
'J,EN DOLLARS REWARD-Loston Friday, June
ph last, black Nely Band with Diamond pin Attack
ed Its intrinsic vsue will be paid to whoever VIII return "a
to SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 Liberty o. l".7
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auACUINERN BANDS, Manufactured ~ H.. ID
vi nay * Maiden lane.The new article introduced Dy
-, about since, winch has sben lhis
a. nerct -.ti.fae.on Is unlike the Old style or Rubber
sn1 and has already IN many iacOres taken the place
- 'sa,hsr The following certificate VI the 9sity OF the
nateria bv DR. Chiffon, viii fuzzy explain what we might
~ iu I'd, favor for indesiructbility: -
- - 10 Nsw.YoRx June i7th, 1915
have made several experiments upon ihe prepared mag
Rubber OF Mr. Day with The following results rofuohs "
we're -p immersed 10 Olive, Lns.-d and W nse Oil 4oa
30 VARIOUS e-.ena! OILS OF wfdch affected H. stnoue
Il remained Ia them for several hours ,.,,.
By long heausg with Whale Oh the surface pee ahs %
,oisued-h- same eject woulj proteDy De pfonuee' -
oher oil Portions kept In bonns asf io' 81
Or more without suffering sGy change ~iaiS'e'' ''A "
elasticity or otherwise . - ,.o,ss Il, enid
Portions of the prepared Rubber were snyl ecsa ~ S
~ 81 d., below zero r. for several LO1rs-t- ons
IN. vro.inced vas render Il hr nafoef, ." "- NV
ever as scarcely TO be- percepan.e , cu,rroy d
ag2i iw jan q ~
~roTiCE-Nemphls and Wolf River caos--ih ne .l's
fIr rec.lyug proposals 70 c.nif.t .n- ~ .p,,,.-,
az, ana 4. sxeaded The 18Th day Of sepesno1f
1exL - ..., ..,,..-a nv unsyoi able de.
me goa. survey and estimates Of he wofk 70
corresoordens upon his subject, and nose VINO nave
W - nrsrsor 90 Examine work, shall have ne eel-
.. .pp<16csons profles, and blank propositions iof
- .r. orvx ar1ed TEEN IA Time 10 send IN eh Dos oJ
- .sr5,,t ds.i znaIed IN this advertisement
Tvs 1915 J. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis, Isnn-
G0PARTNERsHIP.-T Tbs subscribers have formed
Cyparin-r.nip und-r the firm Of sherman Day Co.
and Will transact The Wholesale Cloth business a. % Lioef'
- near Broadway. ShLnma,Nc Dnn,,,,o
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paicnt Hlebirlnrs.
sANDSfs sARsAPARlLrA.

20 TIE zEsiostL ASD rEsAASEST crsE % AL gis-
EASES Arising rE0N tNFrsr STATS %
rLoso aE uARfT SYSTEM
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NlfANTkU-A Man with from 70 stoo. uyasr m =,
w honorable hight, ard profitable BUSINESS ~hrre DC
,n,ioube his lnvs. ireni mouihs Inc sdarv.-t la
ID o. A. ne o.ce OF tins pspcr. s0on VII nsi WIN prompt
rs.Ir.ne su-5 b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

NAANIhD-l.uc0 kuTtGf,d persons 10 be tl-l VITA
w Shsrmsa, improved Il u>s-. winch wasan I'd 10
awe satisfaction la al " here even Other has is
Correctly adjusted Al he pfcpneici's Office ~ Nassau It.
up stairs Also improved >uspcnsosy batdages ana >"us'
der h aces. a1A9"
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"A ANrhD-PaplI. IN fTsacS al ;. per monlA a,

w new system, taught By n.as,ets-Cne naive %
Paris the other OF L0ndonai No Nsrck street. s.
John. SOU ~, Pupils ~il have word. 10
memory ard cannot fl speak ard understand frrca
moderately well IN three or four months. they "a on q
conversation from the INST csson Schools ami isuss
t.n.i,.d alis t@sis
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NOl>(. Glk1. situation m a prifaic a ~
N IN rs nurse and Ia assist n Slasnvvf
vvors Apply Al s. McDougss Where she ~si BE- ROOM
t,t,aleti ats' Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24

north OF that line the year. and the whole
the business Of the towns OF the line during the
winter months. The business would be free from
competition at all seasons Of the year, particn !.
lary from steamboats,, fatal to railroads along the
shores OF navgable waters which is almost sufficient
ruin any railroads dependent for support upon towns and
cities whose harbors accessible and equeny vi.
sited by first class steamers day and night throughout
the year. The committee very justly observe that this
fact OF itself Is sufficient to give the inland route the
most decided preference that contemplated along
the Sound to Bridgeport, sc.
For the long travel between New York and New Eng
land the route WI uld in the language Of the report at
certain seasons offer facilities with which other
could compete, it would inland route,
cure from the uncertainties of and river navigation;
from the delays and dscomforts OF ogs tides and all the
hazards of winds and waves but-through the Harlem
Raroadtake and leave the traveller at the heart of the
city of New York, and not upon its outskirts or its
wharves. We annex a statement showing the popula
ton wealth and of the various towns on the
surveyed route Of the proposed New York and Hartford
Railroad -
POPULATION MANUFACTURES AND TRADE OF THE TowSs IN
uHE SURVEYED ROUTE OF THE Nrw YoRK AND HARrroRp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24
Died.

On Monday evening, 22d instant, after painful i'll.
ness, which he bore with Christian fortude, Mr. YVES
1rLLou, aged 30 years.
His friends and acquaintance likewise the members OF
the Baptist Tabernscle Mulberry st also, the members
OF the uaion Division No }, Sons Of Temperance, and
ihe order in general invited to attend his funeral on
ihufsday afternoon at two O'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. l0i Mott ST. u
On iu9sday afternoon at 81 King street. SARAH f. Con-
ItLtoV horkN eldest daughter of Major Joseph and
Esnes Hopkins, hgod years, months aud 10 days
The funeral WIZ take place at O'Clock P. NJ, tomor.
row, (fhursday) the 25h Instant from 81 King street
where the relatives and friends of the family arc ra
specially invited to attend ' - =