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THE iia,,r5. BULL0CK aac COLE. sad Ms, ANN
MARIA COLE pectuly inform tht { t,eu> OF New
Yors hat their frst Conceri N iAs eii WI. lake pl4cc
he A.g5 Rooms. STusc~a On Tue day, Sep, Sth. III
De- ID. direction Of heir teacher NJ. JAMES BEST
Ts!s extraordinary Orchesrs consists OF he following
v!cna Primo. Master George Bul,ocS aged : years.
S.r,nio Jstne. Cole. 90
yjoI,............... Henry Sg!loes, IS
y-',i-.fic D,o> 4 Cole. IL
Tn, precision and taste wiki winch these yoC;hd. Per
formers exs.- the various 1orctn4 allotted 10 them have
never failed 20 cuI1liaaj The admiration o; a'e and u.s.
enstrs sGdeucvs composed Of HE e';s Q; tHe.r nasSe
civ with au they great tavorl;e tEey asve
bai tn, hcnrr Of before Ole Bull and other d.
tagJshe Is;es NJ whom expressed themselves h': Il
Is delighted Got only w.tk The --ht Of 20 great 2ovey
but The wonderful proficiency ;hese yoGths nSve
acquired Their ,eacee Il announcing 'felf as'
Concert m TINS cty peciy invites the attention Of ne
pubic character sud variety q iae a;g>c embraced
IN their programme glance h.ch. CONSISTING IS 1t does
Of ae.uJli se-ccu q Instruments; NU''c ar S'Eec -
Solos Duo> Trios Oiarttttes s OGte:es inter, persed
win Songs Duets ANA Gees BE Eaters ise VIZ assure
them that the performances OF these youths irrespective OF
their ases afford musical treat o! highly es?ectA2.e
character
ali tie Children unter - years aai PRICE Doors
open a. :. oclcck. Coucsr, 70 commence ~ s Fer pro
cranUl. - snail hi i - IS
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COMFY ISI-ISD and Cj1eenw0od-

ACONEY ISLAND and Greenwood
EzIsaSsT..dN Landing NJ the new Greenwood Cemetery
Dock "arh way Fare u! cts. each way.
Tn. steamboat PROPRIETOR, Capt II. Mallan, will on
and after Monday the 2h, commence running regularly
Coney Island and Fort Hamilton touching al the new
Dock Greenwood giTng passengers opportunity o
ny wood Cemetery. where they spend M
hour in pleasant promenade returning at early hour
Leaving a. follows Cana.l9i A VI aud y ? NJ; White
hall 10 A NJ. and 2. NJ; COney Island III A. N. and
P. NJ touching al Cow snus each way.
sn0i ,fis T BFILBY Proprietor.
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fashionable Clothing.


WIN. T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tsilors,
w Importers Of Cloths, Cassnere., Eesings, Fancy
Dress Articles Scn appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
Trade that will their endesvor 20 add the induce
Ineu,- which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LIsHMEST al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue 10 commend them TO
the economist For The style and character OF the cloth
ing enabled furnish through the aid OF as efficient
corps Of cutters be found in tho country IS the
sequel TO the attractions OF our moderate charges.
large assortment OF goods for Fa!! aud Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
Tweeds &c for Dress and Frock Coat- Overeoas SACKS
o. Frepch English and American Cassimeres for Panta-
looms Asora in reference garment IN which las
experience has satisfied the many 50 few cutters e1cea
,r,a! in this line especially solicited MeFno Velvet
SIX and Satin ve.ings great variety The usual assor
,nent Of ars. quality Ready-nade Oyercoets, Original
SACKS C!oass Dre.. aad Frock Goats, Paniaoons Vests
&c with choice o: Fancy Dress 4rc!~s, Scars
Crayals Hdkf, G!oyes, Su'pencers, sEirt', Collars
Bosouls Ha.fHose, &c. -2.sI
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BILLS DE COSTS

DRECEDEETS OF BILLS OF COSTS with the Act
i CONCERNING Costs and Fees Cour;. OF Law and for
other purposes-pas.ed May H. 1870 with all the -ubse
Gueut amendments, Incorporated IN the fcNL Prepared
carefully revived hy taxing officer Just published
and for sale by BELL 3 GOULD 1853 Nassau-st -
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DUES. Irtl!ai.oa ol the hLtneys. IN N &c 30

DILES, Irritation OF The Kidneys, PAN IN the Back or
L SIDE ihitIal Co-i5yeness, Emptions. Sore E,e>.
DIR. INGOLDSBY'S PILE SPECIFIC aas made rad
cal cures IN many the above mentioned complaints, as
car b- proved bs personal reference.
The Specnc l.. not Purgtttve, and entirely eeget-
able remedy with particle Of coocynta, Eanhege or
ao-. pleasant, and perfectly harmless II the most
delicate cas-s. female. Agents WI! be appointed
IN every Town County State where there nor- on
application 10 BEALS i co. 1903 NASSAU-ST. s. I'm
nuES.-plTCHErT. Spanish specisc FOR The Piles
been celebrated 10 wears N his CITY, III "a7s no
putting , i, has cured OF thousands aud i can ~ prr
ceased 81 hs house. q Rosevei-. and Of Ms Agents,
Kelly lOl Fuon-si; Merk!e SIS Grani-si A Mcleod.
hGG,on-s, II 7 hersr. 81 Broad'ssy. and ri Ms
HAYS. lSa Ful;on-sy Brooklyn, L !. 70 J~
WINDOW SHADES, GILT C0RNICE-, &c.
w Nc.-J. c. WOODFORD, Us Broadway, WI open
az morning .ndcw Shades, comprising gene
"a. assortment. both Landscapes. Gothic and Roman Ar
chiiecrure al assortment OF Gilt Corcrs. some very
low pric-s-al>o assortment OF Curtain TAss- g Cur
Tain Loops Bands, Pms, Furniture Gm? Cords. Bras
-es, &C
y B 4 practical Jpho.ier il a,ientanoe-U phoisrerers
ana Merchants hUvius sell again lowed ioerz! dis
count Is Broadway. Lafarge's Buildings. =
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re- The Proprietors Oi Lairty-avr different rewspa
,rs IN P-rn.v wanna alone have pLblc notice hs V
5 Palmer their only authorised ass In The ces OF New
yark phnaG.lphis Boston and Baltimore. For ranes OF
,sn-rs see Tribune OF 7lh inst Al the papers IN Dra
Msr and irany Others other States have sSrH similar
80, '-- '--' jyan ISL
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MEW RooES pER BRITANNIA. ETC.


~. -Pesche'. Element. o; Faysic>. vols. ; snd s
Nichols system o: the World
Moore. OF he Use OF ne BODY
Cocas Sor'ssIN. IL " me-. &c.
Sog.hsv,, LIE Of We,.ry New edition : vol.
Lindssy's Progression BY A1faguEi-u-
Nelson's Letiers and Dispatches. yo!
Thirwa..s 4 s.ory Of Greece. Vol. )
Putter'- Elements OF tcchau.cs
Supplement 70 LoGdOo'- Cottage Architecture
Architectural Antiquities OF Oxford
Geoloeiesi Su-yey OF Grea; Britain Vol /
Noble on the Brain.
John Foster. Life and Correspondence. 2yo.
Morelrs History OF Modern Philosophy. 2vo.
Hom-r. IIiad trans!a;ed BY Brandreth vol.
Kias Of >sSony's Tour N England
Thomsous Memoirs OF the Jscohites ) vols.
Walter savage Lsndor's Collected Works ,vo'
Riters History Of Ancient Philosophy Vol
L:nde Vegetable hnsdoniTa new sapp ply,
per Steamer, OF :. aud 18th Of every month - eiis
THE FOLLOWING NEW WORKS
HAVE been received by WILEY PUTNAM. lbl
Moreis Caihol.c-Part 81.
Thirvaii'> Greece-NoL j
Pu.ters Mechanics
Surlee-'s Lord. Stoke and Eldon.
EnEi4nos Colonial Empire-ycl
Lird>ay's Progression.
Oendort's Ia an Grammar
Bal Live On--nev edition
Nichols System OF The Word
Y-aie's Hebrew Grammar
Ha'veys Lays and Legends
Musings "A Musician
Puruin's Grave.
Preachers POCKET Companion
Farewell TO Pope.
Phillips Eternal Attributes.
Wand-rngs of Pen and Pencil
Blacks Letters Health.
CAst-'s Surveyors Text Book.
Microscopic AnaronyPart !.
wilson, Book OF inheritance.
Browns Lecture on Ethics.
>chill-rs Thiry Years Wsr-Bonns edition.
KEYS Latin Grammar.
Parey'- PAIRING Gift
Early Magnetism. 81
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BOARDING.

bUuIUiItA.
A GENTLEMAN 4nd he wife can he accommodated
tiwuh board pleasant front Par.cr ON me second
floor a, 9 FOrsyrh-s'. References exchanged. . lw
DOtRD-Plea.aHi rooms either single or suite may
ID bc ad with brcakas and ,es Tor Two ot three sa9e
gentlemen in reni... private family residing up to'ru.
near Grace Church The house i n"v Win every con
oi baths. &c and pains vi! be akei 10 MAKE II
nm agreeable home References exchanged Address box
1854 Lower Post Office =
BOARD WANTED.-Ai family residing in The coun-
ID try during the summer wish 20 make arrangements for
board in hcr house for the iner winch = situated
in one OF the most pleasant uptown streets near Broad
way \ .nal! family of adults preferred. Address Or. d
care OF Dr. Baseti, No. 81 Broadway. post paid Ref
creuce> exchanged. - d
BOARDING ieulelncu viii BE- furnished good &C
ID comclodaious and Board for from - 10 - per Week
according 20 wanted Apply AZ 5i3 Hud-on-sI
&c lmeod-
DOARD.-Larse and small rooms suitable for gentle
ID men and their single ,rneu. Apply nj ~
Leunardst nearly opposite The Carlton house Reieen-
ces exchanged. - 3Hs
BOARDING Chamhers-st-A gentleman and Ms
ID wife sn.ie gentleman can De sccommo
dated peasaaiy al = Chamh-r--sL snln TT
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ION = F--~- Henrietta his wife and sl-Naser's Sale
L pursuance Of o: The couri OF CaAncefy OF me
5s- ne ffr-h Monday OF July 1876 Will be soc ~ TIE
-r.rr-d one OF the Matters Of this CoGr-, a. pubic
agc,or al ne Merchants Exchange IN ne Cy oi sew
VIZ M ~. FIR, cav Of October next i D. Isio AZ -
oC - moor II as dag, al ;ai certain piece " p4fce
u 80 -!ta, living and being n liz Tenth " ard Q: he
CIV Of Newly Aforesaid. lie soCiE-ry -f- d res
<.tr-t known aid tl-a s-l=arc Or map OF iA- rez
.t Of I,-o-ard Fisher, described lying On Hes;-r
-f. and yor.yta Streets. the cry Aforesaid, a. !n
y - Z. bounded a. follows. Beginning Al lie easter!g
-.r OF o No th.s- 81 On Inc map aforesaid add r1EHisg
a on ;i= sad ly 5-f IL: t:, feet 70 ground
~ zn.c ,.erce e1-teT.y along lie -aIae ~ ety eve
- ~ t-e 81 OF sad nap, thence EOf.hefy along
al. o, urn11-r Gye 81 10 Hes.er-e;rre hence westerly
-I..-r.t.eet 20 Tie sc- OF ynEing. icing twenty
So lei IL front and and Fly feet ocg oc each
80 nor or l-ss-za.c lot o-irg now zrowE Is street
r5-r ore hurTs3 saG rwe1ty--ieh t23 Hes.e:-=Ie-t,
row In ne occupation Of SlcLc!as Gc.ot-n, Cabinet
r1aser Dated SEPT its. lsto.
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A UCTION N0TICE.-The Subscriber respectfully
"A invites the attention OF cash purchasers OF boots ohu
>uucs public Sales, which VIII take place us fohows
Thursday Sept TO- 20. O'Clock. NJ
900 cases Boots oGo-s und BrOgans.
Thursday sept H. AT y o'clock n NJ
bO0 cases Boots, Shoes and brusans.
Thursday, sept ~ al IS o'clock, A. NJ
SEQ cases Boots, Shoes aud brugans.
Thursday, Oct /, al " o'clock, a. NJ
600 Boots, Shoes and Bro sms
Thursday, Oct 8, NJ u O'Clock, y. M
500 cascs Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Thursday Oct IS, at 9. O'Clock, 4 NJ
coo Boots Shoes and Brugans.
Thursday, Oct y, 81 clock, A. NJ
600 cases Boots. Shoes and Bro@n
Thursday, Oct %, at9i o'clock, A NJ
COO cases Boots, Shoes ami Brobanr.
Thursday, Nov ), 1911 o'clock, a. VI
too case- Boots Shoes and Brogans.
Thursday, Nov :! 10, O'Clock, 4. NJ
60O cnsc, Boots, Shoes and BTOsans.
Each OF the Hb sales Will comprise II large assort
Inen OF aud fashionable goods. Cash purchasers
VIII ind for their ntere- attend no credit VIII be
given. (,sl A. CLAFLIN, 25J Pearl.st. up stairs.
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E5- SEE MARINE JonRN4L, FOURTH PAGE
MEMORANDA.

Bark Altorp OF Boston.
Wind SSW, with hazy weather,
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MONTHLY REPoR'

MONTHLY REPORT
OF NUMBER OF CASES successfully treated and DIS
" charged AZ entirely cured At
Dr. WHEELER'S Ophtnsmic Dispensary,
% Grerl~cbst. near the Battery y. Y.
Disease. cured and Operations successfully performed from
III August 1915 20 1T Sept 1916.
laiamed and Sore Eyes from Gods, 81 Do from her
edl-ary causes ii. Do from Fevers AID Infections,
Egyptian Opattaluia, s. Ophthama Tass. or diseased
Id lucipent Amaufos!- 8; Cataract, specks, Films
4n Op4c.tlrs OF Tie Gonna II! Injuries 10 The Eyes from
accidents 10 Sloppas. OF the Tear duct = Insertion Of
ARTIFICIAL Eyes Inverted AMI Depressed Lids 8; Gonor
rbc Opntha.mia, }
% Pamph e.. IN relation TO Dr. Wheelers treatment
ami cures. NAV be had traits az MS Office - 2iseod
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EyrRAcT oFLEMON

TOR davorinz Custarc. Ice Cream Je.ies syraPs &C
This pure extract. Containing me -- -e'ol OIL inc
PREPARED 5y HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and Drug
g. 5rosfeesv corner Ch4Lno-rs-s Sod also at 100
E--f,-,,. 90 = -, R-o,f X.v . imeocis
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE IN

HOUSE AND FURNITURE IN
e. SOUTH BROOK YN--TO let, frat ciass house
Ne all modern c0Eyenrnces stable and garden at
AA tacned.) who would purchase the furnituro
contained n H. would De exchanged FOR house or
c0mnOdious collage the couEtry Terms mode rate.
linz addressed 4. Z. box No. IS Post Office SewYo
VII meet attention % 5tsodis-
a., TO Little dwelling part Of House cetpcr OF
~. Twenlirb.st sad NBtbaV tChssessquare) re-
A p.e- with every convenience for boarding house OF
.choul, sixteen roams, including bach room wsccr
-ose range and alt the uodern CfOton water 6xlnres
Reat low 70 good tenant Inquire u
D. A. CUSHAAS No. 1873 Peaylst
myla isU sth-ay-nue, between 1rh and 2lst su
g. LAKGE HALL 20 LET.-Tne .pac0U. Hall
e. 15D Broadway 81 by ~ feet Ia size hitherto occu
pied Of the constructing rooms Of the Model
VI York, Will he let reasonable terms, either tenn.
porary for Of yearA f. is well suited for mill
ary or Society purposes Apply 70
T. PORTER BELDEf,
aus IFS so and iO6 Broadway
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xU-w .FOR TIE FISHING: BANKS

sTnc last rip, for Inc .ea.on.-Fare -, cts.
each way. The BUFFALO, Capt HancoN,
Will run Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 9TH, 9Th
aud Sth follows Foot OF Barc!Ny-st !! o'clock Ham
muud-.i g. Crna.- 81, DeanceysL quarter TO O. Pike 81
O. Pier No. l. y x. 81 O'Clock. Bait and lines small
charge. Refreshments board. band of music Mon
1ay and Tuesday - ,tis'
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Markets. Carefully reported fer Tie 7r'ba"e.
- No<DA- Sent
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RESPECTABLE Yong Woman yv..aes a stun
10 pcaue private s4rlly 20 DO chamber work
sut.r or IS nurse aa t. do he se'snE si.o
fuzzy cu:np. any OF lie above requirements, and cat
L.. 1r- so ~ -atrs satisfaction >ar.-'c-or- -er-r
ence. give1 Please inquire az - Mu-aerry-l ,hrt
( hsrs room
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JACOB 5. PLATT, Aucuoneer
uARDWARE,C CUTLERY and Fancy Goods sale
IL JACOB ;. PLATT will sell this day, at AueHoh
ROOM No. = Plat 80 0ts consisting OF senr,s "a
.orment of Hadgare Cutlery Fancy Hard and Ger,
man goods Also inyoic. VI hne Pear! Bqttons and
yots German HarJwsru gilt and Jet Js~eIrv soaps,
Guns Pistols Table Rnyos ard ForEs Caryers. &C &c
WM !. 1EECHER, Aactioneer
SIyM A. RRECURR, store " Cedar-sL up stairs
w pry Gools by Catalogue for cashRegulsI sales Oh
Monday and Thuf.day. Particular attention given 70 As
siguees' Sales Of Goods huH IN
WIN H. JONES Auctioneer.
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGASS-OD Weohesday
- September 9th 10: O'CLOCK. al The STORE OF "
.oll s Co No. PesrsL 500 Cases, comphsins ARo
and DESIRABLE. assortment ~ BoOts ShocA and bfossns
uitsb.e for Southern Western and Guy dsa1r us
eiyod Catalogues and goods ready on tho oranS OF tns
sale.
Also, 50 Mems fne Kip Pogged Brogans
Also 50 WOmen's Seal P,gged Lace Boots
Also case. Mems and Boys Rnssei brogans
Also 100 cn--. Women. Pegred Ties and bnsksns as
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,~ C,u,;op, No,icc,, Row.

SAINT. N,NNAy, Secretary.
MiNruRx Po,r, MD Physician. Sol Broadway. = /
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-G-~- ,CONEY ISLAND ant Eor Hamilton

COMFY ISLAND ant For Hamilton
s-st.s-s-1 Ferry The steamer lOLAS Capt Rich.
ard Yates, viii and after This date, run
regularly 20 Cuney Island tollows-leHyng
Foo, Pisr-st Whitehall, toney Island,
81 PM u VI.
p VI.
Landing at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare Y: cents.
y. B. Al persons forbid trusting any one on account
OF the boat or owners.
New York. Sept -, 1876. ~ isu
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it, ENC R~IONSt 70 ihr Fi-hIng Banks.-
-SlAflz-si trhc Steamboat y ORTIZ AMERICA, Capt
O. g. Rigs, viii make excursions 10 the
Fi.hinc BruSs on Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday aud
FRIDAY mornings. September Sih, 9th, 10Th and ih, leav
ing me foot of HJuisUnt quarter past ~ NJ CHnr
at hai.past9 Hsmond quarter before Q, Delaney r.
r. a9 MarSetst at quarter past ., and Pier No. IN X
al ha.i-past
Dinner will be- provided hoard lncs and bait at
au.a,I c-argr Ear. 81 cl.. Cor ench excnrson. 500
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implicitly relied The eNQGisiie and finish cf The
tces which they appertain NJ. O. believes he
without presumption ha his Hats may safely challenge
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Gfrursion1.

IT, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF all
ts.el.ssa-.lN ENcurslOus---A .a across the hudson
Ri-er 10 Iuboken. and then walk The
Eysan Fields along exceedingly picturesque shores
vi the place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive AL that car BE- made from the
civ.
The grounds now present charming aspect. the trees
being in leaf and the soil covered with 1t rich tIrf.
The walks IN excellent order having been consider
ably emh-.lisaed the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there Will De IN attendance
the Coiounadc. Elysian Fields excellent Band Oi
Music which will perform selections from the iavor!!e
Operua popular airs marches. wuli1es, &c
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
ST. are completely Tilted un wiki Awnings and Seats.
Night boats from HObokrn 10 Barc.ay.sL until II
O'clock FrrriAg. 81 cents. - misua-
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CARTSHERRIE PIG IROS.-loo tons s1'ea'
lISo / imported from Gs1zow direci. Ncr ss-e 2;
,vs5 saWtrS JAs. n oLNEY, q "esEss
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PAKT\FR : wanted rs gentleman u q safe -
A .tectaz.e We shed permanent a1i probable
business being exca-v- for c4- To yous active
Offers Inducements rre 10 ~ u q VIII as must nave
means unt wi-se- regular business, ma z7q'- 20 =
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aouce
rThe L. =. senate of 1Si2.-The subscribers
Respectfully hs th-F large ueIzot-n
Of the United Senate Is com qieir and VII n so'
time be published Those who desire 70 receive eaFIy IN
Sr,ons ar invited 10 cs Na:iona. Miniature Ca
ery and examine The engraving -, - -
su!S st: ANTHONY. CLAIM w. - o'oS1"a1
u Furniture Notice.-Taose persons aa..as UNI.
tuge OF An description dispose OF VIII and reaoy sac
!0r portion a.. OF their goods by sem n me OF
calas Upcn ths subscriber. Goods Of ever os-SI.o1
ana 70 any amount purchased. : CpCION'
- iri!s No 81 A2.-s-
~ Advertisements Tor New spsPers OF 81 ne Cues
ana PrcpG towns L LIE County far and near ar CAY
received a. TIC Office % The duly authorized Agent, ' =
Palmer. u TE- TRIBUNE Buildings He receives ,ubscr.
Tors A.so ly2O TuGls
re- All orders for subscriptions. or advertising
IL CogEtry intended OT Y & Planners
cy should ee addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS a. be
hs 10 orr cc- hAs be crpuirG Any person - repre-
ser, lis Aseacy = any otter place u his Ci,y yso ST.
rg- Farmers and 1Iillers' Bank, HaSers-
town NId.-The Notes OF ms is: MINOR bought one
per cent discount. By -- -
- lssfs- FAf LIN = >siii n 10 - ~ MIS-
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pOSNETS AND CAPS.-A full assortment 'o' san
- al the lowest market prices by
81 2znLs JOHN c. HENDERSON CO. ITO foosfse
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WANTED a situation hy yerv respectable Young
w Woman. nlrse caa a!o maze dresses N ile best
manner also rs German Young " oman Tor nous.
yyork bob win, the best of references. Please inquire n
J R-nal.-nL - =
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XETANTED-By respectable Esidd.eaEed Woman
w situation 20 genera house 'vurh small resqec
abe family has lived NevYork anc IL vicinity FOR The
sst a~ru years m living home al different periods
regard TO capabity P!ease inquire a. & Ehzaoeih-s
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x2-tNTED-A situation by respectable ;oung Wo-
w In.n as COOK Would have objections 70 do house
work IN i 81, family Best OF city reference gwen Ap
nj ~ Princr.sI. n..lr Broac Nay. = y
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FOUNDRY PIG IROS.-5o .oas Pheni1 No l. very
rns eges 800, .of jar N OLNE7 p w-st.t
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YOT-Nl. WOMAN wishes 20 engage - lady.
mad or rrlr-e 10 20 South Europe Preferred. Please
address note The Office OF tA.- PaperW erigvorth.
Goo. cry references gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

asHEs-Therei i, fair inquiry to-day bat the GUAM
nv in the ,srket Is modcrate ne s"ie' are wv Ode
4, IS 81 and 81 Is for POS and fearIs
coT.rOS-.rbe inactivity which noticed I j.
5.v and star,ia- as prevailing IN the Cotton market
Continues today the sale, being merely nominal and
ors-4p,,ng nothing worthy Of note. Prices remain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

II n N'II-
siSnrlssts sor Apecon Sales
AT PkIvArs >,LE-It, CuAr,o Bibles. every variety
N slain sheep Asd tt and "a. I OincGss Also
. sr.e OF Standard AID VI -ce snsocs books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

RESPECTABLE Y0une Woman wishes si;aa-
n ton cla-laern4.- Or 20 axe care Of cacreu o. DO
general uouse.lrE go sta. prTae fanny. and pa 40
% sc;oa= 20 20 sinai distance lie county Please
5rcu--e az y p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
MARIN E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK

TIKI sun. The MOON FULL SEA.
Rises 5 - Sets 6 20 Rises. : H. Even 10 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
ME uNIVERSlTY AGAIN.

We give another article from REFORM" in
reply to "JUsrIcg," with the expression of hope
that the discussion may be brought to a close
especially as the Comm ttee of Investigation are
now engaged in their labors. All further proof,
pro and con. will be much more appropriately sub.
United TO the Committee. We are for free dis,
cussion in all in which Jod Is likely to re-.
suit from IT, but it is questionable whether
any thing can be accomplished by examination and
recrimnaton at present.
Let us have the Report Of the Committee, and
the public will be able 10 come to some concln-
sion upon facts submitted in the proper form Of
evidence. A thorough investigation into the ma
nsgement Of the Institution, embracing a close
inquiry into the proPrieiy Of economy in its er.
Penses, can alone satisfy the public mind and
the friends Of the University but add TO the dni
culties Of an impartial decision when they exhibit
undue sensItIveness on the SUBJECT. IL does not
follow that every one who asks Tor II searching
scrutiny, ~ either nmcal 10 the cause oC Edu.
cation 10 the Institution itself No Nnginian
he disposed 10 inIure the literary character Of
the State by lsssening the efficiency Of the I'm.
Versty but public confidence must be revived,
no matter how severely the ordeal may operate
upon individuals.