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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21
Things in Philadelphia.

correspondence O: lie 1rloIne
Phil .oELPHIA Oct 70 ls46.
The annual exhibition OF the Franklin Institute
commences to-day srd promises display exceeding
those of former years Among the articles OF interest IS
magnhcen, silver pitcher the work Of Mr.. A. B WeE
den which has been ordered by the citizens OF Louis
Vile Ky. as a present for Gen Taylor.
The impression here is that Judge Thompson Of the
Erie District is defeated by James Campbell Nhig.
You Will probably receive authentic returns VIA Albany
before do here Ii he "a elected the Congressional
Delegation from Pennsylvania viii stand Il Wings
Locos. and one Native, being Wing gain OF seven.
This is supposng Wilmot 10 be reelected
The State Senate undoubtedly stands ls Wing, -
Loco and Native The House OF Representatives will
contain 80 Wings and Il Locos perhaps % 70 40 te-
pending upon the vote in Sus9uehanna and Wyoming
We are without local news OF interest.
The Loco Focos OF this County willcon,es: elst 5
return as Sheri If oil the Country Officers are counted
over some other ocoF ocos beside Dea! VIII be defeated
SALys or SrocKs.-FIrSt Boards 600 City IS
os $1,000 state 6s 10 IS ReeeE BoaTds-$50o0 State
IS e 10 Planters Ten %; $1,000 State IS o.; SeeoEd
B2l-9-7 phila Bank II $3.50 State Is p! Sl5O0 Oh
& Del Loan 100; 81 900 Reading Bonds - WI ri SlO00
Lehish Int, rs 800 Reading 5ds int By 80 Gira-d cash
81! lir SscOgd B0ard-lOo Gira-d rs 81 $500 State
IS $500 City IS ISIS, 20 30 Reading % 81; $1,000
Penna IS 5ds oil.
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Lnco.Foco Nominations.

~ Hon. WIN. b. MAoLAY has been nominated
for reelection to Congress in the With District com
posed of the 9TH eth, 10Th and 18th Wards OF our
CITY In the other Districts, no nominations were
effected though several ballots were had In the
down town District, +. B. Hart appears 10 lead; IN
the West side. David C, Broderick; uptown
Charles O'Couor but there are several candidates
each in the upper and lower Districts who run
very nearly together.
Onesda Co.-The Barnburners OF this county
have nominated whs, they call union or conpro
mise ticket. taking Hon. Timothy Jenkins the present
NJ c. of the Old Hunker, and proceeding as follows
Sheriff Israel Parker Clerk, othnei 5. Williams As
sen.bly, A. E Chandler, W. H. Munger II Brigham and
T. E. Lyman.
81. Lqcnsnos Co-Assembly, Bishop Perkins,
Henry Barber, and Phineas Atwater Clerk Mar
tin Thatcher; Sheriff - Ward
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Eg5@ The Wings of CORTLAND Co have nom
mated ADRIAN L. BAssETr for Sheriff, RUFUS ~
REED Cor Clerk, and TIMOTHY GREEN for Assembly
- The SrEuBEN County Wing ticket consists
of HENRY BROTHER for Sheriff, COMFORT +. BEL
DEN WIN J. GILBERT and WILLIAM OWEN for
Assembly Mr.. Brother was elected Sheriff in 1854
and he is the only Wing elected by the County for
many years AS the times OF lSS7 appear TO be
coming round, it is well to have the men OF 81
brought forward.
rE. The Wings OF FRANKLIN Co. have nonina-
ted JoHS Huron for Assembly. They intend that
the Star OF the North shall shine forth again with
all its original brightness.
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CONSTIPATION

Destroyed
Without Mtdce injections, Baths D'eoDery Recently
rIade FrGaer
DY ~ WARTON.-Pres, Thirty Csnts-Ths FIN
DEugIsh edition trans ated from the 23d French edition
Of the exposition Of natural simple, agreeable and IN.
Ebe means tr-cenry discovered n Francel not only Of
overcoming but OF pleto!y destroying obstinate,
nyeIorac and Ea5tgal Constipation without using either
curative. in ,-ctOns baths; followed by great Gum
Der Of authentic documents from eminent physicians and
other persons Of distinction certifying the complete ethcs-
cy Of the means. , 40
Sold al the national depot q Warrior, OF Paris No l52
WII!iamst and also By Jno mihau, lsS Broadway {;
q. Ring, corner Of John 81 and Broadway; Wya9 and
Kechan l2l Fulton-sL; Henry Johnson, N3 Broadway,
corner Chsmb.rsst, Apoh-cares Hal, s0s Broadway
Jane. Cr;uibi-. Bow-ry and fourt-st and Dr.
Lewis 30 Bowery IN Brooklyn sy Dr. Charles st1sne,
ia4 pultDr-st am 'heon
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VOL. VI. NO. 1867.

The just indignation of the State immediately
placed Mr.. CLIsTos In the seat ROW unproftsbly
occupied By his bitter enemy the instrument OF his
traducers. By an immense majority. and kept him
there till removed by the hand Of Death. Even bis
enemies protested to lament his death. What has
Sllas Wright done that he should again FL his Chair
He endeavored that same year 10 prevent The PEG
pie from voting Tor Electors OF President and Vice
President, and he succeeded. He endeayoreG 70
place IN the Presidents Chair at Washington the
bitterest enemy OF Adopted Citizens but he failed.
He assisted Jesse Hoyt TO derange the Curencv
and squander the Revenue Of the Union-he aided
IN bringing the Catastrophe Of 1897, and was
opposed 10 the Sub Treasury and for it-and the
protested enemy Of Texan Annexation, the spread
OF Slavery, and wasteful War with Mexico be-
fore his election and the supporter of Polk Butler,
Slavery, War azd Annexation after il. Msrcys
Canal Policy was Wrghts. SO was Boucks. so
was Van Burens. While Wrights influence
could have sent Col. Young to Washington TO OPP
pose Slavery, " ar, Annexation and mean ma
rauding struggle with Mexico, his whole weight
was thrown into the other scale to conciliate the
Slave Power, and pave the way for new edition
OF the Northern man with Southern principles in
the " hite House.
Is Mr. Wright. q native of Vermont. with Mis-.
sissippi principles. again to rule this state Let
the Ballot-Box tell whether the Empire State is
for Gratitude or Incratitude, Slavery or Freedom
ROGER SHERMAN
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THE MILITIA LAw-Section Of OF the MlIifia
Lsw Of the las, session provided tha, certain portions OF
that law should not go into effect until twenty days
after proclamation by the Governor thsi the same
mich, b. carried into execution without detrinsni 10
the public interests and to the laws o. Congress '0
wrsh, has issued his proclamation that the law nsy
now Re carried into full effect The Governor MAKES
ton and also suggests certain defects which he expects
the next Legis!aturs 70 correct
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General y cities.
AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONs

CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS.
TIE CANCER c'S 81 ctREn
~ DIR. William II. Norris, Of PhladePl,ia, a row
Asii N,yvN ORR, where he VIII remain during The
meat in the cass ofcaucers ts plan pay only
after and he makes chasec for consultation. Nj
tnerous certificates ear be exhibited. Application 10 WI
liam H. Norris Atlantic Huei between me hours Of and
O'Clock and so Greenwich ~ al .ther hours o' lw
u Free Scientific Lcciurcs.-Dr BANNING, IN
compliance viii numerous requests, W.! repeat public
exposition OF novel ana simplifying theory on the cause
nature and relief Of dsto ions and most OF the
Voice Lungs and Spinal. Female and Digestive Systems
based mechanism and philosophy OF the body Illus
traied by IN orgina! design 81 oiled paintings and
the Medical Profession and Ladies and Cen
cmcu generally, in the Lecture Room of Rev Dr. Aiamss
Church, BroUmest near Center. On Monday, "Wednesday
and Frd1v evenings OF his week ~ half past oc.och
Public prakeEs and all who care 10 arrest ifon ibyf c'
lrer deornije and eu:eebed constitutions, 10 work
out reef for themselves, fud IL 10 their interest 10
attend Lectures free a. Broadway, Neg-YorA oI7l~
~ September Report of the Mutual Life IN
surance Company OF New.lork Nc. % W alli7L-Ihi-
two new Policies viz:
To Merchant. and Traders 81 To Mechanics
Clerks....-..........lgi" Manufaciu
&" Brokers ......... e Physician
Bankers .............. Il Teachers
" President OF an Ins. Co Professor IN University
Sccreiury.. do do. = Students. .......'.'. .
" Grocer. ........-....... 4" Lawyers
Carunan. " Druggist. ..........
lnnkecp er..........-.. " Lady ......+..-.-......
Baih-keeper - Gentleman. 49,.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAINT. TiASSAY. Secretary.
MINTURS Posi-, NJ. PhTsician 81 Broadway. oI
r. Water Cure Rouse.-Mrs N. $. Cove contin-
GIVE patients al ner house 25i feminist New
York.
Mr3 G. also visits ladies aud children Al their homes snd
gives directions or the application Of Water Cure so Il
u Practical PhrenOIoGist- and Publisher
F0WLERs = WELLS; ISL Nassau Il Office hours from
o'clock A NJ. 10 10 2. NJ. Jy.s Sn'
" T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No IS
Wa.sL New-York. Uncurreni Money bought and sold
gold and silver exchanged notes N! Gratis collected o. II
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS

BEAUTIFUL PICTUS-AL BIN DINGS
nor HARPER'S BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE Au-
L du5on's Birds % America, &c. &c
2 w would gratefully acknovviedc hs obligations
the 2o00 subscribers Rarp- Bible for th-ir patronage.
and satisfaction they have invariably expressed ae
would suggest hose subscribers no have Vet delayed
the binding their and may wish 10 have te done
By Christmas New ears, thai they immediately forward
them 10 his heuf, where hey may depend upon
having hem substantially and elegantly bound
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing tGeir Bibles any other
works 10 BE called vii ue promptly attended TO- II
uote IS sent The proprietor ilro The 5s Qee OF City
Express. EDWARD NALhEh
- New. YORK. BOOK B.Sdery III F1i;ou-st
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NEW Road ACT.

y rr-s . c-sTe Sls-uu.s OF Of SeJvY ofk
u -zl4cr 70 HIGHWAYS, Brcges az: Pe-rles tozelne-
VIZ commentaries ard Appecr coH-s1lSg AZ he
f- 81 rr-ceces Dc used r9tsr sad stas1t-s, pre-
rareG by Counsellor q; Law JUST published and cl
ale BY BELL = GOLD, is Ss.sss-s.- 50
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CoL1Is1oS on THE HUDSON RrER-The steam
boat Buffalo Capt, Hancock hence FOX Albany on Saiur-
iav evening was run into during the night by s!oop
and 50 much damaged tina: she was unable 20 proceed
The sloop sunk Immediately Captain Hancock HA4ed
the steamboat Santa Claus a. she passed on Ter way
down TO the city and tia, vessel rounded 10 but rnea
about again and proceeded on her TIP. The steamer
COLUMBUS Capt Geo Riggs, next came Up with tne
wreck Capt Il promptly brought as boat along s'ie'
oE off the passengers and crew and offered 70 tow me
Buffalo down 10 tine city
ANOTHER TRAGEDY.-Heary Haser. formerly OF
Nashville Tenn on Thursday last killed man oy the
name OF Woodward. the Charlotte turnpike Acoo,
found dead in his house having been shot
the head with Two balls One report says ne Killed Nm
self Another report which Is most circulated II tue
neirhbortoci is tha; the brother o. NoodwsrG VINO
Nashville Union. Oct 10
DIsAsrERS-The schooaers Chancellor and Oid
Hickory owned by Capt Ira E Bride, OF staten Island
wee both lost At Hoboken during the storm OF Tuesday
last Two other schoone-s one OF them froi ooSto-
were driven ashore NJ the sa;ce place WIN NJ Ss
phsrss ine yschi, the GirrcTaeS.
SouSp FOR SALT RIVER After the election
retrrs came in en- Thursday showing The g-est w.
,sns in every psrt OF the Stzts wsg having esHI
his back and having pa; the above inscription ABOVE
le, the fellow ,-avel through toe streets Our Locet
~ f-;6. who were BY took the joke IN good part oa'
rboushr that the method OF WAS entIs-! ~
slow TOR the OCCASION tRo-- -
porrpy-Ws learn from the Boston Post ihat
49, uo-o. ( Co have IN press the collected Poems
~ Psr Rsnb Wsldo Emerson NJ. Eraerssns rooms
hsye been read and COPIED widely Win interest,", oe'
ri now have BEEN left in the peTlsnaoie lotis %
'ai'I .ecosd volume o: VIZ EI,syy chsnninss Fofm'
VII be published ibis Asssrss y ne Nee assss'
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gcOys. wEOLEsALE AND RETAIL.

BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have On hand and Wi sell whole
sac or retail L large assortment Of School! Classical
The ogca and Miscellaneous Books They inyiie country
merchants teachers and others examine Aer SOCK AID
Pubr.ners Of SANDER. S-r-s Of Readers. Bradb1ry's
Nrsica. Works Hi.chcoek's Geology, Grays CneEieFy
GsIes Philosophy, Porrers Reader, &c &c Also good
- - MARK 81. NEWMAN L co. lse Broadway.
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TFUPTIONS or TIE SKIN.

D FAD the opinion Of Medical men who EHTe made dis
II OF tue skin their particular study, and they a.
without one exception speak decidedly IN favor Of SUI phr
f1riga;ions beiag The mo-; speedy and efec1A remedy
in al outrageous Diseases The sulphur Napor Bath i'd
uristered by 4Irs Carroll, Gas effected some most on
derf cures IN cases OF years -tartng where az Other
remedies have fsei lc; ali who troubled with sail
Rheur Itch Rnrwcr-n. Prnped Face or otter diseases
Of he skin take 81 uhur Vspor Bath s. Mrs. CAROLS
Bath establishment. lSi Fuon--L Open from A N nj
Ia p II oil lw+
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CNEOOr EnOKS

HUNTINGTON ( SAvAGE, Publishers aid Booss=-
~ rs P-ar--t ,Ses=f OK have recs1tly Issued new
80 -. rlch r. 3rov- e.liozs o. lie w0r1s n Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry. 81 Ms 4 ;" L P1ep. %
y eh hey re-pectfG-y zoct. Inc 2-ten-lon g school
-rfers C0zni--e.s srt Others interested z stEc1o1
ouie- WI be frui- . for ex.rrca0,- app aearOa 10
t.e g1biisaer- For sac ~ Bookseers generally. w
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miscellaneous

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. SPRUcE-srREETf Tirce doors from Na+guStreetj
r'HE facilities Of this establishment Tor JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Office IN The city iae
patronage of the has been such 10 guaranty
great We therefore, With con-
hdence. Issue the following Gard
OF PRINTING al Inc cheapest rate, w
Cards sill- Lading
Circulars Receipts
Bill Heads. Checks &c
To LITERARY GESTLI,IESo EtFa! 1=nu'- pit printed
with accuracy.
Psmpheis.l Stereotype W2rs, and all kinds Of
Books. Late Pres, Printing.
TO LECTURERS AND Acknowledgement beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills Small Bills Tor Dlstvt-
Mammoth B,lls, bulon &c
And every descp Of P!Gn and Ornamental job Work
executed with great and punctual.ty The Office,
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, P.HFH-
All WORK on The above Presses Will done e1trsorai-
nary low prices. J. A. FRAETAS,
Yc II Tribune job Printer.
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Sours CARoLlxA.-Hon ROBERT 3. RRErT and
Hon. ARxtsrEAp BURT, Calhoun men, are re-
elected to Congress without opposition.
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TIE following testimonials FOR re S-s: ;e r
seute6 20 he pEhc They seen gecsivec during
;he Psst lev days I; - unnecessary ADD single word
Other tss1 request heir candid IeCssl TIE arss = fro
Clergy. well kno"a, AID high sSiaserIs ard
rtst;c1- = case CT
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
e SIDNEY, Newt sEsey. July IS, iS4S
DS A =. CEslsTfs-Irar T5efo-; r=ccssei - eorf-
rurica:s WIKI yuU respecting The e6ect ii he application
OF vccr Calvanc Rings and Magnetic Fuii nv
The tre a. vet too short 70 is;y speaking positive
Il IT relation t~ perraarency Of ny cure bat can
IhsI Tie application O; vor Ss1eeJs - wrists alG
of the Bau5 % my ueSA ;e role series % ny nervous com
plants has beea suspended. suffered much from Chronic
Rheumatism: Ezozchit:s sad Dyspepsia and tet .acsaed
hat nose disorders a. contested with each oher
through the system. have had zone OF re uys-
Pepsis whatever since The spplesioa Of your Arss S
roihi2S worth mentioning OF the Sronchius Vor nave
cecr enabled he discharge OF ny pastoral eaiss
OF preaching and visiting inca 10 the surprise OF my
colgVrgacoal AID have hsd but single inse or c OF
the rheumatism thave enjoyed, far more perfect eN-
pc from these I,a.iies distressing ~ they are hsn II
has been Cy lot enjoy for Yeas cn;Cct BE too CRATE
tuiio God who in his Providence directed me % you carr
rot say with certainly wher shall De ~ New-YorS AGAIN,
but shall certainly the earliest opportunity O; calling
on you.
The immediate osec:t this letter to procure some Of
the Kind u assistance e- rSc OF NY peoPie May
OF my congregation affected with nervous disorders
and should nv - permanent many vii De led e AZ
ply YOU. have the est country charge N The stale
ard my has sersrtfsG them so 10 speak, entirely
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a Snow fell brisky IN Albany and Aaburn on
Saturday evening melted, however a. fast Al il tel
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" J. D, Fry, one OF the Engineers on the Ca
nal in letter the Comptroller says the breaches al
Eagle Rarbor will be repsred rs 10 resume navisa-
ton Tuesday Ghis) evening The cost OF repairing Is
estimated az $1,000
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EP We are indebted to Harnden 4 Cos kS-
press for Boston papers of Monday evening.
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THIS dav published LIZ Pocket Diary FOR The gear "A
contarg b.au r1=rnoraEts for every day IL The year.
lciu5ing SunGays and Almanac and ls Of SUNDAY.
n isf7 Time Table Rates Of Postage tines Of Eotc
Grt. Of he United Sa,e. STATE Of Nex-Yo.x and Cry
OF N-x-Yurz: American Ministers a. Foreign CcurL.
Charye dAzir~s Foreign C0Esg.4i Population % The
--d States. Stz,- Of SeygYork snd City cf NevI ORR
Presidents. Of the United States Sc kc Pzhishet and
s,r al. by BELL 4 GOULD,
= s.anrer. I'D Rook.e iers 80 Na.s.a-,t
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, rvEEuE EQOE-

lust PUBLIsHED-Ta- Revezae Book containing The
Ee zr5 Of 1876 together WIKI ne Tara OF s+- eoi-
.s--f AIso the suo-Treas1ry WsrehoGs.az and Csna-
6is Trasit Balls Of lS6 and the Drawback Laws Ike
wi Toe aew British T2r5 amended ri the atr session
OF Parliament 70 which added Table u Foreign Cons
r4..ac-G 20 currency Published I'd for SAFE 57
BELL GOULD, S-z:.C1ers and ?I5.lshe
-, I5S Sessad-s.
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NJ Y
Th. is certify that FOR the past years have been
afflicted with the disease called Flip Complaint. during
which time attended by pr-- Carter and W atson
without receiving any relief The severity OF the disease
such hati Obliged give Up my business and
have often s;r several days without being able TO turn II
nv bed Medicine only made worse sns wss daily
getting more and more eplcss Early last winter pro
cured Dr. Chrste's Galvanc Belt pair ct Bands and the
Magnetic Fluid and from tue tme commenced wearing
them began 10 improve in health stronger than
ever was previous 10 nv Sickness and far
covered thai suffer any fatigue would Also state.
three mouths after commencing the use OF the Ossvaac bst
and Fluid framed the whole OF the timber of
dwelling consider Dr.. Chrste's Gslvarsc remedies
invaluable blessing and have made the above statement
voluntarily thld rs matter Of duty 70 :he afflicted
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patent Hleoi1iues.
MAGNETIC FLUID.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

Keszr.trg he eSt-soyaiaary eeySers o. - -,
CERiSTiErS GALyASlC RINGS, SELIS, shASe'
LET'S EANpS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES


THE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS OCCASION
TO NOTIFY raCtn YRiEscs AND THZ PcEtic GENERALLY,
81 OF THEIR REMOVAL from i6S 10 ii2 Chatham.
81 opposite The Theatre formerly known the old
burnI Boot and sEoe Store where hey are orrpss-
-E :spose Of goods Il thsir Inc al prices unprece
deut!y cheap-cheap.r hsn any oter ise establishment
The Subscribers would respectfully INVITE psfsocs ~so 4
tend purchasing cal ana examine ner ~" sr4
eve SOCK Eich for s4reiy exeeleres AID ~
Dc eLrs= 7istl AID Lz0r112n ~ 49,,
sore " Customer. The stofx eonsiS' VI OWNS
Sroe-. B-ogans, kc- ...-z ,,,.,a r .d5A,
z would respectfully cal ne sttsoJn 81 -. -
~ s;eg YORK 10 hsr .,sors-at Of Lies hiss lk ~ S
black Ga!lers E1sxias I'D sbppcrs VIE ana y - 90
Slippers kc ~b1ca as good Z. az % - :
~ 1.r- LIZ Ch<;haIr-st OPPOSITE ths IneHos.
~ FOX SALE-Fwo beautiful PER- - Ha a,et'sS
SSaIor--s i1.t for he coGltrT II t1aoTn, sta-l.S
6N-arr-r ts,i.-<t -r5 Unsv~rsity-rtaee. oI3 n
rYoRY TABLETS, Porcelain sAste. feeketSook.,
WsI-sts Prn1ctres, Purses, ga-t sad silTse Fscet
ss superor eu1o1d pom, Cod PerS, Razor Svops
aoaes, fancy lnksacds. &c &c A.o sTery csseriptea
,s,sl Nv FRANCIS LGuTREL,
Nv Manufacturing s'sboasss, n Isissa-k
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tNANTED-A situation by fcans Won az 20 coes,
w wash hoG.ewck; has The best Of city ~i
Please inquire AT No IS Chsrliou-st Tor days
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51bocIs.


UE OANSENtr. W AL &C.
Mr. ". WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
t;or1 The Ladies A-6 Gentlemen Of N-vY CrS md Brook
~ la: heir classes ne elegant accomplishment q
Da--coE " si-zi1E Polka a. ih-i- rev vsr1o1s
styles s7q1g when : me 5esat, ard popular RetovTs
- danced n Tie London sd P2r,s Saloons. wi, commence
FOR re season TIER roo-=s, CONSTITUTION HALL.
So s-oas ~, o. ESDAf October ssh sad a GOTH
IL HALL. Brooklyn idsu---s- October let5- Days CT
E;;oI Z Broadway yogng isies s-t gentlemen
de- =; -Te-y Tre~ia- - >sI1rlsv afternoons 81 s s1d
Tor NJ elder csSs o. gentlemen q; = ;s evening.
DAYS OF I1lo-la Brooklyn for ypG1z ladies' and ger
ielen Under u. sve- At1zav a3erEOo1 81 g. sid Sa.r-
ca morning 81 hal:p2ss ? G-rIerssEs esSs Monday
evenings cu7rT7erc5lg AS.
Morning Classes cI -str:ci- the elder class o. Ladies
n lie NAzocll. uet>, Ws!tze<. Es.ov etc .le!r
Fac Aca1-sEl- commencing 10 y ". Fer terms
please tGCl-s above. Circulars o particulars resiy
to e aad - as1y-. sc q; lie BrcoSlyl Music Stores,
JEsDAY SEM!-NONTHLY SOlREES viii CON-
ueGee November L. S15scFi2uor fo- the season S. P-
ls not charged for The Soirs Ladies 10 be had
oay Q: Nj W sies respecting the a6 mission OF Ladies
10 ne sOires viii Dc strictly enforced former
sous.
Academies Schools s14 PIRATE Classes xii, De attended
70 BY Mr.. W. snd Daughter, and also their Academy
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