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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

WIN A. JONES, Auetioneer.
Dt)OT AND SHOE SALE.-Thursday, Oct. Y, n II
ID q, clock OF Ives Hoard, as PesrLstso0
css.s Boots, Shoes, BrogAns and Kubbcrs, comprising
gene 'al Of fresh goods, TO BIO sold without
,.s.rv. o70 Sis~
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~ Mercantile Library Association-LTe
on Soos- Keeuins-r Taos Jones WIZ deiSe, LeG-Ii
ON SocS Es.rps before the members .: tAs NJ L a !
Si co-,s crner OF broaSwsy sid MurrSy-st CO thurs
CAV evening "a Oct. Abundance iree- rts-,.,,
1teAeS - &c osN - nj ARROWSM1TE,
eas aa 81, -" Chs. G. sAsfes..
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~ The Officers aud Members of Visiian'
Division No. II =. OF T. vii please oe present u me
regular meeting or Friday evening Oc:obec > as bust
ness ofimpcItance III VIII hen come before ne DIVISION
HUBBARD SMITH. w P
JVS VOORHEES, K. : 90 SIS
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A MEXICAN NIUsEUM.-Every Day and Evening
<fihis Week, commencing Monday. Oct. 18th, 49, d.
Three splendid Performances every afternoon al half past
O'Clock, and every evening half past7. The Free list
except the Press suspended The continued Interest
Manager engage iher for another week and hey gi
give of the Singing DaEci
Shaking and Nhrng peculiar 10 this almost unkno an
people In conjunction wiki oher performances announced
below afternoon half past o'clock, and eve ry
evening half past To enhance the interest and nov
city they appear Full Unique Shaker Costume, which IL
seldom outside their Communities. The Manager mas
also engaged the celebrated HEAS FAMILY, un.y r.
sally allowed be IN. best American Nocalss In tbs
country and the admired Sons and VI Song
Thee give their Grand Concerts In conjunction with th;
Shaker Exhibition and other performances every after
and evening la addition, the Manager has engaged
TWO LIVING ORASG OUTANGS apparently half
human and half br1te-LiViSG TWIN C4FFRESi the
most wonderful cunositia- itgir. TWO LIVING MON
STER SNAKES - feet long, and twenySIx inches
round. WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY! to be
for additional charge Of = In addition the
following performers engaged Crest Western, me
Yankee Comedian, Billy WhiIock, Nils Greenwood. Miss
Julien beautiful DanseUse; Mad Rockwell Fortune Teller.
Admission, Is ceDs-chiidren under 10, ~ cents ol9
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5ituations. ar. Dantso
DARTNER WANrED-T

DARTSER WASTED-The Advertiser A i'd.
AGED single -zc, bred mercantile business ~ -
city hss >2'f cash. snG vzs5e- Ute via rsv Ea
=. a sast 81 eqcsl ar1oEt OF means = Respectable
5us!n-sso-e e-:ssGv established r-ef-rreG II ire f--
s--5aT-zs.IDe1 Communications WIKI real s-re
ra-fe Of ssaes proposed WI! receive aiienrio, -
deemed confidential Address z r osc- t.is 5soer
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CHEAP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOUHsBER-
ORY ~ Pea-i-s {oppcsir WiaInJ are daily rece!y-
laz direc: from the risnufacr-r- and from encons,
lz:ge supplies of Brussels, treeply and ingram Carpet:
nes which they selling a. grest reductions from
former prices
Brus.e. Csrpeng. (new patterns ss TO Ia ger yard
Three-piy DO do 80 To 81 do
Fine, uperfre and double sIpef do IS 70 "a do
Tufted Rugs, thardsonre pafterrs.s iSs EACH
Also great ve1ietY o. Floor OIL Cloths, Driggst
Table and Plano Covers, Lamp Mar, "indo~ shaars
and 81 cther articles connected with tne tTaos
biz Dx SLauge,s visiinx TIC city sse Paftic1itfiy m
-Ite6 Z, c. and examine Lhs above stock oil wis
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DO0P SPRINGS.-A new and improved article OF
IL $3.50 nos, Sp.inEs for sac wholesale AID retAt
by lie NewnrS India Rahee. 4E-racs1rtaz Conpeay -
I.;5-.'t,ns ois ST
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d APPLETON q co


pUBLISE on WEDNESDAY IL The Christian Altar;
or Offices Of Devotion for the use of persons receiv
10 that Sacrament and directions for he COMMUNICATE.
daily walk with God BY VIM E Wyatt D. d. Rector Of
81 Pau Baltimore. Third edition revised and enlarged
oIe beautifully printed volume pocket size gilt leaves
This excellent n;le Companion 10 lie AlLsr has long
been out OF puut uow Reproduced with corrections.
and additions style worthy OF liz intrinsic merits.
II. ON THURSDAY-Primary Lessons; being Speler
ana KeHaer on IN original piaI IN which one letter l.
Taught lesson with power application being
lmnediaey made IN words Of each letter thus learned
ana to-e words being directly arranged into rcndng les
81 A!oer, D. Wrgh author OF Analytical Orthog.
raphy,' Phnoioeical Chart &c Illustrated with -
cnErarings containing Ii pages Price III Cts. bound.
The Tile OF ii- Elsmertary work for The young fully
explains the object OF is publication L j. The
cheapest and will upon examinations be found The best for
primary instruction yet published
Ill Ey-rybody Almanac aud D,ry for 1917. continuing
List OF Government Ofcers Accounts OF the Commerce
Of The Country, Manufacturers, and General Information
for The Merchant. Tradesman and Mechanc-oge;her with
81. cents bound in flexible muslin OF 2i1
WORKS OF PROF. AGAsSTZ.
NJESSRS. WILEY 4 PUTNAM, l6f Broadway, offer
Rscherches sur les Poisson- fossiles-25O plates s62
Monographs des Posous fossiles in vieuX gres
being supplement- 10 the oboye) IS
EIudes sur les Glsciers-39 plates. SO.
H-tcne Na;Gfe.le des Possons desu douce27 co,ored
Rudes Crittques suries Moiiu.que.-I1 plates 81.
Monographies diEehinodermes vivans ct fossies-5
Nomenciaior Zoooyeus, $50 This price includes the
veiqe OF two more Part WHICH viii soon be issuet
RiHnoirr sur les uioulcs de NoAusqGss-1 plates ~
Echnoderue- Suisses-Ii plates, 81 -.
Me-srs. W & p have recently received Memoire e.
SpO-me- MuscuiEires ldiopah;Ques Ia Parslyste
N-ryeu, e-aentelle. PR A. Delpech, Doeeur Mede
clue. OF
A GLORIOUS NUMBER.
THE SERIOUS AND COMIC CoMBiNED.-rhe Be-
aedcence OF Washington, engraved by D. Gross from
a picture by Roihermeh.
saturday Eventnr, engraved for Godeys Magazine by
A. L. DICE.
superb Winter Fashions, Form Figures. with all the va
of C.oaks, colored Caps Bopnes Ch-mseties
Model Cottages and Crochet Works.
Among the contributors Miss z. Leslie, Mira. r.
OAkes Smith Mrs. c. II Eslirg Fanny Forester, Miss
Mary Gardiner celebrated Lady OF the Country,
tra0cug in Europe J. Ross Dix, McLel an, j. F. Otis
Edgar 4. Poe. Rev. W. Love and 4. II Coon
We consider This No IN every respect the best No OF
the month. II cannot be cqualeI
25 Gents : single No. For sale by
H. LONG < BROTHER,
BURGESS. STRiNGER CO.
W. II. GRAHAM
o.! p w. TAYLOR Il co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. Of lis week,
ready for delivery 10 Agents On ThaTtdsy AternSon
vii CONAN zloug Ia ether u-lai Interesting T-alterThs
eunteat. q III ta- LOVE LETTERS between Mrs. Ny
ERS OF RicEmoat zcc NJ HOIf. Inc Lotizry Broker.
tra conclusion G; ne Tes- etrrs are The
r-o-t extraordinary ever puui=nrc-
Also IL report q ne trial Of Dr. Ssovc Ct estehss-
Ter, 9f 1b0rica. Mary ArkeFJ a. hoE-e OF ~ i=e n
Tbs city Pres four ceEc-Agents ~ LIE usral discount;
r7I1
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cLoAKs! CLOAEstt
WHOLESALE ASD zgTsL.
,500ara.D iEs and Ni''*'' ol's-' co''' and 'l'''
so Goats varying in prices from 8 10 so each.
eco C!eaks do do " 20 - do
600 Circulars, DO do 5000 70 30
100 Cardinals. do 30 % 10 Is do,
al Of which made Of the fashionable materials IN
use and sold astosishing !oS prices
EDWARD WaASLEY,
az 2&is No. - Ceiherne-st CGailaIn-sgUsre-
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rnp,roor Sept, S-Ashcs-Moatrcsl Pot and rear /!
ns sSS, fnr and sold q, IS cd for Pot OF lSt3
and sss Cd for Pearl FOR the brand OF 1870 sis Tor
both Pc, and Pearl but in consequence OF this desaa
2ls Cd has since been paid for new Pot and lew sns
holders VII row sell under Is Cosee-A IGs ssslesss
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RURKE'S GRAND CONCERT.-Mr. JOSEPH
- 81 BkE respectfully announces that hts Concert Wi
take place the rabernacle Thursday Evening Oco.
Der 2 when he vii! be assisted the celebrated LEO
POLD DE MEYER. ilhs Lion Pianis,,l Madame PlC0.
Miss JULIA l.. NORTHALL. Mt PHILLIP MAYER.
and Mr.. Gecrge Loders Band. Mr.. Burke viii perform
the following Solos:
lCirand Concerto (Srsi pnrtl in Minor by De Berot
2-Fantasie Caprice by NieuN Temps; and
S-The Csrniva! de Venice, by Ernst.
Leopold de Meyer will perform his Grand Fantasia and
Variations Seinrsmis and The Duo Concordance from
William Tell by Osborne and De Bcriut Mr. Burke.
Tickets One Dollar ench,o be had together with pro-
grammel ~ the principal music snd the door
Concert TO commence al O'Clock. No pos,ponemen;
ofthc weather. ole "
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FRANCISCO ALVaR, Professor Of The Spanish Ian
suage in OF lie best Schools Of this City having
few hours 10 spare wishes employ them IN giving ri
Lessons his native Language. The said Ayar hay-
Ing been born New CASTLE. IN Old Spain, ana having
received Classical education, satisfy the most scrl-
pulous IN point Of suficency fulfil his engagements
The urexceptiona5!c references both IN The city and
country viii he given demand Also faithful tTansla
tons from Spanish into English. .ioe Apply Al
hi. Office. NJ No. 81 Walker g. o.! lw-
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Export from Ist 10 -Uth UctODcr.
Wheat Flour. G72 bbls

GRAIN-The TRANSACTIONS not numerous today
OF Wheat COCO bush Genesec sold at ll6Gll7 cts for
export Corn is 20 for mixed with sales 10000 bush
Sales 1900 bush nc1o White Southern at - cts for Ire
land Sales 5000 bush Rye at ~ cts for shipment ami
1000 bush Jersey at - cts. Oats are % d36 cts Moth
ing doing in Barley The receipts OF Wheat at this port
from all places from Jan. TO Oct 3D. -i6, were l,Oi
4S2 bush against 2j5 0is do time last year. EN
port same time 1916, e0s2l2 bush, agans, siiii do
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ITALIAN EVENING CLASS.

s,IGNOR SECCHf DE CASALI Professor OF the ital-
- ian Language and Literature The Rutgers Female
Institute and the Brooklyn Female Academy i nhoq. 10
commence Italian E-vcuir No IlO LeonaTdst
His method (oral and Theoretically has Al
ready N short time, formed good Italian scholars
Oct l9iil.
He hss also an Evening Italian Glass in Brooklyn al Mr.
tore OF Me..ts GATES L STEDMAN, cor Beekmsn
and Nassau or By note through the Post Ofce.
,,r-
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Exnort from Isl TO .Olh Octobe.

$50 bbls.
sEEDs-Farthcr sales 100 ties Rough Flax at 50 25
for crushing.
TEA-Thc public sale to-day went of without much
spirit The grade of the Teas generally was low and
not what groccrs wanted The company was small
GROCERIES-F0y three days-Thc demand for the
various descriptions of Sugars is light but the market Is
steady previous rates The sales include LOO hhds
Newt orleans mostly received coastwise, at 0st cts
100 Porto Rico s! Qsl 100 Cuba g; and 325 bxs Brown
Havana II as cts The market for common
qualities Moasses continues much depressed prime OF
the various descriptions only being in request; 30 hhd
Cuba and Cuba Muscovado sold at ls d20 cts and 2bG
81 100 Porto Rico 80, mos and 100 Nuevtas Tor re
tinng on terms did not learn There has continued
good demand for Brazil Coffee, and the market is firm,
prices having experienced shade Improvement The
sales are 600 bags of this description at b.d cts oOU
Lsrusyra y: 80 Java 9l3l0i; 100 Sumatra It; 100
White M6racaibo 81, usual time and 3OO ST Domingo,
the stock of which is light, cts cash.
NAVAL STORES-There have been sales of $500
bbs Washington Turpcntine at 81 per 80 10. Spirits
Turpentne has been sold pretty largely at 4odil cts
cash. and - No sales OF Tar or Rosn, except
400 bbls White Wilmington OF the latter at 81 s7 cash
RICE-The market remains dull pending late advi-
ces from abroad 800 tics sold at 50 Sl,Gsi 49, cash
SAlT-.A lot of 1000 sacks Liverpool Ground has re-
Gently been sold 81 TO- mos and 300 hhds, IN bulk
on terms not transpred
EFMp-The stock of American is light. and, with a
fur demand prices have upward tendency l5O bales
Dewrotted sold at $50 5o9sg2 So mos
HIpES-Sales 1900 Rio Grsnde. lslb II cts discount
on for cash; Hcl squaTe'ulilnleu FWaS"ay' y" P''
terms,
ToBACCo-sales OF 100 hhds kentucky at ?! ..
cts - csses Florida 10 limos and Sl bales Havana
and Cuba part to so out OF the market On terms not
made public.
wHALEBoNE-The transactions for export include
$1,000 lbs South Rs and 250Oolos North West
Coast; portion for home use at a. cash
REESwAX-Sales 1000 lbs prime OF Southern and
Northern Yellow al - cts cash
FHATHERs-A sale of $500 lbs fair Western Live
Geese has been made at y cts, mos.
FIsH--About $500 quintals Dry Cod have arrived and
1900 sold AT 50 756S2 SIT! according 10 size MaeSe'
rel are dull Scaled Herring have arrived more freely
and sales have been made OF several small parcels al ~
as cts.
FRJIT-The transactions consist Of 5000 bNs Bunch
Ra;sins at 81 90 1900 hi do 81 0 1900 or do 81. cts
800 bxs in layers - & rce Q. the latest arrivals are
being placed in bond making cigh, csrsoes III all await
inc the reduction of duty lst December and % trails
Jordan Almonds IL cts, mos.
PROVlSIONS-There WAS rather g better feeling IN
Pork snd we understand there WAS disposition shown
shown 10 buy Ness al $40 and Prime hi 81 ~. Sales
100 bbs Prime Beef So A. and the balance OF the ne
received at 81 In other Provisions there is the regular
business doing.
Export from Isl to 10th October,
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A GLORIOUS NUMBER.
SCHOOLS.

ITO TEACUERS-For sale, q iae School, in healthy
and Pheasant town about p miles dsian, from his City,
together with the Desks, Chairs, Msp- Globes, &c Se
Thu. School has been 10 successful operation for more Than
fye vesr. Address O. I. box l076 Post Office. OF %
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DOYS CLOTHING.-NRs- Evans cegs 70 return
ID car s:-csf= thEcs ;rtects = general far ihr
LIBERAL patronage Bestowed hsr, AID socits co-aH
nce Q: t se-e a. her No los DivsiOnst WHERE
she keeps cor SANITY aszd good assortment Of S0ys
Clcthtry OF al descriptions ard best materials.
y B-SsI-t- sHc rrsd- 70 order. cZ2~eod-
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BY z. JOHNSON Auctionsor.
nNW EDSESDAY, Oct q, at % O'Clock NJ ths store
Oof On. nberlan Il Goldthwat, m Poarl-sL
500 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans-al desirable goods
lre.h from the Manufacturer East
On THURSDAY, Oct I'D, 1913.
AT 9, o'clo the OF Aaron Cann, Us Pearlsl
$50 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans, comprising one
nt hn Iarrnst nlred this fall. oil lwN
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THE FAIR POSITIVELY CLOSES On Friday
NighL-rhs day al p. NJ. Capt. Taylor will exhibit
the process Of tightening vessels sandbsrs
and enter shallow harbos BY OF his newly invented
India Rubber Cancels A viii descend 10 the bottom
OF the river encased in Sub-MarAne ArmOr, walk thu
Castle and back 10 the vessel. On Friday afternoon the
Premiums win be read Cd and the closing Address Will be-
delivered at II p VI. 1t
NOTICE.-Thc Exhibition of the Ivory Statute al
4SCHKlST on TIE CROSS t2s9 Broadway will close
ON Thursday. the 22d inst. Oh
WILL OPEN at Nblo's Garden ON "Wednesday Even
w evening, Oct. 2sth, RAYMOND WARNINGS i'm
Menagerie OF Wild Beasts, under and spa
ciou pavilion The place - In active preparation
The Procession of some 30 drawn by 100 horses
Needed by the Roman Chariot will through thu
principal streets OF the City Wednesday 18th OF DC.
iober and opencr Exhibition In the evening for twice
o2u SITS
IrNIOS COURSE.-RACES.-OR EXCITE
4 MEST.-The Great Contest takes place this day al
P NJ between LADY SUFFOLK. under the saddle. and
JAMES X. POLK in harness. for 1905 mile heats.
Trains leave Brooklyn at ~ A. NJ. u NJ, F. 81. and
p M.-and return as soon as the race is over.
Fare % cents each way.
To avoid crowd. passengers requested procure
tickets the Newly ork side 90 II
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VANDERLYNi
Great National Picture o M

DAlNTED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS- Is ex-
hoiting for short lime IN The largo Saloon OF the
Academy OF Design corner Broadway L0Onarr
Open from A. VI. to 10 r. VI.
Season tickets 30 single admission - cents de-
scriptve pamphlets I'll cents OH lyTs
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> W<11ksSss
w prices.-I. O. Fowler has hand c large ttcck Of
xh.te brown SuyIus Of sl The various kinda Good
Havana Sugar a. Sd !bs whils do g. Dc SfthS
FIRE; quality 81 I'D bn; brown do - 3D. and Sal snc'
soss ST Croix Sc. best black Tes +s Young H5sca
DO Jazz Coees Of The spsst favor Is Bee. sperm ~
81 gallon bes; Soisr g.; good Lessp do os' Hf1 qo
W Sperm Candles % H. For sais by -
l. o. FOWLER, 80 and 20 orssnwica,
oil wis aa1 % ssssy-st
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Stocks Of Cotton in Interior Towns not included in the
Receipts 1876. l5i1
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Lien DODWORTH,s Priva.e Dancing

4 Lien DODWOkTh's friTa.e DANCING oeh1oi,
No. ii3 Bro0ne-s- rra- BlO2dwny.-A. D. would beg
-sv 10 inform his friends and the pubic that having
made great alterations ard pruveents IN his ro0u ~
which the size and accommodations are very In1cn In
creased VIII open MS Classes FOR the season on Tuesday
Dc. 9Th. a. P II. for Ladies AID Children, and r. ID
for Gentlemen
The Instructions include Al the fashionable dances Of
lh- day sig Suia
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THE ALHAMRA SALOON,
so broadway, Prnce5t
THIS SPLENDID snd Spacious Saloon IL opes for
L the Setson-Atmitiauce One Shilling.
Vocal and instrumental Concerts this and avery Egsnin2
during the week. Beautiful Illusions by tho Lady Ma
gician-N entrilOqusn by Mr. Nyman-Dsncing by Mule
less-lyne.
Full particulars IN the small bills
r9~Doors open att commence ut o'clock go .~is'
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WANTED-By very respectable Young Woman
w situation i good drsss maker : vii
s 70 maze hersei useful! has 70 % -cio1s 10 the coua
very kind 10 children None b1t good families need appi-
Good reference De geu Phase CAL $50 Broadvav
between u sua 18Th WI! WI: calls for three days
fsstffe
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DOARDING -CHOOI-Irdng Institute, Tarry-
Down No Day Scholar, receiTed.i-The "iutsr
Term Of this wei known Seminary VIII commence on
Monday, SoveIlbe: 2d
Catalogues containing al desired Information be OBJ
alu-t az the Institute The city. Vaa Benschoen
Isl Broadway Raynof- 20 Bowery, and Crowsn's, bi5
Broadway WILLIAM P LYON. ii. \.
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WANTED--A Teacher in a Boarding School - niles
W from the city; also. Young Man sind ent ho
would Ike 10 tefay the whole or Of bis board and
uioH by overseeing the pupils ana otherwise assisting
me principal CAL al No. Broadway Z 10 i. u. and
2. VI. 90 BUS
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NEw-YoEX SOCIETY LIBRARY, Oct ~, 1870
a At the close OF Course OF Iwenty-ioSf
Lessons in the French Language. given by PROFESSOR
EDWARD CHuHca 10 e class composed OF Teachers III"
s'ers resolved, that some torina! and paos en-
PRESTON should be made BY them in regard 10 me merits
3Ss System ANer the necessary organization on report
@CoUmiilee, twas unanimously
3sosd. Thai the system OF teaching and acquiring 'e
sncA living Language, beautifully conceived and nd
sSssly developed by Professor EDWARD ChuSeH, mani
@ his accurate knowledge o: his native tongue an ini
se acquaintance with the philosophy OF language and
e powers of analysis and classification We, therefore
seeraly recommend his system Of French spoken as
aeur opinion one OF the most perfect ever devised for tie
teachers and students OF that language.
Resolved, That Professor CHuHcH. by his uniform kind
cess his pa,ien, assuity his singular tact and eNraor
ary aptitude for teaching. especially manifested IN The
practical application Of his system has esiecui
asa is entitled 10 our gratitude
Re!ssi, Tha. Us duty to the public 10 less than in
gratitude distinguished Professor We nd 10
aehers pupils and all persons Interested this system of
teaching the French Language prscced by il, a,iahle
md gifed suthor.
T. L. NICHOLS. Committee
WM H GRlSWOLD, ON
GEORGE w. COLLARD, Resolutions.
On motion Resolved Thsthese Resolutions be published
IN L Courier aes Eta.s Jnis the Courier and Enquirer.
Tribune. Sun, Herald and Evening Post, and that copy
the inmates Of these proceedings be delivered to Prcfes-
GOT Church by the Secretary OF this meeting.
JAMES O. SMITH, NJ. D. Chairman.
& GM. T. GsisyoLp Sccres.su
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{NANTED-A situation 10 10 plail cooking, and iue
~ washing snd IRONING or claiab-r'vork. by Young
Woman with best OF reference from a.i employers APP
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NNASTEB-TheS FzEi-h language rxDer----e-i
W and s1ccsssfl senr cf 5s L,-Euse : 3esrur- -
open classes = SeF-Tnrs. Terps-S2 for = lessons
payable = sdvznce- Pirate cSsous - prooortiorsa
-at--, paysb!e INVARIABLY n e!v1-cs TIE sdve-7 sr r.
ers N Dr.. Bartlett, II 81 tn 5io1 E16 10 = Rsv
uond, ESQ one q: ire Editor Of ne Courier Enu e.
address Nj Measd. - Fear-st 1r-
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WANTED-By ryvo respectable Protestant Ciri- one
w a. rst cook and would ass; washing and IRON
20 uncIng chit-eE TIE best oi reference given from heir
last employer Please call No 10 Centre
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
HORATiO HILL Aucuoneer.
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THURSDAY EVENING,
AtT O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
BooXS-A choice collection OF Miscellaneous School add
Classical Works among which may be found brtdgsws-
,ers Treatise. vols; Encyclopedia Americana Is vols
Cooper ON the Hernia restrs and Breasts Bcuspartss Or.
anthology vols foio Boz's Works, vols; browninge
u.uenois Canpbrlps Poedcal Works, hound In cain
Coop-rs Nava Tales IS vos Coopets Sea Tales SolsS
Leather Stocking Tales vols; Dickens Works, Sols,
Encyclopedia OF Geography, vols; U. s. Exploring Ax'
psdiou $ yoi.; Fielding and smoctps Works. 3fshsms
L. vols; Jesse'- Court at England, Moores Ireland
vols SC &c. Catalogues on the morning of sale
Also an invoice OF Gold Pens and Paper
FRIDAY EVENING,
O'Clock the Auction Room
MUSICAL lNsrRuMsETs, Muse, Se.-A consignment 81
Music and Musical Instruments among which may BE-
furd German Flutes Cd. Sd sh and 9TH Fluss, Ac-
sorton, Three Cord Harmonic Ebony Pipes, copper
skeyed Bugle Pocket do Fius Boxes, EnZsh aud Ital.
ian Violin Strings. brass Horseaen's TIumpets maple
Rns,oon Flageoiets, Double Tenor Trombons, ssrpsss
40 Viulns Glaroue,s Flies, Instruction Books Musc.
Engr,vings SC &c Catalogues morning OF sale
SATURDAY EVENING,
At ! o'clock, the AucuOn Room:
LONDON BooKs.-Au invoice OF valuable London BOOKS
Particulars on Friday.
FRIDAY Oct so,
Al l0i O'Clock, Al tbs Auction Room
Roor, SHoEs ASD BRoaASs-SNO cases Boots HcQss
.nJ Brocsus suitable the Southern Western and City
Trude.
Al Private Sale-2 900 quarlo Bibles.
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