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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16
TO VOCALIsTS, MUSICIAMs, AND THE THEATR
CAL PROFESSION
VIZ CORBYN Manager Of ne Swias Rel Rnreys n

spsctfully informs the members q The Musical and
nent with the above band in few weeks and tenders his
vices agent musical professor band
of artists Of talent about travel
Having completed his second tour hropghoq. the United
States the Canadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he has visited almost section Of
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful professional travellers
be believes that his services will advantageous
party with whom he engage.
Letters addressed to W. Cor6yn Manager OF the Swiss Bell
Ringers Of Sol Smith, Esq., theatre st. Louis No. II
mailed prior May ioth and prepaid will with prompt
attention at that time. ais tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

EoR TOMORROW, May 18th. will be excellent num-
l. bs 1t will contain ts usual variety Of original and
choice selected matter The Sunday Dispatch the largest
ak months old it has already larger circulation than
OF its contemporaries who have been before the public
sht Sunday morning e any part Of the city Brook
wishing he psPsE ,sFq'sT should send in their Pub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

PARK THEATRE.
MR.. GEORGE VANDENHOFr
- ESPECTFULLY announces that his BENEFIT will
MONDAY the 18th inst
On which occasion viii be revived the Tragedy of
CATO.
Alter which, the favorite Comedy Of
THE BELLE'S STRATA0EM.
70 The Box Book is open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

A SITUATION Chambermaid. or assist in washing
~ and ironing by young in private family the
best OF city references capaby &C. will be given on
applying AZ 6I West Broadway. mvi52tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

PERSON who can dispose Of this sum- win 6nd safe
"A and excellent investment Of the same in business Of
literary For further psrcu
lars address NJ X ~ Herald Once. myl5 3ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

HORSES FOR SALE.
A. FOR SALE 1t the Stable Of the Subscribers il
4AJ \yersey City, known the Western Hotel, 6ft
Horses from the Western part Of the State Of New
twelvs very fine P.irs and the balance single Horss
horses will do well to examine for themselves
myl66t~r SMITH K KETCHAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

o. WANTED-A handsome and kind family horse
Nor little carriage, or years old, IS hands high
~ Gr.snwich street At the Office. from II to o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19
CITY ITEMS.


MiITsRY.-That well-disciplined and elegant
corps, the .NewYork City Guard Capt Mcirdle made
their FIRST all Parade on Thursday. IN their new AID
beautiful overcoa;s. They paraded with Fifty r,a:,e;s
Their sodier-e appearance and gentlernany conduct
won the admiration of all The Mayor and Common
Council, and Committee % citizens of Baltimore haze
selected this Company 70 convey the remains oi the
late MAJOR Ringgold their Arrival here 20 Baltimore
y. Y Express.
TIE counrs.-The SANDER case Black1coo3 W.
Hasiags resulted in verdict for plaintiff OF So which
carries ike amour; OF In the acton for fase
imprisonment .JeCary W Gaiies tie Jury gave YER
dict for plaintiff OF 80, which carries ul! costs.
THREAT.-oficerH agan last night arrested " N.
Wil=on on charge OF having threatened take the
lie OF Charles Conner.
ROBERT At SAC H.RBoR-Iniorrnation was
received this morning by ine Chief Of Police, that
young named James Ferguson. late resident OF
sag Har5or Thursday evening broke open trunk At
his boarding house in that place and stole therero the
Of s2l0 in bank bills win which ne lied this City
LARcEyT.-Wm. Moore. colored maa, was ar
rested last evening. for stealing worth =
from JOHN Mckinley, of No - Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19
sEECUT's soUTHERN Balm,

= a
rEHIS MEDICINE, purely vegetable preparation,
name imports l. TT reality de- ghiI cordial,
whole system diminishing excitement when excessive,
aIlaYing irritation and pain aui gently but
tiny producing healthy natural a-uOn IN the stomach,
md evcr.turs. thu restoring h. equilibrium Vi the
ouAion, Gud speedily mpartn. renewed y;gor and elias
Ia remedy yei offered the public fOr Eny ens- OF Tie
lungs heart. liver, kin. &c. The fOOys testimonials
cci-d from ynst number OF iiAe And winch have been
voluntarily the prOpn-0fs VI this medicine viii
fully show. Thsi- untried remedy IL frst
prepared By Dr. shecui, an eminent Physiean OF south
Carolina who, himself victim disease Of the lgns
Inherited from es parents Wa enabled ~ IL use 20 save
himself from The very margin OF lie srV and hnnde1s
VINO nave been pronounced rcure0le have Ael-e been
restored life aad health BY IL ue- All the sub
joined extracts from e-rtlhcaies are seH4"t and t per
sons who have given ulem have sisnIned thelI de-
the efficacy Of iiIis great reurdy The Rev ) C0Te
pastor OF the FOuh-l Baptist Church was cured 81 Is
use Of
L F Green 10 Frontst- Brooklyn, has given certS.
cate sygOrn before Rufus Cagget Commissioner OF
Deeds OF his Own cure Of vioist eonsA ~ to" yeeT'
s.iaGup. a. well the of MS wife OF nduenza.
Nj T J. crowen bookseller aud slarcuer cor Broad
way and Beeckeft was cured By is use Of lie most Oh
Er,ry.7, Dlsea,e If The SEau.
The wife of Ar;lur B. Haap5man. painter cor Broad
way and Hoaston-st was cured by II. use OF
Drease st tie LuHgI,
ar having tret every suggestion OF eminea; phJsica1s
and al lae porGar remede, o; the time inci1ding Tay.
lor'- Balsai Of reryyort 2c .i=t,d large quantity Of
blood from the Gags, and vas gT=a up by her husband
W R Saith cor sixth-avenas ant Foar.l't vas cured
b. j. Use Of periodical
-Beed5as of TX Lang
c. lonE standing ROBBERS OF Troy. = cured by
Use Of
DlseaIs Of tis L1-er,
arising from reiterated Attacks OF Fever and Asne So
ssnnah Grice, rs Va.ck vas eure ~ iia Use OF
General Dr92F.
John II Howe. dentis 5n5 Grand-st bears testimony II
his Benny GErno, cor ll0ast ant fhird-aTec-
~, E2s cured VI
-4Sectson of re LuzgI
These others OF cGzf-
acer nands Of lie propdetors and FOR TIE ben
err OF The ac.ed they hare teen published II pamphlet
form and KAY e Obtained % aEg persons graruitous5
y.ao sell tbs MEDICINE
Also. the celebrated and rrch-praised
-.S7Llti>rJt BGtH Pttz-7
These Pls have been tested Tor many years u eTrJ
for OF disease. arising from pure s--ts Of he blood
and 0ther 5u;9s and have proved safe and Efficient pr
Ger removing morbid from tie sOHzcn and bow
rs, promoting digestion ed laar vlgcc . ne system
For farther particulars teir beneficial elects, see
pamphlets. Prce y. cents per box containing - pills
Southern BAN. q per bottle
Eorsas the wholesale depot Ac1ck Co 5hs Hrozi-
WAY corner OF Eog-5ou-- and By cos CT - respectaoe
Druggists. Tee clty and country 81 55C-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

DRINTiNE INK MauurirtJry.-1he subscriber
has recently introduced steam power nnd improved
machinery INTO his mandatory which enables him TO fur
nish his customers with very superior article. Printers
and merchants who may have orders for Printers Ink VIII
find them promptly executed moderate prices and may
rely on being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality, and
OF unchang color The subscriber manufactures lnk
OF various c0ors, viz red, tue &c Orders d.
rec.d 10 his manulaclory % Fruu;-.l between Moutgon-
cry and Governor through te Dispatch Post VIII be
punciualy attended This paper ha- been printed by
ink from hi. mandatory tor several years
nG.S uDAW GEORGE MaTHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

vi ya2or s2t sulphur Bstas- lsf Fultoas opposite
Church certain Or colds, are th=oat, rhsGra1
.-. gaaiai.r 15ecriJa- The fear OF catching cold
tetsrs .-anv rom G--ns TIA va7or bath but the eject
pt57-g administered BY xclng ne Ttzi acton liz
.T si-iug re - power Of r.4co1 and =uabhas 70
rI.t cod better LSa before. Op-n O'eOea the
morning III O'CLOCK n5ht Portable Baths --ut 10 any
part OF The ciry.
~ Mrs CAROLS Baths diner from any other yspor
Bans called AID haze been established the city for
rcre than p years OH iv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

COUGH RRMEDY.-Thonas William Hsrp=Ss eel.
~ ebrsed med cne for Inc Of Asthma. w aooptog
Cough Gods Of every description, Inflammation on NE
Lungs and all classes Of Lung Complaints mas COZ stood
the test OF experience for number Of yssr-. and has been
pronounced only by those who have been benefited
by bot by arge number Of TIE most eminent phy
scan- best medicine Tor the relief and cure
OF hose distressing complaints TIE immense and ~
creasing demand for the medicine N al parts Of Inc uaon
incontesaby liz nigh popularity III cents per
bottle y per gross. For WiIhsI-st OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

JAMES HOGC would respectfully info his friends
y and the public generally. that lie has tukeu the No
So Broadway topposiie the lycsum Buildnr. where he
Will he receiving during the " inter supply of fresh Gar
den and Farming Seeds and he VII be thankful receive
such orders for Seeds Forest and Fruit Trees SC the
public may Ice pleased favor him with assuring them
thai every exeron via be made s psr 10 give entire
satisfaction.
Narcissis Jonquils Croci.sc g which he viii Aispose
Of II such prices will away with the Necessity Of at
tending auction 10 get cheap bulbs
Boques the very choicest flowers made up In tie
rous styles suitable FOR Bridal Dinner and Evening Par
;ic- and the Opera I'm
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. EGS Leave 20 fo-n NJ friends ana Ire pub :lat lie
- aas ope.ed he 2boTe premises ='1th chcica assoTN
men: Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
selected with great care from th- !abeSt Tmyortacas
which lie following VII he tdgnd or;ay ire nc
ice OF purchasers
4 yariery OF rich T=rt-a ard French Plaids-
Cashmere j Dc Ls.B-s Fsenra SeTloes- SATIN Sirs-i
T1ihet Cioths
fal .sortnen, OF French. English and American c,a-
Co.'s ana 5.ls1aI.s
lr.h Linens, Tzbls Linens Damask Napkins and Do7les,
Linen Sheei:lEs
H9eksbass diaper, s. with e7ery description Of Linen
ard Domestic Goods.
The aeeest style, OF Printed and Embossed Table and
Piano Cover
yer choieeseectou Of BIoehe ard Cashmere slavels
Canton Crape. do Scars add Bandk=cch.-fs-
p 2. would request particu-- attention his article as
being exceedingly beauli ard offered At unusually low
prices
Woolen SharIs of III DESCRIPTIONS a1d Prices
HCseIy- Lace, Cloves. add Eab-rdasbery- Sc Sc
In requesting Inspection Of this stock r. B. teEs TO
assure his frend- and the phc that the whole vii b. Of
fered a. such prices he tr-is confident secure her
approval and patronage 6:5t BROADWAY.
9 doors ABOVE z,-r.-f
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annrs AND SHOES.

THE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS OCCASION
TO NOTIFY rHEIn FRIENDS ASo TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
a. OF THEIR REMOVAL from lss 10 az Chatham.
a. opposite the Theatre formerly known a. the old
burnt Boot and Shoe Storr,) where ney are pfopar-
s ed dispose OF goods In their line al prices nnprees
DENLY chesp-ehraper Dian any other Ike ablsinrnt
The subscrbes would respectfully Invite parsons who In
tend purchasing call and examine h=tr new and ezen-
-Ye STOCK which Tor variety excellence ard cheapness can
DOT be exceed and thorough examination VIII ba
SIRE 10 create The stock consists Of boon
Shoes, Brogans, lie.
SIR would respectfully call the attention Of the isdies
Of New York 10 their Of LadieS tine Hight ana
black CATERS BusktnS Aid Slippers white and isck Sam
Slippers &C, which are - good as can De han i us cHJ
and q. L.as, y per cent. cheaper. SMITH KisLEY,
as iU- AZ Cbaihsn-st- opposite ths Tnestrs
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I'LL Nv y " 2 VIZ 7 - n
At TEE CASH
TAILORING AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
81 n. DEGK0OT I 90.

%.
ln2 Fulton t-econd block East OF Broadway V Y.
XkTHERE every variety CI+nernens Clothing can he
~ hai lower Prices ian any other establishment
IN the city OF Y. ysrk
Ocr Goats and User Sacks. ofbruadejoi beaver. pilot.
TSeeds and MazuIka Coih- OF every style and color
froui - to 80.
Cloaks oneha ihrce-quarcvs and il circle. OF French
and American broaic!oilis. from = - -
Dress and FrccS Goats biscs, blue, brown, olive and
green Of French English. Belgian and American cloths,
from - to SIC.
OlHce aud Business Cnsts. Pelfo Sack and Winter
Frccks OF Teeds AID brO.dclo.- of every style The
market. from - 20
Pants Broadc!ol, cassDeres 1iIiu aud arcy doe
Fr-nch. ncii-h and American. from - To -
Ees;sDOphle breasted -r-ish breast. AnJ rolling coll
ar. tye-: pain ard fancy rcses yuoleu vevets.
cas-iiere plain fancy aud sis from = 10 50
Also, large assortment Of Broadcntl- C1ssiucre- and
NcsnEs. winch viii be made 10 order. 10 suit the most
fa.tidiOus.
" Boys Clothing Of every descrp,ion constantly
hand. W II. DEGROOT Y co.
o. lrrend- N In1 Eulinr..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

TUE FIRE IN CsLuaRus, GA-The number of
bindings destroyed is estimated at from l2o to $50 and
ae value not less than $4,000 No estimate has ye,
ven made of the amount OF goods and furniture. No
sses lost but several persons were injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19
NEW STATIONERY STORE.

L. + & z DOUBLEDAY,
no. ~ JOHEST. y. Y--Hgv> opened extensive ~
sormenr o. I'M ported ard American Staple and Fancy
Stationery; paper Of al sizes and qualities, superior
blank 5o0ks hand aud rnsfe 20 order Taey would call
attention Of he trade .r ported waters S~aiog
ink- inzstsnds pens, s.aies AID slas pels e"af
mon, painted gold and silver Opes g11n aoe' o1u
tfli pape.ere letter clips paper weights znf gfes. Va
rsety OF beautiful fancy arc-es. Printing ilaoHfsPn5 10
engraving. az NL"L
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CtMPHENE. CHEMICAL. OIL, &c. &c

SWILLIAAIS'S, CAlfPHESt;. warranted 10 be thrre
times refined; also Chemical OIL, Burning Fluid. Spirit
Gas Spr OF TurpeEtiue also recaed SDiii OF Turpen-
tine for varnish and manufacturers High Proof A.
coho White Rosin for soap makers and druggists BGrzun-
dy Pitch Of choice quality. for sale by " WILLIAMS.
i3S N.iIeu-lane v Y.
CERTIFIC,TE-I experimental on Wili!nms'= Camuhene
with tie following results Ii. circular wick }4mp,
burning a ii half cent hour gave light equal
10 perm candles 81 Il vas pure quality hist II
preserved the wick OF snow wilderness, and burned
eraI evenings during two weeks, without once trimming
the wick. 81 When burned IN proper lamp II produces
brilliant light Is free from unpleasant odnr aud
liable 10 explosion a. hlszinr pine knot
repeatedly dropped into quart OF Csuphene, which
nv sN he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19
GEO. c. SCHAEFFER

Columbia College Newly ORR July IL, 1856
The above experiments the Campheuc Of M VII
ians made nj my instance and from zIy knowledge
Of the accuracy and kili Of MI Schaeter have implicit
confidence in their results therefore recommend II both
for light and manufacturers JAMES RENWICk.
Colombia College. Nelr ort. July -, 1915.
We also cd similar perlments 10 the aboyeone
lamp burned hour hy the watch consuming less than
cent worth OF C.Inph-ne and gave light eGl' TO
ten sperm candies, and could read comfortably NJ dis
lance OF To 10 feet.
L. F BOW Frs. VI. D. No. Il5 8leeoher-st.
L. SUDAN. Pres't Equitable Fire Insurance Comfy.
WEED President North River Rank OF fuecds
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Boaroins anu Sotels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

MRS, ANGELINA BROWN
ftECS inform her friends former bosrders, aud
ID the pubic generally that se has opened large and
cummodous BOARDING HOUSE, No SN Broadway
Permanent boarders by thedsy week month,
parlos attached This house contains eiore Than ~ roos
Il supplied with cold and hot water baths and every other
convenience It quiet and comfortable home 40
the good qualities OF her table and the general manage
Of her house references when required are abnnd
and AT hand! Ylcu
DOARDING-At No Safest known "a the old Nor
ID mansion fronting the Battery and bay about bali
way between Battery place and Whitehal.st Tnsrs are
the above place suitable for families
single gentlemen DESTROYS OF quiet healthy and de-
shtul location Here be enjoyed the finest view
and in the city, while u Is sheltered in winter from tho
northern blasts to which situations up town are more eS
posed. OF ~
slOARDING-Oue Two gentlemen or gentleman
ID and his wife have full partial board at No. 30
Widest Broadway, where there are few bosrdsrs
Also large front room on second door Reference re-
CURED OH NV.
DOARD-one or two gentlemen and their wives and
1.-Two single gentlemen may obtain board aad suitable
commodous rooms with private family. The situation Ia
pleasant hs neghborhood quiet and respectable aud cen
m In the immediate vicinity OF hc Broadway stages and
tho Harlem cars being in ElmsL between Broone and
Grand. Apply At lot EIm-st % I'M
DOaRD.-wan,ed, by a young gentleman, two FUR
ID ni.hed rooms AL Joining In house In the Immediate
neghborhood OF OF Hudson and Grove s;s. with
breakfast and tea Address Box 1885, Post Otce ol6 wv
BOARD IN East Bruadwsy.-A large pleasant front
Droom the second door be had with board also
rooms Tor single gentemen by applying al 10 Ehft
Broadway oIo .W
POARD-Board and coInforiabIe rooms for a tsw gen
ID tlrm-n can be had Mrs j. y. SWANS, IS Murray.
Transient boarders accommodated OILS IN
COHFORTABLE QUARTERS Tor Tho Winter
" lady and gentlemen, two gentlemen, can 90 &c
connodale respectable private family with pleasant
Prince and Houston within minutes walk TO Broad
way Terms reasonable ole ST.
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LEVY COurfs.

.
CTkCUIT CoURr.-Before Judge Edmonis - Do1Sk.v
EOpsn the assessment case which was -iven IN Ia
Of defendant stated Yesterday that Messr Rich
ard Mott and Edward SANFORD were counsel Tor plain
tiff should have been said they for the defence
Joseph BiGctvo51 gorge Rasiinps-The plaintiff
carpet dealer OF Philadelphia brings action against Mr.
II merchant OF this city Tor SANDER saying to Mr.
Thompson carpet manufacturer Of Connecticut that he
had received letter from Mr. Latsey Philadelphia
(whom Mr- T. had bought OUT stating that Mr. B. mas
lost his property credit and character The
ton occurred time ago. The defence Is that what
Mr. L. said was in answer 20 an inquiry, and prlvi
legged communication. impaired proieSsedly in conf
dence This was denied Verdict this forenoon For
plaintiff, M Scdgwick for defendant Mr.. Z. SANFORD
ana Ar C. hudson.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Bcfore Judge yanderpoe-Acsiiie
n. MoyeH vs. Charles U0oi-Acton Tor false mprison-
ment in being arrested without legal cause, under
Suwe warrant accompanied by SANDER. it is said and
malice The tried once before and verdict of
$1,000 given for plaintiff but the present trial
allowed The Jury returned verdict in favor OF plain
til for 81 100. For pltf. Messrs. Edw Martndae and
Farley Gray For didt. Messrs. Il W Bcckwith and \.
Crist
AfKial, and 0ttershc;ion value OF cigars.
tobacco, &c. seized by two OF the deputy sheris act
ing on behalf of Mcssrs Nichols and Mkiney credit
ors attachment against Joseph r. Rodriguez already
alluded to The Cour; charged that i, ques
ton whether plaintiff had really bought the goods Of
Rodriguez previous 10 the attachment or not Verdict
for plaintiff. Slc9l 90.
AIN Eli.a Lyous Jy deo net fyie7id vs. Join B. ~
Ha7s-Action Of cecment By plaintiff recover one
eighth part heir o; her deceased father property
corner Spring and Thompson sts Verdict for plaintiff
For plaintiff Mr. SkIdmore-.or defendant, Mr.. Gray
Henrg C1ieGl V. Join Br0io5er-Thc plaintiff sues the
President OF the East River Insurance Co for $3.50 be
ing I'VE penalties Of $3.50 each. for preventing him he
being s,ocbholder, 10 examine the transfer hook and
the book containing the list Of stockholders allowed
siockholder DO by for 30 days previous 10
election of Directors under the penalty 10 each iucorpo
rated company refusing of $3.50 for each offence 1t il
charged that they refused Mr. C. ve times in May last
being within the 30 days. The defence is that Nj c.
shown the books bat not permitted 10 take copies
as he wished to do even memorandums The Court
considered he had RICH, take memorandums butth
same offence and liable to but one penalty Verdict
plaintiff $3.50 For plaintiff Messrs. Thompson and Car
ter For defendants, Mr.. Wood and Messrs Woodruff
and Goodyear
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Inn Sd rom nDsw S 9'f'"'o' 'o '''s GEORGE MATTER


II
have pursuant The provision OF the Revised Statutes
Of the N--York formed limited partners
under The firm Of Dwight Johnsonthal the gen
nature OF The business Ia re transacted Is General
Commission and Produce Business and the principal
place of of the said partnership situated In the
city Of New York, in The SIlte of NsyI ork-and tnst
Dwight Johnson. whose place of residence Is The city OF
Brook ly in the Stale rf NeWioik Is genera! part
uer and Nache Worhngtun whose place OF residence Is
tie city of Cincinnati The State Of Ohio 1, the special
parlner-and That the aid Nschcl Worthngton has
lribuled the sum OF Twenty Thousand Dollars capital
towards the STOCK and a lie said partnership
Is 10 commence oa Tie tenth day Of September a d, one
thousand eight hundred and fortyN. and = to terminate
on the ninth day September. A. d. thousand eight
hundred and lorly-nIne-
Daied lh.s ninth day or Septrmter.A n one thousand
eipbt HUNDRED and h1rtv.si,. DWIGHT JOHNSON,
.IHsS I WORT Hi<GTOE.
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Ian lessons or Rides paid for Oh commencing.
one hour Showed esc Lesson Ride IN ID. School
j.. One hour and a half 10 Lesson the Road.
4. Hours for Ladies. from A ". O. s p VI.
.. Hour. for Gentlemen from TO \ NJ and 70 NJ
s. No gent admitted during The hours Appropriated
10 Ladies.
card OF address il requested previous 10 commencing
" Gentlemen keeping their horses in this establish
eui. III have he privilege Of riding them 10 the school
yrsfi. all Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

STEINER tiuihor OF German Reader will open
class in German for Ladies and Gentlemen Tuesday
2lih NJ O'Clock VI atihe Society Library Room B'pH
way of Leonardsi His principal design VIII be
10 prove hat IN acquaintance OF he German Language
and Literature difficult ali, II proper method -
taken. Terms = quarter. For Lady aud Gentleman
3. Appiy 500 Brond way. OH 81
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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS
A Nd MAGNETIC FLUID, for the permanent cure OF
n Rheumatism and all Nervous Complaints. Only
Agency in New York. lS2 Broadway.
e What thou gh the may not be explained,
Since their effects duly asccrtained,
lie; not Dclusiou. Prejudice or Pride.
Induce mankind 10 the means aside;
Means which, though simple, are by Heaven designed
To the Ills q humau kind
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Loco-Eoco Nominations.

a John DELAMarEH has been nominatsd for
congress by the Locos of Duchess aud Putnam.
secsmg Hon VIM. w. Woodwork ct the close
q his first term. Rather rough usage, as i, is
saown that ne has been faithful party man and
cssired reelection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM SANTA FE-I; viii
be aeen from the letter below published By the Louis
Republican Of the 9th that company Of traders had
reached Independence rather that one Of the num-
Der mad reached that point VIII; news from Santa Fe up
W. IN q.j,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

NOARDING-Oue gentlemen gentleman
ID and his wife have full partial board at No 80
Widest Broadway where there are few boerdsrs
Also one large front room second door Reference
CURED oil lw-