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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

A PRIVATE SCHOOL in the country.-Niss Dewey
n wishes receive few pupils into her FANNY school,
situated in Sheffield Mas he valley OF the Housato-
mic Sheffield Il. pleasant village, distant only easy
days Journey from NewYors by Bridgeport and the Hou-
saOuic Railroad.
Thorough instruction j. given in the usual English bran
ches and in Music, Lalin and French.
The term are n ye,r and : quarter for Music
For farther information, reference = made 20
WA c Brv.nt Esq VIM. Bloodgood, Esq
Rev. r. W Bellows Rev Dr. Dewey
NnLy-Nnrk se-t- ,. L2lh- - "
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sitnotinus, Nt. suantes.


ITO CAPITALISTS.-WSnted partner who cSo
command frcrl IL 10 $500 cssh capital, 10 purchase
resi- srse ia. : worth doabc me s, Too 20
bcpca The advertiser lanGhoder. And cssroi rmso
me a-our; IN CASH required on this account and 9th
r b cash partner Full particulars on apPes-
Ton So.iys:d. 10 ~AsrleoEs' CadteoseSviAe, o,sns'
CO. y y - d -
no BUSINESS NiEN-A man Of good business eaa.
ISca.ous = OF employment 4 some KIND OF
business BY e he usy procure living for himself AM
family Has scoI knowledge Q! he Cry, and Sc<a
Nss1sfe sfrlA-l.-hSs y N.,1s ~ o. - ~.
90 90 q ieAs>'iA'-e e0'' ~ 81
S.------
'E'EAIHEE N.NTED-lu SChcO. llsj opened IN
-PiS' Ps5t Q. 2' elSy' near ..' ~ M,
4--s tSs ~lSH W 49, 49,; .-rr
80. 5Se a'-s.gSt q SS'oAis 10 w 49, ~ =.
- 49, ~ ~ -, - Slas $50 80 Al H. OF.
ice. 10 1--we
q, i,Ey II, +, W.T., -----..--..--S
\ 10 nnfeI;Nse i ale 81 an so psr,rd ar
cci which cn &c sold every family IN the Union To
uen OF respectable Character guaranty OF SSu viii be
gwen. To prevent conpeGuoa each agent viii have .
So - ~e - ' 'ts "a = -, 49, " ~,
80 ,, =, 49,, :, "a - -, - az, " , 49,
- -1 - seet - 49, - .eSee eao.-
DtAo,oasa Enow ledge q me Business, and who can
give satisfactory references RAY hear situation by sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

DIChTIGN.-5le-srs F0ignet 4 Taylor, Classical,
LFrtnch and English school 80 ~ Broadway WI. re-
orer on Monday Sept 7th IN connection with bis day
school M Foiguer ay request OF OF his pupils
PARENTS has srraug rteu,, receive into h- family
small number OF how. six only bOar5ers ana pains
viii spared render the scholars perfectly con'esnt
with French language. Circulars containing fa par
,;c ar NAV be had Mes4r- Deuc Co. ParHrov and
5sI Broadway the Schooroom Mr. Fs residence
on ,;r..rc.si - 3tawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
87ard'vg ard Day Schoo.
tags sFnrH.I- mrs

NO / CARROLL-rLNCE, Bltecktr-sL Nev-IorE, re-
-pec.f1..y announces her friends and The pubic that
her schuo reopen tor the reception OF her pupils, on
Mnniav the 7th Sepltrller. 1916. auiI Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
- Piles, Irritation OF the kidn

MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAN'L- EASsAY. Secre,ar-.
MlSTuRS PoST. " D. Physician. 5li Broadway s. In
~ Piles, Irritation OF the Kidneys. Pain n TIE
Back SIDE, Eahua. CU-trene>S, t-pt!ou> sore rye
DR. INGOLD>5Y'S PILE SPECIFIC hns made radical
c1res many OF the above mentioned com plants as can be
proved hy personal reference. The SPECIFIC Tot PcTa-
and entirely Vegetable remedy without particle
Of coOc Cahose or aoes = peasa1, 70 taae and per
fec IL. harmless the cecst- cas-, male or ir1iS"
A-e-s " be appointed n every Town. County or STATE
WEE there are none, or application 10
= lnos- BEALS & co. if5 NtSSAt-ST
r-Atv0Od's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
These Stoves wsrrlstst usual Persons wanting
Cook Invited 70 examine them before pr:7c's-
nE elsewhere Wholesale sEl retail 5y .ticzoN Co -
Na,s---t- - inleotos
II To Lah;e-.-Mr-- cow. confines 20 give si-
vce direction vv.h respect the srplrst.u Of Water
Cure IT. all diseases Of and children al her resi-
ience. 81 la;i-sL su-h
60 Practical Psychologists md Publisher
FON..t.E> 3 WILLS. 1871 S--zu-st Ot'r- hour from
o.~To-z ~ 70 VI W. S-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

THE W-E8THER-ITs EFFECTS UPON FEsIT =
The heat continues In:ensehc mercury yesterday -
is TO nea- 81 Probably II season for many Tears
has there been so z~es: degree o. heat and max 100
"a ions continued. We understand ron =al7a'ls sour
COS ina: peaches ere hestrI. 70 roi on the lrse- JAe
tanner about ;hres mics from the cry -sys that is
r1sr- .-cp / threatened win tn--e destruction
scsrcelv peach being left Untouched 5y Ia rt An
-.r fsr. from an oqpozs direction masses 51s same
,,rrsr; and adds lhat the 10; rs also attacked rs
- Rochester Adv.
\ YoUxo Fix ASCIER-A boy about u years ot
age. VINO has been employee; in he Mechanics Bank
Wa detected tew days sn-e u sIiozZIZ the n4s o.
ma: Institution to the amount OF upward OF 500 Al
he money. except about S130 has been refunded IhlS
,r,,is;n youth was driving fast increasing business
he boarded as fast tr0tting horse al iae enons :taoe
was Iihr patron of the useful and ornamental ans
and would probably year or Two Older nave added
ra!s;res. 70 hi establishment Ne7v5urypoEt Herald
Sickness .aNoxG S,ILoRs.-lt IS SAID there Is at
hi, time very unusual extent o; sickness among me
sailors on all the Lakes what cause attributable We
know no. unless 10 the severe and prOtaced heat OF TIE
yysarbe- tC!eveland Herald
STATE FAIR AppREss--We understand that
Samuel stevens Esq OF Albany IS expected 70 dsIiyeF
the Annual state Fair Address, .aIoH'' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
SELECT CLASSICAL e3d GeneTai Ncad ., , Sl.

her school VIII reopen tor the reception other pupils
Monday, the 7th September. 1916. aui' I'm
SELECT CLASSICAL and General academy, Six
= eeuthst Church. Tue Ei.hh-ayenue. H. l. Myr-
c6 Principal.
about twenty-five scholars Arrangements have been made
20 furnish the best possible instruction IN the various
branches including the elementary and higher English sud
with the ancient aad modern languages The Principal
VIII assisted by several gentlemen OF eminent duu1Ihca'
Mons in the Classical and French Departments
Pupils viii be received any time. hul not for less
period than months. Tuition payable quarterly IN al
-.
BOYS under II years Of age So~er eleven years, SO,
uculng instruction in any of the English branches, win
the Lain and GrreA .Gn.i1se-, it desired.
Referenr,i- Taouas McE,raih. Esl. Re-. r. Townseat
Hud1sft a. ". John Lockwood, E,q Thompson 'rce,
Fsr = l,vJrd MIturIr. ESQ 4. VI. Hu18 lmeUd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
y.yoKK SATURDAY 1.oRNISe. sEFrE1,REE. H. 1910.

ilIr. Hoffman, reho said 20 much when electousz-az
about the uncertainty o. tie laws AID tle practice -e7er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
.NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
LETTER FROM ENGLAND. NO. IL

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

BoBBTHG MoSET DRAWER lad named John
OConncr arrested last evening charge OF steal
ing $ from the money drawer OF VIM. Robertson, in
II esll Mn-.-nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
GcrcrcI ?Sntices.

- A..E>t Report CT the Nutual Life In
s1Ir1F;-c Co. 20: ,Sesv-Tor5 No = Wa-s--Ihis rSI;-
,77 Ea month OF ,g-lls-, sssfec sN.--elEtt news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

The Memorable 42-The Old court Job-32 Chan.
cell0rs not enOugh-A Backstay-Judge Wal.
worth afoat again-The Chance!loi's Brandy
The Journalistic Code American-English Law
best for Lawyers--0d Foll9s and New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

ARREST AND ESCAPE or i BURGLAR.-A fellow
by the OF John Thompson arrested Ia; nigh;
by officer Casn OF the III Ward on the charge OF a
Capt ClrS for breaking INTO the sloop Joel Hull with
intent 70 rob the On bringing out The prisoner
thi- morning for examination 1t y'ss found thu, Ihomp
son had effected h- escape by masking hole throu-h
the top OF his cell between ts beams and at las; &C.
counts he had not been re-,slcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

RES OvEr,-A lad uaiued Georgs II Eli.ine
was severely injured Yesterday afternoon by being
knocked down aud BY Hose Cart 10. ., at the
corner OF Grand and Norfolk SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

NS-NNTED-By respectable Protestant Young "o-
ian d situation as chamberuad and s1aulstress, 10
81 cXcce, washer and rorcr would have no objections
10 60 The genera homework OF very small taniy' le
Erlipu-,t. BROOKLYN. siI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
WHOLE No. 1859.
iJatent nle0itircs

CERTST-EfS GENUINE GA-vANIc RINGS
a 10 MAGNETIC FLUID. ~ ne permanent care OF
\ Rheumatism ard o.. Nervous Complaints Only
Acne IT Neyy-YorS, - Broadway.
..yy-l-t though the c..tsc5 risy u0t Re explained
Si--e tfetr rfsc.f are i-i.y aScert2laet,
r., no, Deiisor Prejudice or STae.
Triiure r,arAtri 20 SCI lie means aside
Means " hich though simple. arr by aeAvei; designed
To sllev:a,e lie lis OF human sind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

SAY'L- EASSAY. Secrs,ar-.
MtS9URN Posi- VI D. Physician 5i Broadway. :, IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

MoRr OF INF Eyrrostot-Auother passenger
on board the Excelsior named VIM Han, taken 20
the City Hospital last evening having been severely in
iu-cd By the explosion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

SD arroaa-panAD-rHAc H-srAvrnr-rDrcArlos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

ForNp Is THE RyTR.-A man named Daniel G
Classn picked up in the North Biver i1s5 evening
shortly after the explosion board lr steamboat TX
cclsior He conveyed ny officer Prendervir to the
City Hospital where he died few minutes alter his
admission INTO tlai institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

DOARDING-Persons wishing board can be accom-
ID modaird with pleasant rooms az NO. ii Bafclay.st
TIE house has uNu ohot cold and shower baths tree
of extra charge. References exchanged. sill 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
VEACHER WANTED

4 As-hN itER w An ED-4a NNN+4NNss~F - N-'~e' =
L lie upper ps1t % Ice Cay. (near ihSvese - person
90 a>>sst generally ov about aoirs daily. Oae who
>rii salary together vli per eertSSc on 81 p0pl-s &c
nay aHaence, mag address ire Academy 81 ais OF
ace so I've
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Buur0inu an6 hcttls.
Mpc ANcr1yNA RRowN

BOARD WANTED.-A family residing In the coun-
ID ,rv during ne summer sh make arrangements TOT
board in their Tor the winter. which Is situated
IN one OF the pleasant uptown streets, near Broad
way s,nall family of adults preferred. Address DR.. D.
care of Dr. Bussett, No. Ga Broadway, pos, paid Ref
,r.,,-.. ..,,i.r,,.,I 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

DOAkD.-Pcnsant rooms with board, furnished or UNI
ID furnished. either sn.l suit, may be obtained IN
a private family here there few boarders Apply al
Ol Mcrcer-s between Spring aud Prince The best rel
ercnceS viii be given and required. slo Stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

NS.ANTED-Sy respectable Protestant woman, 3 sii,
family The best q cry references gwen Apply a. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
CITY ITEMS.

FoRGEEY.-Testeriay smart boz called a. the
store OF Mr II A Kerr AT the corner Of Broadway and
Astorplace with note purporng % have been written
By Mrs R i:hers Of No. 10 Seconja~en-e request
ing him TO change check Tor so which i: contained
NJ X believing tae check which was signed the name
Of E G. Gibson was genuine. casbed the same bat il;
was soon ascertained. however that the check
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

- DARDINt.-Pcnuanrnt ana tran-ienI-Mf- punapI
ID ute No Dey-sL) b. prepared To accommodate an.
lies and ind yais Al as Msrc.r-L near Broadway, Grand
AM Chus-,L with pleasant and good board on res
.onahlr terms jyliu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

20 undertake the sale CT and useful psteEtsd Ar
cc', which can &c sold 20 every family the Union To
uien OF respectable Character guaranty $50 viii be
gwen To prevent competition each agent viii have
district secured TO him. Appyyio :. FRENCH.
s12i 4 80 Broadway tup StAirs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

DOARN-A spacious front psrlor and bedroom IN the
ID second story AMI several small rooms furnished or uii-
furnished be let with board AT lOl East Broadwey
p.st ,f r.f.r.nr,,. Given and rr0uirrd. .jU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

coMPouSD SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
Tae OrJe5Ha! and Conf'Hs FrrTarH''''
Honor 10 whom sofJr = dl--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

sTEAM ENGINE and Boiler for sale, OF Ie,ea
e ho,-.. po~er-ertirely Few. Inquire u
az Ih-.f RiTer. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

CHARGE OF ARsoy "A coiored man named sam
ucl Robertson, was arrested about O'Clock this
IN. on charge Of having. about half hour previous
H. set FIRE the premises No lJ1 Duanrst Officers
Crolus and Eldridre. OF the 9Th Ward who arrested
Robertson procured hose and buckets and eXtncushcd
the flames before much damage had been done 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

DOARDING.-Genie will be furnished good Gc'
ID conlu5dnton, und Board from - - per week,
according 70 room wanted. Apply al ,l3 Hudson'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

SwIypiING-A person b. he name Of Michael
Moses was arrested this morning by Officer Mcguire on
complaint Of William adams, Tor some ALLEGED fraud
ulcnt transaction the particulars OF which have no, get
been asrcrtaincd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

~ The great celebrity and success Of Chrsues Gal
7snc Magnetic Ar7 have caused mem to he eGan.
ar entel royti!e D. Christie has but one authorized
Ae-n, in each city he Union who alone hu- ihr genuine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

ITO CAPITALISTS.-Wanted partner who cs1
command on Il $500 cssh capital, 10 purchase
real TAI : worth toaDe Inc sgu icf " nt ~ can %
benc5 The advertiser IS IanGho.der And cslrot rsiso
he s1our; IN cash required this account, and 70 o-
e ta ,>he> cash partner. Full particulars on sppiief'
Ton -,.i.us.d ~ AsrcoEs" Charlottesville. OrSngo
= X y 81 In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09
MARRIAGES..

Married, in Lynchburg, on THURSDAY e 70 Il
the Oath September, BY The ReveIsna .' "" Il
Kinckle, DR.. JAMES H. CONWAY OF kitnu ', bnIs
Miss ELLEN VIRGINIA BRADPrTE Of LY''-'
Married, on Thursday, The aib sep" = = Nj
w. A. Baynham, WM. n. CHo W. S,, Of Ca
dlesex, 10 Miss MARY A. E {. B''r WIZ
oine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

sOUTH-W ESTERN TuRNPlkE--"'
learn, (says the Lynchburg Virsinlan) MAJ a. y,
other section Of this road, embracing aD'n' =
miles beyond Lafayette, has been pu, nnif' eV',
tract. The contractor is MIR Charles Scon !
Campbell. The price is s. 500 per ME, Wo ,.,'
is about 700 dollars per mile less han M -
section was taken al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

ANOTHER TURNPIkE-Thiriy mr. :. !
the Warm Springs and Hsrfisonburs Ihtet'
Road are 10 be let out On coniaci on NJ -.
October, and proposals are 10 be received ioi :
ing The present Bridge over The North R''e' -
placing good locust lrussels under il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

Three columns of The London Chrome !, !
Sd September are allotted To British Itiltf ss "a
Richmond, Virginia, August l4.h, on me 'DG l.
featuring and mining districts Of America, ~
the FIRST Of a series, and headed The soma a. d.
highly curious and instructive for reader 70 ?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09


and the mountain has to come 10 the mouse 10
secure an election; and upon more than one coca
sion our Legislature failed 10 elect Governor, Sc
tina, we had no Governor in Virginia tor two
years together. The capacity OF Virginlans IS
certainly equal 10 any of The citizens oil other
States: and several States have discovered their
wisdom in eiectipg Governors. There was new
Ynrl which elected Van Buren, and Wright, and
Tennessee which elected James K. Polk. Two
ont Of these three have become Presidents OF The
IIn;icd States. Most OF The States elect their Co.
yernoIs by the people; and have no doubt large
majority of the voters in Virginia are in favor OF
taking 10 themselves the power Of elecling The
Governor.
The judiciary, too, is defective. Under the pre-
sent Constitution they are elected for life. Most
of the other States elect their Judges Tor term OF
years; but is said that our Judges should be in
dependent, and, 10 secure such independence, their
tenure OF office should be for life. cannot see
why an occasional election by the Legislature
should in any wise impair The independence OF
The judiciary. The judges have power over The
lives, liberty and properly o our citizens; and IL
would seem Just and proper that their capacity
and virtue should pass in review once in seven
years. The genius OF our institutions does not
contemplate that the creature should be quite IN
dependent OF the creator, but should sometimes be
reminded of the great source OF power from
whence they emanated.
The county court, as at present organized, and
the mode of creating justices OF the peace. is
another CRYING evil in the present constitution
which calls for a most speedy remedy. Justices
Of The peace unite in their own persons such
variety of powers as is incompatible with the
principles OF Democracy. As member, of the
legislature they assist in making the laws and
vote in appointing The Governor. Treasurer,
Register, Attorney General, Auditor, Judges,
Militia Generals, and also United States Sena-
iors-as Court, they decide upon life aud death,
in cases OF slaves. In cases Of free persons, they
are an examining court, and acquit or send on
for further trial. They are Judges in cases OF debt
for $40 and under, without appeal; they nomi-
nale Sheriffs, Coroners, and Eschealors; appoint
the Surveyor, Clerk, Commissioner of the Reve-
nue., Commonwealth Attorney, Commissioner in
Chsncery, and Constables, and make the High
Sheriff on! Of their own body they open roads,
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feaaI Notires.


NOTICE 20 o =. T.. D, .s
:>.ztDf- =. lie ic' rss'iv- 10 t1- eciiec.iet %
Taxes = Lac oy Vi Brooklyn. AID Tor o149t w
passed April iSih 1857 Soles - hereby gwen lns. g
k..sssrler,; Rolls Tor Taxes 70, ihs current year asse %
csv been delivered Ire Controller OF the eily OF
w AMI thst from a txxes which shall De raid 10 Ne SAD
toz,roer within thirty days cul ae dsis GeTee, ag
trci:on Of Three per WI; De made sa is. TOE ~
tsres which shall be PAID ser he expiration OF We So
,hrr dxvs within sixty days foci sac cate GeIse
ron OF Two per cent viii De rrsds; Sld thst on and Ie
The FIST Tuesday in Janas- reNt One per cent WI ve
s:ied 10 81 heG remaining unpsc snd ust on Us
TEIso Tuesday OF JSnusyy next The said Controller VII
3-liye. 20 the Collectors o. he city Of Sroosyn me
aid Assessment Rolls together wiki The warrsns trreto
annexed directing them proceed with rsfc - the "
nal: tAxes N ;he rraIr-F directed nv aavs.
bs Controller would ptctfy request hose " no n
teua 10 a- themselves u As provisions OF the Act f=e
nd - in The above notice % Inform hin, thereof a. Don As
that TIER bills sy be N readiness, 50 IS %
prevent :esy whea hey may he prepared 10 pay Iae'T
tsNes. -, = ~
Ia compliance r,h resolution Of ne Mayor srd Cont
mon Council NOTICE = hereby farther given thsi ne
-,-oiInT VII receive taxes Al bis office in The C;Iy
Saii5i7rs FROM $ 0 CLOCK \. NJ. UNTIL o,GLoch
?. N. and 8: 70 o.ler hours \ II oSo0Nti,
N''l--t--
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FRESH FRUITS. sc

FRESH FRUITS, sc.
MALAGA GRAPES. Malaga Raislns n whole. half and
VA or boxes Zane Currans. Suliaua Raislns, Madeira
Cilrou. Italian Citror CsnGied Orange and Lemon
pei Lemons Oranges PONIES ranale-. Shaddocks.
Bordeaux Primes in fancy boxes, smyrna ana Mai
sga Figs. Egyptian Dates, Arabian Dates. Bitter
Almonds = ortRn Shel.ed Almonds Sicily Shelled
Almonds. Almonds Paper She'll &c. Flberts.
Brasil Nuts, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuts, Genoa
Snls Pea Nuts. Cnebr!a, Sicily and refined
Lirorcc Rock Candy. Sperm Candles all
Na.l92 colcrs and different prices, Sperm on, win
lar Hut fai strained. Sweet on. Ia bottles
and BEETLES, sartines IN oil. AnchoYirs.
Olives. Caprr-. Mushroom and Tomato
ke--hup. Picked Onions, Nanuis,
Gherkins. &c. Worcestershire Sauce,
together with general assortment OF
English Sauces.
superior Green and Black Teas, iul assortment ana
White ana Sugars, all tho different kinds. al Al!
prices Coffee assortment, also roasted and ground
daily. Chocolate prepared Cocoa and Pesr, Cocoa
shells. Spices, whole aud ground warranted pure.
easer. Brown, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Lemon, Gin-
ger Orgeal and other Syrlps, Cherry and RaSp'
berry BRANDY rich ana delicious cordial, Cor
iia.- foreign and domestic IN DO ties mud on drGit.
old IRISH. Scotch and Monongalela NHssey, si-
peTor old Wines and Liquors, an assortment,
Scotch English and American Ale and Porter
and bottles, lsiEglas-. TaplCca, Arrow Root
Chzln.in-,t Sago Starch Rice, Burley Hominy, Oai-
meal. Castle. Yellow and Shaving Soap.
Indigo white comb Honey, Molss-e-
and syrup. Brandy Peaches and Cher
ries, Rock Candy, Iulube Pa-.-, sale
rall> Jeliies, r ast and West India
Preserves, SBpsago, English and
American Cheese, &c-
Congress AMI Pavilion Saratoga Water in a. and pt
bottles Havana AMI Principe Segurs various brands and
very fne edscSe Champagne and other iavore brands
says on hand The above goods are Tor sale IN Original
package. or by retail 20 families by
GASSNER YOUNG, No. ij2 ChaihaH'i
80 IL the Chatham Theatre