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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
Boarding.

xVANTED-A lsrx for senl wife and con IN quiet.
w respsctaee prvats hmiy, where tho lsdy zoe -
will feel more like u the ssfny Than Q eoerder Ihs
gent viii only be iodser. sitting room aeas'y lnr'
Location 10 Walker, rankn. OF sone street near below
west of OF near Broadway Terms must he moderate, %
no extra trouble or attention will be wanted The eess
references given and required. Address, naming ~rms
g. a Al Eovroy's Hotel. or call 81 any hour Posses
sion waited In about weeka eaxtlv-
DOAHDlNG-Three OF four gentlemen can be accom-
ID modsled pleasant airy single ocddsd rocms era.
fat and tea or hil board, with Respectable Enfnse
family and conducted The English prrcple. vhere
cleanliness and comfort can be enjoyed warm ana eofs
eos, ara shower baths Cor the free OF the oeeupsn
fror sro.dw.y su7 I'm
llOAkp.- Gentlemen their wives OF ses 2 genus
ID mer, cen be handsome acc ommodstec win furnishes
or unfnrnishsd and board foe the Winter NODE
price, ny applying Immediately 81 ~ "eaw s,ssse
ton place References given and required aug w
BOARD an BROADWAY.-A few sinsle gentle
Dmen or gentlemen with heir wives may Dc nrSmmo
dated h paflors and bedrooms With board Neb ecoea
way between Srooms and spring sis Locsnon ge-1s
and sen'-el. Bath room 10 the house. AUS ID
DOARDINls-A gentlemen end HE vife wtsh 70 %
ID board 10 plain senIesl pr'sss amy k9esSo.
us addressed to Comfort 81 ME once OF me psc~
sls,og terms &c. will be stenfed To sen "
lDOARD.-Two or three snsls gentleman eco ~ 80
Dcommodstd with board, or gentleman and VIE " .
plsssapt part OF the city where they VIII enjoy We
ior.s Of home IN private family where there ss ess
few bocrdsrs. i2o Charles e.
DOARD-Plesssni rooms with bedroom and psnus
ID bathroom on tho same door, In private ssmuy -
Broadway aus - ~
a GENTI.k1IAN Snd wife esa obsssn plsassst a..
hMruished front room with board also ~ ensie
gentlemen, by early application af " Ohascesees -
door wes " Brosd~y eeo
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miscellaneous.
TIFFANY, YOUNG Il ELLIS, res


TIFFANY, YOUNG * ELLIS, respectfully an
nouuce that their new establishment, ri Broadway
corner OF ChsmbeL lone block above their present oes
toni ha, been opened with nearly 200 cases forming AZ
earey new and the largest stock Of elegant useful and
fancy articles Of higher order Of beauty and rich
n,s. thsn have ever been exhibited in New York
Bronze. Bohemian Glsss, French and Dresden Poree-
lain Terra cous, Papier Maehe; Broozed, Git srd
El,c,ro.yerec Ware. rich nlad Desks. Dressing Csse'
yvo,k Ro.e. Ne Cutlery and Steel Goods; Psper a1d
Fancy Stationery Pef-mery, Brushes Combs @nd sfh-
ce for the toilet Fans Umbrellas Canes "hips Purses
and Bags, Opera Glasses, &C. Chinese and indis Fancy
Articles and Curosues
To their former business they will add
JEWELRY
and wife particular attention 10 heir large selection BON
f,r.iga ard American Of the newest, rches and most
elegant descriptions; beautiful aiehes and CLOCKS aney
silver Ware Diamonds Canoes Corals. Ensmeis &c &C.
All Il which will be marked In pain 6gures Al prices from
which no. the slightest deduction WILDE made.
su25 ia~iswed eodos al Broadway, cor Chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
IN. o. Delta, 18th.

TIE CASE OF DR.. hISG.-We mentioned a lew
DAYS since that citation had been Issued by the Greek
Government or more properly by the Kings attorney
ordering him 10 sppesr at syria. 10 be uied on tne
charges pending against him. This citation however
has since been revoked and the stands just where
il did before When he will be tried II ever Is entirely
uncertain still he appears 10 Do In some peril from
the hostility Of individuals Threats have been .nro ~n
ON, M persopsl violence and IL is said that for
mdabe conspiracy has bsen organized against him We
have very e confidence in the principles OF some OF
these beeed Greeks and We cannot therefore regard
The life NJ DR. King as altogether safe from their attack
sin we think thai he Is fighting msntuy for the great
doctrine Of religious freedom, and we trust and oisve
that he will gain the victory loosI 4rs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

An HoSEsr FELLOW, TRULr.-A good mamie
must have been conscientious aud verdant ssO-resid
ing 10 the country and employed sort of sgricultu
raj sborer having eonved TO scrspe together City dol
lars took IL 20 his employer with request that be would
tske charge of il for him The request was complied
with The year rolled round snd the lsborer applied
another friend TO know WIS, would De the interest upon
IL He was told three dollars Well said be, d" |
wish you would lend me three dollars Tor lev days
and cant 70 pay ham tls Interest for ~ This true
lCom Adver.
FCr The number Of deaths at the Emigrant Hos.
pltsI at Point ST. Charles (MontrssD on sunday and
Non day lat wcs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACcIDENr.-We learn iron,
Col John Fisk that serious railroad accident occurred
about two miles from Niagara Fsson Mon forenoon
The morning train which leaves At II O'CLOCK ior Lewiston
dropped through the track and OF the eosnkment
capszlng the which crsmmed fall OF passengers
and narng less every person In IT, The Express
agent from Buffalo 10 Canada Mr.. Smesd, had his wrist
put out OF Joint and his broken. Considering all
things II s little remarkable thai there no necks
broken. ROch Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

A GENEROUS DEED.-Some time since the Corf-
land Wig was supplied with new set oil type by
the generosity Of a gentleman whose name was not
made public We now learn from the Syracuse
Journal that the generous donor was J.J. BARBER
ESQ. whole -souled Wing, whose desire for the
extension of sound political principles was deep
enough to be felt in his pocket We wish his ex-
ample might prove contagious, andthat other Wing
newspapers might thus share its benefits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

Cr GES. soorT's LETTER to Hon. NJ Fillmore
n answer to an application for the discharge oil a'oder
on sccoun, Of conscientious scrupes, wss written says
the Courier ak years ago when Mr. f. was Member o.
CnnQraaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
THE BUSINESS MANS ASSISTANT,

THE BUSINESS MANS ASSISTANT,
CONTAINING useful form. Of Legsl lnsuum~nis-en-
Y lsrzed by tho sddHon of forms II Achno~ledg-
- kgresrnepts Asssuments Awards, BOrds Leases,
Mortgage Powers Of Attorney, and LEGAL Opinions,
fggnd U no oher adapted 10 The wants OF Dusloess
nm bsn IJnied ststes ~ az Attorney T-sniethi thou-
.snd Pric- q cents Just published and for sale ~
sAXrON HUNTER. 40 Broadway 9p s.sifs
few sgeots Hanled sell tn- above worn n ms cry
and county Apply a, sooye. s--- ,--J-
THE PRACTICAL FRENCH TEACHER
ny NORMAN PINNET, A. 81 ofth- hoo,ie Ala IN,
ID sliinls. New and revised sil.or gss eap.9se ana
flrsasby hOHiiS"ION Be go,
sua go ess--.-
CHURCHs VEGETABLE LOTION"
FOR THE FAC. AND SKIN.
A HIGHLY valuable cosmetic fJf era1iesrng pinpes
\ botcbe. ian fr.ckles add rngwOrml The use ~ the
TortoS Tor short time will establish clear and Dfiia
sxion soi in bottles al Is cents eseh a. lss bo~ey
sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
THAT WE'LL KNOWN REMEDY for he cure Of
eoqghs colds liver CON psint dyspepsi. and eous1mP
,oa and al diseases hat orig nate from Impure bood
rsn - had A. The propr.Ors Office, Codrsnd o. and Of
SsaSTistsis eeuersL aus tfeodlsLo
1TWoOD STOVES! EMPIRE STOVES.
80 re.pee,faIly invited 10 examine this eeebfs.ed
stove before purchasing elsewhere IN. oven q tnls
stove always charged With pure arr They VIII Dc P1
aas3 Ids1 zuawOsf HlCBOK co. ZJs Wstef a.
EMPIRE RANGES
nor BAKING or roasting this article 70 superior ~ -
L hing Of the sind 10 market combines a. us :, 50 So
age. OF Atwood. Empire COOKING stow 70, sac ~
aus iiswissas~Osd BIcKoK CO 80 ~s-r-..
NO DHU6GsI-T-.-For ,se or exces1g io'
/ farm rear th- citv or productive properly on W
- sh~ "a ss.h.hed .tors II subscritsr WHO 90
.roa. TO -rs .Cun. soog, = sss ?, sso
S'l'0"' - '"' N'' L. scHIERFLIS, IL Cana Il
aus In oPRo.--- = : -
PAREER's
COFFEE HOUSE,
10 4" o''-'Ti ss. .osssaI' " '' .iI !..iw
NEWsPAPER A HEe assortneri IN store and any
! ~ sirs made 70 order X
suso 90 CYRUS W. YIELD W. nafhnksnP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
General Notices.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
row LRRs & WELLS,
- am La Nneanu-sf. N. Y.

~ Wnter-Cur kstaDIi-hment. ~ sond At N
and syos.ei (Oystsr BayD L. l. DR. Stew, The esriies
American practitioner AID author aierC Cure receives
patients a. above Those distance may, by sending
re-. be advised for uesimeat =, home mySW
IT New-York Water, IRE Establishment,
al M and az Fourtrenth-st Dr'on sQ1are, l. COO
Quoted by Urs PERSON and MEEhER, the LATER Of
whom spen. a year Graefeuburg studying the Water
Cure system. az prsctc,d by Pre.suitz. tul% I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

r. Moorhead'. GradaaIed Magnetic MI

~ MOorhead;- Graduated Magnetic VA
chInes-These aHd beautiful instruments have re-
c-ived The general cOmm-ndAon Of the medical PROBES
zion of this city account OF thrir great snd
ex-elenra They are confidently recommended 81 being
the pnost beslf convenient and ehecIual article Of tue
Kind which has been introduced TO The public In al
diseases OF chronic character the success a.
tending their use truly wonderful Each machine ac
compsned b, manual with fail directions snd Is var
rsned Manufactured ard sold wholesale and fesil by
au2 D aOORHEAD. ls2 BroadwAy.N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

INDIAN DISFIcULTIEs IN TExAs.-The recent
difficulties with the Csmanches and other Indian tribes
on the Texas frontier have originated from misunder
standing on their part Of the terms of the compact or
treaty concluded between the Chiefs Of the Csmanches
and their associate tribes and Messrs Lewis and But
Ter the L. : Commissioners. II appears that these
Commissioners In the Tresty designsted line OF de-
narration between the hunting grounds of the Indians
and the lands of the white settlements The Indians be-
eve that they are entitled TO hold the country North Of
this line upon the conditions that the Cherokees
and other tribes hold their respective reservations This
the Go, nment and people OF Texas are not willing to
concea. 10 them. They say the Indians have never
been acknowledged by legislators as lsndholder'
and all the country they claim is subject 10 location IN
dsr the nresent laws of the State Much difficulty wr
''N wv IN o. Delta, 18th.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


This event il scarcely less disastrous than the
lo,s of the Iduna which we recorded but few days
ago The great loss of life among the Storage psssen
gers was occsoned by that struck the ship At the
time she first cspszed this sea carried on the
house on deck where those unfortunate persons were
sleeping. The cabin passengers, who were also 10 geo
escaped through the side windows the lay ON her
besm-ends. The Captain was slso once washed over
board but saved himself In the rigging OF the mainmss
The following are the Of the persons on board
SteTa1t Passen1eTs LOst-John Blame, Miss Elizabeth
Hopkrk Patrick Bowling wife and infant. James Joyce
wife and infant Miss Ann Gill Mr.. morrce Mr.. Green
Edward Green wife and children VIM Cornell. Hugh
Humphrey Mr. Matthias Hugh Hsmi, Nh. Taylor and
lady john Duncan Edwd. Bishop. Mr. ODe1, Miss kliz-
sbeth Waterson, Miss Morehead, Robert OBrieD, Thos
Davis. Mr.. r H. Gerry. lady and child, John Gonnan
Names Of hs Crsp iost--Wiliam Howard, sailor; ia
cob Dryer. sailor John Allen sailor; Harry Durham
sailor Edward Dowsn, sailor Robert -, sailor /;
WIN. Miller. (colored) cook.
The names of those saved are az follows
Names Of The Cabin Passengers SaOed-J. g. Butler,
ESQ. of Brooklyn; Mrs Cbristsnson, Captains lady
Miss floride Patten, Mr.. Henry Plant, OF Demersra
Storage P0ssen41 Sared-David =. Hsles
Names Of Officers and Creo Sdued-C. II. Christlanson,
Captain - Hail. First Mate
ihos Davies of the Storage passengers had with
him twenty four thousand dollars In specie
The Mamlouk was new vessel, on her first voyage
and was built at Perrne Patterson Stacks shpyard
in this City She was $50 tons burden and owned By
Warren Delano Jr Esq. She had full cargo OF -four
provisions &c. which worth about $4,000. The
vessel and freight money we're insured In Wshst Tor
about SIS 900 about 500 at the Mutual Safety Office
and the remainder Is divided between the Atlantic and
Sun Offices, and Philadelphia agency. The ship cost
from $50 900 TO $4,000 The cargo was also partially
Insured in London.
The survivors have published the following card;
The undersigned, on behalf of the passengers snd
crew of the Msmlouk wrecked at sea on the
night of the 18th of August desire TO express publicly
their deep sense Of gratitude Captain James Dawes
of brig Belize OF Kingston Mass for his noble exer
ons In rescuing them from their perious position and
most generously providing for all their wants and 10
bringing them safely to this port
J. G.. BUTLER,
C.. III. CHRlSTIANSON, Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
:. - 1T AND SCIENCE OF DANCING

THE AIT AND sOILHDL u DA1s ~ =;
.CaRD-xr W WHALE and DsuShteI respectfully
a ,nrre 80 u he ladies' ard gentlemen OfNesYOrs scd
hai they about fofnicg classes az above for
brorng season Of l547 O. Of which due nOtiee wnl be
- ~ IN commencement al 80 Broad~sy and Gothic
Hs groosIyn Inslftctions given daily In all the new
M Dances aud Wstkes II he private Acsce
nv No % sixfh.svecus, where all infomsiion Will 10
ven Particulars in future sdyeriseneci and circuafa
3ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

tY- We learn that the object OF the present visit
Of the Postmaster General to this City is for the excu
sve purpose of endesvorng to overcome the vexaous
difficulties which have arisen in reference TO the trans
portaaou Of the mails by the NewHa'en Line Inc
Department now pays the New Haven Steamboat Com
paDy 5000 per year, while they demand $4,000. The
mails have been carried regularly for two years hall oil
the contract term and they now refused Tor the
want of more pay The Postmaster General ssys he is
under legal restraints and CANNOT 60 beyond the present
sum.
How the trouble will be overcome Is yet unknown
but we trust that the controlling desire with both parties
will DO 10 relieve the community as soon az possible
from such an unfortunate state oil Things
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BRAISTEDS' SALOONS,
LATE PEALE's MUSEUM, ~
~ 25l BROADWAY. NETWORK. Al
I'm LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS
.e.Al<zs1s POR FOREIGN PORTS.

I'm LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS az
ssalzzs1s ROR FOnEIGN PORTS.
rv- Letters BAGS are open a. he Office Of The New
Yort Tribune for ali soreisn fUns, ace ali letters sod
o.vspaoers deposited IN ttis osce will slwaysbe or'
yarded hv hs very earliest vesses This department Ia
nnief he specisl supervision q J. x. MOWER Eto
yell Known FOR many Year, the experienced and en
ent OF hs gores Letter Department OF
The New-Yors City Post OMce.
Bags are open for the reception OF eers ana noNs
papers FOR the lowing places VIZ London Liverpool
glasgow Ireland Hsyre Marseilles Amsterdam bfsmrn,
Oregon, Mexico Panama, ST. Thomas, Kingston, JAM
Maianzas. Havana
Once open frorn s a NJ. ill l0P NJ.
~ Letters and Newspapers will b received 81
the Foreign Ship Letter Office Of The Tribune Tor the
packeLship UTICA, Cspt swan, which sals for hs'fe
on the let september.
Also will be received al the place, Letters ana
Newspapers for the pacse.-shp GLADIATOR Tnich
..il. for i.,adon on The l.i sept aus
r. Anibrosial Tooth raste.-for cleansing the
tee and gums and Communicating an agreeabe odor 10
the brea this Anhross Paste OF Oris aad Other fragrant
ingredients hiss ecsnowled far superior TO any
other dentnhce Being comp 1unded Of ssunseni Aie-
riA II hArdens The gums and makes them adhere more
firmly 10 the teeth thereby asssng naeriay In presrF
ing ater from premature decgy. This Paste also CON-
mines putrescent and detergent properties IN An emil
uen degree and Frequent use 10 sure cans Of keep
ny The breath and mouth IN sweet snd healthy cOnd Ion
Prepared ana 30 d by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
Dggist 27 Broadway To the Granite Building corner Of
Chanpers.t Sold also Al 100 Fulton a. ard CoddingIoLs
So3 Fudson-st. corner Of Spring. Price 30 cents
AUS meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

MAEE-A Convention of the Loco Focos OF the
WITH Congressional District was held on the 18th
inst. to nominate candidate for Congress On
the first ballot John d. McCrate was nominated,
but he declined the honor, whereupon, after two
ballotings, Franklin CLARK, Of Wscasset re-
ceived bare majority, and was declared to be the
candidate OF the party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
Drp Yscos.

BROWN sHBETINos.
DROWN sHEETINas and shrtpgs OF oil ssirs 30
ID width. Also, bats, wick, tvns warp, waden3 eeS
ton yarn. Also, brown drila 70. sale :. NE snssun
warehouse, " LIBERrYSr. Ton CASH o. spk,scs>d
credit by Ijys<Sm. DORM WhrakkN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

~ THOMPsON,s PREMiCM. . THSsast
~ Us universally approved ef % ne 49, 1879
entity and ~ .SN ,,S sss sss . a, ss:s1. .
49, 49,. hs~s "a vhich do>s % ness nv
~ % ye sUus. csasas vssIasss s1d pen ~ M ssxs
and sdss ssd ci psrgsnssss poosy ssss
VA s.a az md sS. sGs e cs.ss
60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

~ The Restorative Cordial, tprepared by = u
gesRrsc TarrytOwnl celebrated for slevaiing rer
vaus affections, which females ara peculiarly subject
sfording strength Ia all OF debility and particularly
for its virtues curing dyspepsia IL sod wholesale snd
RETAIL by A. B. D. SANDS 100 Fulion.st' sod also by
Rushton 4 Co 10 Broadway and 10 Aslor House Z7S
Broadway: y East Broadway; SIS HudsonsL and by Is
rael Minor 2i4 Pulton-st Price - per bottle myH Siswu
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,LAsSICAL AND COMMERCIAL sOHOO'

67I ROADWAY OPPOSITE sOsp-sIl rkH.fosNs al,
THE SECOND TENN Of Prof Bso"S,s school WI.
commence noodsy, septe mosso 80 "a rsi.
'oayosea sopsraus ard library. TIE number Of pupils
bring limited each student twenty hys oeas psi
~ rir. charges For further particulars zee e1culTs
ich ear he obtsined a. 81 broad~sy, CATERS
eie. n The Protestant CnarchDsn, snd shep-
49, hoolstore. 1894 Broadway 40 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
EENRY-gTRpRT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

G. p QUscKENBOs, ~, RECTOR
rr,HIs INsTiTU ION 292 Benryst 10 desigped 70 sup,
i Div the Eastern portion OF the city wiln scnooI
where % oils will received a. all and thoroughly
6.o 5r an entrance into College or for commercial puf-
.uits The Fall will commence August ~ Puplis
eptsrng aflSr portion Of the term has elapsed, are
charged ooly for the time they have attended
Parents VINO are desirous " finding good scnoo are
scn,ly nyited 10 call ard examine for themselves or
10 maze pesonsl Inquiry Of Of Tho following gen
temen. -. r....uuh,s
RsTEREscEs-N 2. Moore, LII d. President coumols
wiz %; Tayler Le~is Prof Greek Ne--foa nniser-
atty Rev John Mcvickar, D. Prof Nor rnlL IoL
con Rev Jobs Knor o. d Rev N. J. nusrs u
Rev Issac Feri. ID d. l61 Eea Broadway hes; " ~
EieerbT odL So Analyst Rev C. sommsfs ~ asaI
.os-,t Rev Beoi J. Haisht d d. Rev T. scnforasf,
d d Rev J. NJ forbes d D.; Rev Chsfiss k.ynalosi
Rev Lot Jones Joha oolhouI ESQ Pre- Ban. o. rs~
York; A D. Pcsfson, ESQ dter Anglo saSa ,o,s
Weary N All Saints Church &c. &c eo<, losl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

DIED IN THE srREET.-A colored man named
Henry Hanson dropped dead at the corner OF Btoome
and Mulberry sts about O'Clock yesterday evening
He was taken to his home No $40 Mulberryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

NEW-YOHk GRAMMAR SCHEDULING
l Nscbooi will be re0pened 90 Monday, Aug 81. The
principal sy b during The pres-rt veet, either Al
he school 90 Broadway, al his residence 80 Twenty
frstsL Jus ~
NIAKsH's CLASSICAL and Commercial asadsmy'
l'I l07 HenrysL Brooklyn, will be reopensd On nonos,,
Augud % for he instruction q young gentlemen "a ssy
branch Of eduss0n n,cessary 10 q themt enter
or coantag house Terms from $40 % 80 per q.sasri
Apply - inc oni0e oi sns PsP-' " AUS n
yn. =
DHY-IOGSUMT.-Dr >: " anDriEL =, ~. ~. ~, ~.
PSI. - $3.50, 49,, and viii xi.e charts and denea'
docs Of character secOrdlas 10 "a. - 70 sssons 10
esneo ~ y, n-..,,s a. eseh For dsineston win
s., a. "a fror 70 dollars for yriStsn ashnssaon-
Visl,srs rscsivsd rom 10 4 ~ ~of'A US"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

K-PIANO FORTE mANgYACIO-
- NY, l52 gsIsoass. sss siSs sso 20 Wy. ~
VIZ urorin lons srd 70 hoop 70 tune n1es nesS
than sry 10 use. made with peculiar nsp nsns oo
ylsrs Inc obiscton 10 metallic petaies wntten guar
snty viii be given with eSh instrument and wnsn ~
ioa. ~ 70 thsr quality expressed ths psymsnt my -
"'""''- '"''' '''' sEHNEff l. RO0ERs.
tsnu I5e puipp-st esss side BrosdSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

ETFWsP1PER A lsrss assortment IN store and any
:s1s %'ds e CYRUS Yl ". FIELD CO surng sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

-s~-1 FOH SALE 81 lbs Cd stand No. 1h'
,m6LGu csy-sl OPP siis he Actor House. vsrsty
Of "a, % and octave rsro tostss, OF
Vuvv Ysyery variety u panern, VITA ell ne
modern mproysmsbis 10 rosewood and mahogany cseo
warranted 10 every respect give ssisfseo OF 90 sss
Pianos hire. JANIS IhonrsOr,,
is7Sm Lsto Taimsn nsnoe.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

The attention of boasekeepers and others peusuAy
e.ied 10 Welss Patent hight and left screw $780,
h,en drew the premium Tho fair Of NE Anessss
iusulate Old beds renovated cou wholesale s'a '''@
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

The FRENCH STEAMERs.-Those who judge from
the delays that have happened to the Union Philadelphia
and Missouri that ths ia likely to prove slow line will
90 well 10 remember that the Cambria on her rstyoysge
to the United States q days In coming and Il In re-
turning Now she s the swiftes, and most regular OF
the Cunsrd steamships So says tho Courier de' EtHi'
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especially spinal subjects will be delighted with in &C.
on Reference given Ia many distinguished eiergymen,
who have been rescued from approximation, from de-
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snse giving Information can be had al he ohco, 4SIi
Rroad~sy A lady IN alt-rdanre on ladies III eodu