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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
CLOTHING.
PAIL AND WINTER

TIRE CHEAPEST FASHIONABLE Csslr .r.York
i and Clothing Establishment ia The Cii! o. w.
II W H. DEGROOT cos, tuitcn.'s~o ,ricss.
GAg1txTs Of all kinds ~ the fo.'oNne - ~ 10 s25 m
CLoAgs Of VARIOUS dsser prons ife cs4 % % 81 %
OvERcoArs 4 every style sad q0s'''1 Il - TO SIS %
DsEss AND FE0cg CoAIs ifon ~. 3 81 70 SO 90
O,vIcg asD BUsiSEss CosTs ifom--'' a. M 70 81 ~
PssTs, Of every cescrl p''a., ~ every form
ard fabric, from t.i our sock !. composed
10 e0dtop, We sce-S.xp garments ready made. ana a
o. so1o Of Cloths. Cssmere' and Vssins' winch
ShtAl 1900 10 make measure ia sueh syes a. We
xe are Ill n, eet with favor and SOFT the most
Zee. .,s-ie' W. H. DEGROOT co.
". ~ es1TrcS - eOdJsi
S,"pos,te Robertson. Phenix Hat and Csp store
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DoARpING -CnoOL-IRvING. INsIITUTE.

DOARDI>t. -tlIOOL-lhNlNp .NSa - r..
DTsnytogn. " WIN. p. LYON, AN Pnnclpal'
AIDED by ws-qualihed teachers Winter session com
mepces st November. Summer session si MAY eacn con
tinsnz i've months The Of Instruction iae ha-s
he whole angeof English branches together with French
srd the ancient lsnguages. 1900 -, Co.
TrsNs-soj for he Winter and >loo for the Summer
To those who desire 10 place sons a. boarding school
ne sdvanases offered this institution are beeFed 70 Dc
elua II not superior 20 any. r.. -
IL ~ been Ia successful operation ten years ne oos
ton deizhful and saigbTous . convenient OF access
rom the city The edihce CONNEXIONS and coilio
sbe-the uayzrounds ample and disconnected from thr
village The government is eclent bat niid' fese4Dns
lat of wel-r-gusfed Christian family and % Day
scholars are received 70 counteract the aiutary influence
OF family training ,. Il
vance and perfect the pupil IN the branchessiuded tu 70
develop and instruct the judgment, 10 the unae
sandng % form The habits and 10 give moral Ano user
direction % the inclinations 81,
FOR particulars see pamphlet circular CONTAINING me
Information likely be sought, which may be mad on ap
pcafon 10 the Principal ~ TarTytown, sud also IN view
York Al CLARK Ausiins Us Broadway Rayuors 10 Bow
ery and Of Charles H. Lyon, At the New-fors Grammar
school. $50 Broadway ~
RfFFRE~cFs Tarryf0rr- lion. Washington lryins'
Rev DR. Creighton. N,rr- i0rk CHy-Hon. g. =. YER
oi,ncs Rev Dr. Peck. }. X. Van Rensselaer,, MD Hon
Iebsdee Cook Geo I. Trimh.e... .ffrclHHafi, p-keF
Bi.hop Hamine ... Trernsaf, W-fion Charlie. OAKLEY
and % all patrons. ~ ,~--o
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TO SICK AND AFFLICTED.



COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
WE AN steny stats that Dr. Swayne Compound
w syrup Of Wild Cherry has been extensively used m
the United States for than ten that rs oene
c effects have tested BY thousands that u invtr
.bv rset recent and that hundreds OF indNldn
GRADUALLY sinking under that nsdious attack OF oesth
fell emissary pulmonary consumption, have Dee
10 health happiness and friends BY is use ana arc no"
ylns witnesses Of the curative power e. ms remedy
ANOTHER HOME CERTiFlCAFE
The true riches Of Life Is heath- al =,
De swsYNs: pear Nir-For the good OF The pupic, l
feel In duty bound testify to the great cure "hoh
war Compound syrup Of wild Cherry performed on me
For my part feel A. # everybody ought to snow ~
was afflicted with violent cough splitting Of oooa, hsnl
.es. hoareness and sound OF the voice indichins an
al.m1s stale Of disease my appetite was gone ana my
strength hal Tar ed that my friends and phYsea
were persuaded could many DAYS Ny ss'ei
ho A. y anxious csre-taker, made inquiry where -1
would be likely 10 procure the most certain frheI sh7
~ told that u Dr. SwsYnes Compound syrup OF W ia
Cherry failed In the my Tie was then hopeless iogI
medicine Immediately procured and the nlst pp.lS
gave relief and b. the time had commenced the sN' n
bottle nv cough had len mo and my strength was mnc
improved short o. has made perfect cure Of me- ana
am A. this present a. hearty man - wish ana
have good reason "a believe that the Of YOUR medicine
has saved from premature grave shsi ee pietseu
20 give any information respecting my case -
Yours. with respect, } NJ htt -,
50 Chester-st between Race and Vine, fhilad
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term Of Mr. and Mrs. ASiiBEL FULLERS school,
in Kent Conn will commence November 10 The num-
her Of pupils limited 10 u Refer,Hcss 4 Cook, Esg
p,o.Sst Abner Bfeeden Il Goldst patrons Circulars
nav be- had at shepards bookstore, 1884 Broadway.
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EWpANVS HYDRAULICS.

rJNuE PUBLICATION Of the nEsf narnher OF tn. work
L Is deferred unr Saturday the 18th inst Orcefs
n. seat 10 .ay 81 hookseiicrs TIE whole ~i
CONNECTED in Numbers ~ = cenis a zullbsr %
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e.. AT rRryAr. SALE /. o., 9, e 2: sac

~ ~ . by ~ feet inches q
A., f,nr l,s ora the side 81 >iNth-afcnlc ~sss
rhirtv- ighth and Thirty nitth -
AsS three iots the north SIDE OF inirf e sAtns -
fset west Of : xfh avenue ..,.-.., -
feet west 81 Fourthasenue. .,.. ...t.. -,
80, s,rth and Madison avenues. For terms Ae W.
y. r@fs i,,i ANTHONY J. RLEECkkR. bmss
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DUBLIC NOTICE II hereby gwen 10" tns iy. t A,
Il M -efons have been presented 10 me BOARD Z" AZ
deru,.n viz To have Fofty-thirdst between ts fshlh
and Twelfth avenues gunted. graded and Mac te'
r. ~ rulverf rons rcted the southwest corner OF
Waverly pse. and on the southwe corner OF west
Wsshuston-plsce and sixth-sy. To have sewer con
.fructed I'm Broadway between Cortland and Deg it. To
bav. sewer constructed Grandsi from the sewer IN
Mercerst T. point hundred feet west OF Broadway
r. have sewer constructed IN xth st. BET .een Avenue
ID and the Fast River To have sewer constructed ia
R,o.day between Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts To
have censts ucted IN Twenty iouthsi between
oon one hundred feet east OF Second and Fast
All persons interested in the above propositions having
objections 10 the requested 10 present them IN
Whiting ID the unde gned ~ hls ohce, No Hall Of Re
cords on or before the twenty day Of October inst
MARTIN +. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
lta... a Z Ill
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DhOPO-AL>

DhOPo-AL> foF carrying the Magnetic Telegraph
Il wires over The Hudson Rivcr-The under.ssu are
prepared % receive proposals FOR extending the wires OF
TIE MAGNETIC Telegraph Co over the Hudson River al
so,e POINT Il near the CITY o New York Practicable
rroposAs VIII Be received until the tenth day Of No
famed on Application, 81 letter otherwise 20 either Of
me uncersigned b WRENCH, Washington City
yNO. w. NORTON, p sonti-st Ny
oi5 eoctNle THOs. NJ CLARK o. Sou,h.t Nv
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DRY GOODS.


BROWN SHbE IlNeSs
lDKDWN SHEET MOS and stirinRs OF all fiyi"s sno
- width Also bats wics, iwiD-, warp, wsddinf COT
ION tsrn Also, brown drills For sale Al TIC shc-suk
warehouse, 90 LIBERTY-ST. fOR CASH OF appiove1
credit by i,Ye43m'I DOHR WHITAKER
DLEACHEDsuEETIN and shirtinssof every
Dsyie and width from OF yard 10 yards vide may
he had at the manufacturers prices on the "a noof OF ~
Cedarst near PeArst This 10 the hrsi and only exclu
ye assortment OF bleached goods IN this CITY, and the
goods are furnished country merchants TO SUIT ihcf
wants at the trade prico. of large lots.
ole TN. UNDERlllLL a Co 10, ~ and q Cedar ST
DLEACHED COTTONs.--5o cases Rockingham
ID ~ beached shTtings
IN cases Dorchester bleached shirtings
Is Nottingham "a suPerfns blesched shiftings
10 Dover - inch "
- ElTeii Mills 81 inch"
- Chelmsford - inch
% For p sas BY SEsMTH co 50 and 81 Pine-.t
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS are invited 70 look
- At Besched Goods upon the new and popular brown
Sheenz principle Of manufacturers prices al q Cedar
o. half a block above PeaIlst. second hooI 49,
cl9 L. n. tNDEhhiLb W.
LIME BLANKETs.-2 20 cases fret quality Ia, IA
u and l5-4 FIRE family blankets
so bales second quality loi and ia family blankets
% For sale by NEsMIfh 60. - and y finest
NIEKINU CA-sInKKEs.- 80 osses meriDo cast
fious qualities for sale ty q HARMS,
AMI ~ photographic
ID ROWS sHEErING~ and shrnnss Of snlcns
- well-t nOen siy lea ard qualities, Tor sale ny
su7 CT HANhio ." sschshfe-psoe-
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INSURANCE..
cEPrRMBER REPORT OF TIE Hy n

NORRIS kCBiN>OSs ffesioe"~
S.Nt HtSS,Y. Secretary
M,Sr,S Posr. u Physician. So Brcsdwsy Of
FIRE INSURANCE CON,
IL piNY Of NETWORK, ode 20 Wsli ST tspitAi
S-o1H- On.inall, incorporated IN ilt TIN. eonrspy
nues % against .os ae oAinse- ~ ~ ~ W
~ f.eorasi- terms. 10 epcfsioi ~e el-on sl.'i
- i1e - 80 With FROM plness AID hbcIa Atty.
DIRECTORS.
c.. rr.f.ra John Oufhuut. george NJ -
y-4-r $3.50 49, r.vrhall George Nunkln,
Joshua Brush ho0eh = -. 49, 49, Riiry
Bolr. Moore, td~Me Ooos' 80, Se,5r,it
Anthony Lamb Adam Nerile, -. , Iev,,ich
Benin De Forest NIlAl "esei, 49,. c.,,,,trs
s.f,y Ch.-l1u LewisC Hamersey. W ii4iain psoN't"-
g .--srra VII. An p Dean. Henry rasN.fin-
~ GEORGE IRELAND, President
A & NcDoSaLp, Secretary. 81,
New-lork, Oct = lefI-
,,TIIII.U.RTRcU FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ ,-. ,,-.@s sr.rst ioss Gsrnage By fre on Is
reasonable terms a. aDy otnct ScnPaN, 81" ' ''
DIRECTORS. -
yeIrp ma, IA. q BALDWIN. John ~ Ryerso1,
~ r.. NeEirsth Mm WAllsee,
nlss R~-.,... sonro A Avord. Robert BaTekley,
IA Wesley Dixon,
DANIEL BURNETT, President,
v,fv,x Ssc,esary jy-9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

~ - THE LARGEST assortmeut Of
IN Be1s;es ads, Beds, Mattresses and Feshers
~ eve. offered. for sale AZ
~ WlLLARD'S w.reroonns
80 Chatham coxner nulberry
The srtentlou Of ana others particularly
called Weiss patent rixhr snd eft screw Bedstesd
Which sres the the late Far OF the America
inssste Old Beds renovated Co.'S whslesas and retail
ols IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

As AsoLiriox PLoT.-some eight days since, a
male slsv~ belonging 10 Mr. Taylor, cuzep oil ihs
pl.e. sbscopded Yeserdsy Mr. ]. WAS ioiormeo 'ns'
sl.et boy had sisted that be bad me missing gfI 80
er.,et IA hi. m.s,.rs cellar that white man wss 70
sffvo ss, evening on the Gov Bnggs from Anon 'nst
isos Hebt was 20 be kept burning Opposite me cry
=, ,he Illinois ,hosc and that the Informant girl sud
Akron AboltOplst 10 cross The river and be con
sryet away. -
Toe Object Of tho boys Wait TO oiornsnts house Wa
In rss. the pan failed last night 10 get permission 10 e
crete the grl there ooil TO pgbt when they cou' pro
b.by op~rsts with better tsccess
The police sere stationed at three or Tour oinrftn'
.iuts On. body near tbs house Of the master OF tne
hos: rnd another nesr informsnts house, In when tbe
Yy wished 10 the girl II they could not succeed
IN crossing the river. Up 10 this ume DO one ou' tue
boy knew where tbs girl was.
Ths officers nesr ths masters house were to follow
49, Roy when hs should out sof go for The glfi
H.. nn~evcr succeeded IN leaving The house ~ii"ou'
b. iug seeD shortly after the girl came out ana was
.rost-d She bad lived for Elk rgnt days In the ce
lsf II house In the heart OF the cry Without US oene
kn1xn 10 the family OF any one else save fbe BOY
Afi.s the boy left HE mssiers house nc went 70 ~
f.,t,.rt aud requested psu Tor biDseil
M ei which was refused he made several subst quen'
visits aud held rssti0ps with oformsn wbich "rf.
81 beard by TIE police. who were within lew eet OF
IA. csriies tho sh they ignorant oi THE fact
In. boy "a. arrested and 10th hs ard the girl were
placed ,n The calsbocse. The aboitoDist came down
ysserJsy ~ wss arranged. The signal light on IN" up
,,,s,le shore Was ssep burnlDg from until IL O'CLOCK
..t pish, aud number Of negroes were seen nss the
river but their leader sbsoDt their plan had failed
,nt nothing effected The boy snd girl sre to be
ia and cent from ,hs State immediately
81 Louis Union, llth.
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ANIMAL COURSE

A NNIAL COURSE Of afternoon sod evening { a.
"A - for lsdie. ADD gentlemen al Mr. GREESLEAfs
INSTITUTION 10 PIeuepontst, corner ~ thnton'
Brooklyn Arrangements are now completed Tor me usual
urse Of instruction IN Frerch Spanish Italian German
Fn.sh and Mathematics. The Professors enstsed are
eminent fof abif7 and success Prof A. : Niepait haF
ne charge Of the French The classes rsirons-d e. usual
b. the FIRST families the city are different states OF
progress and pups who wish either % commence or 20
perfect their knOsedEe can be sceommnda'e' ,la,'
HIN viii ~ on pile .nd are generally limited 20 twelve
strictly puve Instruction given # desired
~ Classes may be formed IN any brsnch Of useini OF
ornamental Learning
For terms which reasonable, OF Tor any hfthet IN
formation please apply above, either Pef'onay o os
LITTER 10 ALFRED GREESLEAF oil -weod'
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GEOMETRY TAUGHT viii

-EOWETHf TAuUHI "l l v.1I H.. 1880 -,
book. Of Euclid Ia lessons Of two hours each, as re-
peatedly tested hy experiment dnring the last winter
N. will attend classes schools or families, and can
furnish satisfactory reieence ~ his room, oo Broad
way opposite the Lyceum. lNewmans Persons dssifons
Of becoming teacher. eau ind opportunity more
favorable 10 the acquisition of these elements the system
save. twoihirds OF labor Of Oh. study Agents who
would sell the Charts Of Geometry and Books would ind
IN, teaching IT Il the country profitable and the plan
- well received wherever n u presented.
pa.,i.t OILS lmeod
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90 FOR ~AIE-union iiili Yarn At Foithsm, Wet
70 chester County This valuable property consnins
$500 acres and we'll known 20 he community ief sever
a wears past the residence Of Rev Wn fo~eh hos
offered Il private sale having been divided b' 'aeg'
srxe yor into lots Of acres o. ahod paens
an Opportunity erecting gensel cottages win sNien'
attached AZ Comparatively small expense ana nj s4e
iecf 10 corporation assessments -, .--,..-
Tho soil 4. excellent, the situation Profefois1 ns.l
and presents santn sites forresidences 10 t-r etu
no ,vsh 20 combine retirement, economy OF heus@teh
and the various OF the country with direct ana
s,.y access 10 the city, from which fcfdham Is dssh
1901 N mile. The Hsrcn Railroad Depot b. wifhm
i,u,e. walk OF the property. thus enabling the mm
bu.nes. 10 reparfo the city without the o. seer
80 horse a. the cars m and fro eight times daJ
,hs ,riains cost lbs cOmmutinxl OF cents ride
ffesht or ton heads II families would unite IN me luf
chase of the whole portion, Of sait property thsr
mi sht form within themselves, select and delightful ~
cisl circl,. - ...,.,.
Person. residing the property Will ind every iseilJ
10 procuring provisions Cor their families as Butchers r.
hers. Milkmen. &c. call regularly every morning a. me
houses Of their respective customers -.
Map@ eNhbting the property IN lots can BE- seen a. w
office Of s CAMBRELENG. n Walst aud At d wv.
EMS Surveyor Chsmbcrs.st TO the care Of ether o.
whom letters mas be addressed Tor Rev WIN fo"citW
70 DR.. VIM Bayasd West Farms U1u
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gyANCY SILK and Satin Cravsts-the most splendid
IL assortment we have had 10 offer.
OF WIN T. JENNINGS co 81 broadwey
NrEW sTYIEs-sco;ch plaid Office Goats, JUS, In
l\ished, Al 81 Broadway, American hois. IN
ola WIN T. JENNINGS co
NEW STYLES PLAID Walking Coats for sale IeadJ
~ made by WIN T, JENNINGS co.
OF ~ Broadway, opposite the Fountain
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vI,O THE PIJBIIC.-A most beautiful ana wen Use :
Shirt for 81 1-Only think Of t. The 0d essDls1sr
Shirt and Furnishing Warehouse Of JOHN +. sCViI
M continue. 10 sell the best shirts IN the city Tor ue
sboy. price notwithstanding the many attempts AZ conpe
tton In hi. nsishborhood One call viii satisfy The most
fssiidous persons Of the truth OF me sDoSs
store 3, tasnu-st opposite Herald once ksisonsneo
1854 Flannel shirt. aud drswessi very low prices
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or COAL AND WOOD Tor Il

NM WVOD
- Poor u the Twelfth Ward-Sealed proposals will b
received BY the Commissioner az his Office 10 the Park,
unt clock ~ OF the I'd inst Tor furnishing for the
poor Of the Twelfth Ward such quantities Of nut Goa and
osk wood as may be required during the coming Winter
The coal be u the best quality, Tree from chesnut and
pe xe and 70 10 quarter tons At the rate Of
coo lbs per ton The wood be Of the qssty Of good
black oak Of large size and % be delivered 10 half loads
al such times such places may be required north
and side Of Seventy M nth-st
Bonds In the penal Of one-third the estimated
amount Of the contract with surcties whose
With their assent In writing the time Of max offers
will be required NJ q LEONARD, Commissioner.
Office u Commissioner Of Aims House,
Nev-York October IS. 1871. ola It'd
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BOARDING SCHOOL, Hampstead semnsry-N
ID DUNN A Prncipal-The Winter term Of this In
sution will commence the first day Of November next
Pamphlet circulars containing all necessary information IN
son 10 the School kept for grstu0us distribution
Al Mr. Chamberhn's, 81 CedAr-si, Mr Locswoods BOOK
store All Broadway. and Mr Rayners bookstore, -
Broadway The Principal during the month Of October
: at the Merchants House Broadway and CedaI-st
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No

Hassaa-streetNores ishereby given the rslstives
add next Of ain Of DAVID c. BROWN, native Of Scot
and ate Of the City Of New York. cutter oeeessed
and ~bo alleged % have died intestate that shall apply
70 Tie Surrogate Of the City and County Of New YORK for
etteso Adm ristrstien upon the estate Of the sac inte
tate, the Eh day o. November next, ten O'Clock 10
ih- tofenoon.-Daied Sew-Yors. October e. lss7
oli Gs~fv JAMES :. THAYER, Public Aduiinsfrsto
DUBLIC NOTICE - hereby gwen thsts petition
has been presented In the Board VI Assistant Aldermen
% have fronts between Old and Coenties slip GRADED
aud repzyed Al persons Interested the shove
stcn having objections u the requested 10 pre-
sent them writing the unee gned 81 MS once No
Hall OF Records. before the 2,th day Of October
MS MARTIN L. THOMPSON. Street Coususis s.ouer
street Commissioners Office, Oct 10, Is47 ols
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WESTERN LAND>.-The UNDERGRAD have e.

10 tahished themselves Ia Peoria, illinois, and Propose
- give their divided attention % Land AxsncF
which will embrace The purchase and sac o. Lands I'D
town lots the payment OF taxes the redemption ~ af'
from tax sales the examination OF utes an" we e.aht
49,, =, I. With r~poft. thereon minGiey A. 70 soil "a.
b.r water &c with an estimate Of their Ntne
Our Agency vii embrace the states OF lAinois insni
Missouri Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan =, a.
~ -. 30 arrangements with Mr. Marcus NiAu
? p,,s.t New-Yors 10 attend 70 sny business N As
City which may be intsusted Ia as 10 whon We tes
A Jones Of CHICAGO, Illinois. PHELfs bOt hLAs9
p.,s,. I'M SEM 1871 % .ssiss
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II ARGAiN-.-Ths subscriber you'd rsspec;falIy Ia
- on ise public nst re 10 sel.ng Of cheap large and
eGeed pnees consisting Of oveEco2ts coas Iom from
= 70 40 each psnts and yests from IS cent? to - each
descriptions and AL kints OF mrsicd and mathematical
ias'raments sext2n- quadrsnrs guns psos swords cat
cry and great many other articles toe numerous 70
mentlon- Also, assortment OF csrusntsrs tools
Those IN want Of the above enumerated srele woad 40
well 70 call And examine before Psrshs4ns s.svhsr.
+ WILSON,
Formerly Sinpson 1 Wilson, 10 Chatham Il.
r. S-Ah those having any OF the aboysnaned Articles
vAch fneJ Ars dssroas dspose Of TsASoaabe price,
viii pless call on l. WILSON 10 Chsthamst IS In
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"a rARu WANrED On A LEA>E,

C8 p,,ese OF bayng - 90 o. acres " e'eS A.
s<- : wheat land, with due proportion o. woeas't
and .ut.b-- buildings within a. miles %, arc .l A.
re.s,hle ~ he city Address HOkATlO slhfhEM
New York with particulars ois ~
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nuRIIC ADMINIsTRA TOIf,- OFfICR. 81

and next Of ain Of THOMAS DYKES, native of Eng
land draper deceased and who ALLEGED 20 have ced
that the effects Of the said intes1re the bands
VI the Public Administrator viii be administered and dis
posed Of by him according 20 law unless the be
claimed BY lawful executor Administrator Of tie
decessed By the 5o;h tsy u October next-Dsed New
York sept - l347. JANIS ). THAlER.
D., liz 1.rrr.
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;, Tug .rB.CRIBERs having larse .lsss

~ Camea JaroniCa donbe white and other cnoics ~
s- rtetes We v i sell Jew hundred ~ the best Plat.
very cheap They dns order and hi.rd Nth se~sf
an Abundance Lsurst.uos Dsphue. Heaihs, lieotopss
Aral.s fumuAs. Nc. Cor Nlnter flowers, hnc Imputed
Mos aud other Garden Roses. Shrubs, capesines Aisn
I'm. trees Nc Bouquets and wreths " choice n0wes
n,1as 10 order. NM. PHELAS 4 SONS, tlonsis
- -. Inrnrr Of ANnnre 4 md klnh.sl
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOh BUS
d. r. Chase, A. VI. Principa4-
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

rr,uysg BOARDING SCHOOLS distant from eseh
other half mile are located 10 Nfdetovn, C9nn ohs
Of lie most beautiful and retired places n New
Bosriers reside IN the families Of the fflnci -
-ssd virsgsrc-. which tend % form correct habits.
Lectures and experiments scd interest % tne course o
study wLicf contempa-es thorough and Accompanied
educ.tion Lads are prepared for any college =.
The Winter Session II the former vii CONNIE 'ot'
b. OF the latter Nov. l5 and continue = weeks CsA
lie Prrcpas nav be seen after October 9TH and vii
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DEACn-ORCHARD COAL--Now discharsins
Il from BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons Stone,
BARGE SWALLOW, IS tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, lls tons Ess:
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, ~ tons Nut.
For sale low from vessel Apply 20
I. STOKES DlCkEkSON, l07 Anthonyst
o7u near Broadway.
COAL.-I am daily dischargins the best quality OF
Peach Orchard Coal and viii deliver II Al the follow
ns prices cash only via large Nut - stove or reg
8 from the boats aud p cents additional II screened
from the yard, corner King and Greenwich SITS 1900.
aus sn, PETER CLINTON.
a ,OAI-The subscribers have for sale at the lowest
price Peach Orchard OF the various sizes ce
l,verrd either from ward hoss also. superior While
Ash Coal ofthe Leh gh Broad Mountain and bacs
Heath suitable for furnaces stoves and ranges Liverpool
Ore Coal from ship or yard. b. REEVE Go.
cor Cansl and Elm sts a Murray o. and cor OF
..2 smrcd- Jane and WEI, SITS
(vUOICh FAMILY CUAl..-hous-teepeU who
wish 10 procur. for th-ir Winter supply superior
quality Of Red White Gray Ash Coal can be furnisse
with every variety Of size the lowest market prices
Appy al coal yard Of RvnsIon snd sahoh ss or
I2n Wal-sl u zuA WsSatui SNOWDEN
Nut AND CHksNUT sCHUNLkIl.LC coal
lNCargo on board o bnas or bsrges, Al PhiiHdePhis
Reading Railroad wharves, f'r sale BY
CHS. A. HECkSCHER, "a Souih-sl up stairs
Inc