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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01
ERENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,

4 n WILLIAMsOS's lady having returned rom -
r0ps deres ~ inform her friends tat her school vii p
cnrerced = usual On the frsf Monday On september
when from the very great improvement ln The common
ousness Of her school departments ste VIII I- abe 70 al
al, i've additional pupils in each class which for tie iast
Ten vesrs have been limited fieen Mrs W feels 80
need hardly assure her patrons tfai % efrF91s s ri
Der part 20 render her pupils happy for eternity
srd anishe snd truly useful members o. society io uc
Mr. " hes been able to secure the servce OF eneh fi
tesant professor Mons Nell and hs lady and se"- 20
retain her former French teacher Mons Chemidn etne
Of whom will be happy 70 give Tnyste lessons u her -
Enlistment. % Duane-st
The elias. for boys under years ~ Be nenfet hve
will be admitted retained whose morals and man
have not had previous careful traininz .
The Sunday school for children speaking nc French i
xuAge will recomfnence sunday sept l5il Any PER
son wishing 70 devote h0rr % teaching sunday cas-
IN French is most cordially invited - attend a. %
Duane-st
Rev q n Williamson or lady can recommend 20 any
gentlengans family n o nearthe city, visiting soserness
Of lng worth ard accomplishments 81 .r
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>sIoo IMPROVEMENT made 10 the v.u. d

NSIO0 IMPROVEMENT made Ia the value Of
~ horse by or dollars worth u the IsefssAs
E-<cN Heaye Powders. Who, that has yaiusbs bofs
almost ncapsctsted from usefulness BY this dafssns
and enerssflns disorder val slow his animal 70 sihs'
when b. be cured Of the hcases BY tao three ps
OF the Tattersalls Heaye Powders THIS medicine
whgh - different ia lts acton and composition from sIJ
thing offered Ia this country has been used ia ns
TAttcrsail Stables, London and other parts Of knssne
for many years with snch that many Thousands
valuable horses have been rendered yefscy sossd mere
by Tho proprietor Of this medicine Is Tcsn1fJ rds
Gated Farfrf and hs FOR the last twenty years paid he
ind giGrd the diseases for which u 10 recon-
rnied, and be oteTs 70 10 the people " the bnira Sts
None genuine without the signature u
j. KfRkBRIDE, tieetst. London
Price - sterling Der package Al American cgueacy
A. ~. COUCH L co l8y fultonst New York, Agent
General Tor the United AL orders ed ~
cash aud postpaid. will meet with prompt sltentOu-
fersons wishing Agency - giving UHdoubtsd references
can supplied I'm
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SECOND BoABD.

The following table shows the name, cost and
length of each state Canal OF NewYork and the gross
income OF each in the years si5 and 1916 The net IN
come Of ell the Canals in the year 1916 after de-
ducpe expenses Of collection and superintendent was
A. IyG fo6 IS.
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DRAWING

PaIHTi - q.
% tr,rspsvC,. .oud r-srec,f1l lv form tie pub
lie t.t ~ all oren be nrKf session. Or 'fe lNsiiN q
in ers,.Irs a b.ar. Irs1 lray.lf and i.i ~ ~
80. ar. e. fi4 Broadway, 0u ur about the ti NJ 'l
ieter For izraeT particulars, apply ~ he fs'i1e"'s
= aikeI-sL t.. .,..-
. y ' 49, lmf
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DInIIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. 30

Il ! Nasslu-st-NOuce - hereby gwen 20 Wy ' l-f
and ueai OF AIN q JOHN SMALL late seaman On uoai1
ship Columbia. from Liverpool deeea.eo ana Nno y ~
legged have died interstate. that the rnre ui i-1 s
fesrAe u the hands ol the public adnlii soi VIZ u'
administered aud disposed q b, HIM accefdAt 20 il~,
unless the same be claimed By some la"ri rAe,,sl ~
adnisrator of the deceased by iAe iel Gay % o-oD'
ncxt-nated Nesg-Aoi september %, ltti.
u. .-sia IAAlEs }, LLLAl ~. Fll.-c Anl-n .tI-lol
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EDTCATION.-The Misses MacAdsm wish 20 in'orm
ILher friends and the public that their School for Young
Ladies viii reopen Monday. The th Of ,eptenioer a. -
Fourth-st The studies comprise al the branches oi
thorough English Education, with French. Mlsic &C.
Circulars be obtained A. the above number on 81 M
Francis bookstore. - Broadway
n B-Auangements are made Tor taxing isH young
| ls1,es IN tosrd - fne0d-
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A. .cDo~aLD Secretary
H-r-Yurt AR. d. 1851 a. "f'N
OFFicE Of "TuE gpPE9 N,lt MIL L,' hIts

nFF;CE Of THE HOPE VI TUAL LIE Il
OInulra1ce Cc-rpsly" Wal 81 Mortimer Buildings
Sss-Yorx liir Hsrch. i-i7 -
perpelur srter 40 rlJ crgsnzed sccofiirs 70 iAm
h. cunrencr - business u LIE lrsgraIc-, 90 ne M
usl principles Ire Get pryuit being dlFhicd Anl-A'
among ne Es-r-l according 10 he set oi lne"fpor
The rates OF premiums conform win ne usage OF osrf
smtSr CON psnl-sor .e convenience OF paft- uslfns
hO would refer - pay Tie premium. ~ ll...il.ls -
ia lsf 20 h-r option when ne premium exc. a. - ~
pa- onehaf 90 cash, and secure payment - " residue
IN a. m0nils ~ a. approved noe D-sfos interest,"
per cent
Of lhr wiye, 40 chcr-r, 81 hal uqua me irc-as1 ~
The iusure, The wife living. or rot then hs children
vii receive the amOgri payable ~ NE pocy 'fee Ana
clear OF Any claim by me creditors 0f ne dec-es-a
For the great! f-cury 81 parties insunns WIN MS
company the Trustees have provided a. Indemnify iul1
he amount % - 900 70 tff so'. ma iaJ sceIue uon
policies Issued he company which . 10 f~maln lhi
capial exceed that amount ,ha have been realized
from The receipt " premiums, when vii DC no longer
necs sssry, ard rsy he wind avn. ,..-
Tlef1owrg Is iis ~ ne Vhcer' ana Tr1s'--s iof ne
TRUSTEES
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra WOOD, Chsuncsy Ayres
Simeon BALDWIN. Joseph 2 Nones, Ihiip y bApini
Dennis F-islns, Roswell Hoyi, Nn L. nr-Nrri
JOIN A. Daveo port sau'i X. saiterlee, James Dimon,
Alex II. Dams, &. r. s~zrdsiey, Chas NtiileseJi
Chsr.e. j. Taylor, John W Leeds. Joseph D. Warren,
Aexr Hamilton, A-xr y. Holly, stephen B. pfOyos''
nne, 7 Souiter. Vim. Minor. Theo Davenport
ALEXANDER ~. HOLLY, President
JOHN ". LEEDS As.i.iari President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice Presifeui
JOSEPH b MONIES, Actuafy.
EOsN ELL hOYT Secretary.
WM. WELLS. General Agent
Dana Woodrlf Z Leonard Esqs- Councillors and At
torneys Of the Company FOR aew-foft.
VIM 7. Mlgor ESQ Counsellor and Attorney TOT ''1'h-
E1r. Wood. n. D. and A Cooke Hull N. D. Physicians,
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF the CON psny Tor New
Yofs- ..,,, .,,-..
Tor sisuf,yd myll eodH
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nrnIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No

L N4..In .frrr -NUfIIr TfTrIY tffll y IIF IFIl
tive. and next ~ kin ID JAYNE p lNNERAklIl, native
of Caha late OF the CITY NJ Ne~-iofs, sentemau de-
ceased and - ho i ALLEGED 90 have died interstate ilii
shall sppy t1 the Surrogate uf the CITY ann 'nAniy on
NeuYors or Letters of Administration upon the estate
of the sad interstate on the 18Th day 90 Oeooef neat az
ten ococs iu the forenoon Dated New-l on sePteul-
b.r fsth Isi7 JAMES :. THAhEk,
80 3s,,su Public Administrator-
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ATWOOD STOVES

UMPIRE STOVES i-fcrsons wanting superior cali.
rrarv sprasfus are respectfully invited % examine this
celebrated Stove before purchasng elsewhere The oven
Of this stove sl~ays charges ~ith r-T- ar They vii
=. ~, On under = suAranfy Wholesale ard rctsi. ~
- Iti.I.-swos.f HiCkOk CO. - Wafer-st
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r.. -Essz-7 HOU-ATO>IC IT, |.
49, -:..--.-s,,;.xrv RAILROAD, 80 Il

tiOt ~AlVNfl
49, RAILROAD. sgtar1--3>
Pitsteld. North -
Adams. Nl.iamso~u. bennington. Rutland. Lebanon
Springs. Ache splendid steamer MOUSrAlSEER.
Capt Nm n FrsEee, Will leave Newfors from the pier
loot of Markets ~ River daily " O'Clock 4 N Tor
Bridgeport Sunday. excepted WHERE passenger. take tho
eessni and counodoCs cars q the Hogsaionc Rar0ad,
ArriYilg The state line The junction .f the Western
Raiif1sdI O'Clock " in the cars lat
West. Fare ~ the state ine -
stage. connection ~ b the 20 Lee. LenoK.
Old >fockbrdge Cgitisyll-. Win-f-d and Norfolk fare
through - Also. " L4fclea, Woodbury., Daabary AID
Bethel
POI Psfsssa-stazs- leave We., sockbf.dxe daily a.
hspast3 p VI fh- -rFl u the r1ssrr ger train a..
figin- a. Pirfsed a. o'clock, z. Fafc through 81
Nc~GoFt passengers have tic privilege Of stopping over
one day in BRIDGEPORT
No scent company e authorized b. take chsge of
specie. balk valuable papers, them
f0r transportation On any conditions
Freight received 81 ne depot foot Of Markr,s from
A 81 GIL s-nset OHic- on The Pier
o. II PERRY. Agent
Tie s,eamboa, NiMROD, Capt John Brooks vii run
1r freight and passenger easng Iussds THURSDAY.
aid e.rurl4Fs AZ ~ gC4lck. aeon 81
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NruTICE-In pursu4nc. Of an order u he surrogate 81
~ County Of X chmont-Souc- Il hereby given - a.
persons having aims sEan, re ests.e " John Iosn
- lf the Town d Wesfsd, he s.it County dec-rs
~ present with his vouchers N ppoft here
N ID IL subscriber 81 his rrssieuce 81 RossTie 10 West
sed On or before 10 fh--ch day u December nexL-
Dated Jule 3. l1fI. - ,.,
3D.. iaw6m~ l,hAtL pNhbfI. ft-C11pt-
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EMPIRE RANGES

IrOR BAKING OR ROA>TlNG.-rhis sr,ic~e . suPs.
L nor 70 ANYTHING Of the kni ~ slset 10 eebiae. All
the advantages Of Atwcods kmliie toSAnf Stove rot
szle By hlOkOh % - Natei-st
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-. The north SIDE oi F0Ity-nnthsf between sixth and
49, Seventh avenues. 80. ~,
Aso-rweive lots of ground on the south side Of Ffeih
q. between Sixth ani seventh avenues
AsoTeu lots % ground on the nofii SIDE az ritlethrI
between sixth and Seventh avenues
Nso-The block OF ot. bounded by SixtyslKih and SIX
tv-venfh and Seventh and r. shih For par
fruisrs anrly u ANTHONY }. BLEECkER,
- ~ Aucroueer. T Br0af-st.
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EFfEEENcE> ~ NEw-YOEN.
Moses Taylor, Esq Hon wv Edm0uds, Walter Town
Collins. ksg " L Langley Co send Co
Allen PaNson, : Lsthrop, Wisners Gale
Z Wetm0re Co J G Daley = CO 2 G Faile CO
Hsydock CoTles L Putnam. Esq J frppe.
Co jas LcicIfs 4 CO White 4 briufnAll
Address Al u Ptue-sr Nrg.Nurk - HfsN mos
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GkLvEsroN.
rI'hE UNDERSIGNED wil Aitcnd &C. the Collection Of
L Notes and Accounts the state 90 Texas, enectug
Sales II Real Estate the Purchase ID Pouce, Receiving
and forw aIdins Of Merchandise. aud cd General Com
mission Business GEORGE 81 TIER
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The above magnificent packets are 81 NrN-foih Hth'
snirs Of The very clAss bp expressly for NE Liver
pool passenger trade snd hed gp with special regard 0'
lhe comfort aud convenience OF passcnsrs Wey Nr cora
handed by u experience ard are not iof
speed by any ship aHosl Their sailing days hom Liver
pool are The 9Th IN, o every month GA winch css
hey leave plncusy In sddiIiOn 10 ho Shove NO 'ae
scrihes also agents Tor the
~ f,rorgs and il< E'non Itas Of I,teryoei Pacfrt
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COLORED PAPERS

rkFFs soxFs. MANUFACTURED ~
- BACH. - FuLrO<-ST. y. l.-Al.o, constantly q
W. hand tne u ported French ard Ger
mao eoiorrd paper. Orders FFoHFty exeesscd s1d o.
the ulost reasonable terms q! IN
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DRIr,>>I, WARE AND METALs-LUcr

Id HART. late Bosrdlank Hart Manufacturer 40 I'M
potter CT Rffaunfa Nsro .nl dealer n bock a. AM
ucnF. LEAD N.talic T snuin &C AZ n-ltt. 'lf parfs
i.r salr AZ the lowest uitik-i rrice-
Britannia ru. Tea and CQ--e fcts
{ lsfrr- ,rith cot mold sud pressed bottles
P-ater Plates Plarters Disfes ald ba sirs
Flxrn. Tank.rts Gobiess. Plates add ba7tisria Bow
Net.ll.- gorrfirs house lnkstAnds, assorted slEes
Brtsnai. sous Lstiss. Table and Tea spoons sfr-i
Fsrl-iv
hars' Candie.iicks Chamber % ard Britannia Lamp
Pitcl-rs Neg. Tauibiers ard Mo.A.ses Cnps
Fznsled Tia Cofcr RS. tlltefcis ani ~ nel'sia
Patent Table ana Tea Spoons ~iih st~ri lanllrs
flI assortment % O.ncr >1r1-.d pii,-la. IA rses
Resal1s 81 Ant.rnlur. bAlca. STRAITS Ant "a Ia
Pure Metallic Bi.llaih. a and bar Les, &C. - -
TO THE PUBLIC most beautiful AZ vel mad z
SHIRT far : sanr link Of H. Toe old ESTABLISHED
art ara Frr.ishirs Wsrrtugsc Of JOHN ?. SCOTT
s continues % eel the bst shirts IN the city for the
s50vc prc- n1t~,hstanfnE ne many attempts ~ colr
luton In hi. neirtbrhood Oue cal wiii sssiy The most
fast0ls pcr-on. q the truth u the aogV- sateu-nt
store = Ss-ss~t opposite Herald once fssbls1ec
lsjs Flannel ,tris kat drawers a. very cw prices.
In
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MARSHES CLASSICAL. add Commercial Acade
VI my, lN7 Hen4y-st Brooklyn, will be TeOpened
Monday August So for the instruction Of young gentlemen
every branch Of education necessary 90 ~ them 10 enter
college or counting house Terms from $40 90 rs per
quarter For circulars containing reference and other par
tcGlas apply az the Office Of this paper or al ~ Willow
St. Brooklyn. euzl n
III MMI>GS'- SCHOOL for Drawing and Paint
y ing, 59l HOusfOn-sf adjoining 81 IhOmasa Church
Schools and private classes attended. 80 lw-
ID 4. JENKS'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will re-
IL. open on Monday. sept 5. At 81 Broadway - II
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FOR LIyERPOOL-T

1trrc class, fast-sailing packetshp ST PATRICK,
sSburden l0o0 tons Capt. ahe1 lowcs, will sail from
Liverpool the 10th October NEXT Tho accommodations
for second cabin aud sceaze passengers unsurpaei
by any packet In port, aud Capt liowe-, long espe-
Renee and well known attention b passengers makes tho
above vessel desirable opportunity for person, DESTROYS
o bringing out their friends from the old county Tor
farther particulars, inquire Of JOSEPH McMURRAY,
oil corusr Z Be and South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

INDIA RUBBER GOOD~-The Newark India Rub
her Manufacturing Co. have now on baud and are day
receiving from their factory superior assortment OF
India Rubber goods, consistngof
Gents MetahcRuhbeT shoes Horse Covers,
Ladies do do do i>eameu's Bas.,
Chidrcns do do Fishing Boots.
Life PrcscrVcrs. INTERFERING straps.
An Cushions Air Beds, fontoou Boots,
AR Pillows Coats India Rubber Hose
Closks Cares Cans Life Buoys. Gas Bags,
Submarine Dresses. Camels iof Tightening Yes
Leggins Gloves. Mittens, sels. Ac &c.
which are warranted 20 remain the la all climates
and seasons Merchants wanting any kind Of India Rub
her goods Tor export domestic are particularly In
vitcd 90 examine stock. Warehouse - MAIDEN lane
New ork. 50
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VARIETY STORE.

A
Y be TO tender his sincere thanks 10 is friends
aud the public for the very liberal support which he has
received aud hopes To mcnt continuance OF tler pa
r0uage lie having large stock Of unTedeemed pledges
reasonable any other establishment IN the city, con
sug Of good second hand dress or frock coats at
the low prce Of - 10 >u each pantaOOns - each
Also constantly hand good assortment of good Eng
lh silver lever aud other watches and jewey and few
good second hand vons aud other kinds of musical and
mathematical INSTRUMENTS seAants, quadr ants, gooi
double aud single barrel guns, pistols. spygasses, and
swords Also good assortment OF mechanics and other
tools. few extra fine toned eightkeyrd flutes splen
didy finished ivory ue, silver mounted and great many
other articles numerous to mention. Call AZ The old
established store J. WILSON
..sl.. En,,norlu S,u,n.nn " lam 10 ChnthAm.si.
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COAL.
PRICES OF COAL.


Pearch Orchard. Lehish aed White Ash.
Broken......5 81 delivd. Broken ....5 - delivered
Esg............5 80 do Egg..........5 - do
sione...........5 - DO stone........5 80 do
Nut...... ......5 - do Nut..........5 % do
T. STOKES DlCKERSON, i07 Anthony-st
ivl8u near Br0sdway
rOtI.-l am daily discharsing the best quality OF
\ Peach Orchard Coal, aud will deliver a. the iolo"-
ing price. for cash only, large Nut -; stove or f.s
- - from the boats, ,nd p cents additional II screened
ana I'm PETER CLINTON
COAL At REDUCED PRICES-For sale so
u tons Of Chestnut Coal, suitable for manufacturers
Also the sizes OF his justly celebrated foaen "
ebard Coal from - 81 upward HERMAN v RIPLEY
ali lm- IS Wooster-st. near Spring
.NITAND CUs-NUT -CIIuhLkIl.I toAL'
cargo on board OF b1as or bsrgcs, al fhisd-iphs,
Reading Railroad wharves, frr sale By
CHS. A. HECKsCHER - SouihsI up STAIRS
- aus 2meOd'
-nk,Ds5F 0K NIT GOALS . for Egg
Oh ,BVand Stove Coal delivered In good oIder rec %
rartage. Peach Orchard Lehgh, Liverpool, Cumpefsho
md Virginia Goals cheap for cash. BY
sue 2,1rod. T. BENJAMIN 2n5 Grsntin-st
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ERAPEs.-Al the isabella aud Caiaxbs Grspe'sm w.. ~.
~ Dd.rhilis Vineyards 81 Croi0n Point, neeI AZ,
sins received al the General Dept this yes r,t
Broadway. opposite PeaIl-st and sod m qnans' -.
purchaser Ih-y are received daily 10
wooden Ids tls a. attached ard d" Cr0fon Fo.nt -
them and they Will be received In this i',a h.f
daily pr.cticed in al the markets and 10 macy sr,
places. in selling very inferior Article Ter
Grapes
Also, sorse superior Apple Quinees T.. ,.rssuS
T. ;. Persons wishing have them pu' op 'oI 500
70 send By steamboats, railroad can ps see0sy
BY leaving their orders 81 tss above place
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"a. ONLY REGULAR LINE or PACKETS

s1>rS FOR NEW-ORLLANS.-1ho following well
s1sx "a. and fay0ute packet ships have
accommodations unsurpassed tor cabin, second cann anf
passengers and VIII positively sail az adfstse''
or passage free, viz.
The OSWEGO. Capt lngersoll, October T.
The OALENA, Capt Dennis, Ociobrf d. -,
P-r.ons shins 10 proceed 90 Orleans " 40 DO veil
n secure passage BY either the above packets they ns
afr,f ci.. ships commanded BY experienced IA The
trade aud viii sail puncfuay the appointed days 10
secure tortls apply on board OF ~
- W. Al. 4 TAPSCOTr. as South-st
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DRY GOODS.
X y D. M. STEBBINS,


No II NAsssU-sr.
HAVE FOE SALE; 10 ioss 20 sal pufch aser'' Al low
kless oa,h pric,'.
and hne-Lswrrtce, POrtsmOllh. Va mon FAis, Croon,
Lowell Eaton Mills, Nessport Wni1eilone, North Caro-
Ina ROckaDd, &c
COTTON yARN-Twist and hng. No 10 80. from
ihe best mills in Peterson, New-Jrrsey, ip MTHntsc'ueI
or Export
COARSE YARNS for Country Trods-Assorled No. 5 10
TO- and ~ ~ OF superior quality, from NOTih snd South
Carolina Georgia, Virginia and New Jersey Long hss'
Cpld Dozen Yam OF best glsi1y, fOf UestcrH tradt
BROWN DRILLS snabtnrg, Wafdmg, Hats, Itrine,
Carpet Wapp, Niokrng, Sent 1trr.f, Sc &C.
N. B-Lib-ral advances made on oonrgnmenis a. pr
BROWN sHEETINGs.
DROWN SHEET NGS and shirings % al styles and
D~idh Also, bats wick. twine, warp. wsiding, cot
son yarn Also, brown trils For sale A. me sheet
warehouse. 80 LIBERrY-sT. FOR CASH or approved
/ cr-dit.by ijy.4sm'l DORR WHIrAkER
DLEACUEDSuEETIN ana shirtnesof every
Dstyl and width. from u yard 10 yards wide nhl
be had az the manufacturers prices the "a hoof OF
Cedars near Pearlst This the first and only e1cn-
sve assortment Of beacled goods IN this city. end Inc
goods are furnished % country merchants " suit Their
wan't AZ the trade price, Of large lots.
aul7 a. y. JNDEBHlLL a co rs, ~ and p Cedaf-sL
STARK MILLS -i'EErIS S6rRhl S.is Coz isj sale
Also. 50 bales Indian Head o. aud Ccdar-st "a door
And 81 bales Lawrence c. viii BE- sold manu.cti-
rers prices a. Ia aud ~ Crda-st near Peaslst. -
/ SHIRT NIANUFACTURER- afe invited % look
- a. beached goods upon the new and poQulaI bioN
Sheetns prime pie OF manufacturers prices a. = Cedei'
- T \ UNDERHILL CO
NIEHINO C&--fuERt-.-so cases mcrino csssi-
1 NImerrs comprising al colors aud mixtures 40 Va
/ su7 - Exrhsnge-plsec
pRUWS -HEkriNG- and shiriing. q various
\ ID vel Known sgyl snd qualities. Tor sac by
/ n7 CT HARRIS. % Exchange place
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CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER

<,LOTUlNG' AZ Tie CITY clothing Warehouse, No lo2
CFulfon-sf. directly opposite the Qa North Dutch
Church, where every style Of Fa and winter Oiothins
/ Gao De led % suit the pocket and taste Of all
/ CLOAKs. Of black and blue Br0adcoths, Beaver and
ovfE coATs and OVER SACKS, every shade Of
Tweed Br0adcoths, Beaver and Pilots, from - % ~
single and doubl e-breasted
/ The new STYLE Of sHAD COATS from = to $40.
/ PANTALOONS, plain and fancy Cassmefes, french
Doessns aud English black Cassmeres, satinet1s &c Of
every style from 81 50 10 s. ,. -,
no. I'D Bo s9 s1qae.' rom 50 to IS
Also large Of French, English German and
American Broadooths. Cassimeres and Nes9nss, "hloh
will be made up order suit the most iasidions
DANIEL r. SMITH, lO2 fulton-st
,t5 lueod opposite the Old Dutch Church
(tENTIFuEN,s FALL AND WINTER WEAR
VI MN. T JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Isilor' I'M
porers Of Cloths CassmeIes Nestngs fancy Dress AIt
Giles &c 81 Broadway, American hoiel-lhIoush iQi-
egn agencies shall be kept In constant receipt Of me
novelties Of the London and Pans markets win
the view Of rendering assortment su more sIscuFe
10 our numerous patrons, continuance OF whose iaFos
we shall endeayor merit by adherence to moderate
charges and rendering the style and character oil our gar
mcnt- second 20 no house IN the trade
The stock Of goods for Fall and Winter wear comprises
various les Of cloths for dress rock and over coats
peltos &c CasimeIes for pantaloons and vestlnss III
10 The way Of read ynade garments. shall have an
unusually extensive supply, consisting Of our wen known
styles of sacks peos, dress and ffoek coats paniaoos
vests cloaks Sc with selection Of the richest fancy
dress articles including silk and satin scaris and era'a.
handkerce gloves suPendes, half hose shirts under
drawers &C slb II
DANTsI OONS-F AHRENs the well known Pants
Tailor 20t Annst has lately received over 100 pieces
fancy casmeres OF which he makes pants TO order for
only - TO s. pair.
AIso French and English black cassmeres and doeskins
from - - per pair warranted good or no sale.
who want OF pants viii DO well 10 cali at
2ot Ann-st sli I'M
NIOUiIR COATINGS-Drsb, brown, black and
NIbue also Canada gray Cloths for Oyercoais, at 81
- WM. T. Jennings, co.
NEW STYEE> SILK aud Satin Cravsts-SuPerior
Y quality silk pocket hhkfs, just received by
WIN 4. JENNlNS co. 81 Broadway,
80 American Hotel
CLOTHS, CA-~INERE~, Nestines Ac.-The best
" assortment n the city Og sale by the yard piece at
PSI Broadway. lsli w. JtNNiNDS %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01
NII-~ &. VI. UAyEN-

MISS &. VI. UAyEN- vlu reopen her school Tor
WI Young LADIES' a. - Nnthsf on the 10Th o. sepei-
br next Applications for the admission ri pupils may De
made 10 her personally the school, ana after The ei
Of September. hnd prior 20 that time 20 H. Ravens ts
OF 10 III " Ravens Esq Sd Waist 40 either of which
places circular stating terms. &C may be obtained
.s.Jt
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