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Art AID SrfF~Cf
DANCING.

A CARD-Nr W. WHALE and Daughter respectfully
1sunounce 10 the ladies' and gentlemen Of New-fork
and BROOKLYN that their Glasses for 1878 will commence
a. Constitution Hail. go Broadway, Tuesday, October
- and A. Gothic Hall Brooklyn. Monday, October l3
Classes ladies and gentlemen At their Private Academy
63 siNth-avenue. Wednesday. sept ?, Instruction
daily IN at the new and fashionable Dances and
VALUES the private Academy, t3 Sxhavenue. where
al information Will be given Particulars IN future adver
ffsarrarfa and rfrruiar1 au2f jg
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->sS-.. LETTERS ANp NEWSPAPERS Z

r,-.<l<s.s-- FUR rONrAUN IOA4N TI-E
~, Letter bags are open A. ihe ohce-o1<--
OF The NeWi0lk Tribune f0r al Foreign Ports, and All
letters aud newspaper deposited this Office VI always
be forwarded by the very earliest vessels This depart
ment under the special supervision OF J. B. MOWER
Esq wei known Or many years - the experienced aud
Ell cent Superintendent Of the Fore gn Letter Depart
meut OF the New-York City Post Of'ice
Bags open tor the reception Of letters and news
papers for the following places, VIZ. Loldou, Liverpool
glasgow Ireland Hayre, MaIsees. Amsterdam. Bremen
Hsrnbur-h, Rio de Janelr0, Valparaiso, Buenos Ayres
Oregon. Mexico, Panama, St. Thomas, n-ston y am
Mafanzas, Havana Ohice open form A. " an 10 + NJ
~ Letters and Newspapers VIII BE- received At
the Foreign ship Letter Office % Tie New loN Hhune
for the pacset-ship WAIEhLpOf tiitr AAen' "hlch
sails for Liverpool on the lltl inst.
Also. viii be received az the same psee Letters and
Newspapers for the pacset-ship STEPHEN WHITNEY,
Capt Pophnm. which sails for Liverpool onthe nth inst
Also. will be- received 40 thu plaee, Letters end
Newspapers for the packef-sip LOUIS PINLIPPE Capt
Casfoh, which soils for HayIe on the lfth b.
Also, VIII De received a the same ~ ~, Letters aud
Newspapers 0I the pacset--hlp ST JANIS Capt Mey-
or. which sails for London 1u fle 10Th ilsr
~ oil Pninfings.-MIs. PERLEY respectfully
that che continues lessons landscape
painting her residence northwest Of Broadway
and Twelfth References & b Durani. President of
the National Academy of Design Rev. DTville Dewey
ID, Prof 5 :. b. Morse. &C &C. s3Imcod'
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DRAWING

PAM TING.
I r WATERSTON would respectfully inform the pub
". that hei oren his next session for the instruction
10 drawing black lead cayon. and painting IN OIL or
water coors 69 Broadway about the 10th OF sep
For farther particulars, apply az his residence
- WalkeT-st ,.
a. ,..-t,,- a. .cboof. sf Inn
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RROOKLNN AEEAIRS-

The house of Mr. George Wood, 1919 Atlantic st.
Brooklyn entered Thursday night and robbed OF
Two cloth cloaks several gb CHAM Qadies) dresses one
black satin dress quantity Of silver ware Sc. &c 10
the value of $3.50, with which the hiefescsped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
Mas AND Miss COOKS
SCHOOL For YOTINE LA DIES.

No q9 Twe'hh-sL thstveeu FIN ami SIKH avenues
IvALL TERM COMMENCES "Wednesday, September
y 8-The Ccure 81 Instruction i this, Of The best
echools ncufnc the eeentsry English and French
studies and the higher branches Of literature and science
Lectures various subjects delivered IN ursr through
out the yesr For Boarding. Pupils see Ciroular.l
Ierns and references be obtained from The tcu ar
sent by post Other -. and application Ia Mrs Noah
Cool or daughter ~ their residence as above stai-d
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MEDICINES.
sARsAPARlLLA SYRUP,
SAH oht nv
Enh cLlAssINe IHs hood.

CLtAssiSo fhs BLOOD
n. ~nn WILL BE OWEN II tnis syrup 10 not superior
sSsDUV To any sold Put up In quart bo"iss rncoO
g. u- each TIL. The cheapest ADD by fsf inc best Ssa
.ansfl. offered II .di atsy cufss tho scfo-
mi. or kines vii rheumatism eusosous efuptons oi:s
chronic sore eys. aid head stubborn ulcers, syphiiue
.vmptoms and ds~sses arising from an Injurious nes "
M. rrusy dfopsy, exposure OF impufenes 10 NE
b. Persons ishing pufchsss by the gallon OF DAT
rel csn supplied tho most ressonaois iefms 1ns
cipal De pOl As Broadway sue Sm InSa
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AEArER.CURE-Dr- TRAIL. ~oo st.f.sd ne nfs.
w u.sroo.SiS nsuIon 10 An~rics, receives psteuis
a. h., rsw sod commodious eslsblsnmcnt ~ ~ m
Pan IS LsighLsl Rerso1s a distance will 70 sAreed
for noms-ussrDsss BY lssier. Once eoasoiauos ~esy
morning and eveutnx va IN
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

yskxoST-We have by letters aud otherwise
,,urDs from few more towns ia the Western
Part Of Vermont, but they are Of like complexion
% those already printed. We believe the new
Senate will stand nearly as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

GENERAL SESSIONS Patrick Martin, indicted
for on assault and battery with intent to kill but per
m,ted to plead guilty 20 an assault and battery only.
was sentenced six months Imprisonment In the Peni
Tertiary George Westshe. convicted of petit LARGE
n.y. having purloined SIS from the till OF his employ
err Mr. 5 \ Brsinard, No. lio Bowery, was consigned
10 this City Prison for30 days. Chares Brown indicted
with Thomas Gookin for forgery in the second degree,
Ia being n possession of counterfeit, bank bills with ia
tent 10 pass the SANS having pleaded guilty sen
fenced to years imprisonment In TIE State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

Reported Locos in Chittenden aud 3 in Frank
n which would give them the Senate.
The House will be close, but we think Wing,
which settles all the rest.
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLHRs s. WELLS,
" SIN I3I Na--an--t. y. \.

- Wnfer.tur Establishment. ~ Bondst ~
and syosset (Oyser Bay L. l. DR.. SAW. the ear lest
Americas practitioner and sut1or or ai-tur- receives
"a tents ~ above. Trorc distance nay BY s-cfing
a fec. be sdvi,sd Tor q treatment si homo m1-5U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

n Watcr-f nrc.-lirs ST. : COVE continue 10 -
celge patient. af .tl Teufhst Gymnasium AID COM
pefenf teacher ore attached % this Institution
.aUsItr. lfkkf
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No AZ BROADWAY,
SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA,

YELLOW DOCK ArO susDock
'NHls CONPOUND 10 warI snt-d not Inferior W ms
1 preparation VI tho ssrsspafills now 10 uss undss
whatever uans IL may have been offered 70 me pubic
Escn ingredient has been carefully seIseIed ana none ass
but such a. were perfectly pure and well cured
Tn. Ing diseases Among tho Lumoos mss esn
IN. cured by The timely OF this Syrup, vs ssfHue,
All rn.um scald head, all syphite taino. esyspeies
oId cofroded and obstinate ulcofs, cussneous supuooe
.neh . botches pn pss Inc fsce ssd neeh ene Oil
dl...s~s .rlsiDg from ns use Of msreury Indeed Al '@
onIi,i, OF tho blood sy either wholly OF pssiaiy re-
moved by IN. use u this invaluable snlscooue ana a.
r, Inc seaman and tourist It 10 pausuariy rscomnena'
ed beiog 90 rsbly adapted " mo fsrovs o. nss w.
e.s-s hch from frequent change OF ssms's "sy NJ
80 tiabl- 10 contract. - -
No by "a. single dozen bo.tsA Price ~ col" pr -"
gle boul- with drections =.
Aso constantly On hand and for sale, vho sssie or
,.tsil complete assortment Of Botanic medciese, BON
crd- and com pound Physicians snppnsd 90 tns nos'
ubef Al t-fms so'S =. -
,lnOS MisTAKk 10 MADE 70 sae
"A posing mat Oh TOWNsfND'S sAhsAPAhiLLA
II a common sspsps iils By'up. which Is toS =
on. bOtl, contains q sufnciont quantity W msss noss
ln.a gallon VI s,rsp, fer superior 10 thss u'sd ~
ous or .ns sold Tor four sbi ings pr eosn
Ia ,unI extract OF the beet Honduras -us.osnns
exIrsc.ed wilhoal heat Principal once ~ -
n-1t ~ To The -u9 eoo ~, ~ .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

PoLlcE-Richard p. Harrison was yesterday ar
rested by officer McMsnGs of the sixth Ward. com.
plain, OF George Eagle. who charges him with embez
lling SIS from him. while In his employ. lie lock.
ed up. Mary ONeill arrested yesterday by officer
McMsnus of the Fourth Ward charged with stealing s77
from Thomas Maf, at a den the Five Points. She
tai n
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or LANGIAGE.

n French Persons who wish 20 be instructed IA the
above language requested 20 apply % the under
signed who will be happy 70 explain 20 them his new
metod. by which pupils enabled % speak In the space
of three or months The undersigned has engaged
professor OF English and Spanish 20 teach these Ian
gusges the system .nd Is ready 20 exhibit how
highest testimonials support of his method Having
printed large type tn whole course Of Lessons the
subscriber respectfully invites the public inspect these
and In order 10 convince the sceptlcal, he Will have
peasuren giving the first lesson auy gratis Teachers
Will be suppied with complete set Of the tables AZ
reasonable charge and professors specially instructed
WILL II wished attend a. private schools h RICHARD,
fEx.Profe-sor from the University Of Parlst
f..Fs Hrlaf New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

MuRDER-Wc learn that Mr.. James Briggs
Jr. 10 company with bis brother and two other per
sons was returning home from meeting Of the sons
OF Temperance In Portland, N. b. and about the
head OF lne Long Wharf The party tired upon, iso
balls taking eject one passed through the arm Of the
decesseds brother and The other struck Mr. B. on the
back OF the neck when he fell forsArd-a corpse with
on. uitering word Or making the least noise
ISL John N. b Herald Se.ts
FIRgs.-At noon on Saturday, the Lafayette
orswery of the largest establishments In the West
ogstor with its contsnls destroyed BY Gre About
ltOvVV bushels oil barley were consumed The ioss Il
very hesvy-covered in part by insurance Some scj
cen, buildings were much IN jured.
AT IL same night the extensive Jaw mill and planning
essaoishment belonging to Robert and Henry Pace, IN
Covneton, on the river oank below the rolling mill
entirely consumed. The loss N esrmated 81 $500
Insurance 5000 The ere 10 supposed be the work
OF a. incenoiAry tCtncinnat CommerciA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

s-y' The Hebrews Of the City are today cele
brstng the year of the world 560s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

II On Thursday ,62i immigrants arrivedhere
1923 from Liverpool, AL from Hsvre. 100 from
Hamburger, and 40 from Glasgow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

INING, l.. l-Mr. snd Mrs HUNrsMAN respectfully
announce 10 their friends New YORK o. strangers
visiting the city that they have vacancies FOR three
four hoardofs af- offer, a. an indpoement 70 pa
rents .endiug their children from home the valuable
sideraon that they limit the number Of their pupils thar
thew NAV be members of the family not subjected 70
any restraint but such a. Is considered necessary TOT heH
iustruc tIOu aud real good.
The Of Instruction. which IS under the immediate
care Of Mr and Mrs II IS thorough and extended Ineir
residence l. s-reeabiy situated aud there Is convenient
access % Flashing day per steamboat or stage
Mr. and Mrs n refer for testimony o. their care and
success 10 auy gentlemen mentioned 10 their clrcu
lara, These may be had Of Messrs Deluc, Park Row,
Mr Foignei 759 Broadway, MessFs kohl,sai John-st
q lrands
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VOINt. LADIES, -CHUUI.-Mis. HAiNES

would respectfully inform her friends aud mo pu7lc
that she designs School from IS afr-n a.
TO 10 E4sl twentieth 81 Gran-rcy Pars, toeI"een Tue
Fourth avenue and lfyins-p-ce and VIII Commence no
ensuing Term on the lSh u September "a MondsyJ
The house 1. cOmmodiOus and afrscged Win superior
mmod for me schOJ and The location - not
.rp.sec Ia he city-accesle by several lines Of saE
s1d rail directly PARK and Ia ms Immediate
vicinity OF lwo three Olners-
Cfrcli ara may b obtained DOr-uus NiIons cor
rer Of Nassau and Liberty and al The bookstore Of g.
Francis Z Co 81 Broadway. auA IN
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w.yoRK, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, Is4,.

DREADFUL AccIDEST-Ifrcc CkHdren Burned
DsafA a distressing accident occurred Cisys
vile Va on sunday evening the 22d ult Ire house
belonging - Hr Isaac Rlsely vas IN thsi day COZ
sumsd By ire together with his ihree little children
Mr. Boseiy ard sife let home On that dsy for some
purposr leaving their home f5ir ihr tt children
the eldest only bling about four I've years old and
the youngest an infant al Of whom icing essep the pa
rent. previous their departure making fact the doors
that they might not b. Interrupted during their sb
sence me house took hrs. originating "a sup.
posed In the chimney and communicating immet-
sielY 20 the house and there being no person near
enough 10 give an alarm. the house and the three IT.
tie children were som destroyed The parents did
arrive until the little heings wer- broilng beneath
the scorchirg smes and too late % rnder any assist.
snce 10 them. Romnsy lntellsencer.
Y Mr. Ira Webster Of Hartford hiss published
the New England Primer afscsmile Of the Boston
edition Of IN ss great curiosity Sold for the pres
ent At B39 Pearl ST. aud permanently a, 223 Man-si.
Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

SATURDAY. Septf

SATURDAY, september II.
OPERA-ROpe0 Gipletta, Honteocti Capu
ht, or whatever be the name Of it, was produced at
Castle Garden last nigh, 10 uncommonly good house
The piece. watch i called Benis By coariesy-a great
part Of 1t being borrowed from the Rgs0 Of vaccsi to
the exclusion Of the corresponding portion Of the com
position OF Bsinicontslns nsny pleasing though By no
means oreasl melodies H. cannot no viewer bear com
pzrson whole with either Norma or La Som Aansbna
1t possesses lees variety and lees unity while for drs-
matte efec, il s gch infsor either Of those operas
Besides II belongs 10 school OF music which when II Is
no, the oes, Of its class spt pail upon the
less lie sweetness have the additional charm Of rshness
and variety grow weary oft aud long for something
vigorous manly and brscing.
Iedesco warmly received bu, did not sing well
usual she seemed TO be suffering from illness and
beside ROns,O is suited 10 her Gifted with ex.
celent comic faculty che has talent for tragedy. In
Barbizc az Sirl9iia which IL TO be given Monday
she will be much more At home. Caranu Vita sang
well ~ ususl and Perozzi better his part Ty5ah
10 bis vein than Fd0H In which have before
heard bm. The subordinate parts were as usual well
filed
IMPRAcTICABLE AND VIsIosARY-A corresp0n
dent Of the National Era communicates the following
extract from letter Of Robert r. Livingston, former
Chancellor of this State, TO Mr.. John Stephens. We
commend il TO the consideration Of those wise persons
who cry impossible to every plan for the good Of
mankind. The Errress will find the perusal Of j, in
sifuctive: ALBANY. March II, ISL.
DEAR SIR: did not till yesterday receive yours Of
the 18th OF February where II has oitered the road
am st loss TO say. had before read your very in
gepous proposition az 10 the railway communication.
fear however on mature reflection. that they will be
liable 10 serious objections, and ultimately more expen
sive than canal They must be double TO prevent
the danger Of two such heavy bodies meeting The
calls on which they placed must BE- a. least four feet
below the surface and three above snd must be camped
with iron and then would hardly sustain 90 heavy
weight you propose moving at the rate OF four miles
an hour on wheels. Az 20 wood II would not LAST a
week. They must be covered with iron and that too
very thick and strong. The means Of stopping these
heavy carriages without graz shooA and OF preventing
them from running upon each other, uOr there woud
be many on the road at once) would DO very dircut
In case accidental stops or the necessary stops 20
take wood and &c many accidents would happ-n
The carriage Of condensng water would be very uouD
lesome. Upon the whole I fear the expense would be
much greater than that Of canals without being 50 con
venient"
u The Brazilian Slares, who were supposed
10 have made their way to Canada lately sailed from
Boston for Hsyti. 20 says the Boston Journal We
hope they may have pleasant voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
BOARDING.

pOARDtNG-To let with board. in ssntesl private
ID family, large pleasant with pantry attached
second story ~ two gentlemen gentleman and his
wife, East Twenty hfstst between Second and Third
avenues Also, room to q single gentleman clio SIC
DOARDING.-Furnshed or unfurnished roons. with
Dwarm, cold and shower baths, where there are tsw
boarders French spoken in the houss. Apply 81 ssc
broadway. sl0 ~
BOARD N BROOKLYN-wsntedn near the Full
and two bedrooms-n family whore there no board
ers. Apply At liJ Beekmanst up stairs sll ~
(OARDING-A pleasant psror With psntres the
ID second hoor and board be had By gentleman and
his lady and hed-r by single gentleman, l1o On
ehard-st. References exchanged. OIL Nv
BOARD IN BROAOWAY.-A fsw single gentle
Omen, gentlemen with Iheir wives msy he acc mu'o
dated with pafors and bedrooms with board ASH bvoed
way between Broome and Spring s'a Location pleasant
and ssnieel. katn room In the house auls I'm
DONRD-At 5, Beekmsn-st A gentleman sad bis
Dwife can be accommodated with pleasant fout room
on the second hoor-s bedroom adjoining II wished
Also few single gentlemen can be accommodated 81 1T
DOARp- Rooms furnished uafurnshed TO let with
Dboard private family. Apply at 10 sprnsst three
doors east Of Broadway $40 Nv
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife and single
ID gente man can be accommodated with board with =
small private family. Inquire 50 MeDousaLst - -
few bosross N y h- sccommoas sss
- with pleasant rooms 81 80 whis~s 10" snS1 49,
% RIoH.i~-J
ONRTICULAR NOTICE. gentleman ws.K
ths same In Lessons upon hs piano fos eod ssnrsnf4
given Address limo 70 G. d. ss As~irs hsse 20, ~
Broadway. tx s..-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or unf,rnishsd, for angle sen
IL tlemen in pleasant location near ST. Johns rm AP'
ply At 81 Beach-st. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

r. The Boston Post contradicts its report that
the Church Of the Messiah had given call 10 Rev. Mr.
Huntington with the offer of $1,000 year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

The whole number ofdeaths by Yellow Feverior
the last month beginning at A NJ. on lstAugust snd
ending at g A NJ ON lst September, is ll2s. Thisis
larger mortality than has ever before occurred In the
month of August
The average daily number OF deaths from Yellow Fever
for the last month Is fraction over 80 per day Ia 1889
when the mortality next 10 this year the greatest 10
month of August the average OF deaths per day wss
a fraction over 20.
la 1887 and ISL the ssverest epidemics which have
ever afflicted city the number of deaths for the
month of September than doubled that tor the
month of August While In the years 1899 aud lsl7
when the fever broke out esrly snd prevailed most IN
August there were lever deaths 10 September than In
August From these facts may draw the consolsory
hope that toe lever Of this spent its force
and VIII deelins during the presen, month-Sep,ember
The highest number Of deaths by yellow Fever ON spy
one day during the last month as6l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
: oHURoH's VEGETABLE LoTIoH,'

A HIGHLY vslusbls cosmetic Tor srssioeusg pineos
n blolenss ian frcckls and nogwofua Toe - ~ ~
LUrios for . shor lime VIII estsbisn eIs1 ~ w
sola 10 bottles 10 ssch o. w ~
corner VI spring-sA 80 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

u A JOHNSON R.ctor-T,e instruction In the CLASH
Al and MArHsaAIicAL department will coniinns me en-
sung year under the direction " Mr. George D. Psrser
formerly u lh- Boston La tn school, heedaster sssst
ID by nr WIN Mc0eors-. lse Of he PoUznke-n sic lnsl
ute Teacher Of Tho Classics and Prof Grand, lnstruc
tor In Fretch The quarter begins on Inc hfs Mon
dsy n September Terms els per quarter. Application
Tor admission may DO made a. .hs University o1idiDgs
,or,b 80 lower n0or sul7 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY
saLawvoD, wAsssa . Co
va ysrcAss Aesl ESn<.

shLkWOOD,
wa ysrcAass HesI EaAk.
OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAlAS, pfoeofs r.
LtsLts or olhef Docu cecsss0l W PesSet ~,
survey MAG snd suodivlcs Tfs<n Ig 49, on ha1ss
Of non OF sbsentsss hsde~m Lalds 500 ~
T.Ies. setsIs seco1nu Yin INC different pseessce "
De sls,. uo,ernmsn.; CoueSl Foreign Dso 80 osas
eel ali other oasssss sppsstaninx 70 ose ~ z
A. me sbyvs arm engage w ~ Ssses.s ~
I'm l5e .uofsu,s and pislrcl CoufO % me 49, - ~
C,rcsis sna D,su,cs Courss Of ne OnaSd 49, ~. "
s.ss Of Tea ana via give prompt ss'sa'''a v ~ bust
nss. contested va COO from osAss sssss o.
~, ~ AZ q, ~ ADDRESSED 70 kokENZO ehkkWOOD,
0sveston. -
r,OWER LOOMs.-For sale, % narrow Looms Of
H.oesnor MAKE Of iron. 10 weave twiled wofk, sims
mod or sooen, satlnets, Kentucky jeans, twesds or
d1Is with change cams. They VIII be sold bargain
-,. A. - .re.d a. ~ 1--WE
DRINTING INK MANUFACTORYs-Sss ea
L 30 fIOnt-st between Montgomery ana oovshses 49,
East Rlyer-ofhcs ~ Maidsa-lsas, ssceud ness
The subscriber Continues 10 nanaactafe - .slcv
sanrly on hand lax VI eli the vsrstiss d qssn
Of 5nD&~ obosoS
DEWTER FAUCET6.-A large ssscfs.asess - ~
l. ter Bntanna and PLACED fsncese, eecssss<sSI. -
aad for sae wbolsssls and RETAIL ~ Yernsg.f ~
slo lw LUCIUs HAkT, lese 80. -------1-S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
" New-York and Erie Railroad COMPANY

-ITa ~f0rF F0TIeTs NV lUTt IN
Company are hereby notified that The annual election for
Directors for the ensuing year VIII be held - the once OF
Tuesday the h day OF October next from 10 o'clock A. NJ
20 o'clock p VI -,
TENDER u The day after the election 81 order % the D
recfors. NATHANIEL MARSH rrtIttAt
New-Yors Sept y. l8i7. 'stols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

Shutting TIE STABLE DoOR.-Commodore Per.
~ hes Issued orders that ali vessels excepting army
steamers and transports arriving Ia ports II Mexico held
by the nited States forces are 10 e visited by boat
from the general ship of the day any single vessel Of
the squadron hst may 0s In por Tor the purpose OF
rendering the usual compliments OF services 10 foreign
vesses OF war and detecting any Irregularities In Tor
eisn mai rnerchsn, vessels whether foreign
or American Also the Collector OF Vera Cruz hss
siyen the following notice:
Passengers arriving this port without passports nom
The Anne rcan Consul resident AZ the port they embark
from will not be allowed leave the vessel and the mas
Of any vessel permitting such passengers 70 land Will
fined So FOR each and every passenger landed snd
the vessel held responsible fos the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
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