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unanimous consent, and referred to the Committee on


Public Lands
COMPENSATION TO JOHN MOORE
Agreeably to notice, Mr. BREESE asked and obtained
leave to bring in bill to compensate John NJ Moore
which read the first and second times by unanimous
consent and referred to the Committee on Public Lands
INDIAN REsERvATIoNs
Aereeably 10 notice. Mr. BREESE asked and obtained
leave to bring in bill authorizing persons to whom res
eryations of land have been made under certain Indian
treaties to ALLEVIATE the same in fee; which was read the
first and second by unanimous CONSENT and referred
10 the Committee on Indian Affairs
UNITED STATES COURTS IN VIRGINIA
Apreeaby to notice, Mr.. MASON asked and obtained
Leave to bring in bill to change the times for holding the
district courts Of the United States Tor the western dis
trct of Virginia. and for other purposes; which was
read the first and second times by consent and
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
RIGHT OF WAY TO ILLINOIS.
Agreeably to notice, Mr. BREESE asked and obtained
leave 70 bring in bill to grant 70 .ne Hie o. h.r
poses which was read the hrst ana sec0nd times oy
unanimous consent and referred TO the Commute on
Public Lands
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. UNDERWOOD asked and
obtained leave to bring in bill to allow further time
for sstsfyag claims for bounty lands for military ser
vices in the late war with Great Britain and Tor other
purposes; which was read the first and second times by
lnanimous consent, and referred to the Committee on
Public Lands.
GRANT OF LAND TO LOUISIANA.
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. JOHNSON OF Louisiana, ask
ed and obtained leave TO bring in bill to grant to the
State Of Louisiana certain lands for internal improve
ments; which was read the frst|and second times, by
unanimous consent and referred to The Committee on
Public Lands.
OVERLOOKED LANDS
Mr.. ASHLEY submitted the following resolutions;
which were considered by unanimous consent and
agreed to:
Resolped That the Secretary The Treasury be directed
inform the Senate of the which have prevented
his compliance with resolution adopted by the Senate
the Ith February 1886 at the first OF the 10Th Con-
gress. in the following words to wit:
Rolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury be directed
TO cause made examination of the public lands
subject overflow in the State Of Arkansas BY the Missis
spp Arkansas White Black Red and ST. Francis rivers
and Arkansas rivers lying between and included within
the boundaries formed those rivers the Louisiana line
and the Highlands westward Of the lands overowed
and he report the necessary to protect those
lands from overflow, together with plan Tor that object
Ut the present ssion of Congress
FRO BE CONTINUED.
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Positively THE LAST WEEKu
The Chinese .NMseunp Exhibition,

(7Ae only one in the United States,)
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, DEC 18th.
Open from 10, m., till 8, p. and from till 81 p m
IN addition the collection of several hundred beautiful
Chinese paintings le-like figures, embroidered articles
ivory she'll wood and carvings, and other sPendt
specimens of Chinese representations OF dlfferen
classes OF society in China will be given at and m
each day. by the Chinese attached to the museum, one
whom viii sing Chinese song, accompanied upon two
some curious feats Of Chinese balancing will be
exhibited.
Abundance Is cents Children under twelve years o
age half price. , ,
N. b. Friday will be appropriated for the exclusive ad
dation entertainments will be given by the Chinese
viz. at ii a. M, and at and p m
Dec. lS-lw
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Commencing Monday Dec 90 and every evening through
DIR. VALENTINE,
Deneetor Of Encepcies, respectfully that he
will introduce his humorous entertainment, consisting OF
QUEER QUAINT, oUIzzIoAL AND COMIC CHARACTERS,
FUN FARCE, FREAK, FROLTC, AND FOIBLES,
Illustrated by Living Portraits Of celebrated
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN PERSONS,
Tnerspersed with Musical Sketches-Country CoursOd
NIaids-Comc Lectures-Stage Travels-Learned Ignor-
ant Women--Stcamboat Tdps-Long Island Music
With limitations of the
Hungarian Singers-Country Schoos-Orations, &C.
Tickets admitting gentleman, gentleman and lady,
30 cents
Performances to commence at half past o'clock.
Dec 7-lw*
CEILING Cost for Cssh.-The subscriber, bein,
- determined close his present business WILL from this
date offer large stock of dry goods cost for cashand
cash only. All persons wishing TO buy cheap drygood
had better all early the will not be kept open long
g. w. PHILLIPS
NTOTICE-A persons indebted to the subscriber
~ auested call and settle their respective accounts
without delay it being important that all his accounts
should be closed with as little delay possible preparatory
to the final settlement his business
G. w. PHILLIPS.
Dec 20-Iwir [Intell
FURNISHED ROOHs-The subscriber has furnished
L which he will rent on moderate terms, consist
ing OF paror and several chambers His house is pleas
anty situated Louisiana avenue opposite the Unitarian
church, and next to Cops public baths,
dec, N-3leod' J, p, MoKEAN,
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
South Sirh street, near COlem1n's Hotel.

OLYMPIC THEATRE,
South Sirth street, near Coleman's Hotel
Mr. KuMIsrE is happy his friends and
the public that on
THURSDAY EVENING, December %,
The first of those lovely and beautiful exhibitions Of the
MODEL ARTISTES
From New York. will take place, illustrating Mythology
Sacred and Modern History, and the Fine Arts, by living
male and female aristes of the company. The models
will revove Canova's Pedestal, brilliantly illuminated
arranged with classical accuracy, poeca beauty, and
refined elegance. These personfcaons have been pro-
nounced by the eminent judges in Europe to be
perfect living embodiment OF the works of the great
masters in
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
In of the OF this engage
en the prices of admtance necessarily be, to the
Parqueite $I-Upper Tier so cents
Mr. Kmiste also begs leave that the Model
Artstes will be succeeded by talented dramatic COM
pany, including the popular and wellknown
MRS. BURKE, of Philadelphia.
f-Doors open at ocock.curtan rises at ~ precisely
Dec 2l--H
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CONCERT HALL.

DROLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS
Monday Dec. 20, and every evening through
the week.
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f-Doors open at o'cockcurtan rises ~ precisely.
Dec 2l--3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

Land of rnv f.thersi from The gsddenins billow
Thi. p..sions,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the grave
Were destined for my Onlypeaceie pillow
II rem.iued-s famine stricken sisve
Although my spirit bs no wand OF willow
Tr. aiding thy sol never durst be brave
For slavery reared 90 many hearts OF reed,
rns, signing 10 me stream held nobler deed
Than buckfug on sword edged equal 10 thy need
y,-,s TIA. The iron voice that should have spoken
When l-sguins with the famine demons power
Came tyranny 10 faux upon the broken
And struggling masses 10 that wisiiul houf
When men looked nouy for some gallant token
That stiil they had. 1T least on- forne" lower
In true and trusted chisitsns whom no az
No lare No loss could ilence-snd they saw
Those chleft.ins melt away Ike iciers In NAV
The Saxon smiled upon them. and they d~indie'
From patriot. TO parasites and hung
Chill wafer on the CLOSING t.n- th-y hnaleo,
TIL earnest soul. were even 10 m.dnr" sung
vi some albeit tnsy knew they hsf been sTlpdieo
Offslih snd nope. TO their deceivrrs chung
Add rev-renc.d = scsrrerOs' oTrrs~ro
While tyrauny's rife seeds we're c st sp'"4'' -,
And rsnk from rar Was furrowed ~ the SsAonirsuo
From, .bors to shore dread ruin now 10 sweeping
And thou Art In the thro-s OF some ne" Di''n
Too torturng for wor1s-or even Tor "--Plus
Without mother. hope or i.tner mn'h
A monster 10 thy womb u advent kerpins
To ravase al within thy ocean sirin
And thou .h-i be- universal scorn
The mother q q social state 10 warn ~
'G.lnst bOndsmen's eo~ardiee, unless II DC suN"O
That social state will be IN omnipresent
Unspsr.Es desolston-but the year
Winch tn,k,s a ,hriv- led st.rvelins Of the peasant
VIII max. 4 bankrupt p.uper OF the peer
And oroxsns on quarry 10 not p'e-ssn.
To wen TIE au-isr lees the sired or steer
50 cl.sse. er.~d. and crafts msy then obey
Like clouds. and Winds. and ~siers the deep s"c
OF stern necessty-the impulse OF the day
VI
Bet when thy sons are schooled into reliance
Upon themselves their brethren. and on God,
VIM r,.t. Of nation hood the one grand science,
For teaching tyrsnts nan Is not al eioe
True hearts thar from the billO~ nur defiance
They darss no; breathe upon my seroAn' sd
Nay wresk the burning feelings nal r-pei
Tear, hack into their fountain while they d~eh
Upon thu lesssnins shores in passionate fsrerenI
Dublin Nation :. Dk Jan
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pIsPAroHBs FOR THE TRIBUNE
eYElEcTRIc TELEGRAPH

RrcHaoxp. Sept ,. lsf7
Yer.orean. paper. have failed at the Post VI.
Zee here. and an again indebted to the maii Asen'
for copie. Of those Of the s7th at Inc steamer
Ashland from Brszos. has arrived, bet her accounts
are 10 later. The brig MariA Thomas from bra1o'
the Goth brings nothing new Farther reports
were circulated Of attacks % trains Inc accounts
are from Galveston to the sd ult Col hsy' sn'
hi. command were to leave San Antonio on 'ne i''n
The ipterment. from Yellow Fever at Nes'onean'
on The Goth were 50 deaths a; the Charity ho'Pi'
tsl tent at Lafayette, H.
The YexorIe.ns papers have reports IN regard
70 the attack. upon the wagon train 'ckne" Al
Nstsmoro.. fever in Gen. WooF' camp d'''s'''
faction among the volunteers and new recruits hos
tilit;e. Of the Texan Indians &c but these are only
repetition. Of previous accounts Nothing IRON
Gen. Taylor or Gen Scott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

PIsyos Housy-A pigeon. house IS necessary
structure and may De made cOn,ribute irregular sup
py OF ooe Of the bes, Injuries raised on farm AZ
pigeons are fond Of heat al seasons there s-ens DO
plsc- 10 the fsrnsi-sd especially Ia WINTER o1ttsf
s,,s g., - ..roc .,ior Of their d~eng than the
upper part of the boiling house large pigeon coass
Is not REQUIRED as with ordinary care, pigeons o-ns
very proac breeders sufficient number Tor me table
nav Be obta.red from lev pairs OF breeding birds
h.r. t,o~n zeou- house containing six feet cube,
sad no, very .sorsby situated either for heat or quiet
M. Weld $50 pairs OF pigeons In sessoo For noor
lev stout jos,s should Be sd 90 the tops OF me rs
n. eooriux should De strons and close and the sides
front .nd roof In tho inside. sthed and plss,ered
small door oil sucs for an entrances 10 which sccess
n.y % ost.nsd from tho boiling house By a ladder
Sepke.ss Book Of LAs F1-n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

TENNESSEE, returns for Governor are not
vet complete, the majority only in five Counties
being reported; but the Nashville Wing elects
Neil ID. Brown by o2l. the Banner by Ola. and the
Union lLoco) by $3.50 it is probably within
dozen votes Of 900. The Legislature and Members
OF Congress are as We have already stated-Von-
gress Wing, Loco Senate 10 Wing II Loco :
House. ~ Wing, 80 Loco Wing majority IN Joint
Ballot ten
West Tennessee is strongly urging claim to
the location Of the new U. 5. Senator.
The Nashville Unioa (which, after Boosting thai
Aaron " would be chosen Governor by thousands
now complains that its party was surPr1sed admits
that the total vote is hedr'er than dEy erer osfor'
cast-heavier even than that cast for President IN
the tremendous contest of 1874 although many
Tennesseans are now absent in Mexico and hun
dreds more have laid their bones there. Does THU
look like surprise or apathy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
tn TuE LADIES.

How vain the rosy-tinted cheek,
The eyes thsf loves soft language sPsss'
The brow a. alsbsstcr far,
The waving esfis VI raven hairs
The swelling bust, whose fanltless noss
Mixht charm heart though icy cod
How vain sii these Nay, add the m's~
Although with ssery grace refined
How ussless those % catch beau,
n hairs upon the sweet lips srow,
AID scare away the honeyed kiss.
That seas the happy losers bliss .s~ss .
DR. FtLIx GoCRArDs RoCDsts ctruts "a sfs
eradicate saperfuous hair, While 1t leaves nc ~
uublemished, smooth and white. To e-ss-l
Wslker-st one door from the corner Of p.r.s Nsfss
bottle where may Be had the famous i..-.rsS s-<
soap, for curing al skin eruptions, tsns
old sores, and dark, ROACH, chappsd saio IL ~,
One cake, 50 cents, We warrant WI s,-ee -
the greatest chemical discovery 81 nodssa -
you sss ~ Ssau,ss - espve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

CHrRoKrE Mountaineering the mem
bar, elected to the Legislative bodies and Executive
.t.r,ons Of the Cherokee Nation. We notice following
ouser names: Tsoo-wsloo a. Standing Deer. Weehe
Toow.h lie. six Killer Bark Flute. Takes'.skee wrin-
ilsssds.. Lishsninsbas BO~iss. The Mortar Some OF
the unsuccessful candidates we're Feelhin coo-sehi
igor Ahs.ns Bag Tub yeskee, Laugh s'-Sush Chicken
coek. Ah-suAAs. A-kss. un-nsrsu-yA and Css'vss'
shseksf.
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r. THr CHRIsrus E1.xisrR for September

~ THK CHRISTIAN Ex.SIsTR for September
contains several articles which will be read with s
much profit svidity. The opening paper 10 review
Of Auiins Life Of Calvin, ard presents Tat eminent
theological and reformsr In the light In which be 10
viewed BY what are Known the liberal sects. The
Address OF Rev Mr. Barrett on the Relation Of Liberal
Christianity TO our Age and Country 10 worthy Of care
full reading BY msn Of eEery sect The article on the
Nor. Wrong Of Slavery from the pen of Charles
Frsncs Adams II the initial. appended % not deesiv
us-is chsrscerIsd BY discriminating views and bod
but candid spirit Il will aid 10 the formation Of right
public sentiment on one Of the great practical questions
of our time. Prescou's Conquest Of Peru reviewed
With commendsiion as II deserves; and there are
ri other pagers Of no nconsdsr.bie in,eres; TO the
general reaier.-C 5. Fraaei' 4 Co Agents Tor New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

A Book on CALHoKsIA-We learn from me
Cslif,a. Of the am Jans that Edwin Bryant Es nss
for som tins ben preparing materials iof oook Oh
C.liiornis and the road through
Wal- 10 tat country this gentleman accepted o. an
or - Ia company Of volunteers and 'r.seisd " ana
IRON s.cranento to the Pueblo De Toe Anseos After
his return 10 san Francisco be became Cnlei sArsse
Of ,hs, district which poet be occupied Until bis depart
ur~ for ID. United Stxtes De vil proceed mined
s,ely 70 Lexington Ky. where be intends PaoAahins
his book
We are informed that be Intends ~ iutuse asy not
ISL Lcgis union Aug, q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
FALL STYLE OF HATS

~ GrSls. 24 Broadway. opposite 81 fsar, cI,,,.
is nov prepared to furnish his customers via q. -
style Of Hat with an improved Inning The ss.-s..
feels warranted IN declsrins hi' Establishes, u.
meet and every demand of the besu no~ds Ii. .ecaax
and Of those wbo prefer o follow their own tastes rs
Of complying with the dietstes Of fashion
GE<IN, "a Bro.ax..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

EV- The Government have ordered another de
tschmen, OF marines about 100 IN number to Mexico
They viii be taken GU, there BY Capt Curtis Of the Ma
rins corps an Efficient and able bodied Officer The de-
t>chmsns vii. leave early In the week
The Marine Corps Vas found very effective in the
rlorids War and will. without doubt prove nops the
lsss 90 now tits properly ofieered and under good
ssats of discipline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

The SLAVE TRADE.-Lssi Thursday forenoon, at
II O'Clock c. fs OF slaves 10 the number oil eighty
fve marched from this city across tns Long bsfe
over The Potomac. for the south They eoasisted d
men women snd children the men chained together
soms Of the women carrying children walking With
hem other and children riding In two wagons
which sccomp panied the train Some we're weeping
many we're ragged nearly ell were barefoot one vas
vl.ying fddls-s not unireqaent accompaniment OF
sue scerss
The &C Re- we presume was chiefly made up Of slaves
purchased from tns surrounding country In Maryland.
which If smp,ying It's slaves wholesale Into
the far South"
Itis but two weeks since We had occasion 70 notice
the departure Of another cofs Of hundred slaves
oy the sans route
The Annexation Of Texas with Slavery IL producing
to Il giIimsIe irult National Era a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
THERE'S 4 BETTER HAT coxrSe .

~ KNOCKS Autumn style Of Hat q.
/, one u the n>stes ard bss, sample, 81 b,eon,,. -
gear ever vended q; bis establishment, ~ p.h'-'
Thee Hat. are distinguished for their ...,..s.-'
every form and feature, and chsrast.ri.,e :,
tlemsn r gentleman is Characteristic ofs hs.S.-.s
The quality Of the material Sisd the method =
are unsurpsss.ble Having furnished GOOD A,,.
the subscriber /. now determined % give. IN s,,. y"
Fashion. better ones. is' iw-l Exox
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nv NIaRnciic Telegrnph.


To he Rdacr Of The Tribune;
An article appeared in your paper to day under
the head of Rsilrosd Collision" which 10 grossly In
correct, in every important particular The steamboat
trsin came up from New-York and while 10 the act OF
bsckius on 70 the side track Berlin TO allow the other
to ps.s they came in coutsc, without njurine any OF
the car. to make 4, necessary to take them from ihei
regular trip. to repair them. The engineers did moi
lump off nor were they In the sghses, respect Injured
neither were the Two passengers were sight,
iniured. (so,,e however, remained behind In eonse
oaenceO one Of whom wss standing In the side door
second class car which 10 strictly prohibited Your
respectfully bhoADhhap'
Stunt ana Engineer HID & n. Haven Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

FuSrRAL HoSoRs To rHs LAIR silAs WRIGHT.
This dsv il viii BE- r~collected has been %, apart by
me Common Council Of this city for m expression IN
the nsns>r usual such OCCASIONS OF the public feel
ns Ia rrs-r~nce 10 the decosss Of the late Governor
srLAs wucar The State Executive hss alec taken
measures through the Ac asant General for ccopers
ton Ia these arrangements by appropriate Manifesto
toss Of the srsenss aud other public places
These denonsssatsoos. alike honorable 10 the hvins
end the drsaA e.oee in siguiscsnt manner ths high
place which the deccased occupied In The esteem sod
s~eard Of the citizens Of Albany among whom he 90
bus resided and tho extent 10 which his commanding
sAsau and real worth we're Appreciated with all essses
and al psrsiea Albany Argus
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sup't and Engineer. Hid & N. Haven Rsilrosi

LArER From Rio JASsiRo.-The Brazilian brig
Purezs Capt De Ia Guerr. arrived last evening rom
Rio Jsneiro and BY her have ls'er dates The Capt.
informs us that on the day be sailed there were ssue'
cred IN consequence of the birth Of Princess Great
preparation. had been making Tor the event for long
time previous.
An English ship wss burn, to the waters edge the
llth July at tho Island of luchsdcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
SrArg ELECTIONS To raKs PIAcs.-The follow
INC General Elections are vet u take place

" Gen. TArtoR has been nominated for the
Presidency at meeting Of the Loco Focos Of Union
County, Pennsylvania, al which Hon. Geo. Kremer
presded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD Prss-Ths >e~-fors O.
Pen Company, IS John-si corner NASSAU, ere ss1rs,
superior article very low prices They hsy, ne ros
extensive assortment Of any one m The trsde Ih~sN
wish 20 buy either Il wholesale OF RETAIL "oea 90 Sc
EXAM ne their stock before purchasing elsewhere
GoLO PsSs.-SPEScEs Rs>ottis are 'elhas Gst
Pen. ~ their mandatory 10 Broadway corner dts
cu-lsne Of different qualities a. una'asii, 10" rrss
The genuine Diamond Pointed Pen sriil nsnnfssnsi
by them and from their long experience IN he hssnse
thew hone to be able % SATISFY dealers vel - he ~
lie in general. both Is 20 quality and price They nors
fer Pen. the quality OF which there ' none Ia Epenx
ifits equsl
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Business Notices.
LEARY 4 co. aATTyss

" As's~s- ls,7. Saslea ,ov ds-s,~... H.
BE- insroduesd On Friday. Sept ] Ts s,sc. "a
Has % are nov manufacturing vir snbrse. -
improvements recently rsrsecsd By a. saA /, ~
and elegance Of style VII hs upequsled By a., ,~T
fore offered They vill be readily dssnssiss.s 1.
ssp which vhss ssisassd by the cir beeous. 49,, -
into delicate and graceful jas tesissss."
sc'sri'ae OF the choicest quality Of genuine s-.,,
Astev House N AsS ~. 1877. -.
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune lsft II their restd
sncs or Of their places Of business viii please ssnd
acs through the Poss oes o. ssvs word 4 ~ dssk Of
~ pahhskins ~
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fkEDERICg FRYE,
&. DrLifirLD SN",u Secretaries.

M"'"A' orrecied-By the foll'wns certificate from the
Ts,r.ph oaice il will be som that were mistaken
Nth regard 70 the Dispatch giving the result Of the Rhode
.sud Election The fact thft the Express Dispatch was
m n ia.u,eal ords of left doubt that the
coined from our columns as 1t had often done be
s,,e lint IL seems that such the fact
NEw-YoRN, Sept. s, 1871.
,s s.ay cef thst Dispatch was received az this OF
&c. ~, Wedne.dav about - O'Clock for the New or
Express from the Boston Atlas oice giving the result
The Rhode Island Election Of last Tuesday
las Z. fOss OIeIaior n \ and ~ lei
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tn Tribsne N tic Tsc<lffi Wardin conseqoene ,bs
rnsny complaints Of negligence IN serving ps - oar
TweiAh Ward and Of The delivery Of ofher pax "a
patrons have transferred our business % ~ .,,.r
who viii the Ward and sve his ancioS arr 70,
bon the service Of the The Tribune Our -, enfe~
ss.ed 70 extend him such favor they 1 rieh .re
PRISE de and " report a. the =. r-.
certain 10 marx = change Of Gamers Asy p .tbst
siou OF subscription LEFT Il Mr. yfesss.S ~ R,o-
and FiNh- .venue Bsratans I'D n
dys, Harlem, or ~ this office. Will Be pfoH'P''
no rof del
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04

70 The Holiday performance AZ the Museum always
rsr. out 0ts u te fos, who enjoy sinsx-
nsT il !. worth quarter hear them s1zh or witness
he deEht glowing inthelr sunny face. Campiefs Band
II Ethiopian serenAheEs the OrpneaE Family, keune5ec
Comic SINGER with the splendid Balloon Panorama VI
Loudon And Germany viii be the great features Perform
Z. ard
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" Advertisements tor the lnoune u "on1~'
ought 10 be sent In before 10 O'Clock On o''"u"
,og Is the Publication Oee Of th' paper n'' 'peH ~
sundsya
Subscribers in the city Who DO not receive s paper
ct an early hour are requested to eSve WORD Al the once
- our arrangements are snen As enAo'e all 'ne
y get through their routes before seven o'clock Car
rers falling TO accomplish this viii be required to g'eup
their routes
Persons wh.ng The Tribune leh At their dwellings OF
places Of bssness regularly every morning VIII please
leave their address at the Publishing Office or send
soss throagh the Postofice Terms l2t cents week
osv.hle 20 the Carrier.