davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
m. 4 d M. STE BBINs,

TO-. DOER WNlFAhFh
r. D M. SrEBBlNs,
No. II NASSAU -. -. -
IIAyE FOR SALE, IA los 70 sat Porcnsso'
sso@N sHEErISGs-a great ys,rty e,.'y-. ., orssy
and sne-Lawreoe-, Portsmouth, samoa Fs.', $3.50, go.
Lowell Eaton Mills we.sPorL Whixs1one' N'''h ''''
VcoTTos YARN-Twss ard 61iog. No 2 to 30. nom
The mills IN Paterson, Ne~-Jersey, for AS"y'fs'"'
VI cote,y YARNS for Cosnfry Trai.-Assones No 5 20
10 x,s 10 - Of .aperor eu,sy fon sorsh and sool1
c.roio. G-org. Virgins and New Jersey. Long hsf'
Iad Dofrn yrrr. q beat gasiiy TO-, h,ifr" tr.fs
Csryst Wayp. Hie1iHs ss'as IHtH<, &C &c 49,.
EB-Lib-rA siv.Dc-s made oo ooossnmens a. on
STARK MILLS ~HEETI>G--leo bales tor
Ssaie ~ I. y. JNDERillLL co.
IS and ~ CedaI-st ID eoor
Also. 50 baes Indian Heed, aid 80 Do Lawrence c.
viii be sold manufacturers prices IL ana - 'eaa'
n.>T&LouN-,-F AHkESs. nc well knYwu Psnls
i T.or N, Ann-s has lately received over 10. pieces
fncy ssmeres " which he makes pants to ORDER TOT OILY
40 French ard Engn.h blsek e.s.nercs and Doe
skns from - - per pair, warranted scod or Do 81
Geus who are In want Of rsns viii Do wei 70 &C.. "
Ns Ann-sl eu, .a'
DUESIX Will. COTTON DUCk.-rhi. esnys,
ero.t excessively used in the United states Navy. 2!
and ~ Inches wide warranted equal not superior TO sny
other Cotton Duck, may row DO had ~ 20
NIERINO CA-siNkRk-.-so esses uefino csssi-
plm-rv., comprising I'll eolon and uxisiss 80 VA
rfHT a l.
49, ~ Fychzrg 2 49,.
NiEI.RO t.uOD~.-iQ pscksges CoseEiry. G-ores,
lNDover Baltimore Concord River ard ""hins'on
Plsins ard kerseys. fpr sale by
iv!s NEsalTH ( co 5. and 81 pin-st
pErAtHtD tOOD-.-o,o ca.es comprising ever
~ width. siyie sni quality, loE sale ~ "a.
t.aS srSNITH 4 co. - AMI 81 Pne-s1
DROWv -t,EErING- And shlrungs % various
DweiLkrOsn sl,les aid Cusluies, Tor sale ny
Au7 c. = HARRIS, as fschan.e place
cW PRICkD 81 Bes.hei shitlngs OF ssroas
/ t.tyl-s far sssby { = HARRIS ~ ~ hahf~-p.s'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
SCHOOLS.
:, ass1cAL ANp COMMERCIAL


orhe second Tern ~ Prof BROWNS School Will
.,nssnce on Monday September The rooms are yeTy
sneiy fnrnsh.d. and supplied with chemical ard pnio-
inz limited each student twenty ave dollars per term
No extra charges for farther psrrclars see erc1lrs
which can be o5,siued e. store GIL Broadway rtsrs
tk.,or o &c Of the Protestant Chufclual and >nsp-
ards bookstore, 10. broan~aT ~ ~
THE ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING.
A CABIN ~. WHALE aid D-usni.r r-,n+etut.
"A snnOuf The ladies' ard senienr OF ~ 80
Rrotlvp Thai hey are s5oa forming essses e. sooE- of
me eomng Of ls47 Of which due nOucr ~ D-
be yen ~ th- commencement al 80 brsd~.y ano tohlc
a. grootisn destruction. given daily IN al DC 90
sud a,hionsb@ Dance. sLd WALES 81 Ne private Aeso1
~, No al si.,h .v-fu- vb-r- al Information viii 10
Iven Particulars N future sovefIsrmeuI aid ereaa'
sSsi sw'
ITNIyEK-fTY GRAMMAR -CHOoI.-Prof
u A JOHNSON, R-ctor-Tn- in'uucnon !. We Lsss.-
r.t md MATHEMATICAL d-psrn-nl ~iil cOnuun- ur n
.uios ,esr under direction q Mr. Oe9rg- = rSt-i
formerly 81 The Bosioa Ia school h-ss A.ier
ed by NJ Wr rcG-0rg-, late Of he Poo sc lns
,ne resrh.r Of M Clasc. and Prof Gfs1d ln.,rc'
Ior 10 Prer Oh TIE next quarter o-gn' on -. uI- WI
day e sspsnneI Tern. -, 81 faiger.,S 5siIsing.
uorih wing lowrr n0or.
NOJNts LADIES -CHouL.-a.. 1890 1890
wOu1 respectfully n'Oim Der il,h's az 70 -
a., ~ d@.yn. 10 remove h-r 5cbOol r. m - hrrns
- "a p.st Twsn.leih e. Gr.n-rcy Para. between NJ
Yourth- avenue and Irving plsfel snd VI -e
eusu OK term The l5ao II sept-morf' ~ holss
n. hr.- A. con mod Gus sud sraneed Win 81 pcflof
acc IrnmOdauons FOR ihe Schopi. sna We =
sarn.s.-d In The cfy-sccessnle BY several n-s Or sss
snd the r.ii cars directly park and Ia he uneoae
vicinity q two three Others 80, -
Crrt Ar. nav he obisiued a. Dof-mls nixon :, eoI-
ner OF Ns,su and Liberty 81 and al ne bookstore Of = >
Prsrris 4 Co 81 Broadway 80 IN
rI,UE BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL re9psns
n. We5re.dsv sept I, ~ Llvlnsst1n-sf IT. o,refs
ave Rev B " Dwight An J. @. p Brown. Ab Pm
eioaIs. assisted by lease y. BraTon B. 10 the creek
and Latin. Prof 4 : Nllepiait, in The fFenen sen ~
y Seccbi de Csssali IN the spanish and lfaiari .rd
Ricid " Hubbard in Drawing Pupils are received ~
snv age from up,s rd end conducted syseaticay and
progressively The most fhoroush commerce eeea,
m ~ anv rirt OF tie college course " study trclii-
NAV be rad Al the Brooklyn Post Office or ~ r Nlders
b,.o..fore BrooL W. Tie principals msy p seen. Mr..
Dush- II I0j P.lesp plesi near Fl.ton and hr Brown
a. ~ HenTy-st SUI,
no.Rut.G AND DAY SCHOOL FOR fcgrs
- Lssl-s on Brooklyn Hght-, u err, pon-st-Nts-
Laura r. HYDE. P0rcpsL-Ihs scnoo " li .r r. r.,
Snd with Increased Advantages % Monday tie oia Of
sspteuber Crcgrs may be obtained O. snepaf1 =. ~
Broadway aad Al th- senoOl awe ,o
a -TOKIA issTITUTk, Astoria Lotg isasaa tor
"A the education ~ Young La1trs,
MRS. HUNTER, Principal,
vill open Aner lie Btutl Angus vacation On NE u''
"Wednesday In aeyemher. For particulars, ti-clar' -
e npr,y,S,J - y Nfto1sf aus 3isvf~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

,ARArOt.A MINERAL Waters so1s a
- sappy from Zoe Pavilion Aod Sonsfrs' sttLsr -
wnoiesse and retAi and desvru " ps Of NE eiy
fee o, sxpsnse, BY 6ASsNER iOUNS Srocera
All 80 CnAisan-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

~ ALL LANTEkNs-ln sres. vArir.y, Vim ren Gu
II Aae s.slD~c xiess manufactured and for sA.e By
40 DEIrZ, RRofHERS CO. - Wllian-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

rU,O DRUGGIsTs.-FOr ssl- OrexctaIge for slssl
arn pear TIC city, or productive properly co ina
ard re old established store cf he Subscribed "no &c
relr- sncurt About coeo-one OF 1oe pcs. 10
cations Ia he clly ess- " The store and dveng Also,
j. l. scHIEgFLIS, ia Canal o.
.-7< fr,- orpn.ii- "a -sl Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

NTkW-yOkk AND EKIE RAILROAD COM
MAMIE Stockholders u he Ne~-fort sno Ede
R.rOx: Company hereby DO uned maj al nsislIeni
n T-n ar, Def snsfe DC ali shares <nch nc pay
-oi, b-r-toorr made exceed forty i've dollars 10
r-oulr-c - BE- pad The Oce " The Company - Wall
By order Of he Board Of Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
Hsw.Yofk, Angus Il, lef7. s1lS 8epl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

90 FOR sAIE-rhe " 0 Bncs to1sss Ne. - aud
a 81 Carssonst ror.h side near Hudfos..t lots :, os
lto feet each lease p years from lat hsy snd re-
r.x.ba 40 ihree storv brick house. and Be- years
ease u ioi No e5 Greenwich near Rector--
Also the lct with STOP sud sheds, No LsErrnss wesi
AZ ne.r CansI-sL J. l.. sCHIEFFELiN,
% lrs llf Canslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

n VN
". Fsrm, consisting of ia acres ot etcelrn i4no,
- beautifully located AT smiiho-n, Long lslsno IN
view of he sound Sal farm cont.ins good house, barn
and oher nrcrsssry buildings all nearly new, plenty OF
fruit well wAtered about So acres OF young timber,
part OF which 10 very Thirty lOcussso several acres ~
meadow For psnicu Inquire ~ C. y NICHOLS,
az Coumbi.sL or OF DAVID HARMED, The owner, on The
o,sn,i.e. suli 3tsw Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
:. HOT TONG KAILhOAD. \
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Ia .YsxiG ~coa@saeias Noad.y' May 5 g

~ MORRIS AND kS5EA kAlLkOAD.
&d ~fSzAA&3I -COmmsncing Monday, May 3, Iss7.
- Leave Now-iork, A a., O'CLOCK p.
". Leave H-warf, ~ O'Clock A ~ ~ o'clock, r. N.
Leave MOrr.iOvr, O clOcs A. n. O'Clock p. 81
Psssen gers by the nOrui0x train 10 NorrislO~n viii
rive there 81 o'clock where Stages Will be 10 readiness
% convey mem ~ schoOeys Mountain Wsssingor, Bel
yiders snL EsstOn daily 10 O~ego, Mfofd, Newton,
slsnhope ana onccssuny DC Mondays, W-dnesdays ana
friday. sns 10 hockswsy Dover Sparta and Newton on
TUESDAYS Thursdays ard salcrdsys each Inc returning
lhe following days meet the z. NJ tIsia sof Ne~foh
stage viii slsO leave og bDkiLs hdse every evening,
on nc arrival Of he cars al Aorristovn
Bya line recently established .tsge leaves hofhssown
Tor The Delaware ~ Gap and 5uo1dsburg ys oIan-
hope Johnsonbufg Columbia and blsrsso~u every Tg.s
dav Thursday and Saturday,, the sffivs of the a d
"a from New York Returning IN no airfoalo aa?s
he slaks leaves suoadsb1rg si4 A w. 10 m-es ihs r NJ
cars from MornsOwn- 50. ., -.
Passengers 70 through and from Jefsey Sily wAou'
changing csrs OF leaving Inc city passengers Will De-
post tner baggage Ia the car Al me foot OF C-fsndsI
where Al ageQl viii hr 10 attendance W receive H.
Al psckages or bundles must % rnefed on The ~sybii
,r lie comcany will not hold themselves responsible
Fr-ght viii be forwarded imm7dlsi-iy 10 MOrrsto~n
from Albany basin, by sDpben. COndiIs Daily Tram
oorstou Line Newark from The Trans poftsou Ohce
n ~. n ). K. z and TraDs Co foot u Liberty o..
a.. gsod IRA DODD. snpsnnl-ndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
COAL.


(NOAI.-Tns subscribers hsve Tor sale At The lowest
/mnriet price Peach Orchard of he Isrous sizes De-
vefed either from yard bOsts sss superior " DC
Ash Coal eh gh Broad fourian sno bhcs
eaib suiabe for furnaces stoves ano range. sep'oi
Orrel Coal from chic or yard. > b. kcfNt = 20
sp2 sm-od. Jane and West ats
81 s0AND SIS FUK Nut COAL = . for tgg
81 OUard stove Coal delivered 10 good Greer, free o.
csrage Peach Ofc'ard Lrhigh, Liverpool Cumberland
'I aus an.oa. T. BENJAMIN. 2o5 Prauklin't
<N0aL.-I hm daily dischaTgins the Oesi guaiisy VI
~ Peach Orchard Coal, and Will deliver Al Inc toio~
Ing prices for cash only viz large nat - - Stove OF
Egg IS from the hosts and p cents additional screened
from the yard corner King and Greenwich s,s -o,,
aus SIN rhith 'LlNiON
DFACH ORCHARD Red Ash, hrst quality from
J. Barge Reindeer IS tons Red Ash tgg Coat
Sch, . AtTpass' is 90 Nm. ' Coat sIa''
barge. HopsJ lO5 tons White A-h Stove Coal
Yor which We will receive orders III dl'ch4rgrd Apply
20 T. STOKES DICKERSON, W Antbooy.st
suos II Near Broadway.
ITO4L.-I have for sale the yard haze occupied Ion
y The last yeas usual supply Of Goals GO
rscommsno my Peach Orchard Coal his season WIN ih-
confidence that purchaser. can procure nous ns
Ter Lehish aud other While Ash Coal. 10 separate
yard OEO WARMER oop LOU gu 1.n.s.
aus Inn cor ol bHuI-n.
PRICES OF COAL.
ssogEs A-o scSEEsED Fgoa YARD.
Peach Orchard. L-high aud White Ash.
Broseu......5 50 deiv'd. Broken.....5 80 delivered
Egg..........550 do Egg.......-.9 30 DO
stone ........5S 81 do Stone.... ....5 80 do
Nnt - Is DO NUt..........5 - do
T. STOKES DIcKERsoN. lC7 Anshony.'I
,,lsU n-"r h'""H~-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

Hk>J.,IIN r. SHERMAN l. DAVID Z. GAR,
ID Mss. Go.n.e.'or. a. L.~ ara Conn s-ion-fs -
Oer's for P-un.yv.nis sud lil.s, -ili Aneoc % he
drs~ag u Deeds 5on's z1d nOr ages ed Otn-f COO
Is " .u.r suE 14~an-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
HARDWARE.
EMPIRE RANGES

U,OR BAKING or ROASTlNG.-This article u supe,
L nor to anything the kind market IL combines al
the advantages OF Atwoods kmpIe SooAns S,oye. OF
sale b. hlChOh ~ ~ "a.si-s'
audi ltavisS 2tawostf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

~,HUWhK BATHS AT S.. lev more EFF q
y IA, ..u- son viz. The Zl0e SAWYER bsihs AIN q -
ara Ihose with curtain nxInres ~ wsraniec Tree from
Ioalaxo ana 70 every purpose OF hose soso ~
saly JOHN ]. Brown 4 CO. IL FuIon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

r.. -xz.tSe4fsaz- TIL ROUGH ~ A. HytgHs
~ sT3%V1sshOM hEwyORk TO ~
aLRGh AsD whLkLihon
De ylia Baltimore and onto Railroad, Cum ssSl -
Western Travellers Ofeal CblD.e szscs tail ard - II
gsr Route u Pn.sJ1rgh, Wbeeiing, CloclI0sn ~.
South ADD West Passengers going directly s1f'es'"
Leave ss~-Yors, Zoo, Of Liberty ~ daily .. rAS
Railroad. ..x
Leave rhilsdelpbis, corner Of Eleventh sOa hSss'~
daily a. ~ r "a.
Leave Baltimore al u A. N. By thu Baltimore w
RAlrOs1
Aed arrive Al Cumbrrland Al 5P.M n~,
Ls.ys Cumberland aso r N by N.tioasi kosa sssdsS
next evening. -
Passengers for Fi.lsoargh ts1s Nc splendid nss -
only "a miles VI eta sDz "a The " nos route ,.,.-o
firstci ass stssnsbosls lesve Pittsburgh and -
regularly, add passengers are fOfwafoed ~iihoss g.
Cincinnati aud al other posS 10 me SCUM A1'
s,eoud Mail leaves dew YofI .. A. ~ daily fof -
del yaiA ~
Leaves Philsaelpsis, Sundays excepted, ssY
steamboat ffvm Doca 81 wharf Tor ba4nmofs, sna -
by Railroad -xlSap
FOR hroagh,cAeu BY mis- roaps, sppy 10 Phsss
tho kAllo-d Once, corner Of asfAcs saa -
IS south Third q, or board steamboat, Dock
fare through from Pnilsdslphia W fi1lsbefgt 80
Wbceiius SIS, Win me privileges " stopping ~ ssS
ana resuInips sests a pleasure
FOR f.rsssf Information Apply 20 sv.xs. No.
\ Al Adams Il Goa Ia pfess Ofice, 10 " All-sl ShS
or Nsslonsi hoss,o Cofu.nd-.L nesi Bfosa""'
FVR sALTiaCsE- s.tups
| NIB. The Mail Linos fun rnllsaeipola - 80 =
leave uc Degot, corner VI EseveuGh and Nc 49,
| days excepted, al 3 A N. BY Railroad, u r. -
bosl, and 10 T. N. daily W ksllfosd ..,a< t<ss1
10 NewYofk for Bsl.iulors, Pir,bafgn u "a -
| porting W 70 by Ino aforementioned Lsnss, -
sahorizsd 70 se .cssts 10 Nc x.Yofx 5r 49, ~
jyl6u J. l. SLEkAEh Ax~s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

81 meadow.
90 Columbi.sl or ofDANlD HARMED, The o~n-f on me
premises. sull ose~ l
- FARM For SALE, or exchange for city proper,
~ or busnes-A productive farm 10 we 1o"n .,
- Huntington three miles from steamboat landing 81
North PORT FIVE miles from railroad nj Deer Park consist
ing OF sores ~ VI which covered Win wood Inc
farm In beautifully slusted, and In high slate OF cuu's
ton producing grain Of all kinds The dwelling mouse
and out buildings all good Fruit OF all kinds and 100
crane vines In full bearing and the best OF water FOR
farther parcn inquire Al TIE Tribune ONCE le5 1swom
~. FOR SALE OR TO LET, At Rsyenswood, L J.
10 beautiful cottage with rooms, garden ana stabie
49, only 3 minutes SAIL from New-fork. Also, hne
residence with 40 10 40 lots. for sale exchange of
farm This place very convenient for gentlemen DONG
business in New York and very healthy. Apply 20 b.
MINER, li3 Waterst . Nv
- AT PRIVATE -Wiiismsburgh- los
Of ground known amsp as No 20, siuste on Ine
south side Of North FirsLs In the village OF "lians
burgh between First and Second ss-ih- o' . oo.
aud rear by Is feet &c length the east side aud lao ieeI
on The eide Part Of The purchase money can remain
on bond and mortgage. Apply 10 ~ ,
ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Aucuonecr,
- FARM FOX SALON ABOUT 40 acr-s In ne
town OF Hampstead, L. |. sixteen miles rom tnls
49, civ, There good dwelling house win All ne
ce.ssry out buildings, first rate well 0f water ARD
bounded on one side by pond where these 10 good hsh
lny very pleasant and healthy plsce, and Will be SOD
on rea.usbe terms For farther particulars spPy 10 The
New York Real Estate Co. corner OF BROADWAY sao NAL
deu-lAne 7eNf -
W,>TED-To rent from 10 to Is acre. Of land,
Us with small house and good water within u mile. OF
the CITY The ground must BE- good ana rent io" Ne-
re. t,s terms and locafionJ e. &. az this oce ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
NOUNG LHOIks, sCHOUI.-M

cessor to Miss Hsines viii enter uPoo The cuii-s Of
her school Al 6s Wsuen-st Monisy, The 9th OF Sep
t-mber The young ladies OF her school will pursue
thorough Engsh and Classical course of sildy-~ pos
all The advantages for acquiring hnished eduesuon
afford 81 In any Institution IN the city.
For and oher rsrucn ars Circulars can be OBJ
tsin.d Nj Mes.rs Spa ding ShepAfds bookstore, 1879.
ROADWAY AID ~ 6S ST. ~ witch place also per
,nnAI inelgi-M mAx be had rh VI. Prlen hA.l ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

- WANTED-To rent from 10 10 = acres Of iand,
t with small house and good water, within II mile. OF
the cifv The ground must be- good ana rent low "A.
der. .rlils tenn. and -aca-onl q . n- ln. oce y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
MISS wAkEMAN's SCHOOL

lVIwl reopen september next THIS Schooi IS situated
sn2 1rccnvichs oac door below uuterts The route
OF line OF stages which pass through Courtand. cfeen
wich Canal Broadwav and Grand SIS Circulars contain
INK farther particulars be ~ the Office ui Horace
Holden Fsq 10 Beekmanst Mr.. Robert Carers hook
sfore or al the school aust w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF ith,So.I
L Szus,treel-S Notice 10 hereby given 70 me rrlatNe'
and next Il kia Of MARGARET MURRAY nsilye o. re
land .te OF The Civ Of NewYork ,pinser decraseo snu
w /, Alleged 10 hsy, died inte.st- that snail appy 10
the Surrogate Of the City and County Of New 9tA 10, 10y
Ter. " sdnnsstsn upon the estate OF me saln
on he esh Jay OF September next Al yen oeVeA III o
forenoon Dated Ne~-YOfk, August =, lsi7. ,
A 1HAlfR. PlhHc AdllnlnskI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

az 4 ,nIhCH FOR -Ath-Or Ihrysur-sl De-
- tween NGter and Hester ia together vim two
ots s. by 100 the building - BY rs feet Apply a.
li2 Chrysue.st. or Of q. BUTLER Tribune Butding'
.or.rd .torv suz7 lsw3w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
r,YpI,c .nuI,ISTKATOK'- OFFICE, No

DUBLIC ADMINI>TRATOk'- oFflCE, 10
4 7NAssau,ueei-Notce' 70 hereby gwen s,ye11 = .o
relatives sni next Of Kin Of Ann DENAho1 ATE pNs
senger on board ship sdions from Liverpool oecessu,
ant who alleged 10 have died interstate my 70. suse
tr.or S be Administered and disposed u ~ nm ac'
eording to sw uaess The sans be claimed ny some Nv
fu executor or administrator u The d.c-asea " We
dsv ~ s-otsuh.r next -DAf.c Scsfo Aug ~ toff-
su.o la-ts JAMES ;. THAYER Public Admir-.
no BTILDER--seaed proPo'ai' Nin 0- rec lYT 30
the cfice 81 he 81 gerinf-Dceni " s1Io. . -
irsHrth street Until rhgrstsy - -oih Jay on ~
O'Clock ?. 81 Tor bsidlng an EnEne hOu.e PC -
i,-uth sheet ueAr Eightiaverge Pans shl fP-eiAea
lien. u the wors nay he % appicauOn - .,,,
jos l. BLACN >up-filiende1t Of hui-l.s e.
Ohce Sup't 81 Buiding., AUG. II, lsf- H-lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

"a PASSAGE FROM ALL PAKTs Of Eng
&R8 and, ireland Scotland and Wsles.-Pefs0ns VIII.
tnx s1nd for Ghelr frsnds In 4ry part Ut The 10
Couatry will ind The susscr1ers Arrangements Tor ~
ncsi complete and calculated 10 every way W Insure
satisfaction ~ al who may make srragemenls win hen
bring ner frieocs The Atlantic The saSscrih~n
sgsass FOR
I've Neu Lus< VI Lsreryoss Psckefs, Gu
QUEEN of the WEST. 1890 sClUs...........-..l2"
LlvERPOOL..........l1o sIDDONs.... ...v...l
OVERWHELMINGLY SHERIDAN. .........li.
aOCHEsTER 1859 GAhAiCK -. ........l1y
TIE above MAGNIFICENT packets are al New Yofs b4ls
sps u The very hrs cass built expressly fpf the Liver
pool passenger trade and nlted up with special regard of
The comfort and conyer5nce Of passengers hey
zn1ed BY Of xpefielee snc surpassed fot
speed BY sny ship sfoaL Their sailing from Liver
pool are he 6th and Ill., Of every mOnh % which dsys
hey leave pgncEa.ly. IL addition los sboys he cub
tcrlbers slso azens for the
81 d'eorss I'D az Cnio" Lvs Of L'teypoes Paetas
Compos-d In psrt VI tho following fssOnL. and well
Known ships, VIZ. The AMERICA, BIT GEORGE, I'M.
PRE-, 81 PATRICK, kAPPAHANN0CK, MAHMiON,
SEA, !: he which together with NE line maze siI
shps per mouth every Eve days from Liverpool
tags preventing The possibility Of delay that port Pes.
sage from any part ireland 70 Liverpool can be
O. Inc lowest Every information given Dy applying
70 VITA ]. 2. TAPsCOrT, % souIbsI
Second door below B1. ,ing clip.
Drssts ppod for any amount from ~ upward pay able
10 every and cry throughout ihs unilsd Kingdom
.etN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

-. PRIVATE -ALE.-Eishty -fnh-sL-lhet two
- story frame house ard ot of ground with add
<- ios AL ming having frontage % .T icel 9l l'-
f. ~ ces in Length situate che south slide oi Eighty
ffh,r between the Third ali Fourth avenues ,ro sel
commencing ,i5 feet west of Third avenue. Apply 90
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Aucuorees,
rsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

FSlKsahss n :I1s.,t4bs A., "a i: ...s'
steamer Rip VAN wiNkLE, Caga,
oeorg. b. Riggs viii leave the foot OF Koonsoo ~ Ne
day. W-juesaay AMI Friday evenings I" J oe%t
~ The Rip Van Wrinkle 1. f,led up 10 superior sVssa
has 90 connection win any other boat on .ns lvw ~
sod Wsst-mezts All persons are forbid trusting sny Gee
en account " this boat without written ofsri nvn "
Captsinor Agents Forfr-gh, or pssssge. sgpy
or NJ a.. Office on the tech ~ 1to 7. srA'''' ssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

Courilsnd.s. Newbgssh, Po1shA,ee.
kug.ton Ca..ki sGd uudson.-ssf- ~ ern' -o'~"As
duncr on board. -. ,,y,tt,.v.
The few AID elegant steamer Nookh w. as,.s'''
Capt A Deyr0Ol. on rgesdsys Thursas' W
ips Hammond o. pier from Nsw-fOk -.
'0' P"'> 8EoR6E 7. STANLEY, &
al the Office foo ~ kobinsona
80 80 -, -, ppn- - a'nsr. r4
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-08

"A Norelfy IN Sculpfme.-The London
Spectator, in describing piece of statuary
which has been exhibited in that citv, the
work of Rafl;elle Mont. speaks of the won
deriul execution of the design follows:
The efligy of yelled vestal tending the
everlasting flame, is curiosity in sculpture
a feat of art. The figure is the size of
life; It's clothed in robe, and a veil thrown
over the head envelopes the face, shoulders
and part of the arms-this veil is transpa-
rent. Not merely do YOU discern the COW
cred forms where they actually swell out
and touch the veil, but You think ycu can
see through the veil underneath, the full and
delcaely finished features of a most beauti-
tul face; you can detect the retreating curves
OF the profile, and the swelling forms of
the lips, with a space between that softly
but crlsply rounded flesh and the covering
gauze. You are deceived. Working in
the transparency Of the marble. with cum
ming skill. the sculptor so arranged the thin
ness and thickness Of his material, that the
retractcd lights suggest the forms beneath,
which are not carved. The arts! has CHS
eIled the form of the veil, and in doing so
has painted the yelled face in the light and
shade glancng through the marble. He
calls it tnlO SeRcr2O--and it is so: but il is
much more--it is very beautiful figure.