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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
DRAWING

AND fAINTiNG
4 X W .TERSTON would respectfully inform the pub
J.c that he Will open his next session 0 the instruction
10 drawing IN black lead crayOn, and painting n OF Or
cO0r al b0J Broadway about the 10Th Of sep
tember For farther particulars, apply At his residence
- Wasef-st
B.-Hr W. will continue ~ devote part VI his time
70 teaching IN schools. ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
ATWOOD STOVES.

EMPIRE STOVES Person. wanting superior Gull
Enary Apparatus .re respectfully invited 70 examine this
re~r.t.d stove before purchasing elsewhere The oven
Of this stove always charged With pure All They VIII
~ -, - 49, I. ru.rantv Nhoie.ale and retail ~
- lt;sssrawos,f HlCKOA CO. 20 Water-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
EMPIRE RANGES

I,oR BAKING OR ROAsTISG.-Tkis article e sups.
nor % anything Of the kind IN market IL combines All
- sSxsntzre, 81 Atwood's Empire Cooking Stove FOR
sale By hICkVh W. ~ "steiSl
suD l..wisA2;awosf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
CITY ITEMS.


SATURDAY September %.
ty- The u. S. steamship transport Massschu
sets Capt Wood. arrived here IN 20 days from Vera
Cruz The NJ has come here for repair. boilers md
engine she has been s5ie b her steam power but
a small portion Of the passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
NOTICES..
to Glove Auodyne Tooich-achc Drops.

to Glove Auodyne T0Ofch-achc DrOps.-Agree-
able % the taste and smeneyeT iuurng the teeth gums,
palate IN any way,-but making compromise with
that awful scOuTge Of human gums, the IOOth-ache-
tins extraordinary anodyne has the strongest claims 20
public notice Although has already been beneficial In
thousands Of instances yet the proprietor confident that
thousands constantly suffering from Ignorance OF
the remedy Let all good men, therefore, spread the
joyful intelligence that the celebrated Glove AnOdyne Drops
the T0ohache, when carefully applied In one mnuel
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist rs Broadway in
the Granite Building Chambcrs-s sold also a. 100
fuons II East Broadway 50j liudsonst Spring and
by all respectable Druggists the United States Pnce p
cents
t1- See that you be cheated by unprncpled deal
eTs with worthless compound OF their make
Examine the wrappers the vial, and buy such have
the signature Of Henry johnson. 81 lme0d
tY' Extracts for FlnvOrinR Blanc Mango, Jelies
Creams Custards Charlotte Russo Puddings syrups Sau
ces &C &c. Highly concentrated Extract Of Vanilla, Lee
mon, Peach, Rose CitrOn Bitter Almond and Orange
Also Rose Water, Peach and Orange Flower Waters for
ayOring all kinds Of CONNECTIONS Cooks and COnecOner
have universally preferred these Extracts account Of
their great strength and purity Of flavor. teasPooniul
sufficient 60 flavor quart Put up in yia at p cts each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, rs Broadway,
west sde IN the Granite Building Sold also a. 100 Full
tOn-st. 81 lmeOd
~ NioOrhead's Graduated Magnetic Ma
Chines.-These and beautiful instruments hsv-
ceved The general commsndstOn Of the medical proes
sion Of This city ~ their great simplicity aud
excellence They confidently recommended "a being
kind which has been introduced the public In all
diseases Of chronic character tbs success al
tending their 10 truly wonderful Each machine Is sc
cOmpanied by manual with fil directions aud Is WAY
ranied. Manufactured aud sold wholesale and retail by
sa2i u ID. G. MOO8HEAD, 10! Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
SANFORD p. KELLOGG.
A TToR>El-AT-IAW office 90 Pine-st-

1AMo The securing and collection of debts, and all pro
fess0na business viii be promptly aud faithfully attend
ed ~.
Refer ~ Messrs T. \ Benoist Co Loker Renics &
CO bankers aud Collins KELLOGG. II Louis Messrs Ran
KIN, Duryss CO Lawrence, Trimbie a co Hugh Auch
incloss < sons and W W Punes s. Co New YORK -
Me-srs. Collias a Brothers, Hartford. - -a~0m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

Il IL WILLIAMsON'S lady having returned from ku-
rOpe desires % inform her friends ht her school viii be
eontnenced 4. usual on the fr.i Monday in September
when from the very improvement "a ihe c1mmod
business her school departments size VIII e able ~ sd
NIT i've additional pupils each class y lch for the last
ten years have been limited 90 fifteen Mrs w i-eis ne
need hardly her patrons that no earfon- shall De-
her part render her pupils happy for eternity
AID amiibe and truly useful members of society Tor tne
Mrs " has been able the services Of afreneh Pro
essnt professor Mons Neil aud BIS lady, and likewise 10
retain her former French teacher Mons Chemdn either
of whom Will be happy to give private lessons al her
adjustment. o. Duaue-st
The cas. Tor boys under ten years will be augmented i've
none will be admitted retained whose morals and man
ner. have not hai previous careful truining-
The sunday scheo for children speaking the French Ian
guage vii recommence on Sunday sept lgf. Any per-
wishing devote hour 10 teaching sunday cass
in French i most cordially invited attend a. "a
Daane-sL
Rev @ H. Williamson or lady can recommend 70 any
teans family In or nearthe city, visiting goyeruess
Of .ter ing worth ard accom- rlishments. - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
~ On Thursday lls immigrants arrived at

this port.
NEW MODE on PAvISG-The B0stou Jopraai
speaks OF a new mode Of paving invented by Mr..
Nicholson Of that city
D." This pavement is composed Of wood stone and a
peculiar cement This wood 10 In blocks three inches
square, and 10 lengths Of about eight inches and four
inches alternately arranged the present chez kered
surface; the openings filed with salt and broken
stone rsfnmed bard, snd the whole covered with An
elastic cement when the wood contracts the cement
and stone expand and preserve the surface mpervOus
10 water the ground Is also prepared with a compost
ton 70 prevent moisture from rising 20 the blocks The
Size of the blocks being only about three inches the
feet OF horses will readily hold to them aided also By
the filling between the blocks IL Is thought this pave
ment viii be durable snd economical"
The inventor IL about 10 lay down rod so Of this
sort Of pavement by way Of experiment
JOSEPH PALYiERI-The Ner Orle0ns Data Of
the 18th inst says;
Almost every who in Eew-York Ia lscI3
must recolect handsome Italian nsmed Joseph Pal
miei who kept splendid bsrbers shop underneath the
Aston House. His the famous shop where the to1
end ethe were used 10 congregae. lew years since
be removed to this city, and for the last eight
months he kept a barbersnop underneath the -.
Charles Hotel next 10 John Parsons Psmieh sick
only three days and yesterday, at about o'clock. be
died with the yellow fever He Free Mason, and
al tbs time OF bis death about 40 years OF age. He
leaves are told, vic and three children Ia New
York. Most Of the persmbustors Of ths streets will
recolleci Of the general hight rather stout In bs
build, who bad quite classical countensnce broad,
manly forehead, aud long flowing beard as black
the wing Of This poor Joseph Palmieri
the renowned barber OF New York"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

>TAIOO>~-F AlfRENs, the well known Pants
Tailor 1ni Annt has lately received over 100 pieces
fancy caseres of which he makes pants ~ order for
only - 90 - pair
Also French aud English black cassmeres and d0eskns
from = 10 = per pair warranted good no sale.
Gents who Ia want Of pants VIII DO well 10 call at
~ Ann-st. 81 I'm
NlOIiAIR COtTING- -Dnb, brown, black and
NIbluc. ALSO Canada gray Cloths for Overcoas, al ~
Broadway, American Hotel.
- WM 7. JENNINGS, s. co
NEW STYLES SILK and Satin Crayats-supcrior
! Nqaa!ty -ils pocket hhkls, Just received by
WM L. JENNlNs = co. - Broadway,
50 American Hotel.
CLOTHS, CA~-IMEKE-, Nestings, Ac.-fhe best
y assortment the city sale hy the yard piece al
~ Broadway ls11l W T. JENNINGS co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

HNimprovsd By j r Benjamin. II Be-sman-sf
10 universally approved u by h- Medical IA
- Guilty and ali rho Use hem Is he pressure
csn b- graduated from 70 hfly pounds 90
he rupmfe without bscE pad whlch does much inu.
~ spin-. c.using weakness and pain 10 ne bsff
AM sdes snd O'cu pernsD spinal dscss- Si1 Gays
lr. sivso and Dot perfectly saiso cory Honef fr'ain
81. Aso III soorov>r Shoulder braces snd sAnas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
GI.s.IC%J., FRENCH AND ENGLISH

Y sLHUUL--WM- ". LFVUEII VII IrVFI1
school fir Boys ON "Wednesday September l.
Rffercno,s Prof ID sler Of Coumbis College, Or
Cnnt0o L. W KID. E,q Dr. X. W. McCr-sdy, J. ). Glib
bons Dr. : W. Moore fhilo NILS, Esq.
school t67 Broadway, opposite bood-st Residence
as r-nlh 81 sl.n <iawiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
GALES OF BONDS OF THE

SERIE RAILROAD COMPANY-By an Act OF the
Le-siture passed May 10 l3fj, providing FOR he issue
of certain Bonds b. ti- New-h0fk and EIie Railroad
Company ana as tor the appointment VI an Agent ~
gotate tie said bonds the undersigned has been
dominated Agent" by said Company and approved
BY the Governor compliance with the provisions OF the
Act referred Ia accordance herewith notice Is here
BY given that Sealed Proposals viii be received until the
9TH day ~ October next By tbs undersigned al the Me
ch,nis Bank No b Walst n y, for the purchase VI
7NN0 dollars VI the bonds said Company, sums Of
rD dollars EACH having twenty years % rum aud bear
nfesf 10 the rate Of per cent per annuu, payable
semiaunualy. by coupons attached 10 the bonds.
The bonds will be issued in favor oi the state Ut New
York. Will be- numbered and registered 10 the oce Of the
Secretary OF state and assigned By the Controller ~ Tue
parties whose pfoposals accepted
By Section Of said Act, the interest due upon the
bonds the date Of their assignment TO Wit when
ssued ~ the hOdrr- I'll the completion OF asnge track
Il the road 10 Lake Ee limited by law 10 the IN May
1851 Is required 70 be deposited by the Company az the
time made. IN the hands VI the Con
trolle and By him paid - the Dondh0defs from time 70
time. a. the shall become due.
All other hens upon the road. Of every descn pon hay
Ing been discharged the satisfaction Of the Attorney
General In com pance with the requirements Of the Act,
and the bonds issued the state they become the
first lien mortgage upon the road aud upon al proper
IT, real aud personal. belonging t0 the Company.
Persons akpg proposals for purchase VI the bonds are
requested 70 endorse npou the envelope Proposals iof
puchass Of the Bonds VI the Newly Ork and Ere RAILROAD
company The Act prohibits the sale Of any Bonds Al
ess than par consequently proposals can be accepted,
nor sale made 80 lees than par.
Application be made " the under-zn ed or Al me
Office Of the Company No As Wastfest for copies Of the
Act aud for circular setting forth more detailed inof-
III tostio FRANCIS W EDMOSDs
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sFLECT RnARnING SCHOOL FOR YOING LAnIEs

sELtII EUlKUINU SIHUUL FVN IVI M INUIEo
TN VILLAGE uf RICHMOND. srtrEN ISLAND
rI'IE EAI.ITERN of this Institution will commence
or Monday the IL November Several vacancies exist
ina The attention of parents Nho desire Or their daug
retired aud pleasant situation where their morals
will be- strictly guarded and thorough ENGLISH education
given solicited The most spectacle references given.
FOR farther information address. : ID. STEPHENS,
si6 eOdtOl Richmond, Richmond Co. y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

w 7g Broadway, bay their dry goods >ha~s II al
krf, 80 cheap fe1ines aud ctsleres cheaper, linens
.ud lawns - chesp cOttons pacas and merinoes
for any prce warranted The finest French lawn hand
hsrchie or the price VI common Irish and large stock
Of everything Ia proportion DOat tax Of importing dry
80. 1Thi. stock Wa bought az auction. ~ iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
TUE COLLEcINTE: SCHOOL,

I ncl SpnUt-IIe tNtnfl 7s.ttHIl p l'IIIl " ~
this Institution commenced Monday. August ~ For
terms &C circulars. which may Del had oi Robert
Carter corner OF Canal and Mercer SIS Or OF Leaslt
:. j.s,.,s NJ m FORREST McELLIGOrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

wfs mAnasscsors- Ia this country mps be conclusive
prof. That The hair greatly neglected IL can be ssnssc
toy proved haiti proper care taken wig would
nos be neesssry IA one case cut of ia which Hhois
~ wofn Concentrated perspirS;ion oR~ OF mo mos
kelc posons 10 which the roots OF The hair eau De Ao
eeoo and - sntdote TO It's destructive qualities abe
uu1ne Sears Oh stzrds alone There Is nothing kno"n
esenisn that compare with It. Is1pplies The roofs
M most hsahfil pourshnoDL II daTkeos she color
nstef within no capillary tubes and giyes The uxuri-
osN which II produces, q tendency TO curl
unoeo AID pefumed for toilet pur only by HEN
~ JOHNSON, Druggist, (successor TO A B. sands Coz
Sfoso az, wet SIDE In the Granite Building,
Sssmccnss Sold slso ~ 100 Kulton-sl and 81 Ess,
s.3sa sy also al sos Hudson-st corner Of Spring.
~ Beware OF spurious limitations aud be- surp and pur
80 only he article prepared by HENRY JOHNSON
sros ~ cent? and - cent? per bostlel su25 lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

DOVER LOOMS.-tor sale. 80 narrow Looms Of
perior make Of iron. 70 weave t~iled work, eiths
cotton or wooen sAfines, Kentucky jeans, tweeds
drills, with change cams. They viii be sold seaIsan.
nani,s Al n BROAD at - Sw.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
~ nroorhena,s Graduated Magnetic Ma
WANTS.

WANTED A few active young men 10 20 South or
w West act for the sale Of and popular
them IN writing with opportunity OF clearing
~ 600 per year Some men now IN our employ VIII no
Each will have his district Il will be necessary for
them TO have at least from So TO 20 10 obtain good h
ting out Apply at FRENCiI'S Publishing Hall, POS
Broadway up stairs, Office Of the Flag of our Union All
letters must be post paid. ST. q
WANTED Young men who are acquainted with med
w icne take charge Of stores in Southern and West
cru cities To active persons excellent opportunity
will be given for establishing ihemse YES an business fo
farther Information apply at the Wholesale Drug and Med
icine sioie, N Chambersst N Y - IN
WANTING PIACES-The most approved servants,
w al the United Intelligence Offices i@ Broadway and
wise p cts ~ BAH persons sent from these Offices
warranted honest ISL At' G. MASON,
IrARMER WANTED.-A man who thoroughly un-
Il derstands all work a farm, who has wife who also
Understands the dairy hear of employment by leaving
note addressed q W. T. at this office. 81 II
A YOUNG LADY wants situation IN school or
~ govemess in family Can teach the common
English branches, and plain and fancy neediework The
best Of references given Inquire OF IL Greeley or Oliver
johnson, Tribune Office siieodtD
DRINATE TEACHER, or Assistant in Classical
u Schoo-A graduate OF one Of hrst Colleges twh0
has also had some experience In eachingD would like 10
persons the classics and sciences. either and
would take especial pains preparing candidates. for
class IN college or he would be pleased become assist
ant IN classical school Undoohted references a. to ab
l,5ii Post once s23 8tThsNM
4 RARE CutNCE.-Any person having $500
purchase interest Of onethifd Of the net pro
ceeds IN an extensive establishment in this city without
being responsible for any OF the expenses connected with
said business whatever Apply at 10 Wall rooms 10
and a. No need apply without they have the cash At
immediate command. 81 lw'
4 nAn AGENTS ARE WANTED TO locate IN diff
l,VVVierent counties for the sale OF new patent afi
Gle that will come into universal and Is needed by
every man, and child for general use The bust
siness is pleasant and neat Good business can make
5oo TO $500 per year over expenses Those DESTROYS
of making invited 30 call address postpaid
CHARLES FULLER. 272 GTeenwich-st sid I'm
S.00 OR $1,000 TO LOAN on Watches, Dry
,>,)OOGoods &c Cash paid for watches old gold and
silver Notes discounted al l.i Nassau-s opposite the
Bible Society. 80 nm
YANKEE PEDDLER'S WAGON.-For sale
cheap, first peddlers wagon for two horsescost
$3.50; neatly new having been out two trips wan
be sold very low as the has use for n Can be
seen at Tattersas iis Broadway Apply al u pey-sI
So lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
1sti 1,-'''- ~ FRANCIS w. EDMOSDs

TAILOR-.-Ths Fall and Winter Fashions ior
81 and q ready for sale a. the ofhce o. LII fAti
SIAN 4 Cortand-st three doors west OF Broadway
select stock Of taOrs shears points tapes squares
crayons &c &c Tor sale cheap al A. WhkELERsf
81 Fasntgu ( COrt and st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

VJAKsU'- CLA~~ICALa and Conmefci al csdemy
wi lO7 H-nysl Brooklyn, viii be rroPened "a Monday,
Aug1, 81 Tor he Instruction Of young gentlemen IN every
branch Of necessary IA ~ th- 70 enter college
or colnung house. Terms h0m $40 10 SIS per garter
For circulars containing reference and Other particulars
W AUS n
ID r. JENk>'s SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will re-
IL. open Monday sept D. a. 81 Broadway slu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

EDUCATION.-Th Misses MacAdam wish TO inform
their friends and the public that their school for Young
Ladies will reopen Monday, the 9th OF September, A. -
Fourhst The studies comprise all the branches Of a
thorough English Education, with French Music, &C &C
Circulars can be obtained the above number al MI
Francis's bookstore - Broadway.
\. Heterogeneous are made for taxing few young
IL II Imnnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

PRICES or COAL
EE0KFN AND TWICE SCANNED.
Pearch Orchard. L1hgh sed W hite Ash
Broken....5 81 delivd Broken ....-5 81 delivered
Ess............5 So do E<g..........5 - d.
stone.........5 - DO st0le........5 s. do
Sut..... .....5 . DO Nut......-...5 . co
T STOKES DlCKERsOS, io7 Anthony-st
ivlsu near BroaaNay.
Cd IN AND IS FOX Mt CUAL-s5 = FOR Egg
Sf DU.ua Stove Goa delivered In good Orfer ife- q
Garage Peach Orchard Lehlsh Liverpool Cumberland
and Virziuia Goals cheap for cash By
s,s sm.os. 4 BENJANIN. s5 Frartlin-st
NIT 4NDCIIE-NuT -CHCN kill COAL.
Cargo 90 board % 5oas % bars-s, al fhlsdcPns,
Rea.inx RsurOs3 whsrves, n sac y
cas-. A HECksCHEk- Il souih'I Up wars
su13 -m-Od-
fNoAI.-I an daily oiscb.rsing he Desi quality Of
\ Peach Orchard Coz. and viii teiis-r A. ne ioo~
Va. prc~. f,r ca.n ouly s lagc Nat - stove Or Esg
= ) RON th- boats. ard - cents saivoa- srfoc-7o
from he ysr1 corner Klng snt Gr--z~.eh ',s ,
as IN PETER CLINTON
COAI. At REDUCED PRlCEs-Fef sale 50
y ton. Of Chestnut Coal suitable i9f nl.n9i.c
Also The v..ol. sizes Of DIS Jssty eesblaed reach Or
chard Coal from 81 50 aP~Hd- HERMAN v klYLEff
gil I'm . " 0os'1l-s- near -Pt.1t
CROCKERY STORE FOR sALE-on- Of the
Nodest crockery the city vii b dnPosed OF or
xery rs.-cuable tesus, On sppliestioe 20
n sodtf n MERRITT, LOO BovWJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

u A JOHNSON RectOr-Th- inst uctO1 IN the Glass;.
cal and MATHEMATICAL department will con.nn- NE 20
sung year under the direction Of Ar George 3 Parker,
formerly u he Boston Lan school, heseasier sssisi-
Cd by Mr. VIM Mc5-Org-, ate Of he Poughk-epse lnsu-
as Teacher OF The Classics and Prof Gra1d n.ruc-
Tor Ia Preuch TIE nsx quarter begins lac FRS. lou
tsy 10 September Terms slj per quarter AppiicatOx
for admission msy be inside a. no University b0ildngs
norlh VIM lower s,sor .ai7 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
NOTICES.
PHRENoLoGISTS AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLRRs 4 WELLS,
sSssm' 13l Nassau-at. N. Y.
BKAIsrEDs1 SALOONS
NOTICES
BkAIsrEDs' SALOONS,
LArx eEALEs MUSEUM iySl

q ~ New DIRK ind Erie Ravro,a ro,.,u,,x
The Stockholders of the New York "a 80 rs'p--Ss
Company hereby notified that the snnuAl csr,on IN,
Directors the ensuing will be held Al tbe oas ~
tho Company No. - Wast In the City Of NexvYa,S n
Tuesday the eth day OF October next from 10 O'Clock A.
10 clock L. ~
The transfer books will be closed from the pa Of
toIaler AL the day after the election. q fhe u
fectofs NATHANIEL MATS sstafy
Nsw-Yofk, Sept 9, 1871. ..''x
" Ou Palntings.-Mrs PERLEy rospccl as
that she continues 10 give lessons ia M sca
p4nsag her residence north west corner Of Broadway
asd Twelfth-st References A h. Duranc. President
the National Academy Of Design Rev. Orvllle Dewey
DID, Prof r b Morse, &C. Ac sSlmeod
70 Wafer.Cure.-Mrs NJ 5. COVE continues to re-
oeise patients q al Tcnthst Gymnasium and com
petsnt teacher re attached 10 this institution.
A~lukhvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

4 YOUNG LADY wants a situation IN school or
~ goyeness IN a family. Can teach the common
English branches and plain and fancy needlework The
best Of references given Inquire Of H. Greeley Oliver
johnson, Tribune Office. siicOdtD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

Bl0uug Ladies' ~ Nufh-t on the liiu % Septcn-
Der next Applications the admission of pupils may hc
made her personally al the school, aud after The 9Th
of September. and prior % that time a. haveus, fs
OF 10 IL " Ravens Esq ~ MalI-st at either of which
places circulars stating terms, &c may be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

WANTING PIA( ES-'fhe most approved servants,
w at the United Intelligence Offices i2i Broadway and
IS9 Bowery Terms-yeary subscription, - cts; other
wise p N.B-A persons sent from these Offices
warranted honest 81 BOT &. MASON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

INARMER WANTED.-A man who thoroughly un-
derstands all work a farm, who has wife who also
understands the dairy may hear of employment by leaving
a note addressed O. ". 4. al this office. So II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
NEW-yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
,,tl,shed every SATURDAY MoRNiNG. at the low price
~ 8 per anuun IN advance. 10 copies for s5, or %
e.pts for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
COCOA Nut CAKE, PIES, &c.-A new
DOES NOT 4

- machine, hiznly 4ccon-itn4ta y AAets ro4 saip
the mandatory, rear Of 2 Fiith-st Pnce 81
81 5teod- j. ~ MESCHUTT, Machine Maker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

NNtNTED-Yo men who acquainted with med
w cine TO take charge Of stores in Southern and West
eru cities To active persons excellent opportunity
will be given for establishing themselves an business For
ferher information apply the Wholesale Drug and Med
iciue Sfo,e. n Chambers. N Y - Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

a NEW PURTNBLE >VhJI.b - ~ II
ACleaninzup Machine, with which cafYers, ca0inet'
coach and char makers DO all their saving For
sale AZ the mandatory. rear of y Ffthst Price 80
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