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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

THE RAyEL FAMILY bel, TO announces to their nu.
1sS Ns Yo bo that hy hsys
being their s sS SuH in %
& fH% SS%S by o.
briei Ravei and the celebrated family
A series OF novel enterts tain on he
In addition VAUDEVILLE WILLIE t 6o and Grand oreA..
'da'ns n S 9%'''n IEU%}sAED PROMENADE
which will be opened TOR the first vI me Mu,.
clans and Corps de Ballet to be sdas':sS spcs, pad
"A Splendid performance both Afternoon and Evening
City %
interesting NyGg fIaaSTsf o. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
ounSaSS 5$ fSSs NxSTHSEIES EES VENUS
Mad ROC WELL The famous Fortune rs IsI,, :.
ID erecting in Broadway, viii be opened for Dramatic PUP
poses solely about the first Of September under the
@. BARRETT.
season. will please address him stlo o LEONARD street
" During Mr. Baetts absence Europe, all letters and
s ire L s1
nR. JONES DENTIST. 40 BROADWAY, inserts
- Teeth and them good the natural ones for
A complete double set Of best mineral Teeth on fine
set Of bes, mineral c:h on fine gold plate for the
upper Jaw TO be worn by atmospheric pressure $50
single TOOTH ifom.' .....$lo oto 90
Of s, THE
order Of the Navy Deparim-n also Shoulder straps, which
they offer at the lowest possible pSces for sT Snh co
a53t.m No Maiden Lane, New York.
ROAhD Private Family sidng Broadway, would
and his family with full partial board with pleasant
bot and cold waier in most desirable situation The com
'o o, 9%e w be eafsa az s expense
CoUNTRK MERCHANTS. DEALERS, IN PEREU-
SFoWIEEs unryslisd Walnut oil MiliisFy, shaving
.", n Q 70 yRo $RsF fs& 5srHG.RF. Of viz
&a%Ss 1onE MaHf
o%. Of %aeu s and has BEEN odeped by The medes
profession gensTny being the most and esetu
.t.ucgS and therefore mot ab to Ss out Of order is the
control and can be to adapted for ia
FAINT sufficient for the strongest adults the pleasure Of the
and with no unpleasant sensation the
patient require, assistant in its and is in
M9ay Of the performed by this instrument truly
wonderful some Of them n diseases Of the mos, 'eoas cha
bsnsqiqned scroia plGpsy Erysipela, peaaes, Curv,
disease. Which may be referred to he Nervous system
os N s inc e of s
dnguishedin the medical profession who have used them
in great Of complaints with surprising
single trial will test their advantages. , ,
zach nn @ y es
panying eachs new Manual with full directions regarding
Price Of tie machines complete 50 to sl2 They can be
readily sent part country and each instrument
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and retail by,
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SUNDAY COURIER will be issued the 9th instant. 1t
will contain unusual Of original and selected
ncud tiles and sketches foreign and domestic
correspondence political and other editorial clippings
&c Sci fact will in all respects be equal ard in many
superior, 70 the best weekes heretofore published
p ice-Three cents
Carriers DESTROYS of taking requested make
immediate application.
WATSON BARNEY, Publishers,
81 Ann street
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small compass in which the subscribers have placed
thing for the toilet without destroying their use
and the handsome and substantial in which the
made render these superior manufacture,
An examination cannot fail of being satisfactory.
g. SAUNDERS & SON. 1T Broadway.
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PARK THEArRE-Bo.s. g: Pit 50 cents; Gallery Is |
e; *. ops MI q 4;
M Boas Poo s.sS S.v tqS
ddsIssas. Mrs: Knight ro.rv Nm r,rrv :, '''s
Mi B.s: Mrs. Lillywhte, Mrs Vernon csmsniiaa Mis-.
Doors open at 7-rerformance hafpast T.
b & STEVENS Stage Msnsgsr.--This evening Friday.
bER S s sa S s
ou2 NSa will s BE 'sss Queen. hf fu%b II:
Esasa 1VS' bu@fs Old HssT Mary
Boxes. as cents; Pit aud Gallery. la Doors open alta
CARp-BowERY THEATRE.-,Mi.. LA Turn.
generally has be- Benefit a. appearance will ,ks place
on SATURDAY ExESlN& 5 sis Ip0n which occasion
iwho has kindly rendered his sevicesj will appear Sir
THE NAIAD QUEEN.
.Dasiass Also the last nshi q the Of ops
LA BAYADERE
IN addition to which 70, e first and only time La Polka win
win other entertainments which will be expressed
bills OF the day Box Book N.Y. aus 2t.m
s., RtiK;El.at 4 Ess.st r
Gss II Slsg Mrs. Mrs fGfi osa H0~ad
MI De Ss Nj Was Of Fo aTH%
2iss s n, e.lt F2gAi' fH T5GDsJuy Mr.
Whiting; Mars, Parker; Diana Mrs, Moa,lI
ookes - cehts tit t<>a CENTS TrVate
cents each seat
Doors open at 7-performnnce commences halcpast7
DALMO'S OPERA HOUSEHOLD every Night-Lsst
4 night but One Of the French Ballet Company.-Fri
day Evening, August 9th the performances will commence
with the amusing Vaudeville entitled THE DEAD SHOT
-Cap Cannon, Mr. Phillips Louisa Lovetick, Miss NJ Duff
Dancing ON the Tight Rope by Charles WHITTIER aud Chrs
After which. the laughabe ballet entitled DECHALU.
| Embellishments by the Lehman Family
| conclude with the comic pinomlme of the LIVING
| SkELETO N-ChaTacers by the Lehman Family.
The advertisement will commence hafpast so'cock.
| CAsTLE HARDENING. BAKER, srage ManagsI--Un
bHE TABl,fS-Ja Jack HUMPHREYS, Mr.. Holland jeremiah
Bumps, Mr. Walcot; Patty Larkins, Miss Clark.
To be followed BY the wonderful performances of Herr
| Cline on the Tight Rope.
After which, Miss Louisa Wells will dance La Polacca.
| Highland Fling, by La Petite Mary Anne.
Doors open al On; Performance To commence at ..
Admission. Is cents.
| VAUXHALL sALOON-GRAND CONCERT, this,
Friday evening, August 6h-Ar j. w. NEIL respect
fully his first Benefit in this city take place
above, which he will be assisted by Miss yeanr
Reynoldson the Scotch vocalist Miss Maria Barton Miss Ju-
liza Barton, Mr. George Res, Mr. Meredith, Mr. Leigh Hunt,
Mr. lie Bars Mr.. N Z. Vache Mr.. Quaye and Mr. Oldfed
The embraces choice selection Of Songs, Bal
lads Gees, &C., and Feman's Duet, by Messs Qusyle
and Neel written expressly for and sung musical cee
Company No H. who then visit to that city Con
commence 81 o'clock Tickets Is cents admitting
lady and gentleman to be d at the door au6 ltsrc
CHINESE LADY.-For one week only Novel Attrac-
Oon-In of the general expressed
female belonging the higher order of the Celestial
Empire prior to her departure for Europe Niblos Saloon
No 5 Broadway has been expressly engaged to show the
mission rs cents-Child.en l21a cents.
lce Cream and saloon without charge
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in the city, respectfully informed hs' the Broadwsy Jour
benefit Of strangers II has large and OF the city
the largest and planest publshedl he steamboat
and railroad public Offices &c. SC Published by Ber
ford X CO., Booksellers 2 Astor House.
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and description Of pocket toilet culey of the
approved patterns and warranted manufacture be
procured at q SAUNDERS & SON,
III Broadway, few doors above Courandt st.
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Hair Cutting and TRIMMING whist.

Of Hill the nimtable Hair Cutters universal popularity
in his particular bpsi that during business hours he al
at his OF duty ready wait and accommodate
his patrons without distinctions ami then the work al ways
dme according to strict rules of scence-harmonizng il
with the features of the cansng the hair lay with
perfect and kept in order without
trouble Try him AT No 10 Nassau Of Pine street
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JACOB 8. PLATT-Auctioneer.
~ OLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND GOLD JEW
~ kLRY-Jacob Plat will SELL this day. at 10 O'Clock

O. OLD AMP slISER wATcTEs 9Sb GOLD JEW.
at the AUCTION ,oom % Plat street, by catalogue several n
Ss sS OF %sissss ya v., watches
6 engraved S"eas' do herman 'i'e' Watches
50 silver quarter I.epine and anchor do
!, gold case Lepines, all sizes
some Of When will be- sold separate to Accommodate So
A 100 % @aSs sod sw and 1000 gold
part OF which are diamond points;
ruby and pins
chains gold mounted bracelets and about 500
@ S and
cash Catalogues at the auction rooms au6 n.rc
Il AoeF fEgI se A"f fs chatham street,
of h, day
s & aes. sw Of
BY order of Abraham Goodman. licensed PawnbroLer al
l. 49, FaAs the session Of .hs r W Grand Ledge Of
s,s e. q ssS%
hoyeyer viii not taken until the evening session Pune
u aus s joS G. * Secretary
VOLTS COTTON DUCK-A constant supply OF the va.
~ rious numbers % aud inches wide warranted superior
70 any ,, %''A'e SA i'f L.& GEO. cnIswoLp,
AUG 2t3tawls-m 72 South street
cOn,Spses BY the ship Utica from sys in December
' ans wi" please 'Fp Bo Sf 1sd HScR IN Psf Of w
T osT7YesteTdsy morning in Broadway, near the Park
ever 's M e'" it to $50 Broadway will be rewarded
A DOCK TO BE EXTENDED AND REPAIRED
At the 1907 OF oh street on the Hudson River Persons
~s9s contract Apply MoFFAT 81, Broadway
A GEKMAN, GE ..I WISHES TO BE &C:
6e s Sept - a. American private family in The lower part
o. A., box No. SOS. aus S,sic
NJ ANTED-A situation as clerk in wholesale job
the EnS ad y ns%ss xnS
uaon where he could make honest living would be
States Please address AB at this Office sstng Where an
interview may be had au6 it.m
WANTED d ss.pss,Gs Young Woman .iius
housew' TX Of small family She is first rate washer and
tomorrow al No. Beavers rect, of New ae .m
ss for very R9puo . AND well Is
ON Of
very reasonable terms This i an extra opportunity for
dollars Location greatest horoughfaTe most
aes part o. sIoadwy The above Is doing and always ~, has
way, basement, bstMee 10 aud o'clock.
DARTNEh WANTED.--A person OF good moral ,h,rac.
tsnd general business habits, with capital Of fsom
who now engaged ia this city in aeIstiys Manufacturing
business The wish to extend the business induces this adye
@ sIis iss 1 S fs 6ss
promptly ar,endsdto 40 3tsm
w ANTEDA situation by German girl. to do vashing
lroung or housework IN general. Inquire at No 500
i"uson street. s6 tim
Tqp wEsT MAKsEs few frs, rate hands BY
have worked for regular shops ne ed apply. 80 N.n
TIMBER FOR SALE on the line of the Hadsou River
&Sbsy Hssa 'p sS sn
D %ss ei To Application to be made the
as i,s:re .oDr W W 3 B. = MoFFAr. 1876 Broadway
W. THE PASSENGERS OF THE SHIP JANE, Of
nu,noss son IN ns apronted Committee for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

SHlP FEVER AT CROSSE IsLR---Return Of
deaths of emigrants, from May 10th to July oath,
at mid day
)Men. ........ 675
Died in Hospital at Crosse ISLE Women. go. 4l6
Children. -. 467
l45S
tain. .....................2 1866
their arrival, and buried the island. 72l
In the tents at the east end, where the healthy are
landed. ~
Total. ........... 4572
Drs. Vivian and Stewart simply indisposed, and
now bettcr.-Quebec Mercury
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Miscellaneous.

One hundred girls passed through this village the
30th ult, for Lowell; and some nifty for the
destination two weeks since Agents sent into
this county, Franklin and St Lawrence and within the
past year than four hundred have been picked
up and forwarded to the factories Good wages are Of
fered them, they would not leave their homes and
the great manufacturing establishments doing bu
sness that will pay" or they would not want them
iansJurgh Republican.
A young named Wilson was killed In Pittsburgh,
Pa a few nights since, by blow which he received
from the club of Waterman named Kelly. The watch
man has been held to bail in $4,000
The arrivals In Saratoga by railroad from the 23d of
July to the Sd inst, were in number 1854.
Adams aud Berrieu two of tho prisoners who lately
escaped from prison Hartford have been arrested and
re-lodged in their former quarters.
The iron rails laid upon the Madison and Indian
apolis railroad to within thirteen miles Of the latter
place 1t Is thought that the will reach Indanapo-
lis, over the road by the 18th Of August
The Mobile Board of Health the 2sth ult reported
case of yellow fever. The patient is said to be the
captain from New York" The name Of the captain Is
not given.
The electors of Milwaukee have voted to borrow $2
900 to improve their harbor.
The Hancock engine company No l, of Charlestown,
excursion, by invitation Monday next to
this city, via Albany. They will bring elegant new
engine and will be accompanied by Flagg's brass band.
The seectmen Of Wscassett have ordered the arrest
Of all boys who may be lettering around the stress
during school hours, saying that they either at
tend school devote their time with diligence some
lawful employment. No chance for truant schoolboys
there
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CHINESE LADY.-For one week only Novel Attrac.
Oton-In consequence Of the general expressed anxiety
female belonging the higher order of the Celestial
Emp!e prior to her departure for Europe Nblos Saloon
public the only lady that left the walls of Canton Ad.
mission rs cents-Child.en 121a cents
lce Cream and Reeshment saloon open without charge
usual. aus 6ts*rc
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yusTAE ~ WEsFMAN is requested 20 call e Ihe swe.
~ dish and Nerve gan Consulate 10 West street, where
M wilIhs1 Of something 10 bis as'aatsse au~ itt'fc
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From ~unin Fe.

We have been permitted to examine letter
from A. q Brown of Capt. MOlin's Company OF mount.
ed volunteers his father Judge Roland Brown Of this
County and dated Las Vegas July z, 1911 1t contains
no later than MIR McCsrty brought but confirms
the with slight exceptions and gives list Of most
OF the wounded in the grazing party 10 miles east OF
Taos Mr. Brown. Ia relLtion 10 the battle, says
" have just heard sad news from company, eight
miles of Taos. About 30 Of were there
grazing their horses They attacked on the morn
log of the 9th about an hour before day by body of
come 200 or 300 Indiana They killed five OF our men,
Lieut. Lsrkin John A. Wright, John H. Owen, George
Holland who shot throug the below the elbow,
Hayden Lewis shot in the above the elbow A. G..
Wilkinson. shot below the knee VIM Story wounded
Ia the below the elbow John White, shot through
I the hand and four others, not sscertsined.-
Tho battle lasted two aud half hours. Our men at
length received assistance from another party of gra
Tiers which three or four miles of at the com
mencement OF the night The loss of the enemy IL not
known. They drove of all the horses, and took the
camp equipsge OF party They beat the boys bsc
would have killed them all in short time tthey had not
received achievements Col Wilcox left In pursuit
of the Indians with one hundred men, ON the 9TH Ii Is
to be- hoped that he will overtake them.
Mr. Brown goes on 10 say In conclusion that the Mex
leans Will give troops another fight. This he has
learned from the prisoners taken Las Vegas. Mr..
farther says that they then trying the prisopers
who would either be hung or shot Seven Mexlcsns
killed and sixty taken poners at the stormng Of
Las Vegas the 9th July. Platte MOI Argus.
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SCHOOLS.
HENRY.sT. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

fTHlS INSTITUTION. ~ H~nrysf l. tes.- ned 10 SUP
ry the eastern portion 81 The city with school where
pupil. vial be- received % sl sses and thoioa-hy fitted
t1r entrance into college or foI courer1a. pursuits
Ih- Fl vll commence August 3D. Pupils entering
sfteI portion OF the term has elapsed. charged only
Tor tl- time they have attended.
Parents who DESTROYS of hndlas good school are
respectfully invited % call and examine for themselves
or g. make personal inquiry Of the following gen
tl-men-
REFFKEScEs.-S 2 Moore. Ii President Co.umbia
C0I---. Prof Auth0u. Columbia College Prot Rem
Vlck Co.. Tsvlor Lewis. Prof Greek New oIS niver
sfv. Rev john McNicku. d ID. Prot Nor Phil Col
Coll. Rev John Knox p D.. Rev y. Marsels DID
Rev Isaac Ferns. y D. To- Fast Broadway; Rev W. =
Eigenhrodt. 50 Amliy-sf. Rev {. s0mmers. 81 Msdi
son-sf. Rev Benz Hsght D n Rev J. ? Schroeder
ID. Rev NJ Forbes. d. Rev Charles REYNOLDS
Rev Lot Jones' John Oofhouf Esq. Pres Bank OF New
\ ork A. y Peterson, Esq Editor Anglo American, YES
~ 81 An S.fr-.' Ct--rh. tr A. . -teodr
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LADIES SCHOOL.
MS BAILEY Will reopen her Institution 'o' the re-

NIcepton Of
Boarding and DAY Pupils
Tuesday The 9Th ~ >enfemher Parents requested
enter their daughters puncuay the classes Toy he
ensuing viii then BE- organized The senior and Ju
Nor Departments under the direction of highly COM
peent gentleman. wh. has had great experience IN the
instruction ~ youu1 ladies' assisted by eminent teacnere
in these and other departments The discipline insfrucs
ton course Of study pursued and lectures svste
matte and Accomplished education. while the utmost
taken oincucsfe Kind and aih.e manners snd fn pro-
mote superior literary Attachments The School and Re-
citation furnished with Charts Maps Globes.
excellent Philosophical Aprarafr with diagrams for the
studies of Astronomy aud Geometry rhe best Instructors
are employed for the French language which = taught
daily Al the classes. Terms snd farther particulars
may BE- ascerfsned hv application f0 Mrs. BAILEY, a.
herresideuce. l0 Carr0ll-race. Bleecsersf.
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Yellow Fever at Nev-Orleaus.

The daily reports published of the interments in
tho city clearly demonstrate that the prevailing cpl
demlc-the awful scOuree with which ara yisited-is
raging with undimnished IL not with increased vru-
ence The disease and the terrible rsvsges which 10
making. the absorbing topics Of conversation In
which move Many of our Oldest citizens express
the opinion tina, the OF the malady and the fatal
~ which attends 1t without precedent In the cpl
IDENTICAL history of New Orleans. We are not pre-
pared sscon this opinion 10 its fullest extent but
the number who have been carried TO the narrow
house appointed for all living Is distressingiy great
Would 10 Heaven II were otherwise but as faithful
chronclers Of passing events duty requires that We
should present facts they exist Many respectable
citizens have been swept into eternity aud wherever
20 hear of nothing but sickness and death.
Grief and wretchedness are depicted almos, every
coun,ensuce, and hundreds are clad 10 the " hsbil
ments of wo" The population Of the city 10 unpre
oedentedly small. Thousands upon thousands OF our
citizens crowdng the different watering places and
scattered the East the North and the West Our
absent friends should not think of returning until the
papers of the city the exrpson OF the poison
from midst.
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ERENcn PRoTt-rANT SCHOOL,

II NlLLlAAiADN = iAhy hasina t.ltp- 1 ''e~ , -
commenced usual the FIRST Monday IN September.
when from the very great improvement IN the commodl-
Of her school de partents she will be able 10 sd
rnif fve additions, rrn IN each c'ss which Tor The last
ten years have been limited 10 fifteen Mrs W feels She
need hardly her patrons that cseOns snail be
wanting part render her pupils happy for eternity
and amabe and truly useful members OF society Tor time
Mrs W has been sb 20 secure the services OF freneh FRO
tesrant professor Mon. Neil and his LADY and likewise 10
retain her French teacher Mons Chemidn, either
whom viii be happy 10 private lessons AZ her es
Enlistment. 69 Duane-sf.
The class for boys under years viii be augmented i've
none viii be admitted retained whose morals and man
uer- have not had previous careful tr1lning
The sunday school for children speaking the French Ian
guage will rec0mmence sunday, sept 1917 Any per
wishing devote hour 10 teaching sunday class
in French is most cordially invited % attend 81 b.
Duanc-st.
Rev G. n williamson or lady recommend 20 any
Fenfemans family n the city visiting g0verness
nf .far lns mnIth md accom- .hmenis. 81 Inn
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American Board of Foreign Missions.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

correspondence OF The tribune
BUFFALO, Sept g. 1877
The house was crowded at avery early hour YES
terday afternoon and the discussion Of the nnsncl. In
tsresis of the Board of great interest AT the
elose OF the morning session Chancellor waiworth
hsd proposed that should occupy the entire Afternoon
lie said that the future operations Of our Missions not
merely for the ensuing year but for years 10 come
depended upon what should be dome on this subject
this meeting There certainly no want OF pecuni.
sry mean. ip our churches and II was really mssier
10 him that there should be any want OF
me for carving the plsns OF Society whose
object was the immortal interest OF world and which
doing more than any other society In the world Tor
lie salvation He hoped the meeting would not De dis
solved TIL some Efficient measures lad been adopted on
nis subject
Rev Or Anderson said In the discussion OF this sub
Jet here the gate OF the gres, West Il would be ns'a
r 10 consider especially their interests IN relation 10
aissions
C. Lee Esq chichester, made an esrnes, appeal 10
ministers and 20 symeo 10 arouse themselves 10 deep
Interest 10 the objects of the Society snd come 70 US
al with efficiency and decision There was soihty al
uoss uolmsd for every o,oer enterprise. and should
as enterprise os the elevation and salvation OF the hu
mao fsmhy anguish for want Of means OF which there
20 such abundance, He could not believe II would.
rev Mr. Todd Of the Madura Mission said II Cars.
as home would adop, tbs rules for the iimits'
OF 'heir expenses which they prescribed for their
oosfy brethren. there would be all the funds ~ the
tposx Of the Board that they could and why be
ssed should tbey noti
.sot stowe said they had . large lsnuhoder In his
NE country. who rented land to inug grants for
could snord 70 pay. One Of bic tenants, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

BAssET Pfofe,sor OF French snd Literature, VIII
.organze his evening classes In French on thu Sh INST
or hareanout bic residence 80 Broadway sntsnce IN
Frenkin, His method Of teaching will elev> the pu
p OF Two hours study each lesson The construction
Of the language compared with the English will be given
without sndyng rules excep uOns notes &c &c For fer
Their particulars, application all will be- Exp ausd
The members OF the Mechanics Institute viii be re-
ceived the usual terms by showing her certificates.
A class Tor ladies' In the sftsrnoOn
Thos. who wish to ioin conversation csss will ind
one alreadr formed
NB-An evening" class for lsfer aud gentleman Ia a.
ready formed At nl Eat Br al Tor those who live In
that vicinity nj the Residence OF d. Bred.
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PLATED ALsATA WARE.

S,yALDlN0 a WATT, So Broadway, n.s. &C., ~ y
SL. Isls arrivals general sssofmsas u rlaasc Aivss
Ware Consisting Of fots spooos, s.sss 49, - sssss~'
sp. Loadon patterns. which arc oniyersssiy spgfvsso
AID for tho hfs uins oderod W NE Amst.
80 ouDuc Thoy have exIoustvs sseofsuens y
zuads PLACED no best manner opJn brinso Ists ~
1.fmsn silver ali q reasonable price, end w0Seeeea
D. close nlcn his pla1sd wxe 0~es W ~
ysr is cafsDiity add chosposss, twnso compared viz
sysr) is superiority over wGee psssd e4oe eoE
per bssls, have -sLsDilsncd IL general use N iemse
dlsuncion 10 England snd commend u " Ne fsSofeoss
slIsnlion OF Ihs people VI hs eoanuy.
spslding l. Wan regiid and repsss ceneeisores, 49,
do.ss aps candlesteks, ufns, castose, spoooe
nc. IN The most pesmASso, snd essaufsi sy,Sl - =
sbOrl police ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

,S-The Second Term Of Prof BROWNS School will
commence on Monday september g. The rooms are very
finely furnished and supplied with chemical and philo
sophicsi apparatus and library Tie number OF pupils be-
ing limited each student D. twenty Eve dollars per term
NJ extra charges For farther particulars clrcu ars
which can be obtained AZ store oil Broadway, Caters
bookstore Office Of the Protestant Churchman, and Shep
ards bookstore. 1884, Broadway. q 81 Nv