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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

JUDICIAL DIsTRIcrs-The Senate Of oar State
substantially by sparty vote has passed bin di-
vidins this for the choice OF Judges into eight
Districts identical with the old Senate Districts.
save that Richmond is placed in the Second instead
Of the First Distrcshe Sixth being left TO stretch
from Chensngo and Broome to Csttarsugus This
is very incoavenient and unfair, and We hope will
not be insisted on. For the day Of Elecnng Judges
the fourth Tuesday in May is designated. Sumo
gates and Coanty Judges are TO be chosen at the
same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

II The MorSrAisxER, Capt. Fraser, with the
Housstonic passengers from Albany arrived ct her
wharf saturday htle After o'clock. or in tribe
over 10 hours from Albany The ancient terTors Of
Winter journey to from Albany entirely dissipa
ted. 4; simple fair days work with comfortable
warmth. good living and an agreeable alienation from
steamboat % cars.
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The Late Duel at Paris.

TO he Editor Of The TrtbGa>'
Allow me 10 call your attention 10 an affair OF
honor inst lately came OF between two American gen
,iemeu. near Paris on the I'd Of January.
From private and crediiabe authority, learn that
duel there took place between Hon Eugene Msnvers and
Edward g. Rutherford in which the latter was instantly
killed, and the former severely wounded. The cause
/. not learned Mr. Manyers nrst shot through his
right srm-the pistol fell 10 the ground, and with me
most unrivaled coolness ne picked up the weapon with
hi. q hand and sho his adversary through the heart
with his len hand
NJ Rutherford leaves a wife 10 whom he had been
married but six weeks Mr. N. 10 unmarried. and has
none bu. distant relatives Il s thought he will not re
cover from the injury be Is otherwise far advanced IN
pulmonary consumption.
The papers OF France contain nothing OF the sfsir-
having, il is presumed been paid TO be silent.
Yours truly, j. A. w.
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DISPATCHES FOE TEE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElE Q X ~
,yw.YoRK LEGIsLATURH.
sESATE..-.sATuE3Av- FEB. y Ell

SENATE. .SATuz-AV Feo- - L-f'-
The Senate in Committee OF the " noe ''oA y
the bin for the appointment Of Commissioners o.
,he Code The section discussed "as ihat aiio"-
inc i. Commissioners TO appoint Clerss Al com
p.nsstion not exceeding 600 per am Ia eaGn.
This amendment wss the cause o. 4 'eNs
d.hsts bat was finally adopted
IT, Question then REQUIRED 70 the section o. tns
bill fixing the yearly compensation OF the O'l'iH'''
sioners ii, - o,a ,,,ss lost
Mr. T,LcoTT moved that 5000 and ua'ei'1e
fees be substituted -, ,,,,o.i.
The question was not taken on the las' p''t'
ton prior 70 the adjournment OF the oeuA
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. WRIGHT reported Bill, pursuant 70 o'uei,
N hermit Railroads TO carry certain articles Tree o.
toll for the resf Of the poor Of Europe. Engrossed
for third reading cs-.-.;.,..
No question was taken II -. =
Tho bill 10 exempt property from toll. coming oy
Railroads and designed for the poor Of Ireland was
passed. Ayes d.
Nothing else Of moment trsnspired previous to ad-
jounment ,.... l..
The SPraKER announced that q subscription Inst
sr the relief Of the poor Of urope had been placed
on his desk. and invited the attention oi members
thereto
A handsome subscription has already been rais'
ed ia the Senate and the House. The RELIEF meet
ing last night was well attended. Ooy. ioON'
presided. An Executive Committee and Com
mittee 10 prepare an address and receive subscnp
lions Of money, food and clothing were appointed
Chancellor WALwoRTH. IRA HARRIS and JohN
VAS BUREs spoke
The Hutchinsons sing here on the 9th inst
MAKKErs-Litte doing in Flour. Sales. small lou
az 6ot86a. stree, Grain is not well to-day. Corn
/ D.~Ta = r
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DIED.

On Sunday uornins the 18th met ANDREW BEN
NETT aged ~ years. ,,..,sui
The relatives and friends Of the family are Fespeet'u
~ invited 70 stssnd biz funeral from hs ae rSssa
IA S.lHvsnst AZ O'Clock p NJ on Monday tne l2tn ns
0p,Sunday. l.,h instant, JAMES r. COhhfb' asea
"A, friends are respectfully invited 10 attend ms ans
raj 70, o'clock this day at the resoencs VI H.
On saturday morning st one o'clock Of eongssuon
., -, mes sfter an illness OF four weeks EpWAhD
HENRY. only child Of Henry j. snd 'uieus W. nay
mond aged one year and nine months
The funeral vii take place this afternoon as O'Clock
,,o, bs fshers residence l07 West Thrtcenthst The
friends OF the family are invited to .tsend- =.
On Friday evening FEB ~ 20 chs,,s. p,.es IN
Cornelius CornweN, and dAugnIs' vi S""''' i'' ~
the 20th year Of her age ,,x,.a
The friends and scqaainsxnces are respecgay invited
n attend he funeral without farther nouce on fue:dsy
ls.h in', at os.G.s = and Rirnsson sts l,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

FROM RIQ.-There were three arrivals from Rio
De Jansro yesterday the latest Of which TO the I'D
Of December. We learn no news OF political import
ace BY them. N. Q. Delta, 9th.
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vwhy don't Mr. LIS Dentist toll her ihsi "''e
yellow ,eeh and offensive Dream OF nsfse" '"s go
,.,ah, d. ,emsdied by using % cent bon Of JOINT,
me- 80 Paste, II makes the teeth whine, si''
80 ,,,.h makes the breath sweet q sna eosh y
ne, ,so ,.b,lngs Sold only In se~'fofH " '] ''''
l2f cod -. -,
s..,., s.ssarIaLLA-f5e report Of the Brii,'1 roo'
,.. commissioners for 1913 states that N certain
. ,.,,,, and scrofala constantly pfs'sh.
.,ox that ~ this country the Pyrennesn ss'' y"
-. ...r but .croflIa until within few yes,
prevseu, here probably IN any county " ..s
,o ,hs change naJ be siribuod 70 The ssae'
- s.,..o.r,lI, a. a remedy; and Il would no' y
-. =. ,oo much TO Say that The preparation sn'"h
-. s~,a,ay,Ea hes contributed more than saJ o.
s.,,.,p his terrible seoarge. iu popularity, gfolD'
- ,h 80, Of all evidence, eouriless tssiimouiss
tciency, steadily incrsasss
Prepared and cold, wholesale and RETAIL ~ -
s,uns Wholesale Druggists, 100 Futcu-st eofrxx q,
yv,.n at rs Brood way and n East Bro.cs y ~, :.
Yors- Sold also ey pfosgss rsnsfsyb oa,a,ssssrb
BEAUTY 40 FlssIos.-Ths forehead barely ss.s
,.1h b., or neatly and boldly exposed, are -
tny .rks OF the cordiron Of life OF The we1fefs t.e
or IN GOOD OF bad Of the age ferfsa< Ter
,sr r,sssss Of individuals sdhefe more or Zee s,n
o,igin Notwithstanding the advantages o. .sss ~
mePcia! or mechanical opulepoe potnesh ,s,.gss u
early snd y = ony sy s's so sss gss Z
.ssndsu:s of he opuen! bos, shake o. me .eoses
OF thesr ensayed predecessos Tns Iizn sI
iorsssss 70 he very eyes psbs.n osn az -
How fortunate IL Is for such dsngaf o,sf ssf1fe
strdes OF chemical science have uiunpn be sss
- oser 10 eyery one either male 90 iems~ "a ssfs>
sns uncovered forehead, denosins Issas Ps-<
n S 81 using Dr.. Fe Gewrsf. ss ss,, % rss
Sbt<. tor ersde.ing all saperhsoas mar n,oois cs y
,rh~re situated or how deeply seated LbS p,,ys vbr'
viii be furnished 81 the only once o. ne AZ sso&6s
a. ale IN Wsiker ct hrst store fhVA ~ ~
Agency for Bslchelon Liquid hsif pys'
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rys B. McGorda. a sober and honest young
stone cutter Of Albany aged o. after vainly seek
ing employment for some time, became discourag-
ed and melancholy, and finally cut his throat fatally
on Thursday last. leaving widowed mother to de
plore his loss 1t Will sometime be asked who is to
blame when healthy, skilful. willing young man
il driven by poverty and want Of work to selfdes
traction and the answer OF Cain 10 the demand .or
his brother will not be deemed sufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

~ That sudacious MericaR Senate. as viii be
seen has filed the measure OF its indignites Mr.
Folks organ-grinder by turning him out OF its pre-
cincts. We shall see. when we receive his paper
today whether Mr.. Richie bears gentle hint that
he is strayins from the path OF duty as patiently as
he would have others.
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Business Notices.

The TEACHERS AND Pupils ADvocATz.-Is 80
number OF this interesting semi monthly pspH ~ ,
sustsins the popularity which has acquired to- u"
wide circulation among pupils 10 the cities Of Psis
delpha. New.York Boston and baltimore fnes'
cents per annum, 10 be- had OF the agent v. b Palmer
NV r. PALaEn 10 the authorized axs1s sna - e.,
receiving Subscriptions and sdyertiseme ra - ~ 4,
best papers " the country, far and neal, o. ~
New-Yorh, Boston, Philadelphia and bnnn"
agency 10 New-Yors 10 In The Tribune building p
~ Prepared Chalk looks ofrbls On 10y
should something that would give her :, =,
nslpr. white ook-hte. like, yet bssaufal soes !.
,iel, /. Jons.'s spanish Lilly white, which so'sa'
elears the skin Sold only In NewYors 81 q oas'''
III cod
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MONTE VIDEo.-The U. 6. brig Brainbridgc ar
rived at Rio on the llth uumo from Monte Vdeo
which she lett on the 10Th November She brought mel
Their papers correspondence as the J0Hat 40 Co.
Cured between the benigerents in that quarter 81.
m o. Times. 9Th.
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~ HENRY T. GARRETT Esq, Wing who had
been nominated for Congress in the With District
Of Virginia, has withdrawn from the canvass on
account of illhealth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. H-5P. N.
New.Orleans papers Of the 18th inst. have come
10 hand by this afternoons mail. No news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

MAEKYrs.-Liitle doing in Flour. sales small lois
&c 62ia69; street Grain is not 80 well today Corn'
sOas3 ct. RYE 81, Barley 62s d65 eta Oats 30 cis
So. ooo bushels Indian Com opening Canal 20 cts
for IS punds 1000 do in Il days a, ~ ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

Ey Mr.. PoLK's new War Message will reach
us by to-dsy's Southern Nail and II it be worth the
trouble will be issued forthwith In our Evening
Edition or an Extra We apprehend. however,
that il will be made UP Of words mainly.
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TO FEMALES

.Ra FAKFR's FEMALE sTRErGfHENiNG SYRUP.
WIS VALUABLE SYRUP 10 prepared from ne re-
! epe Of Mrs p BAKER, lSdy now ~ years on aye.
she ha n.-d Il m family sud IN thousands Of oh-fs oi
he Last ~ y-sr. and b. no case has u ever tal-i ~ shs
r-i-f equrnl y -feong even snsf the aiisndu
h-d given MP all hope " recovery lts ore ~
hr beet medicine. exant Tor female we.hn-s- ir-suNr
res and all % ~ complains peculiar 20 heh sex Hlr
,mro,i OF tsreaftr vegetable Ingredients MS proper
lie. of hitch In harmony I'm each oler snd me laws
of Naiur-; renovatirg the sYslem snd impHung toLe
strength ad vigor both body and mind itis oDe % the
YER; beat pre- ions for coughs and All DINER Complains
DeaTing .ymDiours OF consur ption. 81,
10 bringing this srice e'ore the public We 90 90 WIZ
The uno.i hdeuce, tno~ng every ngrs dent SUD tnr
adrna prnpert OF the TO h. The very best KNOWN
, iii fama complaints IL has decided advantage over
anything Of The airc before offered to h- pubic ~
as are extracted uithoui beat hence you have al h-
active properties OF tbs ingredients A. no poon OF ns
,ue. have escaf@I In v-por by boiling II IL prepared
IN small quantities and offer. consequently yod have
e.h AID active article; not one bae Cd up BY sc9ho ns
Eject # which O excite the y.ien Tor snof hr, ~
-vtutuav leaves he patent In worse CONDITION nah sne
vyas before taxing H. This article Ia no hunnug nor 10
chespiy prepared medicine. got To sell Tor me m
attn of fy pary dol speaks Tor Itself sni neea'
moi he pus Of hired newspapers and gedsed nsnao ~
htil stands on s own Intrinsic mers We say nv w. hno
Il Il. effects perfectly ssilsiscsory me mo"ey y"
be returned. ,..,, ,,osp,p,urp .,
hs B6tsuc Medicine Store, ~ Broadway, N l. snu d.
no other place Ia this city. 49,, ,,.,,. ~, a.
Balso constantly on hard and Tor sale whoesas o..
retail complete assortment Of Botanic msdlel..s ~
crude and compound Physicians 'uppned on w ~
-aasnrsh's
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WAehl ~ iuN
CHOCKERY STORE,
wholesale anO RETAIL AT
NO. i3S WIi.lIAM-sT.. opposite ihe " Ne-


NO. i3S WIi.ILAN-ST. opposite jhe " W 'S""s
IN ton Stores "a door below futon-st.
hs having been time past largely
sssed in the CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE
bushes at WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
sve arrangements for furnishing families and those com
mencing Housekeeping with goods IN his line aud he Is
enabled 10 sell goods lower rates than those engaged
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, m consequence OF ~,
large and frequent importatiUns for his WHOLESALE
EI'SINFsS The location of the establishment OF the
suhscrber being such that he pays low rent and curs
moderate expenses enables him 70 carry out his intention
az furnishing his wares az REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber designs selling good articles and without
an enumeration OF hs styles of French China Dinner aud
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea and
Coffee Sets. Toilet IN great variety. solar Lamps
Vases GlraudOics, Mautel Ornaments Fancy Goods Cut
aud Plain Glass 0nd common goods &c. &C would SOY 90
all m that he promises 90 convince them, they VI
favor hm with call that they purchase goods Al h'
es,ablishment on much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
staRErAIL STORE but should tins not be deemed an in
ducement. he would solicit patronage upon the eonne
oAerins Tor their inspection an unusually LARGE AM
VNRIt ALFD STOCk, from which selections car 10
made that will give entire satisfaction. Hotels, ships a'
steamboats, furnished
Goods Zee of expense % nl parts Of The city,
.to,Itf GEORGE NJ. CLAP.
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sARsAPARILLA SYRUP,

ONLY g. "a. PER BOTrLE-Contnnin a iu.i ~lsi I.
tt--if0 forfeited Do Dr. lAAN~s >arsaralia syrup =
49, a. y,oi n nor superior 20 any sold and The very d. =
urifer of the biood-waranfcd free from any teks
pr mineral no SON To preserve hcath purity the blood
r. re..ora health the blood must be- purified, aud ihe
cheapest the safest and most speedy way 10 aceonP
ths Is hi great alternative medicine ana l, .
10 s warranted almost every case N disease 10y
which 10 is recommended or the money VIII be- reunuta
80 KIM. evil ergsipas scad-head. cancer, obstinate
Ulcers liver complaints dizziness INA the head rapiatinn
III the heart ricketts, salt rheum. palsey, dfspep-iA
rleumatism. asthma and AT diseases arsins from an l
pure state OF the blood or habit OF system
Persons using this syrup ran have medical attention
given them az the principal ohce, free OF charge, ant
where reference will be given 20 respectable persons pa
have been recently cured Of cancer scroiua dyspepsia
darrha dizziness In the head. colds. coughs, hFer com
pains m the side. back and breast sore mouths
nervous disease general debility, and IN one case con
vsians in this CITY a. ncurable The Syrup : care
fgy packed n boxes containing six bottles TOT - a'
cent 10 any part Of The United states sold az ne pncl
pal office Il Grand-st y y SO B0wery, and II Fulton
. y Y 81 lhlcvu
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SCHOOLS.
HENRY-sT. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

II p ". ~ ~. 49, S.sirred 20 80 p
THIS INSTITUTION ~ Henry-st Is sboel sheie
ply the eastern portion q The city vi. asbv fitted
PuPs WI Ds or for commercial pur.os
The Fall term will commence Agsust % tbsrxsd on y
after 4 portion o. the term has elsP'70'
Psrepts who are DESTROYS Of hndins go ~
respectfully invited 70 es .oros Of The following gen
or % make personal inquiry VI
femeu - a.. IT n PRECEDENT Coiunbis
Coless rTsylor Lewis Prof. Greek, New-folk Iniyer
w, Rev John MeviokaT, ID Prof M9r. PM p, 20 -
so..-' 49, Ferrs ID d. lC5 Fast Broadway Rev W ,
nhtef5-o5t 81 Amity-.t. Rev {. S0mmers, p Msdi
Rey Beni J. Insight. D. D.. Rev j = Schroeder
~ n. Pev J NJ Forbes ID D.. Rev. Charles Heynoids
Rev Lot Jones' John O0ihout, ESQ. Pres Bank OF Nv
Work a D Paterson, Esq. Editor Anslo-Amenc.n -
~ N AL SAINT Church. &c. Nc. - frpu
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LADIES' SCHOOL.

Mrs BAILfl WI reopen Der InsItuIIo" TT IH5 To
.lception Of
on Tuesday the 7h Of September Parents are
10 enter heir ahters punctuay a. the classes M me
ensuing viii then b. Organized ne e-ioi --
% lorfents are under the direction Of highly com
DeteTi Gentleman no has bad great experience ln lne
instruction Of Young ladies assisted by eminent tar
III the.e and other departments The discipline, nsirucs
ton course OF study pursued, and lectures secure
matte and accomplished education while the Utmost c.
III aieD oinculcsfe Kind and able manners ana - f,
,ofe superior literary aftannenfs The school ana NJ
citation rooms are furnished with Charts. Maps OoS-. ~
ci,t piIosauh cal Apparatus. with diagram JOY nr
-Si. - accom- and Geometry. The best lustrctors
are endowed FOR the French language when = isl.hl
80 ~ nj The easses Terms and farther laIilcn' af-
- IL ,scerfsiued bg application 90 Mrs bAiLEl' a.
ber re.,derce 10 Cauoil-piace. Beecker-si
ANIL NASA~at
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compENp OF AGRICULTURE.

ny AIIEN-Ile cheapest ana most Nn-AA..'
d. f1r farmer ever printed being complete GUIDE
f-eoufaning concise and plainly written exposition
- b ererai duties pertain the cultivation Of The
Farfh the breeding Of Live stock, &c. &c.
e5- an r1n some idea Of what Dr. j. going o buy
f he fact fhaf This work treats. in PLAIN pletc
manner Of upward " oO0 different subjects important 70
.-rfrrst 10 als1 touches Geology Chem sfrf 'oaI
ANTONY Physiology and Mechanic o. applicable 10 AZ
ucuIfurc .., . ID. t
Tins book contains 90 pages beautifully bound in cI %
gilt suitable for library lf would be- rnsI NitriD.
premium flr distribution among Azriruiiif 80 tit W
which and o the trade. liberal discount would - aAe
p--. o-ig Il Por 49, bv e. ". SANTON,
III r. eO5 Broadway. New-l ork-
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sycoSp BOARD
MARINE JOU X y A l. .
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Paokct-ship Moniezuma, Lowber' Liverpool Aufus H.
Tndse TO II Marshall 800,
ship Clenmorc Clark. Liverpool, 18th inst, mdse 70
Richardson Watson Go.
10 Durham Dimon.
Br brig Ganymede Foy, Windsor ~, 10 d. plaster 70
Soule. Whitney a Co. -
Bris Maria Perkins. Chase, Piciou Ms 70 de, coal 10
Stalks w Lewis.
schr Seguine, Cole Baltimore d. houf 10 JoNH''"
Lowden.
schr Oregon Hawthorn. Philadelphia, days
Schr Bent, Means, Cheryhelo, a. lumber TO
Smith BOynton.
schr WIN pope Foster, Machias, ds, lumber.
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eI-ArEn ALsATA WARE.

..PALpING WATT - Broadway, have rec-l,rd y
- he sls arrivals general sssorm-ns on fl-l7. ~
Ware consisting uf fofhs pool'l 49,. q 49,,
a. london psefus. which sg- universally pfv.rl m
sngsed ia sf- tor ne nfs VINE ou-f-a ~ re Ni
- 49, ThsV 40 have a. extensive sssofirens y
yood. pI.et la lie best manner up % onlsn pH@ 81
G-rmsb syer Ell ~ rea-Jnah.e prices and "rftl-1'.
r. cs re.-tuhi.nce which his plard ware p-af. y -
w. M, 5ns.iiity and chrsyness hen compared Via
h. Va. superiority ~srcs psse1 upon cop
or ha. ~. estabs IL general lsc 10 i-hcs "
S.rr-'- A. trgIGgd srt commend II 10 lheisyornbir
slI-ulion Of he people of MS e04n1f, -,-.-- -
sD.ltiug Wsa rigid and repisle eandolsDf.s' srsn'
49,. $50. r.nti@.t.cks urns. cssi0rs spo01s f'fEs
Le 40 Is- uoss p.smsueo and besa1i1l si{.e s1e 5r
- - --~~' t-i7 8uespf
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MERCHANT TABOR.

INRANClS "A McELROl Gate with NM. T. JsNNiNe,
Co Of Broadweyl hess 10 announce to ms friends aud
the public that he has opened the store 30 broadway, two
doors above Nm. T. Jennings Cos for The purpose Of
carrying the merchant tailoring business m all ii.
branches all times he will have hand the best and
most fashionable read made garments and viii attend
puncualy 20 any custom work ms old customers the
public may favor him with Purchasing ms goods ips cash
he will be able 90 sell low any other establishment
and he hopes by integrity and attention 90 busines
10 the many aNois he mas heretofore received
~ SHIRTS. stocks and hosiery OF all descriptions
90 hand lm'
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DANCING.

DODWOKTH, 40 BIoorne-st. near BroadWay.-iAe
n. classes for the ensuing season VIII commence Oh
Tuesday. Oct. j. 49,. . 5....t, 4
ID de-minz n unnecessary 10 enter INTO deihl'u
rtr al the advantages Of his school, or ~ As o""
yal6eaon. would simply state that be teaches All the
dances 81 the present day ana those IN pioiei
Tuesdav and Saturday half past Tor ladies' ana chi-
rem Tuesday and Friday AZ hali-pastl for gentlemen
~1irees twice month, confined entirely 10 me pnps
Private lessons n any not occupied BY the chss
ia waltz na the Polka edOwa or any OF the rev oaNlf
D." ..lc.'ies ,,r families attended 81 3mlsip
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BOOK TRADE,
TO ENGINEERS.
CONTRACTORS AID SURVEYORS.
IN yngtn1er g. Coafrlrfor'f and hHrrfgor's fScstf
~ L.

I15ic-f9ot
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Dbinduz with gilt edge Published By Huntington
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The above work comprises Losarifhns OF NufpeIs
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Tsnzsnfs. the Traverse Table, and iuil ana rhe'tl
.af I'll tables exhibiting new the nuaoeI q
ys-ds contained IN any emhaukneuf ~ cutting al l-l
~ b,se IN oue Of sides usual in practice BESIDE ,.r.-
r-ns -abies the work com rises y PAGES more oi u
-s.or Tsbie. Weirhfs Of Iron. strength oi 4laefA-
Eorruas Disgrsus &c for laying out kallf9-d- s-1
~ Curres much of which has never before been oHeIe1
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