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RICH ENGRAVINGS.
oARpETINGs OIL CLOTHS, &C.

SMITH 4 LOUNsbERRf, fis Pear-sI are asny re-
- riing 10 addition their regular supplies, large lots
~ csrnetings and OIL Cloths, from a1caon, which hey
a. .-iiirg a. prices surprisingly low.
English and American Brussels ana Ispesfy S1gYes
sr5 American hreepy Carpets great variety Of pstern'
rom % 70 lOs per yard English and American super IN
,s Garnet very superior qualify and styles . 70 - Pc,
ys err. hne hne and common Ingram Carpet al wool
IS % 10 - . M, ,-,.,A. 49, a 20 o. ,.s,
80 he greatest variety Of patterns 10 be found IN The ciy
from y 10 10 per yard <,, 49,. .x ..,. -,
-, ~ 80 soa,Ily low SMITH L LOUSSBERY
IsIr,i.s az Pearl-st lopposiie William 81
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~ The Weekly american Miscellany, an inde-
nssasn, paper published at Norridsewoes MAINE cas-
hoisted the Free soil Flag IL spntL.! ,n., zen
a,s,,sd Nv Tuttle 4 Hart at Plsrtsburg, n ms.
handsome sheet, devoted to the cause OF fTee De'
moerscy.
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MECHANICS, HALL, AZ Broadway, between
lIGrand and Bro0me SIS commencing on MONDAf &c
tober g. and continuing every night until farther noice
The original and well-known CHRlSrYS hlNSTRELs,
(Oganzed In 1922 whose concerts In s city for period
of ten months received with such distinguished favor
and patronage have the honor OF announcing 10 me ladies'
and gentlemen Of NewYork and vicinity that they Will
give " their popular concerts Introducing ayanety
OF their original Songs Chorses Characteristic Dances &c
Admission Is cents. Doors open Al 7-concer VIII com
mence al o'clock
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every Saturday, CON.
mencing ats Pm. - -
Under the management ard direction Of P. cHRIsTY.
tfsF
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DUBLIsHtD BY d. APPLETON co 200 Broadw.y
L Hooker's Complete Works, Notes by hehe Vols ~
Palmer on the Church Notes by shop Whillingham
vols -
Frenchs Notes on the PARALLELS ! vol - y
Magee on Aiouement and Sacrifices. vols 90
Pearson's Exposition OF the Greed, vol -
Buuet'- Exposition OF the 80 Articles vol
Burne's h story Of the Reformation, vols 80. 49,
Burners History Of the Reformation, CHIP ed vols " o.
Newmsn's Psrochal Sermons, vols 80.
Bradieys Practical aud Parochlal Sermons - Do
Manning on the Uniy Of the Church. - cis
TAYLOR. EpiscOpacy Asserted and Msiniaibed' ID cts
sh-rlocks Practical Christian, - cts
Wilson. Sacra Pnyaia, complete, - cts
Kip's Double Witness Of he Church, 81
Churton'. Early English Church. Is cts. .,
MARSHAL. Notes on Epis opacy, edld by WsnwnghLsl.
Sutton on the Sacrament Is cts
Hooks Cross OF Christ. 80 cts.
AKempiss Imitation Of Christ, complete, - CTS
Onlby's Lectures on the Church, 81 cts.
Ogilby on Lay Baptism u cts.
Faber on the Doctrine Of Election, 81 IS.
ID Co have for sale very extensive stock OF Epls-
copal WORKS including the Writings Of the old English d.
vines - -,
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THE ARcRIrrCr. VOL. II. NO. 4,

IHE hNOfiI 70 NO11' ~ kSO' =
4 SERIES or DESIGNS for Ornamental Cottages, by
AVN H. Ran ri. price 81 cents per No FIRST volume
bound in CLOTH 81 This work !, the most beautiful ever
published both In iis conception and execution should be
10 the hands OF every person DESTROYS OF ding.
Love IN the Pha ansiery by Victor Henneguin price y.
ceus-This touches on subject which hiss been much
va-ed by opponents Of the adherens Of Fourier and as
such l. worthy Of attention.
The Life OF Gen Zachary Taylor embracing he military
and civil career including the battles Of Pao Aio Resucs
De IA Palma Monterey &c with his letters reference TO
the Presidency which added Biographical Sketch OF
Hon Willard Fillmore s. per hundred-l2, cts copy
Old Zsck SOngster fine collection OF Rough ana Ready
Songs: s. per hundred, 81 apiece.
Letters Of MAJ. Gen Lachery Taylor, with Campaign
Songs Anecdotes &c. e. per hundred. sd apiece.
Also large Life Of Tsylor with cuts, &c price > CTS
Also OF publication Complete History OF me
World by O. c. Hebbe. LID . Nos price - per No.
Stewart on the Lungs the best work on COnsumpuOni
price = For sale wholesale and retail by az ms
DEMITI 8 DAVENPORT. Tribune Bnldlngs. NasssnsL
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The Wbig Electoral Ticket.

Tie nomination of Hon CHARLES +. CLARKE
akserson County for Congress, created vacancy on
n Wig Electoral Ticket which the State Contra!
csrn.Iiee pursuant to authority given by the State
cOurssaon has supplied with the name Of Col JOHN
iRADLF of Brownville, a well known and reliable
rsnd and advocate of TAYLOR and FILLMORE.
IAlb Eve Journal 18th
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=. Rark shannon la Distress-A Turkish
Vessel Arrived.

BOSTON Friday, sept @.
p, British bark shannon, 20 days from Bristol,
nnsyork, with cargo of iron, and 10 pa'sen.
:, vas spoken on the 10Th inst. lat Al lon Gs with
!, ss Of sails spars, &C the crew on short allow
=, .pa part of the passengers sick They had been
Ia 10 burn their small boat spars and water casks
.,os their vctuals. They were supplied with some
-S.op. and water by the Turkish brig Araraf. which
rs,sd here from Constantinople said to be the trst
- tpoyn al this port.
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DANyARD,s PANORAMA HALL, 5
cent Diorama commencing with the
COMMANDMENT or VERA CRUZ


cent DiOrams, commencing with the
COMMANDMENT or VERA CRUZ
by the L nited States forces
This DOrama Ia got up on scale unprecedented In ms
country being upw ard Of 10000 moving mechanical
figures snd he position Of each ship. each regiment and
each battery Of artillery will be faithfully shown to the spec
lsOr that he will be eyewitness OF each successive
maneuver as II actually occurred at the time.
10 is truly a national work native talent alone having
been employed In its construction The drawings are by
officers Of the NewYork Volunteers who went through the
whole Of the campaign the paintings BY New York ar
lists the machinery figures, ships &c by Newly
machns,s and hpbuiders No expense has been spared
bring before the public faithful representation OF the he
roc deeds Of their feowczens both on the ocean and In
the battle. fields Of Mexico
The Hall let until until the lst November for concerts
or respectable exhibition lsrgs fronting Broad
2isTukS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

y Gov. SEWARD addressed large Mass
meeting OF the Wings OF Pennsylvania yesterday at
Whitehall few miles out of Philadelphia. Hon. Id
vARD DARL rNGToN presided, and addresses were made
~ Messrs McMchsel of Philadelphia, Bartholomew OF
Shuylkil Boyer of Montgomery Co. and others The
heartiest enthusiasm was manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

AZ The Northern Iateihgencer, Claremont,
has come out with the Free Soil flag flying at its
mas, head This makes the fifth paper in that state
evo,ed to the advocacy of Free Soil The iHieseno"
b sQi published and edited by Mr. Weber wei! known
the part of the State, as always heretofore
, warm Wing He has been for some years the Pro-
rietor and Editor of the ClarenoH Eagle, the Wing
Ryan for Sullivan County.
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h telegraph 10 the New-YOrk Tribune.
Great Wing Meeting ut salem.

y
=. Wings OF Salem had tremendous meeting
..;,ht numbering some 1000 persons, who were
',....,d BY Hon. RvFUs CHoATE and others. The
,s va. enlivened by the burning Of Bengola lights
,,ou Of rockets and the illumination of the build
=. delegation was present from Boston, and many
= ,iaces
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AMUSEMENTS.
Great MUSICAL FEsTIvAl. At

GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL. AT TaE
VI BROADWAY TABERNACLE. OF MONDAY. Octoe
Der Ists-The Director Of the lsisn Opers Of he Uued
States Of America respectfully announces that hssng n.de
a. arrangement with MAURICE sTRAKOsCH. (Psnsi
OF the Emperor OF Rus.sl the FIRST Grand Mgsics Fe.
rvs OF the Season will 10 given Al the BROADWAY
TABERNACLE. MONDAY EVENING, October :,
sss on which 0cc aston guornA Tu gnors Pico Miss
Norhs. sguor Benedict. Sgnor Naie.iina, siSnor Du-
breul Sgnor Rosi and Mr. Tmm togsher viii The lsrge
" increased Chorus and Orchesrs Of the Italian Opers
Company ard the greater portion Of the performing m-n
Der. o. Tie Phhsrwonc Society. and the entire Ledrr
krsn,y vocal Association, Will appear. The wholr VIII
rn an Orche.trs Of eighty performers and chorus Of
. voices: which vii give, win eject altogether
rcus-d IN this country. the following programme Of popu
AZ md A..cs muse The following Artsts Will compose
the Orchestra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

,U,uRFsHING MACHINE-Fs.re enhanced, and
Il 1-sr- reduc-d Y WARRES'> ale improvement IN The
Power and Threshrg Machine The inventor having
$500 he ss IS years 10 bringing 10 perecu % mis- valuable
$1,000 80 succeeded enabled 10 reduce TIE price
Ia $40 10 $50 placing within The reach Of every agrcul
iurst This great improvement Is unraaaea ~ 'ns on az
bly beng made Of the best ron and steel The Horse
bat feet In length :. II breadth u inches n
100, "a weighs aO0 lbs Tae Thresnng Machine 10 ?.
$50 on foot IN brosd. Z feet nign, and weighs ID be
sr-tshs only So 5. which Il convenient
and portable Al orders addressed 70 'Oh' aUNCh-
.s urrr-r-.t viii receise attention. 80 WIS
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n. ". Wing Nominations.

L7IHh Dis,-Congress; (st. Lawrence and Lewis
Ca) BENJAMIN SQUIRE, Canton.
XIXh Dist Jefferson Coz CHARLES f. CLARKE.
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Failure Of Crops In Nova Scotia.

bDSTON' fIIdyi otVI =,
H,lifsx papers of the 18th state that the Corn
%. Nova Scotia is very light, and that the Wheat is
,s, destroyed. The Dat crop is not heavy, and the
v, Potatoes nearly all destroyed by the rot The
,s crops however, are in a better condition. Much
,,s,rips Is anticipated among the poor settlers.
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- The public most respectfully informed mat me above
exhibition will exhibited few days, when the adyer
User hopes hs friends and the public Ia Brook yn will
psfrOnze the above exhibition IL viii be Of the most
ps.- NJ and Interesting wnessed IN this city Adms
sion IL cent? Schools admitted reasonable terms.
P :. We hope young artist may DO well In BrooE
lyn. and have great that ne VIII be well patron
ized by the friends Of Brooklyn. so 1iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

AsrrREsr STATE NoMISATIoSs.-The Ant
Eat State Convention met at Albany yesterday and
,oainsted John A. Dix Free SoiD for Governor, and
G W. Patterson (Whig) for Lieutenant Governor
rires A Wheaton free SoiD was also nominated for
cnl Commissioner, and Alexander II. Wells (Whig)
h State Prison Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

JAMES G. BIRSEY.-Hon. Jas. Gillespie Brney
Lower Saginaw (also called Portsmouth Mich mas
ndressed letter to Rev Theodore Parker oil Boston
Eating that Gen. Jackson, in common with other
southerners occasionally dealtn the buying and selling
Il negroes The correspondence between Messrs'
iuker and Birney occupies two columns oil the
ssrOn Post and contains many valuable facts about
he selling and treatment OF Slaves at the south MI
hney, according to a correspondent OF the Concord
lsnocrai and Fireman, entertsns as much confidence
iyan Buren, as any of the new converts to the Anu
syery movement though Mr. Hale was his fret choice
snce the last Presidential campaign Mr. Brney has re-
ted from political strife evidently taking but tte
E,erest in what going on in the world around him
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JAMES COLE. Auciioneer.
VALUABLE SOUTH BkOOkLHN PROPER

TlI-POrIuve sale. ~ oTuer OF Nc bFVukIyu FTrt
sursnce Company for the purpose OF closing Their present
business JAMES COLE viii sell al Auction, on TUES
DAY Oct s ~ II O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange,
New-Yors the following valuable building lots. VIZ
Three lots on the wess corner OF Court and Degrs" SIS
IS hy 100 feet.
one lot on the east corner OF Court ard DeSrsw sts
Three lots on Courtsi 81 dining the shove
one gore o on northwest side OF COnrtst 80 Nce norm
east frOm Degrswsi
Two lo,. on southeast side Of CoGu IS feet northeast
FROM DOuglss-st. .o,
Maps of the property are ready 81 the Office q COLI
4 Chiffon, y WasL New Nork, or al IS Fulton-st.
Rynoklvn Term. sale ~ ais
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MEN AND THEIR DISEASES.

nR. X. BOsTWICK's GREAT WORK AND Lee
DTURES on Diseases Of the Genito- nnary Organs,
$50 pages ausro with 81 colored plates which
surpass anything Of the kind seen In this country II
also contains ~ wood engravnRs, and ne "hOe WON as
been got up without ard 70 expense expressly Tor me
medical profession. The suthor practical surgeon OF
eal snd his has been to put into he hands
40 hat he can without searching through book ster book
Ind In this all that known the present DAY about me
rod not be bought 10 Eng and FOR less than SIS Put IN
your library WHAT'S 60 for such work II may Dc mao
Of the author 54 Broadway or Of the puonsne Y ofoso
wAv Also DR. BosTwICE's work on the N.tlre and
Treatment Of class Of Diseases Residing from Improper
Habits with Hints Young Men" u engayngs 81 page
II lie the best WORK Of The kind exianl Prce ~ or sae as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

A NV LINE.-The travel between New York
Nd Philadelphia has become 80 great that though there
NJ row four lines running each way every day yet the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company have lel' the
rce.sity Of placing in connection with the new Jer
W Railroad Company new line upon the route from
ls,ey City 1t will leave the foot OF Cortland street
New York, every morning at six o'clock, commencing
yesterday. and pass through Newark, Ehzaoethto~n'
ke~ Brunswick Trenton and Bristol to Tscony, where
IL Company steamer will be in readiness to proceed
hPhlsdelphia The hour OF leaving both Giles Is inc
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Mhig Committee koom.-The Democrslc
Wing Genera Commiue- have engaged a room a. ~
Broadway No up stairs. which their friends from ne
country invited 10 snend FOR purposes connected WIN
the ensuing election a. u
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RHODE lsLAND.-The Free Soil State Conven-
~ Of this little State met at Providence on the 9Th
"a orssnized by the appointment OF DR.. HIRAM CLKvE
,,,p President and the usual number OF Vices and
,rs.sries The Liberty Party Electors appointed in
gr,h A.t withdrew their names. Joshua Leavitt Rev
n Lovejoy, and Mr. Waters Of Mass severally ad
ts,.ed the Convention The following Electoral Ticket
~ formed
(JOsEPH vEAziE. DIST O. A. sis-oS. Jr
Ifdri q Ls'gt JOHN Oh WOLF Gto. n. CHuEcH
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yEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

=, report Of the Episcopal Convention The Pres.
:, Gov seward in Springfield, &C sc. see Last
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Huuker Nomination.
WARE Co.-Anti.Rent Ticket ::

GA Dir Delaware and Ulster)-LUrHER BurTs OF
Delhi for Congress
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Fkoy The BRITISH PKOvIScEs.-Ihrough the
rtnp,itude Of GunnisOns Express we received carry
st evening by the steamer Senator, papers oil Tues
tg morning from II. John n b.
he Courier OF the sd states that the gram crops III
n Vicinity had been seriously injured by recent rainy
scatter The potato crop also had been very gene,sy
sed by rot and the prospect Of the poor ana settlers
sso depend mostly upon potatoes iof looo, was
SeoCrsging Ia Miramich the gathering OF tne Nies
Aavest had been retarded, and IA some disucts nao
E1ered from rust; but there were scarcely any oOu
tants Of potato rot In several parts oil Ne"iouhoian'
sroshsd appeared. -. 4.s kan de
British vessel the Agenoris, which hso oecn ae
Assd at Ess,por by amatiny OF the crew was assist.
: ea 18th inst by boats crew from the REVENUE 'N
a. under command OF Capt Whitcomo. ,..,
An open boat which was returning 20 81 Ionn lon
Pleasure trip 10 Gage Town, was capszeo anu sun
ssP. NJ 24th inst 10 a squat, snd three young r1en
ere drowned viz Richard Msgee, recently from
eaoin William Fairbanks clerk IN the London house
20 John N Smith clerk in Miss Msgees store Aostt
senipg OF the Albion House chung 70 the top OF 'ne
$40, and was saved by a boat from the shore.
The steamship Hibernia. in 40 hours, from Boston
1nsed Halifax 22d inst and proceeded for Liverpool
70 tnree additional passengers
we learn from Gunnisons express mat tne steamer
s,eSand Hill got in contact on Monday night, IN ~
s,nn River with steamer New Brunswick, and the
S'sr was sunk No lives lost. II was thougn' tne
:. b. would not be raised and would be totai
~ She cos about $4,000. II is said there Is no IN
'3snee 10 this quarter. Boston Advertiser, Sc'n'
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R-PrnctiraI bookkeeping Mr.. c. c MARSH

the ensuing election A. "
R-PrncticaI Book-keepins.-Mr c. {. MARSH.
- Cefar-sl resp cnly informs ne Punc uA u roous
uon from 70 and from oe The course OF Instruction
q thorough and practical the pupil becomes snar non
scua with al the books const ung and aso with
many important mercantile calcu.s1ous There are no
classes every pupil has desk 10 himself and receives sep
srste insrucons Prcspectuses with terms, SC may Be
oosined Al the Rooms, Or .erl % any address ~ ""
" French CIa--e-.-Prof J. P EDWARDS
A. NJ begs inform b.. friends former rup.., and
The public generally that h. has removed 5e Broadway
and hat his FIRST French cass viii commence on Monday
Private lessons given the Professor. house, 81 the
residence 81 pupils
The unique system Of Prof Edward. has received
the coriis commentator Of the distinguished Of
he country and the public are invited to examine the
proofs So 5us
" The New-Jer-ey Water Cure Establish
ment, stusiee % ne OrAnse 49, A. Souh
NewJersey y miles from New OR on NE line Of ne
Morris and Essex Rsilroad-Dr MsEkEs returned from
Germany years since, where he made the WserCur-
hs particular study and hss erected entirely new and
extensive establishment for waercures, upon NE nlost I'M
proved English plan having private bath ssched 70 escn
room The walk, and roads opened through the mountains
very extensive and give view Of the whole surround
ing country, New-York City. SC.
a. o'clock A NJ and P VI arriving Al South Orange IN
about one hour All letters addressed TO Dr. C. H. MEEEER
South Orange n j. VII receive attention SUI
r. Water Cure.-Dr. R 7 TR,LL, who started the
his commoiOus establishment IS Lsghist one door from
s. Johns-pME Bathing with douches, showers &c
each door. Outdoor practice attended TO- Consulia
tons 60 ~ linos'
~ Wigs. Wigs, Wigs,-MEDHuRSr Heard,
importers and manufacturers OF Human HAIR would INFORM
ozsus and strangers that they have hand the largest
the cheapest and the assortment OF wigs scalps half
wigs ioupees brais of long hair, frzetes, rngets and
other ornamental hair which for price ard quality are
uneQused The trade supplied, wholesale and retail y
Maiaen-.ane, New-YOrx q I'm
~ New Rurkwheat. the fret this season and
eXua family Flour from Genesee wheat, fresh ground,
furnished n bags u ~ and - pounds as well "a barrels
aud hafbarres delivered iu part OF the city free Of
expense HECKER BROTHER, Crolon Mills,
- lw ~ Cheuyst
~ Phonotyp pic and Photographic Depot, =
spruce-st ". Y. ls2 lm'l ANDREWS BOYLE
- PhrenoIosists and Publishers, FowLEn
WI Clinton Hall- ISL Nnsssn-s v
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DROF A. BASSET will organize his evening cissses IN
French the 9Th OF October his residence s4 Brosd
way Of ~ snkns A bis classes are limited early
Application 10 advisable. Please call before AN and Il
noon snlU
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DELAWARE Co.-Anti- Rent Ticket;
For CoRgress-ALMIRoN FIToH of Delhi
CorSfy Tredsur1.-JANEs McCuLLocH OF Delhi.
CoronU.-RIcHARD NJ. GooDRIcH OF Hamden
Srptriafendenfs of the POOr.-BURR LYON OF Walton
VIZ MCDONALD OF kortrght GEORGE THOMPSON o
Andes
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DN r. COTTON, -iscfioa aai Con~isstsa Merchant
D-Ssles Room SIC Brosd~sy. Gothic Hsl--Hsvns re-
moved the named rooms is prepared 70
c-ve al kinds OF Cabinet Furniture. Dry Goods Carpets
and articles u every description. cousyn
nent FOR private suction, and make settlements
with his usus prompness he VIII sso buy n preferred
Outdoor sses Ia sny pert n the city suended TO- usual
THIS DAY, SATURDAY, Sept 50.
Alto. O'Clock. al the Auclon Room
FUSNlrVRE-An assortment Of furniture. both new and
second hsnd consisting % sofas shog any and curl maple
chsrs dress snd plain bur.sus double and sins wash
stands beds mattresses Ac Also, avery srge ar general
assortment Of looking glasses Of all Sizes and description
4 50. several dozen curl maple and psin ehsir. Also
dozen wood 30. &c, Also lot Of white toruinre SUIT
ahle for Chambers
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SCHOOLS.

lrRENCU AND ITALIAN.-A gentleman lately
L connected with Yale College a. Instructor OF Modern
Languages wishes give Lessons In mo City In french
and Italian boarding schools private classes Tho best
references will he given Communcs Iiops sent 10 A. ~
box 2t66 Post Office, will be promptly sendedn 81 I'M
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOL.-Prof
began on MONDAY Sept Pupils received al any time
during the quarter George Parker, Principal Classical
mani '' s6 6ws
,I,HE WINTER TERN OF Miss sTuk0ES
L Boarding School for Young Ladies', al stamford, Conn
will commence Nov l. Crculsrs stating terms ana fefu
ences be- had by addressing the Principal or on sppn
cation at Raynors Bookstore, 10 Bowery. - 3tawsw
Two PARENTS AND GuAkDlANs-A clergy
residing la the country, al about 100 miles dnnhoe
from Ne~YOrk will receive Into his family hfee or loof
boys from to u years old, pupils TO whose education
and raining he would give personal attention. Fof nsme
and particulars address Box 2p City Post Office ar1' ,.-od
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
OK GREENE-ST. between Wayerly and Clinton
S.)O places COUTAN will reopen her estsb
lshment the 7h Sept. Young ladies wishing to
Join tho French Spanish Drawing Classes only viii DO
admitted for each OF these branches. su3o Inn
A CAkD.-A lady who has kept q select Ffooch
and English School IN this city for number OF years
wishes teach private families She would give Lessons
al al home French ladies' wishing TO learn English os
American ladies' DESTROYS OF learning French, would End
this favorable opportunity Terms moderate References
and particulars made known application at Ss Bowory
as lw'
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CRENCHANDE ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL

i FOR BOYS, corner Of Eighty sxtbsi and mo Bloom
ingdae Road, Rev = DOUGLASS, Am. Rector
This Institution, which hss been In successful operation
since the time OF It's establishment will be open for tho
cepton Of pupils Monday the 18th " September The
locality unsurpassed by that OF any other school In tho
vicinity Of the city and Il is the desire Of tho Principal 10
the and literary advantages OF the Institution
equal 10 those which Nature has given H. Parents who wish
good school for thcr children are respectfully
requested yst the Institution and examine for hsmsov -
Circulars respecting terms, &c, be obtained al ths
OF Messs Appleton. 30 Broadway au30 Inn