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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
Domestic Ports.
FROM our CORRESPONDENT.

PWLADEIPHIA Sep, ll-Au ship Kalamazoo. Foulke LIVER
l,hen Yeuns cav io Captain Roser- Howes DO. Ancca
Trrisy salem schr. Rogg Miller Boston, Edward Hir
Conndas Boy e Boston, Eza Warren Chelsea Haose; Mare
Fleming ccoa Pro'deaee GARDENS ooc.er Boston Han
Cousins, Do Jsne ka Morton Boston James ad Weaver Ne"
port kdw%d. Lopsi s,Fnsea. M9n ,. Mslny'e pro
c5 sh'r. Louise Mare Brem Menche. BALTIMORE Juni.ia
good Boston Commodu. Bayey Do, schu Mana emme Corson
Nioki Cadena- cpcker Boston: Jane hla Morton Do VIM
Henry NAV Providence Virginia Hearon Wilmington sc Blena
Vista Bck d. Are4us Wheeler. Boston; Reeves, Reeves
Providence James Hand Weaver Niofk Sarah Jane Seward
Brighton Edwsrd., Lopez Brooklyn Hall Cousins Boz
ton' OHIO, Luntenger BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE sept -Arr barks Baltimore Fry Jsneno
wynan. Dill. Boston; Mon'ezumat smith, Philadelphia on-s Ere
Gunby Ro Janero Helen, COLLINS Havana; ADELAIDE Ree,
Georgetown Sailed bugs Napoleon Kelley Corr Anel Ans sa
Barn. Sept AR brs Albion Cooper Gae, Georgetown
BFLfAsI sepe~A2r 5rs HsTe slu'e Philadelphia
BOSTON sept loAu baik ssphde chonie Newport W. BEN
Coborn. Lancet Thbrook add WIN MG,es, Hohbou fhaie
~ poufon creen.u Calais scr. Pacific Gilman JeIene Peru
lev - Abauy Loland Haeti and ABBOT; Lawrence Allen.
Niork Citizen Hale Portland ieesmphed brig Lon IN sy na
EAsT MACHIAs ptt-Arf hn Geo Evans, snd WIN Pope
FAST THoMAsroN tAr sehu Eliza jane Spear Niorki
HTT0WEIL. septs~hrr .chr Pawtuctei orrnsbee NYoA
NORFOLK septs-Blfs onoa risy Oh Point s-hf' William,
New Bedford Eila Ann Dsb.ow. Nlofk. .,
PORTSMOUTH Sept AR ship for'ude, Lbeey, CadH CIc'
0' Aas9,s2ff s B,ey r9a ,i z sp.r Richmond ,r
CroveA Baltimore Trader Bangor Reform and ATLANTA
Foreign Ports.
Al Havana knsman. kinsnan. for Niok, fh
a,t Shss Ds,ens Bsy 90 90 h u shP Aasasr Assas, I'm
Jones. Do bags Mara, smith fro ce hhr' btrf foran'
MAnssns, about lst VII bnss Norman Leach for Nioh,
is,s Capt John, Bell. I'm and for do.
At Msan1a s5h ah baf1s Zaia, TopA, for CoWes d. II
A, csricas. ga slt ors Nela1ro Nichols. for NYoh. dg
A, Nassau NJ about ssh nil brig rerss, Dorrie NYors
Qaeb-c, 9th INST bark Lord ssnion, Walsh Nlors
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

CuSARD LI~E-SaNs from Lioerpooi ceeky;
,gROrA Capt lorr 700 NeTiofk sat >@lt
AMERICA ...... Jrpxfss Pr Esfoa-.- Sat sgt
Ocvs~ SIN Nav Cos LISE-Fr0n BrensH 4 N7fihmpiHi
gEaNANN Capt Cfarra,s fof i'ft Wed sep ~
Inc Cd. Steamer. .-. BREMEN sIrag tie ith. and
sflIAAMFIOS the 4h ol f~ u1u Wien To 4'A ias 'h
ss1dsy The dsl Of saii-s MI " tls4lstl
INpYfENDESr LrNEs-FyOm LiroPo0i;
SARAH Cap Tsos''os NeN fohioe' "o' ~
From HGprf.
rsnED slAILs. Cart H..E,Ia Tor NeH ilft sat sept
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.
,Iarke,-~....cA CAREFULLY RsroAreO ros THe TsIsVss

BIZ BecotPiof % ground ~ Br1ome and Sorf1k
s7l10 20 Of nd HTisons .sr7s. sll bouse
M go spr -5Kioo sf75o 3d. Pr and stanton 81
llxsf. s4.f0o
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GRAND PANORAMA or
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
TAYLoR's BATTLES IN MEXICO,

rI'HlS PANORAMA represents 10 the most natural man
ner the marches encanpmens and all the stirring Incl
dents ~
TAYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with views Of the country cities NC NC
nj, the largest and beautiful painting In the world
Exhibited every night At o'clock, afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al 3 o'cloch at The NJ
NERVA ROOMS, 100 Broadway. Admission 15c,s schools
admitted reasonable terms. SHERMAN IouSEf,
an2sf6s Proprelers.
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spoken. &c.

Aur u.s. Eastern # Jamaica bearing sW W miles, brE
shivrnui. iot. in Nlork Dor Kingston. Jam
at long gls'zci packet ship Isaac Wright,
ln NlofA Dor Liverpool
Aas - Iouras ENE miles, passed sp Alexandra. of
and W Biofe Nocan,; AMI ship reported Mhnehvsief Of
halt ruOrr also bound ont Of the Gull
Avg 81 tJi "a, long 70, bark k1sbet ), in Philadelphia or
Havana.
Sept Dat b. hong l6 brig >oliana Doadsou in Nofcaus ga
Boston. and date. Oh Cape Hsierss, % days ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

'I'sBEkNACLE.-THEL LAST WEEK, POSITIVE
] LN-Ihe NOR AVIAN SINGERS, yra eul for the lib-
era patronage they have received from the citizens OF New
York would respectfully Inform them that they WI have
the honor of giving Eve more VOCAL AND lNsTRl MEN
TAI CONCER during the present week, commencing
fths) TUESDAY EVENING and which viii positively be
The last prior To their departure from the cy which o'ca
sion choice and select Programme will be presented when
they hope meet that which has attended 'htf 81
forIs IN Paris London and IN all lhe principal ces OF tu'
rope
Tickets 50cts each to had At thu principal Music stores
and the door the evening Of the Concert Doors open
att To commence at o'clock. ~ u
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xXrANTED-A situation by respectable young wouon
w o do fte general homework 81 small family -le l.
go, an COOK ard exc-en washer and ironer. having
had several Nperence Can produce good reference
Call " ROsest the hfs foor Can be seen for three
-. sl1 L.
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THE ANTEDrLUvIAN WORLD.
DESIGNED By THf CELEBRATED
JDHN MARTIN n l.

DESIGNED ~ THf ctitbkAltD
JOHN MARTIN, h. l..
THE PAINTER OF BELSHALLEkS FEAST, Tue
I Fall If Nnsvah, Illustrative of Milton. 800
These representations have been executed IN Rome ~lnn
the last fifteen months by and under the direction Of Mr.
CHARLES MERrIN assisted by the best Italian painters
Music will be selected and arranged expressly Tor these
representations by -
HENRI HERR
executed upon the PsnotOTte and Hafmonicon ny inc
distinguished Professor
go, p.A. el2 lri-u-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Cs,- To Denisf-.The members Of the dental probes
sion are hereby notified that the yearly meeting " the So
cety o Dental Surgeons of the State of New fofk VIII be
held n Of The College Of Pharmacy. al Broad
WAY on Tuesdsy morning Sept L., 1913 Commencing 81
10 O'Clock Pfaccing Dentists and Physicians are res
pectfuy invited 10 attend. By order,
T. @. AMBLER, Secretary.
n B-Cories Of the Constitution and Bylaws be had
Oh application the Secretary, AMBER = Pafkplsce,
N 81 5tiss
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NATIONAL. MINIATURE GALLERY.

T. WHITE LATE ] X. CLARK al BROADWAY.
,HS GALLERY Is the oldest most extensive, and fash
onabe in United States and contains 600 Ds
suerreoype Minis from e Of nearly all eminent
men The pub invited 10 visit this collection and ex-
anime beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean Art
In m. world eu26 imisus
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WINDOW SHADES

ru,uF LARGEST and choicest stock IN world at the
1 l1,ge.t market prices CIT cOni-es, paper hangine.
rord ts-se. hrssss, &c. Parties before purchasing VI"
nieas- cal al BARTOLs, 10 and IN Niam-st sl<ll
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THE LAST WEEK.

DANyARD's NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country OF
twenythres hundred mes being by far the largest paint
ing In the world and Of the largest Rivers the Globe ex
tending more than twenty degrees Of Latitude Open every
evening at Panorama Hall, 500 Broadway adjoining Nib
lo's Garden. 80
Admission 50 cents; children half price Panorama will
commence moving at O'Clock.
Afternoon performances Wednesdays and ssurdaysa'
4 o,clock jy3l
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sixth WEEK CONTINUED SuccEss.-soceiy Library
- Rooms 1913 Brosowsy-The Original aud celebrated
CAMPBFLLs MINSrRELS. under the direction oi "
A Kimberley the oldest Band m the United states haVe
the honor Ia announce that consequence of the Immense
success which has attended their efforts the past i've weeks
fbev viii have the pleasure OF continuing their lnmitable
and highly popular musical entertainments every evening
This week Introducing each Concert full programme oi
their most popular pieces including the celebrated Statue
Dance and Highland Fling, by Mr.. Luke West Doors
open At 7-commence al precisely Admission - cents
N R-Oo SATURDAY AFTERNOON, for the conven-
ence OF families there will he performance, commencing
AT 3 clock Admission - cts-chldren half Price. oil
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CUEAP CARPETING-.-R

CHEAP CARPETINc-.-R Ian RENSss -
NCsns.t bAs IIsf received from anetion spienaa -
.,,,r-rp ~ Eru-.-- Spiy, ingram and Nenruan carpet
ms WHICH he IA. resolved "a sell Al Prices ell drse
The Attention Of purchasers Also oil cloths. drlgee -sA
- 49, x.inio,v shades. &c &c Pef-ons ~lo "sn %
co,.i ib-,r own advantage, viii call al q Cs8alsI
sl9lwDkliN.
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THIS Tuesday tNfNlNNf. al b cltck.
ICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE, with X q. PAIGE ~ prn-
cpa Tenor Gal. Orchestra and Chorus Free to subsc0-
ber, and all who accompanied the Institute on ihei ae eN
curson
Single tickets ., Yearly tickets to all the perform
Of Tho Institute from sept isi5. 20 sept ls'9 One
Dollar esch-for sale al the Music stores.
Al I'D! O'Clock the Institute VIII adjourn when me room
Will be cleared the OF those 10 wish 70 avail them
selves Of the services of Dodworhs CoiiOn Band until -
ocock -Four thousand tickets only viii be ssued, 80 thai
a crowd will be impossible the Garden Is capable Of &C
commodstng 1900 persons. II. MElOs, Pn9clpal
- itsg Sos Broadway
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ON LAMPS WILL NOT ExPLODE-A cam

" pheue lamp Il Is said caused he greal hfe IN broOAy
People Will be told more than once mat spirit. ui
mrpenue will not explode when IRE and lOss OF life oc
cur almost daily from It's Our Miniature solar Lamps
burning OIL costing but 3 cents per gallon VIII give more
shf In proportion the expense, while As free rom
smoke as smell. Try H. ENDlCOrT SUMNER,
Warranted In all cases 464 Broadway and 10 kfn-si.
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by &C. KEMP, Aae;iooeer.

sr,,x oil, C,st~yr MASS declining The business sod
removing from me ciiy. CONSISTING Of geoerA soen'
4 au!ture the furniture % the iamuy con-
sn. of ,of<s ~ shosnny chss hurcacs tsoes. various
kinds, looking glasses. lsrge ocfsshionei s1epVai"'
clb- clocks, rocking chairs htdsiesds. Arps &C &C
Also LOT Il boosbnders too.s The whole 70 &c sou
without reserve
Al 10 ococs, Al Nassau Ct opposite te custom 1888
EXTENSIVE AND PERsNFrokS TgADf SALE % fNts
U,>Si~cS By catalogue, months credit for a.! suuis
over sloo FOR satisfactory endorsed paper A very srse
% PAPER Haneinss and Borders comprising besuui ss
OF fine snd hi hccsi goods Of the very beet PAL
ers ard styles VEL a. srge assortment Of medium and
ow rr ced goods VIZ 40 eases OF about $4,000 rois. ~
900 rolls OF borders rev aud beautiful patterns
5000 rolls Of SATIN ground AMI wide goods, and new pat
1900 rolls Of satin ground. medium styles, and do DO
1000 rolls Of stained and grounded. good patterns
5000 rolls OF stained angrounded goo~ patterns
Also, Transparent Window Shades and S"ftsin rspct
Catalogues and SAMPLE. the afternoon rrestoUs
THURSDAY. sept "a
At 80 Broadway. between Warren ard Murray SIS
GENITAL FtSNlrUgg. PiA>oFuKrEs Ac-by SGscsuc.
A cry lsge ami handsome assortment ~ fose~ood On
mahrsIy cabinet and Upholstered psror dining room arc
chamber furniture 4 1hs beet ,ye. and ~oisman,h ana
which Will be found well thy ot The attention oi puf-
chssers wsrdohe- hookcsses soiss In various SYKES
CRIMSON. push snd hair CLOTH aud mahogany chairs va
n,y Of patterns, spring and uiied ess easy and forsns
chairs sofa hedseHd. tsfes.fe. rosewood. msi TOP
and sofa tables extension dining taoie>, breakfast
card and work tsbts marble tor srd cihrr dressing ou
aud Wristbands ahogany fIench cedseeds collske
40, hsir mattresses, &c.
PIASoFoSrss -Ati2o'clocs6 rosewood =. and octave
psnoorie Of me tone snd hnish and well worthy OF the
attention OF bgyeIs- Catalogues on ne morning OF sale
FRIDAY, sept IS
At 10 O'Clock, nj Nassau 81 opposite The Custom House
sLooR on CLora CAsrEriSS-Ons credit u s month";.
for all over Slifo piece Floor Oh Ioihs OF esra
heavy medium ano low priced qualities. from TO n feet
wide comprising very handsome assortment Of patterns
of wel-AnOwn make Of goods and are Vel worthy the a.
Catalogues and samples the day before the sale.
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xNTANTED-A purchaser wiih small capital. for the
w .focs Auc fixtures ~ Old anJ vel established
chant t.ir and surr sting stare The ocsuon - -oyf
n al Will be- sold Of a -acrtce. A. th- present nrT
about leaving me CITY THIS opportunity rsreg o b.
met h The store oil BE- i-t WIN ef Without fie tse
hrr For further rsricuar- address G box 275i Pos
lfr- stating y here an Interview may be had sl4.-
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DIAPER At REDt LED Ph' u h :, CEN near
-, Se, Yors nov offer. IN lots &C. .u Pufc1'eT- 9'ls
Of the largest snd raosi desfs = ~ etr kmoo-
states al prices very mgch ioN man o'' ''
me gre.i bargains may be found ,,t
20 rearns good white plain and uied LeueI a. - =
5000 esn. good white plain aud ruled Cap al q . per
M , fssn GOOD white fat csp, al 81 50 per
,o,-oe ~ v,,rd straw boards, al : cts per 10
F0o,0 90. DO Binders DO. al 90. 90
5Ao0o DO DO hanging paper,ai a d.. 90 90
1900 a. Sc 40 10 at do. DO. 81 Nv
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COMMISSION DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS

= Ac.-DEMlNG co. NJ Madenlsnc, tomnll 'son
Merchants and Manufacturers Agents for The sale OF drugs
chemicals, medicines. perfumery. window snd druggists
glass Varnsh, Ink, &C &c n wholesale Particular alien
tion paid TO introducing ARTICLES into market, and
prompt feiurns made on a.. business transactions We
wculd be pleased 10 make arrangements with manufac-
and others 10 sell any articles belonging the above
line Our experience and aciles for business such
that make Il for their interest give The sale Of
their properly ls2 81 DEFINING co. III Msidenane.
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ABRAHAM nIALEWOULD

DESPECTFI LILY CALLS THE ATTENTION Of pa
IL rents and teachers hrs large assortment Of SCHOOL
BOOKS Stationery and Music, at his Old establishment
"a gIserkerst III iwi-'
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nuE lnPARrNEKsHIP herelofore esisllng

/ between A. {. MESSERNE and j. }. MEssEhN T.
under the firm OF A C. Mcsserve Co. manufacturers OF
artificial flowers and dealers IN ribbons and millinery goods
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business VI"
continue to be conducted heretofore by c. MesseVe
2i Greenwchs who Is daily receiving the latest styles Of
ribbons artificial flowers AID Other millinery goods winch
ne offers cheap for cash. Remember the NUMBER ~'i
C;reenyyirh- - August 81. 1913 ell 81
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For Europe.
CUvARD

OCEAN sru SAyCo's LINE-For hampton Breaen ::
wAsHiNGION. Capt JoassIos Tfu Nfofi Weiday SEPT -
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GRAND PICNIC AND coTILLioN EXCURSION
TO RoCKLAND LAKE,
on WEDNESDAY, tPI 10,
D AID of'se new Catholic Church on Avenue

y
In AID OF he new Catholic Church on Avenue u.
nssSS +, The Committee OF Arrangements have
rischanered the splendid steamer HI DSON.
frss<-s4 xsS7snd two comSodious Bases, and have
engaged for the occasion Msnshsns Brass Band. The
dancing will be under the direction Old LucAs u" and
every exeron will be used by the Committee TO THE
pleasant and delightful Excursion. Tickets 80 cenfs
esch may he had al the following places, VIZ
Hugh Kelly n Co. 1888 Bowefy; n. Donnelly Co cor
Grand and Allen 80, Daniel Sweeny, ~ Chsthsm'ss,
Michael Phesn Catherine market; Moses w. flanagan,
Regi,tef, Office. Nicholas Walsh sixth-ayenuei T5os
McCabe $50 Third avenue; Charles NJ. Many ~ Pine o.
Edward DUNCAN, l5l Fultonst John Gaynos Big Grand
81, James Fufey, County Clerks Office John conway
IIarnl 377 Teuth-sL CORNELIUS DEyEB, Chairman.
JOH~ A McGLYNs. Secretary.
6 should the weather be unfsvorste the Excursiou
will t-ke place The following day Thursday tho i&h inst
Tn. boas will leave ffihst. East River, Al o'clock
Grsnf-st at II Msrsetst st7t Albany Basin, Cednsi.
North River ala, CsnsLst fiammondst al 9. Return
Ing will land 81 Albany Basin only slIW
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Bible Pre-rntati on.-L. " FOWLER Union
No 4 d. OF T will hold public meeting to-day, al Pm.
Fountain Hall Bowey, when Bible viii be present
ed to the Union by L. n. FOWLER. ESQ. the celebrated
The National linton with Ill other sister Unions, and their
friends, saeotonaieiy invited to attend
BY order II REED, r 5.
;. WAsHBVEN, r. ; s2U'
~ Perseverance II certain OF Success.-A
c ung o the Horace Greedy Club OF the tends of Ireland
VIII b. held al Marion Hail. lSCanast thu evening, al
o'eioeS, by order Of BERNARD DONNELl, Fresl
PATRICK RcAcH. NicePresL
JAMES McMrLtxs. Acting Sec. sl2li'
tP Eagle Hose Company No. beg lesve TO
tender their SINGER. thanks Mrs MVRR,Y and family of
io' and lDi Puesppesi and Mr. CHlRLFs r WILLIAMS Of
II Pnesppiest Brooklyn for the generous supply Of
treshments furnished them the IRE Brooklyn Sunisy
morning las' THOMAS TRUSLOW, Jf. Foreman.
LEWIS r. WILLIAMS, secretary. sl2 lrg
~ Montgomery Barricade .CIub.-The mem
hers OF this Club requested To attend meeting
4nd Fourthst Puncaa attendance Is requested as bust
ness Of importance Will be transacted.
FRANCIS J. WARD, President
JAMES BRADLEY, Secretary. sl9lrg
Posi- Osficr. Chaiham-squre. New-Yors Sept. IL
re- The British Mail steamer Niagara sails
fotn New-YOrk for Liverpool tomorrow, losh mt Nal
bars close Al this ose Letters and papers 10 by the
steamer Niagara received I'LL III O'clock TO morrow, lSh
September 49,,
ceived daily m NJ being one hour after The mails close
At The Post Oce IN Nassau e. and go BY The same mails
Oice open I'll 10 O'Clock Al night AAkoN s"AhiS'
re- The Best Dining Saloon.-The beet OF All the
BEsr' Breakfast and Dining Saloons IN New ORR, Is
MERcEKs" l07 Nassau COZ. Of Ann lev doors IRON he
Museum l.. J. MERCER, Proprietor.
NIB Cal and see ssouseod-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

lNDErKSDEST LINEs-FOr HGrrf md Lirrpo0i:
s.eAU SANDS ~ D., i,esr.ol - Fr,ns Iork r. Nov ~
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viii actually force the Hair to grow on

any part where hair Will grow naturally Tue mead lace OF
body viii strengthen the roots thus saving the hair from
filling Oh cleaning the dauduh from The scalp II causes
bg re-, gray hair 10 assume dark color and by DONG
is permanently O make the hair grow naturally dark rom
roots # used merely for dressing the hair u VIII keep
the hair soft DARK silky sud beautiful, al least hfee umes
A. long ~ any other preparation.
Sold only al % Chsihamst n. y or 59 fuions Brook
ion sl1 leOd
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ACCOUNT BOOKS Of every Kind. letter and cap
"A papers the mill prce, note paper and enyeiops,
quls lax. copy books copying and uoiEria presses,
proved manifold writers, 10y the of which letter and
copy are written al the same umrl gold pens gold anu
silver pencils ivOy tablets colOred wrapping and tissue
papers with general assortment OF stationary ARTICLES for
sale qusniile. 10 suit purchasers al low rates by
sl2 FRANCIS A LOUTRkL, Sauoners, n Maiden-lsne.
COAI-s5 IS for large best peach orchard warrant
~ ed good quality, from schr. Niagara loot OF Imnl-s
E.s River this lay CrOcers viii do wei by geiung heif
snnpiy - cent. Aitef of carfag@ wards lnt Second
ana 81 " Washington 81, by PATRICK KERRlGAS.
OIL srs-g
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THEsTER.-poor.oP open al /; ss E,
ID f0rmsnce to begin Al "A oelock TUESDAY EVES,
ING sept Y vii hr presented he rs edy. IN scis cal
METAMoRA' IRE La, Of me " saesno
M-s.n,ors Mr. Forrest Nahm-okee Mis-. wssek
Pas s'yrien ey ME Celeste and N91. ~ie .es.,
VENUS IN ARMS
=, N.ivia Mr. Fr.sierck. Ban nort Miss Dickinson
D.e-s Circle ara P.rqurs y cs. Family Circle s1d up
per Tiers 25cs. Gallery. entrance on Anhony.L ~ ets
\IBIo'-, A-TOR-PLACk, skoAowAf-
y TUESDAY EVENING. >ert = MssniheeH. ueas
second aud on night 81 tht spendid Niohn-, >isnof
ARpIT ani th- Crest Conus Bs-sa n-uied The woncer
% The Word. ssnor BOfTt>cl y -, - S.sn,f
OtrgRICO and sisnor WITT IN popular Comic Opera
u Ros.isfs The ssi representation Of hossH' Comic
H. BARsiERE DI SIyIGLA
Rosns Ss'ra L-ui Ro-s Dr. Baftoio - ssnfaifleo
Coa-tAma IVA. sig Nie Don 6ssiho ; guor b.oisd
Fg.ro >iguor Ross Corsi Serts enors AvSgsdIo
Refwrn lie Isl anu 9l ats Sign ARDiTTl AND BOT
TESlN vii execlie Duet IN she Violin and Dogoe bsss
Boae.i. and deScs,sd 70 ne American Pubic
lufermisson between ihe Instrumental Due and n scis
pURToN'> THEATER, CHAMBERs-sr. -
- MONDAY EVENING sept l. FOR ne second um-
u" N'''''''' '''' MAsoUE OF coMUs
Previous 20 the Drama. the isughtni= Farce Of
POOR PILLICODoY.
j P PaHooddy Mr. Burton sarah Blunt Miss Chapman
THE CAPTURE OF CAPTAIN CUTIE
Captain Mr. Burton MR. Bokum. Miss Cooke
Ms Messenger Mrs Vernon Mrs. Brown. Ms. W lians
Prces-Dfess Circle and ParCleue, 50 eta. Family CIR
cle 3 cts Doors open Al 7-Curtsin viii rise ~ sl2
POLIO ROON~.-Mr J. L. HArrON. Pianist
aud Vocalist. from London. hegs most respectfully 10
Announce 10 the New-Nork Public ihsi he WI give
ries Of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS thu above rooms. the nrsi OF w1ich III lske
place THIS EVENING sept =
PROGRAMME
PARrL
Recitave and All Ruddcr ihsn the Cherry Handel.
3 Fantasia M Piauoforte. American Airs.l l. Hsfon.
New National Song Ms Washington ~. l.. Hstiun
D. New Come song The Adventures 90 Rob
in-,ln tfu~ne.. T.
g. Pss'orsie snd RondO, oclocs Psnoiorte j FIELD
= Eccentric song, The huie fa man...........J Bewnt
PART 10.
g. New Song. Ms The Man n he Moor. j l. Hstton.
Q. Selection from Songs without words" Pr
anOiOrir. s'fl1ctrrNNH
70 New Comic Song, Ms Mr. Browns scrcn.
sssss' l.
H. Itasn Bufo Song, largo al fi-iolm kossin
49, We Leather Boitel. quaint old song. writ
ten about two centlue. ago.
a. New Comic song, MS The Wstkins's
Evening faIty.. u tie.N1i
Tickets cents each 10 be had a. The Music stores and
at the Apol Rooms Concert 70 commence ats O'Clock l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

r. 1.-THE COREOPsIs ASSOCIATION
EnEs$sf1 Twill give their Annusl Excursion Soiree ~
Abb0us Pavilion, Fort Lee, Tuesday
evening Sept H. The steamboat Frank Will start from the
foot Of Csnsst At "a and Hamnoodst a O'Clock An ex
ce,leBl supper Will provided by Mr. Abbou fos the con-
pany Tickets slCsn be obtained 81 Neale's engraving
establishment n Bowey; J. D. Bars, Essexst c.
Wades. % ADn-st III. s. Snuths, 80 fuiton'sf and On
board the evening II the weather unfsvosabls
the Excursion will 10 postponed until the next evening.
BY order j. d. BARR, Presidsnt.
H. =. SMITH, Secretary. ell dis-
~ APEOPLE,s LINZ FOR NoRwALk-
6uA1Strs-S Fare ia cens-The fact and conInodIoue
steamer ST NICHOLAS, Capt Slss Key
nolds on and sl.r Saturday, Sept 2 VIII leave tho new
pier south side Of Marketed daily, u az iandlng1
sPORT CHESTER, kOShf rLSh,
STANFORD, Noh"Akh
II go wv JOHN y. RODMAN, Agenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

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