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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
~ Eighth Ward AT a meeting o

TP- Eighth Ward AT meeting OF the Delegates
Of the SIKH Assembly District held l.lh September was
unanimous 49,
Resolrod That JAMES GRlDLEY be elected as the Ninth
Delegate 10 this Convention.
On notion Il was unanimously
Rcsoircd. JAMES W. BEEkAiAN ESQ. be and is hereby
unanimously elected Delegate represent Assembly
District in WAg Convention, TO assemble Il Unca on The
lihnst
Mr. HARr offered the following Resolutions, which were
Unanimously adopted
Reslrei As the Of this Convection thai the ar
preaching Stale Convention offers appropriate occasion
for presenting the claims OF the City OF Newfork 10 me
selection Oi Wing candidate for The Oihce OF Governor
from section OF the Stale which, since the days of De
Ni Clinton has conceded The choice OF the Executive TO
the North and West. although from population re-
and contributions toward The support Of tile state
Government the prosperity OF lie institutions and the sd
OF IL enterprise, we have been Justly enlled 10
a more frequent participation N that honor
Resoired That the Individual worthy Of nomination Tor
the dis ingushed Office Of Governor OF this great Stale
should be qualified for faithful honest and impartial I'D
mnisrauon Of the Executive power without I'll. mpung ~
reference with the legislative department Of the Govern
nent seeking gain personal influence 10y avonng lac
lions and sectional interests making himself subserVen
for ambitious purposes 10 the views Of p0luca par<
Resoircd, That the nomin stOn OF Hon HAMILTON FISH
as line Wing candidate for Governor will meet with the
warinest appreciation OF this Convention, and recon-
mend 10 the Delegate chosen 10 the STATE Convention from
this District give his earnest and unwaverlng Effort 20
effect that result EZRA SMITH ca m
IFSSE ID Pace. Secretary. slo II
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Passengers Arrived.

H. itD 4alfor Fafer from Lirop9o'Mf Frans Nabsr ani
sf II NYo GrI1dr stephens. Mr Marshall ID M8cr1ifs wa
lace Truman Taoher of Boston, W Joshua Norfs IRE
lana VI Henri Words. Valentine ean. Mr. Jelez H1wes Jf NJ
A Hoaes Dr Haad shT surgeon and 80 second cabin ana
sf-eus~-
IN 5aip Mediafr from LondonJ Gher and efv, IRON u >
Hs ma Pfnc. Theatre, } ton 10 d Phad-phn
km'zer E.Q Her Ma esgs Opera, London Coyn ana
Dads. Erookl. Lesld. Pr adephi Ms Apn"tH London 2
" Slater secsne do Mr. Henm canada Nr smith
ari s.t4r Fngani aif. Morris and g q Norm
81. Msryio. 10 ofKen Fne; Wnnemnr-, Pat~fia Mf-
ana Iu,y do of MI Mr.. thersey Mr. fapn- u
Goer. en- lf0 sie-raee
hg Eyir'and foa NVrl- john Rcharf. M f@er- jrs
Wood March Capt Hopkins and part Of crew brig Amanda loot
Boa noao.wnus Rect
Ia ip Te,ia fp dnfeerp-A Schmidt Esq. Grlel. lad
and r~n Voa Coke ,uf- Of Brussels VIM Deabs and 4i'
f.- -fecra--
fiip Csifmodfcc (r0H Gafcoy Nf Beinn NJ b Blow
au3 .sis and Nj lhonas =,
H. tlp Senator fra Lirrpoo-MfN Joo DR. ktmunson, W
Thomas Efmunso1 Mf X W hbuue and lady, Mr. Philips Mf
s-0uf MA leroy MR. W Nar.hs and PCS ri@ -te-rtgr
he mp vgaia Jrga L'c'Po'-Mr Brown Mf Conon' Mf -'
Mr- Godfrey and cllir-n. ono -il 1 the -ierrt-ei
IL sl Cuear, 0m Garay- MsfsJ ynou o Flanagan 'at
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DYR. L. kEMP, Aueroneer.

AT $50 Broadway, opposite The Park ana CRY hal
GENITAL EJSNiTVSs. Ps>oFoxrrS. &c n &. kEMP
will sell a. Auction. SArC RDAl, At ~ ocock 81 ~ Broad.
way betw cen Warren and Murray ss-A very large and
handsome assortment, Of rosewood and mahogany eaos
and uphose red psror dining room and chamber furniture
Of he best styles and workmanship and which viii be found
vel worthy Of the senon Of purchasers viz wsdrooes
bookcases sotss in various styles IN crimson plush and hair
CLOTH and msho.any chairs, variety Of patterns, sprrg
and tued easy and rocking ohsrs sofa bsdseets
tetestete. rosewood, mNbeop aud sofa tables,
breakfast card snd work table, marble top and other dress
ing bureaus snd washssnd. shogany French bcdsssds
cottage do. hair mattresses, &c.
PnSososrss AIR O'Clock rosewood s. and octave
pisnotoes Of fine tone and finish and well worthy OF TIE
attention OF buyers
Also ladies' ard gents tine gold watch, fan iewsiied
and warranted i csrais hne. and 10 keep good lime
Also. other rich fancy articles
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OFflcE CR0T0N AQUFDUcr BoARD, sept ~. 1913.
NOTICE TO WATER-TiI>EkS.-F Frequent

\compai1ts having been made Of the Of water IN
Tue Of stree, washers by throwing more water nan
necessary or proper m three or four tunes A.
much Is useful the Department hnds necessary 70 re-
qule attention 10 the limitations which the ordinances Of ne
Corporation and the regulations Of the Board place on me
The nh Regulation Of he Board is 10 Of iraudu
@ ~ ,b ws,r moi embraced IN bis application OR or
WILFJL OR UNREASONABLE WASTE Of The water,
The Cro,on Aquetuc Board shall have ne ghl 70 i1e 1s
s fToTPPEp SP' the o III
No running wsier Of any description viii be permitted
The Department has given Instructions that every waste OF
s Description shall be OF The Cro0n licensed umO-
ers best method OF arranging water c0ses
rENTIONAL.
Uoon these views the arrangements ofpubic houses stores
Offices livery stables omnibus stables, and al dOm-suc
manufacturing and other establishments for the consumption
Of water be msde, every OF waste VII be
cut OF Is discovered and reported by the focs
The best conirvauce for closets, consistent with
reasonable Of he water Is basin which discharges IL
contents when Is drawn up by wire with handle al
ached sefclosng closets seco'ing urnss bul no
seffeeding urnas win be permitted. Subjoined are eX-
which will be rgidy enforced
l. Be II enacted by the Mayor Aldermen and Common
Ally OF City OF Newly ork IN Common COunc convened
hs from and AFTER date OF the passage Of this Ordinance
until fret day Of November next ensuing snd in each
and every succeeding from The hsi day OF May To the
first day Of November all persons forbid 10 use the Gro
ION W ser for washing streets, sidewalks steps or build
mos aAar A NJ or before p NJ. aud from The r- day
o November to me 81 day Of May following siieI
or before PM under the penalty OF I'VE dollars Tor each
offence. =.
- No person or persons except the Mayor. Aldermen
or A..tanis OF the respective Wards shall without Pre-
vou. peralson In writing from the Croton Aq1ecuct
board or open any hydran belonging or attached
Croton Aquedac Works. erected for the exungus
fires lexcept In Of FIRE IN the neghbor ood
leave said IRE hydrani open for longer time than
shall be limited said permission, nor shall use me wafer
for other purposes may be mentioned IN SAID pefis
sion under the penalty of rot less than ave dollars more
than twenty-five dollars for each offence IN me discretion
Of the magistrate before whom the complaint shan De MADE
BY order Of the JOINT Croton Aqueduci Committee.
sis Nv NJ. VAN SCHAICK, Pres Gro. Az Board
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Disasters, &c.

Us ip Glasgow of Bath Mecher from Liverpool july %. for
Boston abandoned Al sea 1911 ut lat i - long 81 81 10 .n
cont number taken ~ ti b t1rk ladmor Capt
Bowie from Dublin and landed AZ St join, D. uh nsi Captain
that the
9Th ut moderate weather, be pre-ues from
vu plank her bottom The eas was uo' very 6ad At
gradually reased until pumping was 81 no await When
blowing fresh hsr painted ports we're under
water AID rolling 5ldy so that there can be no doubt that
Size went down Afterwards The Glasgow - tons
about % o. and with her cargo probably insured Boston
% whole b part.
Tie br Aeenora Gloucester sunday last Tie A
lost fore tors mast split sails broke several stanhon ans
ce other damage hull beside part of her
gale 18th and 18th u rot boat jas knight
sCL MARY and E1beh dragged their an hos and went ashore
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WRITING,

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND soOE-EEEPfSG,
TAUGHT BY MESshs A H. WHEELER & HI
! RAM DIXON, 81 Broadway, corner Of Muray-st -
NJ A H. WHEELER Instructor Ia Penmsnship aud
PrAcucal Bookkeeping respectfully gives notice thsi be
mas .ed W ID himself Mr. Hiram Dixon 30 fsyolso
snOzn 20 The public penmsn snd accountant a. also
FOR his urDaniy VI manner ard gent enanly dePDr -n
and hereafter the Institution will b. conducted by M-sHs
WHEELER = DIXON as follows. VIZ
Mr. Wheeler viii ATTEND his day asses, as heretofore,
from Q A NJ. Ill 5: P NJ.
Mr Dxol vii have charge Of the evening class, attend
snce from J.. III y P NJ.
Messrs W D. resolved that noinng on nell par!
shall b- wanting 20 merit patronage
B-OrnaneniAl Permsnshp executed TO order.
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~ PLETON 4 co have Just published a manual OF Gre
clan and Roman Antiquities, by Dr. r Boesen Professor
Of the Greek Language and Lersure In the University
>oro trans atet from the German edited with Notes and
Questions, by ThOs h Arnold. VI. A First American edi
ton. revised, with corrections and add lions
g.. cents each. or 2 vols bound IN one, price s..
IT, ore 0f he 's sr-a1--t t1i l- perfect ia
4i of Ore, and llu.au tnf7ltes ert.rt From
r1ilee 'cfrhI .cmpetc o ors al Roman espe
cilf tie political flttae -i0u1ts 1ftle al
ltt -r efrcfs o. s lrst The have f-
oeaf lna h-t of re-e and account OF 'h- Hroc Age
followed By he sparta. Athens In lie
irn have Statement 10 The Rnnln rpr- aai r Topor
rsfhy o Rome R.fry of ls Constitution, lnsrfs a the l
r- Political Power Administrator OF te Cfl sat Putae
Lie and n story Of Rln.1u Literature Albany Spectator
D. A co. have also usi published AnOd's Cornelius
Nepos edited by Prot Johnson. a NeWEngand ediuou.
with Lexicon sc 81
ISIS 2isl ID APPLETON 4 co 2Oo Roadway
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THE MAMMOTH OCTOBER NO. OF

tODEl'S LADl'> BOOK. viii be published Saturday
~ morning The triu uph Of Magazine puhlishng-ihe
richest number published containing - pages equal In
aniy 10 ordinary novel Thirty four contributors.
among which may be found The brightest names In the galaxy
or American writer's. and twenty-five engrsvings
MeZZ0I' hr Walters. mi versay pronounced the best
MeyIOlnt gravcr IN Ire cOuuirya Line Engraving, ETC.
Tue pccu.iariie= Of Godey's Lsdy's Book beautiful
reliable Fall Fashion Plate; Undolhed EQ1esiransm for
the Ladies, prettly embei .hed; Model Cottages extra
large Shaw for October. two patterns; WOrs Table
for the ades-" Lace Sleeves" and Ladys Csrd Purse
Hes N and Beauty, h ergravings, ten engravng Illus
tratve Of the hirh life snd death u Shakespeare.
Th- number j. offered the publisher IN mn confidence.
that rs equal cannot be- found either IN this any other
single copies jcis ar - per m In advance
For "a. q by H. LONG 4 BROTHER. 4G Aun-st
BURGESS. STRlNGER& co p Broadway.
BEkfHRD s. co A-iOr House
sl5N DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tnbue Buildings.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Democratic Clay Whigs-Raly once more
for Whig principles and your HAIRY CLAY. The I'M
dersigned invite their Democratic Wing eilOwcuzens and
all others in favor Of HENRY CLAY for President and
WILLARD FILLMORE for Nice-PTesdent. to unite with
them in a public meeting TO be held al Washington Hail.
Friday evening, the 18th inst al y O'Clock. for lie pur-
pose OF sustaining True Wig Principles and nominating
Candidates o. the People and opposed TO the dctaon Of
military availability and the nominee Of packed COnven-
ton Of ofice-hoders and oice-seekers
WINS Hall. r. D1LAFIELD SMITH and Col CARROLL
have promised be present and address the meeting Sew
eral good Clay Songs will be sung. Names omitted
Jersey CIV. Sept a. SIS It.
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IuRrCILE CBILDREN.-Dr II B. WILBUR,

Iof Barre Mass will take the charge u limited number
Of ibece children for the purpose " education suited
to their capacities The -ane methods VI instruction vii
A pursued that have been successfully adopted 10 the
various European Institutions Of a sinilsr charscter
The location healthy and Of access 10 New Orz
by railroad The budngs have been expressly lifted up
for the purpose the grounds ample Tor outdoor
States
For particulars plans, references terms and other
details, apply 10 the advertiser. by maiL Or TO H. y W
tween Z and O'Clock. VI. 81 5"iseod'
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MAR Il T. d .

n U.t,..s., isl hy William " s'ieel, Nss 10
vtSpl Il FAlRCHILD TO Mr.. BENJAMIN W. LYON Of t'
CIV. p,rprru ptyff TIPS On NAGA
KyT KAyANAH both Of tl' CITY -. ,,. n,
AZ Si-g snr sept 9 b. Rev thss Inderndl ~
sESRY T COOPER ri New ios, 20 Mss HESTER o~usn''
Iyuch. ysq sng sing -. , VI vttrrAn
pRFI axf ID P.e..sI 10 W.. MARY HOPKINS Of North
Cas;e weschester Co M
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&CARD.-A physician who has resided eighteen year
\ n h. civ has AZ established reputation. and can com
rI testimonials Of the highest character both rom zoe
mos, eminent OF bis profession and from gentlemen Of hsh
rsry ont ~ H. i DESTROYS Of removing with hs family 10
tS within hours di.tanc- from Ney-l ORR " hefr
he NAV pursue the practice Of his profession tie "ola
49, ~ rrb,se moderate sized. geuf-r residence Any
1900 .-usin-d v nh q -uuston Offering sufficient induce
nents viii please address noe which viii be considered
~. sll 3eoGis
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" Eleventh Ward whigs-Friend. OF Henry

CIay-Wih grac atOn announce 10 You thai We have
organized the ELEVENTH WARD CLAW tLVB snd nave en-
the campaign under the banner OF HENRY CLAY and
Invite all desire him President To uniie
with doing him. To Wing principles. and 10
our own feelings We not without hope, and have
strong prospect. Of IN consequence OF mere belng
three candidates already In the held Is rendered nearly
cean that The election for Presdentwl 30 into the House
OF representatives, In this state Of affairs we present you
Win FOURTH IN the person Of that ilusrOus fAl RIOT ana
STATESMAN hkNkY CLAY, with whom (whOui any disfe-
spcei 70 elef OF We other canddAies Invite cOmpaf
son Inc STATE OF New oTk Is already lost 10 Gen Taylor
ana We are uesrous OF securing the Of the Empire
Sse iot HWY OLAf snd hereby send him into the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES one Of the Candidates Who can
dOub the choice OF that body VIXEN II is In their TO
elect The greatest Statesman OF the world
should however, defeat our lot will what heartfelt
satisfaction would our memory revert our devotion when
could tell our children thai erra gnorg The
desert him. bat Of that faithful band who Sve
DESERTED HIM OK HiS PRINCIPLES.
The Club numbering IS members will meet 70.
NIGHT, aud every Tuesday and Friday nights NJ O'Clock
during the campaign Tnkhams Hall, OF Avenue
& and Fourths where the roll may be signed Good sing
er and speakers will be In attendance every night Of
ng by order, ). ~ b siILLMAN' FIRES
P '. Hustled, secy. sl5 II
~ Thirteenth Ward in the FieId.-The Dem
raj ,cEARY TAoR for President and MLLARD FILLNoR RI
Tor Vice President requested to meet al Thasn Hail. 100
Grandsi on Friday evening the 18Th instant al O'CLOCK
Tor the purpose Of forming Taylor and Fillmore Asso-
citation
All friendly to the expected to send ard enroll
themselves under the Rough and Ready Banner and thus
promote success
Several eminent speakers have been invited and are e1'
pes,sd 10 address the meeting els IL
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RTIFICIAL EN E~.-Jusi received large sup
n NV n IN Par- Those persons who have unfortunate
o.t an eve will experience great comfort IN having an art
fcal substitute They improve The appearance, exclude
cold u. sni dust from he cavity support The d- and
vent their wasng. thu. rendering essential service 70 the
hsatlv eye which Otherwise often suffers by sympathy
Nth the exposed socket They introduced without the
slightest PAIN and as they 10 accordance with the IA
ur- eve the closest observer canno. detect hem DR.
POW attends usual diseases Of he Eye and ar
Al 81 Broadway Eufrznce u Wsnen-st where can be
had biz Treatise the Eye, also b.. seifacng Eye Foun
ain for strengthening the eyes which obtained the prem
iur from the American Institute. s3 6rseod-
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TAu,ORs, FASHIONS.

NNHEELERS REPORT OF the Prevailing Fashions is
w lust published and ready for delivery The Plate Is
eubeshed h twenty gh elegantly engraved and cor
recy cOOred figures representing All the various styles Of
genemens and youths dress whilst the Pattern Sheet
contains patterns corresponding with those represented In
the ate. among which will be found novel style Of gar
meut with ample explanations for cutting the same This
plate will be perceived superior IN Ill the essentials
TO a competition Of the present season. Price per copy
81 no. A. WHEELER, COriland-st,
81 Grseodl New York
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"a WARNING TO WIVES"

I price p cen.s.
Alban the Pirate r Jmance Of the Metropolis. p ci-
Lena Cameron the -Four Sisters, Mrs Gray, -
Life in Paris by Reynolds. 81 cts.
Miss Lesies novel. Amelia. . cts.
Vanity Fair. by VIM Thackeray vols. each - cts.
The lnsh Sketch Book. by the same, 50 cts.
Oak Openings. by Kenmore Cooper, vols each pc.
Magazines for September now ready.
Mysteries and Mseres Of NewYork parts. each q CTS
A Whim and its Consequences, by James > cts
Brothers and Sisters. by Miss Bremen, . cts.
The Hen-PecSed Husband, great book. - cts
The Orphan Niece by Miss Pickering, - cts.
Life and Times of Martin Van Buren,. (rch) 20 Ct.
Discourse the Constitution by j @ Adams, > cts.
The Beautiful French Girl, read ill., p cts.
Tie foreign papers by the Europa usual great assor
ment ready Orders rom the country promptly al
tend ed to-
The above together with an the and cheap pubica
tons. Wholesale and retail. By BERFORD co.
50 2is AstOr House.
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON sept3-Auu sloop ofwar Manon. Conn snonts
hraiar 10Th ut chip Ontario, CLeeser ia hs
Kate Hast Aleu- Calcutta; MsLonss OF Cdsstae fefg
Glsssow Caroline Wyman DO Clt, chips tKcesor smith, Do
u,re Gen Berry 81 Martins A,ope. Smith. Turks IL
au8- Deiphos Crwe NOresns bn Triumph, Burt Con
CHARLESTON, sept Arr ships Europe Merer Boston se'
Pill Ce~ve NYork barb Carolina Godfrey, DO Sailed ships Geo
Ho-~,. Behm Liverpool Coubrook Mcguire, Liverpool sutton
pleuIan. NYort. BAD Cherokee Pro, denCe
NEW ORLEANS Sept 6-Cld. barks rnnu, Hersey, Ny
John G Col-, Bagesit Rchmond' brig Geogaus, Boston
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P. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
INV N INEER Snl n a. I'D. Store y.

P MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
DY J.D.INGERSOl.L n co. Store 20 Pssrl-st.
ID Ga WEDNESDAY, sept %, al ~ o'cock.-Boots,
Shoes and Brogsus Boots Shoes and Brossns,
comprising desirable OF fresh and seasonabs
goods direct from the scuers adapted 10 the North
ern. Western southern and city trade.
Ar PRIy,rf S,LE-J ID !. co are constantly receiy.
ing from the manu- sciurers great variety Of and fresh
stock witch they selling apryate sale al suction prices
consisting In pau Of
200 cases men prime thick ID \. boots.
Also, 100 cases mems fine sip peggej boots
Also. ~ cases womens leather pegged lace bots
Also, 80 cases misses leather pegged lace boots.
Also. loo cases womens Spring pegged buskns.
Also So cases mems prime Kip and thick pegged bfogaps
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DIED .

l. wesirhestcr Colnfy State n NeT iort Comm sf ALA X
a. lDFfL MACKENZlE. L. S. Navy. AGO .
rie oacer. the Army Nay and b. irero lefaj -Is
es =, sr3 b furers from Mas Church, C Of New iors
"a Friay. . l5h - ococs
o. Tbars4.y set H. JAMES DwYTR, a-et o. yelrs.
N. fud ., ne family invited % attend hs lner Oh Sunday
,a.r, ,bs i-fh Mt j. oos, from hs ats r-s5sne 81
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oARpETINGs, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

SMITH & LOUSsBERRY, ~ Pesr-st d-iy re-
- ceivng IN addition 20 their regular SUPPLIES large lots
Of Csfpetings and Oh Cloths from auction which they
are selling Al prices surprisingly low.
English and American Brussels and Tapestry Carpets,
large and nch from g. TO rs per lard gsh
and American hreepy Carpets great variety Of patterns
from 3. % l0s per yard English and American super in
grain Carpet very superior quality and styles s. To IS pe
yard extra me fine and common Ingram Carpet all wool
So 81 20 %.
Also, English and American OIL Cloths. from 70 "a tee'
wide the greatest variety Of patterns be found 10 me oS
from 3 70 100 per yard.
Also general assortment Of all other article. com sce'
with he trsd. equally low SMITH a. LOUNsBERY,
sl3 lmi.s "a Pear-sL lopposite William 81
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IN OOO WINDOW SHADES
NOrICE.-FRANcIs 4 LorTREL, q Made
XXTU0OPINC COTGHIREMEDY

w distressing complaint, nov so prevalent among cll-
dren and which has long haed the Sail Of the beet ply
scans can be speedily and thoroughly cured by the use OF
"a very simple remedy. The remedy may be found N the
H0Opelaka preparation long known 10 some paris OF hl-
nix I'M its Application but certain In effects, and wl
without fail the mOst desperate and malignant case OF
vhoopng cough IN from four 10 sA days. ana IN al nd ca
ses or where The patient has only Tire symptoms Of this DIS
order u Will almost Immediately arTes, IT'S progress 80 mat
he sufferer will feel no farther effects from H. Lest any one
.boud doubt the effects Of hrs remedy snd class The Hope
l,r among the vile nostrums Of the day. the proprietor
ped yes himself 10 every purchaser Us money
when effects not strictly represented 10y MIN Inc
IOope ay also be- tsken preventive and IN cases
where thus applied 10 season. there i not Tie ssest
danger of the disease being incurred, no mailer now IRE
ouen The exposure may be For sale by JOHN 4. REl.
81 and 53 Burngslp, and by his agents throughout the
l',ifs,i Sf.es lwis-
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PROSE AND VERSE,

ID THOMAS HOOOe- Ne~ Edition, complete in vol
Dume. limo green cloth 81 cents.
single letref1r-s about r. aI.0. 0lrh
r~.f read if he sel-d temporary change
tom he h.rfs care, and ilpcy Of te ~odi 10 the hauni' o
y1uf Innocence happiness We young and
happy sgan. has refreshing; remember
Nth t gh and gladly would ENJOY A. the earliest oppou
r't.~ Anglo American
Hemay here read his mirth and his melancholy and see
humor and paihos blended IN witty seriousness, 10 sink
deep into m and teach The and wisest lessons
PUTNAM, Publisher, &c. lh5 Broadway
eli and - $ rand. London.
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A. SERGEANT. Auciioneer, IS WLlst
.nrp n nrs xvIlI pH All n 10

A SERGEANT Auctloneer, IS Walst
2 LARGE LOTS WILL. Blk SOLD TO close .
y concern) 81 the Merchants Exchenee, on TUESDAY,
the 10Th Sept II o'clock fnot sold At private sale before
For umhermen coal dealers drovers, fOundrymen, ship
builders poers cutters and manufacturers OF every
kind this situation Ia hrsale Each lot % by $50 10 leo
deep stu aed on the north side OF Forty which 10
regulated and 50 from the Hudson River shout 100 feet
from the wharf be built Frtysevenhst and 400
feet ths Hudson River Railroad Capitalists would
by erecting buildings for the workmen OF Messrs
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