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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

rCnE UNITED STATES COMMlsSARf OF SUB
1 slSTENCE will offer for sale, Al Fort H8miEon, Long
leland. IL O'Clock. Friday, the Let day Of September
l8i8. n lots 10 suit purchasers, quantity OF Pilot Bread
Mess Pork. Sc Nc 10 good condOn-COmmissafy Of sub
si.fence Ofce. New-iork. I'd Aug. 1913. Hua O.
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AGr-Urder one year. q 20 years o. % s. = b
% lo IS; ID % o. ~ % So 81; 80 20 go sig ~ To P
- 20 80 @. 60 % ~ .; 70 10 Co. {; Unknown .
PLACES o. NATIWTYUHied State. @ili ire-an D. -
Erzs1i. y scotland. 81 Germany 49, sweden u An'
known. ~.
From Hospital Bellevue IS, Peniennary Hospital 3 scs'
wells and Luuafc Asylum do. DO b. W ari !, and
81 Raudsls Is end. q Ciy Hospital. AlmsHouse bacA-
wells Island Hospital Prospect Hail. j. Coi0red Home
Z; CO.Ored Persons, g.
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THE PATRONS or THE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
A Pc kE-PElTEI-IIN lNEURNIED ihal ln

THE PATRONS or THE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that is
y reXf Term viii commence on Monday. August -, ln
der he charge and management Of Mr.. BRAGG and ms
son who propose dgenf a-d perseverinF aiherence o
the system ~ Il-Irlcrou uerriufurc "a lF-a system
VII ch more thirty years experience hs proved % De
productive ot results eminenly Advangs eous 10 Tie trades
man and peculiarly adapted 10 bic avocauons
The French language tau hi without sldola charge
AMI parents urged 90 et that be par Of their children
pursuits az Increasingly important and almost essenuA
portion of respectable business education me wah OF
which ofen ohstucs re progress of youth, who nave 10
make way FOR better prepared rivals. very often foreigners
who ihus literally suppant them snd leave them 10 n ME
nor stations m their naive city
TIE terms of he School VIII Dee continued ~ > for the
lower sses, and $ for The upper classes Payment 10
advluce.
Pupils who wish 10 study particular branches indepen-
dent 0fcssses. viii be charged si0per quarter
Private students in Wiring Arithmetic Mathematics,
French Latin ard Greek either In preparation Tor business
prof ssi0ns ur College. from : ~ 20 IS per quarter
Private or College students wishing assistance M the high
Lsn and Greek Classics. viii be charged very moder'
aieiy IA number associate together.
Ladies' Classes To Wiring other branches attended TO
between s snd P VI.
HFNRY T BRAGG gives instruction on the Flute, Violin
and Pianoi0re, between and Pm.
HENRY 7. BRAGG
NIB Drawing "a taught 10 all he classes
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nm, RrRRFR suOEs.LooK Tn,

INDIA III bBth NifotS. -Loyh - ut -
Der agent for three extensive India Rubber shoe &C
and has store for sale Al extremely low prices
varied and general assortment embracing every style End
quality being made. Buyers may be assured ttai,
although do not profess 10 have 10000 PAIR more han
the entire stock present In the city, have enough 10
supply ell orders however large likely o oteI tor sale uy
case, Dozen or single pair HORACE III. DAY, Manu-
acurer Of India and Ggta Percha goods , Corllsndst
arfpr r4.vl ~
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rrOTsF,- PRINTTNG TELEGRAPH, OfIce

Mall-st up stzrsl New lOrk and 81 south 1lirusi
Fmadeiphia New Jersey Magnetic Telegraph Com
paov announce the public that they prepared o.
receive and transmit by Houses Printing Telegraph, al
dispatches irrused their charge with pr0mptnsss and
lle. Tlis line crosses the North River a. Fort Washing
Ton and runs directly into the City OF NewioTk II also
connects viii al others except the Boston line
su.f 2xeod HUGH DOWNING. President.
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

H slap.etOn staten lsland-Rev r LOWELL. Pnrc-
paths Institution possesses many advantages all
others the vicinity % York r. easy 0f access az
Ell hours o. The day, ard s only miles from tho City
The best teachers are procured IN the Classical Eng s
French and Spanish Departments, and all residents 10
he family. Suct attention Is given 10 the instruction Of
foreigners who wish acquire know ed % OF Le English
ant Oh sl0n time a. possible. Gentlemen who are IN
trusted With the charge u lads 10 be placed school
requested ID cal and examine for themselves. s1i7seD-
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.

DICKINSON a. FRENCHS Patent Transferable Elliptic
IL Spring Sole Il now offered for sale IN this city Pefes
and all those whose business requires much standing
viii ind them real luxury. Please cal and examine.
". H. SLEEPER
sul2TuTh&slm. rs. cor Of Fulton ard Ns'saU
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-. ,fI,L- ar VENDUE.-w be .Ola :,

= WILLS At VENDIE.-W be sol3 49,.
e ale on Re pf,r'lsrs lhe Paper WI suaioi e A.
H. prs.a- River in Chsl sm .oN 81 within r.s-
NJ . r'. Id he Morris and Essex Railroad, On Wtrs -
~ - f.-..s riu. e. esch tay o. New YORK To ri.
nov In operation. and ia good ordrf an copper irrsr
40 TIE Psssss Is one 70 ne efgesi streams IN Ncals,
., ard fi. n : capable ~ dong az extensive bss,.-
r.u takes n The " hole stream.
A. fh,, same uma viii tc SOLD me Saw MI, ai0f.ts ..
above HAcW Sc In n4nnng ordef sni c,psnt u torf
TIE property can be examined a. sny nne Ptsfinl. Z.
-aie sale io lake lace on Ih4rsdaYs 'ia OF Alrs AZ
tr.,,-n nv FRA PARkHuRSr
ch,.6an. Aug ls,lsis. lau-5 s,'l JOSIAH >. stlS
&. HoSTE consequence q .he cec-...
-. nj the I..a rrriel wcdsy-orih, ksf Bis b-s1tfl
E-1 yins farm house and ialm @. dhct' ~ scfet =
us,ed on racou Mounts q, onerec To- sac o. a. =
on credit
The Albany Turnpike rosi counts re ar on NJ s'oa
wont eight niles from Hartford, thus iotung al elsg oz
nflricaf!on with Newly ORR sud bo.inl .r,. 49,. A., .
rra, 49,. bas nccu iuug aat cAieLrtt .N AloNl y r.
az Mic hl i5r the az hose WHO nave hp visited
Ne maze tie following extract nom me Oonlee..cu Co
NJ ,, TORT, year. srs hs late Col frahai aiis saE
y.l.elfih DAD DE- tes-n ftIiu Obs Tti'' ~ ODE ~ '
NIL each rnrfi lt-e tHi o'ffr- % - Do
hrH. 0srt never exec tet nei ~ ,N ~ ls
rfi- r rr0- 'e', iasn 'r t a''' 10
Ed ..,.. ...ln r. tt rfrslfi itret tn'ltefr go.
49, tl.I.st rots elfh tIUrnl % h''fi Pes N .els
f Il, ,...faI sffftfnn .r I'D the slrrnail rnr'If
,f 81, win the shrr resuts ~ sEref'ie sni .ar.l.
"a sa ssfsasy Sc hrn vhsl forms al af -'s' % Wr'i =,
Az accurate map Of The premises may De- seen by ala
nm H. io.iees M not -old before the lih 90 SeficIr
vii then be- sold oi public suction lu AH NNy
THOMAS :. WiLLltMs,)
Joseph TRrMbt III, Trustees
sul5tSif FRANCIS PARSONS,
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~ Phr-naiaslsf. aud Publivherv, sowLEzs 4
Wsiis Ciiut1- fifi iN Nssssp-si
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u Mrs. Goye'- Watcr-Cure House, 26i
Tenh-si Uuremiirg personal aiieniCl PAID % p4lets
gymnasium ard competent teacher sisched % he house.
ans 2w'
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TIE FACTORIEs.-The Star Factory, Neasrs
Voegteys resumed operations yesterday morning with
fun -et Of hands adopting the Ten Hour Syslem with
a small reduction Of wages. The younger class OF
operatives, however, are allowed the former wages
without abatement The Allegheny Factory t1reys
running twelve hours. but does not on Saturday
The operatives understand, receive former wages
deductinc the lost day. The manufacturers lose time
and the girls lose wages but get two holiday together
The Pitt MIL lBlackstocks) made proposition 20 TIE
operatives Yesterday tc sd~y ten hours with reduc
lion Of l6 per cent. Part Of ihe girls agreed 70 the
proposition. lFusouTsh ua@. -''n
FIRE ~ JoHvsToS.-A stone cotton factory in
Simmons old village. owned hy Benjamin pirce Esq
was DESTROYED hy hrc on Thursday. The basement
story Of the building leased 70 John Patterson igr
engraving shop. iii- machinery was principally
saved The building insured for s 100 AZ the Anne
rican office The upper stories were leased 20 Charles
C. r. Olney for the manufacture of cOitod cloth. His
machinery all destroyed Tie was insured -lViO
on the machinery and 600 stock in mill ~ the Hart
ford insurance Office. prov. jour
Fatal AND DISTRESSING FIRE At BLOOMFIELD.
On "Wednesday afternoon, between and 3 O'Clock, "a
large stack ofhay belonging % Mr. Caleb Baldwin sud
denly took fire. through the carecssncss OF some boys
who were their way % Camp Meeting and n an in-
slant was IN blaze, when promising son oi VT Bald
win / years OF age. persisted 10 the flames The lttle
fellow seeing the IRE, ran % the top Oi the stack and
fell between he hay aud the fence being wedged 90
fast that he could not get ont Another 0i years.
in trying his brother, severely burnt but IS
likely 20 recover Newark AdF.
ARREsr roR RouHERY.-Poicc officer Mellow an
Of Philadelphia has been held ~ bail n the sum % 5000
by Recorder Lee charge duplicating him IN the
robbery the President Of the Chester County Bank
year since.
FfRE.-Thc Grist Mil of Messrs. Grailau
Wadrou. near the Portland Bridge on the Cape Eliza.
beth side was destroyed by hio about two o'clock
Friday morning. Insured tor s-oO. Boston Adv.
GEN. T,YLoR-We understand from one of
Gen. Taylors friends that be will probably be com.
,aIff ft Ill ia ff ~ tu ~ u
private business. Louisville Jour.
tF' ruhiau named Bartholomew O'Maley
was arrested on Friday night last for knocking down
and attempting 10 rob Mr. George ". Rattan, IN North
square Boston lie was arrested ia the act Of rohbing
his PROSTATE victim and made desperate attempt
escape the officers (Crawley and Jewiit and IN the
scuie Messrs c. and j. received severe blows Verify
Boston gives promise of being without rival in
the way of robberies and murders.
- The watch aud iewelry store of James
stuart Marketst Philadelphia robbed OF several
hundred doilsrs worth of watches sc Friday night
last
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"a Cro.by.st Ja.y n. isis. au2i 2w-

SCHOOI..-Clssscs French and English school, 7s9
tNBroedway. opposite Astorp .ace.-Messrs FOlGNEI
TAYLOR. cpas-TAe Fall term Of this Institution viii
commence on Monday, September g. Messr. +. L. beg
leave inform their friends and the public that they have
completed their for he ensuing season which
will sror 90 their pupils increased advantages the var
departments and In order % meet the request OF many
, have ePneseed isay Of experieace to assist them in
that parmen Their assistants gentlemen Of educa-
ZION end experience The French viii be taught and spoken
exclusively three hours day and the most unurng efforts
w be- made 10 render pupils Al home IN every branch OF
cation ana thoroughly prepared lof Coi.e-e OF Dlslesr
For terms circular with Messrs. Deuc Cos Park-rnw
and $50 Broadway. John Mihau, les Broadway; J. y.
D0id, n Broadway; H. a. Kerr. 7io Broadway c. & H.
Miller, Broadway lockwood Co. il4 Broadway ana ~
Mons FOIGNET viii take This opportunity to inform his
friends and the public that he has removed IN more drsrn
bic location aud viii continue 10 receive INTO ~ tany
limited number OF pupils A. ooarders faren VII uf hs
accommodation insure their children an opportunity Of
perecung themselves IN the French which is The language
Of Nr rs family AZ well a. greater polsh or manners a.
hey VIII associate only with persons Odscfeuon and Kind
feeling. For terms circulars a above or at Mons
residence 6TwelfhsLnear Jnversiypac au@@ baw I'm
BBOTT'~ INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCA.
~ TON OF YOUNG LADiES-Messrs. JACOB AND
JOHN G. ABBOTT, ~ and 81 B.eecker II. New York
Though this nstmonis specially designed FOR young ladies
pursuing the highest branches Of udy 10 languages poe
literature. philosophy and mahematcs and who are Illus
finishing their school euucalo1 ample arrangements are
made Dr the instruction ofpurs OF every age and grade of
Intellectual culture The department Of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy j. under he immediate care Of Nh
Jacob fhbou The depsrmsr ~ Bellies Leures including
History and Intellectual and horil Philosophy IssuperIn
tended by Mr. John ; G. A19Q Ine French department
luirr ie charge 4 native Partisan gentleman All The
conversation m the classes is 10 French The thorough
aud systematic course pursued, that the pupils may Dee
able o read write and speak the language with ease and
correctness Every lee under the of OlendO
lesson n French conversation Professors Of high rcpufa
u0n employed In teaching The various languages Of
Modern Europe. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Pencil
Drawing aud Painting IN oil and water cOiors.
About twenty young lad received into The family n
Rev John ; {. Abbott where they regarded IN all
speeds daughters The edifces occupied by the establish
meul are large and cOmmOdOu- consisting Of private
residence Tor the family and also house Of the st class for
The school Fail term commences Monday, Sept.
az lawfws
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lIARTIN,S GUITAR DEPOT-SusngeIs L

Ifiwsni of good guitar vii fud 10 their advantage 10
call and examine Martins Guitars before purchasing else
where.
Tie superiority OF Marflus Guitars. regards tl-sh
Tone ana fwnat Tie importantly faculty. IN execution
j. TOO WEI known 10 need any recommendation
sod o. manufacturers prices, wholesale and Teal a. -
Broadway I'D stairs only BY JOHN b. COUPA,
lu-4 lflwlmr Professor ~ Tie Guitar.
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a ". WHITE, lily sprct0l
CRY Inspectors Office. August D. 1888.

- The New-York and Erie Railroad Company
IN Monday the 18th inst commenced laying the track
from the railroad depot in this village Eastward We
earn that the party this end Of the line are exported
10 Jay nearly two miles Of the rails per week The
IRON rails weighing CD lhs % the yard are from the
Noutour IRON Works IN Pennsylvania. The cast-lron
cbars are from the foundry Al Corbettsvile above I'D
miles above this on the susquehannah and weigh about
Is lbs each The rails secured 20 the crosses by
these castiron chairs Al intervals Of feet and Also
spiked Al intervals of q feet.
The first car was put upon the track on Wcdnes-
day for the transportation Of materials and the track
LAYING VIII now continue uninerruptedly, with an IN
creasng force until the whole road is opened 70 New"
York which is estimated 10 take place on the nrst Of
January next. lbnsnamtoh jour.
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DOOFINt:.-Od TN roof made light for p cents per
II loot; roofs Of g plank covered for y ce1ts
roofs Il factories large buildings, over - squares Tor
hydro-Pre1manc Cement Sheathng MAKES o handsome,
cheap hight and durable roof References ard specimens
81 GOODWlsS Chimney-Poi Factory, 50 Nesi Broadway.
het~--n Chambers snc WaFren-sts an I'M
SHIRTS At COST-s0oo Dozen consisting Of every
Subscription s1i quality. 10 be sod w.-lin The next
ensuing weeks Dealers IN the shove srce VII End 10
their advantage TO call and examine his very extensive a.
ID suii purchasers. NORRIS WOOLF. Wholesale
s1-5 " sir Man1facturng DePoL ~ Wilsln.s
EOWLTNG GUN--Jls, received age assortment
q English aud German single and double guns of AT
woodcock. cuck, deer, and other game FOR sac o. ne
saSi " FRANCIS TONES SONS, 6 Mldea-lane
DATRNT ELASTIC sUsPENDERs.-Al the
various styles Manufactured a. ne factories OF ne sud
scIiher IL store adapted % Al markets A. prices re-
Guc 30 CORRESPOND wi reduced value uf dOmes1c goods
su-2 EaN5w HORACE Il. DAY, > Corland-st
limited STATES PATENT AGENCY FOR tax
y ing olt patents and making draNln-s specilcaons
ke.-0hce ls Cily Hall lMechauics lnstla.el
auii 3me0t+ CHARLES l. BAkRIir AReut "
STRAW GOODS, STRAW G0ODs.-clo.ing
rqlit 4rge STOCK OF genicinets yuli- al Iltlts
brsic Hais ard Caps Al very low prices IL J. H. MON
AROUEs. = Bow-ry. ans In
ELEl's UNIVERSAL SHOT CARTRIDGES. Perca.-
i4ton caas 0fWakers, Eleys sarEsys. and Other naz
sa1l Nv FRANCIS rs ToMEs SONS. Nsiaeu-i,ns
HOoP lKoN.-se tons, from inehe. to irehe. mao.
uiacil-i BY is NswJersey Iron Company, fOr sa-s
sas o II'i ~ e corner q cesr.l
GERMAN PIsToLs-A large assortment, tusi re-
sasiiw. FRiNcis TONES SONS Msiaen-lsae
a. UANO-Landng in bass sni for sale By
NAa-s !w' }. c. MORRISON, l& Greenwieh-F.
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HrRkAH FoK OHIO.-Lands IN ibe military AMI
other districts u ONO bought oui-ialdnl lilies bought
or sdi1slec. taxes paid. lands sold c0flson, claims
COZ ectec &c &C b. calling sending letter thin ~ days
70 w X ; lfo NassAusl = noor, room IA Jnq1esnona
be references gven- euig saw I'm
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Law school, ia Cherry VALLEY, OtsegO
Co. N.Y.-The Fall term viii commence on the lsl Of
September Object, 10 give 10 the student not only
good knowledge, but experimental familiarity with TIE
practice Of law The ua o. causes and the delivery 0f
eNteEporaneous speeches are among he daily exercises
Of the school These ne ai-' VI he egt profession
sid which ike a. others should be- lesd before entered
or generally VII never be learned e1ecuay ~ a.. CT
cuars sauz particulars sent by request directed osipald
% John ". FoHler" pres deul % TIE Institution Ia
penses low Professors. Judged d almond and Henry
Campbell Reference Daniel ady. Judge Of ; Court
Ams1a- Parker. Do; DAVID Graham. EsC. NY.
gll2 eod5w DSNSN3W
" Trinity Church.-The heirs Of Auueke J4ris
BogaTous VIII ext iss per a1ourmeuD A. ne We.cl
Chuch 10 Chrysus between Delaney ard BroCme 80 on
Wednesday eytrine neN, seth inst a. D O'Clock. AL per-
sons claimants. Otherwise who E;e lisesfr prop
now IN posessio OF the Nesry u Trinity Church are
vsd 70 attend the meeting. DA. C. { kIERsTED. Clr
} r. kiEssTsD, Secretary sl5 81
~ Water Curc.-Dr. R. = IRALL, who startled The
frs Hydrupahic iu-gl0n ia America receives luvAds
his com uoaous sbsimeuI Is Laghist door from
- Jchr's-p bsflng viii 1olales. shower
each f0Or. Oudcor practice ai.e1fed 20. Consl.a-
mons -. au-o mos
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npAkITTNn Akrn oatl

AtADE3IY FOR DRAWING AND PAINTINGS
OF HOUSIOS-ST. corner Mercer viii oper for tha
III season % sr.dsy, Isl Sept aud 81
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DoNDER fLAsks-A large assortment Of the lsi-
l. esi styles, foI sale In lots 70 suit purchasers by
sa.i lw' FRANCIS TONES / SONS sMliaen.lane
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- srEAM-HIp GREAT BnIrMy

.SLsN AT AUCTloN.To be sold by suetossg
Messrs TONGE, CURRY co. ct thers%
DAY, the iltb day Of September next al O'clock l0nss
disposed Of IN tho time by private couiractJ The W.
known steamship GREAT BhlTAIN, now lying II "
COOurg Dock, Liverpool. The power and capacity o. y
ship a passenger vessel and for cargo too va
known, from her past performances TO need psfrcss
description. Her great strength enabled her 10 wihs@
the shocks Of the heaviest seas, while stranded on rocs
throughout a whole Winter In n most exposed uisuA
age done 10 the engines and ships bottom has beea e
TO- estimated, after surveys by competent engineers a.
shpbuilders and FOR moderate sum The whole ship ng
be restored 10 her original coudiuOn Win The engnes
has hitherto been worked she would make afnfsHs
transport ship, capable Of carrying from SEQ to 900 SEQ
fortnghfs voyage VIII smaller pair Of ngiDes, eafs
bic Of diving her 81 snghy reduced speed b With ~
coal slowsge would be reduced hail. she would sccon
mOdse 1000 emigranis for distant voyage, 0f ,"
free aborefs rom The Coast Of Afca 10 the Wesi mas
Colonies. The ship Is an excellent ssa-boa quite 1ass
able at sea under canvass alone, md remarkably s
err for iarher particular. apply TO the Company So.
Isry, Mr. w NJ BENNETT. IS Pnnce'sst Br.sIol salse-
EyKCS w. FIELD g. co. II ChEs cse,
~ TOR sale 81 reduced prices very large assofn'' "
Paper The following part Of the stock now 10 soie'
5 900 resms Of iow-priced plain and ruled cap s.p
1900 rssm. :. rrswwrspping for Slipping
1900 resms heavy wrapping for grocers' use.
2pJ reams white ca
200 reens assOrs shoe
800 reaIns nd book printing.
80 re2ms colorel paper Of al qualities.
go reaIns hsrdsa are sizes.
5000 reans envelopes
5000 lbs. binders boards-al numbers.
1000 lbs. trunk Boston and NewJersey ms1S
iacure.
s5,oo0 lbs straw boards. Nos. % 70 100.
powder, alum, rags irvine and ali other kinds Of ps9s
mAnlfsciureFs' materials an' ~
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MISSES sEDCWICK has

Boarding and Day School from q West-W sshngion-
place, 10 IS Nnfhst The smaton l. accessible omit
buses passing The house every fsw minutes house
airy and comm0diOns aoriing al the convenience hat
modern house can give Their Autumn term commences
The iorh Of September
French lady, de.lring board vii pleAse call on he
Misses :. aulf xVs
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WALES GLOBE AND TRANSPARENT srHEAE'
manufactured al different prices al his Nautical Accrny
Frsnklin-squarc, n. y. This nstruueut q now lsI0
dgced into Cseai Britain. and ordered for Pare ~ Nc
Carnoi. late Minister Of Instruction They 10 nee IN
Mrs "illsrf's school, Troy At Rutgers instnie J.,
Schools. aus Ie0i.
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without spring or pressure, guD parchs COVERING ss
elastic belts Price 81 10 g. Ofkse 10 Broadway 49, -
up ssalrs, cor. Of kadeu-lane sa w
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COMNERCTAL SCHOOL,

y rll br0adway f0ppOste BOn1-si, New 0rk-Ih
Fa em Of Prof Browns School viii commence Oa Mon
day te ilh Of september. The number Of pupils u limited
Circulars containing Particulars be obtained a. shep
ards boos store lss. Broldwsyi Carers 81 Csna-.t and
sore I'll BruafwAT ana frneodTuThxS
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MISS HANEN> viii resume her school for Young
.'iLsiies % Mgndey Sept n. - Nnihst between
Fi.nayenue and lniyersy-pace where and al The Oee
Of her father, RAVENS, ESQ - Waist circulars nay
be obtained Miss II vii be At home and sfter Monday,
sert & su22 cod m
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
pMl,SEs.-Ihe Misses ALLERTOSS School, % Third
afeule vii Re continued. commencing Monday An Sept
Crruars ID terms and reference can Be obtained the
Above place aHl4 3ws
Two PARENT- AND t.tAkDIAN--A clergy
mar residing m The colniry a. about lV0 miles distance
rom Newfork- VIII receive INTO MS family ttree or four
Boys rum q ~ years Old. pupils 10 whose education
ald training De sOgii give personsl For name
and pTacafs address Box 2B City Pos, Office su24 neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

Two PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PkOIhs,
L ETORS-For sale. one secondhand double cyls-.
press bed flXdj inches do. do. bed 5lxS ln'~'
Both presses will put IN perfect order and sold cheap
au9 iwD&itW K ROE 4 co. - and 81 Goes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06
Auction Sale Of Goods.

z EATTEE determined tn dispose os the remainder
of the stock Of Goods, heretofore adv grlls"u by
me, shall oar for sale, at public ouctiou ON nura-
day, the lith May next, In the city Of Van Buren,
he balance of the stock rcwainjug hand amount
ing in value about three thousand dollars: and con-
ssting Of a great variety of useful goods. Country
merchants, traders and others particularly desired
attend the goods win positively be sold without
reserve. To7m for all sums OF ten da.lrs and under,
the cash viii be required; over that amount and Un-
der hundred dollars, credit Of six months; and
on all sums over ono hundred dollars credit Of nine
months will be allowed, by the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security. -,
JESSE TURNER
Van Burn, April %, 1913 II-2.