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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
DRY GOODS.

A MEXICAN BLANkETS-5o case. lot il.i AMI
y % extra super rbbolboIrd Blankets, iu and i1 IT,
ei These goods made wholly from Ire finest American
fleece wool arc perfection 90 usnl lcf4re 1871 cha en-e
COMPARISON wi'l fhe DIGEST French article. and although
OF superior material. they ar f- same time lower ir
rrr- han ans similar imported 4uk,is For ss'e by
-l5 NEsMlrH co. Sd and y Pine =.
THEN FIVE DOLLAR ~UIr---Consst OF
cloth coat. Cashmere pants. and fancy vests Also,
coaks and Overcoa with rich lining. from = 20 so each
business coats = 20 So vests, 81 GO % - Cash paid Tor
Gent. clothing Cleaning dying, repairing and altering
corner Nassau and Beekman 80 80 wv
1IIDDLESEN PLAINS cases negro plains,
vi fancy cable cord wGrp and wool filings this day re-
ceived and for sale by NE>MlIh co
sus 81 and 50 Pine-si-
STARK NIANUFACTURING COMPANl's
sirshe dulings ust received and for sale by
SIS c. r. HARRIS, Is ENchange-paee
CANTON FLANNELS-ie0c cases Ashhurion Cotton
AFanne.s. bleached snd unh cached, FOR sale by
sl5 NESMITH 4 co 50 aud 81 Finest
WHITE AND COLORED Doeskin and coored
w Cloak Innings, plain and iwi.et, iOr sale by
sn2i c. +. HARRIS. 90 Exchang-pace.
pLACK TWIILED VEST PADOINGS-A
81 c + HARRIS Is EEchangepace.
BLACK wIGAN~-Rec-iyed this day. for .ale by
ID s5 {. + HARRIS, 50 EXchsnge-pace.
- INCH BLEACHED MU-IINs-R Receiver
Do th- day. Tor saeby c. r. HARRIS SO ENchange-pL
DRINTED DOE-KINs, plain and twied received
1 and for sac by C. + HARRIS 20 Exchange-paee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

80 AT PKINNTE rALE,-A uesITNUlt tVllIIy
%: RESIDENCE stusted In Wescies,er County. n y about
~ % miles from NewYork City, and shout miles from
the Harlem Railroad The premises consist of land snth.
ent 10 keep horse and Upon the premises good
and commodious dwelling 90 which Is attached
beautiful garden wei stocked with choice iuit There are,
a so all tie necessary oubuiings AT In good order The
location j. heahul and desirable Part Of The purchase
money csn remain bond ant mortgage turi her par
uculars &C apply % ANTHONY J. BLEEChEh' Aucnon'
Broa sIl Tvs
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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER FOE AUGUST, ls4s


elevation
nosrHLy 20 81
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car PRIVATE sALE.-west Ninetee

"a. The two.siory cottage frame house with basement
- srd attic filed with brick and The oi = feet by so
feet deep known a. 20 Wee; Nneieenst Oh The north
side between the Ninth sud Tenth SIZE Of the house
. feet by - feet deep. with verandah In 'front.' French VIM
dow. &c finished In the modern style. with marble man
fes sliding doors psntries black CRATES, bath rooms, DE-
ton water &c fore court Of 20 feet with fountain Part
on purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage
For farther particulars &c apply 20
IL inv A d RLEECkER. Auconeer. Broad.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

A from Paris forming evening classes fer ladies'
and gentlemen, also special class for ladies n the aier
lie viii resume his Instructions for the suing
20 ten pupis-wN meet az the Professors room, To La
FARCE Buldugs, ~ Broadway, whore applications are
received daily. between . and p NJ Terms-Si per
month Mr. Lagtoix has still under bis charge the French
department al the celebrated Institution of th- Messrs
Abbott " HON be- is % liberty tO refer
tr.rI afsff .tarIfN a -4srI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

u fcunhst is now open ard 90 hii operation. Glasses
are being formed 800 ihe English Na,hcma'ca ard Ciass-
cal Departments Every facility Will be- afforded to
who may cs. he they may form correct csumelcof
tho character Of the school aud mode of teaching. Tie
English department j. under The charge OF an able teacher
many years experience. The Classical AID Mahema-
cal VII be .u.-a nnd nv an-n Ln.-rlcn-. Is y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
1000 VARIETIES.

7 The DEPOSITORY Of H. American sunday ecaoo
y U1onl - Ns-ssu-.i 40 s. Psrk may te found o
sr-rss u books fJr children and youth 4ncr abe h
character and a. a. prices Jssi plhi.nel Hone LIE l--
County Sc1oo Home The Young Jew. hy tle author 70 me
3D. Pep OF Day Pro-rasri1sf1l Treasured Memories ;
The Bfaglf4. 4. b. c. Boos Nhyfi The Boy ana .-r
sf5 - J C. MFEKS. Agent.
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LEENCn ANp ENGLIsn goARnLNa scHooL

u FOR BOYS corner Of Eighty sixh-st and The Bloom
ingdale Road Rev ; DOUGLASS. AN Rector.
This Institution which has been successful operation
since the time of lis establishment viii be open for the
ceplOn Of pupils Monday, the l8h " September The
locality Is uucrpassed by that of any other schoo. m the
vicinity VI The city. and its The desire Of the Principal 10
make The moral and literary advantages Of the Institution
equal 10 those which Nature has given Parents Who wish
70 good school for g. r chs2en respectfully
requested visit the Institution and examine Tor themselves
Circulars respecting terms, &c, be obtained al the
bookstore OF the Messs Appleton 20 Broadway. eu3J Inn
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! IN. All CAPs. 81 FAsHloN-N

[ HATS AND CAPS, FALL FASIuON.-WM
= bANIA. 20 Csuslsi corner q Wooster, i
ready for The Fall trade with extensive assort
men Of Haas and Caps his mOcskn six and beaver hats
0f the new style which, for external appearance. durs
biiiy and cheapness be holds 40 for competition with
any sold In Ibis city. The style Of trimmings adopted
his 10 particularly recommended for efecmay pre-
venting injury the hat from Precipitation oil applied to
the hair. Also ch and varied stock Of Chldrens Hats
and Caps OF the latest and most approved patterns whch
he offers % sell a. nearly > per cent less than they have
been sold ai any Other establishment 10 this city. W
would res pecy seg leave 20 return his sincere thanks 90
bic numerous friends and the public srge for the liberal
patronage extended TO him FOR the past years and
assure The public that 10 ehor Will be spared merit is
continuance sif w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail By GEORGE F0ss
Iharmaceulst l93 spnlg-sL door from Suligal-st
s0 icr sae by Eugene Dupuy. CO Broadway: A. II
Tough Co. l44 Flion-sL -0j Bieecker-st A. L. Win
Nip u Essi Broadway y y. Pnce 81 per boue, or *
l0fi'es for IS. 20 imeod
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EXCURSIONS.
r---. >FwaRR,SCpgIySr

~T-s NEW 1IgNT-F o,a,-.--
sl-.s-z--i ,'ood Cemetery, for hs'lii9a ard H..
All c.s Cedar Grove, Staten Leland -.
pa rents each way-Tir new and e'eg.s .,-sns
CRICKET. Capt VIM - Peck on AID sfsr 49,
SEPT & vii ~ follows, ds'iv Leave Csfief-a ~
pier ~ . ocisck A ant li ~ Canals y 4 :, 80
No T. Batter. place i0 An ard .PM p"
REIrsNlsc-Nii leave Ccdaf Grove a. NJ. AZ IA 4
n Fln Hsm.iol II llI 4 " and ID Z - Gi-.n,,s
'tnieIrfs a' " VI sni y Z NJ ~
r. TO CEDAH GROVE. To Cgpas
a ss~... l. = -ceisf Gl0ye 81 70 ts- IA, (
pleasure ln Informing he fucrts All ue cs1els u -.
lurs ta Pei has etss4 Or .cnn N yrafs ibC.e leal
grounds kroau - Ce1sr Grove olslfd il- sa4t.-.
ste ui staten Island reaf tie I'm Tres 30 al =.
hr gr0gnds erection Of buildings lsfhaugses G0cks ~
he whole involving expense 0f sevefal i0usan. l.
q having been hs determination fom tic COMMENCEMENT
he propueiorshp 20 make Cedar Grove The ~
agreeable sumner resor 10 De fo.Di 1 DC sfly % Ne.
YORK.
Fcr military Art pleasure sxoar.,oas bsl. pares. A.
Cedar Grove vii be oQnt, on Inspection, % p-s-.. a
rles 0r pleasure thai arc grsl passed a. evidence
which ue proprietor Lce .ny refer he pubic % 90
Wh.h appeared ln ihr Newly Sln ~ he l3ir Nsx
signed hy above y, gculeuen who visited Crr Orus. &,
- suluer resort and hich hey found 90 eE.uia4uoc
q the Improvements and srrsn. eueuis hf pro-ssu h
fe slrpass for tesgy Of scenery, facilities for gTeir.
recreation and exercise, any Sumner resort y had
before visited The f3gorife steamer Cinderella Capt VA
Name 90 snc after Saturday, June i al ra - follow,
iesve Caual-i 81 9i A. NJ. and ? NJ, Pier N0iN z a.
tery P scf q. % A - and y VI. Re.lslcg VII lesvs
Cedar Grove A. !. w. and 6 + NJ rs sT'
sr~s- THE STEAMBOAT LlkgkA
"a. 81 VA hr chane 81 for excursions clnef be
ensuing season. TIE boar .es o. .ae o.. y
beachsi Nonh River Apply 81 ths flee ~
RAG. l. SCHUYLER Nsnoverst
trusting an ore ca accoeu1 ~ his boat without ~rrss
lrIrr --lIn ~ C1rflin ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

.U~~ ToR KENPOKT AND MIDDLE.
~ - TOWN POINT, landing NJ Fort Hamilton
sas<s~~SFr-~ earh wsy--rhe steamers JOHN HART
and JOS = COFFEE will leave Chamh.rs.s 81 Pier isly
Saturdays Sundays aud Mondays eNcepiel az ccocs
NJ srd p O'Clock NJ daily SUNDAY excepted Or
boaiv also leave ON Saturdays Hi 8 O'Clock pm Nt a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

"a. -. = A TtIUkIFH.-PerfO1s ED0Ll ~
- chasing Pianos vii ind . 20 their atgsn
M ~ n VtAge % csll a. r. Glenn Co.'S Mar1fscis
~ ~, - flllOu-s.. west Of Broadway. A
genera assortment " Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos con
tAnly on hand which viii - soc l0v FOR esEt appro
psPcr Dealers supplied OF liberia terms
myT r. GLENN co. Ief Fulton-si.
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r. TO CEDAH GROVE: To cge.s

RsIrsNlNc-Nii leave Ccdaf Grove a. M. ~ IA Z
Pm Fon Hamilton Il lll 4 " and d PSI Ol-,usco3
ttn.efrfs af II Sui "a N. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

uUkkAH FOR OHIO.-Lands In the military and
distncts Ia Ohio bought outstanding niles ooug
or sdiusied paid lands sod coumi-sou GAINS
collected &C Ac b. calling or sending iei;ef WIN, ofys
W. r. s. lao Nssssu-st "a nooT room 10 snaaesaoEs
he references given salESswIm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

II, or Cry properly beautiful country seal ~, te .ses
H. OF pc hudson from q io ho-l, irum New-l cS,
vel stocked with fruit of all kinds. large house sd out
buildings in exec e1i order newly painted. &c NAl De
exchanged on reasonable terms Tor Brooklyn or Guy prop.
errv The farming utensils and crops In, viii be sold
with the property II desired. Inquire OF P JONES JS
, rnrre n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
FRENCH And ENGLISH BotRnfsc 80 pAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

- = s.ftEN e .. urlWtru avery hnd 'lih'lh
N~'(D piaces-Mme. COJIAN VIII reopen Der esiat-
hshmcut the 7th Sept next Young lGlies wishing
join the French Spanish Drawing Glasses on vii he
admitted FOR each Of these branches an3n ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

4 CARD.-Mrs H. N. Perey having returned To- he
y city, pecily ou1ces 20 her fe and ps-r0-s
that size vii flme1sey re0rganze Ter classes Tor ile
season for Instruction in the art of Leutscape Painting m
Twelfh-st s3 lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

w way opposite B0nist-The Fall term Of his
ton vii commence Monday the lh Of september The
aim i o give fh0roug instruction n few branches %
time Of carefully arranged and comprehensive course,
cul ng drawing vocal music sud other exercises Tor The
organs OF sense he classics French maihen stcs, history
IA geography naural and political &c Corporal puushI
uen> never res0r-d TO-
TaN,uns are s. So SIS or SIC per quarter without
extra cSge for bOuks, stationery fuel. aud witi de-
ducuOu Of ~ per cent when murs than " the ar
attend. Farther particulars may he obtained 20 the school
ros me, or az Mr.. L. IS residence, rs T'-r.h-sL
Private nsimcu~ given 10 individuals or small classes.
sll w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

res ding ia Tire country a. about oN miles distance
from New York will receive into his family three or four
boys from 10 II years old, pupils 10 whose education
and WHinng be would give personal attention FOR name
and particulars address Box rs City Pos Office aI-+ ftd
MISS HANEN~ viii resume her School for Young
NILadles 90 Monday, Sept ID. a. - NnilsL between
FA-ayeuue and lniyersliyp1ce where end NJ he Once
OF Ler father g. HANESS. Esq % Wasl circulars may
be obtained. The School year VIII c0-e hc st LAY of
july Miss II WA be al home and after Monday Sep
tcmherf. au2 collin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

aAANTBD-A few active young men 70 20 sgg'5 d
w Weg 70 - agents Tor the sale Of new and pOpufi
JlbtcsrOnss3D0 over ard above their expenses vii b.
insured 70 70 en- 10 writing, ~ih opportunity u clearing
$1,000 per yesr. Some men IN employ viii &c
ioUb; g H per year, clear OF al expenses
ESch VIII have his district II will BE- necessary fCl
hen 10 least from s45 So - obtain good fns
llt Apply al FRENCH'S Publishing Hal, 70 Broadway
up stairs ocs Of re Fsg " our Union. Al letters rms
81 postpaid. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

JAPANESE HAIR OLA small quality olhs
- new ard elegant cosmetic has JUS, been received rom
japan, through Dr. SieHbfoger, herman chemist BY 10
use le hair OF lie natives Is preserved old sSe u ~
vents from falling gives durable ustre and ersdicaes
dsndnf l. also imparts gradually deeper snsde Of coo
tor sale - the principal dgs and haisdressefs Pcs
I'll per bottle - meO6-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

fiD PRfNTFH-.-JOHE d. HcCREARY'S Print
ng INKS can be had IN quantities. 10 suit purchasers Al no
Depot opmcest Constantly hand black Lax Tor ~, W
~ 81. % ind IS cents per H. Also, superior alce ~
- - and 3 per d. COOred Ilkgrec from - 10 q y
yellow blue green &c Al 81 80 per d. Printers out Of ~
city have keg Of - n News luk forwarded 10 bem FOX
- or 40 key FOR so. ans I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
FOR SALE.

o. STORES AND DWELLINGS TO LIT OR
e.. LEAsE-ILe new 3story and arc store art dwell
H. ing on he corner % Greenwich and Charles -.
Th store . wei calculated for the dry goods drag other
respectable business the house Tor gcn.cs family Also.
he vo new stores and dwellings adjoining Greenwich
III and Is calculated for any resn-csbe business In
ouire of T. LUCUEER. 50 Waist
Nv. F.remen's Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

m q ID
mn fae6rf yegea8n uaer b ron
lowes u * 10 b
d be- B al
g ~ 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

SCHoOL.-Ciassicsl French and E1glih school -
: broadway opposite Aston lace-Messrs FOIGSET
TAYLOR, Prncipa'sIhe Fal Term of this Institution Will
commence on Monday, Sepiemher (. Messrs ? T. beg
leave fO -fon their friends and the public thar they have
completed their alrancee p Cor The elsug season. which
VII sfcrl OBJ ier pupils Increased advantages the
Gus departments and il order meet the request OF many
c iheir pupils parents Of establishing Primary school.
they have engaged lady u experience assls, them
ilai department Their assistants gentlemen % ellca
ton and experience The French vii Be aud spoken
extensively three hours day, and TIE mot uuung efforts
VII Dc Msde 90 reader pupils a. home n every branch Of
French education. Boys received any stage OF e.l
canon and thoroughly prepared i0T College business
For Terms see circular Win Nessrs Dtuc Co Parkrow
snd S. Broadway, John Mlhau, ls5 Broadway; J. B
Docd, III Broadway, Il A. Kerr. 1s6 Broadway. g. 4 H.
Miller, Broadway; lockwood CO. al Broadway, and a.
the school
Mons FOlGNEr viii lake his opportunity 70 inform bis
iueuds and lie pabc Thai De has removed In desrs
pie ocauon and VIII coliirue % receive INTO h. family
limited number OF pupils h0arlers Parents vii by his
accommodation insure % their children opportunity Of
perecung themselves he French which is ne ngIsse
% Mr. 5 family wei - greater polish Of names.
hey VII associate only with persons ofdsceulr and N
feeling Fer terms see circulars az shove Mos q
residence Isl Iwr.hs-uesr diversity Place su2- saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
CLA--ICALANDC COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

Y 81 Broadway. lopposite Bond-st, New-Y ork-The
Fall Term OF Prof Browns School will commence on Mon
day the 9Th Of September Tie number OF pupils IS limited
Circulars containing particulars be obtained a. shep
ards book store, 1898 Broadway Carriers 81 Canals and
store e7l Brosdwav aus lmeodTuThAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

lust PUBLI-HED-Ai he Beacon Once, oy q.
VALE. B Fr-ns4.l--q lare, 81 J. TIE jews h-a.' ~
price iN cel-s -1. editions 40 d 'scs stem
uf Nerr- s 81 lay0rs ess, sermons. &c 81 ass E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
ERENCH AND KNGLI-H BOARDING AM

EhENt ~ RND ENssLt~tt bpAiDlNt AND
a DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES-Mrs
MEARs, 78f Broadway, corner OF Tenth-st New York
who has lad FOR many years he faiierng patronage
Of the hrst families beg, announce thar her School vii
reopen on Tuesday the 5h Of September Parents and
guardians who desisOus or acng their ghers snd
wards in establishment where the number s limited,
and where the unrsmi-ing Of the Principal the
moral department and education OF the pupil Is under her
sole superntendeuce viii fnd her establishment possess
ing uuequsled advantages.
The acknowledged ability Of Mrs Mears instruc-
Tess Is respectfully inum6ed by the refe she has
the privilege Of Offering.
Circulars o. terms car be found al her residence
Ms Mears viii be home from the lsi Of September
from A. NJ 20 P NJ 20 receive visits sub 5ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

e. south sde Of Thirty Ell hihs between The Second sad
- Thrd avenues SIZE Of lots, = fee, fon ana BY
q, feet deep each So iot the North side ID Th
v-efrhihsf between the Second snd Third avenues SIZE
Of o feet front and rear by 3 feet deep. Pan Of he
purchase money may remain on bond an mortgage fof
krffer nsrucnars &c spply %
~ Isl A BLEECKER. Auctoneer. Brood -.
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INSjTR ANCE.


AtrTIaL BENEFIT LIE INSURANCE CON.
IVA PANY, No n NNiat-Ths Company completed !,
third vesf on me ut of May a.i wnch lme he surplus
amounted O e5i2Ol0h showing amount oi business un
parallelcd IN the History Of Le Insurance.
policies which have sc'iled premiums, rs
profits draw h. rate ~ per cent per annum,
snd be made ayeuhe at ouce' to the extent Of Two.
thirds Of their amount where tho party has pNd ts frn
ums in fall
Premiums are PAYABLE annually bu may bo pth semi
annually or Qgnuer.y and parties taking uir policies NAY
they prefer give their individual notes fof one bali ne an
uua pTchium. upon which lney VIII Dc required 10 pNb
per cent. interest
Prospectus and all papers necessary 10 effect fsn,e,
and all Information Ia relation Ia he psn Of opeian0n. aj
be obtained gfass' al N" 9hics 81 ne company "aA1
Robt T. Patterson, Henry McFa.ian. Thomas 3 sesr''
Chss = Mackneu. Seth Low, And'w Smelling,
Edward Anthony, Joel W Condit VIM " simpson,
Lewis G Grover, William 4 F. Peeu. Randall II Greene.
ROBT L. PATTERSON, fresljelt
JOSEPH LORD Agent
ia Van Ressstttts, MD Of Consultation.
J,siEs STEWART, a ID. lKesiience Autobiography
NJ IDEAL Examiner, attends at lie office daily ron !oS
o'clock yiTarhAsd
1, NICKERBOtEkEK FIRE INSURANCE. CON.
NJ PANf or kEN-IOEk Office % Walst-Csfasi
s2800o0.Onsinsliy incorporated Ia l5@.-lhis COMPANY
continues O insure ains loss tnd damage BY IRE 90 ne
most favorable terms s operations confined cbicny
the City Of New-York ard ~ Immediate proximity. Al
losses sdusted and paid with p.ompness AID Abefeiy
DIRECTORS
George lrelsn5 john OOthout, George Arcu'sflrs
Robert Benson John Campbell George ConAlD
Joshua Brush. Robert g. siUsri, John Grsy,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher kioy
Anthony Lamb, Adam NOTle. Robert Kermit
Ben.,n De Forest, William Tucker, ChHs 4. Leyenoe
Anthony Chard0n, IeyysC .Hamersley William BrOwuhf
AleT Lawrence William r. Dean Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, PrrsidenL
4 nrDos.Tp ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
CHEAP CARPETING..-R LAwRENe

HEAP CARPETINGs.-R LAWRENCE, ~
DCana-st has Just received from suction spencf %
soment OF Brussels 3-py, ingram and Eenetsn carpet
ngs which he has resolved 10 sell prices well desefsnz
me attention u purchasers Also Oh coihs cug5ets' ssI
rods, ugs window shades &c kc. Persons who ".sn %
consult heir orn advantage VII call a. II Canast
si2iwDaifyys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

AIRS. BAIIEN'S Boa fDlNGAND DAY SCHOOL
VI for young 4de-. iN .auo--plce, vii reopen 90
Th1r-dgy September 7 al5n iia"3"
rI'HE WINTER TERM Of Mss ". A. STURGES
Board 1r scl1o. 80 oIug LADIES' A. Stamford Com
VIII commerce N0v. b. Circular sai.rg terms sn1 refer
~ be- had by addressing The Principal. or on afql-
carrl AZ EsvuOr'- Bookstore 75 B0wery - Iiaw6w
NrCTNG LADIES SEHINARY.--The Misses
! MsCADANS'S School. = Fourth between Charles
and Amos vii reopen Monday. the ih u Sepiem-
ber Pups received a. cay period of he ensuing seso-,
the time o. their attendance only being charged - 3ieod
ERENCH AND ITALIAN.-A gentleman ls'e.y
Il connected with Yale College as instructor Of Modem
languages wishes 20 give Lessons IN the City IN French
and Italian IN b0adin or private classes Tie bet
references will be given Communications sent 90 A B.
box 2e65 Post Office. viii De promptly attended D. 20 m
I UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.-Prof
I JOHNSON Rector-Tne first qlaref Of The new year
began Monday. Sept Pup are received 70 any Tune
during he quarter. George 5. Parker Principal assics
Department. Lewis Ii. Hobby, Pnrcpa English Depart
meut - bW
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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-12
VOL. II. - NO. go.

Professor p" himself-who could sing Bill
lings's Majesty, Reads &erb,1me. or Epson's
Lenor-pieces which once had power to excite
an audience, and which, if performed now,
would fill meeting house quicker than the
most eloquent preacher in the country Then,
three or four pages of Rules, that could be
committed to memory and reduced to prac-
tice in three or four evenings, were all
sufficient to bring forward choir of singers.
Now, fifty or hundred pages of " clements
made up of jaw-breaking derivations from
Greek and Latin, and all the musical terms to
be found in the French and italian vocabu-
laries, clumsily Anglicized or Yankeefied, are
to be studied and if the pupil, after six
months or a years beating of brains. should
get a tolerable idea of what the Professor
would be at, Though many of the pupils get
tired and disguised in less than half that time)
he is probably qualified to join in the
Sp hing-so' hong
DIP hing-do' hong
that is so admirably adapted to excite the
spirituality" of congregation.
We believe it was the celebrated preacher
WHITFIELD, who first adapted devotional
poetry to the old popular songs of the Scotch
and English, because, as he said, it was not
right that the devil should have all the good
music. If the good old music could be re-
stored and once more form part of public
worship, we should be willing that the devil
should take the Professors" and wish him
much joy of his bargain.-Bostom Courier.