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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
FOR SALE.

o. At PRIVATE sALR-ThTee lois sguaied o.
Is he eas-r'y side Of he sevenilsverre and - not
~ II Twenty frsst Size 4 ois, ~ feet front and 20.
bv i0o feet deep, each Pau II the purchase ouey ma,
rrrsn on bond and mortgage For farther particulars ~
apply 10 4 BLEECKER. A1cuoneer. brosf-a si6 W.
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- Wigs. wigs! Wig>:-MrDHu

~ Wigs, wigs. Wigs .-MEDHUEsr HEARp
importers and manufacturers II Human Hair. would inform
ezens and strangers thai they have pa hand me largest
the cheapest snd the best orneni Of wigs. scsps half
wigs toupees brads Of long hair fdyries nng-ts and
other ornamental hair. which. for prce snn qualify
uneqAed The trade supplied, who essie and retail 2
Maden-lane New-Nors - In
~ Phonotypic and PhonographIr Depot. -
Spuce-sL y \ - lm. ANDREWS 4 BOYLE.
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unI.r. EnR sAIE.

IA. on south side Twefh-st. between Avenues cd
IL rsrh house /. Is feet wide ard a. leel deep The
s are O3t feet In depth ThshOues are rented NJ 500 PEE
,unur each They Will be sold al 81. each which sR
nav an n'ere,t oi D. per ceu he cost $40 can
m an on bond and mortgage each house for Term q
wears og the whole amount al he purchase money can -
Il the purchaser vii give i.iaciory co@iefs. '-c
rty Address House. Box 6b5 Post Oace. sl6 n
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FRINGEs AND TRIMMINGS.

7 IL CEDAR--T or ALL COLORs and WIDTHS.
n especially selected match he + a. style OF CLOAK
and Dress Goods.
Al.o, stock q RIBBONS LACES GLOVES. and
FANCY GOODS. 10 which The attention of The city and
country merchants d called.
auj0 I'm EASTMAN. SHELDON TOWNSEND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

DOOFINf..-Od ln roofs made tglt for = cents per
IA foot; new roof Of rough plank covered for % cers
roofs ~ factories or large buildings. ~ squares for -
per square and warranted G0odwn's patent premium Hy-
dr0 Pneumatic Cement Shea.lug makes handsome cheap
light durable roof Reference and specimens al GOOD
WINS Gimme y Pot Factory 81 Wesl Broadway, between
Chamber. AMI " arrar - 81 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

tnEIPHIC INSTITUTE. No 90 Troy-st near
y FCurfhst u open arl IN fua operation. Is-st-
are being formed ir The English. Mathematical snd Cass
cal Departments Every facility vii be- Afforded 10 pa.
rers " DO may call that hey may form correct esumse o
The character u the school and mode o. teaching The
F~a.h derar under fhe charge OF sble teacher
cf many years experience The Classical and Mahenau-
-sI viii Be sustained by able instructors. s55r
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- nr. Mnrehrnd,- Grnhnnfed NInrneflc

Nlach;nes.-These and beauuful instruments com
bue advantages not possessed By any others I'm neat
and portable compass, ample supply Of be He-siFng
Influences 81 electromagnetic may Dee instantly obtained
No assistant T. required and shy who read can
use 70 with perfect I'm Oh diseases he r.
feet OF these instruments is truly wonderful. and most
Distinguished physicians highly recommend them. Tley
liable 90 get of order arc accompanied 1y
new manual with fall directions FOR USE. Price : COM
peie and warranted Manufactured lni sold wholesale
and re- si by d. {. MOkkHEAD, ID
. 9yyos - Broadway. y T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

COAL.
DEACU MOINTAI> COAL nom the Nine. Of
i the Delaware Coal Compauy-Broken Egg and Range
sizes Also Beaver Mesto~ Coal Companys Lehigh Goal
u Egg Range and Nut sizes. received direct from The
mne and offered Tor rescreened from he Yard Al he
lowest current prices for nrsf quality Goa, p CANY
81 IA VVen.fsr - Al ar,.s :,
| LIVERPOOL ORKEL COtI,-Now landing
tSrom snip Niagara This coal Of superior an div and
l. recommended for psrofus- 10 will be delivered In good
order nom ue sessc Or screened from he yad Ia qaani-
81 n III Woost.- ana an I'D. :,
'OAL.-Egg, Stove. aud ~. Peach Orchard war.
- rAn!cd brs qualify, FOR sale low frgn yari or boat.
Large sheds have been erected keep The Coal u1der
cover .nd enn De delivered dry 10 any weather Apply
al ~. Na.hinsion'st isiii m'l CHAs LOwTHER
COAL am delivering the hs. n red ash coal n The
oo"ins iow price, for cash. well screened from the
ymi epfrrf ~ hinf and nrernwich nut ~.
cover lsi4 lpiif ppTER ~ fxTOv
('oAii rpsch ufchanl ari White A.h Lshgh Of AL
sizes, best quality At the lowest market prices. Dry
una'f COVER Tafis - Wsshngious spring Of and
~ '"'"na o neaf Ffst avenue kERRiGAN aus Inn
81 IN rEU TON-Nur COAL.-Peach Orchard,
- DV Rel Ash snd schuyikin White Ash, for ssle II
"" aoF9 INV ftice large and delivered screamed
Rom No ,s'a APriyso r STOKES DlCKEhSON,
stu l0r Anthony-si Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

- WANTED TO IIIKR-An ofcr on sfr.t g. =
n: basement between Chsmb-rs-sf and Bsfisrv..i.N
- we.f OF Broadway Address W. W th.- orra - ~
- WANTED TO UIRR-Par Of house b, :
4. small quiet and respectable family 10 he lov.,.
- Of The city below Hoasonst Address go
once SIC 3.
"a STORE TO LET-The new Gs,ory hogse ~
h:. Tenth-sl Rentunul lot May. so The smsl so,.
" 50 Beek nsnst Possession can BE- bad immediaf.,e'
Apply 20 l.iGA-l R. HOGAN, % Beskmsr-s''
- TO Mt>UFACTUR RRs-TO LEAsE-Ts.
Ia. four lots Win he buildings thereon, s'fusied \.
- North Fast corner q Bethune and Washington a.
The lots go fat Washington and ? Beths-e.a
well stgsied for any person shing location near ~
water Apply to ;. HlNMAN. Broad-sL sl2 W.
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no PRINrER-.-JOHN RELLs P.lea. L.

TO PRINTER-.-JOHN BELLS Patent Type
cases manufactured AID i0r sale a One Hundred snd
Thiuy-irs.-st and Fourlh-av. y f-Tne strong and
most perfect Typecssss produced ne bottom. are
er00ved and he partitions glued and driven into he
grooves. The part being injured where hey meet.
are rot liable break spit the common cases ln
which tie partitions halyed Il their functions NAV be
seen g. savages stereotype foundry, 3 Cham0er-st WI
.0u Clayton 5 Rnse-sL and Al Newelfs Industrial gent
-v 5 S,rIce-st PRINTERS a. d distance ran be- suppl ed
through heir typefoundry, BY naming such wish 10 their
orders. - &WDNsW
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u AT PRIVATE sALE.

!. house and lot known az -. Hogsionst nesr slivsr.
~ o. SIZE ofo'. p feet by as feet deep SIZE q hosse
r. feel by 60 ft deep Part u he purchase money may
sn on bond and mortgage For farther particulars kr
appiy 10 A J. BLEECkER. Auctoneer. Broad o. s5 i~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

r. Water Cure.-Dr r T TRAIL. who started he
fret Hydr0pshc institution n Amercs receives nFAl- ~
his conmodOus establishment Is Ls ghs- one door from
81 joint PARK Baitng with dOuches. show ers &c
on esch floor Outdoor practice attended TO- Colsl.a-
lions $ aus limos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

cSnn IF YOU WANT GAS LAMP "a ~,
'JDUO. perfectly safe and free from EXPLODING - q
wish the hest Miniature Solar any other size or -
lam Hail Lantern, (iifandoe, OIL Csmphsne, sa,s.
Fluid Phosgene 0as Weeks or Glasses you VIII mo ssr.
MC FULLERs, 255i Greenwich a. two doors nom a
ray, cheaper lhsn 81 any other store In ms CRY
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DyRIiC ADMINISTRATIONS OYsfCE 70 NASSAU -tfs~t
trfrhy given 80 relatives snf asff u 40 RI -.
SA spgFR L.. III ~en rra Hs10rff passenger shp st
Aia 49, iriu Rrsr-1 irosef, ani 40 aspi D. hs',
fstste. to Effects Il sai aissi- "a " hani q NJ 49,
, a.. III. 80 - clthssd b isrig stres
t.r f ~ s..ts.8 b. .-h dly september Ds'
- Y1rs k.ru.t - st& JANIS fHAftkr
-. f.e.. Puiis Aiulns'
,pUBLIc ADNNIsTNAf0ks OFFICE So Nss'sp .,'' %
Nafas h@r-by gwen, q, - relatives "a - l'-tf"
FisHER on toard shp EAgar from hafre o.
a. see-d D. have ri niesfafe that s sde,ts Of ~ -
stafe hands of he p45s Aimlrir.tor VI " sinla<'
an ispi 1fty hn tcc1'tng - law unless ths 10 ca
sl executor of ~ ~ tec~ssst hf Nc = ~
"a September n-st-Dsted Ner fofs August >, l.s
aals ssts JAMES : ThAffR. Pgbis Atnn.sI-----
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No nassau 49, "a.
N0ire her~ty gwen The reltts~s and merit o. -
ONDfkDoNk. late 81 NJ Cts Of New forS, porter 49, ~,
t~cesset sbo alleged have cd nisisis nat .fih ~.
ths Surrogate a. h County 81 S~p fo or sitrfs 81 ar
upon Tie l--ts,e. tho lah iaJ % o'o -
Al DO osk liz Dated Ne~ ora >epi is- -.
JAMES IHAfEK. fubic Adnio-r,--
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LITCHrIELD l. TRACY.

4 TrORNEYs AND COUNCILLORS, 81 Wall-.t New
AY0rk EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD,
as lw' CHARLES TRACY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

= "HFRoINE INPOsToR--The Rochester Dtn0-
sraf Il, the 9Th contains the following Some time
in the month of June girl 10 or II years OF age &C
eompsnied BY boy Of 10 or 10. made application 10
thu Superintendent Of the Poor for assistance. Her
story was that her parents few years ago moved Ia
Illinois from the vicinity of HartOrt CT aud that both
.ckcned and died by the diseases of the climate lcav
s her destitute with four brothers and sisters whom
.ne wac transporting with old wagon and span Of
horsos-s that was LETT of her fathers preperty-to the
East 90 De provided for by their friends The superin
tndeut insisted much against her wishes, upon accom-
.anyng her 10 the wagon. in order 10 ascertain the
ruth Of her tale and wandering about for some time,
.he at last conducted him 10 the vicinity Of Brown
square where the wagon stood, guarded by two stout
law looking fellows who Immediately took 10 their
heels
90 The girl was obliged to confess the impostufe and
legged not to De exposed While the Superintendent
wss taking the necessary measures for Srrestng her
she and the boy escaped IN the wagon lie heard mo-
iing more OF them TN article appeared in the Hart
ford papers giving an account OF a Yankee Heroine
who had made journey from Illinois % Connecticut
with her orphan brothers and sisters Having occasion
few weeks since 20 visit the Fast he sscertained,
through Mr. Leonard. the Aims House Commissioner
In New York, and also by gentlemen in Hartford that
the heroine was no other than the same girl VINO
had visited him In June The last heard OF her she was
pursuing the same game in the vicinity OF Boston We
sorry 10 spoil the romance of 50 pretty story
which we Uncommon with cur contemporaries have pub
shed but the facts are too stubborn 70 admit OF any
other course"
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CHAIN or EVIDENCE.
10. D.
The following lcter Is from Mr A.0ulo ID Fclrf. OF
Kingston NY gentleman of high respeciaoiliy ana 'hiu
cnce. 49,. ....
To DR. s. n CHRi-TIr-About the nr- Of November .i-
al I'd I'd your Office and purchased o your Gavar
Belts aud happy say ha 10 has made ne" man oi
me- For years have been troubled win kHttMAii 'N'
very severe and general trcgnes y ne rfc system ail
reSv Nervous with pain 10 the bead. so severe iai "oud
have 10 take to my bed three or four times DAY Ny
friends are asonshei the perfect and wondenui cure
wrong hi 90 NE. better in my Ute nan nov.
and know hatihs altogether ON ng 20 your OALN ANlC
BELT. for had had the beet physicians ana hal "su
everything previous 90 using o. without effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

WHirt tuENCH BRA>DN.-Pureiy white
w high pfuoi and Superior favor Or casks snd deu
oha' hf sa!s By lst 81 A K THOMPSON, 81 BesvsrsI
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81 FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Ec

- FOX SNIE Or ENtHNNt't-tVI - No.
- psrtg and ession given imucdiafeNl tfm u
- scre. pleasantly located Ia beautiful yilageof
Knderhook 90 tie premises there i good stone dive.
linz house barn. wagon house and All ether necesssfy
ontbsidings Also variety uf fruit sra shade ices
The farm bounded on side by Undertook creek
he land Which i equally divided in meadow ard ro ing
land Is Of tie fnest quality and under high state OF cuf
Walton For farther information, apply 20 THOMAS DA
IMPORT ia Msshfueton Il New lork sltu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

PorIcE--OHcer Franklin of the Thirteenth
Ward last evening arrested one Alfred Mosier on sus
picon of having broken open bookcase IN the prem
'se. No l26 Broome-st and stolen thereirom a gold
watch two gold chains two gold keys and other art
cles valued at $50 together with so in silver coin
Locked up for examination. Some daring rogue
Yesterday afternoon stole from the door OF Messrs
Rowe Van Dyke No. n Eighth avenue. roll OF car
pet containing about 20 yards, and valued al 500 win
which be escaped Two young men, who gave their
DANES as Charles Lee and Adam Martineau, were
brought up and held 10 answer for selling obscene prints
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TO PRINTERS.

A DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
hSALE-The Press Is IN good order bed 1stia In. and
VIII be- sold ow. IL may be seen ~ Meessrs Richards
Johns0ls Printing Office - Annst For farther pnfica.
srs sppy 10 GEO. MkTHER- Paii-st aus I'm
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


this body the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Rssoired That in all cases whore collections are au
thorzed Ia be made r certificate Of appointment be
fntnished the party, signed by the Committee.
Rssored That all persons who are rendered destitute
by the late fire are requested 10 make personal appca
tion TO a member of the Committee or At the Mayor E
Office.
CoURT 90 OYER ANp TERNlNFR-Francls Cal
ahan was found guilty OF having set IRE 20 the church
In the woods OF Utrecht and sentenced 20 years
imprisonment in the State Prison. John Johnson
sss Rose was placed hs trial on charge OF hav-
ng broken into the house of John IL Clark IN Adams
rf about three week. since The Jury found the prs-
oucr guilty of burglary the first degree and the Court
remanded him for sentence. Frederick Hauschcll
was then tried charge of grand larceny IN stealing
pocket book containing s2}6 In Bank bills from Major
Hopkins appears that on the afternoon OF the lith
Jane the Major went into the North Americas Hotel in
Williamsburg when he met the prisoner. treated him
several times sang songs together and finally wound
up iy playful trial of strength In wrestling match
after which the accused quickly vamosed and the peck
I'll book of the Major found in few minutes after
O. have done the same. The Major, however, was un
be To- identity the prisoner, and was ia zoe same gno
rance with regard "a the number OF drinks he had
tassn Though the accused did not bear the best of
characters the Jury returned verdict of no, guliym
there was some doubt IN the case.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

re- UnparaIleIed..,-R Rheumatism and DN-
cases cured JOB one village SSrrlcs
are referred 20 the follow Ing
CHAIN or EVIDENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

pAPER At REDUCED PRiCE--CYkUs W.
4 FIELD & co Pave " areh0use No N Cuf-sL lnear
Iohl NwTorx Oder. in lots 70 .u. purchasers one
OF the largest and desirable stocks vi paper DO The ned
states a. prices very much than before Among
fhe great bargains NAV be found
500 resms good white pian and ued Letter al u l2l
per
5000 resns good white plain ard ruled Cap. At 81 3 per
ream.
30 reams good white faf Cap az 81 81 per resm.
10000 be good straw boards 81 per ID.
$1,000 90. do Binders do a. do d.
5000 do. do hanging paper,at a do. DO
$1,000 30 6le do do sl5 DO DO. az w
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-l uATs AND CAPS, FAIL EAshloN.--WA

4 HATS AND ttI-s FALL r NNlltt-N - " u
1lA BANTA, 90 Csna.-st corner ~ Wooster, j. now
ready FOR Toe Fkl trade, Will On excessive assor-
meni OF Hats and Caps BIS noesAin ss and beaver hats
~ The new STYLE which for external appearance. dIra-
hify and cheapuess. he holds up for competition VIII
sny sold 10 his city. The style Of trimmings adopted
tbs season Is particularly recommended Tor erecla pre-
venting injury the hat from perspiraon or oi applied 10
he hair Also nch and varied stock OF Chidrers as
and Caps Of the latest and approved patterns which
be offers sci nearly per cent less than ley have
been sold o. any other es.ah. slmeri IN THIS city "
would specly seg leave to return his sincere thanks 0
his friends ard e public large or The liberal
patronage extended him for The past years and
assure lie public lal 10 effort vii be spared 90 merit il
continuance 50 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

FRE~CH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
az GREENE->T. berTeen Waverly and Clinton
Z.DD places-Mme COUTAN viii reopen her esiao-
nshmeniou the I'll sept next Young lsdes wishing 10
Join the French, Spanish or Drawing asses only WI re
slrriued S,r Each OF these branches su50 I'm
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DRINTING INK.-JOHN D. LIGHTBODl

DRINTING INk.-JOHS q. LlGHTBODY Is con-
i santy manufacturing and has always on hand every De-
.crpuon Of Printing Ink from the hnes Black and Coored
% News Ink which be- anis equal 20 any ever anu
fscured and 80 oS prices ~ can De- sold by any regular
manufacturer Orders forwarded By steamboat raf0 d
% any part OF The county by addressing note 10 me o. 81
RO-esL
crest many other esgspers in this civ Phade phia, BOs
Ton Baltimore, New Oreans and other cues and towns IN
he United states su1f n
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GOLD PENS,

Spencer RENDELL, manufacturers o. N. Pre-
- mimi God Pens Mandatory 10 Broadway corner
u Mscen-lsne. Dealers In gold and silver Penhold-r.
and Penriis aus OkWins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

4'lvanc Eectncy applied the discovery and cure o.
disease By Dr. q Hayes and the gresies CaifvOysIi ~
The cy for the cure Of diseases orce III spnpg,L y.
o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

FrREs.-The building No. IS Thompson St was
slightly injured by fire last night as also house in the
firstavenue next to the southeast corner OF Ihird ST.
- The premises No. % MOtist were discovered to be
on ire about II O'Clock this morning. Il was ez
tnguished after doing ,riaing damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

~ IN consequence Of TIe Demons eA ~ '0I0rl Nv 90.
self Mr. Feiter procured a number of The 6ALk AMI
BELTS and having disposed of them among bis int1is-
thus writes
No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

Owing 70 The great success and immense sale Of Dr. Town
nd sarsspanls, number Of men who were formerly
A gents, have commenced making ssr-aparils Exrscs
tl1rs, Bers, Extrscts ~ Yellow DOck &c. They gene
rally pui up 10 he same shaped bottles and soe Of them
have stolen and copied adversensns they only
worthless Inial0ns, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, ID Fulton-st sun Building, " Y.
my MNSFu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

II PURSUANCE Of oder Of s Surrogate 81 H. C,ss %
N~s lors no;r t~f@tl all 1~fsof. citns ts.
BENTON vs. HAlskl MD at % n. Cy ~ Nse Ton, t--.'.
n pr--l; t- h~ Foafh@s th-ol NJ ofe s ~
q fatar before lie tsnth 8o q Janssp
lstt- Dated N~S fofs. Jlg :. isf-.
$40 iaeons JAMS T. NORSts Aaaio.strssos
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SCHOOLS.

MRS. THIBAULT'~ BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL, No Is " ashlngton place VII reopen On
MONDAY sept. d. - oia~ - ~ ar
NIRs.BAILEY,- BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
vi FOR young l.tie- 10 CArul-place, VII reopen On
Thursday September 7 alN iA",N
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, lI
i Greeue-s- conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. hlpDth, WI
be reopene Monday, sept ID. few Vacsncrs rslAin
for b0arters hl-o o-ANfN
VOCAL NTsIC CLASS FOR LADIES AND GIN
TLFNFN -Me-srs bRADbl Rl NASH VIII open
css. FOR distraction Vocal Music In the Lecturefooin
ofthe NJ Church in Eshi--nlh--t- Eghth-sFenie
Monday evening sept ls ats o'clock Free ior 81 NE
fr-t svening eLo :.
ERENCH AND ITALIAN.-A gentleman lsleiy
L connected with ale College 40 Instructor oi Modern
Languages wishes % give lessons IN he Cry In ffench
All Italian r boarding schools private classes TIE best
references Will be given. Commentators seni 10 A b.
box 266 Posi Office viii be promptly attended % - I'm
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHO0L.-ProC
I JOHNSON ReciOr.-Ihe rrsi quarter OF the new yeAT
hegsn on Monday sept Pupils are received Al sny tine
DUNG he Clanrr George Parker. Principal Classical
Department. Lewis II Hobby, PnnciPa. English Depart
men- gov
CARD.-Mrs H. 81 Per.sy having rsnued TO the
y civ -perfv am uuces % her friends and pstrors
tlsi WI hnmeisey rr0rgarze her classes Tor ne
season for Instruction IN The o Landscape fslnne m
oil coors Residence. northwest corner OF broairAy snn
Twe.fh-st So Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

ftAA SAif-Nutce hereby gwen, puruani = Tie ife.. e
section Title Chapter ll oi tie ffsf Pat Of ue he-e
Statutes that st a. al tie lands liable ~ ae of of STATE 'e.n'
snI Road Taxes s..-~l a1l lowed The Ia sF 1871 l'i st
1884, has been orXarf each o i@ County if~anff ADJ rs
CLERKS t. State AMI that much o ih- several f'ei' -.
lands may necessary fOtf,~ tie taxes, interest ani l1f
eha t~ due tsrea no he te Of sale, VIII gn ~ iHs,a
iy 9i November a ou fls succeeding fais iefrr = on
public me fn~ ny ~ Albany Daei Ans
J- J. L.i. -Al L-nLLa-- MlLLAND LILIMuHL- l.-r---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

Judge Belts in the District Court was engaged IN
,r II. COLLISION ca.s wh.h o,,arcd od Per " y T. leterea
.ler aai be- Pest Boz. ~hea i4e Anae -aes Nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

DY ORDER Of Martin Ls- County Judseo Washan County,
DCounse1 s. notice hs-ay gwen pursuauf a. he 81
he stsf@ ali1re saclmeuis against ab-caltng o1ad 30
resident fel.rs uat attachment ls ssuei .n.t esffs
ol HORAoE GRAY end NATiANlkL FRANCIS, r-edsns
debtor, d that te s a so of e ~ 1eJ a-tt.
unless they appear sat dcarEe fah attachment acrils ~ 40,
y fl nnils from tr tr-i publication ri l note and hai
Nr no debts Due ~ ue fe-ir l t sffe sni
delivery o. e or tler aJ properly within fs -tsis %
ou-rE fo t all e fra1sr n ny such property ID hon 30
i9r143lsn - az, tni void Dated JfnlarI is
PARKER A. POTTER NJ Nluf~hth,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

NoIICENr, tie urters gu@1 a. h-r-bi nss uaf -
Nltfe een appotsf Trustees ~ Oh he estate real tli era.s
NJ RICHARD ROGERS hfe ri he cfy oi bI1s0 s.seossf
" concealed debtor and al persons indebted 10 the sst tssN
Roger required % render oi az iets aHf suns"
nney owing them respectively The sd Irlste~ hy n 20
teeufh lay 0i ocftcr l-rf .r Q1re ri Williams onuuF1l
lie cty OF huh4o, and pay he AMI ed persons having ~
ary property effects oi u- ssd debtor ffec 70
deliver - DE iy above appointed aca all 50 set
suah DEBTOR required t-f gnts 40
d-isns, II sthn lie Toe above peCl-t-ss
f.io s.pt@n8-r. lsgs THEODORE CO3tM,
fETER CTEII..
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

HAcKNAS FINED.-A hack driver named VIM
Murtough was last evening fined g for cxoring higher
rates for hire than allowed boy the Corporation ofd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

FATAL AcoIDENr.-An lrshman. named Thomas
Eealey aged about 40 years, while engaged between
and o'clock this morning in excavatng Tor the ioun'
daton of some new houses In Twenty Seventh st. near
the Eighthsvenue the earth at the side OF the eXcaya
ton fell and buried him completely. On removing the
earth he was found 10 be quite dead. He has ieit
wife and several children TO mourn his loss