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Totd..........'.....slss'S2l 81
The following is a list of new counterieits from
Tl0mpsons Reporter

the Adams Rsuk Mass ygnette female sitting posture
steamboats, The fghi-spufous 6l the Northern Canal
Bans. Vgneite female rus deer 5son The Mdd--eA
the last Hsddau Bank Conn he
Chester Rank los the Hsvel Bnk Macs = On tht We
Bsnk south Boston, the frnkin BAN, y 10
and Mech Bauk RAILWAY the American Bank T. l.
snk the Bank the stale of south
Carolina The Commercial Bank, Mas 81. The Marine Bank,
B-dord tie People bauk. X l. lus ou the Louisiana
Bar Oneida BANK the Bank of CALEDONIA "
hry dc,eyei The Iompkus Noaaf Nsnk = rather
good l. on the Bank - OF south The Bur
lngfon County Rsnk. ~ J.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

TO- Irish Felon Ciub-FTieHcs Of Ireland, nefey De
sr1ir The members Of this Club and all true iends
The Fmerad lse requested TO attend the regular meet
mo This Evening August 80, at O'Clock AT The Sevenif
Ward Hotel $50 MadsOn-st. Members. please be puncuh
now is The time to stand by Old Ireland Charles shea
Charles Davis and others viii address the meeting.
JOHN MURPHY, President
JoHN BAKER. Vice Presidents
MicHaEL WALL. Nice-rie''u'n1''
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Secretary au5o IL
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vi II Chambers-st near Chathsm-Tne School viii be
re.opened on Monday September 4. i presents
peculiar advantages for the education VI youth OF
10th sexes under guidance VI teachers OF approved
competency 10 the Of the Institute 70 FURNISH not
0ply thOroug practical education htng the puph ether
for The counting room The workshop any Of The pursuits
OF life but saperadding the Accomplishments o! polite c
tivaflOn. n.
min Mason whose capacity inpar instruction Is com
bned with due attention 10 the enforcement VI hr YET
mild parental discipline, a., NJ, A.. =,
bs Female Department directed by Miss Blancns b.
smith whose reputation a successful teacher IL esao
lish-d 49,, ..-., l.. -.
bic assistants each Of whom 70 entirely conpetenf 70 IN
stret 10 his peculiar branch and with the benefit of long
previous experience. -, =. - 49,
In addition 10 all the usual branches tsugnl IN similar IN
.titaons The pupils sugm the Laun, Greer French
Languages Drawing and Linear Perspecuve, Oh and
W-fer-coor Painting and Vocal Music
Tn. has sucressq ia being able 70 ofef ID
pupils al the advantages If superior education on exceed
ingly charge 90. -. a.,
srents and guardians are solicited TO visit the school
which u al all unes 70 their inspection IN: oiow'
ng persons compose the Board " Directors OF n- echsn-
les institute JAMES ). hhrLo' ff-''1e"-
TEoNAs saUIL VicePres.ceut
VALENTINE CARCILL, Secretary
ISAAC yERalLYs, Treasurer
Gro CLIFFORD Cor SECRETARY.
Dfsgcross- George r Nesbr, Edward walker Thos
n Aeriance James Boz ar1us, John Whitman, VIM. A.
COY Tobn Y sayre. Josiah Waller VIM. b. North, VIM
Newell Moses NJ Vail, VIM. Dodge aU3O lH
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Clinton Hall corner Beekman and Nassau-sis-28Vo Vo.-
umes and the principal Reviews and Magazines American
and British Constant additions Of new publications Cerks
initiation fee 81. and senan dues 81 Merchants aud
others annual subscription s. Rooms open rom 10 A. NJ
TO 10 p NJ By order. HENRY A. OAKLEY,
su2i owls Rec. Sec. Mercantile Library Association.
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.

f. WHITE LATE r CLARK ~ BROADWAY.
rl'HlS GALLERY l. the oldest most extensive and fash
Onabe 10 the United states aud contains over eco Da-
guerreotype Mnlsmres from fe. at nearly al eminent
The pub r. are invited 10 visit this collection ana eN-
the most beautiful specimens OF the Daguerrean art
In the world Hug0 lmlsua
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.


apt JoHSsroS...fof New ora Nm Aux
Capt CzAsrsss. lork Wed sept 2
ia Tins line the Steamers leave BREMEN always the 5ih
SOUTHAMPTON the 2th the month"; When the 10Th falls
sunia, the day Of sailing viii be the isLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

4 ONION EDITION, with Trial m l712 pnC So
Iiis Rights Of Man, just published % cts. anon
Sense ~ cts His complete IN vols from - 10 So
New edition Of Volneys Ruins, srtusss Life Of Christ,
Isu5Oit+l @. V II
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH HIGHLANDS, A3oroDe~r.
Dy BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, sicrs -
ID Brostwsy .-Lberl cssa savsnoes made DC eoosxr.
nents for suction ssles
AZ Pxlv.rs sALs-A collection OF choice Oh Psirtings
incluaing large one BY De bguf fro L..ncscsPs W
Wii.oa beautiful Flower and frJi pisces, Se al 10 si
frames Also, collection u ngrsyngs sc1ce pors1 "
The early Presidents. &C IN francs
MY COTTON 41.,,os and Cs~-slsro. 5l.ve>sat-
DIS 20 Rom SO Broadway 0othic hs4-Hsvirs rern0r
81 The sboye-nsDed rcoms COW prepares 10 fece We n
Kids Of CABINET Furniture Dry Goods, Carpes and hos
Keeping A1ces Of every description, 90 coos gnmeci ~
private sale 81 sucron and settlements win os usas
proupsness he wi! aso buy, preferred o1s1oos ss~
IN 81 the cay sllrnded t.1 asQs3.
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IL The advantage OF this Range Others can be readily
perceived by examination, and certainly appreciated by
giving trial II the merit OF having the oven
and roasting chamber always charged with hot air i'm
psrrg tho SAINT favor cooked therein ~ roasted
before Ere Putup IN all cases under guarantees hat they
viii Operale with satisfaction. For sale BY
HICKOK L co. 259 WEerst
AZ 6mlssod or at 6ia Broadway. opposite Sonds.
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EnreIxn lamentations.

GAMBI A. Ra-t Af1rslTs serhsaf Trusts 9f fY hies d.
son. fre 200 peppers 300 sash ruut- o.
b. 90 crrre f5 on hans Old a1rhor. ni n 90 rgng
.als o. NCCrsfa-n-- boz slrtr-s Prui Nhpf.-.
MATANLAs- B4rs ls- thts foulrs. Hist1s
Co 90 Do Hoeisnd AspplFaalf1 bor-s D
Ba1~ro.4 bids l5s trs sugar lis 90 cElrs B-s-y.
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THE BEST BRIDAL GIFT,

rrHAT CAN BE PRESENTED 10 young wife Is
l Anstns Voice 10 the Married. new edition Just pub
lisbed bv HIGGINS & KELLO c.
Wholesale booksellers and bankbook manufacturers 10
JOhn-st. Ney-YOrk dLiU IL
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nARNI-m,. AMERICAN MTsEIM.--

I'D BARNUM Proprietor, r. HlrcHcocS, Mmager.-splsn-
did performances every afternoon and IT 81. aud every
evening u The Manager has the pleasure of announcing
the eXraoi binary wonder m creation M-l Lulehnger
He 10 years old only q ches hi gh and wei only ISIS
To be the morning from 10 10 ny afternoon from
an 81 sad evening from il TO- Other performances also
take place by those talented Ethiopian Singers, the Sable
Brothers the nfsn, Nestris, sc &C The Mammoth Boys
the Giant Baby. the Enormous Snake &c Ac may also
ba and all for usual Of 2S aus
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BOARDING.

tfNf-e H ~ ~ ~
DOARDING-In Housioust-A gentleman AMI his
I'D wife, or or single gentlemen can oot'in eosfu WI.
pleasant rooms In house where there are lew select
boarders Apply at SIS Houston-st corner OF Crosoyst
Also, few gentlemen can be accomplished Win uay
board, If desired. References exchanged. auS lWls
DOARD. few single gentlemen and gentleman
ID and HE wife be accommodated with pleasant roon'
aud board in genee private family, where they VIII re-
ceiye ali he comforts OF home by applying al % ffahh
Broadway References exchanged. auW 81
nO.RD IN CHAMBERs->T., IiS.-A hand
- somey furnished front parOr on second nOo VIII be et
TO family or single gentlemen. Possession given mme,
daiey fdesired, 10 will be lei unfinished Also several
single rooms Wanted oolofed man waiter. el'O j.
BOARD WANTED-The advertiser would Ike TO
ID engage board with or without dinner n private
family In the part OF the city west OF BroadWay
Address A. b. al the Office Of this paper sains ocsoh
and terms -
DOARD.-A pleasant double room with panres can be
Dhad with good board at 10 Fulton-st few doors
west Of broadway Also, single rooms aug zus-
DOtRDiNG-Two or three gentlemen. or gentleman
ID and hs wife, can be accommodated viii board IN PHI
vste family by applying at q Ohyef-sL ave- jus
DOARD.-Plesssni rooms with desirable board al 50
DWake'st west SIDE Of and near TO BROADWAY au-o WIS
. GENTLEMAN and he wife wishes board IN
"A small private family Brooklyn near ne Fulton or
south Fsrry one large room comfortably furnished ior
the Winter viii do Terms uusi be model ale Adiiess ~
TubI1e Office. a.2- u
FEW BOARDER~ can be accommodated viii
n pleasant IN genieel neighborl0od ana pleasant
location At q Tweih-sl. between me SKIN ana oe,e""
avenues SUD- y"
x.yANTED-Board for a gentleman and bis wife IN The
w city. below Caual-sL, al South BroOklFn ho.s
e IL the Tribune Oce addressed 10 l., VIII receive t
ienon. Private family without ooaraels pfelsre au,o :.
x&rANTED-By gentlemen aud bic wife, furnished
w room and board the side Of brOad"ay between
Chamb- q. and Barclay preferred Address stain terms
10 " NJ References exchanged. al'u =
WANTED p-town two rooms on TIE same MOOT
w with board 10 h0uss with modern conFen -hces ul
nished, FOR three persons. Address I l. l. a. u' "
auJO p
DIF.saNT ROpu- furnished or unflrui.hed,
Il with board. may be obtained hysppyins Al ~ ~
Il opposite 81 John'-park al1. w
TWO OK THREE GENTLENEN can Dc o.
i c0mmoda'ed with pleasant rooms-DreaAias1 snt Ga
desirrd-by applying al ll5 Charn3ersst aus I'VE
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INDEPENDENT LINEs-For HARE and LiUoPo0i'
SARAH SANDS..fos LssIpooL---- komN lorS IN sept
SARAH SANDS lsrpol .fronN fofk I'm Nuv. II
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COLLECTIONS IN OHIO BY
BENJAMIN. r. DENISON.

AttOrneF and COlnseIOT-stLaW'
StETELASD. ONO
nICHARD 2. KIMBALL, Esq 50 WAl--t n W" VI 70
X eeve M transmit any business 70 me- AID I've a. u
ce-.ary inform IN regard 10 the laws r-Ans ~ . o[
lecrou OF claims " Ohs. eA' @a"NN--'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

NO CAKTMEN-sJ REWARD viii be paid 10
4 the who carried black tfunk and RED carpet
bag rom porter house 10 OenIesL % tommy INNS,
GEO. w. MATsELL, ESQ Chief Of folce. ae,. u
DHRENOLOGY, ANTHOLOGY, PALMIsrRl
L AND SCfF NCE-2jl DiyisonsL second hyoT Hours
OF admission iron. IAN To- PM MRS ROSS ar5oG
O. oNLY,-Wbo would 20 without Teeth when they
- can have them inserted and warranted Tor I'VE years
Al 81 each Al the Office established for the reduction %
prices In 1854 Filing with pure gold So 10 - cts ~
Brosdyyav au3o wv
DOOK-ELLERS now IN the city and IN want Of
ID chilGren's books, amanaes, &C, can see me
largest assortment this city, and . cent by cali
ing The publishers. TURNER Els HER. u Chaihaln-s
nAGVERREoTYPE PLATES, Of superior quail
~ nv. who esale and retail; cases, chemlcas' llu-
menls and apparatus IN The Inc, constantly on
srsO lmisi ANTHONY's National Daguerrean Depot.
Removed from "a Broadway 10 205 Broadway, y. Y.
IyNTIRFI.Y NEW AND IMPORTANT INvEN-
Il TION-Dr Leveu's Patent Enameed Plates for Ar
uhci Teeth The public respectfully invited TO exam
have teeth inserted gold plate without fesr Oslhy
OF showing he gold, beside numerous oiher AZ 5llase
that be explained ia Advertisement Dr. LeFet
Oenist Paieniee, 20 Broadway corner OF Nsrren-sI IL
ECONOMY AND FAsHION.-Fsshionabe shirts
h uuequaed IN this country, warranted IN every respect
and inside he best newest French styles,
had BY The bali dozen OF more, a. Ouions, ~ Nlansi
stars J. PARCELS well known 20 the fashionable
trade Of Broadway FOR eighteen years, superintendent
anjo lmeod' Il c GUlON, ll8 Wiliamst up stairs.
SyHIrTAKER's MINIATURE SOLAR LAMP
w gives light equal % four sperm candles. from whale
oil or lard entirely free from smell while Il burns
but gill Of oil IN Eve hours. on draw he
TOP ike all other lamps For reading writing sewing .
Invaluable IS sufficiently portable be carried about
me house and while the Whole volume OF light upon the
book or work the eyes entirely shaded from TIE same
Warranted In all cases. Manufactured solely By
| ENDlCOTT 4 SUMNER,
$3.50 lw i5l Broadway and 100 Elm-st
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On 0H0 WINDOW sHADEs-For sale, ron
~, OOO 374 cents Upward Merchants, pedlers Sc
suppl ed BY KELT klkER manufacturers and excln-
i've dc shades and materials s making and hanl ing
shades, Isl ChalhALn-st saS Susecd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

EIKE AND MARINE JN-UhANCE.Ihe pro
u hs Of the business VIII Do dlViced Ds'~eeu 20
holder. and the insured 10 January o. each ysm-Ins
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, - w ~. 81
opposite Banoverst has cash capital pso ~ ~heh
assets upward VI ZotU Don.s, insure = q
rne and Fire rsks 81 me fstes esa0HsA- A." w nv
noic3s. TsusIEEs.
S,eohrn Allen N. n. Wolfe, John Y. Nesmitn,
1ksS I1.,sn seth Orosysoor, Lsmbsr Soydsn,
Shepherd Knspp, George Rapelye, John Tspgsn,
Io.son Fow ef l. II. Brigham, Albert w Wnxr'
Joseph Bouehsud, John kiSssofd, Jsr,ss Sv.s.y'
Jonathan Thore, Alex. SSigneue, X LssrencS
yyyss~sa o prr< Fs,d snsc.m Jr A O Thompson,
ntsh1. a al ' Fihe,, + A rd.,son y n Joh1-ton,
Henry n MunseD, Penl spotord, ~ =. $500
John Van Nest, Moses Taylor, ~ 70 % 80 -
y w Merrill John ID V-D buren,, ~ h's~r ~,
Fdxfn Howl Edxans X. Coilios, O~ofse DAoy'
II. R0uth, Chs n b 20 \ S3r-yn An pr~.,Ient
Henry Holt LAn r,iap,..,,snt
g., J job :. "a s~cfs<.ry su3 Siseod'
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For Europe.

INUHFENIENI IlINF5-7T FVFH Ilftf F'IVI'
SARAH SANDS. Capt IaosfsoS For Nes lok tue oct 10
From Hacr6.
UNIED STATES Capt For New lork sat sept
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GRAND PA~oRANk o.
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
TAYLoR'S BATTLES IN MEN

THIS PANORAMA represents In the natural man
1 The marches encsmpments. and sl the stirring Incl
dents OF
TAYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with correct views Of the country. cities IL sc
II Is the largest and most beautiful painting the world
Exhibited every night az O'Clock. afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. s o'clock, al The Nj
NERNA ROOMS ~ Broadway Admission 5 c's schools
au.Gffs PrOpneieTs.
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IP MONTGOMERY Aucuon.er

D. r MONTGOMERY Auctoneer
DY =. ID. I>GERsOLI ~ 90. store ~ resl'
Dst on WEDNESDAY Aug. 81. al 10 ocock a Oh ooVn'
Shoes snd Brogsnslt9 cases boots shoes snd OVgsns
comprising dessble assortment u fresh and seasonHble
goods direct ffolhe manufacturers adapted TO me Nofte
ern, Western, Southern and city trade
AT PRtvArE SALE ID. l. co are constantly feceis
Ing from the manufacturers variety OF new and rsh
stocA which they selling 81 private sale sucn"n pecs
consisting In part OF
100 csses mems prime thich boots,
$40 cases mems prime kip and call ooou
100 eases womens hne Aid slippers.
100 cases womens leather slippers and pusk'hs
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats -
~ case. mems black and white wool hats sa3
AUCTION NOTICE.-sale Of stock OF M.ihe,y
N Goods. &C at 50 Broadway up stars cor ci OF rish
lnst comprising good assortment II goods IN tst line
Also ~ boxes choice ribbons feathers, PUSHES aces en-
bfoderes &c &C Also the shopSurniufe coln'cs eHss
stands, SC en-' ~
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vVUE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 95 Me

FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ASD DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
DSs GREENE-ST. between Waverly and Clinton
ZDC places-Mme. COUTAN will reopen her estab-
Hshment 7lh Sept Young ladies' wishing TO
Join the French Spanish Drawing Glasses only VIII be
admitted for each Of these branches au1o I'm
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OCEAN SIN. NAV Co.'S LINE-FOr Shampion 4 Bremen t.;
WASHINGTON Capt .Fo,m Nlork. Wed day sept -
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nnrNCn ENGIIsu ROARDING sCHOOL

Il FOR BOYS corner Of Eightysixhst and the Bloom
ingdale Road, Rev. DOUGLASS, AN. Rector
This Institution, which iss Teen IN successful operation
since the lime Of is establishment will be open for the
cepion OF pupils Monday, the 18th Of September The
locality Is Unsurpassed by that Of any other school 10 the
vicinity of the city ard tits the desire OF The Principal 10
make The moral and literary advantages OF the Institution
eoua 10 those which Nature has given L. Parents who wish
10 secure good school for their children respectfully
to visit the institution and examine for themselves
Circulars respecting terms, &c, be obtained ~ the
bookstore Of tue Mes-rs Appleton 10 Broadway AuJO I'M
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4 OST-On Thursday, August 2, John Riley, Ion OF +
Land $ Riley about 10 O'Clock IN the morning, from ms
residence Is Twenty seconds between filh and sixth
avenues He had on NJ the lime abue striped roundabout
black pants and black cloth cap. Any person who VIII be
kind enough give any Information wii De most thahAn
received by his disconsoae parents. and Riley au5o Il
I,oUND-- On Monday. small sim of money In Green
wich-s; rear Liberty. the have II by inqur
ing al The anii-Savery Office, ~ Nas-au-st au50 D.
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. is3 EAST BROADWAY.
- TRACY PRINCIPAL. assisted by com

Y .Ueen PfOfe-sOfs Ino ADCIFHI aHU NIVIeIH IsdH
ptlages, In Music. Painting Drawing, &c.
Parents DESTROYS Of finding school where industry or
der ana perseverance, are efscuay incucaed by Ju-
dieious application ofmid measures, are respectfully re
quested inquire into the merits OF this Institution ran
Term opens Monday sept 4. an3o 100
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SCHOOLS.


MRS. HYDE's SCHOOL. 81 Pierrepon.-st Brook
vi lyn, viii be re pened on Monday sept snSo wv
Mrs. BAILEY,s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
vi for young ladies' 10 Csuo-pace, will reopen On
Thursday September aujO4aw3w
MISS HATHAWAY's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
vi LADIES' III sixth av. will be re-opened ON Monday,
the iih September Circulars on application aa]o Sns'
NIRs. VI. W. MAsON's sCuo0L-l9 second n
w few doors from the Bowery, viii reopen on Moo
day september T. 1913 Circulars may be obtained at The
school s1So o.
MISSES COLES BoARDING AND DAY
I'lsCHOOL inr Young ladies', At hnigefs-st VII ie-
Open after the us0a summer ON Monday September
T. 1879 Circulars now ready Will show he advantages OF
this school au2slsI
MR. OLMsTEAD's CLAsSICALs ENGLISH SCHOOL
$50 Bro dNuy. corner T~elti--t M
THE NEXT TERM OF THIS SCHOOL viii
l commence Monday, sept 1. Circulars may be haa
on Application TO The schoo. Room ssSo Nv
DROFE-soRs AND TEACHERS. who wish
have registered the Office OF the L. 3 School
"s saas 5ii.' '''''' Ell WILCOX, rropretor
VCHE COLLECIATE SCHOOL, % Mercer-si
| l Will be- re-opeued Monday, Scot. 4.
Circulars containing for the English course Of IN
siucuoD, Mathemstes Latin Greek French Spanish s1S
"a aaso ' 3as5t ss'' WIN FORREST, Principal.
DELPHIC INSTITUTE, 30 Troy.st one door east
"A of Fartbs Tns institute u8der the supennendencc
OF Rev VIM Knapp and r. Lockwood, viii reopen on
MONDAY Sept J. Cards containing terms for The course
1Fnssh classical AID maihematcaD may be obtained
the bookstores Of Mr. Shepard, 1891 Broadway, nj Mr.
Mner's 6tj Broadway, and al the academy au30 lw"
DEv. *. TOWNSEND Ht DDART's bOAhD-
HING AND DAY SCHOOL, y East Fourteenth 81 be
tween MYERS place and Ffhayenue will be Teopened
after ne Summer vacation Monday, Sept l. Circulars
be obtained and applications for admission made nj MS
residence above.
WANTED-A Classical Teacher Apply from to II
A. NJ. daily. HlZb Bus
rREvcB AND ENGLISH BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
~ GREENE-ST. between Waverly and Clinton
Z.)O places-Mme CoUTAN viii reopen her essb-
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Detss paper more cautious and elect 90 hem purchase.
al prefer choice notes az per cent month 20 good ~ al r.
Great sfons made support railroad stocks by purchases
The open market especially Western but want Of confidence
with decline almost destroyed The
demand r Investment formerly extensive Tue iance are yet
du and unsaesbe except small lots NorNrh and Worcester
the aspect beng fixed upon shorts Several A.
teinp made accomplish corner "a last Boston aAd
Reading sok and the bonds Of THIS latter Al sorts o
played OF ou tsdes uo pure ases and
deeply involved have made show Of buying THIS
market Readn- commended warmly heir friends
food Investment while serdns orders 10 New fofk
bv telegraph b. u possible without oss.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or YORK....AUGUsT 90.
MINIATURE ALNASac. ms DAY
ulfR GHl sos Trtl 80
nres ... r.... F s4fa. ....- 20 A. D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

LADY who has resided years al The nth, is de-
n srOus Of situation 20 spenntend the dom sic arrange
menfs in some gcnemaus family. She would MOI object Ia
living on plant atom. aud j. willing 20 devote her Time 10
tho ntere.f her employer References given and reqr
ed Letters addressed 10 c. D. Boston, Mass viii De a.
tended 90 Immediately. auJO bieods
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M0'rirz Ltss. Wpro1r Lr< =.
s,yio 20 d,,,ns IN I~aynx Grand 4Ph
-. C.,h.nn-.tlOka d" C.tlsnb- slIH
p,-,So as R.-1'''.ii' Pc, No 81 R.,....,..s
Leaving COMFY Islaad...-b NJ L-sFmS .on-J isaac
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ITO TEAlHERS.-A young ladg, well qualified 20
give ns nIctOn ia Mathematics, FRENCH AID all The Or
binary branches education desires 10 obtain situation
M some established school Best reference Apply 10 q
(neV numberl L. KOy-st after ? NJ. SUIT WIS
S.-nn WANTED.-A partner Or agent with $500 10
DDOb traye 10 several States and assist the a1veJuser
In airhy respectable lucrative business, he having
m-de 1900 per 10 the Address Bolivar Tn
bune Office. au5V <ls
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The Roslon Conr.er OF the In inst says

favorable change has taken place the money market The
.ury s increased and the demand has diminished The rates have
- dsclpsd lg three per cent both demand aud tune loans
Of the Railroad corporations, which has been 10 The mark Tor
sy days past taking al The money could GET on snheuy m
awful terms has cesed borrower Tbs fact, alone, hs
suied materially the market The wants 90 ne business
community ant the BANKS are eNtendns tei
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~ >CONEY ISLAND AND FORT Ham.
xA5Ps-=5NlLTON. Ga and afer July J, The bvsis VIII
run AZ follows The JAMES MADISON,
c apt l.. sissoni KosCIUsKo. Capt T. b. Welis.
NORTH RIVER
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WANTS.

~ III 4ascers Aercrseenfs sent ~ ~ag b rosf
p.s,1 o, tae, s,,a not b. tasra out Of ne Ones
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-v,o FLAIR MERCHANTS. NJIIFK-. Sc.

"A young OF character ana having most pefiane
reference give wishes f' sitiaton win gentleman IN
the trade Advertiser has perfect knowledge % accounts
and experience 100 the buying sid selling Of corn md its
msnufscfure Address "A W. Tribune Once, for DAYS.
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FARN FOR sALE-Or TO exchange liof Ne

- York City Propery-Situsted In English Neishhoi
~h hood, Bergen Co New Jersey, known by the nsneo
Conoyes farm; comprises about IL" seres8o sc'r5 81
good wood land good house. barn. NC well cal "a sied
for gardener. For particulars Inquire Of JOHN by
DECKER dry goods store, Greenwich and Spring sts
" Y. City su" ~"