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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

SINGULAR BARcArx.-Miss Edrworth.
though one oflhc Of tho most cap,ivn,isg
and nnexcep,ionnble writer's Of the age,
has never introduced the subject of relic-
ion in her works, This has been the sab.
jectof surprise to mnny. And yet health
fnl morality pcrvadcs her works. William
Hewitt, in the course Of mn account Of a
recent visit TO The venerable spi6s,ef, who
is now upwards II eighty accounts for the
popularity. to which we have referred,
IN this wise: "Ilcr father being disbe-
licver in revealed religion, she made prom
Use never TO write in favor Of religion II he
would consent never To write against it,
Through long lie she has faithfully OBJ
served the compact"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

A SERIOUS OWEcTIoN.--A substantial
Wing from one Of the strongest Locoloco
townships in tho county, happening in town
nj the time the nomination Of Gen. TAYLOR
WINS announced, shook his head md dubious.
~ raised serious objection. He said tina,
two-thrds Of the "Dcmocrats" of the town
ship would vote for him--and thus these
men would 30 in stronger majority than
ever!-O. s. journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

CANADA FOR CAss.--ln these DAYS Of
cold comfort for Locofocoism, il must be
cheering to find light spot TO look upon,
and we therefore copy the following for the
benefit OF Locoiocoism:
From Ae Coburg Courier.l
The result Of the Presidential contest
will be Of Importance to Canada, inasnuch
ms the Democrats are free traders and the
Wings monopolisis. In free trade matters
reciprocity can he obtained from Demo.
Gratis, hut the Wings will be for monopoly
ofshc tariff together in favor Of the manu-
facturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
FIIrI.-sAvIYG APPARATUS.

N GRIFFIN l. cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR.
O.-Eugleers need 10, be informed that from thirty 10
fy per Of tho heat produced has been usually lost
even hy The best plans Of setting boilers, and the same IL
fr1e of an kinds Of furnaces.
The subscribers offer the notice of manufacturers,
method O saving 0el. naly secured by patent Dec .
1872 and much improved that patent was Is
sued July 81. 1917 u h applicable 10 Steamboats, on he
Western waters stationary engines, 10 healing factories 10
burning brick pans prnivok-, 20 anneang fur
nace 20 STILLS 20 psperms, 20 the manufacture OF sugar At
the south Sr.. SC.
has been thoroughly tested by business men u the highest
u-srcrahifv who havs realized saving OF from twenty
Eve 20 forty per cent. AMI consists In, ls peculiar con-
snlclun Of Ihe hrecham0er Of furnace, rendering the
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly e The asses
ana SMOKE. thus generating maximum amount Of heat from
ven quantity q fuels and %. An arrangement Of the fues
ana chimney By which the heat retained under the pan
boiler and only escapes 40 Temperature Incapable OF boil
ng An artificial dram Is substituted for the natural
ARD The necessity Of building high chmneys j. entirely obv
aed The cost o seng T. thus much less than by the old
methods u has been applied 10 furnaces for healing facto
and for drying In pnutHurs. with great economy both n
and fuel Boilers and furnaces in be a.
dvidua rights offered satisfactory and those III
teres'ed invited 20 examine certificates, drawings and
models al the Office NJ he projectors
Extract from report Of he Committee Arts and Sciences
OF the American Institute sept 80. 1917.
Your Committee are Of opinion that this pan both lheo-
r-ucaly and practically embraces the best application Of
natural laws 10 the economical combustion Of fuel Of any
plan which yet been exhibited them By order Of he
Committee, (simed) JAS RFNWlCK, Chairman"
References may be made 10 the following gentlemen, who
have d 10 use:
saml Morgan l28 Wsier-st Nevy-York. Logwood Works
lOnkers Garner Co , Pine-st PRINT Works al Hav-
ersrew; John Briggs Co. PRINT Works, Franki0rd near
Philadelphia, Pa; Ingers0il Mcdowell, Paper Mills,
South Tynngham Mass Mcssrs Johnson, Kline and others
o. he Maryland Peuiientary, Baltimore; VIM. A. BOyce,
Grassy Point; John Adnance II Co. Poughkeepse Dun
can Harrington; Pleasant Valley; D. W Lee. Flour Mls,
Duchess Co. \. Y Prn, Works. D. GRIFFIN co.
MA II rnS lswThnlstp 10 Broadway. New-York
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MARINE oURN AL.
PORT OF WV YORK. srPrrxBrR y.

aRRfvrD-Pscss' .hp s. S.ebo Ev-r-st HsTfs, - ma'e
a. e ..tearsr.. .lf 4 81 l0.-r-
rsrfst .fi- v---sf-r Wfas-.. rorf-- nee. Grrs1f
SIP Cae.ss' si Bost'r Nisoa, 3 d. Lfsoc' na''' A'-
sra " -. MI y,s 0r-tas 70 g. -ese " Ssisor -
g ps.n.r. ast 1T p y ors7' tfoss ~ sPs-s ls'
frW lnnrr-
g. z. ssor srs1s-f Coulter .-or.s-' = 60 .
Bsrs Cs;hsrrs s;s.s Pc5s, IS e. zt -ea, -ols WIZ
~ & @ -. f.
s,ssh arr c,r-s- c.s'1sss Mag isgi. iri Af'
c.
B-..- t.rs H.-rct wht-sy Tn-Ti- . z. "a . o.
n1ss. Data 4 Cor.r-rT f-f Al v-s--s q Or, f a.
B--n-u b. B-tv -is Mtrs-.5o 81 e.Ts. c'r--.
slts~srf-r M.rs. Psrs ior Nfct ll'f 1'i 'er
from 80 Hoo. sno.e tsrk A1r-ra --ncs -.
a.-t 800, IN P.-1-- W Rsrser ~ orss-, 1cfs
L Ca..rs. Pss-~rr.r. r : H ey, a s-=-fass
F-r J7.-.l-- ~ Pss q -s. l-t -ta-r s-
Ps- ~. G.r.-i 4, ~ r Rs71tr l'i f.''s'
..r : Lsr1ersr
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


orr LITTLE BOY. .Br RICHARD Cor, Jh.
wsrs the evening shadows gather
'Ronnd about orr quiet hearth,
Comes our eldest born unto ~,
Bending humbly 70 the earth,
And with hands enclssped tightly,
And with meek eyes raised above,
This the PRAYER he offers nightly,
To the Source O. Light and Love
BLESS my parents, o, roy Father
Bless my little sister dear,
While gently take my slumbers,
Be thy guardian angels near.
Should no mornings dawn e'er greet me-
Beaming brightly from the SKIES
Thine the eve Of Love 10 erect me,
10 the paths Of Paradise
Now glad good night be gives Us,
And he seals i, with kiss
Nsught Of earthly sorrow grisvss a.
la an hoar % full Of bliss
Nov oar arms about him wresthing
One fond kiss before he sleep
Soon we hear his gentle breathing,
10 q slamber calm and deep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

walsh. Norfolk, Va so feudt of ireland, Ion,
b, john Hogan. g. 81 o. smith ruer Club b John
C0.an Treasurer ~ Ire snd Lssysc Ia ly
Don0ran serrsrs Mitchell Cl4n Otavs lsssls c.
1homs- Onounsn s4fs lh tehorcrs and Necl1nc
Lnnetorc p, tt 7 ktNo0d $50 h fnen. n iresnt
kfvt fur-s siF Euiusf Club, e. loon. 49,
rscf seOi PSI Fr- o ifFrt SAY
Aar l1~elo. Monroe Ha h, John " 0h i8 ' y end
Ir.lsnd Cncn1at. tl J. hnr.iros Secretary fI1 O. 4
Kpaneig iaunensve { $40 Frorsinh Crh. Mo1- ty 2
Lonahr. Cn 80. fread o Ireland. Jsrs " onas c.
Y Rev Nckvoy sl3f Ci.rsns cf sJrnFfci IT, b5
Cooler g. Committee sff3 o5 CITIZENS OF New Albany. i1f tl
Yhess Kent &c. 800 Pittsburgh lfsh issgs tl Wm Lsrmsr
TREASURER s.el 81 Amencan League Ner Oresn. 1y X
Crscker so. Mchsel tl8sen North fens5urh, VI
n Ofelev - fsrsls The EMPLOY of Tomps c. 90
rnnn. Cove kolksai Co. BY W searag through RrrRs
ev $50 Fnsnds of r. and sstor0 a. ghs1i c. oto t
ion NJ johnson Chairman sll Friends of ireland li'lei
N-ss by Js. MOoesu sel $40 Enms CLUB Sew O-s.', by
GerIou 81 Frrads of fr-sni = louis niepe1i
of Coh. ts WIN Lindsey $50 Jlass " minors. of
galveston. Ts,as s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
PRIVATE PHoNoGRAPHIc

DEPORTlNG CLASS A r. BOYLE viii commence a
iNcass IN Photography on the -fh OF September None
but hose wlO anxious 10 learn % report 5Ena and
willing 20 oeVuie the requisite amount Of lime and
errol. need apply for admission % hs class The
brrs who already comTo-e have sipusec hsf hey shall
not be Kept back by negligent fellow students Every per
going through aculrse ~ instruction In this class viii BE-
able o report re feec or sermon Of any speaker re5In
For farther par. AIRS. apply Immediately as the number
OF pupils be .ill edl tOANDKENS BOYLE = spruce
g. second story.
B-A crss for arl'eu-s v 30 b. formed IN he month
~ October ~ whcl due notice vii be given; bI i de-
srahe 20 keep he Reporting class entirely free from hose
who Only study Tor fisIiol's sake - Mood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

IGOR your wardrobe AZ home. Tor a voyage Or q tour
" Al Onint complete you desire 20 secure,
LOOK IN the hrstt time You are passing that way
Al AGATE s-'us Two Thirty seven Broadway
Robes de chambre Of vevets, hflcade and cashmere
Rich scarf and cravais lying tier upon tier;
gloves VI k'd, linen sk, beaver huckskin snd thread
suspenders elastic that give as you tread
Cotton. lsmtsw DOL and ourksxn and silk underclothes
Shirts, The very last style with worked 6osoms Or plain
That viii ~ the shape and unwrinAed remain
" IN all other et ceteras Of newest design,
That are known Or admired 10 the Quitting line,
Can be had a. all seasons. permit Us to say,
OF AGATE ~ 81 Broadway - In
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STEAMBOAT ExfIosloN.-We learn by tele-
graph from Cshsvbs dated "a inst that the steamboat
Olive burst her boiler the evening Of that day
King Landing The report IL that Cspt Miller had his
leg broke and was badly scalded Allen Coleman Of
Cahawba and another white man were severely burned
aud one negro killed and eight scaded
Mobile Register 4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

HI0BWAY ROBBERY.-Mr. Calvin Holton was
yesterday morning Knocked down Ann-sl. Boston by a
party Of four fellows, who gave their Charles
s'ockwell William Page. Edward Riley. and trcheus q
.ou who robbed him Of lis watch valued Al c1 his hat
and handkerchief and then took their heels The sscas
were all subsequently arrested and committed 10 jail Bos
ION il very moral vllAge-very
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SsJscrfpiops BIZ Frirds Of frelaud from me- Partition
.---.-. Y r...--.L l.-anal q

George Lyon Pah ~ nunin, County n Hoseonnon 80 Io
mas M1arei Parsh o gsss Do a. Bernard VI Deru.i
4o al Ms Mars Ayimer Dublin Cfy ~ Mr. MORAY Btin'
0e Counf way ~ Mrs Mar murphy htnsmoie. Count
gark s1cts NJ Rsnsberg, feafheri County Irpera1
cs Ms Margaret CAM sgo %, ~ cs Mr. Noon, tsni
rfs No Csisrue Anne Mason Mulanal10n County Down
Margaret Conroy Albany, iocts Mss bsf'an DUBOIS
Albany. ~ cfs.- Total So
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nnmfkfic Ports.

s0sT0v ss-tl Az ssrs. rSsf-1 Bc~e- Irr..s1 sefi
Dsrt~r yOrss-, ~ Ca Ysrrs. NOrslus c' lax a7s
ser Hot-oot osuci s-' H'f- sf, Brow, Gsrsar II
moan s.-.-rr1s t- ~. F-,-. t.,-..- o-.s-
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Disaster.

T.-.- "a Tt-as M OIL III 'sss -- Flsss- e. -- ias
-. =. ~ fsr1sss --..--es i7-z $50 c-s ~ c---
=. ~. 80 =. --o q TOP 80 -sfs. % 9. .--
.--.~s-s r1s-.- o. sta-1csc toa .sas spt
-f--. t1r-rs-e r--.sr-- O. o Oh 70 s- A.
- Her h1. 81 csr.1 sls-s---- m .-.1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

w v-av opposite BorI-sf-The Fall term % this Inst ,u
ton wi commence 0u Nolls the 9Th Of september. The
ann % give thorough nsinc ion IN few branches ~
time % carefully cd and comprehensive course ~
cudng drawing vocal mu C. eud other exercises ilr me
oran. OF sense The classics French mathematics history
ard geography na--ra and polcd,Sc Corporal punish
mrnf l. never -esorfrd 90.
The terms are s. 3 IS orsl9 per quarter, without
f0r books. stationery fuel, uud Win de-
ducton Of - per cent when NOES han one Of tle ianiy
attend Farther psrclar- NAV De obtained AZ ne school
r0csls. or a. SIR h. residence. E73 Tfffh-sL
Prva'e instruction given 90 inilvd- is or small classes
Ia
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rNCHANDFYGiI-n BOARDING SC

I FOR BOYS. corner AZ Eflfg -sXn.si sli ne Boom
.nrfa'e Road Rev. D0vcLAss, Al. Rector
Ths In-ufafou which be- been il successful operation
since the time " s e-fahslueu will be opcr iol TIE re-
-epnon Of pupils on Monday the 18Th 81 Qemoer me
locality l. Unsurpassed by mat Of any ottcr school M he
vicinity " tho city, ard 70 the desire Of ihe Principal 90
make IN. nora ana literary advantages OF The Insulation
equal i1 those which Nslf' hiss given % Parents VINO wsh
o. secures good sch0o. for their cnlren are respectfully
ed f6 visit e lnsfur and examine Tor ieln-c.Ff-
Circulars respecting terms. Sc. can be- obtained a. NE
.--ra u M. NJ -..- ---n. Brlllway all I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

f north side OF Forfysec0nt-si between the Eleventh
@-- and Twelfth avenues. size Of ios. - o. ~ llof
inches deep. each Also oi- sits az Eleventh
avenue. between Forty second sna f'ryW 80 sfe 81
lots. - r. by "a 4. inches deep. each. Also. osslon
south side OF Forty tId-st between Tenth ard Eleventh
avenues; Of lots. 3 q by 100 inches deep. each
Also lots south side Of Forly onris between Tenth
sud Eo,euth avenues sze of lois. - H. b. 100 a. inches
deep. each For farther particulars apply to
s7Iw A. J. BLEENkfR. Anc-nneer. I R-naI-sL
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CITY ITEMS.
WyD~Es DA1

WzDSKspAr, sspt -, l5s--
F,Rzs-Atl2 O'Clock last night the stable Of
c.,, Turner. No s5 Authony-st was discovered 70 be
a.. and before the flames could be subdued the sta
y. and q. contents including four horses were entire
= Consumed. The slaughter house Of J & P Choch
q, thirds, took hre about o'clock this morning
o., ons who gave the ssrn. succeeded in rernov
,s The es,re The building damaged 70 the amount
~ snout AGO
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.


c p LlNsLEf,A NJ. PRINCIPAL.
THIS INSTITUTION has been iu operation number oil
year, end o. of essT srcess from the upper part OF the
city. TIE school 10 are acols ami Vel vent sied
snd The colr.e of instruction pursued extensive and ho-
rough. Applications ~ admission usy be made al the
school a. fe residence Of The Principal, n Fast kiEh
ieenllst Hnd Circulars be Ob alLed Mercereau'
drug STORE. q. braalway
hef0rsef.-INm. =. Dodge, ESQ Rev. Dr.. Robinson. Dr.
Miner p. lIl.hrook. Esq Hon TheO FREEING ysen Rev
J. Owen. d D. Rev c. Henry, D. d. Norman wllte
PEG Rev Or gh4afrr - Iteodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

AocrprST.--A boy named John McCord, whose
parents reside aEo Cannon-st fell from vessel
WING a, the foot Of Grand at into the water but was
for,pns.ely rescued BY policeman Powell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

FATAL RAILROAD ACcIpESr.--On the Wor-
esstey Railroad this forenoon the 10 O'Clock train for
Byooklns Of the track near Cambridge crossing.
ia consequence Of the breaking Of switch rod The
epgineer Slss Ellis, whose parents reside 10 this city
was killed instantly snds fireman named King had his
collar bone broken. Boston Jour. 18th.
SHrPwRrcK AND RrscvE-The brig Tigrs,
which arrived az Salem on Sunday from Ambriz Af.
ga fell in With the wreck Of British brig Mary Hilbert
Of and q days from Bermuis for -, with both masts
gone the vessel having been dsm ssted In severe bur
r,cans The Ngris took OF the captain. crew and
passenger. and carried them into Salem
swiSDIISo The Bst. Sga cautions the public
against a person passing under the real or assumed
name Of Nelson Owinss, the son OF sugar planter OF
Cuba lie presented 10 a gentleman Of Baltimore q
letter Of introduction and of credit from highly ne
spectacle merchant Of Havana which ,ss since proved
q forgery.
To BE Huyo-Bob, the negro who lately muir
dered Mr.. Taylor and severely wounded Mrs. Parker
N oerivsn County Ga has been sentenced 10 be hung
~ sylvsnis, % the md day Of September,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

, cs;5;'1s ,Ss o',ss s5:r o. ,' Io..
M--.r. wAsHBIRN co Of Albany as gent. ny u. ,--a,
Ton Of ~ circulating noie- agreeable % ~ sass
se2sas.l lsss iiiwi WILLARD FiILN8Fb, 'oa,''S
NOTICE Is HEREBY GivES, that Order d tle coar o.
Chance Of New Jess,, made day JAM les
>us,, az, . 90 ,efsas ng claims or demands 49,
.hamoerA me Recover and prove before hn under o
armaon o. otesse as Tie .d Receiver shall direct % ihs 49,
uo Oh ne san hsee'er her several claims 900 demand. sli
~ n Conrany in ~ months from he GATE Of SD order @
nat they b. eIended from the benefit sush driieais
Hereafter Be made and De- es b. a Court upon ue 9rest' o.
Tue creditor, can present DIR liam. =, III. oac- Of George A.
i , 80 IN tienig-sa, h.e,on Comfy Yer jsr.-1 Dai
ORDER Of Hon chare- Dsy Jgsg- n Ne- Colu1n
- Plea souee hereby gwen pursuant pr,soas ~
-t',ls authorizing attachments against iscooins concealed 'd
Of WILLIAM BRADFORD non resident eetor w.
,ans VII BE- .os for the payment Of h debts plelf ai
Nc bret puohcafon o ts notice. md that DE payment n debit
h- use Of any property within t state beIongag hn al H.
h'le, o. ~! .ah properly By hn are forbidden By as a '
aule lapo.a q wsHsf Ne~ You
Order ~, 9,, Of ne hoaor,s ehas p pay, 9e Of - y,a'
fo5s s.se hereby oven pargsn T. ne poo- y ~ 500
cent debtors that attachment has ,uei against he rtstsa
add hat tie ssae ID Be- III. sr ne paen II b. i~bf, nae..t,
APPEAR AID dshe su,h attachment, acsods % a~, With" ~
Of debts due 10 hn b. fi, 4 tbs stat and he seiTeD 70
,. Or ol ~, a,s Of Hsy properly ,renfs p nm 'a -
Daird the I'm day of MAY JOHN HOPPER Aton>J s
Attaching Creditor ~ Wal street. see Yors. nyis las'n
Hf oRDER Of he Hon rana. J. osi-y Ja.'s- Of y.
Psnpr> Court Of The CITY Of New f0rs notice hs-tf f',
pursuant q e of the sutsnE sst-ff'
against sb-eondog concealed fi d@t,or. s a. 81
th~Ei has -lsd agas, he state Of LYMAN Nj DOE ooa
fests 81 tEs sae and Tat he VII b. o or e rae
q 2- ieb,s, unless a?p@ar All dlsKe such afsne1i %
law within months tie plafln 81 u, aoiN~
and hat he qAym~n, Of any d-0ts due b feselts s
state and he delivery 70 bun or ior h n properly IN.
Us STAT Belonging % him, md he trnsi-r q sh propsy
hn or5ftrn b. law, and yoDsiet he @ fy 81 htfa
iet tn3o is1tsnl sAskAf. Auy or Atiscix cr-c,yf
PuRstA NCE Of order Surrogate th- Comfy ..
1Nesfors, notice hereby gwen al re<. harrk csns
against WILLIAM WILSON. of Cy n Nv fot se
erased present the vour~ thereof 70 IL 80
-rner her r-si~noe. ths Cfy o. Ne
lofs beor- The eleventh LAY u Decsmbsr DestDa~ We"
1ors, The seventh day oiJune, ists.
,-s lav6m- SARAH WILSON adnnsfrsfrt
PURSUANCE II order u Tie surrgats u IL County y
INew fofs notice hereby gwen AL f"r.ons asr .s W.
ARCHIBALD hOkisONate Of he Cts y Ner fofs
pf~sent lie With he vouc~ ,r- o. - s1,cf-f 49,
ri-nce No. Kggf0n street, Cfy Of New rlrs o. %
before the ,e-ntb day n-rtDsf~i Ne~ io,
Fourt@en;l day Of June is4s
els issfns DANIEL MORRISON. Afnin-fsrf
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DCBIfc ADMINISTRATORS OYFlCE, No Nassau .t-No
TIE hereby gwen % he eses ard -fi n ~ n JOhf ".
CORT pss.enxsr shp Mar Hargf1a from iyrrios
ALLEGED have e~ eiat- 'bst - ssecis 2.
nes,s'e III Rad, Of ne Pu5ir Aimn-rato, ~ -
disposed d b. hsn according az alss ne as
b CLAIMED ~ lawful stecutf sdnaof q ~ fss,.s
b. gS September Dsfet Aso ft A1frs' t~'
tu1s JAMES : THAfER. fab.r Adn'-i-'r.oeI
slCBIIc ADxINisTRAToRs oFFIcE. No ss..4u sir,~,-
Notse hereby isen relatives 80 ut Of a. n A.
DREW MADGF, lsfs Of the City u Ssr t1rs csp~r,rf -
~ssed ard who ALLEGED hss Died nts-tste nat 10 -fs
tn sad The hand. Of ne Puse At s'f1f ~ = ~
e.o.et OF 81 according lne ihs 'ss
b. caues b. a~ls am nsirsfo VI ne i
Or,1-r Dated Ssr fo ssy,sl 'ef r 10
: JAMES THAfER Putlr Ainiasirsi~
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b, four op,yaiirs. On ne Jams Rir0 and KaHGVha
Canal FrRiaia rcoeioed AuRnsf - ri
Nhs. GHeson Tors Crsne james D1on Cornelius She an,
each <5-T0fa 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

srpro.rp TO BF DRowSED.-On Monday morn
Tag a, the extreme sou;berly side Of spuyten Dyve
c,..t full .u. Of clothes were found In one Of the
YES. pocke, were three keys and license as Emgrsnt
p,,re, hued 10 with the name Of Thomas Hatfield,
d,,sd July q 1913 II Il presumed the owner vas
a.o-r.d while bathing
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MI SIC IN SCHOOLS.

MR.. EDWARD HOWE Jr, Orrani.t Al Dr. Mason's
VI Church. betcaeTsl snd Instructor 10 Sacred Music n
lnion leo ca seminary ieacles vocal music 10 schools
aut senarie- md il classes He also continues 10 IN
sirlci private pupils - organ aLd pian00re and IN
singing and he science u harmony counerpOni. &C. Ap
pcau0ns received a. hs residence, - GTesne-st
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

ATTEMPTED sUIciDE.-One Edward Madden
,unpted to cut his in the Fourth Ward yesteT
ssy afternoon 10 was taken in charge by Dennis
Fulvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

Euv OvtR-A child was run over in Cheuy-st.
and eighty injured by horse belonging 70 Mr. CALVIN
Conduct, Of No. 2S- Cherry-st.
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81 ATpRIyATR saLE-The I'VE. story and

- ei attic brick house and lot In EsseNsf between De-
A l.ncy ard Rivngscn Size Of house ahoGl i6 e,l
by 81 feet deep finished with marble mHnes fndin gdoors
sc with Croon wHier m the cellar All in refec order
having always been occupied by thu owner size ~ ie
Is by So feet deep. PaH u purchase money may
on bond and mortgage For farther psrcu &c -rp'y
n lw Do ] BLEECkER. Anc-nnenr. ! n-lal.L.
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= AT PRIVATE sALE-The VOW br.h -.
a. STORES AND DWELLINGS TO LET Oh

~. LEASE The new 3siory and a. &c store an4 dwell.
- my. on he corner Of Greenwich ard Charles
The store calculated dry goods drug ofner
respectable business The house for gen,eel family Also
the TWO uew stores and dwellings adjoining on GrecrNlch
~ and - calculated Tor sny resnectsoe sness To
CURE Of = T LrOUEER. - Waist
sf2 l,vs Fremen's Insurance Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

- CHOOI..-C l-sicHi French art Eng ish school l39
s'Brol4WlY. opposite As'ur pIace-N .s--s IOlGNET
TAYLOR. Primo The Fall term of in's Institution viii
commence on Monday. September 4. Messrs + r beg
leave % inform their friends and The public that they have
comp ef their q foT s ensuing season which
snurd iu er p-r increased OBS anita 20 m 1e vsr
&c. ar'rlcf ord n o--,i To- meet tc gles many
oi their p4pi- rararts ~ esiabsang Primary school,
they have engaged lady OF experience o assist them Do
fla deu Their Gsss ants gentlemen of educH
run anl expsuelre Tee French m be- auah ard spOsen
exclusively three h0urs day Hrd he most un1nng efforts
VIII boz made relder pupils no home IN every branch Of
French education BOYS received - any siage OF edu
8nd thoroughly prepared for College or business
For Terms viii M-ssTs Deluc Co Park-row
ard 53l Broadway, John Mihau. l23 Broadway; D. b
Doii III Broadway, y A. Kerr. 1i6 Broadway q. n.
Miller Broadway lockwood a Co flf Broadway and II
The School.
Mons FOlGNEr viii take ibis opportunity 10 inform his
friend onu he puhc Thai be- las removed n De- sra
be location and w continue O receive into his family
limited number of pups As h0sriers Parents will. bv his
Accommodation, insure 10 larr children M opportunity %!
perecrng themselves il f- French. which the language
Of Mr. Fs family. wei greater polish OF manners
hey VIII associate onywi persons of discretion and knd
feeling For terms see circulars as shove. Mons F's
residence. l6f near lliversfy-psc au2
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~ or City property oesuuf country seal On The bsnks
~ II the Hudson from q - hours from New iof,
well stocked with fu of a.. kinds large house ant og
buildings IN excellent order. newly panied. &C VII be
exchanged on reasonable f1r Brooklyn City prop
ery The farming utensils and crop. now IN, vii De- soi
with the properly II desired Inquire Of ? JONES. u
Ferry-si corner God. " \. - ~