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THE LUNGS

rJ,HEIR USES AND THE PREVENTION OF THEIR
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Treatise the Diseases o. Children, NC Price p cts
The following selected from the numerous favorable
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IA rtur.ss, narnls II rroatsd Aess Ms Ann D. BLISS
.r-.o~ afs Z hiis1 sgec - le-fs
60" t ,f,te r. 5 ars sf~frns'ey .nvfe3 70 stteri Ter
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d. .tr.say mofn IN lst Ms ELIZA CoNNOLlf ~ ne
~, o.. 40 .ose Of her brothers Charles ard lctift
r-, families. invited o. a'ielt hsf iin-fa IN
s al not eoeocs precisely. from t- c-idence oi eaie'
4 Cann.lh. Morton -.
L. Rrolt 80 sept % lSf ANN MARIA, WHO" OF ti- Ar NJ
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fli. III Dc family attend her funeral rom "
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TYR NATIONAL psalm rsr

DY MASON WEBB-NOs ready . dei'very, the
DSsuon. Psalnst = cOilecrun " Sb1rch Music,
&c by Lowell Msss1 snd 0eorge James Webb Tbs
UPON which Than three yesrs o. amer rave been
expended : now prevented chorsters teachers ~ MUSK
ana others a. corege Manasl Of P-ainody adspiei
the OF ch0irs congregations, Singing seaoos and
musicsi students p
In sdduion a large variety q entirely new masie, if
nshed by distinguished fore IN ard nAtNe eSnifiuos nc
NAaOua Pssisi evet 10 contsn larger proporor
than any other COLLECTION Of the ch ard standard 1ue'
which the Church has used for hu many OF wncn s
nevertheless. 10 this country 10 copiass meek OF NC
popnar English Chans snd - Anthems. mostly new ar
well adapted bo'h Tor charch worship srd choir practice
It's Indexes very complete embracing besie the gsas
Alphabetical and meca indexes. the index 10 nrsi INES OF
hymns kc and Deceptive Tables" IN which tbs rune.
classified according 70 their style sn1 chsr-cfer-
The Nstoaa rsaist couialns 10 tunes n .org metre
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particular metres, embracing Al be vsrie les m use $50
81 anthems and pieces. Of them furnished -
pressy for the BY distinguishes Enash composers
and ~ chants ircludng the Cancles Of The Protestant
Episcopal Church.
Teacher. aud others Interested invited 10 cal ard
exam ned This work Published BY
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FOR s.ie bv f.6Su.l CADl BURGFS>. 90 John-.f.
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TITO Dentists.-The members Of The dental prois'-
are hereby nouhed that the yearly meeting d ne 90
cy OF Dental Surgeons OF the State OF Newly ora ~ De
held At tue room. OF the College OF Pharmacy III broad-
way, Tuesdsy morning, sept T. ls45 COMMENCING a.
10 O'Clock. Predicting Dentists and fhysleiAs are res
J. G. AMBLER, Secretary.
B-Copies OF he Constitution and Bylaws can be had
application the Secretary. AasiEs, Il PsIspaee
N Y ssI'
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soorLANp,s ANCIENT AND MODERN

A NTlQUl1IEs. - Chambers's Robert and William
n Gazetteer Of scotland the last and best edition ever
published carefully revised and greatly enlarged win all
The latest mprov IN cities towns harbOr-, railroads
also table Of census with large spendldy improved maps
and numerous fne steel engravings the only faithful and
cmpe etc descr ptOn Of Scotland eXan forming one very
handsou royal $40 volume half morocco, gt Top Itl-
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WRITING

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND BOOKKEEPING,
TAUGHT Ry MEssRs A Ii. WHEELER Ill
l RAN DIXON, 25l Broadway, corner Of Murayst -
NJ A n WHEELER, instructor In Penmsnship and
Practical BOOK keeping respectfully gives notice mat hs
has associated with himself Mr. Hiram Dixon, 80 fsvoably
knoun to the public penman and accountant as alsc
for his urosny Of manner and gentemanly deportmsn,
and ,r.afer the Institution will b" conducted by Messrs
WHEELER DIXON, ss follows viz.
Mr Wheeler VII attsn nd his day asses ~ heretofore
from 4. NJ Ill 81 ~
Mr Dixon will have charge OF tho evening class attend
ance from \ I'LL 9. Z NJ
Me.srs W & d are resolved that nothing on their par
shall be wanting 10 merit patronage.
N B.-Omsmenlsi Psnmanship executed TO order
iv3l paw Sms
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. THE oAMpBELLs ARE COMING"

IMlILNsL oLtIEoo-
L'IFTH Wednesday, Library Rooms >is broad way
conner Of Isonards tlnder the direction OF O. A Kim
bsryJ CAMPBELBS hINSfkELs,
have he honor that encouraged Oy me very
ssuern1 manner IN which their Concerts have been
ceived during the last four weeks, having been ngmy
crowded by highly respectable and fashionable nouses
viii have the pleasure OF connung Ioef inhi'aOis enn
highly popular musical entertainments
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
Introducing at each Concert full and varied programme,
including several and original Songs with variety Of
cnast- dancing inc luding the celebrated
STATUE DANCE, AND HIGHLAND fLiSo
By Mr. Luxe West Doors open al 7-comnence al pre-
ciseiy Admission u cents.
90 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, for tho conven-
ience antilles viii be performance, commencing
Al oclocA Admission Is cts-chidren half price. ~ lwis-
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GENERAL NOTICES.
HENRY CLAY IN QUEENS COUNTY.
RI The Xbir Committee Of the Town of

The WIFI NOmufftttt " thr fV"h W
Newtewn, aware OF the Dissatisfaction Of he Wings Of
s,d town caused By he nomination Of for the Chief
Nsy,stracv no, committed Wing policy and identified
with he pariy-and foreseeng under such crcgmsisnces
ts inpossibfy Of calling forth the aid Of The Wings Of
aid town IN tie coming election invite meeting OF me
Whig, OF Newiovn, a. he 1OwS HoCsE, on WEDNESDAY,
FvENss Sept al o'clock 10 take into consideration nc
propre,y Of nominating gallant old AID tined leader
HENRY CLAY knowing that bic name alone viii AWAKEN
the now sleeping energies Of the Wigs ARD secure 70 me
safe ard co-fv Ct he vo'e Of the Wings Of Ne~iovn
THEODORus BURROUGHS. AND.W LAW RENcF,;;
pirutsn pTrSg JOHN J. BURROUGHS,
JOHANNES KOLYER. AsON rr l isl.
GEO r. NANDEkNEER- FORMER wing SoiN &c
Al MEETING o. rHF WHO'S OF NEwTowS' held pur-
ssut 10 the above notice CHARLES COOK was called to
The Chair and RICHARD BusH and GEo r. VANDERvEER
were appointed Secretaries.
The cal Of the above meeting then read, ardon mo-
ton. 1t ives unanimously
E,.reS That he sentiments contained IN the call be- AID
are hereby approved by tis meeting.
On mot n made and seconded, twas
Resoired That Andrew Lawrence. John RurOu ghs,
Tbrodou. Burroughs Thomas Anterior and Thenas Pet
Tia be a Committee 10 drst resolutions expressive OF Tie
sense " This meeting
The following reso1 iions were unanimously adopted
Tzreas General Zachary Taylor, before The meeting Of
The Wing Convention Philadelphia, did declare that be
would not be party Candida and iai ne Woue ao Is
name be used in opposition 10 The nominee OF hs on
veniion. and rhcre1s since his nomination by said Con
venton be and again dec AIRED that be vii not
be considered be candidate u the Wing Party md ha- ac-
tusliy accepted Democratic nomination; therefore,
Hesoltsd That ~ Wnigs. believing 10 principles not
men, cannot cOnscieulOusy support Gen Isy0I Tor
the Presidency, ana that viii not cast our Voes iof
having 10 political opinions or II having sifsd 10
them.
Resohed. That HENRY CLAY is now and ever has been
the choice The Wings Of NeptOwn FOR tie Presdency oi
the United ~ ties and pledge ourselves 70 use every
exerOn 10 bring HE before the people End ~ ear
nesty call upon the Wings Of The County and stare 10
meet aud organize secure his nomination sad election
Reso,e1 That the call and proceedings OF the above
meeting be signed the Chairman ana Secretary OF his
meeting and published in the y. Tribune and Flushing
journal!
Newtown, L. l. Sept s. 1919.
c. n v'Sopavrrp Secretaries q It.
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NEW BOOKS.

MODERN FRENCH LITERATURE. by L. Raymond
VIDE VencOur author Of Milton 81 la Pssse Epique,
&c sc revised with abiding particularly 70 wn efs
prom nent political Ia Paris. by Wisa stsughton
Chase A VI. | vol limo, coib 81 p
The Church In earnest by John Angel Smith, author OF
The Church Members Guide" &c. vol leno. cloth, SOC
Faust. Dramatic Poem. by Gethe uansls ed INTO Eng
li.h prose, with roles &C vol l8mo, CLOTH 81;
Principles of the Mechanics Of Machinery and Engneer
ing by julius Wiesbsch. first American edition. edited by
Walter Johnson NJ. Civil end Military Engineer, IN
vols illustrated with eco -ngrtyings vol syV, coin 81
PUTNAM, Bookseller, &c.
Il 1ts lsi B -o,dway and ll2 Strand. London
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" Gentlcncn,, IIat--Fam sr,Ie-BlKp.

~ Gentlcmen's Iais-faIl styie-BlED, cor. Of
Pine end Nassau Gcntenens Hsts Of The Fall standard.
embracing all the recent Improvements IN the various
branches Of The s ready for inspection and sale
The style submitted the critical judgment Of the
wei for the style and hnsh the quality Of
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the just
discrimination Of discerning public resting hs claims upon
the known merits Of his hats for quality. durability and
superior fnh, the best srdeaoe Of their nirinsc excel
lence and the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed Is
sufficient Of their quality, Notwithstanding the esrsvs
CANT professions OF dealers a, the present tine
aus Imis BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau ats
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rcna.,o,,etown says the Nsr Br"nsrtcker, were
Of lie d =, nit in the Colonial Building recently
openeo w eyod of more than Eve years has elapsed
t9shs, ,ss erection Of The building was com meneed-
,hee Wv 81 the leland has been lately taken. from
sppesrs the eure population i nearly 81 ~
va Iphatiiants Of Cbaro'Ie'own and Royalty ""nOe'
80, cnors-1he Adrrfis0 says ;-Notwiths'ahoins
tp',e heavy Wind and rain. the crops we are IN
i,pss.sd look exceedingly promising. and sooo re
nm cousiderins the smouni OF seed so"h' 0on"
S.,tly anticipated
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~ In Democratic whig General Commit

~ In Democratic Whig General Commit
tee, Broadway HoUsE September s. 1913, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Resoired That be recommended to The Wing Electors
Of the City County NewYork TO assemble IN their
respective Wards Friday evening" eth day Of September
instant O'Clock IN the evening, al the usual adqlal-
such other lime that day In such manner ana
al such plsce shall b. designated by he Ward Commit
tees the purpose Of selecting Delegates from each arr
Assembly District COnsenuons TO choose Delegate 10
represent the respective Districts 10 the Slate Convention 10
be held Al tea the lfh DAY Of September, instant
Reolred That the Delegates 70 said respective District
Conventions sha be pine from each Ward, EXCEPT IN the
Fret and Second aud Third and Sixth Ward where they
shall be four EACH ard large 10 be chosen by said
last mentioned Conventions when assembled.
Reolred That said Assembly District Conventions be re
guessed Saturday evening, Sept 9, al O'clock
usual Ward headquarters al such places as the usual
Commuters may direct except the Convention Of the 1t
Assembly District, which j. requested 10 meet al Dunaps
Hotel IN Fuonsi aud the Convention Of the lid District
which requested To the North American HOiei,
corner Of Bonery and Bsysrd
hcs0ife That II be recommended 10 the Wings OF the
respective ards take such al the sad meet
ngs may in their judgment tend 10 secure speedy.
thorough and efficient organization OF the party and
tive spirited Preparatory 70 The approaching
important election. PHILIP HONE Chlaman
o IL; II M Ha~s' vice-Chairmen,
JOsEPP r. TAYLOR, tsa.-a,.r,as
JOsTPH G.. PlNCkNEY,B soSt
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re' reVenteenth Ward.-Fuf.ualI 70 ca. - 1Io
teenh Ward are hereby requested 10 meet al The henry
Clay House. corner Of Avenue and trst-s on fndaF
evening September al O'Clock, for the purpose OF elect
INK nine Delegates Assembly Dlsirrt Convection ~
elect d seg the Wing state Convention - be he'd
al uca Sept a. 10 nominate Stale Eectora. Ticket and
State OceTs be supported al The ensuing election BY
order of the Ward Committee.
J. J. TOWNSEND Chairman
Isaac WM. SMITH, Secretary. Slrg
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SCHOOL. TEXT BOOKS

SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS
DREPARING FOR PUBLICATION BY y. APPLE
/ TON & co 200 Broadway.
AruO d. First French BOOK
Arnold. Introduction 10 French Prose Composition.
NeszQuez de la Csdena's New Spanish Reader
De Flvas Advanced French Reader.
Adsr'- German and English Dictionary.
Cicero de Offices. notes by Th,icher
ClcerO's Select OrafiOns notes hv Johnson
Cicero de SeneciUte ei de Amcila, notes BY johnson
HOraua Opera. notes by Lincoln
SaIlusts Csishne and Jugu'tns. notes by Butler.
Taciiuss Histories, notes by Tyler.
A new Spanish and English Dictionary.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Mangnsrs Historical sDd VI scelaneous Questions. 81
Boesens and AuOid's Manual OF Greek and Roman An
uquiiies 81.
Crsar's Commentaries. Notes Lexicon, &c. by spen
Ger. A NJ limo 81.
Arnod's and Spencers Greek Reading Book, with Crit
cal and Explanatory Notes, Lexicon Sc limo 81 80
ArnOd's Cornelius NepOs with crucal notes by +. A
Johnson and enlarged edition, with Lexicon &C vi
y Hi-
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meeting OF tbs COMMITTEE, ned sept NE f0lo"Ins -
solution adopted
Pursuant TO cali ofthe Wing General Committee
hssored That the Wing electors of This Ward be requested
10 attend an election held the Broadway House on
Friday Sept g. for The purpose OF elecng nine delegates
from This Ward the Nlih Assembly District 10 choose
delegate TO the Wing Stsie Convention.
Poll open from 10 :, z NJ. BY order,
r. y. MORRISON, Chairman
Ga q F l. ossSRN' Secretaries. .su.
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Foreign Ports.

At Demarsra u brig Judson Russell for Turks Iiisnds
Halifax 2h MARY Duucomb aud Bfoihers Eager
Philadelphia 3oh Nancy S-t schr Roarr Day 90 20
s STEAMSHIP, Canbra HARRISON NYork hours and sailed
for Liverpool br Dow Roop Shaw Boston Cid 2sih schrs
sophia, Bear.e Niork goth, swirl. smith, DO
john NB lst brg ah-a Kelly Boston fth, ships
Carson Vaughan Trader Bell HYork Cd 5oh, Re
rhsdeph brig Maialak, DUEL Sydney 1T
n schr Robes Philadelphia a. brig Dunn Alexandra,
In port. Euily, Tor Alexandra, log.
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~ Third Ward.-The Wing electors Of The Third
Wad requested assemble 3 Warrer-st Friday
the 8h from NJ for the purpose Of electng by
ballot 1--WE for Ward Nominating Committee, 10
candidate for Alderman IN place OF Aid syari-
Tuesday the 2th inst Also four persons 70 represent s
Ward in the Second Assembly District, TO meet with the
Sixth Ward delegates al the North American Hotel, on
Saturday evening 9th inst for the purpose Of choosing
delegate The State Convention, be held at tues the
lfih inst By order Of the Third n ard Wing Committee
JAMES T.. WOOD, Chairman
THos. ovTwATER' Secretaries. a..
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SpOltep, &c.

Aug 4. lat 50 ST. long passed ship Margaret steering
Aug ib og brig Lewis Of and Ter Philadelphia I'm Fer
uaWtuCo.
Aug H. q 81 hong s.. sguslec packet ship s~'Ier
land. I'm NYork iof London.
Aug o. o. long SE ship Sterling, OF and for w-casse 81
g. in liverpool
Sept on Nantucket shoa sgualzsd packet 'hp Sd
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JUST PUBLISHED NO. /.

THE NEW YORK ILLUMiNATED PICTORIAL d.
j RECTORY-Publlshed IN numbers; p'ice p cts eacn-
This recory gives view Of every house and store 10
Brcadway and lmroft1nt streets. IL Is printed IN col
or- 80 10 represent brick stone " hsne LIST - also
gwen OF every occuper and his trade or profession
II i he most novel useful aud original work ever pub
shed in this OF any oiher country.
Jones NEWMAN & EWBANk, Publishers,
ll8 Fullon-st- sun Buildings
Ard TO be had al every bookstore
Countrv and other periodical publishers please sdcress
your orders as above liberal discount 81 -us'
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D. IA n aNpi4 f5r LircpcoJ Ieucaer Bosfafl
Mr. Ho~koa ant Robert JoLn.an of Columbus Oho BDse
HDyso, Doyis, W Perniman VIZ Paul ; lhossI and
tsytAv L-tay Of New Yofk boa Ncntior lady sister
ni and d. fnin~ Bd B-csman Of has jose NJ
f.aea Of Co Hot Of Sierra Leoue john Comyn q Caada
Hoi< q OrsSn. olydon Of BALTIMORE. W Perry
"a for HaysxJ Bscsnsa Of ~ mcutl Jsmes Cos.
Harvey, Cove. VI Nr~.H Of Hkhias Nm Wkfs q Ma
Sssk-t Total g.
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.

Z. WHITE. LATE J. X. Clark Al BROADWAY.
B'HIS GALLERY IS The Oldest extensive, and fash
onsb In the United states and contains over 900 Da
guerreotype MINISTRIES from e Of nearly all eminent
men The pub II invited wit this collection ard
anime ihe most beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean AT
in The world. aus lmisus
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The chr Zebuon Pane Wooster fom Passport, shore on
he mud fiat above Rker's Island.
The schr Santiago Of Thomaston for New fors with
u y put Boobay next day, and -opped up
They opened % st-the FIRE efnushed
the vessel c0n-ijerabiy damaged.
Cant Sanford Of scnr Charles Nils Wilmington n c. from
New York reports following vessels ashore from Cape Henry 10
Body Island South Of Cape Henry white bottom
schooner red 20 ues south Of schooner schoone tents
pitched employed saving cargo 80 niles farther
schooner South hern brig and email schooner ashore
had house deck Just 90 the North ci Boiy Island saw
vessel ashore but could not distinguish what -he was
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GRAND PAsosAn. OF
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE,

DANyARD'S NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
OASD MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country Of
hundred niles being by far tho largest paint
ing in word and OF the largest Rivers the Globe,
tending thsn tenty degrees Of arlde Open every
los GARDEN
Admission 50 cecis; children bali price Panorama viii
commerce moving a. O'Clock
Afternoon performances on wednesdays and satardsys0
& O'Clock ty3i
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PuT<uani 10 calls of the Whg Stste Central COMMITTEE anc
81. The Wig General Committee Of Newly ork ely an cleo
non viii be held by the Wing electors OF THIS Dstc OF nlhe
Delegates 10 Distcf Convention. called TO Sppolnt one
Delegate from the District the State Convention 10 be
1ed Al Utica Sept, H. Isfs Friday his day the ga INST
between the hours Of u NJ and NJ al the southsast
corner of Eighth avenue and Tvs eniy -third-st.
By order Of the Waid Committee. -
IS L. WILLIAM ;. DAWSON, ClairmAl
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AMERICAN ARCHITECT.

yJ,HIs DAY PUBLISHED, No IS Of the American Ar
cliiect The design Is n neat and tasteful dwelling, hay-
Ing ample interior arangementsto suit small family The
first story has piazza IN 'front.' entrance hall and stairs
Two and bitchen with panires Gel ar Is a. der
meath the tchen second story contains three bedrooms
Estimate > goo For sale by
C NJ sAXTON, 205 Broadway,
as sis LONG & BROTHER, 81 ADn-st.
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" Eighteenrh Wnrd.-FREE SOIL. FREE La
BOR. FACE MN A meeting Of ne Elenieerin
Ward Jefefsorian Free League viii be held al Concert
Hall, " Broadway and Twenty hrsst on tridsy
evening September s. al Z; O'Clock .
AL persons without distinction Of party, who adopi me
BUFFALO PLATFORM. who ART opposed 10 The ExrENsoS
o. SLAVERY 20 territories Free, and who favor the
nomination Of Vas BURIN aud ADAMS, are nvit 10 attend
ana enroll themselves as friends OF The Cause.
Able speakers viii address The u -etine
A'' +. W. EDMONDS, President
Shas Il S .ss,s SECRETARIES ss IL
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~ "a II X 1 l. ID

a,o.,. 90 unf ..raa4 fe - net ~ k, : ae
v-.FIIzAti ~ , ~ Hf''2-' " ~ ~
49, 49,, 49,. ff. "a. Ciarct Hooten. On wedoesday eve
- q L, D.. a. Ser " JOIN t'iNlN oi Ns N@
p rtrFgsk So ,ita SWORN of flfoAen
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SCHOOL FoK YOUNG LADIES, At Fa.eql
MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.

AIR EDWARD HOWE. IT, Osgsniss At Dr. Mssons
vi Church. eecker-t and Instructor in Sacred Music In
Union Theological Seminary teaches vocal music In schoo
and seminaries and Ia He also continues In
stuc private pupils the organ sud pisnofore and IN
pcations are received al his residence. 2l2 6reenes
- l.xf.G fxto.r
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DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T.

ID BARSUA Propnetor; r HlTcHcocK Msnager.-spen
did performances every afternoon and al ~. ard every
evening at "a The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing
the binary wonder N estioI, NJ Liu.-fnger
He years old only "A i3cbes high and we his ony lS!n
To be Sc. in the morning from 10 .4. afternoon from
Ill 81, and evening from I'LL 10. Oher performance ALEC
place by hose talented Ethiopian SINCERE ne Ssoss
Brothers the lafsns vestri- &c nc The Mammoth Boys
The Giant Baby the Enormous saske, &c. &C. may Aso
- seen and sil for tie asasl price u % csnu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08
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gentenens and youths dress whilst Inc Paiern oneet
contains patterns Corresponding with hose represented 10
he pate among hich vii be found novel style Of gar
fnent with ampl. explanations for cutting TIE same TINS
osfe will be II once perceived superior IN ali the essentials
~ ali competition of the present Price per copy,
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