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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-07

floor of Carroll Hall, and there he organized his
party of Irish voters, who were TO vote he die
iated, and for the purposes which he had in view
He succeeded in organizing separate Irish party;
and what were the consequences! History tells us
there was a counter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was con-
1ict--th.re was Observation-Disclosures was murder; and
the blackened walls of the Church of St. Angus
tine pointed the moral.
II this Irish demonstration was the prelude--thc
preliminary step to organize second time the
Irish voters into separate political party, for the
purpose of voting for the candidates of the party
whose leaders and wire-pullers bedaub them the
most with fattery, and beslaver them the most
with the saliva of hum5ug philanthropy for political
purposes--it ought to be denounced by all right
thinking men and by all good citizens who desire
not repetition of the fearful scenes, the murders,
riots, and conilagrations, which followed Bishop
Hughes attempt in the same direction. 1t will, if
commenced for that purpose, and carried out to
the same extent-if il result in separate organza-
ton of the Irish as political party--be attended
with counter-organzafion, and the other conse-
quenees which we have alluded to, for we can have
no distinct foreign party of votes in this country.
One word to the Irish themselves-let them vote
as their consciences dictate. Let them not be car
red away by the psucdo philanthropy of professional
politicians, who more for ireland and Irish
men, except as voters in the ADVANCEMENT Of iher
purposes. than they do Tor the woolly head African
on the chores Of the sst lakes in Californa. But
above all things, let th"fa avoid being led into
separate political organization, pledged TO support
a particular ticket, or particular candidate Poll
ilclans care not for Che consequences that might
result from an opposite course If they secure tbs
votes. the voters may go TO Harnegat and the long
oppressed isle Of the .O0ean, be depopulated by
Ia and
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Cosrasltta. Ore, R.na peEan~si Nesny 81 ", -
TIAs -NOTfCE.-Secoui Dtfen1 - ne P'ln.. J,
4 oos at t.s ciflasrg nd'es Of he Atss bsnh "a
81 friffef fsiffrl1 ~ % fthiH etN- - -
80. rraesf ~ f- 81 fhr tdi- Affrene ~ - ~
-, =. tes-iiof~ declared list foftran % 80 %
e.r-f H. ratI, ard rsl E.sts. AID irt1-f
f-,.he 4-r.r-d uf ~ rs tic nYip ~ "hi
b. r. 90 p--erttuu of De ui's- A. m once re y
sra~ni - tat-au re De eef - -
b.i..s- rs,i laeawl MiLLARp fiLiHOi1, tonifo-sf.
NOTICE. h--iy gea n r-e. bsrns g. ~. .Fsnst ne
....s Jkug. fttsEf iel.ssci ia- Of The fdar- 81 ia
L. l. prr-euf fh~ -snf "insue .I.,..r', ~. ~. -
s4bsrrasr ~ he once ri srri m NJ cii % Ns~ ioss
or i@f - .h- al dsy Of Jangary ~stD Nss for- jap -
tsA !, X hfl-,r..af Fte,afors
- ia~6n~ J. H. HAiSEf
S,UPRENE COUHr-To JOIN 2. kENskili Zoe 'nr hrf-,y
- sl0on-i conn ui Nrs~ L itl~ n-'.,'
rr.i Cy slf Couny Albany. fainin and . . 'e ae
a vor .n.wer oa %. At Go Albany fSruiy days ser
otlis summons, exclusive 81 the DAY Of efe o. -
paT take Judgment tgsn't or ior dollars so ~
f- ili 50 n Nat.1ef T.
l<q r.1iltseoiI HARRIS VAS worst. Nt5s Aba., StL
As fTRSUANCE I'D an order sarrse d. Colniy q
N- Yars aofr- hereby gwen al r~r.1ns having cams
s.f EZFKiEL WILLIAMS ts oi th@ tfy ODD Nss lors 90
rrt o. present ~ Fou~rs theroi g. a., sa3tfpef ~
ofce Nh.es ie CTS NJ N-T l1rs. on of ~ -
a. gt ty of Jsrls nexf-Dli NeN orr, 49, ty g Ju
isss ~ iavsu1 SAMUEL r wlLlltNs, tr--nirr
~ "a issuance af ~ suFoste - Coalty q
Ne4 Yos. hereby I'D Persons having CLAIMS
sys, HART SANDS late Of C'y OF See lors. teceAs 70
ra the same Fcucers thereof % tie sgbscrtef A. b. once
30 ID soai - Cy Of New foft, " before de ihd cay
OF Msrh est-Disi. Me- fork, t's irs' fss Of gust rs
a 1,vtr- T. IA SANDS. Adfnilf,iratof
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HERNIA.

THE ATTENTION OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY
rs RESPECTFULLY called % the Metallic TrIs- ard
1 Supporter new article particularly adspt,d 10 The Va
mors or unbical and supporter for abdominal weakness
In ether sex, proapsus, * ,
The simplicity Of this article Is such that ihe practitioner
can adspt 70 any case changing the ped by me ms q
screw 10 anv desired form position. Tie strength 81 ne
flexible meal shOrds stationary power, without pressure
more than sufficient 10 support Ordcary rupture end hV
means of It's lever principle any required pressure Can be
obtained io addition Fs method 4 adjustment the ave-
nue. Of PROPULSION closed over the pu-, anH me sHuon
ary power hres Ire pad the Tupure, which can be
made in any required FORM either concaVe, convex TAT or
Otherwise Its particular claim 10 nouoe spar from is ;
yev il the simplicity Of IT, application, and facilty OF
being arranged any case, where mechanical agency
can De app led When properly adjusted the paent hss
entire freedom OF scOn without dspacng the Truss, and
the painful pressure heretofore experienced by The use OF
nus Is entirely ObVialed
Many physicians OF rinin' nee nave examined aug sl'eu
their ,acon % the superoriy Of is fr-s, 70 whom
ference be given Pilcipa Office, 40 bfuadwH Az cor
ner OF MAIDEN I.ue up-sfairs - meo1
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NEWBORN TRIBUNE.

AN IScIDrxr OF THE Loss OF rHE OCEAN Mon
asou-Fa,al Termination Of a. Elopeneaf The Lon
dow Morning Chronicle the following incident
An excitement ola very extraordinary and painful ma
tare been occssioned in the parish OF :, Luke
Old-s; By the elopemen' ~ Mr. Bacon. the mater OF
the workhouse and Mrs Walter, the worShouse school
mistress both MARRIED persons with families o. young
children and known 20 have been among me pas
sengers on board the Inflated enigrant snip ocean
Monarch Bacon bad obtained leave OF Absence iV' a
fortnient upon pies Of urgsnt private business 70 So
tie In the country and few days alter ms oepsituI
Mrs Walter the schoom!stress. also oot4neu lcs'o
for short absence alleging that she nae oeen - ~
by her mother who was dangerously III N DeVon-nne.
II happened rather singular. however ,nas ON -
ward her mother arrived in good ne~ltn IA Loh1o.i
"a, the uuroose OF visiting her, aud was ssionsH'o J"
49, ~ h.r .bs.nce under such circumstances; ihs
"a ., s,v which resulted IN the discovery that the
..ieg n.ir s.r. together intending % take nght 70
.s~,ss.f Wafer the husband who was the work
hon.s sehoonnss,er hzd opportunity OF observing
snv OF these movements being prison'r IN the Mouse
~ 'co,reetion for misdemeanor. WINE ne was IN
AZ, x.,oinaiiop before the magistrate, he received an
.celpt a .rscter for general good conduct from me
rosster Of the workhou-e Mr. Bacon who thus dnring
-. hasbsn IA Incarceration made on with bis wife
Tbe latter a senteel and remarkably COED looking
rornap took with her her youngest child leaving inc
ret 20 her husband TO the parish Tao re.pecnVe
relatives have sscetsined beyond doubt that the ugi
v. nsr instead OF proceeding 10 Devonsnire, as they
hd PRETENDED enbsrked on board the Ocean Monarch,
and together with the wOnsns child, peflsned when
that shlp was destroyed by FIRE Mr. Bacon Is known
10 have had some previous knowledge OF America tie
wa. foryp.rly a police officer and few years back
was sent TO America In pursuit Of vestry clerk VINO
he'd sbsconded
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AerNr.s orEleE. CIn.on Pr.on. Aagu.t Do. l84s.

AGENTS OFFICE, Clinton Prison. August ~, 1873.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that sealed Proposals VIII
received by the subscriber ~ his Office n SAID Prison
until Wednesday. October %, 1873, al o'clock PM Tor
tie HIRE and SERVICES Of the following number oil
CONVlCTS To be employed the different branches here
naner mentioned, as follows. w:
From one hundred men for the purpose OF INNING
and separating Ore and manufacturing Iron
The Contractor have The use OF all tools, implements
and buildings now huili or used for that purpose)
FROM tw enfy fly for the purpose Of manuactur-
ing Steam Engines Machinery sc.
From twenty fifty for the purpose OF manuiactur-
in Files
Hsaes and Buckles.
From twenty 10 fy for the purpose Of msnufactur-
inr Brussels Carpet and Rugs.
FROM lgerfy To fifty for The purpose Of msnuaciar
lng Cabinet Ware, Chsrs, &c.
From ten twenty-five for the purpose Of manuiec-
turing Boots and Shoes.
The above couycis be hired let for term not
exceeding hve years.
Wafer viii be supplied for all ordinary purposes. The
contractors furnish their own fuel for warm
ing he shop shops broons for sweeping the same and
H. hts II used.
The safe 10 furnish all necessary shops for the prosecu
hon OF the business named In the above contracts.
PAYMENTS IN be required the end Of each and every
month In current funds the Prison. The name and writ
ten consent Of persons offered security should accom-
panv PROPOSE and contractors snouc be reseot al the
time VI letting IN order 10 execute the contracts
The Inspectors 20 themselves the privilege Of &C.
cepng any proposal that they may deem most conducive 10
the interests of the Stale. GEO. THkOOP, Agent
autn taWr)ct2l
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For yrw Mxxrco-Judge Beard and family Of Tex
AZ passed up the river last Sunday a. roHie for New
Mexico He goes out BY aHihorify Of the Governor o.
Teras a. Judge OF New Mexico, by which 1t would
seem Texas IL going % contest her rignt 10 all mat
country The Territory under the jurisdiction OF the
Senersl Government held part OF the territory &C.
quired from Mexico by conquest and treaty. Texas
claims it as part OF her original snnex ed territory
Boon's Lick (Mo) Times, l6;h.
SHOCKING AccIDESr.-Mr. L. McDougal, Of the
firm of McDOugal, cawthon & Co furniture msnuisc
turers was caught in his steam engine yesterday and
dresdfally msngled Both OF bis legs were nearly
separated from bis body and the fingers OF one nand
were drawn off tearing away the slnews almost up 70
the shoulder We learn tina, there is no chance OF Mr.
McD1 recovery. lie lie one Of our bestknown and re-
epectable citzens. Louisville journal, E<n
r. MAuS.GwA-DAss, a Chippewa Chief, and
one Of the party who accompanied Mr.. Catlin IN MS
European tour, and who there received with 80
much favor has announced the intention OF the party
20 give their performances at Boston. The Chief is to
deliver lecture. &c. &c.
FIRr.-We learn from Mr.. J. NJ. Bull Of this
city tnst his steam mill at Port Rowan, c. w To-
gether with 100000 feet OF lumber, was consumed on
the morning OF the 2ed inst Loss $1,000, and no IN
.ursnce Buffalo Express 26th.
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rosr or Ssw-foRH. SEPTEMBER :

ARkivK D. f.ke; sap lerio~a >sos. Liverpool &th Al,
rs.e. sst pss>eascfs, % Sfelnei, A1sisrl & Co
Disa-i Sks~a lonloa ~ g. 54s sa5 ~ Passenger
s0Ntd-toa 4 O.
b. ,h DAVID Cssn Gsles iVsfqco ,9 Aus ssh. to lr
ee pssseesra Aug 81 at 81 ~ ka - 10 spoke ~
kss2sske Livspe or MoaesL ri at Ia, ~ s. also
ca<sa foulzfe. ste~rag est
sap Huns spartan. wsh. Ioadoo a d. oasn aaA so
pz~-~ager~. ballast
r<rssokefA
sst Bae.o Nssso GALWAY 3 a. cssu sa iss seerss.
sasse0rsr AM haias.
BAD nae os Bsfst-s i~ihVp L>shosa "a A.. asa
yshxr lssh. m3se. Joues & PhHaFs.
Br org susiLnore - Possasaos 70 g. states Bsvhy
~ srg os..s pslesr wra.os MS 10 d. P.i.r scss wAa
Co
b. cea wor,h. RsiclSe. wsr,han. ntss.
s<bf6 M1Agae Moutssae, Malaga 5 4, d % ptafe'
DerLn
sAILED-shp. Onward Lw~roo Coiioa fns~t Roiisrssnl
C.a,s-a CA.festnn Marin brett johns, fAncL
Ns~ 5ur por A,eron sn5 aasre;. ssA, Desres
ssn Jcsn. tCaba,. BAo~. BIZ
wsDt-og sehf SssE aisskxge snj otasfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

r~s~ ,PEOPLE,s LJNE.-ALBANY DAl
z. laea---yT AND NIGHT ST EAMERS-Dsy steamer
r4@~k1ssk->~-ssthe HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt A. Cor
ham Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, a. A. from
the Of Bsrclsy-s making the usual landings returning
on the opposite days
sx o'clock through steamers, the ISAAC NEWTON
Capt, VIM. n. Pecs. OREGON, Capt A. p. s. Jonn daily
Sundays exceptsd.) ate p NJ.
L.. =. Mail Line Of steamers, the SOUTH AMERICA
Cspt 7. " Huse, SANTA CLAUS Capt Elmendon, dsi,
o'clock 2. NJ. from the Pier north side VI Bsrclay-st
AL Of the above hoals connect regularly with the Rail
road Cars bound West East and North from Albany
Freight taken al moderate prices and when required, for
~arded by Railroad from Albsny without delay. Foi
freight apply n Peoples Line Once, IA Greenwcss
P. C. SCHULTZ pier between Liberty and Cortland
orto WIN LANE, wharf between Barclay and Robinson
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FOREIGN lamentations,

LIVERPOOL Ny Saas-l IS bars rslrosd ron J Welt {
plates " fskeTsCl-c0 esrthen W
Hsmneney-t tss Chase Co.'S cks soa ssh Jas lee Go
kerN99 h4rsc Cks 02 leg & Morc~co Col haui
kk-sr. Brs Co.'S cfts eSthraNarr Davenport COIL
CsaNia platss lscA~
feps. James Ccs9 cks mise Oeo Never >Oa >tfaaa
ker- uiahcssav q N Rca-s Cll - 81 ofdcg
IINfRfpoiSAts Trsaaf "a Pcrti~s.S Tale u CarEil
IalNOss,s salt Oerss krax-rs IA fhcs, poage Go
-iSSrts pscssls Do ca n MeaAe-3 hsaet-if3s
Ssup-cus cris " rflss bis Ra.'er
Set Bothsf~Sl sSs ct " frslssa do ID Mrot- % Z
Rs!t cris Jseksoal7 DO ANanordo orts las teu P
sal Bar a. - oroes
AMSTERDAM Atr fassis.sc. ~ ppcs IN 80 ssts "a 80
offer - h,ns 81 "a ilsl bls - cks >hucti.
esohsn. % vr-isr So os "a Phelps. Dodge Col hss
" rhorrburu Co a. hue Irsnpisur-2 % NorgsR
ixo hds rhst Ntor pues~, 5 ol Netsn Beasr3l krs
Whiuke chs JOAN Fd~sud-S hxs No<ksmy bn Juhn
sassal =, LawssaSe-sa pipes 40 esss ioc leg ISS
10 hss n ord-r.
NtRsElILksRr,s Cassnes-i $50 hss Mason & rbonP=ueo
Drsper Device b ftch Cot % Nop flcr a bbs
s~s5oa Cool xs Mkls She1sSSo 30 KS Coidarl-S
r.ss NeCaH sroaf-.stNs Saseg Astos0 % Auxur-
a. % 81. Data Cousnsr2 hxs isnns les % orsn.- Va
he Cola bis IS CAS- so bNs u oraec
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The old Banks stand as follows
The Dry Goods Reporter has the ioIIowln
reference to the market for DOMESTIC Goods.

The Auiurn 6un.s. said 10 than h,fove and
the bulk %
,hs II ~ Twelve mouths The d-rretou Pr-- m e-.-a TIE
OF ss-s the ratio OF that depreciation There Ia.
Of about IS Ct tom the prizes Of le "
hcuree od M, time IN 1851 Assuming TIN. be The
81 saes the he materially than that
aai <nub, ob0~r VII
Their sae H. Cotton G,ois
supplied
of aeaa a. last reosvei bat the pfeseu low pre w
duce purchase Viii would - ma other
Maay xos waited of Meso snf South AnercA
marie, for re Former Tie material ven low
present from csnbnsioa Of
Cor any material advance these goods be prtsce
Yressa prss small producsrs Pratt.
TIE poor wh freely
prizes Desiss5s st es freely tsAsn
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NEW CIDER.

SWEET ClDER-rhe advertiser Informs bis Old Gus
SoIners ana others that be Is daily receiving the best
ously II sweet Newark CHER IN barrels and haf barre s.
and which he is selling verv low al hs cd sisnd. Q
South-st fs-8 al TO. DAVIS
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S,TUyyFsANTINsrITUTE, $50 BROADWAY

So I = uATTON iPansi and Yoea'si rom Lon
don begs 10 announce thaf he vii g - hs cPlai ee,
sirrsenf NJ he ABOVE iDslfe MONDAY "wednesday az
Fdsv evenings ger 2s = snd q 10 the course o inese
entertainments sir Hauon will Introduce some eiur. lev
oogs-as 50 specimens ofhe Classical rano2ne ~
bs ceehrsted DR. Felix Mendeiisoln Bauhcldy IieAes
"a afs erh h, be had The musc stores me lns,le'
and on Mr Haon Asor House Tooomnence ~ %
chana In he rrogTa each evcnlnr - SAl " ~
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R-s<- REGULAR MAIL LINE BE
.r-raZZ-iNTME EM BOSTON AND NEW.YORK

via S,oningtou and Providence
~ The Ferry al Providence is avoided rs the New
Branch Railroad. Inland Route through without change
Cara or Baggage The steamers L. VANDERBILT, Capi
Joel stone, snd CONNECTICUT Capt Rich'd Peck IN con
oecon with The soungton and Providence and Boston
Providence Railroads leaving New daily Sundays
copied Pier ! Norh River. at O'Clock P N. enc
Sonngon st8 O'CLOCK p NJ. upon he arrival OF lne mai
from Boston. These steamers unsurpassed speed
seucor AID comfort, having each OF them 81 large coamo
diols pnva.e Stale borhs for persons be
side large private for families, and parties Ths
steamers offered by tho most experienced men acc
will shorten the Passage between Ne,yYorx ard Boslor
o1 70 hours thereby arriving In ample for all m
lines running from SewYors, North, South and Wes sre
al the lines from Boston, North and East
The CONNECTICUT will leave New-York, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. Leave s;oningion Monday.
We nesday and Friday.
The C. VANDERBILT viii leave Hsw.Yors, Monday
Wednesday and Friday Leave sIcniugton Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday.
NBPassengers, the arrival 9th steamers al ston.
inson proceed Immediately in the splendid Railroad cars
10 Providence AMI Boston bag accOinp
toe steamboat trains and from Boston, take charge Of
the baggage
For passage, berths, saierooms freigh. application
may be made 70 hs Agena on tho wharf and the Office
10 seterv.Diace
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s---sss,gessr5 NEW AnhANGeMrNT :.

90 --.-,vxzsezsr7 NEW AKhANGFHENr ~
IA ~ PiTTssU RGH, wlgELisG &c.
uo- BY Morning snc Evsi n 90 sao' ~
S.rYork Phsdeipha, Baltimore ead Cgniyr' .ane' -,
g,t DELAY Passengers having choice % cay % "a
sra-e over he Mountains, b. me great uned So yc
Ard Passenger Ro1te Through W % hours ilon "r
70 Pir'sbrlgh I'D vaeelr the1ce - Cinc.l,'' scr1
New -Or.csu. eul lie S,rIb al West-Psssen sa' "
directly through BY tie Uniled ..es Nal Trsn.' LA
leave rsw-York, foot Of Liberty o. a. s ~
a. for phiadsp and cocnect WIN ns' ~ - =,
~, H. ,I, m Connect I'm n n tain for flils'ufka "
Wheeling going directly hrolgs 80 ~ E,,,ys1
Leave Phladslpns By Rsilrcea fos tor S'. " - -
and Market ss sfsi AN ,of ba pPlI.'bsrs .na Wseeb;
.nS ,oinS direct,y throg gh without Decay =. ~.
Leave Phlade!pdis By sesTloosa - - ~ i'o' w.
xhsrffsundsys exceptsdl s1d lo.so ~ ,s
The CIV ne on sunday ho1 Philadelphia Tor os0'
Leave Baltimore al Y Al --1 ~. ~.-S y -
more AID Ohio Railrcsf. , a.. .s.x t,--.,rv 1s.s
Leave Cumberland * r ~, ana IN ~ $3.50
~ srr,s IL P.tsbarsh or Whes.ng next eser-ns ~
r Pi.t.bureh lake ire splendid an rs
800, stesnboats al Brownsville and icero0y Laws -
:. .si... IN staging Or 10 whole route.
.esvs Pitsburgh and W Gee III
~ ard psssene are forvansed delay % C
ID nd a other pors In the South and West -.
Passengers for Baltimore, Rigahlfgh OF NEeeieg -,
noeee becomes necessary account OF several 80.
sailing tickets IN New YORK; .or oer lines, and sae oss
our frs,-cl trains Bnore ard the South and "
They have no CONNECTION with Is. -, ,-,.,i. :.
Yer through tickets BY this ro1le. apply Ia
the Railroad Otct, corner OF Market and Eleveu-s -
q South Third-st; board steunbosi Dccxs wn
Fare tnrcagh nom Pnilsdaphis 10 Pinso1rge go
Wheeling SIS with the privilege Of s.oPp.ns a. a,
-: :Si, ,s,ons 'sa' al Pleasure 20 s ins a
AZ Adams Co.'S Express oeses. Is Walls. al u . =
o< at Greenxie,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

IVA N \ TOW y 4 - GO nNti'.-.-
l school FOR Boys ~ 7 arv LOWE. y VI as lnsllloh
is .ariiy suaed Cne-ilrd Of arle North Oh e s.k ;,
near spot which Major Andre - ien te eol &c
al irrcfon VII he torou - scientific aui practical, EN-
brecns oh The bTsncf II English and classical e1-ce-
non requisite for commercial pursuits or entering
Circu ars containing terms &c &C can bt oael o SPa-'
ny shepard 1894 Broadway or Of he following -
erces - ev Bishop z. :. james. Rev. H. Cone y ~
RlisOn suckley, ESQ Rev O. H. Fs'eti heE- NJ ~. -
Clare. Rev B Creagh; Rev. p Chsmber.n; Rev :.
Remington: Rev V Ame-msn, Eew-Y City, and Kew
Joseph Law, Brooklyn. .,,,-,,.,, p-.-.,,.i
A edit A
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENcE.
Ooue-tsc Porfs

ALEXANDRIA seps sSC1 shp HAvsai,. Ss',es. LSensol
BOSTOx Segt ~ AR casss MO Ms'snaso zg-s osuo1
Chorch Dssy aes>aa; KAY Lowed tiot Csniecs, ", nsa
bn and zssn uois b.pc.e Isssrapaef. shP Nstrca
Isor- Lsrsloi Cs slip Ae. deseu sSutlsi btfs Atlts
a. a.r,a- Sssens s9-eAl. hpn sls it cr.r bse
Asje,l Hss ffsa4hs. - Nlta.. Ae..t Nlke9a - 'e.
EkwBxDSoslO, sssi &C. s- yoas Asasssoa, fssae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
80 AT PRIVATE s,Lg-A d,.Asse rr.y,ie j

~ At PKTN ME- : MIA I'D 80 ITlFfIe ~
f:. s'derce situated within 81 minutes rle b. r-Lrosi
49, from Newly ork cty. ard aho.t minutes "sk fiom
the depot 10 combining all The elvate. II DE country
and O those Of the ciy The farm conesi. of
OF good land under cuvai upon M premises Is
mansirn vel adapted for family 81 or 2 prfsons b-f
IN modern style combining great Architectural beauty y
has srge garden ana plenty % choice tuls " wished
the furniture be had with the house Ps o. ne rur.
chas. money may remain on bond sud mCrgarf iorsf
Their particulars, Ac apply to a ). bLEt 1hEk,
s7s tucionees, Rrast-1
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pRIvATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

vDROF A. BAssET will organize b. evening cssses IN
- on Inc atb OF October 81 Lis residence Soi Broad
sv corner Of p snkn-sf As rs limited. early
sppcson is advisable Please call hcfore9 AN ard al
PM n BAlso class for young ladies' 10 me amer
- " '-' ~ - I'm
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,IANUFACTnRY FOR sALF.-

The subscriber wishing ~ r. ire nom MS present bnsl-
Offers for sale his old established sisnd, which Is now
In successful operation ana has he year done about
$1,000 worth OF business profit Of 70 30 per cent IL
j. well located in hcursnng and healthy southern city.
The be doubled. Il conducted properly IL
requires capital Of about $4,000 10 carry on The business
bal times that amount can be probably Invested For
any person de,irous OF engaging 10 the business this i
chance rely 0e found For father particulars qure OF
s25 inr ! CHANDLER. FOSTER Co. Haiden-lan-.
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r-pENcR LANGUAGE.

DEV C. HWILLfAMSOE Iespeciil-y informs oe9innei
80 ,aose who wish 10 perfect Themselves IN ne french
ma he has iust opene1 bic evening s-ses on
r no6erse terms Apply ~ hs residence % Duane -
NR-Privsie lessons can ne given # desirrd 50 w
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THE BACHELOR hss tried several ways to find
i bliss NJ. NJ. Of Tarryt0wu- VA said Miss " h
please inform lncM. al Lower Post Once Newly oTS
when and where to meet her, he appointed q time
through Post Once and disappointed. 81 W.
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lOARDINGs-A lady wishes 10 obtain t~o comfortable
I'D the 2d-aoor, for psrlor and bedroom, IN h
house occupied by small family where there 10 other
hONrdefs and where she tske her References
exchanged. Location on The west sde Of the city,
Broadway, not below Franklin above FOunh-sL Ad-
A. H. al lhe Office OF tits paper stating terms per
month loraiiuu &c SIS 81
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N
Avh for the Fall ard Winter sexsocJ- AGATE. formerly
PARSELLS 4 AGATE has received per late arrivals a
fall II Mems Furnishing Goods sillah.e Tor the
present and approaching season, selected with eai care
express for rclsii tsdc.
cavsls snd scarf, pgm. black and fgured SIX ard ssan
Gloves OF aid. sils cashmere, Berlin, &c.
hoserv- Nsytro, lam oOl, ard cotton and
drawers. Il si sizes, warranted roi ID SHRINK washing
ner,o srbswco sils aud cosioa hShose, and bose "
81 srrs 81 cuaiiies.
as- -ssf sfe-ol given 70 the manufacturing q
tl- shif .. warranted slt good ~ofknsrhir iu4
assorneri Ia every style E.1Sys on hand a. - oaG ~
sosaeI PsyAplsce. - In