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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
FOX INSTRUCTIONS IN the ",

Point Mathemaiic- aud Classical oudlesBY +. G. MAX
SHALL. VI A and WYMAN, A 8ly broadway,
New York Instruction is given In he West Point Mathe-
MATES In Engineering, In the Ancient and Modern Ian
uages aud In the usu studies Of complete Eugsh sdu
Gallon. The Autumn session begins on Monday, sept
References-Hon YIN. Kent. Prof Charles Davies, 4 ii
Mar.hal ESQ r. X Collins Esq Rev DR. McVics ar, Rev.
Or Cheever. New-York and Professors Bartlett aid
cburrL Wa.f point IT,
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sar'h sai p IN. 30. 90. Ffst-fh H.. Lr-roi C's
~ Oh ln@ Jsnfrr f NaElfa. >ys. Gilas abr stra,
On. Stoves. s1rarrsh
sALth. Az -tt. ang P'rlss Bs'-. ZANZIBAR .rhr Ven
ef1 -'rfs Ntnn - - brig o.c- Ear.eG - ron be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
ROME.
Iovn.ion of the Roinagna- Fight at Bologna

Apor.b,eak ofa very serous nature h's occurred ~
g,lorna within the Pspai dorninions Do appears that
a tro0p az Iiulau cavalry and company % Austrian
infantry led arrived flerc and took position IN order
Of hqf'e n front of tine ps.sce OF The Government The
captain Of thc pouutca car1!ucers demanded In the
name the Prolcgate the cause Of this violation OF
re convention made with Gen Weldon. The Austrian
officer scrcd that be obtyod order received before
tie convention and theH evacuated the city hui post
were e.tao bv the Austrans at the three gate o
Ga.Hare -fradO Naeci1rc, aud ran fcIcc. On the
afternoon Of the -th the Austrian General Weldon
having levied p heavy contribution upon Bologna and
demanded hostages for iLc payment ana Tor the sub
erton Of the B0Ogncse, the people rose aud the toe
in va sounded 4 conflict cneucf, which ls said %
have been terrible Under date of the ,ih at .N in the
morning ~ fui tie following: Tine Bol0gncsc have
driven fao Austrsns ont Of the city, after making ~
pn-oner- Boocua l- % the hands OF the people aHd
rc.dy O., receive anothcr attack from toe enemy who
mu.t la.c got rtinioGecncnts. The people with their
knivf. drove the Austfians distance o TWO miles
from tnc city. The curafe Of san Felix b. 70 the head
a. Inc people Of the COutad0.' lndcr the date OF q.
wc read. "Ihc bonba fdmcnt has commenced end
t.o palaces are in danes. The iauDouIg has already
been plagcd and burned but the population have re-
solved 10 resist 20 the last drop OF their blood.
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HIT pIInIISHED

yIILNFS'S LIFE OF KEATS The lie. letter.. and
vi Literary R-mains - john Keats. edited ov X. Mons
ton Mines. Es1 portrait snf fac-simile vol emo green
e 9th. uniform - uh "ktas- Poercal WORKS. -.
History % the Jesuf from the foundation VI their Society
10 is suppression by Pope Clement NV their Missions
hrou ghoui the Word. heir Educational system and Lille
raiure with their revival ard present state by Andrew
SfenmeU vols 8vo. CLOTH -
PUTNAM, Publisher Importer, Sc.
aust 2u- l5j Broadway aud q Strand, London
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THE cAMPsELLs ARE COMING

EOURrH WEsk.--rsiUNrHsNr Success = -sscis'y
L Library Rooms, Sis Broadway, corner OF Leousrt 4
CAMPBELLS MiNsrRELS. under the direction ofO
Kimberley encouraged by the catering manner IN
which their Concerts have been received during Tho last
three weeks. having been nightly led ~ highly re-
spectacle and fashionable houses have the hongr 10 an
that they Ill continue their entertainments every
evening his week Introducing NJ each Cplc~u tl and
varied programme 81 the most popular pieces IN fhio
plan Melody with Nasfy Of chssr dancing Inc udirg be-
celebrated Statute Dance sna Highland fnE, hy Nj Lake
West Door. open al 1-councnce al precisely. Adni.
sion 15 cents
y DO SATURDAY AFTERNOON, mr ne eonNrn
fence % families there l be performance. commencing 81
SociocA AtmIsso ion . cts-rhitren hsf rrce. snS W.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NrIKI.O.-, AsTOR-PlACF. Bro

NIBlO,-. AsTOR-PLACf. BROADWAY
" FRIDAY EVENING. scr;enb-r LAbOkDt
Nine LABOKnk, Pn1agai >in.ef ara fn,ns Dolna - llr
Grand D.r-a P.r. sol Roysl ra--ier srissss Nine.
PAIL NJ FFE>sAfS NJ NORDANr = the Preach
rh..ter Nc~-Orran-. fhrif tr-t spp~srsrc- here NJ
JOHS SEXTON, Mr. STRlNl. ~iih = Grand Ofch~-frs
lf~..ef Mous Perror ard effective Ohlfu. The per
flrsnc~, 10 commence ID ~ Origins Of~flfe by DOn
'f.fi 10 be .accs c1e8 b he NJ lfsry pp.r, =
IA FlLLF DU REGIMENT To. ChAc ofihr met
Man-........ Mme Labofde >ereI supee.. N Mosssni
Tonic .....M Lsoorce hor,ecs.rs. go. j ON >e'oh
M,rrh.one.s Nine Pau Corpora. .... ......srh
The Dsch-.. NJ e FresnAi- NoAfy .J..s
lntre eos-e Of he piece Nine LAoorte WI sos ne Ma
lonal Air Of >zlgf Ia France.
tuierui.son between the lsi and % sets
Doors op~n os-Comnrucing = Adnis-1n :. ets :
RrRro>'- TuEATEk, cHAMsEks .s, ~.
- FRIDAY EVENING, september !, VII DC pays wv
popular Dr4nas In AMI Ten scenes, 0
DOMBEl AND son.
Mr. Dofnbey. Mr. >.csn.or Nj TOOts.. WI hanu'nl
Capt Cutie. Mr. Burton Eiiih. ..... Mt. hnlfta
Florence. MIS- N.ck >ssn...... Mfs ofVltHAh
Tie AIghat.e Farce Que act II
VALET d. SHAM
Mig,er..... Thomas Johnson Clipper. Mrs. brOushsm
To conclude With ne BUr.c.c cue Tragedy OF
MtTAMORA. or %. Last Of he P0lsw0ss.
Pappy Nsughsn.. Marsha N~an Broug CHAM
Lord Flziaadc Raymond rspiokee.. Nj. Broukb-m
Prcr--Drvs. Circie and Psrcgeue, 81 cls Family Cur
Gle = els Doors open 40 7-Cnrain wii rise a.
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UNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY.

Att LITERARY fSsTITUTlONs,
PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS are respectfully in
v'ed psironle the g. ; School Agency, ia Nassau
A. NewYOrk Many popular Institutions have tested It's
great utility by obtaining through It eminent principals
professors and teachers and pains VIII be spared 10
merit universal patronage. Circular giving ample refer
ences &C furnished On application.
slis T. H. WILCOX Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Cherry has acquired very extended reputation wheeF
hss bee. used. based entirely ou is own merits. wcAs
superior efficacy has alone sustained Il is recon-
merd-d ard universally approved Of boy the most di.tn
guished az The medical profession For the prevention and
Of coughs and colds. ssfhms consumption E.er
plant, splitting blood nervous debility. lsuguOr. weak
ness of any kind % las equal The genuine bears he
signature Of DR. n SwAYNE. eihOui which % j. fictitious
and counterfeit Principal Office. corner Of Eighth and
Race
AGENTS FOR NEwYoRg Ciry-C II RING. cor Broad
vav and J0hn-st +. b. WARNER, 40j Bieecker-st R
\. SANDS. l66 BOwery; J. G. HARr, 3l8 Grand-st j.
LEWIS 81 Greeuwlch-si J b DopD III Broadway; 4
x d. SANDS. corner Futon and " William SIS SCHtfF-
fELlS BROTHERS 4 Co ~ Waier-sI; Mrs. HAVE, l59
Fulfon-st. BROOKLYN. b. OLps 4 SoN. Newark. rusl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

spring and Princc.-Tne above Synagogue VIII bee
reOnened for Divine service on Friday the L. september
a. F. VI Saturday the 3D. nj N a. " Afer The mora
ing service scourse viii be delivered by Rev VI
IsAacs Subieci-~The Re-fo ration Of Israel" u a.
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Lnte-r-Mnr 70 The Knlfe.

Charles Albert has issued proc.amauons 20 iLe ,,.'
tnat fo is iaig determined GA go''- ora s" q. il.
srf fac whole population are dei"rm'neu % .'pPo'.
hm. The Bishop oi Crneo end pnesl' an" i.-
aud should med atom he uusuo,r..ia' 'ae JOSS % '''
must nt fearful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Rec ----h = >et--- % ~ s-ts-..s - N.-----.i I
rgSEE WfRLNE JOURNAL. FOURTH PdGb ~
CLEARED-shrs Columbus, fu-oe. Liverpool. Marshall
Martha Washington s@f Noble Hlfoui Go, South Caro-
lua. Hamilton. thade-flr-
Bark Brsf4s No Ecssr.burg Metieraneau funls N-cse
Gambia f-ddeHan, BiAsasti Isabella Hyne Jaekmsn. RIO de-
Jaaero Alen & Ps1sol.
Bog Crou.if. Hatch RIVER Plata As Co DAVID, SHACK
shsck1ri. Passport
scir. Fi-I Chapman Geose,0vn. Tho. smith. smith, kA
Dart Poster Ciahei Neeb-rn. Pssn Co. Achoq
earn, Halal q a Wheewr.lt
ARRlyED-Br brig Mary. Cunning Dsmarra p ds, 10 ballast
G. Laurie Ie' smith. r New YORK day bf-. Row
ena Howard Thomas do Exporter or Baltimore n iffs
18Th - o. bong % 0 poke bark Dac dOrr1n-, IS from
Thomas 'lf Bremen
b. brig Pageant J~akn wli.9r. IS d. plaster master
>thr Rival. Jones. AIrElA
SER Hiram Gerard. Tunnel. Baltimore mise Mailer a Lord
>llr E1iie. Chamberlain. Baltimore. utse
sclr Re seaman. Baltimore mt--. johnson bowien
Stlr Hiram / siDfl -. Philadelphia
BELOW-P4cAet shin -aieuc- from Lv srool tnf brig
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FIRE FIRE., FIRE

ITO HOUsEKEEPERs, Silver and Tn-smihs, Ship
i masters. CoOss and al who have occasion for frequent
aud mmedae Of heat, Cneey-rs Patent Fire knding
vii. on one usl fully recommend Itself
piece one inch square viii ignite simultaneously from
lighted MATCH and bgrn from - % ~ minuteswll gniie
biunnous coal and requires bat small quantity II wood
or charcoal 10 knde the anthracteis clean and ecOnom
ca75 worth being sufficient 10 kinde one fire every
day for year.
Piled by GRAY, WOLCOTP d GREENE, Sole Agents
Liberia discount Groceries and snpsores suJteod Is
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pol. from Aug. lsto Aug T.

The last statement of the Bank % England shows the
bullion u be sI33l49gl The position Of the Bank Is
attracting some attention from the mercantile world
20 long A. the course Of tee Exchanges brought lal-e
Quantities Of bullion into the Bank Golfers lle nlere-t
was excited regarding the weekly fluctuations Of treas
ure But during the last month the tide hss turned
steadily the other way and in that period the bullion Ia
the Bank has decreased fully million. Russia still
however CONTINUES o. nd a large quantity Of gold
half a million sterling in Russian god coin being now
On :. way 20 England The amount OF private s-cun-
MS in the Bank nearly six millions less than a. this
time last year The expectation Of coin aud bullion
from London for the week had been - 270 oz silver
coin I27lJ o. gold coin and - 80 silver bars
The state Of trade in Manchester and the other manu-
featuring districts is unimproved and likely 10 remain
until brighter prospects are nearer hand The last
weekly balance sheet Of the Bank Of France shows that
the metallic reserve has again advanced about seven
millions OF which six millions are for the Paris Bank
and one million for the country establishments The
amour: OF discount business continues be- diminished
the falling OIL on the week being about seven millions
the Country Banks showing decline Of eight millions.
while that Of Paris gives increase Of about one mil
lion The amount Of bills protested is 2069l 5i9fr or
million less than in the preceding return. On the side
of the liabilities the notes Ia circulation have declined
about seven millions The account current OF the treas
ury IL now r. - r about three millions les than
the week before The metallic reserve is now ls2O00
OO0r 70 $1,000 ooor OF notes in circulation
AMSTERDAM the accounts are favorable AT Brussels.
money j.. more plentiful The circulation Of the soci
eye Generate s returned At - - -6r and that Of the
Bank Of Belgium al 461 OO0lr.--At Havrc trade had
much improved and the sales Of Cotton averaged 1900
b8i,s daily. Export csrc0es OF French manufactures
were being made mp On "A larger scale than usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

- l. Mr.. ard Mrs HI NTSMAN having vacancies Tor
few boarlers wish inform parents In h- city Inst their
accommod atoms such 10 in,ure comfortable ald
happy their pupils with every adv image Of no
era and compshed education For particulars see cir
clar- al ssrs Taylor FOigners 7JJ Broadway or al
Mes-rs Delluc 4 Co.'s Park Row, or 8l Broadway.
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

- TO CAPGTALIsrs-Rof Ssie-l. 900 &C 90 land
- In Pennsylvania, IA miles from Wiisnspor and q
from Pennsylyania Canal on which are good dwell
ings and harms rns water privilege mine u iron already
opsned VIII. ~ miners be probably employed ers
and saw mills within =. miles s0S 90 Will b. giyen to ihc
purchaser the timber II he w,u Ike 10 sell T. Inq'fs
Of HUNTINGTON 4 Co Real Estate and STOCK bfosss,
- u.iI :, oil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ or oher.ra family having Two or lnree apartment
NJ 10 let To lalies small parOr and bedroom "."d
dol will address. w ID ; box 5lj sun ohce The neigh
orhood must gecthc and le west side Of he iow a.
not above Spring preferred Rooms nrn -h"d or unfuf
nshed and rent moderate. References exchanged
.lre1
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Clinton Hall corner Beesman and Nissan-sts-2jcNO vol
and the principal Reviews and Magazines American
and British Constant adllf Of publications Clerks
Initiation fee 81. srd sem annual dues 81 Merchants snd
Others annual subscription - Rooms Open from 10 4
20 10 2. " BY order. HENRY A. OAKLEY,
au4 4wis Rec Sec. Mercantile Library Association.
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~, FOR SALE OK TkADE-A large quantity OF
W land we-timbered) In lots and prices TO .g,
s<> convenient ~ the city by water and railroad Also
several large and small improved farms together va
sty city and village property AL worth ihe s.n1r OF
buyers and traders Inquire of y. HOLLY 30 s"'lh'
no ~ at where gentlemen respectfully Invited 10 en-
anime thei, Real Estate Sales Books hch eonsip sssfsy
Of fresh applications with msps and other important
- - ~, ,aosv o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ OF all places of amusement know not where
better direct readers visit than The American Mu
for other establishment such variety OF in
ercsng objects productions of Nature and works
of be found here Ths remarkable dwarf Msor Lit
lie Finger can be nj all hours day snd evening, and
Al 81 and there performances by the Sable Brothers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PESs sold by b Z. Watson
Co. Is Waist wholesale and reisu a, reduced prices
Gold pens and god and silver cases in eSeyvAne'y The
ceebraied Rchelieu' pens sold exclusively as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
.. SHOPS 70 LET, WITH STEAM POWER

~: To lei, rooms aud cellar In buildings situated M
o2 rear of ~ and u bowery and ~ kizHb-thst The
engine Is now running power supped Ia each OF the
ooms Entrance by alley from the bow.fy ana c-ft"sy
5,,,.,y M3l 2t.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

" Ladies YOU DESTROYS Of possessing smooth,
white transparent skin lfso. lust try cake Of Gou-
RAUDs machess Hliaa indicated Soap. which viii posi-
lively remO.e tan. freckes, sunbuu sal0wuess rednes-
pimpes. bo'che spots from the skin. Its likewise de-
cous for shaving and be used with hard salt waller
GOuRAUD's p0udres Subtitle warranted 10 exrpafe every
yesiige Of superflous hsr GoURAUD Lfquid leg
,fable R0uge magnificent carnaton preparation for Unit
ing pale cheeks with permanent, healtifhke hue.
The renowned preparations Of Dr.. FELX GOURAUD can
only be obtained genuine 81 Wakerst hrsi store from
BrORdWsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

r. COMFY I~LAND-Lsnding Of ror
ESYe.=aS Hamilton each wsy-Th- fasi ana colnno1-
snnnszn1s Gus steamer JANIS MADISON Captain l.
ss.on will run on and afler THURSDAY Augu, 81, 1913
Iegrag Neto k0rk I<arin1 Coney lsL1nd
Pier 10 North Riyer.Io copey Island
ss..ssssssssssot
~ For time Of starting Sundays, see sundsy sp.'s
Fare lls ct-. su5l mel }, r. hoD"A'' Hs'u
-N- PEOPLES LINE FOR NORNALh-
Isl. -~i>Fare ~ cents-The fact and cofomoalous
rzzs.rxszss<S steamer ST NICHOLAS, Capt sAas Roy
nods 90 snd eer Saturday, Sept VII leave ihe new
pier south side OF Markets.. daily a2 81 lsndngat
PORT CHESTER, ROCKY MEN,
STAMFORD, SOhWALh
II 80 JOHN r RODMAN. Agent
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}. Z. MONTGOMERY Aucuoneer
lSN J. 10. l>GERsOi.I ~ 90. store ~. Pearl
D.t on WEDNESDAY, sept g, Al 10 O'CLOCK \. VI hq~is
shoes and Brogans- cases boots, shoes snd bfosss
comprising desrshle assoftmert VI rsh snf season she
goods direct Rom the msnuscmrer. adapted 10 the Nofih
sgu. Western. Southern ami city trade.
Ar PRVAle SsLE.--J. ID. l. co are constantly rcsrly
ug from the manufacturers great variety ofne~ and ir'
which they selling prvse at suction pfcrs
cons sting IN part Of
100 cases mems prime thics boots
40 mems prime hip and cali boots
100 women's fine lid slippers
leo cases wOmeu's leather slippers and bnshins
10 mems No. palm l-sf hats.
- cA-.- n.r- black and white wool hat. suii
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SCHOOLS.
Try COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
NO los FRANKLlN-Sr al Dining the Duich Church
This Institution will bee rrOpened later the Summer va
csfonl on Monday the nh Sept Gard OF Terms Sc
be obtained atihe school Isl lrl JAMES QUICK.
MISSES MARsHtLI.-, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
.flLADIES 57j BrOOiiest will be TeOpened on Monday,
th September aust l~is'
Ais. uATIIAWAY,- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
vi LADIES l7l SIKH viii he reOpeued on Monday,
thu an September Circulars on application au.6 s'is'
AIRS. -EXTO>,- YOUNG LAnIEs' BOARDING
vi AND DAY SCHOOL. Twenty fourh-st doors west
SiNthavenur, viii reopen Monday, sept Terms, win
reference and particulars, on application auol Sis
MISSES COLES, BOARDING. AND DAY
.fbSCHOOL for young ladies, al Rnigers-st will re-
omen, amer liz u.ual summer recess Monday, September
T. 1913 Circulars now ready VIII show Tie advantages oi
this school au-y ISL
IDUCATION-l28 Spnng-st corner Of Greene MIR.
ECHAMBERLAIS will reopen his School for boys on
The An inst Evening Instruction. MIR. CO Rooms are
open Afternoon and Evening for those who desire nsuc
ton in writing, srethmetc, bookkeeping algebra, English
German. &c. ~ ous
DEy. X. TOWNSEND HUDDAKT,S BOARD
hing AND DAY SCHOOL, y East Founeenthst be-
tween University place and Fnh-avenue VIII be reOpen-d
AFTER Il e Summer vacation Monday Sept I. Circulars
be obtained and applications for admission made al MS
residence ~ above.
WANTED-A Classical Teacher. Apply from to II
A. VI daily au<o Jus
THE FEMALE SEMINARY, II Eas, Broadway.
j & = X. CLARKE. Principals, viii reopen on me ol
Instant The several departments As heretofore VIII ne
under charge Of the competent professors stage
is employed for the accommodation " pupils Te.idn8 M
distant parts OF The ctyWhe those from Brooklyn snd
Wiamsburgh will md conveyance AT their respective
ferries $ ~
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG. LADIES, si Flushing,
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Acts of the Romnn Government.

Letters from Rome OF the -th say that the Minister Of
Justice has made the following declaration 10 the Cham
Der OF Deputies IN the name OF the Pope
Ills Holiness considers the entrance OF the Austri
the Pontncia States, personal insult to
himself IN his character Of sovereign ponth His Ho
hncss proposes send 10 the camp Of Gen Weldon
deprivation composed OF Cardinal Narin and Prices
Cor-in and smoneit insisting upon his Withdrawing.
AMI threatening tho General of the imperial troops with
employing all the means within his power for Obiaulng
this evacuation His Holiness 1t added, never in
tended 20 relax and sin less TO prevent the execution
Of the measures recently ordered by the Minister OF
War for the defence of the state The Chamber of
Deputies has unanimously decided that an appeal shall
be made 70 France This vote has been officially COIN
inundated to the ambassador 10 be sent to Paris Ster
lni moved this upon petition signed by than
Lourru citizens
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to- Persons wishing The Tribune len at their residence
Or al their place Of business will please send note through
tbs Pos. Oce or leave word al the desk Of TIE Publishing
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III, The cheapest and best place the city get good
BoTs Shoes Caters JONEss, II Ann-si near The
American Museum Fret quality Of French ca dress Boots
- ~ second quality - 50 10 - Congress Boots from
- 80 II Er.nch nalnul IeaIher ROlls Il II LM-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Oh nnn WINDOW sH4DE--For sale, fron
)U,UOO 81 cents upwsrr -Merchsnis pedlers &C
supoii-d b. kelly hlKER, manufacturers and esclu-
v- shades and materials for MAKING and hanging
.hcd.--I3l Chsthsm-st aus Giseods
S,TORACE-TO LEr-A very large dry basement in
- rJnf way .dilable for sorpg goods Of any descrp-
uon lnqnns Of HUNTINGTON co. Real Esst aud
Stock Brokers, IL Waist u"
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o'.'' n ne TF' arc ''' M" ' ''' IN 'i ~ ~ nj
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tSy- New Houses establish their business in the know
ledge of the people Of the couDiry by advertising IN country
newspapers, and cd ones repensh their customers by
similar means selection Of the very best papers Of all The
for which the Agent oepuied 10 receive and receipt
for subscriptions and Advertisements, can be had al ~
AGENCY. Tribune Buildings.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

SHIRTS UNDER-sHIRTS AND ORA SERs,
nF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY also hne a.
OsOnment u cravats stocks ties, collars loves slspen
d-r haadkechefs and hosiery may be found At prices
lower suy other concern IN tne Guy Al TIE
subscripef's warehOuse JOSEPH =. SANxAf,
lf5 Willsmst one door above FutOn-sL
al I.eOtm opposite me Norm Dltch thurch.
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Hembardmenf Of iiOlognn Defeat of The
Hu-trIaEs az NonfaSuOia.

Hi. farther stated that in the afternoon Of the -h
an officer bearing dispatch for the .roLegate' was
killed by SEINE Boogncsc rs be- Was passing through
S.n Feice Half an hour aiterward soldier Oi the
Ene carr another dspach met with the same iaie
Toe Austr.sns on quad a. the gaies o. san Fclcc
where a cannon was planted firing Il upon the people
but fortunately one was killed. Upon This tie Aus
trans went out of the town 10 Montagn0a. They
amounted 10 3 JJJ men. and had with them q cannon
aai h,,stzcr ln this favorable position tncy began
% lombard Oh, town. setting 10 On fire 10 scverl places
n was about the afternoon when the rrng began
and IL did not cease t eight A. night On the side oi
the Booencsc there were y carbinecr thirty custom
house officers upward of $40 portefs, and some ma
t0nsl euard, al displayed tie most extraordinary
cousree and n the end took M0niagnOa by assault and
drove away the Austrians who on leaving the Gtiera
gate lost an officer and forty men killed and nifty pr
soners The carbineegs aud custom house men pur-
sued them for more than mile TIE loss of the 30.
lO-nese was confined 10 fifteen XII led and wounded In
the evening there illumination. One OF the por
tefs took an Austrian isg AZ six ON the morning OF
the oh the Austfians returned but their cOmmunica
tons cut OF. The national guard on taking mp
arms determined % eht 20 the last drop of their blood
There is no want OF ammunition