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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

10 auspect tbsm, and my suspicious haso
since been eontirnad by your agent. Tho
was alb ~aaltftelv gapdsf r natbiuqs
lgaed s J kEtso.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

WANTED.-A Journeyman Timer, I
whom liberal wages Will be given. Ap
JOHN IILANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

0FFlGE u pAaLoR SroyEs.- We baFa
aoine gef4 handsome Psflsg SfoypH, aud q EAt
# the t9at arlerp ,sthfa stoves, adaPwTtD
Id tFc o coal or Wogds
PfKE and HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04
DIR. II. WOOD,

OrFE.,.s hi. profe t1sst ssf,1r14 tn tie bf0pIe q
tlat.p. Rouge aal rs tIeiaitR. O1lse. On ~IAla1etis
Greet. favf f5or 10 tiaf II III. I~a.aaet.
tnn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04
nnRK.

10 bbls. prime and mess pork,
Il casks cIeai sides.
S do shoulders.
+ do hams, county and sugar eurbd.
O9l5t-ic PIKE II HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

Il 5AG8D.
We haVa received another lot II be very
superior HAIRY OF THE WEST, aud 'THAT
SAME otD ceost"-ItkeWis a lafFtf assert
meat Of Missouri and Kontucky Iobaefr.
teb - Pie s. Hut.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

quill s'tst iIhposec.
PRIX.
Pour une ,eule langue, ST 80 par trin"'tre
Pour la langue a~nQlaise
er IA laogae fr,nc osa, 10 90"
po,r Ia Ia que latin coo"
J. CATRE, Drcric,r,
# renccs: Nv. Rosepoud Ueberl
Ea atm IeDert, y ,rgilIc Landry, Treyll
.4andr,, III. Darichtbourg O. Doiroo.
Quest Baton Rouge. Janvier l5-5O
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

ri OtiGc.

Y. HEBFgT, specially informs his
anil the public generally, that be hasi
N hand d full supply Of FANCY and
GOODS, consisting Of the FOL
. ,nr,na nrticlna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

METALLIC TRUss-A new sracie WIN NV
NImode OF construction and application. competent 20 ~
heve the csses Of hernia win ~ lo' 1880,
power without one or OF pressure with lever pripcpe -
1--WE any amount Of pressure desired Aso, Aldo ~
Supporters for both sexes Price from TO =. Ones -.
Broadway cor OF Msiden sne, room "a up stair ni I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
OrFicr CRoroN AQufDUcI road, Sept
10 WATE R-TNk MIS-

cOmoaini having been made Of the Of water iu
The washers by throwing more water than is
necessary or proper n three four times s.
much Is useful The Department hnfs necessary 20 IT,
qufe senh TO the limitations which ne ordinances OF e
Corporation and the regulations OF the Board place on e
The I'm Regulation Of the Board IS 10 Of fraudu
- ~, ,,s,fr a,i embraced I'm his soplicsuon or OF
WiLFUL OR UNREASONABLE WASTE Of The water
CrOlO1 Aqueduc Board shall have he light 10 forfeit s
payment asd the SUPPLY OK WATER WILL BE
STOPPED
NJ running water of Az description viii be permitted
The Department has given INSTRUCTIONS that every vast on
is description shall be or The GroOn licensed Plumb
understand The best method OF arranging W9ief
10 thal no waste can be committed UNLESS II Dr. IN
TERRITORIAL.
pom tbese views the Of public houses stores
offices, livery stables, omnibus stables ana All aoinesc
manufacturing and other establishments Tor he CONSUMPTION
~ water must be mede a. every source OF waste VII De
CIT OF as soon ~ is discovered ana reported by the Ponce
I Department .
reasonable Of the wafer Il basin which discharges s
contents when IL IL drawn up by wire with handle al
tschsd or seciosing closets or seco'ing unnas hul D"
setieeding urnss VIII De permitted. euoloiDed arc eN-
tracts from ordinances passed by The Common Council
which VIII Del rgidy enforced
D. BE u enacted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City Of Newly ork Common Council convened
hs from aer Inc date of the passage of This Ordinance
un th fr dav of November next ensuing and IN each
every succeeding year. from he FIRST day of May 10 the
day Of November all persons are forbid 10 use the Gro
ton alter Tor washing streets sdewa Ak steps OF Dud
of November 10 FIST day OF May following aiier M
Or before M under the penalty OF hye dollars for each
offence.
No person or persons except The Mayor, Aldermen
or Assistants. the respective Wards shall without pre-
vious permission IN wiring from the Croion Aqueduci
Board nnsce" or open any hydfanl belonging OF allaceI
Tie Croton AQueduci Works, erected for the eNngush
mc Of fires. leNcep To- case Of fire N the neshooraood
shall leave said ire iydraui open Tor longer tme man
shall be limited m said permission, nor shall use The water
Tor other purposes Than may be mentioned 10 said perms
sion under the penalty OF not less than hve dollars nor more
than twenty-five dollars Tor each offence, IN The discretion
Of the magistrate before whom The complaint shall be made
By order 81 he joint 'Iolon Aqueduci Committee
sl5 Nv NJ VAN SCHAICK. Pres Gro. AQi board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
Courts.


Po1icy CouEr Officers Keeie and hcLora on InoI'
a., - -, rsn-d John Crlk~r airls WI l-us ~ az.
-. -. - ,gsoraa Of highway rott~y ~ TO t..i- -
10 No custody "a; 1rtt ~ osc~f eoniy oi re ~
rsn.-- h-.i Pr .f-f~f
-,-s Fr~s~rct Nst@ ~ - I7 Jones 81 Bad STU r =
-. .+oter from ON. stfh surfo-~ - Rave
B, 4 mar usrl-d william krt. who tosri~1 n ne SAM
.e Hsrf Qan driver ol coach - iif 80 arrested % u
So. ~ rsare- of allowing Mrtse Bol1r i1 DIVE ts
..s u.soat license Fired A. F il- Ma ord seft ~ f-i
- Jel " Donsf ARRESTED Jesf@ftsy ~ ,ia-t- .
80 800 on ~ In unable fo IDENTIFY len DIT
an sr. recovered Carl suru va oct-d ~ }@s'rf5l
80 I'd 80. - fi- of cha ca--ss driving .Jtot G.
~ r-esisi yesterday or charge " obtaining ~ from John
g. III ,.rr.~-. II h.@f =. Cofnrfts ~ exam
rs-or man rau@i Jata Mullen Ass taken no fa,ij ai
p .tf vi attelrtag o. enter house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
PRIVATE pHoNoGRApHIC

DEPORrlNG GLASS u T. BOYLE VII Commence q
IL class n Photography on ihe 9h Oi October None
those no anxious % learn 10 report rerbff ana
ARE willing 10 cev0e the requisite 81 time aud At
tent 0l need apply for admission la s class as lhe mem
beers who ready compose have stipulated that they shall
lot Or kept back by negligent f-ow-stuieus Every per-
con going through Of instruction this cass viii De-
abe % report the speech Of sny speaker rer
For farther particulars apply immed. ae.v ssile number
ofpuris " be llned) 10 ANDREWS = BOYLE = Spruce
70. second story.
MA cass Tor amateur VII De- formed shortly aiter.
Of which due notice Will given tli IL desirable 20
seep the Reporting entirely free fsom those who only
sfu tv for fashions sake - lmeudf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT MADISoNvILLE.-Th
quiet little village of Msd.sonvilc the opposite side
OF the lake, was the scene Of terrible excitement
yesterday morning owing 20 the discovery of the
dered remains OF young and beautiful Irish girl named
Ann, who Was servant in the hotel in that place. Kept
by Mr. Antoine Her sbsence from the hotel on sun.
day created some uncssiness among the members OF
the family and after digent search for her her body
was found In the river short distance below the hOie
yesterday morning leaving unmistakable evidence al
her having been brutally murdered Her head Wa.
badly bruised. and on her neck and face were several
wounds apparently inflicted with some sharp insiru.
meut When infOrman. left the place the Coroner
hsd not arrived and We are OF course unable state
whether no; any evidence had been elected 81 the
inquest that might lead % the detection of the guilty
psrty. N. O. Delta. 18th.
The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-The hnc from this
city to Boston has been in excellent working order for
several days back We were informed at the Telegraph
ofice lsst evening that message dated Washington
81, ION received here IN hoar Ged facnfy mi4
s,ss from date. Several messages also received
yesterday from Boston and NewNork which were dis.
patched from those cities on the morning OF the same
day. y. o. Delta 18Th.
AsiAric CHoLgRA.-Dr Thomas Barbour of
~ Louis In the 81. L0as Republican Of the l4th de-
scribes case of what he believes have been true
Assiic Cholera, which came under his the llth.
The patient was Mr.. II. IL Palmer. organ builder
who had had the disease before in London The symp
toms described by Dr. barbour are exactly those Of
cholera. and the fatal termination was rapid Mr. Pal
mer dying within forty eigh, hours
MAcKEREL.-Upwards Of five hundred vessels
arrived in Gloucester hsrbor yesterday afternoon on
account Of the storm. and in port this Inornin
They were mostly msckerel csichcrs. That harbor
In the memory OF the oldest nhsoitsni never before
90 large feet The mackerel have biz so
rlousiy for the last two or three days and the whole
ieet are lying in Sigh, from the Gloucester House
Boston journal. 2lst
MORMON WAR.-Two meetings hsve been late
" held In Nsuvoo for the purpose OF making arrange
nens to drive the remsing MormOns out OF Hancock
ktrt4I
~ill be made Our state has suffered enough in repu
alton already and the Anti. Monnons by sseh act
will no, be sustained by the sympalhies OF the commu
.iiy Illinois Journal.
II Charles $ Wynkoop, brother of the re-
oubtsble Colonel has taken the stump for ugh and
ieady." He IL said 20 be better speaker thsn the |
friend Of Captain Walker and has the merit Of being
onsistent In his principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
INDIANA RAILROADS.

Beef1ufalne Railroad "a road designed 90 connect the
Capital az Ind ana with te Eastern cre-.l j. authorized a.
slbscrprons the stock Ofsai Comp any lands
and Ofs wing Indiana The lands VII. be received 81
liberal rauau lUi owners rey upon that e n-
fesmeli w prove equal OBJ the Mad. ana ludisnap POI
Road, which Is row yicd1g 10 per cent io he sD-kh1d-
This Road part % the great ceniral route leading
from Ssntusky Us B@rl1utile in iO lndsrarO'- and
Terrel iar Indiana OBJ 81 Louis l- fN miles iu elg OBJ.
and trsU gr Dee richest portion of Indiana the route
from b. siouane t0 Teue-auie Il under The manage
of Three efficient and wei organ Zel Companies. aud
Is TOW Dob process ~ construction.
Owlers of ard living in the city of New 0rk re-
ci-sf-i i0 call NJ " nslow l. Perkins. WsLs here lle
unler- yIsd w Dee ounl Tor week " tea days and every
necessary formation vii be- given 10 ROT convenient Iu
call 5y eaFng ler address he undersigned viii All Oh
them az .lrr respective residences.
my communication addressed io Hon. %. "A Smith
President oi The Roads indianapolis vii be promptly
sVertd. - Do A ". MORRIS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

DY ORDFRofPiss Buehan Esquire Judge N1nro- tolrJ
bDtours notice hereby gwen hat attachment hss srss
g,ns, STEPHEN u. HERRiCk. res
debtor That fhf soh ~ frtis
unless he appear ad discharge such attachment -
within months tle hr-t pnbiaton eri lbs
DE payment Of debts o. hn hy eaden H h. state ~ he
delivery 10 hn % or lbs use, of any property within no State D.
longing tie sny Hch property hIn
hidden by law and void Dated July p. 1873
yleiawpm y. GRIFFIN 'uJ or Attaching crsi'of
NOTCE.-n yuf,uinc- order II Anirew Hosss. EQ
Surrogate Of the County Of King notce hereby gwen 20 al
persons having claims against NATHANiEL sHtIfL late ~ s
village ri Nnmurgh SAID County. tecrasst present -
" h the vouchers thereof C. su, II h' Office s. is
FULTON street, he cy Of Brooklyn, before The bot fsyo
fARofINE ~ GoLDISG Er.eutnr
az, lsw6m THOMAS MARCH. EEecutor
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN no pursuance Of seton 81 Ar
Gle Title Chapter o. Psr ? II the k-g~f statutes. r
creditors ~ JOHN ANpKFts, late Of london fngsHi
and WILLIAM yON FiCHTHAL, native Of BsFans o -
CHy i0h publisher 20 present their CLAIMS fe
ier-o The Subscriber a. h. Office Ns.ssu mo
for before e day Of October l-rf-Ses fors
August o. lsis JAMES ;. fHAiER, Pablc Administrator
allo la~sw 10 Che Ciy Of see fod
\OIICE Is HEREBY OWN n qlr,g,ns. of Sci m s., AZ.
er-iurso i DAVID skE0 lite 81 the i0rt awe
WILL, ROOT late OF lr Cts of NeN iDrs hrer a.
NokA opNAhi e ri at cfy, ns-r, to present claims.
the thereof suDsIber h- Office ssssa
.fftr-t '-,y % New fors before ih- M dsy ofO
lef u-tf-N~a i1u, August I'D. lsts. JANIS = fHAfFR
aul1 laNs~ Pulls Admir- n ile CTS oi sru iok
Is PURSUANCE ofo ORDER ~ DC sHfogae Coluty
Nev York notice hereby 10 aH persons having cl,ls
against ISAAC QtACkENRisH. late Of hs Cfy NeF w.
fusrr i-sasd present he efl foufhers hself0 f
u1srers tie store Of samuel Wycsof lpl fesi s'res
Of New YORK before The thirteenth day 81 Mifl ss'
Dated New fon, i0urth day u september l-fs
.,r..sm. 4 aa ! @ oa1SH'dhstsSsrsH. BAfa'r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

n TUW
fnviale Road. Rev : D0UeLAss. An Rector.
Ils Institution. which hes been n successful onersN on
since the time " be- establishment Will be cfcn ior TIE ie-
cepu0n D' pupils Monday, Tie 18Th oi September TIE
locality s unsurpassed by la oi any Other school n .e
sc.ns OF 1e cy ana ID Il the desire Il The Principal TO
make ihe moral and literary advantages OF l3 Institution
equal those which Nature has given Parents who WISH
90 securea good school Tor r cl lren are respectfully
requested 20 ys. ie nsu and Examine for themselves
Circulars respe-fr terms &c, can bee obtained 81 le
bookstore Ms-srs APPLETON 2O Broad way. au5l '
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NEW YDah TRIBUNE.
TAssO.......For The Trbun.



TaI svsrthy Captain of the band
Before the weary wsnderer stood
And the keen poniard IN his hand
Had often tasted blood.
Awaiting but a sign from him,
la view were lswless men aud bold
Deep scar. upon their features grim
OF strife and carnage told.
II. ,r
Thy purse. or life ." exclaimed the chief
Bat savage look and threat ming tone
Fear woke not in heart where griei
Held MASTERY alone
.our trade admits Of no delay
The quest-bounds Of the law are near;
No longer he.itate-oBEf,
or ead yopr journey here -
III.
These hollow cheeks--thls mean attire,
And hair un,imsly streaked with snow
Bat little aid from speech require
To tell Of want and wo.'
DOT spoke the robber in reply,
More darby irowning than before
Perchance some weathy friend wonld Guy
Thy life with yellow ore
"
Then nnournfuly the Pilgrim SAID
AT night upon the dewy sod.
often rest this aching head
Nv only friend is God
Not always was my fate so hard
Raised high my feilow-men above
While a proud Princess babe the Bard
His lutte strings tune 20 love
v
Those rags do not become, ween,
The regal glance Of those dark eyes
clearly trace in thy proud mien
Some lordling in disguise "
An am not unknown 20 fame,
Though poor outcast now roam
5rim robberl Tasso is my name
The worlds wide street my home.
~.
Plane and the Sword would defy
To shield thy person, Child Of Song
An hundred deaths would rather die
Than see thee suffer wrong.
Thy verse, beneath hls saoie "H'e'
Oblivion can never hide
Forgiveness is boon crave
The kneeing robber cried.
VII
Although the rich had heard him pour
PRAYER for aid with cold disdein-
Though long within a cell he wore
The flesh consuming chain
A man whose soul was dark with crime,
Whose heart compassion seldom felt
Before the Bard Of strain sublime
Ia admiration knclt.
A Prince of roysl birth confined the Poet Ia a mad
E for more than years the great and wesiii
i'm 10 precarOus life; but Mountain RObbef, by nc
side controlled Ia his favor the instinct 81 his gang ano
.,,ns~ life Of TassO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

Y LANGI AGES. Academy llu LcOrar1-st. MessieIrs
RICHARD j. DCBUlSSON have he honor Of announcing
% their rup "a that they open their Academy Of LANGUAGES 90
Monday next 2iih sept o. O'Clock VI Evening Glass,
from io Tor gentlemen. Classes for ladies during
the day Apply a. 0f Le0lardst before Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

y DO On the Oral system. enabling beginners o -prsh
from the r.i lessons and irsunng and flency pu
s advanced. BOOT deficient IN speaking. Tue Whole
~ the French pronunciation reduced o. ifentyore ord lM
sounds The fruit Of Teen wears experience ami tanfht u
one single lesson Private tuition a. fome - rer norr do
ucass 81 Pupils met a. te.r residence fan lies .il
schools attended Please address Mons DE- ST PIERRE.
Nslfd Paris. Professor cf French. 3 BrosdWcv - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE com.
VI PAN1, No II " zl-st.-Thls Company completed fs
third year the Ia Of May as, al which time The surpu.
Amounted 10 $4,000 81 showing amount of business IN
para-ieied n the History Of Life Insurance.
Dividends Of profits declared annually upon all life
policies which have seuied more preuliums the
prunts draw Interest Al the rate Of per per sunum
and can be made available once, the exfept Of
ard. Of Iheir amount where The party has paid bis prem
IN full
Premiums payable annually bat may be paid semi
annually OF quarterly and parties taxing lie policies may II
they prefer give their ind gduai Tor 0ne-half the an
n1A premium, upon which they viii be required 10 pay
per cent interest
Prospectus snt al papers necessary effect insurance
and al Information 10 relation 70 the psn u operations
be obtained, grsus, Al The Office Of the Company, II Ws
DIRECTORS.
Root l. Paterson, Henry McFarlzn, Thomas B seg-1r
lnAs > hackneti seth Low, Andw ). Smelling
Edward Anthony, Joel ". Condt VIM Simpson
Lewis c. Grover, William A z Penz, Randall n Green.
RObT. L. PATTERSON President
Benz. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH l. LORD, Agent
VALENTINE AoTT, VI ID. / Medical Board
JEs- NAS RESssELAER VI D. I Of Consultation
JAMES STEWART, ID. lResidence Abingdon .qusre1
Medical Examiner, attends the ofce daily from TO
0esock lyiTuThssH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

NOTICE.-The stockholders OF The Newly rs aud Enc
NRalrosd Company are hereby notified that The Annual
Election for Directors ~ his Company will be- held a. The or
ofhe Company. IS Nast on Tuesday, The Ion day Of
October next. nom 10 \ NJ. TO Z. NJ
The transfer books will be closed from the 2h o. Sep
emher m The day amer election BY order Of the Directors
- I'm NATHANIEL. MARSH Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
t,A


DEACH MOI >TAIN COAL. hom the Nine. q
i the Delaware Goal Company BIOken Egg and Rsnge
sizes A so. Beaver Meadow Goa Cumpenys Lehgh Coal
II Egg. Range aud Nut sizes, received direct from he
and offered for sale re.creened from the Yard he
lowest current prices for first quality Coal, CANf,
ell II IN Wooster and ~ Rrosi -
4 LIVERPOOL. ORkEI. tsAi.-No.y lsniing
Jlrom ship Niagara This coal Is ~ sup, 1r ty and
IL recommended psroT II viii be delivered good
order from the vessel screened from tho ys-d rua1u
ties % SUI, purchasers. r GAM
sil q IN Wooster and 81 Bro DIT
81 Sn PER TOS-NUr COAL-Peach Oi,aard,
~ 'tV Red Ash, and Schuy sil White Ash, Tor sale ~
the above low price; large sze and delivered acreertt
from the yard. Applyso STOKES plCktRsoN
al ~ Anhonv-si near hrosdvsv.
COAi-RED OR WHITE AsH.-Lsrge Nut. g. 50
" Egg 8; Stove s. p per tonscfeenei. from ysics
all under S3 Bowsry ant corner Hammerr.ey ard
Bedford SITS Less II taken from boats 81 rents les "
cartmen. lly25 i'm JACOB WEtNs, ia
COAL.-.Ege. Stove. ard Nut Pea Orchard.
" rauef best quality for sale low from yard hOs's
Large sheds have been erected keep The Goa under
cover and It be delivered dry In any weather Apply
at io4 Westinghouse lsl5 lm'l CHAs LOwTHER
EOAI.- am delivering the best Of red ash coal the
" following low price, for cash. well screened from the
yard corner Of King and Greenwich nut - So stove
cover ISIS I'm PETER CLINTON
EOAI.-Peach Orchard and White Ash Iehich Of al
OsiZes, best quality, at TN, lowest market prices Dry
undercoyer yards. S4 Washington Spnngst ard
i0 second-st near Firsavenue. kERRIGAN. aus in'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
pprvATr cI.Assrs IN FRENCH.

DROF a. BAssET viii organize lis evening 6. asses IN
! French on the -l " October a his residence t hroid
way corner Of snkl-si As bic classes are hf led eai y
application b. advisable Please ca4 before All. aLd OF
,l..- 81 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
nYpRANr. Am MArKR CLOsEr.-I

TcguatOn Of Zoe VIOOn Hef b0aTd, lnsI plll-led
fcrbiddiug he "wfui or unnecessary waste Of Cfoion
Mater ur running water OF any description" under
penalty OF the supply being stopped OIL reported
By the Police Department and requiring The geInerts OF
public houses stores Offices &c % be Col'omed 10 This
ga suon Builders srd Of houses and The public
informed thst the BARTHOLOMEW Palcui HI ydrants and
Closet Apparatus Constructed ~ 10 cOnfur 20
those requirements and Will be permitted 20 be used The
ydrsuis strong durable, easily repaired without dig
sing. Will not freeze nor burst pipe The Water Closet
Cocks and HydruHts both se.fsc'mg-recurug no
keep them shut and designed 10 prevent waste
Of Also, d04ble Hydfan suitable for Two yards
For sale by the Plumbers only. Mandatory, 81 Centres
~ .wF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

sSxJ-s., PIArOFOKTEs.-Per about pur.
s7rssS :. S@& chasing Pianos will ind Il to their alyan.
fFHH 1tsge to call st X. Glenn 4 CO's Msnufacio
"a Try, l9i fulton-st (gest Of Broadway. A
general assortment Of Mahogsry and Rosewood Pianos
santy hand which will be sold low cash OF approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
myT X. GLENN Z co. 1874 Fulion-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
2, FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Fore On

x2s perty and possession given immediately farm of
II acres, pleasantly located In the beautiful visfeoi
Kinderhook On the premises hero Is good stone dive
ling house. barn, wagon house and s Other Necessary
oui.haidngs Aso. 4 variety OF fruit and shade tees
The farm bounded side by Undertook cfeek emf
the land which Il eQua liz divided IN meadow and rolling
and OF the quality and under high 81 cud.
walton For farther Information, apply 10 THOMAS DA
NEWPORT. ia Mashingtonst New-lork si6m
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DRY GOODS.
ROBES. MODES, NoUVEAUTEs.

ROBES, NUDES, 2OOVLhUIES.
y GODEFEOY, $50 Broadway up-stairs Will open on
Saturday, next the 1'ih asf rich ftment OF Par-
goofs such SILKS, Winter hats, cloak embr0dsres End
NTEN'- FURNISHING GOODS Of New Styles
VI the FaH srd Winter season.. AGATE. formerly
PARSELLS l. AGATE has received per late arrivals,
present ard approach NJ selected with gea care
express FOR retsiI trade
Crsvas and scarf. plum hscs and figured, elk and satin
Gloves 81 hid, silk. cashmere, Berlin. &C.
Hosiery MeunO, lambswoO, silk and cotton vests and
drawers of a sizes warranted not % shrink washing;
meinO. ambs-wOo six and cotton hafh0se, and hose Of
al sizes and QIs'Itieg
shrs-Great attention given the manufacturing Of
toner siiisa 90 warranted snd good workmanship fan
assortment u every style always on hand nj 81 Broadway
corner Park place - I'm
MEXICAN BLANK ETS-jo cases Io-i. ia ard
y l2i super nbbonhourd Blankets. plain ard twill
ei. These goods made wholly from the finest American
fleece wool aud in perfection of manufacture vii challenge
comparison with The choicest French article; and although
o. superior material. they a. tie same time lower iE
Price hsn any similar imported Blankets For sale by
SIS NtsMlfH co io snd - Pine 81
AlIDDLESEN PLAINS cases negro plains.
vi fancy cable cord warp and wool filings this day re-
ceive3 and for saeb by NEsMlTH co.
au9 81 and 50 Pine-st.
DIACK TWILLEO VEST PADDING~, a
Pscry superior article, for sale b. C. F. HARRIS, 80 EN-
chinge-p'nce so
s--INCH BLEACHED MU-LIN-, received
c') DIS day, AMI Jr sale by {. F. HARRIS, o Exchange
p.ace. 80
DRINTED DOEsKIN~. pla.n and iwil.ei, received
Q and for 'eby C. 2 HARRIS. So ENchangeplace.