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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08
HAVE YOU A COUGH!

HAVE YOU COUGH
Do not neglect it--thousands have met pre-
mature death for the want of attention to a COM
mon Cold Have you a cough! Rev. Doctor Bar.
tho'omew's Erpectant Pink Syrup, will most posi-.
lively give reet, and save you from that most aw.
full disease, Pulmonary Consumption, which usu.
ally sweeps into the grave hundreds of the young,
the old, the lovely and the gay.
HAYS LINIMENT FOR THE PILES.
The worst attack Of the Piles are effectually
and permanently cured in short time by the use
o. the genuine Hays Liniment. hundreds of our
hrst citizens throughout the country have used
this Liniment with complete success. 1t is war
ranted TO cure the most aggravated cases.
Caution Never buy it unless you find the
name OF Comstock & Co., upon the wrapper, pro.
prietors Of the genuine article, you are cheated
with a counterfeit.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-07-08

On TONS best assorted Iron in Glasgow, for
w sale at Carrolls corner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

nyoRpFR 8fP,,rl Burhsn Eqa- Judge q Nonr'~ Cousy
l)Coart. hereby gwen nt A. ssfhm~nt hs. ---d
-. ~ estate Of srFPfiES A. HEKliCk, rr-ssni
~ . ~, s.-f,r,- .-rh .,.,.br,-af s-rorioe is~
h 81. -rts from frsi ruh'csfi11 0 ~ nof- sd r,i
- rs,-rt of ans hn. By --ien o s sie AZ -
III .er, % him ~ be- 49, RI properly STUN tr eN"
s n MI trirsr o any such property +" "an ar o'
t.li-r ar fE s1l are rot ptef July ~ -. ,.t..
.,flft.ar p GRIFFIN. Aup or Attaining 'f'l.inf.
~rGTiCF d. rrsasn- % 81 oref OF Aairss Horsr- ~
S.rrra of t.- County ai notice lsI-tl gwen % w
- t7-.-- an. ,.rst NATHANIEL sHrLTI late Of -
tI-- az ~ r.irsH County. irc-aset, o. fr-rli -
.,- " 4. th~ vouchers thereof smith. o. l, One y -
street rs Brooklyn, Or before ~ nfsi 1aS '
So,ens5=r lss,-Ds-1 A lrl =, -. . 49,, ~. -.
CAROLINE u. GoLDNG. htcrafr
,r.i,~sn THOMAS MARCH ff-cutor
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN p1rsusac- Of seton 81 Az
r nj. Casrer Parf ~ te Re- 80 Sal irs p ne
--.r. N JOHN ANDREWS late of io-on k1gni nrfcsa
~. WTTHAN Won EfCHrhAL, ustFe RI ba't0a are q" -
az, ~ Nes Yark Ir~lt Their clats en ne VOICE
I'D ~ "a id or before 'he tf Gas n October aett >eN fokt
,.rt.t - .~,S JAMES ; rHAfER Plthc Aimns'rttof
- i,ws~ 10 cny 81 >-N ioh
,-OrtCF l. HEREBY GIVEN plr.l.nc~ Of - ron 80 Afti
lie Tf. Chapter Part .. oi he r. 80 >sii- a. -
,.afDAylD GllEIG. late of re cog 90 NrN 1fs. az ef
WILLIS ROOT h- .fide CRY c N-s lon, h's ea.rf ' ~
NORA CONAr tfe o .sd cfy. ~ s'er % f-r-i u- s''
+5 re tho l1rh~r 10 D.. once, Nf-se-
.f--re-f m NrN lurs, 90 lOr' Hs ~ '' 80
s-r -.r,- New Yea. Au.a.t ia 1855 JANIS : ihAlkh.
aaia ftes~ Plaf Ata'rn tar cry ei ~ ill..
~ PURSUANCE ofo or-r sarosi- ct no ooaa Of
,.rstAt qUACKE>BUSH st- oftte Cy o. ~ icrs. 81.
r-0rt.- o. present fh- tere thereof I'D
.r.r.r. at - store nf samuel WScsod, l'l N-.s3 street" "
t- Do of Yars. fl- te1tl a5 o' htin next
60. Az nv S 81 AFSajdhkfSisr.H. 'r"r.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

nrBttC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE We N',-an street
N,. ler-t, gwen o. relative. snt text oi knni Wal
LACE ROLLER late 90 Pie Cay of Nes lors seaman i--s
rf aesei have dri n'e-r that tAe elects on "e %
-..,te n de bsrfs nf Pubc be atr1 ,ier
and srose hy h.n tcori % az, unless ne SANE II
ADMINISTRATOR o The teeAsei % nc f
III. I'D O.tobsr 1@at-Datri Nok. september " isfN
JANIS : Ihhfh FAnu, Nllll--------.
m BfIC ADMINISTRATOR, OFFICE. ~ Nassau street
49,, Ie, .sea O. relatives tli lert 90 kno "A ANih>
DAVIS Cfy GO Ne~ York una shop s-rIrf i r
ans who eyed o. have ffi nfe-'ti- tl -t tpN lo '
,- 3D.. th Crn ln l1r Letters n Administration upon
.sd ni-sr Che ilst tt 90 urr neAi I" To
o.k e Pie forenoon Dated New iork. sept il. ISIS
80 .telN JANE, $ lhAlth, ftnit Aii.i-til..'
,,UBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFiCE, ~. Nt.saa street
hereby st-a th- relatives and neat o An 90 VI NIL
FOTfY itf- % he CT, of Nos. grocer tet-aei ana
siee- have d-t utesae that SHAH Apply t' -r
gate tle Couutt Nark. letters m atn nrtn . r
-st- ~ e sans interstate iy oi un1er eat Al ien
Oh Nors. september Do, l~i.
JANIS FHA1fk flhHH AiFi'N-'f'''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
commence On he On Oi tuuhFy Iot' ,.,,,,
ROBERT KELLY SAM IL A CKArO,
THOMAS DENNY, WIN 4; PINhNEl,
no CONTRACTORs-The adve

Executive Committee for the government aud mar
seement ofthe Free Academy. 50 !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER FIRE n BROoKLYN.-About o'clock
this morning FIRE broke in the livery stable Of Mr.
Wade at the corner Of Hicks and Pacific SITS Before It
was subdued all the houses from thence % the corner
of Columbiast were laid in ashes. All the horses
carriages and other property Of Mr. Wade saved
as also nearly all the furniture &c of the occupants OF
the dwelling houses New.lork fire companies were
on the spot and assisted in checking the flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tur SEASON. BIZ THOMAS Hoop.

THE SEASON. By THOMAS HOOD
srxxIR's gone and over
Fogs are falling down.
And with the rasset tinges,
Autumns doing brown.
Booehs are daily rihed
By the busy thieves.
And the Book Of Nature
Getteth short OF leaves.
Round the tops OF houses.
Swallows as they fit,
Give. like yearly tenants
Notices TO quit
Skies Of fckle temper,
Weep by turns and laugh
Night and day together,
Taking hslf-and-half
So September endeth-
Cold and most perverse--
But the months that follow,
Sure will pinch us worss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
MEDICINE SUPERSEDED BY A PLEASANT FOOD
REVELANTA ARABICA.

THIS CELEBRATED ARTICLE, which has gained
l such deserved rrpute In Crest Britain an wmch Is
used by the Emperor OF Russia the British koysi ram "
ana the various crowned heads ~ Europe Win perfect sue
cess. as the testimonials Of their physicians VIII snow u
for The first time offered To the American peunc. TUG
article ncts as natural regeneraor OF the digestive organs,
and Il given AS a Substitute for medicine Tue urAilse
which accomp the Food containing g ol
packages of8 lbs Price - canister. Just imported Is
nov ready for sale by NEN BOILD hOPPlN - Ton
line Buildings. Wast Agents In the Lniled sisies Tor
49, H., p.rrv A ca Innaon 50 iWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

PoLfcE CouRr.--A man named Robt Ndeite wss
arrested upon chsEe q eri s6 u rom bugh hn Of 70
Me-s lra~h Btsseti. shp chsuc
srs Suns brseu act t b The ofcr
o. thar and Pacd saut
IDENTITY wxtns suitable bour Which &c remove h- spos
xsa shaw or beataf h. ~s. john Standard and
y.oos Barr fr p.nef from - X ~s sat py
ahsfes fr assts ara yffcy ''z-vt hrq er'a CO.
l~b SNlcs of ts.e9
ps~tt Dav. Tor .ss.ai a.. olt.sy Sal
INA snd wn Walsh kr and 9asry on JoAl Da's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

Man Found DEAD.-On Monday last an IN
known man 70 South Amboy y J with a view 70
go on to Philadelphia but in qlence OF being IN
able 20 pay his fare did succeed He several
mes standing and walking about after be arrived
in STOPPING condition apparently suffering from ndis
position he was vel dressed aud presented rather
res qcctsh'e appearance On the following morning he
found dead in tho edge OF wood not far from the
village. Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

DOARDISG-WIl be let with full or partial board. to
ID gentlemen and their wives or to single gentlemen TWO
spacious and handsome the second foOr win bed
rooms pauires attached and also two very pleasant
hpa uents u the third story Location hsIechpio SUI
terms moderate Apply At IS Amity ~ 81 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

NIETAIIIC TRI SS-A arucle, WIN rev
lmote Of construction and application, competent 20 70
heve the worst cases OF Hernia Win - IDS sisuohafy
power without one o. Of pressure, with lever prnce "a
give any smolpt OF pressure desired. Also, ADconnA
Supporters for both sexes Price from u 10 - Onoe ny
Broadway Of Maiden-lAne. room - up ssi'' 81 i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
nFACU UOTNTAIN COAL. nom he MIN,

cover and all her sizes, ~ the lowest market prices
Yards 0i Washington, Spring 81 and 6 secondst by
s.llms Z. kERRIGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
- ,,o,I.r ron SALE OR TO LEr.-rb

H:: new and handsomely finished ihreestorl house 80
Cx Tenth-.I near mpkin.squsre Rent until lot Nsy
: -, ,,.r sn,,r, Applv TO HOGAN.
- o.. ~ 80 Bsrsman-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
La sss1FAslLL o AKKA sS,INsfS Ra u

LINE, commencing sepeni<'
3d. isf3 from Philadelphia via Baltimore Washington C
Richmond Petersburg Weldon and Charleston ;. {. dfs<'
10 New Orleans Twentyou hours In advance u ne NAL
as no. conveyed -.
Tickets through from Philadelphia 10 Charleston 80, y
be had At he depot Market and Eleventh as ard 20 %
board the Robert Morris, Dock-st wharf, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

FRosr-We had the first frost of the season on
Tuesday night the Goth inst IL was quite hard On
Wednesday, al sunrise. the mercury stood At thirty
above zero For days the weather has been cold
for the time Of year and the air delightfully."- clear
The sky exhibits that appearance OF transparent purity
characteristics OF the American Autumn Nothing can
exceed the gorgeous beauty of the We now en-
JOY, or the splendid hues OF the forests
Rochester American 18th
CORRECTION. The person named Thompson.
whose body wss taken from the Lawrence Canal YES
terdsy morning. not the Editor Of the vanguard
a. was stated yesterday. Mr. rsbyan the Editor of
that paper called at our Office this morning in perfect
health tie states that Thompson, who Is printer hs.
been employed In smother oce in that place and sso
the PaRsEard but that he wrote line Tor the
latter paper. Boston Traveller 2sth
FIeHr At PoLIIIcAL MEETING Alta polit.
cal meeting in Fauquier County, Va Saturday 10th
mat difficulty arose between Enos Payne and samuel
Smoot which resulted in Smoot being stabbed twice
with knife which caused his death during the night
Mr. Payne surrendered himself TO the civil authorities
and being acquitted by an examining court was re.
leased from custody.
BAPTIST CLEReYsES.-Rev. J. Dowline d. u
Of New York has been unanimously invited says TAs
Rejection 10 the Baldwin place Church Boston. Rev
Dr. Church. from Rochester has been installed in the
Bowdoin square Church. aud Rev :. Graves Mathe
NAUTICAL Tutor In Madison University has accepted =
unanimous cal 10 pastoral chsrse in Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
Az EDITOR DR0wSED.-We learn from Dear
hcvs's Nsrmcrs0 EHp'sss that the body Of man named
Thompson found floating in the Canal At Lawrence
this morning The deceased the Editor Of cam.
palsn paper named the YrsHdyd just stsrted-wss OF
Intern habits and has been missing since Saturday
last II IL supposed that he fell into the Canal while in
toxicated Boston Irav. 9Th.
FIRE IN RocHEsrER-The dwelling house OF
Mr. J. K Anderson in Rochester was burned down on
"wednesday last with the stables Of tavern adjoining
Total loss 81 O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
700. 900 BOTTLES NEARLY

q
l-1kELLlNOERS wonderful Linment have BEEN
NHSsOd without mumur Il heals AL manner Of gals
and bruises upon the horse also strains and caOses Of
every description, and the animal every day. II Is
put In arge bottles j. mild fragrant and agreeable; u
ten times cheaper than any other article a market As
plain and convincing proof Of the above, It has caused
thousands Of the best and most skfu men In the country
lay down all other remedies used by many OF them from
80 40 years and this remedy all occasions,
he and cheapest be found whom
proud q the honor Of referring 70 Hon Moses Grnne
Hon Richard T. Caman, Hon. Robert II Morris. Mr. Jas
Bsthgste Ia continuation have Costar', Irving
Livingstons, H.mOns, Lorilsrds Brachprss-in short
nineruis Of Inc elite OF New YORK and many other cities
pronounce the only existing wonder OF he Am )ng
the worlds brightest most experienced hor.em-n, have
Mr. Hiram Woodruff. VIM Wheelan, George Spicer and
brother, VIM ID. Sparks, VIM l. Reed VIM. Cowsn, Jacob
somerendykein word every principal Stage line. The Hsr
lem Railroad and many other lar companies IN used and
sold al the various Bulls Heads and al all our best livery
and exchange stables II there any lovers
Of the horse who have Dot used H. most respectfully so
c them to call any # the above distinguished ndyidl
ais To be had Al the principal depot Of ;. lNGERsOLL
BROTHER. 80 Pearl-t and al ratefsails, Broadway
Grand Il whOesa and ALL and al The druggist and
sadcery generally throughout the city and country
al Only 81 certs a bottle or ~ 4 dozen so I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
81. EnR s,IEArArCTrON-A h.rm 81

a} sores of land. in Orange County. 30 acres ula1e
A and uuder good cultivation limestone soil slia9. or
either grain or rrsss An orchard Of graci ut Tie ~
proveueni- consist Of good twosory house &c arg
barn. sheds. good water al the door lhe ia i 90 ne
Wesern rnpke - miles west ~ Ne~h urgh n no el.
son would purchase without viewing ne ~ eriscs 'ih
4, scpton is unnecessary no disposed Of before oco-
her 81 will Dee sold public auction that day % ne msA
est bidder on The premises - . ., ,,,,.,, ,. ,,
s.StON W hiolii -'Nfsc 70 rl'ufst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

tyo-.ory and efc lOusc and oi. AupNh IS ~ ffMk
-A inst between Broadway and Chprch-si Tie houss
built with front basement marble manes ana mahosan{
ssindoor. on the srst ffor three rooms on ne secont
aor. and three room. with tea-Eoom in ne alc Ao
he Croton water SKe Of the house, = feet ~ inches by
"a - seap Size Of lot y feet s.. inches by 100 feet deep
Par OF the purchasenOnry msy remain a. bond and mott
rRgs For farther particulars, sc. apply 10
slqlw A BLEECkfR, Aucuoneer, broaf-st
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BOARDING.
BOARD on BRoADwAY-The no

BOARD on BROADWAY house 81 Broad
I'D way having recently changed hands, and been newly
furnished prepared for occupants There are ." o
rooms on the fret door suitable for small 4m and suit
of rooms on the second floor with balcony 10 'front.' also
men Hot cold and shower baths for the Of the boarders
Apply 81 Broadway. - Nv
DOARDING-A lady wishes 10 obtain two comfortable
ID rooms on the ID floor, for par0r and bedroom, IN
house occupied by small family where there are no other
bosrders here she take her meals Reference.
exchanged Location the west SIDE Of the CITY, near
Broadway. not below Franklin above Fourthst Ad-
dress II a. The Office Of this paper stating terms per
month. location &c - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
uoTsE AND STORE at Pou Richmond for

N. ale low or exchange Tor Brooklyn prop"ny.--
4 Large lot with barn aud dock ON AL finished n god
order Brick house yards from steamboat lhndng fW
particulars call ON John Morris on the premises Also
ru OF 8 acres for 500; ~ new house Ste
Mater power and h acres 81 and for -@F and good
house Five large farms for sale low House sofc and
80 MONDAYS from 10 to 2: other days, Railway NJ.
: Vail Cortland. Saturdays from 10 10 . other DAYS
p nnfeld NJ ; 80 acres of gO0t and good pludlna
80 ar exchange for property Buffalo s' ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, september -, lci-
The ARRAY II LEONARD-sT.-As far rs we
have been able 10 learn the particulars OF the fatal A.
fray in Leonardst last night 1t appears that Austin
with a companion. went into the house No J6 Leonard
st. where quarrel commenced between him and
Timothy shea the deceased with brother and friend
Glasses decanters SC used and the former were
driven into the street Immediately after VIII n sio
was fred and shea fell dead the ball having entered
his right breast and severed of the main arteries
A revolver two barrels of which bad been nred, was
found in the of the next house. The deceased
had only lately been discharged from term OF service
in the State Prison.
FIREs-A fire broke out at about o clock last
evening in stable at No lO6 Barrowst belonging to
Lawrence Anderson 1t was put out with trifing dam
age Another stable in Downing St adjoining Rev.
Mr. Downgs Church, was discovered to be on IRE at
about y o'clock this morning. 1t was extnguished,
however, before material damage had been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

ACADEMIA man named Lewis, first mate OF
the ship Diadem lying at the foot Of Markets. fell into
the hold of the vessel at about o'clock this morning
and was severely though not dangerously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

III
Il ienron should be called 10 this invention which con-
hnes both The advantages Of heal and ventilation THIS
stove 9 equally sdspied 30 public aud private use being
fed b. and purify he ar al ihe same ume Persons
who have these stoves take pleasure In recommend
ng them 70 me public for beside her Other eXceences,
by REQUIRE lot more than tWohirds much fuel other
stove, Tor the same souu OF heat and equal TEN
persure all parts " The room Reference may oe haa 20
Lyman Cobb. = LeNuslOn-ave venue: Mr. Lemlel Bangs.
frm of Bangs. Richard 4 fsn - Broadway k-pon %
me Anpna >afe Convention Of Teachers Al Auburn sold by
s9lw MCPHERSON GUEST, IS. Ns.erst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

DEsTITUTIoN.-A destitute man named Peter
- died this morning in Eleventh 81 in barn on the
rear OF a lot on the Thrdayenu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
An WATER CLO>ET~-TI

Il II DkANI> MD w Y tO~E
regulation Of tne Crotou Water Board. usi published,
f,rhiddng the wiiful unnecessary waste " Croion
Mater or d" running water Of any description" under
penalty OF the supply being stopped o. as soon A.
by the Police Department and requiring he Arrang o.
public houses stores. otces &c 70 De coniofn-d 70 t'
inforusd thai The BARTHOLOMEW Patert Hydranis ard
Wstar Closet Apparatus constructed As 10 conior 70
those requirements and VII be permitted TO Dc used The
Hydranis are strong. durable easily repaired without dig
eng vii not freeze nor burst pipe The W aief Closet
Cooke and Hydrsnts are ooin sci-acins-tesling ~
sr 10 keep them shut and designed TO prevent waste
Of water Also. double Hydranis, suitable Tor Two yArls
For by the Plumbers only Mandatory 81 OenIs-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
GLANDS FOR SALE CHEAP-smsied ~i4a

IN LANDS FOR SALE tHEtP-sipAied sln.
healthy region which the Railroad = about %
transform from wilderness 10 popuous and prOiucns
country No psr OF the world 10 better supplied WIN
syringe and wsisrpOwer wh- III nber " ysnoes
kinds plentiful and cheap. The land il high znf roank
the soil generally good the atmosphere pure and bfschs
linn grants and others desiring lands with wiiholtim
proyements have their choice Of 10000 by mns
diae application 10 H.DEWEY, 10 Wsll-st. up siairs
~ 3DltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
SALE

&c. ATPRINATE ~AIE-The house sn1 loi suonn
H. al i6t LuilOw-st together with the resr building sre
~ of io - by ~ n deep Also house snd 0i known
"a Fl5rdse 81 SIZE OF lot 3 by 81 n TO- deep For fss'
,r,,.,ists Nc aoolyto A J. BLEECkER.
fao 10 AucrOnfe r. : Bfosist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS,

ATIL CEDAR-Sr. Of ALL COLORs aud WIDTHS,
Aespecally selected to match The Fall style Of Cloak
and Dress Goods ... ,
Also a stock Of RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS. which the attention Of the city aud
I country merchants Is called. - ......
| su30 Inn EASTMAN. SHELDON < TOWNSEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
nIANUFACTO.

rsz,-1 pIANIATTAN PIA>OFORTE
"a MANUFACTURING COMPANY.-The
sTmRHpublc are respectfully invited 10 call aud
i " i Iexamine their stock ofsplendd panofortes.
which are made with view 10 establish reputation for
durability nealness, finish and tone. Their acknowledged
Adj ty and the mutual character Of their association
them IN the that they sell perfect instrument al
less price Than any other manufa the United States
Purchasers and professors are Invited 10 ca
Kipp Brown. stages run within half a block u the
mandatory. II. ; ACKERLY Twenty sey~nth-si.
~ lmeod- between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

LOR -ALE-The Paper Hanging Manu- factory. con-
L s.-ng Of printing machine presses and larse lOl
OF prints. c00rs &c Also Paper Box AanuiAcioTy
Paper HAngings and Paper Boxes IN store = Carnne-st
established years since with good OF custom a. 10
successful operation Inquire Of the proprietor.
- In. THOMAS DAY. = Csrmre-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

r. rlz.-,srzszzyl NEW-JERSEN RAILROAD
IA sSs;>..ss,ssep TRANSFORMATION COMPA-
NY.-6 o'clock. A.M.-Accommodslo
Line from New York Philadelphia via jersey City, New
Brunswick and Camden Fare S. Leaving every morning
O'clock from the foot OF Cortland ST eet tslnd-ys
exeep,edl and passing through Newss EilsossnOmn a.
Railway. New. Brunswick, Kingston Princeton iIenlon,
Bordenown, Burlington and Camden, add srnVing Al
Philadelphia nj Ia. A. N Leave Nes.fosx . SioeA,
A NJ NewarE % A y. Ez4oetaIosn 90 An. nsnSS
7.05 AA.-Sepl 3, 1913. SO LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

= GOOD CHANCE Tor q Man with small Ga glie -
- For saie The sock sud fixtures VI AZ iron 0lndf %
ge,her lessee Of The premises lnelrr on
o PHILIP SULLIVAN. cor Lewis Asd hiVinsion ss
AIRS. ROBINSON. Clear starcher, 60 Nercer-st oe-
fsiwe-n Spring and Pnucrsi-laces, ..reion ms -s
,fnhrarged window curtains grsss-be-ched and ale 70
,ok eouA 10 NEW B. Grape, cashmere and every DO
80 .~,.,. 49, ". ~ 49,. cleaned " M cars sklms
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BOARD WaNTED-By gentleman wife, two chill
ID fren snd servant In respectable private family or
boardng house where there but few boarders The
rooms required are paror and bedrooms, which will
be flrnI. hed If an Object Location 10 Broad
way and not above Nnlhsi Address i c. Office OF Ibis
| paper. - u
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vi for the Fau srd Winter season. AGATE formerly
PARsELLs 4 AGATE has received per late arrivals. a
mi sssorimeut OF Mems Furnishing Goods, suitable for the
present and approaching season. selected with geai care
express for retail trade. . 80,
Grants and scarf. Plum black and figured silk and satin
Gloves OF kid, silk. cashmere, Berlin &c.
Hosiery MernO lsmbswoOl, silk and cOion fesh ana
drawers. Of Ali sizes warranted 10 shrink washing
nerno ambs wool silk and cotton halfhose and hose VI
al sizes and qualities.
toner shs-a fl warranted and good workmanship fun
assortment in every style always hand al 81 Broadway
corner Park-placs. - I'M
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\ NtW .rALEFALLFAsHIoN HANS for Isla

IN NEW STYLE FASHION HATS for 1919 -
Al Just finished, genlemens and young gents moiesan
silk black beaver, nutria brush and Cashmere Hats,
with recent impros ements in trimmings, and French elastic
stiff ls23 Inn J. II. MONARQUE, Halter. 22S Bowery.
an FASHIONABLE HaTs.-Just finished the
I'LL most splendid aruce offered elegant French
silk hats at the low price Of - usually sod for 81
Also an article at - 80 and 81 25-neat bats at -
sl2 TIM BROWN, t46 Cans-st