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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICBAkDB, AaccoueeL
DN HANGS, RICHARDS e. PLATT, eWe -
ID 3rosdwsy-Ldoefs each scysncrs ms1c on e""s'en
merits for auction ssg
Ar PsvArs ssLK-A collection Of choice OH Fsinfnes
Including large one by DE baof tine LsndscsPs ~
W.l.ou beautiful Flower and fuii plecss &C gu IN 4ii
s.ue. Also collection Of 80 cravings scarce poruss OF
he early Presidents. &c. 10 france
DYE. COTTON, dscfscn asd Cssss N~oAans-
DSales Room SIS Broadway, 0o<hc Ha.l-Hsv'ng renov
81 10 the sbovensmet rcomss now prepared 70 recvc W
s,pi. OF Csbn-I Furniture Dry Goods carpea srd hc1so
s-eptug articles " every description consgumsns h
prv.s ,ss a. sncrou and -ueou With ns no. O.
prIanpgne.s He wl bay, II prei-ue1 oo'Ho~ ssis'
10 any par The city attended ~ - Gsed
MONDAY. sept II,
Al the Auction Room, Al ~ oclocs
HoUSEHoLn fUsNrvsg "a gerefal AS fiinen, H uew
and second hsad Nnufe he Effects Of family cechping
housekeeping eomprs NJ sofas ushogsny snairs 90 oco-
.ess 90 tables rockers AMI plain bureaus avans
tables toilets washsisscs bes;esds leeihef beds ns srd
oss mattresses. bedding esres.s rigs, OIL cloth mains,
stair rods crocksry glassware kichcr fnrnlnIr &c &c
Wa nut chairs
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Domestic Ports.

AtetsfA sept 2An .chss Csrendou I,afas Sylvester
i't th Pssia.ei. R-ck, Nfoi Mts-ssoii Bosfoa sns.
~, sshr Ns,sfsi e. DO
bArSOh A8s Am bns Hafns-cset Hard Philadelphia scar
ssfi kscer Go, fstchsr, and Ahan5fa Bsnch.t
sate "sctna Isns. bostoa fh schrs Ottoman Gosr
hstsetfe, los. l)e4,as. Boston
rHih Ans Ar ship Sarah srd Lousa Bs brig
.rh'o;, Dkmsn Boston, shfs Eass snlh Sfon. 81 Msry.
rssss b~Pens Moscow, 5an. Jsse, earss, ssd E.rxon
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WILL SHORTLY CLOSE,

;IANyARD's NEW PANORAMA OF THE MISSOURI
DASD MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country OF
tsentyhree hundred miles being by far the largest paint
ng In the world and Of the largest Rivers on The Globe es-
tending more than twenty degrees Of latitude Open every
evening, at Panorama Hail, 59s Broadway adjoining MD
los Garden a.,
Admission 50 cents chldrsn hsn price Psnorsms will
commence moving NJ O'Clock
hnenoor performances on wednesdays aud SATURDAY At
so'clocs lySl
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Can't Calendar. .Tms Day.


s..-rt- Corsr-Spect.l Monon est - - - %, "a,
-. rtr..-Ta INcs 81, n. - 81. "a. - ~ - ~
Ne. - - 50 So a. - - %, - 100 l'4 l'' 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

SC0TLAND'S ANCIENT AND MODERN
A hTIQUUIES -- Chsmbers's Robert and Wiiaml
tGazeueer OF Scotland the las. and best edition
published carefully revised and greatly enlarged with all
the latest IN cities towns hafbOrs railroads
table with large splenddy improved maps
and fine steel engrayngs the only faithful and
complete descr pon Of Scotland extan forming very
handsome royal volume, half morocco, Kilt top II IL
uniform with the Cycopeda OF III ysh Literature lnfOrma
ton for the People Journal &c &c which are written by
the noble authors. Let man he without this
splendid work in his library. Published at e q sterling
for a. 81 cents. Apply 10
JAMES FRESHMAN, 50 fIudson.st.
Parties sending distance Of 50 miles shall hsve the
carriage paid All postpaid letters attended to. IS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

~ MuskctO Bites, strng- of insects, tali-
nipers e. cured and the poison Of he wounds n -
irllzed by washing them with the tue JoSEs's Italian
Chemical Soap Sunbum feckes tar, &C are removed by
and the skin len son. smooth, clear and lovely as an
infants Reader the above is strictly true as you Will Ind
but be sure you e the genuine aud buy only At AZ Chat
hsni-st. or l59 Fuon-st. Brooklyn. II deodls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
NATIONAL. MINIATURE GALLERY.

T. WHITE LATE J. r. CLARKE al BROADWAY,
gk'HIs GALLERY IL the Oldest most extensive, and lash
onab 10 The United States and contains over loO Da-
guerreotype Ministries from M Of nearly s eminent
men The pub c are invited visit this collection ard ex
anime the most beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean art
in the world aus lmsua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

~ The Best Dining SaioOn.- The best Of al ne
BtsIn Breakfast and Dining Saloons in New York Is
MrRcEKs iO7 Nassau. Of Ann, few doors from the
Museum T. J. MERCER, Proprietor
\ r Call and see s26uscod+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

~ Oh, the lovely and glorious effect on Tie human
halr a IS boie Of JONTss Coral Hair Restorative hrsi Il
gives soft, auburn silky appearance and Keeps u 80
Ong ne lis other qualities II forces the hair TO grow"
never fails) stops falling or cures drandrui aud pre-
serves 10 extreme Old age. 10 is sold 10 New orb only
al - Claihamet or fllton-si Brooklyn. - Ne0dls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

II Joues's Amber Tocfh-Pnrte, pat up 10 China
pots for =. JONEss Spanish Lily White Is sold only al u
Chaihan-si. 81 deOdis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

IT, COMFY ISLAND-Lsnding 81 For
Se3tifzx3S III smton each way-The fast and commoai-
- Gus steamer JAMES MADISON, Captain L.
sisson will run and after THURSDAY August 81 sS
Lsa.isg Nee York. asa =. aos'v na"a
;. :. :. 49," ..:......-::.a
~ For time OF starting Sundays, see sgDdsy pspso
Fare y cts. a 6tsl >. v. hoDn nv, ~.--
IT. PEOPLES Line ro ~ So cd,ora mt1n
steamer ST NICHOLAS. CsR. su =. E 1s
noIds on and afer Saturday, Sept VII 'esvs .ne %"
PORT CHESTER n nsopn TxSH'
STAMFORD, 49, NOh" az.
81 isn JUN =. hoDs'N.,, ne~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

" Third Nard-The undersigned Wig Inspectors
c Election for he llird Ward hereby declare ri an cleo
ton bed purslInt TO directions from the Ward Committee
al p NaUsrst on FnGsy. 8th inst between and M
that Wm Ebbiti Elberi MacSay, A. Sidney DOane and
John NJ Flint were duly elected delegates 10 the Second
District Convention from this ward and that Joseph T.
Bell Henry Durning, Martin Schultz, Alexander c Law
renee. and Henry Luscomh elected a Committee 10
Alderman, To be supported by the Wings al tie
Election TO be hsld on Tuesday. 8hinst
SAMUEL X. MABBATT.
JOSEPH r. BELL.
LEVI FOLSOM
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,rpfIc DEMONSTRATORS OFFICE Sc Sss'.n
hereby tIvsa The relsts,s and nsst o. IA val
RoIrEa az Of City OF New foft, sssnaa cseesseol
q ;-xsa 70 do ssstAs. hat the ssse Ne -
zna = n hsns 81 Admin strsor ~ esss nnsssa
"a disposed By hin sssoss's 70 sw .sss iss ..as a. 2
s,s wa sSnnsrstor Of the eses&ses ~ voc 80
yy,s1 os,,.sr sss--pstsd Sew Toh eepts1abef . 50
'sy I.ss- JAHns raAfDA, Psssx A$asrsstfsiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
JAPANESE HAIR OLA 81

JAPANESE HAIR OLA small quantity q his
and elegant cosmetic has Just been received from
Japan, through Dr. sienbroeer. German ehsUisl BY lis
the hair Of The natives u preserved TO old age In us
ous backne II promotes The growth OF the hair pre-
Il from falling gives durable ustre and ere1lcates
dandr II also imparis gradually deeper shade OF color
II per boils . lmeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
rF~ sixth Wnrd-DeIerate Electiop.-c

" sixth Ward-DeIegate Electi0n.-Cerain
persons, beng anxious to be returned Delegates.
aged TO collect an assembly Of Loco FocO. and boys
least persons who were never in Wing meeting
fore. As a maer cf course the following resolution In
favor Of Wig Principles, laid the table by decid-
ed vote.
Rcored That il shall be The duty Of the Delegates select,
ed by this mby for such Electoral ticket as vii
likely concaie snd unite the entire Whir psTiy
Of this Stale. thereby nsuing the success Of Wig Pn-
cipcs. silt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
DNTENT CnEMICAL LAMP WICKET

/ Sew-York MInnficriring Company are now prepared
10 supply the trade with heir new article o. Chemical WICK
for Lamps OF every description This wick warranted 10
give nea-su.er and more brilliant ana beautiful i91 lhan
any other WICK and LESSEN IFS COST 10 PR CENT or
sufficient TO supply lamp with OIL or other burning nad
w D months IN the year without cost.
The " y MI Co continue TO manufacture the common
wick; syle for the ordinary hand amp cnt and
made 10 size ard waxed for immediate lighting Office,
Rr,.swsv MWkS eis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

NrOTICE.-The stockholders Of the Newf ork and Enc
L\Rsilrosd Company hereby notned that tie Annua
Election Tor Directors u this Company viii be held AZ the Of
ice ofhe Company 8 Wast 0n Tuesday, the olh day OF
| October next from 70 AN. TO PN.
The transfer books VIII be Closed ron ne 1iih OF oep
fenher MI he day ae election BY order Of the Directors
| - I'm NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

TO First Nard.-M meeting Of The Democratic
gs ~ che fHsi Ward held al the Atlantic Garden rur-
suani a. call Friday evening sept p 9 for the pur-
pose choosing Delegates 10 the Flr Assembly Die
irc. choose Deiersie represent District - The
Stale CONVENTION. be- held Uuca the I'M dev Of
sept inst Epsusn GRIFFITH Esq called 90 ihe Chair
sui THOMAS a JEROME and JACOB RosvELr elected Sec
reicrcs. On mouonu resolved 10 20 into ballot for
Delegate. which resulted In The choice Of
JOSEPH JAMESON. WM FLACG,
JAMES DUsENBERRY. PETER VAN HOwTON,
Or motion.
Ioolret lha, the Delegates have power 10 I'll vacancies
The meeting was ably addressed by Joseph Blunt ESQ.
and great enlhuasm manifested for Taylor and Fill
more.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted;
hf frdi That as pau OF the ola Wing Guard stand
~ our isg AID our principles in supporting canci-
cate i0r President General ZACHARY TAYLOR, who
has given Tie word Of tried soldier and patriot Oh e
he is Wing 10 principle and opinion, and such ~ou d
have given s vote for Horny Clay IN 1911 We honor bis
bravery his modesly, and bis ability and ouch Will use
our utmost eNeriOn 20 place him n The Executive Chair
Res ired, That Ia MILLARD FILLMORE find Of our
home State ard h-ari who has been tried in the
COUNCILS Of e Stale md Country snd who. IN all the rea-
uOfs Of f- private and publ has proved himself honest,
capable and worthy o. the suage ofsn engiere ed people
EDMUND GRIFFIN, Chairman.
THOMAS A. J rKON.E, ,o.-o....,
JACOB R0SVlf.T. (''NN.'ttt-''s eq1tr0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.

AIR EDWARD HOWE, Jr., Organist at DR.. Mason
vi Church. Beecser-s and Instructor IN Sacred Music ~
Union Theological Seminary teaches vocal music ~ schoo
and semnaries and In classes. lie also continues 10 IN
siuct private pupils the organ and panoforie ana IN
picatons are received al his residence - Greene-s
- lNies lwOs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

Jv'tS,S 500 aND So 800, u, - Join's ChIch
tenirance the rear. through ST JOhn'sansD BOYS en-
tered at this school, viii receive thorough musical, and
classical and English education and will also be instructed
IN the French language Their religious education VIII
be conducted in conformity with the doctrine, discipline
and worship of the Fpcops Church In return for these
advantages they will be required to give portion Of their
time Sundays and other days TO svch choral services
shall be prescribed The discretion and appointment OF the
Rector and Clergy of the Trinity Church Thers are, NJ
present few vacancies for boys between the ages Of
and years possessing good musical capacities and good
moral Character Application may be made, during The
month OF September nj the scho0lroOm, on Wednesday IN
each week. from 10 o'clock. when dll particular may Do
learned. . .
The musical department is under the care of MI X NJ
Condor. Professor OF the Panoivre and Singing, lhle
member Of the Chapel Royal Choir and organisl OF me
Cathedral Of Waterford Ireland. address, ~ Greenesi
selt+ REV H. w. SMEETZER, MA Principal.
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nAGUERREOTYPEP PLATES, OF superior quail
IL Nv AT wholesale and retail cases, chemicals snstru-
nens and IN ihs line, constantly 90
hand and for sse A.
suS0 lmisl ANTHOSYS National Daguerrean Depot
moycd from al Broadway to I05 Broadway, N. 4.
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cassed Seats FREE The public are invited TO slend II
NenghcT Club. 81 The City Of Newly ORR. he'd ~ aiN-
hal Garden Saloon Wednesday evening Sept 8. motion
made and carried that the Secretary bepsuced O ac
~ The Tribune let Of the names OF contributors o
he directed hold said money subject 10 the order o. The
Directory Of the Friends Il Ireland after our trsi meeting
in October JAS. 7 BARRY Treas
jas Devlin PAX Barron, Sheldon Bur~sl each : o.
ThOs Mcherzi-, Mr. Dckerson. Pais H0ngan Henry Mar
shall, 7 IA q Bnen, john Coffee, John II Williams, Andrew
Lesry, Andw Ca5dle. Chas Franks, John kayanash Ko
COd0iDgon Edwd Conway. Mr. LAWYER. each -; Mary
Curry. 81 Cain rine Curry, Mich Gallagher Hugh Ben
three Ladies' & ~ Mch W Geeson, Arthur Devu, Wm
Gibbons. Henry McCor. ThOs Guinnan Denis formey
ihree ladies' VIM Welsh Danl Murray. Stewart Gason,
Paik ID EgAn. Joseph Carroll / Fnue Rich Donaldson,
each az jas feeney. s so Arthur Bennett George Buy
ers Mich Green. narV fsOn. Cath Faion. Jas Curry.
WIN Mckenzie Mich Hart Paik Muhahan, John Hoyey,
TtOs Keech Th0s Clark Deensha er, John Boyer Chas
BOrsden, j. Cunningham. Wysoop, Mich Ledwnh,
Ez'h Symons, Joseph McGinn, Mary Power Mr snry,
Russell Mr. Parage Mich Reeves, Marv Cough, Barnard
Haean WIN Mccain John Mccain. Paik Lou hrhn. owen
Kenney Margaret Mckenzie, Mich Leary, Fras OReily
Phil Rod Ann NicOis Cath Ldf, Lady, fdwd Dayf
Luke Iyre- Martin Murphy, John Casady, Henry McDef-
mott. Thos Hughes, DAM Lynch, IhOs Finn. Pats ray
nor Chas McC.ussey, Jas Deary, Mr. O.Nei Thos Free
born. Th0s DENIM, John Tanning Dir COddngiOn, mos
DOn0hOe, VIM Watson, John COOney, Paik Mckinney
Mathew Ryan Danl Donovan, VIM Rely, Owen ferns,
Friend. J0nn Miller Phne6s Curtis Mchl Hynes. " John
Mitchell" Jas Mcbride Jas McC6frey. John McManDs
Nich Mitchell Mary GaLsn. Csihe Gdhan, Miss Campbell.
Miss McDermoti. Mr Van Geldcr, Miss McDermou each
: two Friends. VIM Rover. Wash, each % cents +
Jas Mccarthy SO cents; u. No Devlu 10 Shoot an English
man. each g MS: George Buen patent pockei-ps
collected 10y MIR Cunning. Slz 5'-e%y 81. 50 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

Together with correct Of the country cities &c &c
Il the largest and beautiful painting IN the world
Exhibited every night 1T O'Clock, afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5 O'Clock, at the MI
NERNA ROOMS, 400 Brosdway. Admission - c's schools
admitted on reasonable terms SHERMAN TOuskf,
sn2sfs PrOpneiers.
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WINDOW SHADES.

r,poFsr AID choicest stock IN the world, al the
Lowest market prices. CIT cornices, paper hsngnk
- ,,.sels brsssss &c Parties before ruisheslnz WI
please ssa ~ BARTOLs 10 and ~ "hhsHe@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
ORPHANS, BENErIr-oAsTLE GARDEN.

r.,HE ANNUAL BENEFIT FOR THE ROMAN CATH
L OLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM In Prince-st will take place
at Castle Garden on MONDAY EVENING, tllh inst The
entertainments have been selected with and will
be Of Al unusually attractive character Tickets soc ses'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

ana enthusiastic meeting Of ie Wings Of the Third Ward,
held pursuant TO public notice. al Cummings Hotel, on
"Wednesday evening, Sept &, Al u o'clock JOsfPH W.
MEEgs. Fsq. appointed President SIMEON DRAPER, Jr
TH0s. G. DoRENUs ROBERT l.. CROOKF aud WM n VIII
LIAMs chosen NicePresden,s. and JosFFH BAT1ES and
ALFX c. LAWRENCE apppOin Cd Secretaries. On motion.
the following resolution was unanimously adopted
Re0lUcd That We the Democratic Whgs Of the the Third
Ward approve Of the nomination OF the Committee appoint
ed last Monday evening. If THOMAS MCKNIGHT, Esq
Tor derman of this Ward and that will give him our
undivided support at the ensuing election on Tuesday, the
lNh inst
Rcoird, That The proc edngs Of This meeting be signed
by be- officers and published.
IlSIpu w MEEks President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

rF' Wig Headquarters al fluST's, p Park-row,
where he selling Wigs, Soaps and Toupees, Of superior
qualify At = per cent cheaper Than can be purchased else
where strangers particularly solicited TO cell ana eX-
anime iL.m II 2WsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

~ OONCEkI Al luE bhOohLt r EMAIL AZ All
ENtY-The MORANIAN MlNSrkEL> respectfully beg
esve the lsiies and gentlemen u Brooklyn
Us vicinity hat they Vii give their frs, snd only CON
FRT A. the Brooklyn Fem 1le Academy, on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 9Th INST when hey viii present choice
and pleasing Programme.
Tickets ~ els Concert 10 commence strf O'Clock 81 Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|
BROADWAY THEATRR.-Doors open st :; Per
ID fornanee TO begin Al =. o'cocs-sATURDAf EVEN
ING Sept vii be played. the Trsgc Psy IN acts, called
METAAORA. The Last Of The Wsnparosgs
Meisuors. ...... Mr. Forces Nshmrokee Miss Walsck
Grand Pas de Deux by Nile Celeste a1a Mons Nielh0f
To conclude with ihe Prui Comedy called
Is III JEALOUS
Mr. Belmour. Dyou Harriet Ms, Isabel Dickinson
Dress Circle snd Fsrqlee IS cts Family Cree and up
per Tiers 2Scl. Gallery, entrance Ca Anthouyst u. CO.
DURrON,- THRATER, cHAMBERs-sT.
ID BENEFIT OF MR. RAYMOND--SATURDAY
EVENING Sept 2 wal be- played for ne ssi umc he
popular ursms 10 2 sets and ~ scenes or
DOMSET ANO son.
Mr Dombey Mr. Niesuson NJ Toois.. Nr Raymond
Florence ... Miss Nlrk1sou >gsan Nj. hro1s.sm
La SapO.i.ain.. hy Mis- Walkers ard Mons frtdeiick
The Performance f0 conclude win The Comedy oi
OLD HONESTY.
Mich Bradshaw .NcAirson Dame bradshs" hrsN ernon
Joseph Bradshaw Grsce Mary Miss NcAis.n
Pnce--Dr-ss Circle AMI Parqleue, 81 cis Family CIR
Gle . ets Door opeu a 7-Curtsn VII re a. Is
NIBLO'>. AsTOR-PLaCE, BROADWAY
y SATURDAY EVENING. Sent BENEFIT OF
sIGNORA LItTrI RO<Si. sni anal appearance. On
which occasion Tie celebrated Ar'st-s. gnOrs AhDlITl
and bOITEsNl, VIII execute Of their eNirsOrftusry
last appearance 10 America So SANOUERlCO. sig RIOS
II CORsI, hs lsst Appearance si.uoT BlONDI sguora
ANAGADRO. Leader, = -n0r LETT WI be eiven.
for the third and asst time, ~ scts. R,ssns Comic Orers
IL BARRiERE Dl >lNiGLlA
Rosna. sg'ra ETH Ross Dr. BArio.o Sig >anquirico
Rossi Cor,i Berta guors Avsgsdro
Between the lsi and 81 sets sign ARDirri AND BOT
TESlNl viii exec ts Duet TIE Violin and Double Base.
from Sen. Opera Of q Puritan" composed by snof
Boties. and dedicated On the American Public.
lnernsion between the Instrumental Due, and p
Doors omen bl-Commencing u. Admission 81 :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

Company, TiCE. Manager, bowery.-Ihe public are
reminded that the above Company continue TO sell single
Hats wholesale prices whereby the purchaser may OF
tain one hist the be would have 10 pay by the
dozen, and = per cent s9Ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

MANAGED GOODs.-A zrge assortment Of prints,
girgbsms slpscas Cloths cassmeres linens. diapers
.tavIs Fsll styles &c for sale by w. MATHEWS,
~ - - 81 Csihenne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
GRAND PASORAMA OF
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
TAYLoR,s BATTLES IN MEXICO,

IN MEAlIO.
THIS PANORAMA represents IN the most natural man
ner the marches encampmenls. and all The stirring nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
RATS. RATS. RATs...

HATS. MA ID Rz1 y
y. DIVERS Patent SelfSe,ung Revolving
Z Rat-Trsp, Is decidedly the best Rs.csfele. ~ "a
- the United States II has srd viii decrive ~ -
1 most cunning old Rats thai have been 700 sY
.sks for all other traps The ssgsciy q to. VERNE vii
- Of no avail with this ingenious trap The raj tv.
DC =. y. - IL .d~snr,ng DO the bait-the fsp rsses "
seIf a. each rat Is caught Made and for s.e ~
A. between East Broadway ard Dvision-st IL. ,.,A
N B-fsten' fyn.' ""' " q saw swts-
ags,rxcr ~ n an order the sunofs o. ~ eessl ~
~ ~. ,s,. . hereby c-sn y o. Pefsons ~ W. " "
s.rs' 10 er~.erf tie sane .fh sosese's n- W.
.s..rs al i. Of saass > Az 81 x,,a s.s,
m, 49, ~, W % Yors saStb ofssstraaes. isss
AsM QUACkENBCsH,}
- zwfsnf 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
SCHOOLS.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
ISMISSES The Misses ALLERTONS School. 30 Third
avenue will be continued, commencing MOndsy I'm sept
Circulars with and reference can be obtained al ne
-. 49, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
L,KENCH AM ITALIAN.-A gentleman lately

I LHENCH MD ITALIAN E'uII1IlIl y, ~
II connected with Yale College a. Instructor Of Modern
Languages wishes give e.soos In the CITY IN French
aud Italian. in boarding schools private classes lhe best
references will be gvsu. Communications cent 10 A. d.
box lnfl Poe. OHIO viii be nromnuy alLcndel - 81 I'M
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Rev. r. T.. Harris viii preach In the Coliseum,
Broadway. beov Grand-st NJ 10. O'Clock tomorrow and
vii lecture In TIE evening 81 T. the Objects oi Human
Life Seats free 80
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II Timber or Timber Lnnd.-Wan,ed to pur-
chase. iract OF land heavily tmbered with osk, maple
ash or leach-orihe timber without the snd-c0nyenen for
transportation by water 10 New York Address posfpad}
BECKER & BROTHER, 2ol Cheuy-st New-fork. - Pts
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thrr KeCIIar PUlHc NfrI1g t0mUrT0W, Islnfay tVe
nirrJ sept io af = O'Clock, NJ iitary Hall ljs Bowery
Mr o Flynn, Of England. viii deliver Lecture IN le
sIt Of Passage % New York from Liverpool Being
% eeks wser, twice wrecked landed four differ nj
countries abroad u i've different ships Mr.. T also VII
messed the death Of 500 Of bis fellow passengersN drown
ed00 deaths II hunger thirst and cod. Remainder from
fever and 0.Ler causes Come one and al
- IT. ". JENNINGS, Pres't
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20 Quarterly sci

20 quarterly SerwOn.-Rev. LLwfs p. W. BtlCH
Rector Of St Rarthoeme~s Church VIII preach th-
stated Qlre ly Sermon IN TIE Church Of me Epiphany
$50 stHniolsL on Sunday evening. sept 10. Service
behalf OF The Church. t9l-
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"a Divine service viii be bed omorfOw morning.
In the pace 81 Worship 81 tte New jerusalem society,
corner Of Broadway and Ls0lari-st, commencing A. ln
O'Clock Preaching hv fhe Pastor Rev a. Bush - 10
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I Frsnkin-st. adjoining. the Dutch Church THIS insu-
lion is now re0pened laer he sumner vacnon for the re-
cepou Of pupils card Of terms &c can be obtained al
he school 1881 JAMES b QUICK.