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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

IIOUACKFNBOS. A u R-ffOr-lMs INSTITUTION -
Herrvst next 10 A. Saints Church, viii reopen aier ne
Summer vacation on Monday, the 28h. The course Of
study viii embrace hereoi re. not only ne elenenal
br,bes bu that Is necessary for entrance into college
or The counngno Pupils entering eiier the term mas
bel ~ Will be charged only for the lime they have attended
RFFFRFNcFs-Faculty Of Columbia College. Nesiry Of
All SAINTS Church and many cergymen and private gen
uemen In the vicinity
Parents requested to cal and have an interview WIN
the Rector. hu<f 2"
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

MARK II NEWMAN co Publishers. Booksellers,
' Sfadoue-- SC 100 Broadway Constantly on hand.
and ID quantities School and Classical Boohs from those
.dys-cef classes n academies an- colleges Publishers 90
Saunders. school Readers Porers Rhetorical Reader
Hrchcock'. Geology; Day and Tnompslns Autimeucs'
Hsstirg-. and B~adbury- Singing BOoSs, &c Aso gen
ersl assortment of Theological and n aneol' booHs
Country merchants and others wishing 70 pien4se ooo@'
s,srt'y on hsrd MARK n. NEWMAN co.
- 100 Broadway
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CRF\Cu ENGLISH BOARDING sCHOt

4 BUIN. CUTnFT FsIEIT 1''7'I
inplae Road. Rev : DoUGLAss. A NJ Rector.
This Institution. hlch hrs been IT. siccei-ul operation
since the time Of IL establishment viii be open 0r me re-
cepion Of pupils Monday, the 18Th If september Inc
locality il Unsurpassed by that Of any other school N The
yirioy of the city, ard 70 Is the desire Of he Principal 10
make lie mora and literary advantages OF the Institution
equal 20 those which Nature has gigenL Parents Nho ws
10 secure good school for their children are respectfully
requested 10 Wit the inst uon and examine for ne selves
Circular. respecting Terms, sc. be obtained Al Inc
of me Me..r. Anpelon. n BrOaday auJn m
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r.; AT pRILATF sAIF-slualrI WIIIln - nH'uIF-
NJ rfe hv Rsroad from New York CRY and within b
minutes Wal from ihs depot Thus sluaicd. eombnc.
f .ranters OF the surrounding cCuu.ry with most v
lose of he y Tie premises consists Of about acres oi
fr,t.rste lard. under excellent cultivation tpop te
premises mansion WEI calcuisird Tor iar-s p
rsrson. nj. blit In modern. ornam.niej style. VIII
eVen rooms on the ffsi foOr ncldn- kitchen AMI pan
rocnl srd sN rooms on the second floor altogether com
ir1y great perfection u architectural beauty, without any
arr1re u convenience There large ysfien and peu-
v of choice Fruit. The house wss furnished iess man
wear sucs and therefore perfect order II ce-fa e
most of The furniture may De had with he house Oneiai
he rnrchase money may remain on bond and mortgage
For farther particulars. &C. Apply 10 ,,
am ly a J. BLEECKER. AucfOueef Brosd-st
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MEDICINES.


r~AwAN BY THE NAME OF ANDkEM :, one =, s ~
t., PROM -ror- Of McA Users Ointment sn" -.
r,-p upaer tie name Of ssiiran ihgniu-u -. - !.
r5 man Nv tn name Of sc0b Ig"nset -, ,-e ~,
name ~ plt ID a Ssrsapanla. when M. a. b, - 49,.
Tours-nd'- Ssrsapar'ia-" kc and wi-l " ..i. m !.
-. 80 on In o DR.. TOvrserl's StlrHp y -
T-,,rs,.-i has been employed 10 pecdn- hr,As iol
~, IN vrsr- before he got This siiu-iol iur 49,
~. 80 RI h., a-.. cd. AID purchase none y iry Nlsh
80 ,s-ire but such arr pgi Up o 2r..l So fiA
,sr,seer.. and s.ued BY : T. TOWNsEND- rfAc'la'
a.. , ku--Il-sL
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m FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Ia

r., FOR SALE OR TRADE-A large quantity OF
20 new land (yel-tmberedl in lots and prices TO suit
49, convenient 10 the city by and railroad. Also,
several arge and small improved farms together with
nsty Of city and village property al worth The attention ~
buyers and traders Inquire Of rOLLEf orr SMITH,
O Was where gentlemen respectfully Invited 10 eX.
anime their Real Estate Sales Books which contain ayariety
Of fresh applications with and other important peiLcu-
All orders attended 10 without the least delay no
ale 40 frade-n nav 81
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An WILLIANl.BTRGH. N

II. GRAND md HOI SION SIS. ttKh1.-Ihe pfr-
perry on lh- corner ~ Ff.i and N1rh Fourth IS De-
ir. $50 feet Fstst $50 feet on the nyer, win -o1
us for vessels drawing 8 feet alter, ard I'D icein trph
Also plot Of ground ai'oinn. aud connected WIN me
above being 81 lee front arc rear running io Oh" nFef
and feet depth. without any dock The shJfe pro
rev offered f1r sale lease Tor Germ oi years fof
Woodruff & MINTURN,
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EWBANY's HYDRAULICS.
rWBANX's MECHANICS,

NO which has been out Of PRINT FOR some une Will be
again for sale ~ the bookstores on Saturday Pnce .
cents The whole book completed 10 numbers aust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

Y School for BOYS, nj TauyiOwn. y. f-Ihis lnsh.nioh
Z pleasantly situated hrd y mile North OF ne sl e.
near the spot on which MAJOR Andre was taken The course
ofinstmciod will bee thorough scientific and prsclcn en-
bacnr a the branches of English and classical eiuca
ton requisite for commercial plfsliis or enIerns corse
Circulars containing terms. &c &C can De Obtained Oh Spao-
ing shepard 1898 Broadway Of The fol wing refer
erce- ev Bishon + = James Rev. : H. Cone ID y -
Ruisou suckey Esq Rev. q. II. Fisher; Rev ID. W
Clarke: Rev. b Cftsgh; Rev. p Chamneran Rev :.
Joseph Law Brooklyn ... - ,,
ami I'D A MN MAN, ffliciphl.
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EsySIsy---SDUCFD-N MONOPOLY-EveuIrgln Inc
sS-x41sesfo Albany through direct Al o'clock, from
the pier foot of Rnbnsonst fret above Barclay Neemd
RIP VAN WINELE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, vii leafcen
MONDAY, Wednesday, AMI Friday, at O'clock NJ fw
passage or freight apply board, 10 T. stanley ans
oai.e on the dock This win arrive NJ oil Times N
ample time for the morning trains Eat ~ Wet FIefh
taken NJ moderate Al persons are forbid rusAs ms
boat without a written order from the Captain lyD
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- ROOMS wASTED-wihin hslf mile Of the
h Cify Hall ether with or without oosrd lard unorusa
and respectable family and whore tcrr are no dfen uo
.rosfrg u the house. References exchanged Address
PHILEMON a. this Office lyF As%Osu
* IIOI~E TO RENT two:iory Or sieA ufre-
T.; now hons. frui.hed or unflrushe cori1iuiug mo-
~ err improvements Location must be nnctI Nonepe
srt .ira,ei between Fourth and Twenreh - east Of
Sx,faverre Anv person desruu. Of c.iing house a..
s,r.r H. above description may hear OF prompt and
careful ,ersuf by addressing Box 2sl Post Oce y ne
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fI,D PRINTRR$.-JOHN D. McCREARY'S Print
ng lrks had quantities 20 suit purchasers a. his
Depot >pruces Constantly hand back lnk Tor - a.
- 90 IS and IS cents per H. Also, superior article for
81 - a-c - per b. Coored lnSsred from 81 Is 3 80
yellow te green Ac A. 81 50 per ID Printers OF the
civ can have keg OF y News lax forwarded 10 them for
g, or a5fb keg for tlo. aus 3n
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ELETCHER- CELEBRATED HEALING
i SALNE l. sppAed with universal success 10 wounds,
burns ulcers breasts piles, sat rhelM, scaA head,
bile- chapped hands and ps scrOua and cTvy unnngs
For cooling soenng, cleansing and healing, 4 perfectly
unrvsied. Sold genuine By JAMES : LEWIS, Druggs,
formerly Bachy Lewis, n Oreenwichst jobs AFFORD,
bookseller l6 bowery T. McBrar. tea and coffee dealer,
corner q Fulton and High Is sole gent for Brooklyn.
Price 81 cents box. each box IS nc 0-et 10 wrapper
with directions ior signed - lie proprietor Andrew
y@trt4r Aul In
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PURSUANCE Of en- order Of tie Comfy II
Nre lls. hereby gwen persons having IA ri.
AGAINST GEORGE n COLON, ae ol te City II Yon De-
ee1-@ ~ -s-ut ~ l her. flereoto
tie orc- 4 John Pr-.ty Ni..aa street II th. IN III
Nes fo or lelfs te thirteenth tsy Of January n-y-D.,e
NJ .sff AZ ~ I.4.
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TO PRI>TERs-For sac secondhand foo.scap.
] medium surerroys and imperial Washington anc Saith
band presses and hiking machines Al low prices
aus 2wD&W r. HOE co. - and 81 Gold-s.
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'Ths FALL TERM Of thls school WI commence on
Monday, the fth Of Sept For particulars see crci AZ
which may ohtkired Messrs- Span ding shepard
books IRE, lag. Broadway and n the Institute, "a West
Nneeenihs, J. II BROWN A VI.
aus sweoc' Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

THE TOWN OF CAMARGO, on the River San Juan,
with ts rooted high walled houses leaving which we
soon Oyertskea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way to Monterey with for the roops This
i somewhat comic showing does the obstinate droe
y,s. Of that strange animal the mule The effect Instruct
I've as well as pleasing represents tie mode Of rans
porting stores interior Of country devoid Of nAviss
bic good roads Soon other Interesting changes
pass before the spectator, and he sees THE ARMY In
cAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one Of the most de
Hrh,d places imaginable From anui Springs The spec
t.or carried ranges OF the Sierra Madre Mountains
and soon has periec, picture OF the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY or
MONTEREY.
sner tts esquire aud recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with capture Of that strong city PUSHES the
mind and imsg the audience is carried to The sur
rounding highs This grand and picturesque view. and
one that the eye tire in gazing At From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RINCON
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon behods the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTiLLO
Amer admirng the beautiful appearance Of this city, the
audience Is neat shown a stirring and hieike view Of
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought On the 22d and sd Of February 1917 Gen
Taylor with eco and Santa Anna viii 2n0oo Of the
TIL. picture 81 Buena Nista- gives the most correct
idea Of the bravery Of our irooos m thai deadly strife The
mis- the hear with pride and fully proves he truth Of the
remark made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama the lsTges, aud most magnificent Paint
inr ever seen II shows the Battles pmens Msrche.
the Army, and the general app 'arance OF Northern
Mexico. with its Rivers, Cities. Towns ana Ranches
Tn. Sketches nom which was painted were taken from
Nature by skiifll artist one Of
GENERAL TAYLoRS OFFICERS
And AT rpy gEIuRSFp Rs say Is CokRrCr ltfF
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-E-ess REGULAR VAIL LINZ
Ehth .-xrsNTM ~ hlsTON AND NtM-L

IT, REGULAR NAIL. LIMB 81
EFA .-xrs~TN FES BOSTON AND NETWORK
sA'1s->s-''S> Sfoulngion snd Providence
~ The Ferry Providence = noN avufrl y ~ Nss
Prsrch ROAD Inland Route through v bon. charge
Csr,or Bsrcarei Tie steamers {. NANplhblLr. Cspl
iosi Store snd CONNFC Capt Ricd fgcA 10 CO
n-cnn with the >iOni ol aad Pfoyrnec and 5esJn s1.
Providence Railroads leaving Neyf plN ally sunday.
r.utsa rom Pier I Norh River, a. ocscS ? N A.l
s,auinaton al O'Clock Z 81 or uroa the arN. y he
rain nom Boston Thesesesaers are unsurpassed sess
splsndof and comfort having each u a. .n ol sfr coa
dicgs private state AMI oerhs foi f fesons u
sae large prva'e rooms for families, and psfpfs n.
steamers are Offered by lhe most e1peren l men 40
viii shorten the passage between Newly ofs aa Bos'oc
nom u TO hOlr8 thereby arriving n snpe us 20 =. u
tines rlnnns from New YORK, North SCUM Al- Nes A.
All The lines nom Boston. North Hrt East
The CONNECTICUT viii leave NeH-fD-s, rlcscsg
Thursday and Saturday. Leave Sonlls;on Monday, Wei
uesdsy sud FRIDAY
The c VANDERBILT viii leave New.Yors, Monday
"wednesday and Friday Leave si5u-oscn Iuesday fesis
DAY sni Saturday.
baggage master accompanies re Steamboat llalrs 10
ana ni Boston, 90 take charge n he baggage fifsr1
ger. Tor Newp1I leave above sturiays excepted lri
remain on board he steamer ~ Sionin3on iaNng feaAf,
fwished for ard leave per he accomino zion rln =
NJ which connects Providence " h ne sieancf kk
RY arriving al Newport Al n 50 A. Fare % New o
~ Fer passage berlhs stsieroons OF ircish sprAea
uon may BE- made the Aecis on ne "hafi ana a. ND
Office 10 Battery place. ~
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4 VALUABLE ARTICLE.-O. VI. BALLARD'S
n Ccmpourf Extract Of strawberry LeaEes-Prce =
cenfs-Is the remedy FOR the Of tarrhea
dyserery cholera morbls Sumner isnts pain Ia The
boves also. The best preventive and cure Tor
sea Sickness Persons travelling OF ehersex u al ages,
art under al circumstances. VII ind his invaluable
remedy For sale by Druggists generally Wholesale de-
POT, 81 C0rt. and-st Sey-Yorx. suzs w.
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.r-.~. .NEly-yORK, ALBANN . TROY

Enl.s--sNLl NE-Fof Albany and Troy drec-tcp
Ffx&ns srs&r Pier foot OF Contradictions
taking these VIII arrive IN Troy IN ue 10 lake Ne car
lies, morning trains West 30 Buffalo, and Nonh 10 Ifs
george and Chtmplsiu The low pressure stesntos
TROY Capt Wu. A. FrsKee, On Monday, Nedf esday snf
FRIDAY Al 5 O'Clock = NJ. The new and splendid .etfi
bosf EMPIRE Capt W. W Upper, 90 Tuesday, thur
day and Saturday Al o'clock Freight must be pci N
charge of The Freight Agent Or the Company viii e@ s
responsible FOR loss For paesaFe Nc. apply on loaa % %
- : : CHAMBFRLAlN. q the Office on ne Hhsr'
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FOR INsTNTCTIONi IN ihe v

Point Maihemaiics and Classical studies-By T. e. MAR
SHALL NJ A and J WYMAN. Il A. 6i9 broatway'
New York Instruction is given IN re West Point atne-
msfcs Ia Engineering. IN The Ancient and Modern Ian
guages ard n the usus studies Of complete EngAsn fdt-
cation The Autumn Session begins On Monday. sept g.
References-Hon Wm. Kent. Prof Charles Dawes u II.
Marshal Fso = Collins Esq Rev. d.. McNicsar. Rer.
DR. Cheaver Ne,y-Yors; and Professors Bartlett and
Ct,,cL w.. Poiuf g.
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- PEOPLES LINE.-ALgANY DAT

~ aPtUPEt'~ IfNt..tHpNNf UAt
SASsts-rxtNAND MOTT STEAMERS Day steamer,
lss<nAEsf&s-h. HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. 6oi
han, ruesdsy. Thlr.isys and Saturdays, ~ A v for
the foot Of Barclay making the usual isndnRs frlraiHs
on the opposite days $500. .,,,,--,..
Cant Nm n Peck OREGON. Cspi 4 p -. John, DAILY,
fsnndays exceptedN ate = NJ .. .,.
Cant T n Huiss SANTA CLAUS, Capt ElmendoFL esy
al O'clock p NJ. from the Pier north sdc " bafcays
All u the above heats connect regularly WIN ne Nan
roaf Cars bound West. East and Nor.h rom AnNy -
Fre-ht taken al moderate prices and when required Or
waried by Railroad fr0m tbsy without dev. FW
fre,yhf sn5ly ai Peoples Line Oce a Oreenw1cha 10
P c sClfULTL pier between Liberty and Cou.And si-
or Ia MN LANE wharf heiw Barclay and koonsoc ss
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EXCURSIONS.
FOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY

"A
IT. ATHE STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK g..
s-s--,-sl. toirI REL, vii M "a follows evsrrso
- Sundays excepiell from he loot n c-y
isnd-si y r. Leave Se~York IL ard l0 o'clo. IT
siso Al P ~ Leave Greenwood Or New ron i A.
and q. 81 AMI 81 } snd M. Fare ezrh way y ~ :,
cents "a
-n~~ TO CEDAR GROVE. TO cgn,,
49, -fGROk Ei-Oftsf Grove open D. ~ -
sssss~ns'Ss-0~for TO srsfrn.-Nr WIN Fs'1yls -.
Pleasure IN Informing ID. friends ard ne riuzer. III -
York thar be- hss -ssss f1f term ~ years hos bss
grounds Known CelAf Grove )csicd ~ 'hs ss4fs-,
SIDE II slslen issri the Oh PIN IRE 70 ~ -.
been sctivoly engaged during De >pn1g IN @ syi1s -,
re grounds erection % brilings, nstol-e- tocis 4
tts hole Involving aVpersc - several hol-sri f,
having been hs DETERMINATION nom ~ cQrrerce cci =
he propdecrshp 10 make Celr Grove ne most ell - ~
sgstr Sumner resort 10 be found 10 tie scrY u Nsr
~ military AMI pleasure eKcnrrons balls p.,-e. A.
C-.r Grove vii ~ olrd. on ns0fcror, % l1s.r.. Z,
csues FOR plsssare hat passed eyi.erra :
wh.eh appeared ia h- Sey.foh sun % de llh Nv
.sui by above PM serasmen who visited Cedar Grove n,
ne purnosr u expfr,..fE pfa An up.rol of ~ f,
a. SIMMER resort and " zen they found Irs4.
n lie improvements ard srfan. crrt- Den pfnesi 4,
fsr srpass for besy ri scenefy facIes Tor srr.er.
r.r-. i'm srt e fce. aay Sumner resort rs tai es,f
before Visited Nhe fasofle steamer Cinderella " "a,
fyal. on sad afler Saturday. June o. VII oJs.
~ Canal e. a. ~ A ~ aud = N fsr No y B..
t-r, Place Al in NJ and - u Ees4rlIug viii l-ss,
Cedar Grove Al IN afd 6P y els su'
w. THE STEAMBOAT KJREk.
s~S'xr--sScsn ho chartered ~ executions fgrng b.
sS~r As'so ensuing season TIE bal Ice a. le oo 4
nes'1 y R.6 @ I SCHUYLER. Hanoqer,L
IN. ,t,y. ho.f l. also f1r ss'e 81 rers sTe firta
trusting sny one On accOsa ~ Lis boat "inoli sr-e
order from he Captain 10 Y
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THE PATRONS or THE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
A ~ y IE>PIITEIIIN INIUkiIED lhal n

xafs WI De az home ir0m ine III u srpI'lHntI
% y. VI. 10 receive visits. su4o s."
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r ANt~--'sSl'FAMB OATS-Ths new and speriii
sssssssssss's <s STEAMERS HENDRIX HUDSON, Csftsh
A Gorhnm and Aida Captain r. n Stone, vii leave hs
Rarcav wharf daily (Sundays excepted for Albany sn1
Troy niaking lie usual landings by the way a 0cocs
A Vi and se,urr Ing viii leave Troy 8, and 4 any n
O'clock VI FIR passage freight, apply To mo Saptsn
on board or a lhe Office on the wharf Wyf
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CORN-.-A NEVER-FAiLiNG REMEDY Tor hard or
y son Cons Is Dr. CAYWOOD'S celebrated Preparation
ina only asked and from the many testimonials r.
cevet IN IL favor tie utmost ssrfa0n " u zssurr'y be
given Price only . box. and sod a. The drug stores
r. Johnson Chambers AMI Broadway - ~ and 81
BrOafway: "a Greenwich 81 Beecker, ROsenmer. IL
Eghihsvrnue Division and ClniOn Sta s3 Bow cry and
y Fglion-st sun Building an5 Aneod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

OIlNitN> OF MILITARY MEN
Fro~ Cap, JoserA A. Yard, formerly Of Trenton. n J.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug ~, 1913.
Messfs shtsHas rovsEY-Gesf | am much Pleased
wah your Panorama Of Tayofs Campaign In Mexico /
nef the movement Of the army Your OF the ciaes
aud ranches OF Northern Mexico very correct
nv NV ''' Yours &c ' JOSEPH A YARD ARD
Fycn d. C. zabytssic, Of ne frEy Surgeons and
e,otle, Of ne iavieaed Capt Zabyis' 'ao @ ss o1t
wAsHNGroS. d c. Aug. "a, 1913.
SsAflemen During my late visit your City your
Panorama and greatly surprised 10 how correctly
YOU have portrayed The principal movements OF troops
IN Northern Mexico, under our wellbeloved Taylor Your
representation OF The cities ana the appearance of the
uV generally rot only beautiful bai Tie view
give Of SAullo Is OF great herty In fact the
whole Panorsmas almost dsgueneotyPe view OF North
ern Mexico. Yours very truly, G. B. ZABRIsKlE.
Msssrs. SHERMAN \ ToUsEy.
In addition the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers OF the Army, well Hundreds OF
the retained soldiers
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From As Herald .fug 5
GrS. TAyLoR's Mexican campa.g IN the hs,oy
OF the American Army which Will always be remembers
against the am0ashes they encountered az every step the
hsf agh hsi' and seges, and hsrbreSch escapes u
AZ story panorama IKE he one now eabibdng NJ Nj
nersa koors heh gives most accurate representation
oi me "hoe eampsgn, cannot fail 10 interest every
We can recommend mosl heartily the patronage of lie
pablo.
- 80 'sofHta2 toHftcr atl 3, 1915.
u tif fiiai GAd eaar1s p ssko1 lie other eve
nius while looking Al the psnofans OF T6ylors Campaign
IN Mexico. No wonoeg such on was asked for IN
almost impossible 10 believe ssi we are not actually hi
Mexico when looking nj this natural and PAM
0g No wonder the Minerva Rooms are 50 croy,dei nv
we-pleased visitors Gen Tsy or and the movements o
the army under hila. truhialy represented In H.
grsn6est manner snd scale Of nenslty never before
attempted On canvas
Fyon ne C0sf-erriri sdrer,isev.
~ The panorama OF TayOr's Campaign IN Mexico
now exhibiting al the Minerva Rooms. 6losdwsy, II,
al vel the most beAuul exhibit
tbs city. Cnrl visited Tbs psinung our IDEAS
the OF aoy Ia Mexico ard The appearance
Of that coautry, que and unsatisfactory nu
ser looking this Interesting panorama we mus; comics
ihs only highly delighted but eonsderat!
Instructed TIE views OF he Mexican towns the marche
fh- army and al the STRIKING sPectsces of that gres
campaign, msgrincculy and tfateiGly depicted W
glad 20 learn TIA; TIE psopctors reapng The
their enterprise osty merits The exhibition being nj
visited by well pleased and intelligent audiences.
Exhibited every evening a. O'Clock and "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons ~ O'Clock. al The MiNEkvl
RooNs.
near Csnslsl aus lmisiI
LlsssAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE virg SCHOOLS.
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TO PRINTERS.

- 500 SET OF COOPER-' TRUSS HOOPS
a. wholesale srd retail. e. CHARLES , LII
TIES Hardware - fulton-st y. Y VIA SinD1>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

METALLIC BLOCK LETTEks.-Ins a
lvlscribers having been appointed sgenis oi we ,ss
Metallic Block Letters Offering 10 inc Peo'N
large assortment Of the different sizes, gi and pls
N DIERZ, eROHHER / CO. ~ Wh'se<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

THE MISSES -EDGWIth have removed tneir
j Boarding and Day School from y Nesi-N sshng TOM
place 10 SIS N.nth-st The situation i accessible ognl-
buses passing the house every few minutes The house i
sry and comrnodous afording al the convenience that
modem house can g.e. Their Autumn term commences
the i0fh OF September. -, -
French lady, desiring board. VIII please ca, on me
Misses tu%i :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

90 TO CAPITALIST--for sale-l 900 acres land
- in Pennsylvania, II miles rom Niamsporl and =
- from Pennsylvania Canal, on which are good dwell
ngs and barns water privilege, mine Of iron ALREADY
opened wh sd miners be prOniaoy employed, grst
and Jaw mills within "A miles -Oto0 viii be given to the
purchaser 'of the timber II he would Ike to sell H. Inquire
OF HUNTINGTON co. Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
" WAlL.t slTF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.

nd Al. ras sl1ukssp .sy lis eossner As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

SPENCER : RENDELL. manufacturers OF the Pre-
,Nmium Gold P-n- Marufacfsry 10 Broa1way corner
Of Maiden lane Dealers IN gold and silver Prnn9a-rs
nj Pencils ans DkNim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS FOR
iSALE-The Press : IN good order bed o-15o n sia
vii be .0,f i0w !; may be 81 Meessrs hclares
Johnsor's Prriing O-ce a. Ann- fOf farther pafuca-
lar. ann-r % GO. MATHER. 5 Pls,isL hnY I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

R RFNIA,IIN,. RRAss sPRINC

<D =. X. BENJANIIN'~ bKAo, SFhIl'o
u N>NTRUsS, warranted not To rust, IS Beezman-si
~ ~. Y-Pres-ure graduated rom 10 81 pounds
- without = back PAD, which does much In
Jury to the spine. SIX days ual given, and II
not perfectly satisfactory, money rs.grned Thompsoni
Trusses a. reduced prices sulh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
A GOOD HAIR

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