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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
tyr BUSINESS naANs ALMANAC

NOR 1884, b PALMER, Tribune Buildings Mas
has Just published new and complete MAn1sl Of
and Statistics for the once, Counting room AID re
side entitled above, containing afge amount u MORN
stiOn carefully dgested and CONDENSED WIFE ,sspect
Money and Exchanges. weights and Measures,
Tariff, pas; and present. Patents ani rateni LAWS
TrIaDd Commerce The Iron Trade,
Wsyes and Hours Of Labor, Coal Trace-HlstOry,
Railroad. and Canals Tonnage snd Shipping,
Route, OF Travel Partnerships, Corporations
Post Office and Postage, lnmigfauOn-s tslsucs,
TIE Flectrr Telegraph The Newspaper Press, &c.
Pd~e ~ cents only for compendium Of facts which
every man needs ohsn IN the course Of year and lew
ksow where 20 and. for times The money TIE busi-
Mans Almanac may Do obtained Of the BOOKSELLER Or
a. v B. PALMERs Newspaper Agencies Nsw,fofE
Boston and Philadelphia 20 Tvs
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1I1RsE,s AIR DISTRIBUTOR,

lswcusi ian r1rring chips other Inc fuel, 'or run
rf,y esn-epytnes Tnls recent inysnoc- patented D;
Morse Brokers, consists II csfb1tnz ne ar infots
r. sue flel by means Of perforated 10 both simple
AID much durable tlan The ordinary crate znc
place; IN th7 ,re-plsce Win trrg siefalon al.
cor-1iug al their ss~ous BARK and cPs, 10 eu ol Woo
or ,.bs one IN L0ckpor with iw engines Of sixty nors,
ooer driven entirely with saw1lsi, bafk snc enlps hou
he Cd ging. OF ship park without wood or sahs II bur
f.o Two extensive Arneries. W PaIreFs and n case
Coz 20 fuel than vet ar 70 run iner enZlnrs
found s.o that steam got ~ quicker with ss~oas o.
a. with hese crates han with wood Oh TIE ordinary rse
~ The SAVING very great one, 70 say noAns 81 NC
con verieuee Terms reasonable
TIE uncer.ignec has the exclusive r1zn ~ ,s,u
"a. Ard vud Morses Air Distributor, 10 ne oisr o. New
YOr. Id Lon Application may BE- 1ade, Or % Oief STATES
N M, or 10 Morse Brothers, Atho, Asssaenusetts
i9fr z-u~pt, oc his psieuI Will be prosecuted, and hs
nights secured By etiefs Psie1i nealy -it'' 80
I,ockocrt Niaxsra Co y. Y. loth m0nth, ~
- ssxSrDt5meoW l.. A. SPALDlSG.
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togefher with correct views of he country ces &c e
rs lhe largest and most beautiful painting 10 ue word
Exhibited every night a. o'clock afternoon exhoions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY st3 0eoca. AZ tho ~ J.
SERyA ROOMS, 406 Broadway. Admission . cis 1nl'
d,s, baf nrce SHERMAN TOUsEY,
oIrrsx Proprs.rrs
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InuN CALYo. l.on Of slgnor Y. caIyo. ArI.l.l

IOIIS CtIyO, (-on Of Signor y. Calyo, Austl IA y
y Ing recently returned from Italy, where he has been ~
sduousy studying the Fine Arts 10 Rome and Naples iOt
the past yesrs beE- inform his numerous trends ano
The public that he has opened Rooms for the practice OF MS
profession 585 Broadway where numerous specimens OF
bis skill may be seen tie brings with him such improve,
enfs IN he All Of teaching a. 10 insure correct TASTE asi
rapid Improvement He may be seen every day IN the
week from A To NJ. Private lessons To aides
Calyo has lst opened Evening Class for Drawing
for the especial accommodation Of gentlemen 81 miseode
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NNIYEKsARY AppREss OF lhe rweniy

AAnnual Fair Of the American lnsumie-Ihe non
Washington Hunt who had prepared to deliver ms address
is uuexpectedy detained At home by severe illness IN DIS
family pom hasty notice, Rev stephen n Isng u u
has kind consented deliver The address NJ the IaDei
nacle this evening, Thursday the l2h INST al hai pssl
O'Clock select choir from the Alen.st Church broad
way Tabernacle and from the Plymouth Church o. btoos
lyn viii perform under The direction Of george Andrews
n original Ode written for the occasion by sebA smith
ard also an original Ode by Prof Abbott, the music com
posed by George Cuni-s The whole to conclude win TIE
grand chorus % Mozarts Twelfth Mass.
Tickets free 10 be- obtained At tho desk OF ine Clerk a.
Castle Garden and the Managers, one OF whom VIII
be At the door Of the Tabernacle
~ The Exhibition continues open al Castle Garden
The Csule show al Forty. iourthst closes t0csy. hoa
Races Of The Institution on MOndsy next lo'A hs, AZ
O'Clock, 7 NJ. or
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE oct AR schf Wilmington plJ, RI Jaueno
BOSTON l0Ar barrie furE. Nkeron, and Delaware f.hef
PhfA-fhs 1eezfaphed Polka Msianzae, ca. SHIPS WA
6ocdsrd Isy faneue Hall Scar Npfesn Clarsa A.
Colby Mobile haft lbena-. Huri buenos A. res kouo
Fostsr RIO Jsnsifos Ayois, kendnct, Charleston
NORFOLK s-Au bg Columbia, Holmes, before reported
poa;l I'm Baltimore bound 20 Weymouth Mass ~"
oI Hslans
Be susan lngsha B55dse betofe reported ashore Al New
fouN from Ge0feelWn bound 10 Boston lut % nf repairs
ns Brothers Adams reported ashore on Cape Henry
brig MafNlsui Young Boston. bound o. - Ma runs
put u lat 30. long 90 49, during severe gale
non ssh and wNw, bot msuuss ssiis stern ooaai &c
and shFtei Csfgo.
PHILADELPHIA II-Cid. barks Venezuela. WILSON Bar
r.lns-- Mal.I Id. Hoy M
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lFtGrsnd snd BroOme sts commencing on hVNpN Nt-
tober and continuing every night until farther notice.
SECOND WEEK Or THE RE-OPENlN0.
The original and we'll n)wn ChRlsTfs MiNSIhhL>i
forysnzed in 1877 WHOSE concerts this city for period
of Ten months received with such disinguse iaNof
and patronage have the honor Of announcing To me adies
and euteu-n Of New-lork and vicinity, that they viii
give series Of their popular concerts introducing svaney
on their Original Songs Choses, Characteristic Dances &c
Admission 3 cents Doors open al 7-concen viii com
mence Al O'Clock.
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every saturday con.
mencing st3 NJ. Under The management and direction 81
CHR1STl OF lWis
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CARPE'TING.
CARpETINGS

Attic OLD PRICES -RODERiCk LAWRENCE,
N u Canast st continues the very successful plan :"
selling Carpetngs reduced price, Aso, on Cioths ~
i2I Ind 1914 English Dngg.ts Russ Doofms,s star
rods. Window shades, &c. &c. Ok jus
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RICH ENGRAvIHGs.

4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of the hnesi French and
n Engsh Inc ard mezzoEf er2rayings lhogfsphs src
studies, co.ored a,d plain. For sale ~
az I'M. Z ANTHONY, s5 Broadway.
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~ASDI.Fs-ao boxes sssmantine CANDLES sxss ard
y fours-Hoibroox ard SANKEY'S manufacture VIII %
found OK superior quality. For sale 81
ol2 D. j. NJ HOYT, SONS, I7s Wahinzoos~
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BUCKWTIEAT.

L,xTRA NEW HuLLED BUCkWHEAT-
1rhs prepared 10 receive orders for now
hulsd Buckwhea carefully packed In barrels half barrels
quarter and eghth barrels also 10 neatly marked bags o. ~
and Is bs each warranted new full weight, and equal IN
quality any market Orders from the South and Lss
accomp anied with city reference, will meet With prompt
attention. j. I. J. o. FhOSi, ~ rIont1
one door below Peckslip
N B-A constant supply Of extra superhns Flour white
and yellow Indian MeaI, kin-drisd Corn Meal, Graham
Flour and uperor Oatmeal IN barrels hafbsrels small
o.rsaga. .n1 h.gs OF 3mts
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~ Card.-At a meeting of large number OF the
member. of onion Lodge No. Z78 q. Of q. r on Mon
DAY evening October y the following Preamble and ne
solutions were unanimously adopted, and ordered to oe
published
Uhe,oys Brother OF this Lodge died, al late hour on
Saturday, h. the 7h Al the How ard Hotel corner OF
Maiden lane and Broadway, from an aneursm OF the an
dolninsl soTta,
Aad Hheyoas The Proprietor Of said hotel (shere our
emptonty upon having body removed on Sunday, p
mountaineering there malignant, contagious or IN
fecous disease apprehension ON the part Of said
Proprietor the bosrders his hotel stating that II the
were not removed by the Lodge or by The friends
OF the deceased no would himself have Them sent tome puo
nc vault IN ST Johns burial ground.
iad Uhereas The indecent haste with winch the remains
Of Brother ordered from said hoei scNccS al
foroed time make the incipent preparations tor hs ue
neni the remains having been placed, hfough te NINA
Of Nj DUNSHEE the undertaken IN the lecluoToohi
OF the Reformed Dutch Congr.g aona Church where lhey
renamed from Sunday ? NJ unul Monday NJ being me
only place OF deposit which. with the short notice gwen
could be found therefore
Received Thai deem duty owe 10 our decessed
broer as To ourselves TO express our marked us
appreciation Of the conduct OF The Proprietor OF seld hoe
which has been ssceIsined upon inquiry, entirety Win
oai precedent among the other hoiekeepers OF the Guy
kssre6 That The preceding Preamble and Resolutions De
paosnvo uuav he direction Of the officers OF tbs meeting
70 me end hs the Onion Lodge may be usunod a. 10 me
indecent haste with which the mortal remains Of our late
Brother hurried away from the hotel and were saf
ered TO remain eotareroom Aforesaid until they were
oopsisrcd 10 their last resting .plsce.
J. $ REDFlELD, Chairman,
7 A HANS. Secretary Ol2liDAW
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nvc,> Ann SACRED uU-IC CONCERT

UNI JOHN LUNDEL from =. Peicrsburgh, vfgailsi
OF the Church OF the in Brooklyn mas The honor To
announce ihst he viii give Concert Consisting o' Ofgipa
and elect pieces for the Organ. Solos Choses, SC Al
the Church of the Saviour Perrepoutst broosyn' on
TUESDAY EVENING, I'm Inst
Mr. Zundel will be assisted this occasion by sewers
Vocalsts aud an efficient Chorus Particulars
In fitnre advertisement Tickets % each. OLE Srs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

FOR sALE-A Superior sorrel horse, Wild iop
80 lsruess-ts- lsfter n-~ anf maze ~
GCAcrs-r VIII be sod iOw. The owner h.Fi.3 to1e
.hcosd NAY BE- seen a. las Wasninsio1N 0A- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

beg 10 nonfy er f1encs snd the pubic ssr-
orally hat they removed from lh- corner OF Cans and
Mercer sls 70 The store s. C.na. formerly ocruped by
MessY. A Arnold Co. tone door from her Old stand
Their present STOCK Of Fall silks shaws closfs yzettes,
uerroes tres, materials housekeeping goodskc 10 very
extensive and choice Will Be found Inspection, vel
worthy Of hs attention Of purchasers % Leb-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIRIO,-, AsTOR-rLACE. BROADWAY
Door open a. 81 begins ~ ~ frcsciy Admission, on
n, Ms-r-stys rixtts Boxes snc ParQgeeie. q Auphi-
ihesier Sc Other nights So cts 20 Al para Of ne house
-. .erts fall and choice company in or1er 20 repre-
-, win unsurpassed eject tgrng The residue q TIE
- variety Of The best trsmsc entertainments OF ne
Tgi'RSDAY EVENING. Oct T., Shskspesre's
HAMLET Prince Of DermaH
Hamlet 49, Mr. Mscresdy. Laertes ...-......-.. .sfs-
iibo., Ryder Rossncrsnfr ..... .McDoasL
King CiAadias Keller ~ Grasedi eyer I sscie
Horauo. ....... Charles. Fl Orsveligger-. MARSHAL
Po.ouius . ChlrpsuGs.e Queen ..-.t.- Mo VI Jones
Osrick .......... Crisp Oplsiis -- ...Hts MaeOef
Olarer Of an hour inierin.ss'oe
To be 10 ioT "a BY he Farce OF
EATON SOY ~.
Tom Miss Issbei Dickinson Fanny Miss sane pesso
Dabster. John SETON >sy....Mss hasr uO..
BUTTONS THsATER, cHAmBERs-sr =
Farce OF POOR FILLICODDY. Co.,
J. Pl.ooddy Mr. Burton ssrsh Blunt. Mss sinclsl
AMER witch original locs Drama called
NEW-YORK IN SLICES
Grsba ....... Nj Hamilton Preuyuan. Mr. Rssuionc
Mrs Tompkins. Mrs Vernon Peggy Orskears hnign
To conclude with the Bsrle.Sue opers, enuded
LUCY DID SHAM AMOUR
Enrico - Nj + Never Count EcgNdo. j ohnsion
Iucs - Miss Chapman Alice NJ IS sincla All
Procedures Circle and Psrcueue, - cs Family Cir
cle 3 cts Doors open s6i-Cnriain will rise Al =
DROADwAN THEATER.-Doorso gsss, 81 :; per
ID forrnance TO begin AZ y ociocs-Thl k>DAf
EIENiNG Oct y vii be performed the Opera inS acts o.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL CO.
Thsddeus Mr. Reeves Arins 49, MI M.' ss.r.
Dew. shoof Mr. Seguin Gipss queen WIS n''P'
To conclude with NE Farce Of
THE DUMB BELLE.
Dress Circle and Pafcuee. - cis tsmy VICE VIC uP
per Tiers 25cts Gallery, entrance on Ah-ouy ~ -
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P A HAws Secretary ol7 liDSW

~ YOUNG Mems Northern Light Associa-
non.-Ihe Trends OF HENRY CLAY and Of the lsmented
SLAs WGssI hsve united upon The broad platform Of Free
dom aud their third grand rally will take place on Thurs
dsv evening, oh met at ITALIAN Hall $eA rand-s near
The nocuou OF East Broadway 81 I. oclook Hon Willis
Hal Hon J l. White and others viii address The meeting
Lei he friends OF Free Soil and Ct tho Buffalo Platform
10 their fun strength. BY order OF the Tx Committee,
ALFRED ROE. President
JAMS TsokSE, (se--e..-ies
J.Nrs { HoLNEs. 'eN'o'" oil 2ds.
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ALMANACS FOB Ie49,

ALMAHACS FOX 1879,
DuBLISHED BY FOWLERs WELLS, III Nassau 81
Il For sale a. the cost Of manufacturing.
Pnrenological Almsnac for 1913
Water Cure Almanac for l5fs
Tobacco and Health Almanac Tor 1913.
= 1W. publish eli works % PhrenoiOgy, Pnysloiogy
Physioxuotny and Magnetism. also the Water Cure
Phrero.oglcs ColsulIsuons daily 81 l5 Sasss1t IN Gle
800 oeus
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] W BROWN, Aucticneer.
EIR<ITIRE AND HOUSf.FVk

CABINET FURNITURE AND HoUsEfpR
I NlsHING GOoDs-THuRsDAl; October ~ at w
o.cocl At lc2 BroAdwsy--J. W BROW y will se al snc-
n without reserve to psy advances, large assortment
f desirable furniture comprising mSrheop mshogsny ana
tsss hair mattresses. wsrirohes book dining, tea
card and sofa tables msfbeop center tables sofas snd ma
hogany chairs OF various styles dvans coufhes ns' an,
ny - nS ..,,.i.. oil Hiss
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EOR GENTLEMEN's. FALL AND WINTER n sII

Tor GENTLEMEN'- FALL AND WINTER
L WEAR-An assorn-ni q goods eoEPr,isnz a. ne
Ovs-o.tiugs hen VII be made Up 70 order a. our pro-
srssiv moderate charges, While he sane ent-svors WI
:. b.vs riv-f s;ye a1c clarscfer u our gar
.rf nrersderce with hedi-cernIn-, the Sane nay oe
-esrEed Ia reference lie extensive resdynsds stock
- -. $3.50. "a hard comprising Overcoats- Closks
~. - grk Coats PznAloons, hess. &c from vhlen
n. trs5e of distant che. car obtsin supply
WM I J.S 80. 80 RSady.rasSe Garments. 81
~ 70 1000 American Hotel Oh rs
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~yv cnon. FOR Cash AT LOW PRICES
H.. S,ssrssr~. s.1res. Flannes, Blankets, Prints
airSssn. M.srs Alpaca, Dress Goods se ior sac ~
oln jig ,s.- W MATHEWS. g Csihsnne-st
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and DraItinH-The undtTslgned pIopaIo sVoVIlValIV'
and drawings build models Letters Patent 10 Inn
country and Europe dispose of Rights and DO all that
needfa for the Inventor or Patentee
WALTER HUNT co Attorneys and
DIP .awDxWu Solicitors of Patents, 10 Walist.
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MAGICAL SOIREES.

At THE NEW ROOM. $50 BROADWAY, next door
y above the Broadway Thesier -Sgror Misnem snd
Madame Levasseur continue 20 give their very besliie
Sorees interspersed with the most astonishing eNpen
merits IN popular Msgc Csirvoysnce, and an eNhioluon
Of the nsphanous TahesuN Magic Pictures, when nave
baen received with unbounded applause BY fsshonaose
and hted audiences and which has Just been added
correct view Of the ascent and perous descent OF MI
(;vp.ors balloon. nj London Admission . cents Doors
nnsn 8 I Commence a. I. n.c.cck OF. 1Ns
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" tonsumrtion.-There Is, pcrhsps' no disease
~ Ach country effected. which sweeps on an
haAy many victims that fell destroyer Of The human
ne Consumption Day after day, year amer year The III
=. A monster naes 10 The portals Of The cod and silent
sae hesh added victims 10 is conquest No Walk OF ME
ssefed from its bhghung iufaenco- No age - exempt
ue'a rs desh dealing shans The Old, The mlddlesged,
- ne young al alike. food for his enemy OF
.snsnd The whIshared Patriarch, whose life Of tent
psee has rendered his system mpeoas to the attacks
- ef lis, and whose deeds prepared him for The enjoy
se1s Of HES calm evening hnds Cousu pton fssen It's
sc upon BIS vsls, and tearing him nom world ever
spent
h ihere no hep for the afflicted No preventative Of the
,<s which besc, us tn chsngesbe and rcse cline
elhnk there Is WIsTAKs Balssm Of Wild Cherry Is Of
's,ed 10 suffering world a. snch.
uee value and intrinsic excellence sufficient 10
"Wsft fsme"
name Of its inventor, benefsctor OF hts species
Sone 10 genuine unless signed BUrrs on the wrapper
o. sale wholesale and retail by Messrs A. B. d. Sands
.Wsainot n Johnson. rs Broadway, II East Broad
49, asvisnd, Reese Co. 50 Maiden lane ssd by The
eagsss generally. lrrh
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CRoTON MILLS FLOUR.-w; \ G. BELTS.

hsving entered into sngefnenis WIN ne pfopretors
for he purpose viii supply a. mil prices tne dlHereni sr
Ia Al Croton Nils 1Nl Cherryst viz Ex-
ira Nbest Graham snd Rye flocr FOR tsmes me BOILED
While md yellow Indian Meal and Bnekwh 10 ~ ana
sa IN rs a. well As barrels ana half barrels Also their
Essn. nd Whesen rts Boxes for orders are e a. Tue
following plsces
Z Healy's milk depol, i59 Bowery -
- W6eala,'s ,ast store or Th;reeelhst and FourIhsY
i D Hunt. Indian medicine store, - Hoaston-si
Hec ker's bread store, Ill West Broadway.
p Cummings fruitery, IS Eighth-svenue
William Daniels pork store. 70 sprng-st
Heck~r's bread store. fs5 Pesrls;
- OH 1ros w. 4 o. BELTS.
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NEW HULLED BUCkwHEAT FOR SHIP
lNPING CROMWELL 4 BIRDSALL, 40 Frontst COZ
Of Beekmsn are now prepared receys orders for Brch
wheat Of superior quality put In very neat con-
ssng Of barrels halves quarters cighhs, boxes and bags
Of 40 and "a lbs % lmis'
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fDAKNUM,s ANERICAN MUSEUM.--P.

ID BARNuM, Proprietor, IIlTcHcocK, MansgrT-sPlsh
ala Performances every afternoon and AT O'clock and
every evening at u Major Llenger who Is 70 years Old,
intelligent aud interesting and weighs only IS pounds
Crest Western, the Yankee Comedian, Sable bromer-,
Ethiopian mnstrels the three Highland Mammoth Boys
Gisnt or Mammoth Baby; two living Orang Onisngs WAX
Scripture Stausry. Admission To he whole, including
Museum Performances, LlehngeTs, &c. y cenls chill
dren under 10 years Of age and old enough to walk alone
IA cents Reserved front seats shilling each extra.
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tfi,)lDiS.

DUBLIC EVENING ~CHOOL-.-Nouce is here
preuces sud others whose AyOcaons prevent Their
attending the day schools w be opened on Monday eve
Ming The 10th snt for term q seventeen weeks IN ne
Of the male Departments Of the following school
Houses
81 Hars-wlrs School House s. io between chat
ham and Ms.sol.
80 Hard-pal H01.e ll Dlsle e. Church
-i school H1n-e Solo M11e s'lssr M11Elme
Hard Ward school Hose So o. CLARK 20 between slrs ana
Brore.
at Hgra-Pu school Hos.- -, ooroi Haf.on and Grove sts
l0i Ha~d-Wsrl school H1ue so I1ioT -t bear p-sncy
lt school H0u- 40 stanton rn-r o ,h-fi
I1h HariNar1 ~hoo Ho-.~ 70 D. fre = mar ~ ave-
1874 WgrdWaf >hoo' hol-e 10 H. Orange ~ near 1snn
fah UarI-War Ho.-e so ltteeut a. l~s>t t A.
lsf H4~f-pub soo House twenty seventh - l-a,f
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR The EDUCATION % FEMALE
Noce also given that Evening schools for the educauon
# females will be opened Monday the 1jd INST 10 The
Female Departments ofhs following School Houses
4a HarI-w3 School House SO Dbl, James o. between Cha
barn sai Madison
i Harl-Wsrl school House sos. Can bet BRONX Puns
Ila HarI-Wari s,ioo. House 80 Luiovst near Den,.
Competent and experienced teachers have been engaged
and everything provided that may be required 20 conduct
these Schools and afford thorough instruction 10 me pupS
charge Apple sOns for admission must be made al
the school Rooms a. soon he Schools are opened.
Officers Of the Board Of Education
EDWARD b FELLOWS, CHARLES J. DODGE'
PHILIP W. ENGs. JJsTJs ;. hEDf lELpi
WILLIAM 5. CONELY.
Committee on Evening Schools Oh JUS
IrRESCU CLAS-Es.-Prof EDWARDS will re-
ceive pupils his private classes Al Wafren-sl Mon
DAYS Thursdavs Twehsi Wednesdays and Saturdays;
ID he Professors residence $40 Broadway. Tuesdays and
particulars inquire Of Mr. EDWARDS 3l9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ Free Lecture on Pbrenoiogy.-Mf H. N
FOWLER, the celebrated PhreuOogst, viii deliver Lee
the Principles of Phren0ogy, before the Young
Mems Debating Society, al their rooms, Ill bowery ms
Thursday evening at O'Clock Ladies and gentlemen are
Invited 10 attend
N Is Letters from Henry Clay and Martin Van Buren,
be the Society setting forth the advantages OF
being connected with such body. OH I'M
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

o. Rev W. 4. Frey. the converted German Jew
and widely known for his lifelong labors with his own
nsiion TO bring them Christ viii preach At the Christie
II CoDgTeg auonal Church this Evening Thursday al q
O'Clock. or IL
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Clinton Hs Present number Of volumes rsing p 600 and
Constantly Increasing Number OF periodical pubic aioni
i2ken- Reviews and Mag sziues American and bush-ls
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12


6. STORE TO LET-A part u the large store ,,5
NJ Broadway corner Of Anhonyst 10 let o. low fen'
- OH 81
- TO LET-The rvo-s,ory house 81 Mercerst be-
~ tween Spring and Pnnce-ss Possession on OF be
- fore lat Nov. Inquire Oh the preinses OH 1s'
g. HOUSE TO LET, AND FUkSITukE FOh
I'll; sALE-The house situsted on tho Norm SIDE on
stage route annual rent " tIo mo fafniiafe new
amounting 10 sb0u s1G Address H. 81 this once oll IL
- HANDSOMELY FURSIsAED suit u rooms
u. with bathroom sisched- 10 let together OF sngiy
- - Hudson u Terms moderate References rsqun
ed OH "
- DWELLING HOUSES AND BUILDING
3 LOTS Al private sale In the Guy Of New Brunswick,
- New Jersey, where health and facilities, economy and
convenience, all combine, IN preaching this place a. des
rsble residence. Inquire u PETER COSOVkR, Resl
Estate Broker, New Bmnsvtck, ~. J. oil SusThsAru'
- TO LET-ln Jersey City 10 minutes " ala from
Wss Ferry the two new cottage h0gses on 6fandG
- containing x each with freplaces, ne Plsfzs
Ia front, commanding usw Of tho Nurovs, New fost
Bay Nc Good cistens and wesLvaref convenient
small family viii ind lhese houses very conyere1t keaf
els rE lst Of May nexf. Apply 10 Y. o. WAkkhAh,
ol25t' hontzoDefyst Jsrssy City, near Sssry
- CHOICE FARMS 10 . very healthy situation,
near the city Of New Brunswick, " J. are DOW ofsrsd
for sale and may DO purenassd % scconmoding terms
yor particulars apply 10 PETKR COSOVER, Real Lsssts
and stocx Broker, Geofge-st New. BranswicE
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