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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
Pact. for tho People.

Previous 70 the late nomination of Mr..
Matsell for reappointment to the Office OF
Chief Of Police. we very respectfully called
the attention of his Honor, the Mayor, to
fact Of which we had lately become aware,
and which rendered Mr. Matsel forever
inconpetent to hold any Office under the
Citv Charter. We asked the Mayor TO
look into the matter we Informed him
though he must have known It before
where the evidence in the case was to be
found and we earnestly entreated him.
from regard 10 himself. TO the law. and TO
his position before the people of the City,
TO ascertain the fact, aud not to make an
Illegal nomination.
The Mayor despised this advice and
made all Illegal nomination. He nominal
ted to the Office OF Chief of POlice-one OF
the most important offices in the city-a
man who. BY the very words, and the whole
spirit and intention OF the law, cannot be
constable. nor even a messenger under the
City government
And this the Mayor did after ample warn
ing. and with abundant time for dellbera-
ZION. And Mr.. Matsell. knowing as he did
the whole of the facts, knowing that he was
ineligible, that his nomination was an insult.
and his confirmation would be an outrage
OF the law, yet sought and received NOM
nation as executor and guardian of that
law
We make no comment on things like
these. The People Will make their own
comments
Here are the facts
The nineteenth Section OF the Charter
provides that,
Nomember of the Common Council, Head Of De
parment, Chief OF Bureau, Deputy thereof or Cierk
therein, othT officer Of The coPorai'on shall De a.
recty or indirectly interested IN any contract WOrk,
or business or the sale of any article the expense
prce consideration of which Is paid from the clty
Treasury or by assessment levied Oy any dcI OF
ordinance of the Common Council nor IN the pur-
chase of any real estate other property belonging
TO the Corporation. rbch shall he Sod for fdres 'r
ossesswe7fSs
And the twenty-ifth Section provides
that,
ANY officer OF the City Government, or person ~
persons employed in any department thereof, VINO .
shall willfully violate any OF the PROVISIONS Vi ms
Chatter or commit any fraud, or convert any oil the
public property his own use, or knowingly permit
any other person so TO convert IT, shall De qeelheu
guilty of a misdemeanor, and IN addition 10 the pen
allies imposed BY law. shall forfeH has otce ami be
erclnded forerer Gfttr from receums ~ "oS'pS "y"
fce bnder The Cify charter
Now there is kept at the Controller Of
fee book called = Record of Sales Of
Taxes" in which are recorded the names
of all who buy land sold by the Corporation
for taxes or assessments. And by this
book it appears that G. w MArSELL, Chief
Of Police. and G.. w. NORRIS, one of his
Assistants, have at various times bought
lard thus sold as follows
Date II Land Years
he nug1 fn
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worse than crimes Now there is no lstake IN The nj %
ms.sy,emen n nf.llble as a rule IN mathematics Then
he makes set of Shirts with unequaed dispatch, ana
never dsappnnts customer, either As 70 the time 'f Tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

AIN EsyysscHEIp Halter I07 Nassau-s corner OF
ADn-s viii the Fail fashion for Gentlemen ha,s
IN Saturday next the 10th INST This style 81 nat II en-
,,,.iv new and IN connection with the Gents costume Tor
the season The only tests Of excellence are @
snd These tests he courts WITH ms p % M
Nh ~" ~ IT,. ~. :. - 81, aBlf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

GOOD lNvESIMENT.-IO be sold the
stock fixtures and Of rst class Fam Grocery
tcaed of the best situations the city The above
for rUterITsng will DC hound an investment rarely
offered Stock best quality and Ia be sold low
Applications directed To GRO IN, az broadway POST
Once. N3l otIuThASt
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~ Tbs VICrlM's SoLlLoouy

To he OF not 10 he tina, Is the question
Whether us wiser 10 D. bed bug bitten,
Or not 70 Do thus punciured IN eur slumoer>.
When l.NoN proters ease lel's sleep once move
let's end these bed-euss and each insect pest
That preys upon ANNOYED humanity.
rs ac,nsummation devou;y 20 bc WISHED -
pr,nc:pal Depot foT LYONS Msgneuc Powder and Pulls
a, The jestruction NJ insects and vermin ss Brcad~sy
mia NN&,tXs
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~ Fop TENDER FEnr. the only posi-

,,ye remedy d, BusH's CgI,N LiNiNENr' !, never
,sis pnncnal aapd si9 Greenwich. corner et Duane
a. ais, of + Nj Guion. cor. Grani-si and boMef,
Kendall s. Co als Broadway; IN HrecktSn OF mr. hsNs
,Ts Tnitn II ana Doc, Palmer, lSS Myrtle ax rrs -
cents per bottle su' t~eiuAH~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

SO NAssAU-sT-Boot-m makers Union Asso-
cation Boots Shoes Caters al retail for wholesale Prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

~ Lew price does not constitute cheap
ness n many find to who buy common shoes
made patent leather that often cracks u pieces
wearing. Those who want really good Boots
Shoes hal better at once to WATKINS. ia Fulton
fniI nTices AUG 3tSTu&rh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

q FowLrRs & WILLS, Phrenologlsts
"A p,A,aAa, Citation Hall lSi Nssssa-ss the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

sale be,onglng 10 Localt bought TOT.
lSiq.
Dee 20 Estate 4 "
Dec n II Delafeld 10th between lst and 2d-
Dec o. WIN Brishn. sd ST. between I'd and 81 Az
Dec a. A X Thorp 89h- Il between ith and jth-av-
Dec 20. W Wolsey l0th-ay between Saith and Soh>t
1850.
Jan !. D Moeanor, l2ah-st between It'll and Sth-a'
Jan : { H. l30h-st between 81 and iih- AZ y
Ian g. b. Streetcr 82d-si between 18th and 2h-ay. 81
Ian Stcbhns 18th s. between 81 and 9TH ay--- s.
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~ A Great Reduction in the prices of

CnsI,b and American Three PLY and Patent Tspestr In
yTan Carpeting, Hearth Rugs, Floor on Cloths ~'noo"
Shades, Table and Piano Covers &c, at No 70 B9"eitn
HIRAM AnpEPsON's H0usekeepers should VISIT the eight
SPACIOUS saIesooms Of that famous Carpet establishment
and NAL selection from those aud beautiful Car
pets, &c
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SUMNER UNDER sHIR1s.-Thls superior

rrcle 10 i've had at the New-York Stocking FacoTy NO
l0< oyery cannot be too strongly recOmnehoeo 70 'e
,.hc They are composed Of material that Is hght 70
yssr ,bsoyb, nersDlrafton unshrInkabe when washed
md for health ar comfort cannot be surpassed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

" PALMER d Co.'S great California FIX
press viii Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
than any other responsible Company Through IN thirty
i've DAYS charge. PALMER Co, so Broadway, an
thorised Agents of 4. s. n Steamship line ly32tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

HuRL-GATE. Mons. Mallleiert reports
10 rs that siuce he anchored the PotRock Float IN
Iiurl- Gate Channel, three collisions with vessels
passing through IIurl-Gate have taken place. The
first was on Fnday, when large fore-and-1f
schooner came drifting with strong tide broadside
against the Float. The schooner slowed around, aud
tho next tide Il discovered that she broke one OF
the anc hors the Float short off. Saturday morn
ing II vas found that another vessel had run against
the Float the night, As one OF the giard'tnDsf,
the Float was found admit On sunday afternoon,
the schooner Flash, Of Camden, y j., took the inner
channel, instead Of snchonng in Hsllet's Cove, a.
other vessels had done whose captains we're nose
cautious, and run her Jio.bOom into the Rigging Of
the Float and Immediately both the schooner and
the Float we're admit. The captain Of the Flash re-
fused assistance 70 secure the Float, but a. hna)
brought 10 shore a, Wreckers Island I'VE miles from
It's anchorage and mas since been to~ed back TO Po'
cove and Will be anchored upon Pot Rock a. 500"
as the anchors are up. Captains Of vessels passing
through the Gate will please bear IN mind the ai's
cuties attending The anchorage OF the flost o '"~
rock. and use all the Gaze that Is possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

sualy Pesdy made WHITE and eolored Grass and Linen
Coats Zephyr Cloth. Merino. Alpaca and. Lusicr do
angle Ilied Cashmere Merno, Bonbazne and Drilling
Panalaons witt large assortment of Linen, Marseles
aud oihsE v ests a. our usual moderate prices
wS I. JENNINGS Co 23 Broadw.y.
lsistf American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

SEFros's BENEFIT The kab,tues Of
Nib.os fashionable and popular saloons Will be glad
70 earn that they have opportunity tonight Of
tes,Ifying their appreciation Of Manager sefton's
successful efforts amuse and edify them during the
summer. The performances tonight NIL be for the
benefit OF Mr. SETON. and embrace an extraordinary
array Of talent IN the various branches generally
found at Nlolo's. Either The Ravel. Burton would
attrac, crowded saloon. 0ui the Manager Is not
satisfied With less than both companies appearing on
the sane evening The Rayel Family give tne1f Ia
yonte Comic PaItomIne Of Jeanette ana Jeanot,
and Burton plays Toodle 1l.d the Wandering MN
.irel.
~ We call attention 70 an advertise
u.cLt Offering reward fof the recovery oil she oS''
NJ Jul.a PesrrslDe drowned by tho up'esoos " 'a~
u. .l.l.! s,lph d. Tilpr~i1y OF llsi ters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

Some of this land has been redeemed,
G.. w. Matsell and G. w. Norris receiving
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

Ia The numbers must if frtrY pulfeu on o. ~ds "a
tbe rlIt, accnrdng t0 Jaw All the carts tfDghf ~ ths
at de of Br1adw1 pi-t th5 Clly Hal, where they
as d - asrected and fir Dbl IceGse checked. which
must then BE- presented fot ET.t Safsnal ~ fcbe ~ a.
Carmen are particularly 4sstc- ~ apply -hc d. $
,e-.enaf e,I above ior fhe.r -Dscflys nr al0srs
10 is Mt Lawful o. renew LsAAes 14teT the 10 day
October -
Bsggfge WagJs an1 afeT elcts Tor the fa1f p0f'aon
u tces lrom place '9 J.Ce wltIn the c Is directed
I the Glowing eKtraris rom fT Or1laance
SErl Ever Cart IlIel. Wss1t Dray, or 0hef We
lc.c drawn b. .n1Is AJfsfs ~ othfT +aiAa.s,
HA Aicn thal be ket, se1 1Tren ~ smpl1.sa loi .ns
transport c0Lye = "a nk lioh
rlce 10 place within the cf % ssy ia ~ me go.
~ 1ay for such trans pDrrlfi.r. .hai Dt ue'''- p
lc cirf, within the meanng 10 ih1 sfaI" ' I ay
r.. .sch nnh5r q ar nj hrlt ont1Eine License
f5eysf f,5n the Nog ~ sI1 CT, 1s hereinaiir proVi-
jed mall 10 desme zua s si0ist,n a tnis HoiA<hee
s-j No., ia far ll, eEceccire ien fllls's' ~ I'M
-. .rt 80 erreetins ler Dag tor fFefy ofenss
S. e. .hsl r.t 30 ia"iul fVf my pef-
- =, -ec.iye or % hold Lcsase f' keep Pnpiic 'Sns
-, D.. = ptbllc (annlL. Hule-s BE- 10 a cibl"n 81 bs
T,ea states and has q. J. ans resdes ~ilh hs ian.
K ii, .s,d city, Or H. ha family -ha nave ies.es
bm.ef tn rem drnng fa- incntn- re..1it anu "a
H. arfual owner ~ ne carts. ~bh GOO hsfses
Seredrr ~ bcsLsed o. p- fcs as P1Dc tais in1 the
N.tnr NAV exanne uLfsr sth a.! lcrsons @ftHng -
holding sny such cs1s~ is TeLr"al theft - tvlcnIns
fber sua HOns 3trfs4la 10 ~ hcensff Lfr hah
4, fsan. sual.leo. sal Je g1.l ~ Qfcff % hS
"''''' 'H' ma FInt Marshal.
u,voR'.OtyrlE ge-- . ,i2g y ,oSeod
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l)iano-G Gortes.

ANOIIAN PIANO-FORTES.-Pur-
EA chasers Of Pianos are invited 20 call the sub
scrhers and examine their extensive assortment y ne
above beautiful instruments made by haiett DAVIS ~
Inc Instruments (o1th and without Colemans fol an
Aacamcn from tls celebrated AoGse are to' ia'"iaDJ
known % require euconium
Ofher Pian0s new and Old, taken m eHcAahIs
Money advanced ON Pianos
secori-h and Pianos for sale and 10 1ue 10
J. = GOULD co,
Muse Publishers,
s9.f No Zg7 Broadway.
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nODWOpTU' PRIVATE

A.BtN~ISG ACRDE1iY. =. 4is Rrc-r- - -flf
R-o<fxav Tar es..l. ao-t FLl crea f'- tie eha ---
ysaseL ~ MONDAY ~.
Ss--JS~v .-z /! 81 t1r I@s .g % -- tr f-'f'-' o.
a-d a. = auc 9 .or Gtlr.e-.e-
Prve'e lese.rs - enY tf .aft az .. -.''i
..s-t.i- s.. -.e. colc.sd ls.s .-fhcPsf''
kf~.-t.v Srl-.ss f p chi I-er sTl f7fr Frrn.s
= e-4-on e.. a.l i.c danes .i f-l-T "a -'- iie
rilsS. Nh b, .e'.8,-.a .a ..e 'l.--'-t -'i E.
.. H.. I'D. t. E---.l -4l .aa.a 1l-
.-rarror. e.-s aafe also been sLe p Nt'- lt
ra cer ~ ..-e --r.irrfl r.--t- 4 --t - i-'
vii tr .r rrrf..a-rtl 20. we'd -- e.. sl -cf d.
"p.aro-f1r g. .alr 20 Dances --- i' ---'-t
c.r 20 had era sir ~ tAf acatr.lf
PersH-s ce,l-0ss al ~ ..4t. ID -'-- "
.ar'y agrlca-l.l II eIcer : .4c-@-e tae i--.n 90
s.assss.
Pr.yste c.as.t,. aca4tn-es. y hrl.-'. ---srdstto
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
tTREET DEPARTMENT., No.

~.
- HALL OF RECORDS Public notice - hofen7 CIV
en that the following resolutions have heeu presented m he
Board of Assistant Aldermen To OPEN and GRADE
FORTY-SIXTH-ST from 8h ~ 20 Broadway. T. FLAG
e spare feet wide through SIDEWALKS y - D'tHe,s
Broadway aud Gth-av Aso the follow .esDutloD To
REPAVE and GRADE OLIVER ST. trm water 10
south - All persons interested having oDeeucns th'ss'o
are requested % present them to the uldefssnse
has Office before he 3ph ia, II Sept Der INST -
September Co. 1871 JOHN + DODGE,
III Street rOmmifsiOuer.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
INnR SuRFMSRNRY. LONG
Coruoralion Notices.

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
y MENT TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals
,,,o,,ed Proposal fur building Sewer n tth st.,
viii h, received the ofcc ID the tropn AQuetnct De
uarfnent (Rotunda Paris nntii " WEDNESDAY ne s.h
da, Of October 1851 at o.ogs 7 M t,ogud SE Eh'
with the necessary REC EWING BASINS ana tuL-
NFRTS m THIRTY SEN ENlH STREET, nom uh-av.
o. "a point H5 feet we-ttemg IN length about ~ hel.
rns uan of the Sewer and specifications for the building
of the same and all other lAorma'er relating thereto can
m obtained ON application 10 the Contract ClerA, st ths
NICHOLAS DEAN.
~ e. lTr Anne lfIf Dar..f
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
IyM. II. LEGGETT'S CLASSICAL

NJ WI dHu , = Iii Iii M ~ ,enened IN Nov
DAY Sent Circulars may be obtained Al Lock wood -
Se lii BroadTay Evans aud Butans, No. 597 Broad
xav or of the Principal No. 273 ltth-st. 20 iinelo
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OF REPAIRs AND

VI tIl n - - - -, ~, nrt, -
FPS pY0no.as Wa oe - II the once sfthe
Coissloner er of hegs sld Sc yyles gntl lIUkDAY,
oc,1r an AZ Y 0clrcA ~ Il eh'ch time they w1 be
nrfl.clF 0Dertd. for lnaslnz ALIEkAIlONs and EN-
IAEGEMENTt - ~ HOUSE II ENGINE co NO. %,
.n rsroie q Builders au estimate Tor The h1sos ana
Ca4peuter work separately paal and specification 81
ns ors rpq liTed and ail lIDatIl in regard thereto
n BE- kad Al o g TIE super ntsldaa VI Repairs -
Prblc Bulldlngs No. Il ElixabsIa-st Blank ssiHh--Ss
ss a rs ( rnfs,sd a. efl.r otice
Eth con li. o1eT receives the risfi ~ fflT'ths
Ill -anf ftls e.t.,rs t deemed TOR the inlee 'i Nie
rrr.f. WH ADAtiA
>Dt x f.l C,m'r 4 Repairs and s-fl lea y
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roRp0RATJON NOTICE-PubIic

Y notice is hereby gwen O. the owuer or owners occu-
,n or occupants of AL houses ana ois improved - nm
rt "a lands affected thereby that the following assess
m,lt, have been completed by the Assessors ard ara
lodged IN the Office ofthe Bureau OF Assessment q esa-
yl.n. bv all perS0ns Interested. For FLAGtlNG,
4 SPACE THEE FEET WIDE through EIGHTY
FOI RTII- STREET between 81 and ih-ays The llnits
embraced by such Assessment inciUde all fle several
Houses and lots Ground vacant Lots pieces aad parcels
If and suaied both sides OF 8ilhst. between 'd and
an ava An persons whose interests Affected ~ the
above named ssen anu hea opposed % the same,
or eithsr 4 them are 90 preset ther TONS
n rtrg % the undeT,ieutd 1t their Office, NJ Han ot
Re,0Tla thin thirty dafs from the date ot thus nfice
0eec Bursal of Assessu outs Street Deparm.Lt Sc 3
1901 SAMt ~ - dn ~ m0i = ,
so fDf ISAAC u. SMITH.
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y WASHINGTON COLLIE.

|"
nj C,trF INSTITUTE Nc "a Frur,L-s, ccr1ef q
We &c &c "a WasA .acTon sguaTe, (Messfe, CLARK
ssssSSING Principals ' osen ,' an a : yaI 70
nOrD@s5ol build nr vli 10 mo'et' !. is hoped th4
: w Of tbs I.sttGf.Cn e." da5s are -4l usual
ot -~o-e fAan 1ers-'cd -o IS pu-us y ne n
VI .d..ntages t,ty slN dCrge lram nc aldel yl d
G,st- t-e~rofsg for tie use cf nc schoo. and core
gsreft
aSs ever 6cen ;be ofthe Puaspas u ~ i1s,tu-
b3c,y ech0l sduccti1n 20 ths hlg1esf q,-lpedesree
10 x. .Ae, accOrdlng selected thls l1catoa, IN
a2asss ~ is beauty nd he4hiunes' ana "a. ne plI.
~ ~, ot bllt thereon f.e alu part % int Sfesf *
taee - rooms socially fiec inr ilstr1cIIa and
..'tse NEW ADDITION ample ID sile and number Tor
h-s6ysd ,rqlls. dev0.irg threc entire stre' ei ne
= 1910 ne uee II The Schl1i ng cOrner house,
40 % the dwelling par, occl-scd ~ one = he
- No 30 fourtl-.t. and ta-t II me School.
"a Macdougalst
rs"ra aEs for particular nf3uralrn may ae o9'alned
res Nos leq 200 and z51 Bfo-aw p. also No.
ssx.s.au-,f No. - 0th-dy .. TIE Drug store Unln
GI"Vcrel corner Of an ~ and Boad~aV, and a. The
,.suion TIE following patrons % which are regarded
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to CARTMEN to RENEW

Vtner LICENSES The ordinance for LIac.Bsas
and Regulating Pubic Ctlfs ind CaUmen " sdss hat
al Irenses shall expire ~ the day # October each
year movable previous fI hat tune 4 applied for at
sIcn time may be- appointed bf the Mayo
Notice - hereby gwen, that renewals u Lsccase 10
keep Public Carts and % ~ PuDle CaFtmsa vii be
granted ti- Office, between the hours II 20 VI and
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
HANCTNGBCADEMY. No. 10 Grand

DANCTNG ACADEMY. No. 10 Grand
A. e. 45o1rs from Brad .-P sAholtD, - es-
uey and f,s ona- - dances. whose --et does - ise
y recorrnenda-irr has o-- ec sa.0ors ir ,ts't,
sd ee euen ana cfl-r,n. Prsate lsss is gwen ia
families. -- . - r..,,- ,.- r.il
BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY, T rams IN Is nd i
- - : O--r- ana FrffoF-s-s one tH1- frEn Fli-
1s--P SARACCO fr1a No. l-1 Grand ~. \ w. =
has opened a Dancn- Salo f'I lales' F-nle it- lld
-t1-en cIaS,es PIRATE lessons gwen u families fts
cis .ses VIII c1rrrence on the Z9th INST ,
For particular, apply "a, hiS Academy "a --e sJ F5
sies ltfe new dances he American COtlion v.l -
taught % G. idIen with the greatest -recis4on
THIS advertisement ony intended for the ues, ca u
1oeefy - '-A
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
c-rrsr :. -. :. = =, 8. :. :. r1-rrns
READ AND BE CONVINCED

Tfe Tit1r sail De
Dr Hoaelad .or-;sd Gsru-la B.,-srs fr;he cnTs
# Liver r- H.. l-lLt s.t,sll. Chr. o. Ntr-
voLs D-lg arsssset. one o. ,ae NJ 80 poq ar me i-
ones q The f- These B-er have teen lsef tT h =
sends and fre1d a. our e.is saws ne hls himself IT,
rom The use ri tbs re- edr We are convinced tnai n
strength and vgor aC- -tly of -reaf rlu,erat.0u
They arc pleasant in taste ana ,reU and rln he used by
uersu with me most delicate stol.chs with et under
anv circumstances We are Speaking fI exnereace and
to the afflicted advise tht-s use
S0ft- Vft'
One Of The Dest literary papers published sand Angus IS
Dr Hollands German Btters manufactured oy DR..
80 oeriors ef he --.- ~ M ,--cls n r,ch eficarv
N casesof female weakness A. such Is the case would
selves much sickness Persons Of dt1ated constitute rs
VIII ind these Bter> advantage - health, Sua y
rsm experience 'he sautary effect hey have upon weak
Tie Daily Sea sass.
It.sc1o oi ne best medicines r me a-c 1T J-nndce
From Tle NJ -dey Ga-ef, ofthe best papers pnb-
"'''0 DR. -iF00FLAND'S GERMAN BrTTERS:
Is seldom tha We recon end what are termed r
tent Mciues 90 the confidence ld patronage = olr read
and therefore, when we recommend DR. Hooianf :
German B-ers WISH r. 90 10 rctly understood raat
not sleNu- az The lastruns ot the day. tnt are
nosed about fora 1ref uer and then forgotten, after =
has done ITS guty rae, Of mischief but o medicine long
established. universally prized. tnd which has met tAe
heart. arrTora i Of the faculty itself"
That his medicine uIil cir- Liver nnlaint and Dys-
peusa no doubt, after usn . as directed II acts
suecrraIy uron the stomach and vert preferable %
caiomel m al bilious diseases-the cec, is immediate -
They can he administered io Females o In ants with safe
" and reliable henenf. 90 any tune.
LOOK WELL TO THE NARK, OF TIE GENUINE.
They have the written signature ~ C. VI. JACKSON
upon the wrapper, AM the name aYWa n ie ult, "NA-
euf inch they are spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail, 2t
TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 800 Arc-sf one 1r below 6.h. lpha and by
respectable alers generally throughout the country
For sale. Wholesale aHd retail, by b. X d SANDS
corner II Fulton and Willam-sts. =. Y.
RETAIL AcESTs-CAarts II Ring, corner Broadway ana
John-st.. New I0rk. and Mrs. Hays Brooklyn.
% 3mNfX&S
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

MONTAGUE HALL, Court-st., Brook
I'VE lvn-Mr CHARRUAUD ard Ms A LANNAf
he cave 70 contradict rnOr I'D circulation IL ohsh'
bf hev are not % teach is city this season and ~ ne
se time 20 assure theI friends and patrons ana me IA
dss and gentlemen that ftcIr Dancing and Waiting CIs
win comuen on II ESDAI, october Il, a. the alo.
nlole Fe~dos the dances n vogue, the' vi! ntI'dl-e
Ia Nq-grkQ B0lsr0 and new Spanish Dance. Timely no.
flce as IN rartlcullrs In fu'u-e Advertisements
~ - -.~ C,iae. s14 c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
nATT0N.S INSTITTTION Al the

J0~ GREENE-ST.-Instruction will
> be resumed IN Mr. and Mrs KIDDER SCHOOL
for YOUNG LADIES. On Monday Sept g. l.ere are
few vacancies for bOardeTs. 81 fwmNSt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
ale0;ca!.
. INEk COMPLAINT.

T tk COMPLAINT, IdUtc .. NY>-
Hsp~A. lr0 Ir fr-Fo-e I-.it-g d. ass Cr 80
: asTs lua ai Diseases t...r- fn i-s .I.r-i i.s-r
s.lc slr as g. ,lri l-s r linfs % bc. -c me
FOOD ff.f~ rt t-e mach Sa.- p. .r-I-l. ps-ls,
o. Tc,i. Fullafs. .r e-1' il ,ae S'rr Eri-ta-
t-r. F.l.-s-r- 70 fre Pr- .i &C. So. -I--l.
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zItn ln i--.r r-e f- o. n lofe 0r webs
tff.le tle s-.-. Ft-, -ll rl- r -l0 st..l D- -
relry ci ptf--fl- t.l 81 l. e.. l4
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rR HOCFLANUS
CELEfR tTTD GERM " BITFERS.
o. 4 = It.e-rF.
A-t.f ie1r.U Fl. .-re s. 10 f..l -. Pal 4
Tl,r reg rel t.r rar. c--.s. .a- sl.- -eI. L
scraltl. -ler --e.e-t0- t.f -'et s-i'fs. -
fto clres .s- cases --'e- s..- pay s4t -n- l-4
fatt
Il,-c f-sT -r -'-- fle nt'el- ar ~ .n~a-'s P-e-
ses~ gr'a; fl- l -s -ecfcl-ia or diseases oi tle
lv-r and t.-er rs. ~u- -e l.>- ,e-lcl-- COVE
s-s n 7es4es ..c,r OBJ. t-e st~rre rslls. ,heT
s-- ,..'ls. -.i- CERTAIN lli -.tl~4--.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, 90 Hols-
- tsn-,... N Y-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT Cyli
rpoirer srslaats from Ecole Centfale des Ars e.
ii Pars 2il sDen the lst If ss2tea 1er
ssf neg course + lessons Ia the French aad EnsLsa
roageF IN c tts Ora1cles thelretc u ana y &C. a.
rlre~fed With Cryii Fngneerg For dstals and Ieisi-
Ysrces aDply a. the School au-i =
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
CRENCH and MATHEMATICS.-A

Professor of the above branches wishes 90 occupy ms
EVENINGS m ewing instruction 20 private pupils keter-
cncc and inquiry be made OF Nj II. PEUGNEI, No.
a. Bsuk-s' 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
/ & c. FISCHER, 0ate NUyss q Fls-

TT0T" I
~ CHR Malufar t1Ty and Wlrer0om 10 Greenwich
a. ca-ner of De-. FIAN0-EOkrES warranted. win re-
bridge aud patent tucs Wt calculated t1r lseiaK
iy3l yMs