New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
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Burton. Thsater-Dayd Coppsrhel5 a Novel Erpedent
Wood hn:trss-EO ~ Broadway, Concerts 'vsy
II The weather threatened a change
last night. but the promise was not fulfilled up t, mid
night The temperatures rather for the season.
so much 90 to render rapid walking or rather coz
siderable exercise quite uncomfortable.
STRANGERs.-We notice, among yester-
days arrivals at the Metropolitan Hon. Isaac Bronson,
u s District Judge Florida Judge Oliver Penn Yam,
NY; Hon. B. d. Lazarus, Charleston, s. c.; A. p
Merrill, Natcbez Charles McLaren, Mississippi; J. L.
Weeks, Mobile.
At the Aston, Gen. Harvey, u S. Army; B. Harrison
North Bend; Fltz Henry Warren, Washington; Com
modore Stockton Princeton; Hon. s. Foot, Vermont;
p Van Benthuysep Albany.
At the Irving, Hon. John A. Collier, Binghampton
Hon. NJ. c. Story, Poughkeepsle; Hon. John Tyler
Virginia Capt Shields, U. s. Army Hon. j. T. Mason,
Maryland.
r. If you want a house, there is ne
need Of running all over the City, incommoding hun
dreds of families by long list Of question: by over
running their rooms. If you want houss, write
brief description Of such you would Ike and
advertise it. You Will not walt long before the house
viii come to you and thus you will tme strength
/ and annoy ance to yourself and others
you have house to let, bill at the door may be
seen by hundred persons 10 a day; an advertisement
In The Tribune will be seen In the same period by
hundred thousand Therefore, advertise for nine out
of ten who want house, search the newspapers first.
Ifyou want servant advertise just as you would for
house, stating what qualifications you require &c.
Thep instead Of hunhDg through the town and getting
poor stick st last you msy cit still and select from
those who will csllupon you tie very one you wanted
If you want a place as servant apprentice or jour.
reyman don't wander day after day from house to house
and shop TO shop but, for the the charged for
such notices. tell the whole world what you do and
where you can be found. Your days of idleness will
soon be numbered Men don't 90 about hunting up
sborers they look In the morning papers and save
themselves the time and the trouble Of travel.
If you want board you need not stop at hundred
doors to be told that they full or climb uncounted
stairs to find shat the rooms don't suit ADVERTISE tell
what and prices and location you desire, and the
next day open your answers and take choice OF dozen
frstrate places.
Those who went boarders scarcely need sdvlce they
have long since ceased to depend upon friendly re
commentators and door.plates but they might In
prove In their notices by particular explanation OF
their accommodations, prices, Ger
Ifyeu wish to sell more goods this year than you
ever did before, advertise more. The unparalleled
success of those merchants and traders who have kept
their names and their goods before the people, le'
son not to be dsregarded by any who depends upon
public patronage for living The best customers are
those who nd out what they want before they leave
home and these are the ones who invariably look In
the Newspaper 10 where the article 10 TO be found
fyou want steamboat or a poodle-dog, thousand
a5orers or en- errsud boy; lyou want anything what
ever that you DO not knos jus! where to hnd or mot
choose to run after, advertise your wants, and ninety
nine ,irnes In hundred you will be gladly served at
your door far cheaper and better than by any oiher
Known process.
The daily Newspaper IL the established medium of ex
charge between mind and mind, In regard 10 nearly all
the wants of life, and Its usefulness lie extending among
all classes with surprising rapidity Everybody reads
the morning paper, from the millionaire over his coee
70 the African who has just polished his honors boots
and no part of the paper gives so FRESH varied and com
prebep,ve pictures of the City and the age as the ad'
| vertisements.
ALBoNI's CONCERT FOR THE FIREMEN.-
The fame of this great artist so thoroughly established
In this City, and her performances are so equal 10 their
perfection that criticism has become almost awork oil
,upererog alton. The feature of last evening was
the grand rondo from Cinderella naeqa all ea"0 wni'n
was given with ali the power and elegance, and natural
ness which 80 characterize Alooni The audience was
respectable In numbers though by no means crowded,
az IL should have been.
T Madam Sontag is much better, but
suffers stl from the effect OF csus.c applications Her
Int aiaaat
be able to sng on Monday.
Orphans FEsTIvAL.-Castle Garden
was filed to It's utmost capacity Last evening Tor 'ne
benefit of the Princest Orphan Asylum. 1t was e,h
mated that over thousand persons were presen'
The performance consisted of singing, dancing, panso
mime &C by various volunteers, and although moi
hr,l,,nt were of an amusing character to tbs assem-
bled audience. This u most worthy charity and ha
about seven hundred orphans under Its charse-ovel
onethrd more than 1t had last year at this tme IL ha
10 fund for lis support but depends entirely
on the contributions Of the benevolent and is snnua
festival The managers inform US that the receipts arr
much larger this year than ever before and although
mspy were coming way for want of room, theJ wer'
selling tickets quite rspidly al ola o'clock.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NEW I ORE
AND ERIE RAILROAD inques. was held yesterday
Al the Office of the New York and Erie Railroad at tn
foot Of Dusne it upon the body of Patrick M,ghen,
native of Ireland 90 years of age who died at Piermon
Yesterday from In ures received Monday afternoon
by being run over between Monroeyie and Oxford b!
sravel train belonging 10 the above road. The de
ceased was a laborer employed by the Company, ans
was in the act of jumping upon the train while II wa
in notion when he slipped and fell before the wheels
which pssaed over Ills body, msngllns 1t In shockln
manner. He was Immediately taken to Pernont 70
medical aid but died afe the accident happened
The jury rendered verdia of Accidental Death
AnvrprIstNG-A man NAV advertise