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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

ALLEGED BURGLARY.-During Thursday nigh. OH
~ MI.r,hlu Of the Sixteenth Ward observed W. nan In
with bundle Of hats and eaPs In her pess
ION suecug ts .ee hai stolen them, he arrested her ana
cor y.,sS boz 10 the Station House She sa' Der nAne as ~
NrS l. ,uaecr-1;ly sscertcsd rat me gas W. -
n ~. hand .sop Of John Taylor No. b Sxn enne
Rad bra broken p.n Sac dnss tbs burglary ou, eon.s~a
.ak.u tie ha She sstsd, however ma, IL c9n'e
-nes I, ~. relation soe had sustained 20 Taylor she conrId
- nh, 20 Axe them. Her residence ale said, wn AZ
.oria Lor. Iasnd ste was committed
ARREST OF SHoPLIFrERs.-i esterday morning .~o
- I'D Mary Norr.p ard n. GRAHAM entered ne es
.b.sr-r Of F.les B. Baldwin No 20 Bo~ey and ,ssed 70
oa. -.,iBx. The clerk displayed some soe' % &c
-, .rd While the examining ne aaces pc %
.~,y,d ~. after scr-.rz Goods on Der pepoa e
H., rou.Iuu. with The otaer. 10 purchases pecs
,-irs A. hey len to- p,ce he CLERK f9o~ geo ne h
e;r,rd yr.e, aid the bOwsry where &c csasea lne
s,-.s ~ Ofeer Howell On afips them 20 ne e'aon
p,-.,s Of 'h ere Of attn ana Ose :, nS b, Jasics
a, So were und on them fley vefe oo"0A'es " '
R,runsu in d.fsul; Of -, ooo bail
Nors,u r,s.d tia, 20 yesrs OF age snc was orn u
Rr~obl,n vLere abe rtsdes IN ssrcs street eIs Nee
Graham was born In New iorb y-an o' ase -
S., three eh5r.n AID r-Sdes Ia Gs.d Us- br&Jo e0sa
az I'D 70 ~ cd sssPs tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

EIGHT HUNDRED CHiLDRES-From two Catholic
Orphan Asyluns, the Boys on Fifty first street, and
the Guls' on Mott street-from the Protestant Half
Orphan on Tenth, and Home for the Friendiess on
Twenty ninth strent-visited Waugh leahs' fanora
ma of I.y, at Mozart Hall, yesterday afternoon and
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
corpT OF COMMON PLEAs-sep.a

NorICE-Notes OF i-sas iOf tho General Term meSs
be h.ed a OF before the 1871 met BY ordcr
NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jh, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Wet Point yesterday morning; and the defendant
hayirg been Identified by the complainant, Vas
bouett to New.York an taken before the Rec uler.
Neither side berg .ay the casa va, sdjoarned al
I'll Mcuday morning at ii o dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

GAS, Gas, GAs.-Dealers, aud others in want Of
Gss Fixtures viii VIII call tks de-
pot of WARkgs. PECK Co. No SIS Broadway.
New Patterns lust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Gro. SAUNDERS'S METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
SrRoP- ipmsbe article b. Obtained Of the cole
n auufscturpr. j. S.usDEss No. Aston House. and Of
the various a., throughout the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

BRUTAL AssAULr.-Michael o Bren yesterday
su, thu tsnsry for thr,e months by Justice For for
tayns On tne ih OF August last bruay assaulted Mr. George
yertzsu, Lear the Bushwick bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

F,r,L FALL FROM A WIyDow.-A female sbout ~
var. If -. FAMED MARIA Tooe while int ScateS T51sdsy
rb. IN O.. Of -four sory wIeow re.iteIce, No 81
Nilet ,r,,t and inAtariy killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

CHANGE OF FERRrAGE.-The proprietors Of the
Jamesslp Ferry have raised the fare for foot psssen-
gers from half cen. to cent each passenger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
fAdvertisemcntI
BRADY's GALLERI

BRADY's GALLERY
has REMOVED from No. $50 Broadway TO No. s5 Brosdvay
crner Of Beecker-st-
PHorosaApHs DIeusRsxorYrss Asp AssRorYesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

BrRGLARY The house Of Mr.. John McWay, No
$50 south street entered Thursday night and
six dresses, valued q. &c. stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
ADVERTISEMENT
EAII. CLIO TuIN

Coed Black Cloth Foeh 70 So
Black Cloth frock Goats 20 IL
The foest French Cloth FrOck Is 70 ~
Cashmere Busn,ss SOTO II
Complete Cashmere Business Suits 70 rsch 70 y
AtEv,ss', Nos 30 sld Is Fu,top-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Young MEN about to e0gsse in business, aud
select pursuit In which they best srced ard
mbnlnes aud should Pnienoozc, exm
nation and Chart Ut FOWLER WELLss No. 500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
EAr.I AccInrxr -Georpe Ssrr.on q jar u ,iri.r

FATAL ACClDtNT-Ie"rgs % rp'on, y riBn pNttsf
r.,id No S Wes II Dih.h while
Frssy f.cory of Couch Firzferslt
Ninth sDi Fort fell Injured himself
SEVERELY ,ha, lie died ~ hours afeerwsTi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Diving August, one hundred spd twelve csses we're
cert the Grand Jary o- the September term iso the Jet
fegsor MA-t.. Police CoaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
iUE WIN Sscnsn.UANn DEAL

A PORTER IN LEAGUE WITH Sscosn.UlSD DEAL
Ess-Mr Fe~rd Robius,u Of No us C-aubef. tire sAtss
e, the CITY HI, Poo- Cour ye.ar1sy TAI MS pN,
msp usned James Ns~pct WITH n. bro,oer Tao
has socds eelpDg'ns the
suoupof Sc? S. parcels of ~hh hsi been ia ta- po.s
sou # Morris Coh~u Abrsssm ksp, and Michael TaIy Al
parties any cs,ed arrested and tei
II tae To1.bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

We were favored yesterday with continuation of
fine weather. The day was neither too hot nor too
COOL too sunny nor too shady. 1t was just the thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

ALLEGED FORGERY "A young msn FAMED Tcoms
C Mikes. chs I'D WITH ,rtios uest .t- p-,usory or
90 sls - on Ia firm Of s~if Psc c. " ~ bro4dwy
b, hon be We trn eTy smpl e attempting N Vbsa
The cash il trsm Tmp.on pytor Of NJ 81 VII se-',
arrested yesterday AID Committed zinsoa ey Al
Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
fA,verismen'.I
THE LAST OF RosINA MgADows.-This Az

moral crsns Ct Rosfn MA lows g. BsRSUNs MUSEUM.
Th. is OF OF the ssd ,esu m productions III
The hole rage Of the No Dana Go ant see IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Fx.Congressman Hall and daughter, Of wallingford,
Ct. are at present in town at the " Fifth Avenue
Hotel" We understand they are soon to leave tor
Savannah, Ga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

A fHFOsfEk--A FEF6dU
~ te-u.s heFr Brsds aud -'red t c"ro,
by asus Q, c-thcs< o. cev.c'ef eap NJ
iax have q "a Ola By G~ssc Or'ys~s c.. % 10
B,ci,y TIE hsu. c.hcse SGD th,t .. hif t'sf
LIT 10. .uyoy 81 hsm 10 s scccst OF sie<nrs~ 1'it
be- ulS sE.ss Z E...h ADD dsd sr'a may
fnsucs :. Ltu waf BE- soiss sua tnst h eh~'
uehsd for ~ F~tch so'nosn. al toe nsn tns
e four i've prom a-p ~ sriti.u btHer
bsvr pal bin eS'sh IL sts'et hit s-rEf = "a ga
sv'Dor. and 10 q h. oday ~ N" Gut OF Ss'is
far eatorss mooey BY eriuins about s uouss' ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
NEW FERRY-BOAT.

On Friday morning the ste am ferrybost Marion vas
placed the Peck-slip route, inskicg in all, three
sew boats running on the ferry. % Sunday, she viii
be placed on the GIand-sreet Ferry for tho accom-
mediation Of funera, and if sufficiently patronized,
viii be run on that ferry regularly every Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Ray Tompkns esq, Of hospital burning no'oHe,y
was on Wednesday evening appointed delegate 10 tne
Senatorial Convention by the Staten lsianders lis
colleagues are named as Thomas Garret ana 1ohn
Vaughan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

II all the above vessels placed in line touching
each other, even with the bowsprits cut away they
would cover space one mile 10 length. This Orlando
vas lately suuched for the British Navy. The Royal
Charter inside of 60 days between Liverpool and
Melbourne,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10


or THE TRAcK-A heavil y-losded baggage car
Of the New-Haven Railroad while passing NJ through
he Bowery, yesterday Afternoon, ran OF tue track
near First street. at place where the road was being
repsired. The car sank down some distance be!'"
the level of the pavement and deed al the ehots 0'
several pair Of horses to get out. remained theie
two or three hosrs and all the cars OF the Third ana
Fourth avenues were obliged to turn out OF the TRACK
and run distance Of .veral blocks on Che pavement
Arrest OF WEST PoIST CADET.-A few dsys $50
Mr.. Alexander Robertson, merchant doing business
At No. 90 Fulton street. in this city, attended by M
". P. James, hi, counsel, applied to Recorder bar
nard for q warran. for the arrest Of John Ii. Kelly,
who is cadet st West Poin, upon charge OF ASSAULT
End battery. Mr.. X. charges in his affidavit, that oo
the evening Of the Goth Of August inst, AID while
seated in the parquet Of Niblo's Thestsr, the &C.
cused without the least provocsion came up to, ana
assaulted him, by striking him several blows in the
face. The Recorder issued h., warrart, and paced IL
in the hands Of Officer Mccoy for execution. Mr.
Mccoy, accompanied by NJ, Re1sus0n, Pr0essasa 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BURNED TO DEarH.-
Mrs. Elizabeth Pascal and her daughter Elizabeth,
who were terribly burned Thursday evening, at
their residence No. 3i5 Eighth avenue as previ,u
published died at 4 O'Clock the folio wing norning.
Coroner Gamble hell inquest upon the bodies,
when it appeared in evidence that the deceased were
engaged in pouring camphene into the creVicss OF
bedstesd which was infested by vernin, when the
fluid G, me 10 contact with Lighted lamp aud an ex.
n,o,;on followed. The deceased were terribly burned
about the face hands, neck aud lower eA-reuliie''
The mother 10 her fright and ssory, got out of the
bedroom window and hung by the sill until rescued
The daughter ran down stairs enveloped in flames,
and tainted in tie ball The deceased were natives OF
ENGLAND. Mrs. PASCAL was 81 year<of age, aud her
daughter % years of age. Ine CoroaeI s'af!, N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Paul Morpby has been playing, within few days,
several games of chess at the rooms of the New-fork
Chess Club, in the University, with Mr.. A. b. Meek
O leading player Of the South, giving him the odds
of Knight; also with w. ID. A. Fuller of this city,
Civ pg him the odds of a castle. Mr.. Morphy Won
every game.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
Bcaro an6 Rooms.
LNIFTH-AVENUE HOTEL,
IL on fltTH-Av VENUE,
At the intersection Of Bsdwsy opposite M.dson square
NO sE OPENED Au0usr 2a. 1859.

To 6E OPENED AUGUST ~, NIB.
This Locstn desirable Of IL this srs' Me-
city very and oonveuL: the Hads0n River and
Bos,on Rsirosd depcsa
The sntI. Of th~ es,Nhhsncrt the e-ut a
study ard execelcr and render the most comfortable
and boo ella. Hotel In the world.
All the Improvements oSmio and convenience sas-
eestsd have been Introduced.
Eve taken during c,nsnction 10
the positive s,ty frvB he o! orna
Sab osk fron 'he rock V iudauon
the roof All Of the Hou double and sepsrs,ed BY
layer Of oem'n making the entire su0oure hre-proot
Among o,b-i In ADDITION to the usual
stAirws,a VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 nesIiy compls,sd, to
convey from the 6tt 10 he upper door plan ~a
admits 81 Dc FEASIBILITY q accident
Lofty spsc aud continuous oofr3ors forming prmrDsee
Of esh, buner.d fee each CT The s Stories give sat AID
sii In the hIfhes, degree 20 every spArrsc..
hbesl space has bc,r APprops.eS 10 pbc Drs sins
Parrs log which ard o- Ouine Rooms n>- Is
enpd Promeuade Hall Suites Of spacious faors Chsnb-
and D~sss Rcom with ali the modrn eonv-n.oeea have
bern especially designed for the coor OF families Isyelr
parties and OIL gle e-Dtle'nen
Eaehsss couaus TIE oGic Gals Of the day snd all the
veriepces intecocT- Aod oasDe hs beer
ed6sd 10 the many Tea Of tie Hotel and there
fcl~gspt Ohcs ting with a. p,,s o! toe csaSt'y
bhind sbe Chsss Rooms 4 the NOS. approved style aud ar
ponsuet's ere provided or the Of aud ta- pablo
The Foftha- AID every ac- az 10 the estseishurn
AVENUE bvrEL
Al communications for sp>rnent.. upon hlsne.
nectro wfh the boase, direc. flkrH-AvENUE
hOIEl, u ofosr - tusur- IA m-oiai. ,uengion
The e. ur- ration q thu Hotel Lar the dec
lion d., PAksN STEVENS vrovresor e the R-s~re and
Tr.mosi Hou.ss Bosoa aud Batt. Clear
noetr and viii BE- conducted By
kAHaS srhsENs,
HIRAM hfycHcocK.}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
Jnsnranrr Companies.

NEW. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
IN Cspt, aud accumulated Premiums 09 $50 r.
cash dividend Of all the tnsuyd P.aph
lets, Reports, &c fur ished gIsti. JOHN HOPPER,
Aeekt and Attorney for tho Co.. No 40 Brossv.y N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

8ummn RtrreGIs.
ETTTATINEY HOUSE,

Il TTTATINNY HOUSE,
N DvLAHAEE vATER GAP.
hi. pso> h.Nipf I9ch 1"~s-> 80 y pr-SS nsny
s~,.t. star ob.-f u within few 1ays
y. prapne,or snDontes 70 ksss who wish % t N"
oar .pS ., u - ds,s S-~ss eur re e-
gss,fs .n.uu. .hs. tbsJ b soHasoo1.~< VII
ectrf.s.1bS
La. Per No ~ A. e,sts q C~ausi asi,rost C>n-
oar, II y dS-s su. srtv, 9, the Oan lie he
~. L " ERDDBfiD prpp'-.ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
Dantina Ataoemies.
4 DODwORTas Dancing ACADEMIES

~ NJ. 8fe Broadway, N-w-York
No Isl MoLtss Brooklyn.
N-s.fcrk On WEDSEsDAi5 sla SATURDAYS commerce.
Ing Sept -; BTuok'yn TuESO AVA and FRIDAYS
nepons sept n P'iyse Ca's Ladies :. IL C.ss for
Chiirsp n fof Gent sDen q. Families, private
css5.s snd school ciAsses attended
Circn., may b. tAd Al either Of the Academies.
br DODNoRTH takes zr.a. pleasure IN calling attention
The ersi {. h Bonkp establishment The large
las rea double ia ner capacity wb proper.
hn Crest attention b-e rven 70 the adoption Of proper
system 81 v-ntistion M DOD WORTH h1 made IL
duty 70 cruc- Ia odn on 20 al The onsb- dances
sSsciss dances would ave the upon
1' tsu- wax and general Of placed under ns
chky.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
90 Wbom il map Conlrrn.

CREDITORS NOTICE.--The creditors Of the
~ late firm VI PERSfE BROOKS requested 70 attend
meeting to BE- hse WEDNESDAY sept al y m, at tho
ofo~ the Prise Brooks Paper WORKS NJ SPruc ST.
New Yosk coe the future management
OF toe Poo Muls 81 Wadsor Lois Coon
Esv.Yet. Sept g. Issa. GEO J. FORREST. Assignee.
r OST, or STRAYED AWAY-A Colored Boy,
l/nsmed DAVID Mo0RE. Hei,a brgG', iete'igrn, black
eyed Lad about OF Whesf viii give Dormaion
seo father FRANCIS MOORE. Stusus Sugar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

L. FERRFKO'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
lie NO % WEST MIR 81; NEW YORK.
T above Acsdss ui open Sew YORK the 9Th Of o.
t1hsr AID IL broesy Oh the 18th Of October.
Pups JON u-, TIE Qusr~f tie day
q er'iy; or further particulars Circulars &c had
Aesoeniss Sciees given usual Schools aad private Gases
s;fsucec.
MN, Fsrr-ro d-sre.to eir.c, een,ior to his Work
Of lubc.tnn rntitls! The iso Of DaEcing
IL Figure. Music and a-oes.sy In.trucon 5r prior-
Q! tie NOT Modern Dspc-s. The work oil De- ready
an tie cth October BE- had Of any pinc
toSssel-rs as0 a, 'ke A. ID, Iies Of the Al.hor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
90 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.
I'D SAVINGS ard GROUND Rome. for ter.nzins puposcs.
CRUSpED BONE, esp' e.sly for 0rap~ries
TURNIkGS for Case Hardening a Feeding
Wstrant-d pure. For sale by
CHRISTIAN sCHWARTZ
fsc.oIy. Eat SS5-st.
Osce No 50 vessy St
rlNHE UNDERSIGNED (form,rly of the firm OF
i BEALE ADAMsl ha. THIS DAY taken the store No
50 where will couuue thu Commson basiness for
to- PURCHASE and SALE Of WOOL New York, Sep, IL
la5e GEO W BEALE
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Copartncrsbip Notices.


NOTICE The Cop-rto-r-h,p her-iotore exiss-
ina the subscribers unf the h Ut HoIL
OLSON Co /. this dsy dissolved ~ meln-l e'nsoa. =
ul ,t,s ard Samuei d. Aiaiscu and Joseph Addsoe ~
char eed with the settlement, VI tae business
SAMUEL ID ADDISON
Nev York Sept g. 1879 JOSEPH ADDISON.
COPARTNER SHIP rbe undersigned cave ts DAY formed
n copartrrr.hp, under the firm nsnn OF ADDiSuN
nROIHEPS and will continue the importns of CthA
Css,m.res vesnr as heretofore :, NJ 10 Dnsn.r
SAMUEL ADDISON,
Ne~.yors. Sept Q. 1889 JOSEPH ApDisUN
STATE If NLW-YORK, CITY aud COUNTY
- Of NEu- YORK, ss-Tbis 10 TO certify thst ~hnss
bip pnrsnnt provisions - 'i'le chap part 81 re
Revived stare Of NJ wfprk ana Of tos sco q
the Legislature OF kaid State ~urpdatory thereof:
TDst tfm unorr whlcn sad PNtu"s"'p~
20 be con, It'd 10 CHARLES V. MApEs
ocoIdy Tost natn- ~ the odsn 10 eods
By such psrtr-'shio the pns snd s-os
fertilizers and agricultural n Dts aud al ois cornoenivs
bDsioesso Asdcnurs IN :. re JepArmea
DO h ON their aid Commission Msrchsn
rhcy; That ~ all hr s.Dr, add special pstosrs
p..r-.,.d tb.r.n follows VIZ: Guar LES V. NJ AYES
and BENJAMIN ~ WHIrLOCK tnst tpe said Cbar'es "
hap III. partner ans hi place Of residence 10 the
Civ ano County New York and State ~ Sewfot that 'hs
said j,nu 81 Wnsk sceoA partner aud his 2ir II
If W-s' Farms In The Coul OF West
obestsr snd S's's Of N w.Yort
Pob That the II capital which toe said Beojsmin
VIII lick such .p.csl partner hiss contributed IA c.sh 70
the stock Of said partnership the of Tea
Thousa Dollars
pifh7 The period q. which said partnership Il 70
tie day August 1882 and th Deriod 1hich aid pAst
nersbip IL 20 terminate 10 LIST day Of May, 1884
With. % on hsId Do, this LIST day q August, 1879
CHARLES MAsES
BENJAMIN WHITLOCK.
Signed and sealed In presence Of JOHN Y. CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
furniture.

AT the EAGLE ENAMELED-FURNTUR
~ MASUFACTOhY. No. S4 Broadway, five doors sbJys
Laura ksenes Tbesr superb Chamber Slt-s Of tais cer
brs,ec FUruure all styss aud coior, from fLj up~ u5
srsDse from tue Sun end West ard Cab, requested
cal sEd EXAMINE. Gods xsd tOr thu
ENNANELED CHAMBER SUITES OfFU2NJ-
II tAE, II al colois ard s.yss, Shor4AIs Fp,aiL
A - Ans inward also, MATTRESSES PAiEr4AsaEx
HAk9EN WARD. No ~ Csnsls,,
20 sr4eor, .sst Of src43vsy, 2. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

T,HkEE SECONDHAND SAFES FIR SALE,
i WlLDEa's and bEkkING'S PATENTS
Also one large fzd Jeweler's Safe No "a Madasaoa
WE ADVISE those using s0lntiOn Citrate Of
w MAsDesis o other saline pursa,v-s 70 ny RO0EASe
CITRATE OF HAOHESIA Tn powdsrs ,vica .1bssa
cooling drink Por sale bJ ell 0rua-
sists Depot. No S3 Sprns Price Is Orr bosua
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fcnses onn farms tDanie6.

EARM WANTED-For a term 0f yesr', by &
i yourE Am.rican farmer Addrsp JOHN GOULD Hugh
Aor III butcher Comfy, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

MADISON ACADEMY, Madison. av., corner O
Avl 2ssh-st, VII b. REOPENED on wEDNESDA Az, Sep
IL Rev. =. DAVIS Principal ReGdepcs, No. los Lexr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
miscellaneous.

THO MANUFACTURERS Of COAL and ROSTN
l. OILS. COLWELL, Iron FOUNDER, loot Hhs-, Nosth
Rser prrpsred give estimates aud Furnish KETTLES
from So 10 1900 sslns each Having large sxpssnce b
the busnesa the work With dispatch The ks
lice sro Ill maze from Cannon Iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

pleasant ROOMS with good BOARD. for
ceoair@sn and THU single e-usl. men, NAV bs
found hrA kACnES, No 81 sths-
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Y T. HARRISON, Piano Fort- M,puis .tnrer,
ST. Canal. oaes Sc me stock o. "a. oe'-o'."s
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paints, Oils. %ldss, ST.

GOAL OIL and KEROSENE LAMPS.
~ c. WATERMAN, Manufacturing Agent
No. IS yon1-si, New. Yort.
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T T. BARNARD. STEAM KINDLING.

WOOD FACTORY No. S5 South 1t. and No 81 From, A.,
kLdADg ood from The best d Pine, ct 81 80 per oa
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Aousrs To Tn.

nFsR ROOM to EFT 10 Office No. , first fonr,
NJ I75 BiosoNsJ ssc NJ C0ursbd'r cop -, 10 y
g.u4i, 8. ,ud u.W.iaH. ~ gro. Z EJGi
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NJ tNEhAL JILL MS very superior Cos
.arhs. There oo;hns beautiful u color, br.
DE usus Ksros-ns Lamps and being anior purchases vi
always obtain the excellent article Barrels N gsonA
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ITO LEASk-Tbr UPPER PikT Of .h- o-strry
i Wit ns-hL BUILDING M So 9naS~-l AEkJ =
WILLIAM TAYLOR no. vs. srpsA~s,; Or y 'oHf SAY
LOR No 80 ErAt~sy
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q hmlrs fol- bnsiarss nien.

DBFWERV for SALE For SALE or En-
ID CHAKOE for CITY PLOPEhTY loca I'd on ths D'et At
p,ir large BREwERY Malt bols' two Lscr berf
(elnr. CooJ~r shop At ht~ AMI thfoe D~"hts Houses
sfr. ouul remain nd sUd uio'tg fr pstc1'
Lars, a.. sIpyt . uphbh nohDANi.
lz,gj No H-'fOp'l ao Bant, finest
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Buns FLU better than sly .np erisercs. Al
the UNION Li0HT OIL, which 10 much cheaper than Plu
and gives much better isb. Also STALE FLUID such
suos~s 10 The lsr,p Also. LIGHT COAL OIL Fl
No. So Brsowhv. s-copd door.
PATENTED JAN L. lsss.-RIGnrS FOB SALE.
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Long IsId Fsuy Company, fot Of south shst' Brookya