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New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

TEMPERANCE, ART ASD lNrRovEaESr.-A phianihroPic
citizen who has devoted much time and thought to the I'M
and condition of the Labornr Classes makes the
following suggestions the public through the medium OF
the Erening Post He promises to continue the discussion
through the medium OF this paper
M Editor: have proposition make to the Mem
her. of Temperance Societies. and the friends of the Cause
generally will premise, however that 1t suggested itself
10 mind after having surveyed the elegant and ample
made By the City Temperance Society for the prOpa
CATION of It's doctrines and the permanency of lis existence
A is conended by all that shall themselves
from habits OF inempeance they Will Improve their TASTE IN
their and feel new Desires obvious that the
of qualification should be sought for and far pos
sbe rendered subserven their Health Of body and
elevation OF mind essential requisites to rising acaln
with Literature a. the Arts and Temperance leads
both desirable states wish place. if the thing be posi-
Bile the Arts under the especial patronage Of the Temperance
Society," believing that they will mutually aid each other
My proposition, them this Let those OF the Tempe
Society who have the and disposed to all
Important Objects fund ten or twenty
thousand dollars. to be divided into Stock let sufficient
supply of artists materials Of all kinds including library
cravings, &c be purchased and sold the follow
ing conditions -Ihe halls be the repositories ot the
works of the Artists; the galleries be to exhibition
and sale; the credit of the artist be based tie
value of his works the gallery Capital by this plan
will risk and the will be relieved from the
difficulties which present beset him relation To the dis
posnl of his works. 10 complete library and even
the procurement of hi material 1t will be readily granted
by all acquainted with the of that every for
idbe obstacle lies The road that where flames
proud temple shines affair." A intend 10 offer in sup
port of this view of dusng general knowledge oil the
Arts shall merely observe that under the patronage OF the
Temperance Society of this City, vessel need go 10
foreign country without competent artist bring home
transcripts OF Nature and Art; that not single majestic
OAK in forest might It's huge fantastic branches
high in air green coronal of leaves with which
Gods hand hath graced it crag, dell gorseou,
landscape stretching into world almost unknown far
the region of the sunny West whose simitude might
adorn the Halls OF Temperance te Arts and be
4 blessing common County. I. w. w.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

FROM TAMpco-The schooner Doric arrived the 10Th
from Tampco at NewOrleans, bringing above S30Olo in
specie and news TO the 10th The American schooner Tip
pecanoe Capt den, arriving the Bar the 3Oh of
July seized by the Custom House officers and declared
be coniscaed for attempting Smugge sperm candles
and other goods The whole proceeding hasty
and violent The Captain protested against it, but his
of avail. The only complaint was, that po
ton Of the candles lacked the Consular certificate although
they duly entered the manifest and clearance. The
affair will doubtless undergo strict investigation
Business and affairs generally were exceedingly dull at
Tampco There was soe talk III INVASION of Iexas by
Rstamene wAo had issued decree for loan of zoe 900
Tor the purpose of carrying hostes. 1t stated the
papers that Santa Ana making vigorous preparations
que the revolution in Tobasco. The duty of Is per
will probably be reduced by the Mexican Congress.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

u Seminary for Young Lndie--A,S 81 Riviogon,.i.-
ha '1 are re" engaged for each Department ' nut
Select Shoot for Boy also connected with the institution but
pic .tion sua7 I'm, v THOMPSON Principal
u boarding and Day school for young Ladies. No,
63 Ienystree below Clinton Streess sAGAR and
Miss BALIOW will reopen their school Mondsy the 9TH OF Sep
mosr Circulars full en- of ns T" s1 s% %
references, may be oSsaimed aa application nu2' lw
n Ma. Camps school-At 36 Greenwich street will be
eopenod Monday August 30 Ms' Pratt will continue to super
ued the Young Ladies Department The of Instruction
comprises thing complete English education
Private lessons given IN each department s'21 6tis'
II The Misses Coies' Young Ladies' Beading and Day
School, No POI East Broaway will the Oth day Of August
thorough of English for Young Ladies' A-o and Infant
Department ausc Lessons to Ladies' in or out Of the School al
" English and Classical Soh ; No. s.1 B.yery be-
on Monday the inst supervision hsef ,ad Mr.
j. F. CHAHBERIAlN, Associate Observation-Disclosures be
made a the School, or 3il Rroeme-st aua6 ct
II The scheoI. of essrs. Rand. 374 Pcar-stree Il
Divisions and ~ cstons will be reopened after the vacation
I At the place will be- asnsa de-
parment for Young Ladies under the care Of si s RASp
,a.,m. a,Ro M principals.
~ MRS. and bliss Holion's Boarding md Day
Tho Fall Term commence September
French Music pasmg Painting oil Painting G"G,oy pny,a
drawings will he continued heretofore under the drec
Circulars may be obtained on inquiry.
u An Assistant pupil wanted in the School, apply as above
au24 2w'
u University of The state 81 Newly ork. college
PHYS IClANS AND SURGEONS in the city Of Ne" York
for the Session of leili2 will
Monday November ISL and continue until the
March lci2.
J. Ancu, tnc Smith VI. p. Prof of Phys iology.
Alex. H. Stevens NJ. D. Emeritus Prof. of Surgery
Jos Aiaher Smith D. Prof of the Theory and Practice OF Ply
sic and Clinical Medlclne-
John Beck NJ PyE Maera Medca aud Medical Iurrpru
dence.
John rorrey, NJ o. Prof of Chemistry and Botany.
Robert Watts Jr NJ D. Prof Of General Speel and PATHOLOGY
cal Anatomy.
Willard Parker NJ d. Principles aud Practice of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy. 49,
Chamber VI d. Prof of Obstetrics aud Diseases oil W o.
and Children
James Quackenboss NJ. d. Demonstration of Anatomy
Naturalization Fee full OF Lectures SlUc
Disectius ticket So Graduation Board $50 10 $500
week
The Di.,sc,ins opened he the first
Monday of October.
preliminary 0: Lectures ssecise will be delivered
of on The nrst Monday these
! lecture. will be irse the students ofihc College
49, On Hygiene 10y Jos. VI Smith, II. d.
On Medical Botany, by John Torey, u d.
On Comparative O,teoogv by Robert Watts Jr ~ b.
On the Pathology Of the Ear by Willard Parker. 81 d.
On Mou,irostres, by Chandler 4. Gilman. NJ b.
The reioe the Medical Profession re-
peated they respectfully invited 10 attend not only the reea
lar lot preliminary of Lecturer, Whenever " may
suit Iher =, su e"u u
College Vi PHYSICIANS and Surgeons CrObys y July ISL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

" State Prison Monopoiy-At az Journed meeting Of
Delegates held Warren Hall Tuesday Evening August lTb
1871 for the purpose of Des attend the State Con-
yenoa Albany the lt Of September after the reading Of
the nute OF the la. meeting delegation from this Master Stone
Caters received and accepted by the meeting Also add
delegation OF Jouneymon Cooper AMI others add
On sf John Coumerford Corresponding COrmttee Of
Three appointed follows Aoha Coamerfod George Wer
aud RoDor, tetY
made aud adopted that Committee consisting af
the three first mentioned each bSalcl Of business be
sppoated call the Delegates aud others olhe branch and
maang purpose deyng necessary expenses
Finance Committee, D. C. Pcnz Dan
iel Lee, and VIM. r. Coles.
resolved that the branches Of business represented
by insufficient members he invited appoint e
gates forthwith with delegation Tuesday Evening
next at Wares Hall at O'Clock.
Also the proceedings OF this meeting be published in the SUM-
Tribune New Era and Courier u Enquirer
NB-Meclancs throughout requested appe-:
their Delegates the abcvenaned Convention for he purpose OF
devising themselves and unequal bur
,uvy Obliged by present State Prison System
this and other States. III. W. BONNEl-L, Chnirman
EluRipcE G. BAL OWN. Secretary. apl9 iSI
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SCHOOLS.

7 AIDES scHOOL.-a.. n; DoTY would inform her pa
II and the public her School, at % Last kr"et
I wav will reopen Monday. 9th Of September AUS 81
MRS. TAPsC0TT wishes inform her pupils and the
VA public that her SCHOOL will be reopened on Wednesd the
September Circulars, be had by applying
sir. T's residence, 81 Wakert. broadway aus lv
MISS UNDERHILL's sCHOOLiFOR YOUNG
vi LADIES No 2G6 East Broadway will reopen on Monday
September where all the branches of thorough English Edua-
s taught Terms and which the School Is
conducted, made known OF appicsi.n auto 6t,
MRS. BURROWs's SEMINARY si3 Hudsont
n will reopen Monday September 9th Terms references
&c may be obtained on application SUI Of
COMMERCIAL EDUCATIeN- The under>igne Will
" Sepera. class of Gentlemen
whom during daily OF four hours he Will devote his
elusive attention They M be instructed The principles and prnc
ready xchnnge and Equation Pvmeut
and every psiu will be taken secure
The performed by the
embrace large the deta OF business,
student will continually have charge Of full set Of account
books Application" received at the Rooms m Noxrs
Teacher of Merchants Accounts aud Writing.
Just published and for sale the above ones Princ
This who had much experience bot
and teacher The plan Of such that
while leads The student TO full ana thorough kno"tise OF te
principle, ofe leaves HIM at liberty practice
Apply them To the details shall best SUIT hi- III
genuy ANY who has sufficient, comprehension To grasp II"
principles of subject easily understand this book
30 & " Y Jour C"m
YOUNG: LADIES' INSTITUTES. NJ New-Eork.
rHE MISSES AVENS young ladies boarding and
scholars the residence of their father r. ayeHs Esq
Their all the usual banehe, Of Eng
k Education including 9ibca udc also Latin Greek Ian
desired by parents Particular
attention to Instruction in French
Their Fall Term September ih but pupils will be
Further may be obtained by addressed
themselves their father his oce No "A Wall
street, New York.
They also r.sr 10 the following gentleman:
Chancellor Waeorth, Saratoga Ne~-fors
Hon A%D[ois sP~aGe Lyons. W W1s CO Co.
Rev. G. Spring, ID. New York City
IIou d. L. Talmadge, do.
Cul Elisha jenkins do
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
naY,S INPK0YED sHEET RERBER OVER

nays IMPROVED SHEET n ID ID Z M " TT. III
SHOES-e0 p1i- Ladies and Genlemea' Tor sale ne
uppers elegant Oyeho- made from he Is
from Sou, America sheets exceedingly elastic the
same adjusting itself width Of foot sOst man me
kid snd made approved Broadway iashons ne
bottoms or OF leather laid between the ruos s onee
geter securely perfectly water proof hee Snoe'
ices tried thoroughly past winter s9d given general
Every pair sompose the ippels 10
the sole. The invited e1aning these ah
ortmeut of Icda order Tor the ia uaue
HORACE II. DAY. Successor to RO1bgry Tx. Co,
.,,o 1r,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
.SDE. RUBBER CLOTH.

DEALERS be deceived II you rosd
eJged who has tried greatly superior
other Ny Cloth for carriage makers marked A. has never
been eauAed appearance. hardness and durability
While the - Cloth, 81: per yard i,
every respect ay equal and generally much better
than the Cloth made the ordinary and vita the small old
fashioned machinery good supply hand of the various
qI sas HORACE H. DAY NO'Hs S k GS
v wc66roRp 81 G.,o. .
enabled offer LOO Transparent wndO~ Shades the
following low prices. viz:
So pair. Moonlight ,1safe1 ssa view. pair
30 20 pairs xgnee Center l3 n 500 500 do
n ~ real Italian. $1,000 $1,000 per pair Country
Merchants and Iphoer wall reaI~ saving Of - per cent by
au2i In o. w wooDroRD, &c Csthcrine-,,.
r 9CKAWAY PAvIiiON-Traius leave Brooklyn
half-pa' A. NJ half-Pa. and half past Q r d.
for srgar. .I ind = rS Wtepr p,,rc tb. com
forts and residences with the elegance and refine
Of ho pnce establishment the Continent Of Europe
aul2u
ID conp-e Assortment of Sash Pule Butt Hinges, Screws Amer
and Eng> Knob -ek,, Fine pr Dead Cupba.rd Draw:
Chest and rasCk> Barrel Roand Square Springs Flush aud
Shutter P Hook and Plate Hinges together with nearly
ce in the line Mi OF which will be sold as low place III he
Also cs Nails by tho aE e lowest mark, for
~ hand general of all articles IN h' lne TO
winch he daily adding ind seAsonahe articles Good brown
SeelDg muslin 3D. 81 M aud lOd Heavy heachrd Mus
liz s., and I'd the best long cloth Shrng White red and yell
low Flannel from y pnI' from 10 to IS, ,a as,0
Tick Check striped Shng, linen Table Diaper SC sc
Customers will please call and Judge for themselves 81 ONE
PRICE. au27 lv'
CHEAP CARPET STGRE.-The subscriber offers for
~ sale and splendid 3ply Brussels tine aud
pcrfne Ing Carpelag Oo; Rugs, Mats, Mating with all
than be- bought
the Persons from the wish
purchase viii lind much their call before
chasing cl.vhee II CaHal south side Broadway
3n DANIEL. 81 WILCOX.
DIAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE No 81 Liberty street-Printinc Lhogra spine
and Coocd Papers all their made order
lily from News the ue Book paper made the
the f. prices from the mills OF Mes
A. C. w Curtis Boston, w. & NJ Curtis BclyIc "
and several other the host machinery
All orders thankfully received aud promptly executed
IN EDWARD CURTIS. Agent.
Two PAPER MANUFACTURERs-pup Screens,
Of all by sce plate kept hand and for sale
by the ucrber. Also all kinds Paper Mac furnished
shortest N>rS Howe Goddard application TO the
subscriber who is their this City EDWARD CURTIS
auai 3w Paper Warehouse, u Liberty street
UNATEB STATES CAP, STOCK, LINEN ~
OILED SILK MANUFACTOKY.
John NJ. DAVIES JONES. Luke Davies & Son.
- lU6 William of John Ne~fork Caps Stocks
Suspender Hosiery Merho. Gloves. Crayats
Caps Stocks and Shirts order.
Agency Shaker Shirts pJ Drawers with general assortment
OF Fancy Goods. auI I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
aLFRED SnllTEa,

ALFRED SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR. l36 FUITON-STREET, has
E hand well selected of Cloths Cassmccs and
Ye>tng suited which he oilers make for the
pubic generally tine very extremely low prices for
Cash on delivery. aa6:ly
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

u Seminary for Young Lndie..-At 81 Rivington Il
This will lie Monday the Both Suita-
BILE Instructors aree aged for each Department.
for BOYS also connected with the institution. but
School
pic atom au27 I'm v. THOMPSON, Principal
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
SDaaN aTAATs,

MER CHANT TAILOR,
ND Cother No. 9s Bo"ery three doors above Hserstree
II NswYork Constantly hand handsome assortment OF
Cloths Ca,suere Vcng which will be made the best style
shortest reasonable el3
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
STATES CAP, STOCK, LINEN ~
OILED SILK NsANUFACTOKY.

100, VILED oHLn 's!A'St r ~ -. G.
John NJ DAVIES JONES Luke Davies & Son.
- INC William Of John N~-fork Caps Stocks
Shirts, oars Bosoms, Uadar Shirts ard Drawers
Suspenders Hosiery, Lambs Meno Gloves, Crayats
iIandkerccf Oiled Silk Patent Leather wholesale and retail
Caps, Stocks and Shirts order.
Agency Shaker Shirts Drawers with general assortment
of |. ncy Goods. au7 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
NYTENsIVE NALR OF VALUABLE PROPEKTY a

VNXTENsIyE MALE Or VALUABLE PROPERTY at
IL New Brighton. Staten Island by subscription.
The The Association have male
neu Of five hundred boc parcels Of land mbra
cling desirable and best led portions Of their property
each parcel conaulg eight of - feet by lG0 feet
them containing from five Tn several OF
splendid comprising large mansion houses
hotels, cottages docks. perfect order
The plan adopted for dposng Of the above property s
Of making good n4sts
all may obtain residence very
price, and position the eligible IN the "e'' "
Nr~-York. ,trSpy
prospectus plan details Of the came Apply !"
LYNCH President the office OF the Asr"eIuon' w. '
street up stairs. n,y.pnl yIcOIJ ESQ
Books subscription opened by Ep"Af r., Comnsnv S
Trustee, at the Once oil tne W y. .o''' auii
Wal-st. By order Of the Trustees
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
mo PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Screens,

of all by the sie plate kept On hand AMI Tor sale
by the subscriber Also all kinds OF Paper sc inery furnished at
the NcrS Howe Goddard application the
subscriber who is their this City EDWARD CURTIS,
3M
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

ara FOR sALE-o exchange for productive City Proper
s7 yA Farm Of IS situated Ia Huntingdon lo~hsnp =:
- which Steamboat Plies to and
rom week Good buildings, good watar &c de-
or fun particulars INQUIRE w WOOD ~ Rivneton street
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31

n Ma. Camps school-At 36 Greenwich street will be
opened Monday 30 Miss Pratt will continue
ineud Young Ladies' Department The of instruction
comprises every complete English education
Private lessons in each su2j Cts
New-York tribune., 1841-08-31
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES MOFFET 2 PrInccstrce Wooster would par
cuary call the Hardware Dealers aud Manufacturers
his superior article German Silver which he offers for sale whole
sale and RETAIL OF all hcAness ard equal TO either
Foreipu mr. Domestic for cnlnr and ,onnes,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of the Pha ielph North American.
NKM YnnK NAV 2I IalI 4 u "a


Nkw fonK, May ~, 1871, l.. M.
Cotton is moving little to day. Some 500 bales
have been sold. and with a decline Of only / cent
per 10.
Western Flour is quite in demand. Genesce is
not to be had to-day under si.75. Southern
Flour Is SAYS, though but little talked about. Rye
sold to-day at 81 cts. and Corn her than at any
time lately, Northern has been sold at CD cts per
Do lbs, aud ga cts. measure. Southern would COM
msnd about 6O cts. weight.
The Directors OF the Merchants Exchange Com.
pany have ordered that for the privilege Of going
on Change, the price shall hereafter he $50 for
hrms, and $40 for individuals. Some Of the mer.
chants rebel agoinst this, and hold their Change
on the side walk. The tax heretofore has been $50
Tor hrms, and $40 for individuals. The company
who own the buildings are very great losers by il.
erection, as their stock is worth only abont one
third OF its cost.
You may expect to have Mcleod set at liberty
alter our judges have taken suci,n nj time to debe.
rate, Governor Stewards blast about indgnity not.
outstanding.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.
Philadelphia Al Baltimore Al Richmond 81
Charleston lia2; Augusta .; Macon 20; Savannah
81; Mobile iOioiIl; New Orleans 7!asl; st Loui
10; Louisville 10; Cincinnati 81; Nashville, Tenn
i3al4.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
on London, 7la7i
Paris, $50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
ERANkIIN PAPER nm

IHlf FRANKLIN Company NJ Richmond, have fof sale nj
Their own manufacture, good assortment Of sU kinfs
ol PAPEH IN general use. which In quality and pric
ihcy hope VIII br uUud u Cnmpatc adyanar eoualv win
the production ~ any similar establishment n Tie Union
thciT machinery beug new aud embracing the latest n
pTpvcmcuta.
They snlcti The particular attention uf ucmbcrs of The
Hfr Clcrks oi Courts COMMISSIONERS IN Chauccry Nsr.
chants, lud a WHO osire to superior article 10
Supeitne leucr Cap, Record and Blank Book Paper 1
ruiu the finest Linen stock which gives sumo nor h, =.
inrc, strength aud durability. Being uled w Ito Pub an
ices here hey are pcrntci % refer tho first and
c"nI auditors, treasurer frsa ~ The Senate IInuse
~ bclegatc and She members Of 10th Houses Tor is 1a
lHy w vs. 't'N
Merchants, unpk binders Satoucrs, pnteTa and ottsr
wholesale dealers, will always find arood ,cp 4, ~
VIII o. in the hands ~ the agents Mcssfs james sisrr
son Tho Company Invite orders for their Payer ami are
ready to contract for the permanent suPpy 81 All who may
Retail purchasers VII nnt tho Paper manufactured La,
INC ftanFun Company n al The Rook stationary aor.
~ tate wv antn various other paris % the stale Tbe
ftcEtonl AMI Directors request from the puhIo s.aei
iound 10 merit. 10y W
N.B-Thc highes, prics viii be given for CIean Line,
-uu oo''Vh We 2, e'hNefcoh'he wNs api9-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
sTOCIS or my Goons. AT Alicia.

SS Nt5S,nUE Dhf GOOns, AT AUCTION
- oar store, will be zolL without limit -, 49,. ~, =
G n-oNot nav then remain on hand Of our sfneE %
,.ll1 unt which time VIC shall continue ~ or 49,
sat feia for cash. sull lower pTess 49,
SWS A., 49, S,sn SOU Merchants and fainies are as
ever been sold IN this market, % being our ,gisb nv '
the quantity nov on hand 10 tho lowest poss.ti ,
now remains on hand " NbA'' oi VIA
super Chcne ground and I'D Iawps anil u,,i,,.
10 Sa',9 striped and figured MouseIu dc LANES an,
Rish 'ytian s,k Muslin nresses and Robes
Inuded satin strive and hurricane checked A,
SUPER French IHalsh ahd American CsieoTs
s 1e,hn.l an1low priced Lawns and CaHcoes
Supe! pam ani tad Bk aud blue biE Gro de Rhine
s sit d VI swiss Gro dc Afnquo ani Cbeuc siks
- ~, . meme siik shawA Hdsts aud haifltIEs
rhiin hensfitehcd and eWb'd Linen Cambric D,
Plain 6lk anl nncy seldsann anI silE NccE 10
Cambtio aud Mssiu ElKinrs auI Insertinss
Giinp and ThFcad Laccs. EdginTs ana Ibssrtiprs
Flei Neu Gloves and Nns, k Thread AMI Isle Thread
lsscs black and white slE Couon anil Mor,y,,p Hoe
Senemens white ,nd brown Cotton and Misses and BOYS
g .nd I-sl Hsh Lncns from &c to 81 peryd. ehs,p
ise,e Dsmass Table Cloths Towels, Dosias and IIuesa
B..osa Table Clo.h., Gri Bye sad Russ,a Diaper
pio 49,, ~ s9s ~ s,own and Beaehsd Lsn sheeinE,
snd plain French Linen ans Holland
aine and super Bombazlne AMI ia a OBenns.
H,5ns, CsPS Csmelets snd nTsp Aie
a,lk sndCouoo Umbrellas and fasasos
slsn and lowed satin AMI aombaane stocks
super biz and aseurtei eold Cloths anf Cassiuerss
Plain and ribbed GambrOens and linen ~ iIbnss
Medium MStures, henimS Ceiionadcs ani Cransiea
Iold and flAin eeached All Brown Couan nIjIHn,s
LQndon Weltngs, Marsellos and Georria Nsntsen
Plaia and " dsaHn ani Velvet Yes,ings
~ - - snd - Brown add Reached Domestic shse,
Vel c1esss' P'as' DO@es''c AMI AprOa and Furnhure
PcHgee, spsslseld h,nanns and Flas U,,.,s.,,n,.s.
WI" s'eA' many o'hst Sr,,slss pc, enumerated
IA " White Buildings, % srest shoeEos lin
CARPENTERS and Slate Pencils 10 wood, or ale.
"AfNOR 4 ROfsTeR.