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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
CASH on DELIVERY, AND NO ABATEMENT IN
CARPETING.

HEWITT & BAILEY, No lO5 Bowcry, having pur-
chased their FIJI Stock OF carpcns consisting OF Brus
sells three ply fine and super Ingrins, and which they will
sell very low respectfully solicit call from those about
furnishing. Carpet, made up the shortest notice.
HEWITT e BAILEY,
No lO5 Bowery, frat Carpet Store below Grand ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

BT -. DRAPER Sr.

Store 81 Hiilsan-street. cor,er Of Pinc-s.r.st.
TUESDAY, Sept q. at 10 o'clock
PACKAGE >ALL-25o packages of IrisS. scotch Amer
caa and British Dry Goods Of .ec.p, ln,p,y,on ssd
adapted TO the season
Terms moa;hs on approved endorsed rotcs.
Catalogues aGd samples msruiDs OF ale
Also 20 cases French goods. Just lSnded
On THURSDAY, ScP;. IS, Al 10 O'Clock
FRENCH coooS.-2JU CT French Goods OF ,>c,r,
T1por comprising large desirable assortment
CT Fcn ane high cost articles. Term months for Ar
prc' Cd endorsed Catalogues and samples o. morn
I-g ofsac.
Also, heavy bl.ck Six y,lycls
Ais5, heavy coored six Velvet Vestirgs.
Also. heavy back figured Satin Yesurcs
On SATURDAY, September - a. 10 O'Clock
CL1THs ANu CASSlNsRGS FSoM THE SHELvcs.-i arz.
and general e We>t of uSsal B-o4ielotAs
Casi=isres and Pot Cloths, Lion Ssil> fs.siG.S
Tee SAFE e;a5rs neg Gesirsb!o OF Wooien
obs adapted TO Tho season.
TERMS. ron.h.. for approved euLorseA rots,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

" Particular Ncticc.-Thsso persons having
furniture Of any description to dispose Of or who arc
breaking up house keeping will find ready sale for any
PORTION or all of their goods by sending their address
calling upon the subscriber.
Goods to any amount purchased.
81 lmis Saw e. f. COTTON, 197 Chatham street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
Ncw.York Cnt,Ie NlarIsei.


At market lac head of Beef Cattle, including 100 left
over las, week 6j Mich Cows 4G00Shccp aud Lambs.
The ,upplics Of Bee. being large some reduction IN
prices we're made frcu last weeks The sales reached TO
1909 head 81 though very few at the latter price,
making average of So the lOGlbs.
Mich Cows were mostly small and uieriov-'O taken
at IS, 81, and $3s esch.
Sheep aud Lambs were nearly all takcr-Shccp at 30
"a 50; Lambs at 90 ~ each.
Hay There was fair supply, and sales were made at
Of lose the l0Olbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

TIspGBTED CORSET WAREHOUSE.
~ BRIT. | Ccdarstreet, nesr Pearl Is now rccely'
ing large assortment of wh,c and colored COkSETS,
made to ORDER warranted give satisfaction, an selling
AZ cx remedy low prices.
" H-Countrv Merchants supplied au2i Ilns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
~ Crout Convention OF fwnsI.fngtt

T. Grand Contention or washington
TC.upcraucs SOciriic..-6 Csseah!e to n resolution
of the Washington Temperance Bcaeyoen, Society Of &c
City of Newly ork passed full .cetas Sept; tth J. /,
Notice hereby given thst Mass Couventirr IN further
ance of Temperate C-use, VIII be held this ci,
on the 18Th October = a=hia.ioa soc ;is through
country invited send ,hc:r Delegates or oi-
erwsc cooperate, ther views shall be dseIeed nos
advisable. WM. a. WISDOM, Post
Tnos. " WOODRUFF, Sec'y. sio 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
NEW STYLES
FRENCH AND LoEDcH BEAVERS,
AZ THE
Ecn-I-oiIs f,:>i, n:Iorii,g Estn hIirhrrcnt

4'S' "a - S'a''- 80 So -
lip FULTo%-sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
We would call the attention Of friends large
ard wen selected OF Fall and Winter Goods.
comprising styles Of Bond Beavers Dis-
nosd AID Herring Bone do French Vine patterns DO
plain OF various coors also tic Noha:- Londos Coat
incs most splendid article for Winter Frocks; black
anG fancy coor, French and English Cloth, and CASH
lsercs from the celebrated manufacturers; also,
great variety Of Fall and Winter V7tinss, ong which
beautiful style Of Fresc1 Cashmcrcs, London wooden
Velrcis bl-ck and aucy Silks and sans Valencia, &c,
all Of which we're bought for cash and will comprise a.
full of tho richest patterns and finest quality
Of goods tina; be found any establishment in the
city Full furnished 81 hours, 10 per he
low credit prices Strict punctua!ty observed IN filing
orders.
CASH ON DELIVERY, AND no ABATEMENT IN
PRICES.
P.S-Mr. NJ. GAYLORD will give his whole attention 10
the cutting department. especially to Tie different styles
ofOyerco4,. that may be introduced the coming season
feeling confident that our style will be sfcrior to none
and our aim viii compete with the expensive
establishments IL tho city. Particular attenton paid
cutting pant. s2l otis J. C. BOOTH Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
SELLING OFF-RARE OPPORTUNITY.

SELLING OfF-RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The subscriber with view Of e.ciins change II ms
business cc.rogs chasing his present extensive stock
of goods comprising choice of West Of Eng
land Cloths of fashionable shades, plaid and fncy
Cassimcres rich silk and woolen Veycs, English Sans
and Silks To.Ienees. &c. sc all Of the finest quality
and recent impo:taons, AID hicl will b. manufactured
in his usual sly elegance, abatement III p'i-
ces, for ONLY.
Gentlemen in need of first ratn Garments, End
at REALLY low priscs, solicited TO call as they will
here find adyauta- bargaas Those in guest Of sop
goods and Stop prices referred to the - per cent d.
court Emporium, where trial will suffice to REFORM
tue ideas Of the most economical. CHARLES cox,
Sign Of the Golden Fleece of Faon ard Nassau-ss
n B-Gcn,smen furnishing their owe cloths can have
them maze up the superior STYLE 1T price. com
m ensurate with the above sli eoG2"is
II 20 Agric,iturir;s, Fsortic.ituriSts. %e
The beard of Agrc allure of the An'e!can insiitue OF
the City of Nw-Hork ai!l examine ald report upon tied
crops, Corn, Grain, &c. that may be offered Premiums
will be ded tho lth Annual Fair 10 such arc ad
Judged crtorious Application IN writing 10 be
made 10 T. r. WhKEMaN, Secrel-y. r. tn tepos tory
rear OF the City Hall before Sniursy q day Of &c
,ohcr next C3Fclds Ct Corn not less THAI five acrrS9
sl3 81 MThM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

u Private Tcnchcr.-A young gentleman OF
Coegia education is DESTROYS Of giving Instruction. one
hours u dav either private family or boarding
scheol. He would consider his board compensation for
his services Testimonials of character and capacity
with respectable references vii! be given Ad-
dress S. p. al this office. SOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

IL The Clerks Gazette will be issued on Sa-
uraav next from Spruce street. house to TIE
Sun Office Several exper, Carriers wanted immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
3 YOsD'Ts AND SEaOES, nj re.

N BOOTS AND SE5OEs, nj reduced phi
Is ccs at 10 Bowers.--The Subscriber has m-dc u
large addition to his former stock oil Boots aud
sT Shoes, consisting Of LADIES' Misses and Ch'idrea
black and coorcd lasting Caters and Buskins, black and
colore! Morocco Baskins and Slippers winch axe OF his
manufacture.
Also an assortment of Giants Boys and Youths Calf,
Kip and Seal Boots and Shoes. which he will sell very or
lnr cub. 81 u. FERDINAND REED. 10 30 trr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

CLOTHS, CAssEnEREs Il sATiNE is.
u Mcrinoes Mousscline de LANES and 'ioesAius red,
white and yellow Flannels good assortment OF Prints,
and general variety of Goods usually kept in Dry Goods
Stores for the loves, cash prices No. SO Houstons
IS lvi.- r. DONIH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

'a,o PCsSL7-tEt:sSs, f'issNf T. 'ss, DC.
I ycu,onlu Of classical a,tainm. and long
ncctcd the press wishes obaiH situation Proof
Reader TO prc are works for the press any other te
ray employment. lie is competent 70 'e2d both first aGd
second proofs but would prefer having sole churge the
latter References viii be given the first Printers and
Publishers in the city. Address II. Isdcr cover 20 X.
CRAIGHEAD ~ Ful,cn.st ~ 3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
NEW AND SPLENDID
F A L L O D S,
AT THE
UNITED STATES CASH TAILORING
EMPORIUM,

10.
broadway.
Citizens and respectfully invited TO call a;
the Emporium, and examine splendid assortment 81
French German and West England Cloths, Fancy Cas-
mcres yestings &C. which will be zade order at the
shortest possible notice, and the most fashionable and
approved sly L. at reduced prices for cash
g l-nis w. r. WILLIAMS. Agent
HARDWARE AND WOODWAkE.
W. ( J. JAMESON, 255 and 255i GRErSwIcH-sTEEET.
Z ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its varitics, consist
IL ing of Hardware, WOODWARD, Tin-ware and Willow
ware kept constantly hand, of the beet qualities at
very low prices the times Those who would wish
to purchase articles Of the sbora kind will ind II to their
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
" B. large assortment OF French Travelling Bags
and Baskets. 81 lmi. '" J. JAMlSoN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
POSTSCRIPT.
a GREAT REBELLION

Agan, Hard Tines, High Prices ard Dull Trade, has
been determined by the Subscriber and
be has Alfred himself Tor the siege with New, Rich and
Complete Stock Of Goods. lie has thrown down Ia,
gauntlet and is prepared look every enemy IN the
face and desires the Ladies' and the Pabic generally,
pay him and judge, by examining his splendid
sortmcr; OF Dry Gcod- whether he is not The victor.
lIfSr OPENED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
SlIKs-SIaRS


case elegant changcablc striped and figured Armurc.
i do very rich striped and figured Gro do Aeger.
do beautiful wacred and striped Satin, very rich
do sup. .,rPed aud figured Gro de Antique
do rich Brocsde and Caene
do Gro Ne New. York and Gro 10 Pckn.
do black and blue black, plain and figured Silk Of
every style.
so pieces figured and pnia Silks of every description
10 do Brazilian Glaze, very heavy; together with
Italians Gro dc Rhin Double Portt dc Sois, sass, &C.
PRINTS.
cases French 10 cascs English and Is American
Pruts. HaERENOES.
Frencs English aud German Mcrnocs, all eolors and
qualities, Tagions Slxonies, Bombazmes
aEATLs.
Cashmere, Satin Damask and Brocha.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATlNETS and VESTINGS.
FLANNEI.S BLANKETS, and Marscillcs QUILTS.
DOMESTICS-Bleached and Uabeachcd-grcat guam
ties. All OF which the public politely invited to OK
anime, JOHN H. DlNGMANS,
3oi Grand-sI. of Orchard.
NB-A large assortment OF Chcne Merinoes u ! he
French, German and Italian languages spoken. sl7 w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
En- :. Sac securi,ie, the sa!es xere-
ErehGng,s-Foreign-Som drawers are demand"
q. hnt Tie current mic is o, for .terling. Bill. on "a


we understand that the Bank Commissioners nave "p
pointed Mr. David Leavitt, the President OIL the An.f
ran Exchange Bank Receiver of ,ae y. A. Trust and
Banking Co.. under the injunction granted GONE week or
two since.
There wus received for Toll all the NewYork State
Canals during the second week III September, l54l,
Same period in 1910. ..-....-.-....-..-- 3g.3.l 50
Excess in favor Of ls4l S6A'' 80
reinstatement recently laid before the Provincial Lc
rsa,sre the following appears to be the condition Of the
Canada Banks:
Capi,sl -. $5,567O33 Loans. $500. 81 81 go
Circulation ... 3,5793i3 Depositcs 2,9JO3io
decision of come importance TO Banks has been had
Mt Philadelphia before the District Court. The suit VA,
brought by Mr. Kuher araus, the y. $. Bank, de
pos.e of SO made in June 1887 for which he demand
cd specie The defence offered by the Bank was, th",
notice had been posted above the Tocr's desk which
the plaintiff saw that all deposites would be paid in
rent funds Judge Stroud charged the jury tina, It was
ministerial whether the plaintiff the notice or not II
was one The Bank had right give and could not en-
force The verdict wa. for the plaintiff for The whole
deposi,e with IL per cent interest frsm the demand
new trial was groned and the abeyc decision sus
tanned Judge Petit concurrDg with Judge Stroud Jucg"
s. charged that the charter of the Bank required to
specie for its depostc and that ho notice in direct
dsobcdcnce of the terms of the charter special de-
posi,e Of particular would be different case The
deposi,er could only demand of the same notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

Some descriptions of stocks were rather lower 'o-aay
-, ,h.,. were no changes Of Importance. L. States
~, WIN. without change Del. & Eud improved per
-, Farmers Trust declined /. Canton Co. and Mo-
hawk, cent.
7, STATE Securities the sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
&25 REWARD.

tf0NE z-various sums, from 5000 10 $4,000 10
l39 Ho~ery. s2i IL
EFgTs<sH',s NTEs.FEGENCE OFFICE,
/ No jd0j Pear-s:reet, Broadway. So Inns
J<sasi iScCABE & Co.'s INTELLIGENCE OF
81 F!Cf, 90 Nassau 81 50 lmis'
EO01f.DENi7 II giRDAD Vat IA. rs
ID opposite The Park, and door 20 IA, American
Io!ea very pleasant and conyenientloc 81 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
LARGE AUCTION SALE
NR Dry GlOnR

OF DIN GOODS.
IA great sale Of DRY GOODS came OF this week.
and added and eplcnished heretofore
stock OF Dry Goods, and prepared 70 supply pu.-
chsssvs on Tery hbe.al terms.
CLOTHS,
CASSIHERES.
sATISETS & VESTINGS,
SILKS. Blue BLACK AND JET.
MorSS cline De LANES ( TAGLIoNIS,
FRENCH. ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN PRINTS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, RIBBONS 4 HABERDASGERY
CANTON PLANNELS, TECHNICS & STRIPES,
BLEACHEO AND BROWN SHEETGNGS,
PLAIN & TWILLED GINGHAMS,
WORKED COLLARS,
lNsERTINGS,
EDGINGS
All th' above NC oc! at exceedingly o~ price,, and
assure he Public tina; erdcayo7s TO su hen boh in
style ard prices, shall be continued rs heretofore
N.B-Ssore keepers aud Peldlcr, supplied an the mo-,
LIBERAL ie;t1s.
w. 6, VIZ. CILLEY,
SIS o. $50 Srand-strcct-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

n The z.nst Caii.-Lrocha, Ksybele and Merino
shawl. Bombaziues. ,,rsoe. silks Coths' IassirleTf+'
rIan,os HanLos Auslin Nsive;s Sa;ius, baces, h.
.;srv and Gloves. &c &C. selling q COST, for ie"
days only, az .-, -, - co..rr
Y-atrnct5 d Y cct:ns in the Methodist Church.
Clrv,fic street near Wgkcr. isioss services iais
week each evening at half past o'c.cc1. Cone and
h,ar-young people particularly invited. 80 Sus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
Auction Enles.

By James VI. Miller & Co.--Rca E>tate-Thc store
house aud lot on the westerly side of Wcstree knowa
No 49, containing 30 fee; from, and rear and IN length
on uorihcry side 81 feet and on sou,hcry sid e57 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

u House Cnrpcntcrs' Scientific and
A-socia t;on.--A conversation
meeting of shs Association vii be held at the Academi-
cal institute $50 BroOmc Wednest.. Evening
Sept Cd at = o'clock SUBJ -ct-FiEdn- and Mites.
Carpenters are invited to attsnt
vi - r. CAIRCyY. scc'ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
81 JUST IMPORTED Il
ELASTIC FRENCH CASSiMEKES, WATER PROOF
BEAVER AND ASPEALTUM CLOTHS,
broadway Cash Tutoring E.,nbliai,mcnt

Broadway Cash CaiiorinS Esinoiiaiincnt
No. 10 BfoadVoy, between CouriaHd aud Liberty SIS
UT Strangers and Citizens respectfully invited 10
Inspect the of lr:c French slmercs, Vest
ings proof Beaver ana Aphal,um Cloths just re-
cewcd Il. the Broadway Cash Tailoring establishment
together with splcuaii assortment, super!rc French
aud English black. wool-dyed bacs, blue and fancy col
oed Cloths made order the approx ed and latest
style, unsurpassed in the city, Il dscoua; OF Us per
cent from cre, prices, which, lisp c;on, vii be
found lower than that o;hcr cGbiishIen Fulton
or any other street excepted.
j. whole suit furnished ~ "A hour, notice Terms
cash on delivery. ARTHUR l.. Len l.
,2l tt,s 1j9 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

II Ney-Eor!i socIe:y cf Eeifers--Ihe
weekly meeting of thir In MI b. held as tVs
SSc The se c5 Hall u Crosby - FNeFetsc- - con-
si.t OF REGULATIONS Es7ay oud ds-us.ion Of ne
ton Has the career Of Napoleon pfo.ed b-asseaI 10
II Cattle Show and FAIR If syracase.-
The Executive COMMITTEE Of tie Nev YORK Sie'e ~.
CULTURAL Society have made arrengonents TO sana al
stock, mp!en:sI.s destiaea for I'M az: rom -,
star, sic, ~ f.oigi. depot ;as city on 4ae.9sy
morning Sept. =. -. ..-,.,,o,.. e.,
u An p-r.ons wishing to send Sec P.nen' g
Trcyr Albany OIL. all ANIMALS to be scri must BE- "a
ton to be put on board lie cas- Oh Monday
afternoon 27th inst.
Albany l-,b Sent, lN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
MONEY MARKET.
' ..s.,, E~csauze. Sept. 81.

seconG Board.
I.,,,d b6O 81 81 shs. Carton Co. SIS 2Gi
10 '% ho l. 5as 50 do Ha,cm... s3 Il:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

nILs.-EA'lr AND MACnESE SaLs.
~ The subscriber, agent for The onion 0il Refinery
ui1ers for sale
800 gail. winter asd "a. Sperm OIL, ched and IN
bleached.
1909 do superor do resued expressly for machinery.
$500 do winter aud fall Whale Oh, bieached aud Nm
BILE ched.
1000 90. pure Elephant, winter pressed
50 barrels of OIL Soap
The above articles of the best quality and will be
sold IL los purch nj the loves; market prices
EDWARD DOYLE Agent L. O. R.
slSw 1t 81 Water street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

i, LIVERPOOL. NEWCASTLE AND VIRGINIA
IL GOALS .. thc bcsI quality, nes on haad and Tor
sale by the subscribers.
Also, Sidney Cosl, prime article for family use.
WARD Il BROWN, Gate Anderson = NerdD
~ Conner of ANnsl:ncinn and i.asht slte.ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21

New York, Aug. 10, lSil. 3io'.
signed JAMES x. Chiffon. NJ D.
The subscribers propri,or OF this valuable Spring
are now prepared to supply he Merchants, Ho
te Partnerships and Families ei:her III quarts or plns
sur up and packc4 the most coMpete nannST and on
the aust favorable ;erin.
Orders arc respectfully solicited
A. & & d. SANDS, Druggists,
s1sI,W2gD 20 and 100 Fulton street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-21
Josiah Richards, AGciIoRcsr.
BIZ BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.

SOsiNa NC y u U.s. y GC : 10 AcSE
BIZ BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATE.
Store la6 RreeSrey
CSAND Vocal AND ENsCTsguENT-
~ Al conc sEsT. At the Cry Horel an rue'-
day evening, September sls;. by Mss EU?iRASiA
bokuatSE. 9rma DonDs ef The Theatres 81. Charles.
Naples Venice aud Havans, and Of iAe Royal Theatre
OF me Como Opera OF Paris.
MIR EueuNc Neiszsl. Professor of = iucry and Tcror
oil iae Pf's'r Music OF the kIrg Of FraBcc.
hr: heIy aaet Frat Nioneellis; OF the Private MI
sic OF the Emperor orRus.il
Nr trnes; aas kindly volunteered b., services
Mr. Iimn wrl preside at the Piano Forte
:, eNe = e'eh' 10 be had At tac principal Hotels and
DO r open At seven o'clock coaccr, to common At
eight O'Clock prccrely. satu
G. NasAo'~ GARDEN
N'REAT ArIRACIlGN.--THlS EVENING, Sep
TENDER 2lst, ISL.
The evenings entertainments will co mmcuce precisely
al half pl>s O'clock, u FL Ovci e.
Alter which Nil be p'c,ca,ed the elegant barlrta Of
FASHIONABLE ARHNt lis. Sir Thoml, Odton, Mr.
ChipP .n5alc; David - Phillips; Mrs Penelope
jones, Mrs River. Mr. CondicioR, Miss smith.
Scene. Magnificent breakfast Room!
An nermis>iou OF halt hour Ill be allowed for Re-
fre>hmcuts, and the PROMENADE MUlCAIS, "a mo
Graz Saloon. In which splendid Orchcsua has been
erected desieucto Represent the Temple OF polio
Hussrd. The uneqaard Band ed by the celebrated Mr.
Thomas, we play .cycral VaI,eS and Quadrilcs.
superb FIREWORKS, by Sir. Ejge.
An Overture.
Tic whole to conclude with tho comic burlet:a of the
The Ravel Family received with enthusiasm last
nigh;tney will repeat their binary performance,
with the comic ballet called NJ pechalumcau, TO morrow
evening
Miss Japc Slomau VIII appear to evrniag.
The Ra.cl Famy-Wrdnesdav aud Thursday. 81
ID EH0VAL.-Thc BROOKLYN SALT WATER
IA WARN Bath has been removed 10 thc upper side
OF Fulton Ferry Pier Ladies ard Gentlemen can have
Warm Baths from a. II. TIL H. p V. The Citizens Of
Scwlork will ind the present locaten coYcnicn' and
easy of access, and take Bath with much expedition
q. II they were on the New York side OF the river.
Brooklyn, Sept -ih, 'Sil. - mis'
Express Nail Line from Ncw-YoriS 10
Z: a = 4 q n. Pa, VIA l>fEn.--s-,
Al New Drpnswi { k.--Furc AS1s' ISs,tgf
SfsI-l-S, through, S1.-STOUT'S L. :. I4a11>lc-
2SS-LLlml Line Ie'yes foot Of l. Leftysireet every
morning, except Sundays al O'Clock, By New-Jcrsey
Railroad 10 brunswick, thence ~ Troy co1ches di-
rect, irving m las O'Clock the day; brug
decidedly he most pleasant aud convenient well tho
most direct and expeditions from New York 10
EatOn. For seats apply at the Railroad Office foot OF
Lbcrty>trec Nor,nern Hotel foo; OF Courtand street.
board the cars of WIN F. Heller. who viii accom-
plny the passengers TO Now Brunswick and give all
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ship Mary Kiugand, Wcare. Mobile, J Elwcll.
Greek brig Panagia, ST Lcodocdo Reobin, Malts How
land & A.pnwsll.
Schr. Julia, Purnell, Wilmington; Mary Eliza, bailey
fcrk River Va
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06
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MARRIED-On the 25th ult bv tho
Rev. William ]. Eyer, Mr.. GEORGE
AWRENCE, 10 Miss LYDIA HUBER,
both of Cauawissa.
In Hopkinsvlle, on Tuesday morning
last, bv the Rev. Geo. G. Drake. Mr.. BEN
JAMlN DlETERlCH, of Hemlock, to
Miss MARGARET. daughter of Mr.. Jo-
seph Brown, of the former place.
In Hemlock, OIL Thursday last, by the
same Mr.. ISAAC WAGNER. sen. to Mrs.
SARAH LElDY. daughter of the late Mr..
Esau Gir,on deceased, both of Hsmlock.
On the 25,h ult. by John Dieterich Esq.
Mr.. WILLIAM CRETHERS, Of Hem
lock, to Miss MARY RINEBOLD, late
of Mifllin.
On tile 9Th ult. bp the Rev. Mr.. Gring.
Mr.. JOHN F. HERR TO Miss MARY
CLACKNER, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Cor.
nelius Clackner. all Of Derry.
On Tuesday the 10Th ult. by Samuel
Greasy, Esq. Mr.. JOHN THOMPSON, Of
Luzerne CO. to Mrs. .CATHARINE YOHE
of Mfflinville.
On the 9th nit. by the Rev. r A. Fish
er. Mr.. AMOS E. CAPP, 10 Miss MAR
GARET WILMINGTON, both of Nor.
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syTyRDsY; .u.sRCne. 1871.

We have been SO much occupied with
other business the past week, that we have
had no time to make a reply To the attacks
of the whig edrsrs upon the proceedings Of
the meeting at M Dowell's Mills. We will
endeavor to cook J,em up hereafter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

Fattening Poultry.-An experiment has
lately been tried Of feeding geese With thrs
nips, cut up very fine and put into Trough
with water. The effect was, that six geese
weighing only lbs. each when shut up,
actually weighed 20 lbs. each after about
three weeks feeding with this food alone.
NeU Gencsee Farmer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

I'm Old Office Holder Dr. Thomas
O'Hara Croswell, Postmaster at Catskill,
IN. W a venerable and estimable citizen
was appointed in 1902, under the admins
tralion Of Gen. Washington. and has held
The office from .ha, day 10 the present, near
ly half century
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

The uncalled for and I" Stool Pidgeon"
8 attack, of the Danviile Democrat" upon
4he Bloomsburg Iron Company, and the wa
,er power Of Fishing Cieek, will receive
no reply from US. The object and source
ar The article will be sufficient answer.
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Government Erpress.--Ths Herald
states that Mr.. Niles. the Post Master Gena
eral, has made arrangements to transmit The
Inaugural Address of General Harrison.
from Washington to New York by Express
by which the whole distance will be ira.
versed in ten hours.