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lluftrs bsmofratifben Srsunes i'm qanss
MAIDEN mir aufnNrfiam auf esn aufruf bsr
SauntpsS Ommittse, wslte cine bsmotratiits
Serfammluns auf ben srifsn eourtas (osn 3
4usuf) anbsraumt bat. Ser 3psd Der Der,
fammlun9 wire fsin, swsdmaifss gcrbsuitun,
gen fir bic nabiie SSabI Su tuffsn uno folde
Raasressln an;unsbmsn bic fir eaS wObI
bss qaness uno Der esmefratifbsn Sads am
sstt9nstifsn fbensn mSssn. Die Srsunes BON
6arricn, 9pler nnb 0anfs, unb 2las biz III
Sunftsn simsr sbrIibsm fparfamen saatsrss
sitruns, fur sinen sermin uno Staats&sfcrm
finb, ,psresn tpcbl tbun Der @srfammlun9 bsis
tuwobnen. 9is ernts ,piro biS eabin pcribsr
fs'n uno fsinsr fcIts ib ben 8ss nob &sas
oln9 psrersNtn !aiTtn, bsfpnbsrs wsna se fur
cine quite Sabe gift.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Das tOetter III tei nns fsbr iparm une
faf Die san,e rcriss wcbe 70. Scr Sortsr
Uatttpcb mar rabrfheinlih rer warmite
Tag ptn mir in biefsm Sabre ertstt babsn,
nnp anf bic srofF 5it3e fcfstsn am Itsnp
mehrsre heftise &ewittr, bon fartem Nes
sensdGtm fss(eitet. 1,ir b6rtn BON amosrn
8essnben ta6 fle audi bon 9eticGtn teslei.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20
Eubta,M ben Is. Smli.

eis. - 8citcrn Nabmittas urn s ltbr 3os
eln idwersr Seipittsr. Nsssn iber biefe @e,
9enb, rpabrenb oefen Saucr 6aaelf6rner bon
un9emeiner 9hwsre uno bide GisttIde ber,
abra6eltsn. 9Dir bStsm siniss psr gisNilte
auf, uuo fanben, oab le Q bis 5 Boil in Der
Sreite nno $dnar nab nabe Boil in Der
Oide tnabea. &eiit 3. Belt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Nleranoer t11eg:oo. - Oie Guprcmes
Court sou Slsu Vort, al ,ptIcbe bas &eGut
sslteat worpcn, rislss trittiihs Satjsft frei
,u Iprehen. bat tnti6ispen ca6 ibm ror Der:
fslben Court esr pro;es semaht usrbsn
ioa ,po bic &(ase sssen ibn anbansis &C..
,naett wurcs. D1essoo's In,palt bat earauf
Anfpruob semaebt bic 9ahs BOT bic Court
Of errore ;u brinsen, bic i'm nahGsn Wlc:
nat ibre 9isunaen III ser 9taot g,u Dcrt
baitcu ,piro. 9pis lanss bic Satr ranern,
eber rpif fte enpsn miro, ift cine lh,per 3u
tntGebribenoe Srase.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Dreifaber ueot ourcb Slib.-Nm l.
SuI ruroen brsi Mdnnsr curb Den SIis sss
tobtt nnb Der Sierts bsbsutsnb bsIbdbist, ma.
be bti Sirnep, Obis. 3wsi bsrftIbsn, @barlss
amann unb asam Smitb, rpsbntsn in Sib.
nep unb Der Dritts, Sso. q. S. Motbaas, mar
rem piaua.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20
NbtbeilunQ $40. 33.

NVtVtuuUU J(O' d.
dBurbs an 81. gRias esssben fir 23,750 90
6ebpte rpurosn oafur 9emaht Don
Samss Mnorsps, fir l7,l70 90
8urns, Nboees U. SO. 1O,260 90
W,atbsrs, Gill u. Go. 1900 90
1BiIfon Sing, l9,610 90
Die 8sbcts iberbaupt ruarsn l4.OS4 %
GrWsrluit gum gtaot! 1896 90
slbtbeilun9 $50. 81,
Wurse 80. oa{finss ssssbsu fir 5,794 90
Gsbete rpuroen eafir semadt pen
Samss &nbreps, fir 4,O4e so
SurnS, Nbooes u. .. 1858 90
g. u. 8. Drum, 2,96s 26
Matbers, Sille u. 50. 2,962 &c
Die gsbcts lbsrbaupt .parsn 3,452 O6
GFTerluit gum Staat! S2,340 ga
alttbeiluns SEQ. So.
Wures B. 6aiiinSs sssebsn fir e,34e 90
Bebete pureen eafiIr 9emabt uon
Sames Nnerps, fir 4,437 so
Surns, Oiborss II. 60. 3,522 60
=. u, 8. Drum, 1885 90
0satbers, Gil Ii. 60. 3,573 90
9Difon Sing, 4,See SO
Die Gsbote iberbaupt Warsn 1881 80
@@srIuit gum Gtaat! S2,465 90
Derluf auf ebi9e 8 2(blbeiIuusen:
S35.234 O6II
&uf bisfsr ndmlibsn @analsQinis purtsn
bic l6 Sblsuisn bsi qcdport, (prn 9ee. 80 bio
43) I'M OftObsr 1889 auSss9sbsn 81 Der @s'
iammtsSumne BON $l64,47O 90
CUR ndmlibsn Ssit ,uuresn
@etots BON anpsrn ibsrbaupt
ssmabt fur $l3l,0ll 90
grIsrluit gum Staas! $3s,469 80
Sis 4u6labfbsufen Rr. 70 unb II, Wurbsu
an quman unb Sailep Wie fcl9t 9e9sben:
Sur Sblsufs Ne. 20 $l7.7ss 90
eo i" II 2O,766 90
1854 00
Sur ndmlitben Seit purten ans
bsre @sbots 9smabt:
SIR Sblsuie Nc. 10 $l2,933 Go
te. II 1902 SO
3O,9s6 ls
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Elerticnieren.-@ @cuuernbr V6rtsr bat
Sarristur9 perlaiFn, fir cine @Isfticnier 9iei.
fe in ben weftlibsn Gdunties Cine fbwsre
Urbslt, Su bsr mir uns nitbt germ bsi bitftr
6ise bsrstbsn mSettsn. 0Bas pcrtsr lpobl
fbmiRt bsi fsinsr tlpbiu Sisnee!
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20
Is Gents. fur 7eocn,

70 gfnts. fur Jeocn,
bon jset big Sur nabfen OftobersGBabl, cbsr
3ebn @rsmpIars fur 2 sbalsr, msnn lis in els
mem pad bsitsat ,perbsn. Dorausbesabs
lung 1T jsecb blsrbsi ala unsrIdblibs Ysbin:
Sun9 fsif9sfsst.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20
Msatin9, ben 90. Sulj 1s4l.
Gin oitbereS 1(nerbieten.

I'm uniersm Slatts einsn srtiIsrn llmlauf
iu psridat1sn uno benz 9emds mebr gutss fir
bic quite 9abe tu ,pirfsn, srbistsn mir uns lin.
tsrf4rsbsr fir saf1eIts ansunsbmsn, fir ben
YrsiS BON
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Die Court Der psrteljabrIibsn Sieun9sn
&c. fir Serfs Gauntp, tssinnt ndbtien Mcns
tag lbsr aht Sage i'm bienssn @curtbauis.
Da bic @srbane!unSen pcn ;tpsi midtissn eris
minalfdasn in bisfsr Sieuns pcrfcmnlsm ,psrs
ben, tpirb sS tint Semlb polt Court 9sbsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Gin "unfranfirtsr Brief ppn &ustaun, an
Den perausssbsr bisfss SIatts6 aobrsflirt, lsst
I'm blslI9sn Dcifamts. Der lleberientsr bat
BE erlaubniB ssnfelbsn misssrsubolsn. Tins
tranf'rts Srlsfe, BON unbsfanntsr Sanb, wers
Zen nj { bon uns aufssnommsn.
94r ohnfbtsn 81 miffsn Of cine snuiGt
esutfbe Seitune, feline 30 Wseisn BON Msa.
elng, elm prlpilsSum bat umfsre Golummnsn
~ bsfsblen? 9Bir rparten auf 4ntwsrt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

tln9lud ourb 9d,ieGsewebr.-spat
am porlsstsn Montas Nbsne, pOats Gin qsbr
ling ess !prn. gimOn &utfdsnmadsr in ties
Ter Staet Namsns ebarIsS 9(lbrsbt, @nbsrs
gum Spas srfbredsn. er bate su ssm Ssbuf
cine fc9snannte gtpdflints NIT bsinabs spsi
llnssn pulpsr eslaben, unb ba r bic llnpcrs
fibtisfeit btsns, bic Ysreufiions.Sapps nit
bsm eaSffcds fsisnflcpfsn, 70 sntsineste fb
Der 9bus une ssrfprsnsts ben qaut wOsurh
Der fIeine Singer aus feline Iinfsn S,anb ssrif.
fen une tsfe!bs nod msitsr bslbaoist ruros.
Gin @lid mag Cd bsi ale Dem nod ssnannt
rpsrbsn, bas Der Sbub 70 seiti9 logging, neil
bsim pirfdtn Stisntn cas- llnslid nod
sr6fltr bdtte psrtsn fennsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

tst ,parsn, namsntIieb in Stsilsn bon pisIsr,
70 ,pis ant rcn Bufs una Wlpntspnsrp
gaunties.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Sinolinae.-gin 5srr in pbtlaerlpbia,
Der uoriaem Dcnnsrttas 4teno i'm fipfrebsn
9bsile psr @tapt init fsinsr Srau fpa1iren
ains. famo anf Der arspps sinss 5anles elm
Binbel pslebes, rpie lleb fano, 5pei ncnss=
borne D1aoden enthielt. bic im einen linters
rcf se,pifelt fparen. Bei benfslten mar Gin
Stttel NIT ben Wcrten: "3msi 9hweitern,
gmtlsins Wlcntan, Tule I5."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20
GT@srIuit gum Staat! S2.46
Oerluf auf ebi9e 8 2iblbejIun9t
S35.234 O6SI

gaIsrluit gum Staat! $33,459 80
Sis MuSlabfbsuen Re. 70 unb II, ,purbsu
an quman unb Sailep Wie folSt se9sben:
Tlr Sblsufc Ve. 20 $l7.79s 90
eo II 20,766 90
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-20

Sur ndmliden 3eit wureen ans
bsre @stots 9smabt:
SIR Sblsule Nc. 10 $l2,93S Go
b.. " II 1902 SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
F. s. THOMAS'S "REMINISCENCES
OF TIE

LAST sHXTY-EGVE YEARS,
COMMENCING WITH THE BATTLE OF LIKING
TON. ALSO, SKETCHES OF His OWN LIFE
AND TIMES III Vol i2uo
Contents of olume
Battle OF Lexington.
Boston !tom l1fi to l,sa.
Charleston IT, lIyJ,
Saalwich Islands.
d dhag Boston &c. in 1913.
The Late John RiHtOiph.
Judge Edarus Burke South Carolina.
My First Voyage to Europe, in 1890,
Peter Frcacau.
Geuer raj Robert y. uaync.
A nay 10 Cincinnati
William l. owndcS
JOHN Gedces, Governor OF South Caroua in 1919 and
lS30.
Progress ofthc Newspaper Press.
George Washington.
Authentic oacu5rcacc of the Revolution
Edinburgh III leOa
England AID rrauce-tloir Agticul,ure-Chcf Towas-
Cuiios,tics-rEia Of this observation-disclosures Process
son, &c. &c.
John GaIll4rd OF South Carolina.
John Hancock.
III, Isle OF Wish,-Ea.l aoira.
Tnigl ECLIPSE OF Ike sun.
Samuel \ iarls.
POSTSCRIPT to The cmini,cenccs-Charles.On, $. c.
Btl,imorc- Nce Il Observation-Disclosures Escape
Fact, 10 mako Mcn ihEk.
Contcnts of Volume IL.
Sketches o! my Life and Times.
take the Responsibility.
Druuka;ds auI Clu;;ous.
Hi :hly Important from Washing ton.
An,ieat Stages.
Con, umpton of Brcai Stubs.
The WoAdeis OF Nature.
Abolition.
The Pas, and tbs pres,y,.
Mr.. Dromg COLES Resolution.
EStrs ordinary Product.
To the Hon Joan Calhoun
Accom-, 9th, Great Flood of the Ohio and is Tribute
ries. February, ls39.
RellIni. eences OF Asher Robbins.
Rc;niuI,c noes of Noah Webster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

sH -. DKAra,R. .r,
Store 81 WtLiar,-strrgf. eo,er -

Store 81 bt4ids-sfresf. c0-cr Of PiHs-strset.
On THURSDAY. sept q, At 10 o'elsek
FSENcH GooDs.-2O es.c. u Faroch Con-. n ree.u,
inPoriS'oH comprising large aBe desirable ss.s-.rpept
OF rich aad high ro>; articles. T.rr. slsths for AZ
proved esored Catalogue, and sample. on morn
isg of.Aie.
Also heavy black Silk vslvettt
Also. heavy eoloted sin WE'VE; iesiinEs
Also hesyy bises figured SATIN 'iestinss
Afo, - carons German Thrcad Isces Of entirely new
pStierr. aRd very desirable ASSORTMENT.
Also eAsrs German Cotton FuEges Tho above CON-
PRISE invoice, jas received znd s BE sod de-
iverahle on landing.
Gu SATURDAY. September *, at 10 o'elSek.
CEorRs tNp CA>siNsKEs TSos riE SaELVEN--A isrre
AID general ii West oi gland B-osGeiOtss
Ca,snef-s ani Plot Cloths, Lion Ski1s ard Flusaings
The sale ,mhra .irg desirable assortment of ~ooish
sooi. adapted 20 the
Terms months. for approved endorsed noies-
TUESDAY. Sept =, Al 10 o'clock
P,cE.eK SaLa-2yo packages OF Fcrclga and Domes
TIC Dry Good, Of importation. AfnoeE ~eco ara
a fuli as,ortasent OF ses.ossble goods.
Teams 6 month. approved endorsed notes.
Catalogue AID samples o morning Of sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
Snics ut Auction.

By NJ. Holman & Co.-Tes>-rerm>. satisfactory
hoes, a, ; months, PAYABLE IN the city of Ncw-York-
Hyson-35 chests 62,; do, So do, tx do 72I; 10
Curious uyson-4 chests. 3D. a hf do gu IS IS Id bx.,
Ni; 80 10 DO Go.
Young Hy.on-,s hf chests so. 60 d, do. 81 do do,
~ - do do So II do do. Az ~ DO 10. e3 30 do do g.,
10 do ti. 10 do dc, Is, DO do. 6ss do dc, co. b
90 3d. D. do DO + 80 do DO 80 81 do DO ISL; 10 do
= 2Ji DO a. do DO G7 - do do COT; :! DO do. TO; -
90 % 62 - 10 do deb, A. - 10 SO matted, %
Il DO t6t DO do. 6ne, 10 do do, extra
Sc' 81 10 DO do extra inc S0 do do 6Si p do 10,
49, do do s. 10 do do, S. 10 do do - 10 DO do, 81
% 30 DO 30 aud sl9 do De- withdraw. - chests, 5:
do S 10; - do So. IS do *; - do 6 10 do 6S Ii
ane 7o,.
,By T. II. Ludlow-Real Es,a;e-Three story house No
~ easi broad*Ay, corner OF lsiicF son-silot % by
sNoo House and lot No. POI adjoining, same d
By l. NJ Holrm,n & Co.-coa,e-2Oo bag, JAWS at %
Iooaceo-ll5 bSs maautact a. IL 1 IL. NatmeF'
~ A.ss stsi; do a. do - Starch-iO Seg' nj
~ dtmarini'-.i0 Kegs al q "a g Solp--ibJ nHs a.
'A3!' Care-5 aads Al 500. Moitsses-iO hhds al q
..---
~ srahara House, 63 Bsrcay-s--The friend.
temperance Ms invited 10 cali Shower Ba,asfree. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
Josiah Rlchsrds. Auctionser.
BY BANGS, REGMARDS & PLATT.
nv EOVAI. GURLEY.

S1ogg lba BRotDWAY-<s,V-N oKK Lose Room
TUESDAY ATE tSooN, sept =,
NJ halt pa>t o'clock and ihe four following DAYS.
GREAT SALr % nLD E>eLIsit l,ooNs At tUcrioN.-Oua
Il the yauabir rare eu-ou. al unique cctoa-
OF Ancient aod Modern Books that ha, beea offered
at public ,ri. IN TIM couu.r ny.
TIE collection comprehend. the whole rauge OF Litoru-
Arts and Science hoscvc particularly rich
trgn,uons Of the Oriental Creek sHd Roman CLASSICS.
works COINS ne5nls and enbcms. tr~st.cs on witsh
craft astroogy aud achymy esi, travels aud histories
" North Amcrca dac illustrated oks travels.
VI the works the I'd ama'ic writers, poetry
md rusti,es cscicr Cs;aCis1 works
and valuable Protestant racolcgy scarce works tHn
Early gvasrl aud typographical history Of ErK and
lrtllEi the work. OF the early anu intermediate PHI
.orhica and variety Of the best and most
aniu,irg memoirs sad lives. both Err n aud Continental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
Domestic Bills we quote

Tic Augusta Chronicle says For the past week the
market has been quet for Exchanges with steady de-
mand The rates for Georgia Railroad per
on New-York aud Charleston, ard of city
Banks have checked per cent New York for their
own notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
. $500. '~Uu5 VV
Second Board.
vk..... COT IS do.
Commercial and Money Matters.

Wednesddy, r. NJ
The stock marke, not firm to-day, bat the sales
were extensive US. Bank fell off l. Canton Co. = Mo
hawk H. Paterson II, Harlem !, Long Island !! Delaware
and Hudson q.
There was large amount of operations in Illinois aud
Indiana Bonds at decline of 81 par cent on the former
I'd con. he laiter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

E1eharges-Foreign--Thc mn,ke, il not vol supplied
with bills aud tho sales remain high. On Lo&don 9ag!,
Oh Paris 57 $50 In consequence of these high rates
the shipments of specie continue ard the Gladiator takes
GU, 10 LoIdou upwards of 81, 00oO
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E.w. & w. p. GILLEY,
s30 Grund-atrret.
POSTSCRIPT.
a GREAT REHELLIOS

a GREAT REBELLION
Agains; Hard Times, High Prices and Dull Trade. has
been dee spon by the Subscriber and consequently
he ba. himself for the ,ege With New, Rich and
Comprise Stock II Goods. lie has thrown down tse
gauntlet and prepared look every enemy IN the
and desires the Ladies' and the rabc generally to
him visit, and Judge by examining has 'PIeatii as
soFtmeht o! Dry Goods, whether he the victor.
JUST OPENED,
slLRs-SEINS.
case elegstr changeabe striped aad figured Arnure.
do very rich striped and figured Gro de Aeeer
do beautiful d snd striped Satin, very rich
do sup .,ipe! md dgurc. Gro de Antique.
do rich Brocado and Cseae.
DO Gro 10 Sew.Yors aud Gro do Pekn.
do black and blue black, plan and figured Silk, OF
every style.
20 pieces figured and plain Silks of every description
10 90 brazilian G!acc, very heavy; together with
Italians Gro dc Rhn- Double Poutt de Sois Sa,7s &c
PRINTS.
cases French, 10 English, aud Is cases American
Prints nGER1NOEs.
Frenct, English and German MerinoOs. all eoors and
qualities. Taglionis Saxonics Bombazncs.
sGQAWzs.
Cashmere, Satin Damasa and Brochn.
CLOTHS. CAsSIMER ES, SATINETS and VESTINGS
FLANNEIS BLANKETS, snd Nurseries QUILTS.
DoMESTICs-Blcached aud uabea:hcd-grcat guam
ties All Of watch tbs public politely invited TO eA
anime, JOHN II. DiNGhANs'
3el Grand-s;. corner OF Orchard.
N.B-A large assortment OF Chenc McrInoes. " The
French German and Italian languages spoken. sl7 lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
FOLwEAA a. BRGvOORT,
CARPETiNG.

HEWITT & BAILEY, No los Bowcry having pur-
chased their Fall Stock of Carpeng consisting CT Brus-
sells three ply and super lngran. and which they viii
sell very low respectfully solicit c. from those about
furnishing Carpets made up at the shortest notice.
HEWITT & BAILEY,
No lO5 Bowery, drs, Carpet Store below Grand st.
so owls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
LAR e AUCTION SALE

LAR e AUCTION SALE
OF DRY GOODS.
II 4 gTea, sale Of DRY GOODS eff this week
and have ADDED rePlen,hed heretofore large
tOsk OF Dry Goods. and prepared 'uPrly pur
ehnsers very liberal terEs
CLOTHS,
CASsIMERES.
sATISETS vESTINGS,
SILKS. BLUE BLACK AND JgT.
MOUSSE LISE De LANES & TAGLioNIs.
FRENCH. ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS & H4BERDasHERY.
CANTON PLANNELS. TiCKISGs & STRIPES.
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGs,
PLAIN & TWILLED GINGHtMS
WORKED COLLARS.
INsERTINGS
EDGlNGS
&c.
All the above nc offer exceedingly low prices. .rd
the Public that cade.vors 10 .u, them both IN
style asd prices, shall be continued IN heretofore.
NR-Stcre keepers and Pcddlers supplied the uo,,
liberal terms.
Wv. & w. p. GTLLEY,
IS 81 s38 Grnnd-atrcef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
y z.
IT German Threads, Laces and Cotton Frinrcs

~ Private TehcIier.-A young gentleman Of
Coern educaiion DESTROYS of giving instruction. one
hours day, either IN private family boarding.
,cioo. He wouJ consider his board compensation for
his services Testimonials of character aud capacity
with the respectable references, will DC given al
drtss s P al this Office. sl5tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

- Graham House, f;3 Bsrcay-st-The .riends
y" temperance Al invited 10 cali Shower Ba;nsfree. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
DieO:
Die0:
A. Columbus. Ca. Sept. II, Chester Hiram Dunhznl, ia
{ - h tear Of biS age

SETATTE D-A assistant in Dry Goods store, ap-
w flyto !. b. MOORE, . CaherIae-st - II
t4TET NURSE. well recommended, want. ,itua-
" uon at Illusions Office. 562s Peal St >3 l.
D0F FANTED-To run OF ersands. Apply at
ID - Nassau street. corner Of PiEe-stre 81 u
WANT : D-CIirs Sc lnisreila, A-o, % learn,
~ all s Ful:,n-st s2} BIZ
COOK WANTED.-A dr-t-rate Cook viii and
~ employment at III Eighth 81 s22 Sts'
HUTsOS's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No go. Pear-s;reet. gear Broadwsy. 81 Inns
IOEzN lIcCAHE a. Co.'s INTELLIGENCE OF
~ FlCE- 80 Nassau 50 mi.-
DE.sPE.k3;s kNTELL7G ENCE OFFICE,
20 tasi Broad ay-ffce fox servants. and charge
TO empowers un;il FURNISHED. s23 t,
MIAMI g Do Co-chmen an.i = " .i,-rs, with good
w city reference To- respectable private families.
Apply At the ot!ice 57i B'oatsay. SO 1t
w ANTE pa situation in retail dry goods store
~ By intelligent active Boy OF l., ~ho writes
good hand and well recommended. Address T b. at
this ciise- s23 Bits
ITANTED-Gasilies, M,rcnsn,, Builders, Hotel
w and shop keepers Owners of Farms supply with
good Sien aud Women help, q, the Gig Office No. -
Cana-tr s23 81
w AN7 4 BIO iHve.t few hundred dollars in
some -aic aad profitable business, ellhc- partner,
or by purchase Of persons interc, business al
reads established Address w. : this ci-- % 3
AfTANEk Es.--Good secondhand FURNITURE.
W suitable 10 furnish ole or two rooms aud bed
room' un'il The l.; If May rcxt. a reasonable
Any peFsoH having Furniture, in use NAV hear of
one bo "ii t'Aa good Gaze Of 1t, b. addressing inc
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II y a z J-:,y young man .niddrg
cifcuesiancas; ana tie lady. be acceptable
answer the following description: Age from j. to - ii.
position Elid r!ou- fair features mJsljng sIzc, irte
gent, Of respectable 1sy, disposed % stay al home
Letters addrsed 10 : : y, and left the oc Of the
irihrae >iai!nr mere aHd when be had
vii lc fathfily attended to. ,223ti.-
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q " E-i M. Y = 4 ! - a - :. .i>.-A
N dae-acc man OF good charac ter ami bajs, wiss-
6 erpo; zest in Store. Ofee. Mandatory, or other
establishments 20 make fires do light work Il any kind
errluds, &C. He Is cei.ao;e s.o II assisting
poran; parts Of eu.es.. Pcr;ons of an Indus
tros and iai.hlu man. for such purposes, will pIea.c
leaic 4 roie addressed to B. at the Pos; Oizce.
s2l .ltis'
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DEuOVAL.-The BROOKLYN SALT WATER
HI WARN BATH has bcen removed 10 tho upper side
Of Fulton Ferry Pier. Ladies and Gentlemen can nav"
.Vnrm Boths from A. NJ. til I0 p VI. Tho et2sns OF
;ew-York will fad the present location az covoh'cn, and
easy of access aud take Bath with much expedition
II, II they the New York side OF the river.
p,ookivn SAINT 9Th IgiI NJ mis-
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EI~ NON $1,000. $1,000, 5000,

9sA WANTED TO sSENF.-A parlor, klich-
II: aud hci room, furnished unbranded. sui'ablc
Tor house Keeping for gentleman aud his WIFE, without
children. Location no particular Rent low. Address
r :. i al, thu office. ;233.-
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Isa EC s.siE-AsNos Rochelle. lnew and hand
S;:. store, The steamboat landing. 4 good
.t.ad for Dry Goods ready made Clothing Shoe bust
ress Inquire oil j. l.. Moore, No I'D Chatham Il New
York s2S .
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SIX Pocket Hdkf. Linen do.
- Tx ia!.n and f4ncy Six Jrayais Ut 20 Broadway.
CO -,
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= mcnt OF white a" 81 ow sugar suitable preserv-
ing, for sulo Any Tusu;y JJ y. ,Gubs barrel box,
by j. O. FOWLER. wholesale and .reta! grocer. 80
GfeeLwic Il, Murray. Families aud dealers from
the country requested call and examine before
charge. 33'
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