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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-27
The Sabbath School Visitor,

A most excellent work for Teachers and Sohoi-
ars edited by the Rev. Asa BuLLARD, will be sup
piled at the subscription price--50 cents per an
num--and sent TO most Of the towns in this region
without expense TO subscribers.
The Vol. commenced in Jan. Subscriptions will
he received for the whole Of the present year and
back Nos. supplied for SO cents, or for 6 months
from july for IS cents. or for a year and half
commencing with July, for rs cents.
A. e. CHADWICK.
Coledon,nn Office July lS4I If
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GOOD NEWS.

On Wednesday the 7,h tho land bill passed the
House, ZIG to 10s The northern locos united
with the southern nullifers and anti.tnrlf men "a.
gainst it, but in vain Upon the lowest estimate,
three millions annually will be divided +, mong the
states, giving
$4,000 A YEAR TO VERMONT.
Thus will the states obtain what is of right their
own, and the deficiency of the revenue TO the ma
tional government will be made up by duties upon
Injuries, which are used principally by the rich
in our great cities, and from duties on which they
have long been exempted. In every way, the OPP
Grafton of this measure is entirely just and salutary:
while it confers blessings upon the ofhe peo-
pie, it will bling the burden upon class Of foreign
imports which policy and justice require should no
longer be suffered to go untaxed- Watchanan
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lib Cd LTING LOT Nh y
AND
Burr WILL y to IN G q.

I'D F. WHITE, No. ~, Milk st. Boston, con-
ADs tnues 10 import direct from the manufacture
ers, all kinds orDntch Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experience In
nish M,lers with more perfect and durable Cloths
than nc obtained elsewhere, and lower prices,
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes, mads
TO order. July, 6, lS4I. 2O7ewis6mewos6m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-27
KEEP 1T BEFORE TuE People

Thai ihc locoiocos Of Vermont have fully declar-
ed IN state Convention
OPPOSITION TO PROTECTION BY TIE
TARIFF;
OPPOSITION TO A NATIONAL BANK AND
FOR THE SUB TREASURY.
AND OPPOSITION TO THE RIGHT OF YER
MONT TO HER SHARE OF TIE
PUBLIC LANDS.
In the first they leagued with Southern Nnl.
li6ers and British Monopolisls against the Ameri.
can Iaborers, Farmers ard Manufactures.
by the second, they would leave the currency
unregnlated, and the profit of every branch of in
dustry 10 be greatly dimiushed-none more so
than that of the day lab"rcr, the wool grower, and
the producer.
BY the last, they would rob The state of at least
$50 900 year, and deny its title To millions OF
acres of the public lands.--Siatc JOURNAL
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WH G. dH i e IA T.
COLOGNE Water; Balm of Columbia for pro-
" venting and curing badness; Ilolman's Re.
storati,e Biiters, Coverts Balm Of Life; Cough
Lozenges; Worm I.ozenges; Poor Mans Plaster;
Fiour'd Magncsia Garget Root; Fly Poison; Oil
of Soap together with very general assortment
of incidence.
For sale by
2O2f j. JEWETT, ST. Johnsbury Plain.
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Mr.. Marshal s. Bid,oc, and Mr.. Papinnu, both
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-27

|bicb deducted, leaves the amount OF
6ebt and liabilities on the Attn ofMarch
bS4l
lis amount is chargeabIe upon revc>
pne accrn;ng,an 10 be received gfier
Am March, IS4i; ofwhich i: is esii-
bmo,cd there will be received between
hhe 4,h Of March and the end Of the
Eear. (per Treasury Reporl,)
Ehich deducted, leaves the probable n
mount ordcbt and liabilities on the
Ils Ian 1912
A which should be added for Interest
Sou Treasury notes redeemed during
E.hc year, probably
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A ,,,ool amount Of debt and llabili-
H. bc,ween the lst Jan &4lhMarch,
S64l, was ~ rooo;vsd be
yesn LIST January and 4th March,
dS4I, including the balance IN .he
Treasury on lst Jan. lS4l ms appears
N ' the Treasury Report of2d June 81
;ocImdine also an amount received
Ram the Bank of the United States,
WAS
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..,ral amour, of debt and iiabil''
p n son on LIST Jan lS4l, was .,
s' o "" of appropriations OF all
n VIVA made at the last session Of tho
BAN DAM Congress, for the service OF the
Near 1871, was
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3G,992,17G
33,064

33,OG4,44o
i3,61O,HCO
ls,394,449
100000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-07-27

,0,r, of outstanding appropria-
!;oo o'' GiaJiiities,) on LIST January, iS4i
swas
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QUESTION.

amount Of Treasury. notes nnreaeomea ny
EIDt,s ! on LIST January, 1871, was
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
THtRsDAf NViNAN"'

from the Common Council all connection with the
Schools. and to place the government of TIE Sys-
ten under Seventeen Commissioners, chosen one
in each Ward at the Charter Election By the voters
this. ii i. con,ended would be al once 10 connect
the destines Of the School System with the caba''
intrigues and political contests 81 the Wards, and
with the fierce strife of party animosity. > The
Commissioners thus chosen are TO be erected into
close Corporation for their term of service filling
vacancies, whenever they occur, by the votes OF
the residue so that BY possibility it might become
Board not one Of the members OF which had re-
ceived the popular suffrage. 3. The bill narrows
the benefits OF Education by banshing from the
School, all the children between the age Of four
and five years, by taking away from them all the
benefits new enjoyed by them from the School
moneys, and directs the appointment Of Supern-
tendcn, and Clerk, vino are to have the frs; lien
on the School Fund for the payment Of their annual
salaries. amounting to $4,000. 4. Deprecating
grants OF power to any private Corporation 20 dis
bur.s the Public Moneys, it compels the Commits
sioners to admit TO the privileges Of District
School and to share of the moneys, any number
Of persons who may choose associate for the pur-
pose, and such Others only they in their pleasure
may choose TO adopt their associates. ,. 1t pre-
scribes no regulation under which all must be adj
ni,,cd to the Schools or equal terms 6. Adopting
the Schools of the Society part of the System it
takes from them two of their noblest distinctions
tina, which fobds the inquiry whether the parent can
or cannot pay for the education of his child, and that
which minges the children of all in the competition
for cmincncc. I. Solicitors for the protection of
Religion, while it erects establishments that may
he devoted TO scc,arian objects, it also fashions
Schools in which infdclity nay be- taught at the
public expense; it humbcs the citizen TO proof
Of pccunury dcst;tution before he obtain Il gra-
tuitous education for his child, and demands the
name of the latter be then enrolled on the public
records "a the recipient of that charity which
he should possess as right.
In conclusion the Commissioners state that the
fac, that bill containing clauses :. odious might
possibly have received legislative sanction without
being du!y considered by the community on whom
its injuries would most Immediately fall, adnlon-
i.he. the necessity, before the present system OF
Education for the City shall be changed of re-
ference to that community of any proposed sub'li-
tute in order that they may pass distinctly upon III
and they pray the Corporation of the City, and the
Superintendent of Common Schools, and through
them the Legislature Of the State, to give such
casrious and deliberate consideration to the whole
subject as the immense interests involved and any
conviction herein expressed may respectively appear
to deserve.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
TSQiA sisEETIN <;a-Bleached and Brown
= per bale. for sale by {. c. HAVEN, - Pine-st

S,TATg OF Ns"-YORK-CASALDEPAR -
= LoASs fore AgRYSG Of TIE Public "osEs -IheCon-
m.un- hs Canal Fund by virtue # ,h- act ehtlued an
l-t provide suns tor ryiDT the punc woFa no" " pro-
gr,s. p.-i My Sh 1871 hereby give ho u'' sealed
1rooo.s will h. received until Wefne,day thu hern a"
uEt tour O'Clock IN The afternoon OF ul
i9y for loan Of hundred taousnd dolr' Tor The en-
fyenent # EIIe Canal hundred thousand doar Tor
~ construction OF the G-ner Valley Canal snd one hund ec
bon md dollars for the construction othe Btsk River CIn-
in the whole the Ut milton ot dollars TOR "h
,n.be certificates Of stock will be Issued IN the name Of
Of New York bearing interest at the
Ri. m i've u-r nguu pay able tr'!y, the Il
day. Of .ary pr July and October ~ ea; year and the
her after al the discretion o the Commissioner Of the Caa
Fsnd.
pe. TO lend not than ten tos.and dollars and the
in money he wins give f ealh huadret dozrs Of stock
All proposal, called and endorsed Loan for
Gene.e, Valley Canai' Loa1 TO- the CONSTRUCTION Of the
BlicL River Canal The may and enclosed ia
envelope directed 70 the Comptroller a; Albany.
notice being given OF The acceptance II pIopoa. the
tie Cina Fund in the New York State Bank Asany. in
IN. Bank the Manhattan The city Of
The stockholders residing in the LIT 81 Senate Districts
ard those residing out Of the State will receive the ntei Oh
the stock held By then quarterly ;h- Bank Of the Ma a.
Compuy in The city al other khode al Inc
Ne,s-York State B:=k in the city Of Albany. I'll.
The Commissioners reserve TO h,m.elg.s The shi o.
less than that which may he o!ered BY any In
Bnk, II the oder i, il their opinion advantageous " ~
, Of the State c.-,,o,
BRADISH. Lieutenant GovgIrI n'
JOHN A. COLLIER CompioNe''
JC SPENCER, see'y OF s!sp,
o. / IlOLLEY. Surveyor oeIei1''
WILLIS HALL, AIRY oehe'-i'
j. nc conui.,iopsr, Of the Canal Fund
Albany Sept lst, 1911,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

N..OTElaN(s WEAOE4ES.AEE AN ID Is Il :
Z TAIl.-A good assortment Of reHdy made Clothing
manufactured expressly for the Fall aud Winter Trade
i nov being sold wholesale and retii NJ - chatham Il
The stock aud consist, in part of hnc blue and black
Bca.cr, Pilot and Flushing 'vercoats made nthe latest
fashions, supcrne plum ana figured SILK and labhy ell
vel Satin Valencia. Cloth and Satinct Vests OF variety
NJ s.ves: good assortment o. Cashmere Satnet and
MoI->kin Pan,aloors besides first rate lot OF SHIRTS ana
Drawers viz rcd twicd and PLAIN Flannel OF 'arou'
qualities, bleacked and unbleach.d Canton Flannel LAM
lion striped Calico aud fine white MnSn.-tl selhHs
cheap for Cash and suitable for the city and centry trade
NIB Country Merchants are particularly requested 10
call and the stock for themselves No - Cha'-
han :, s2l m
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
EXTENslVE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
H PERTi New Brighton, Staten Island, by sub

H PERTY AT New Brighton, Staten Island, by sub
scrptlon.
The Trustees Of the New-Brishton Association hare
ma lie for the sale Of ye hundred blocks or
parcels of land embracing the most desirable and beat 10
portin Of their property each parcel containing
not than ech lots Of ~ feet by 100 feet and some Of
them containing from five acrcs. On several OF
them ase splendid improvements, comprising large man
sion houses cotIagc docks in perfect order
The plan adopted for dispong Of the above property
presents great Inducements TO the capitalist desrous OF
making good sstnent snd to all who may wish tool
tain a country residence moderate price, and
position the most eligible the vicinity OF NewYorH-
For the prospectus pun and details Of the apply
to HENRY LYNCH, President, at ihe Office OF the AS
soc 4tion, No. HaGoycr street, up stairs.
Books of subscription opeaed by EDWARD NJ
COLL. Esq Trustee II; the office of the NewYork Lie
and Trus. Company, No. 3s Wall-s. BY order Of the
Ttnsters sul3 II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

DERENOAOGY.-Mr l.. y. FOWLER mas re-
turned the cry, and Is nov prepared to make ex
anatlons AMI gre description. OF character with ADVICE
hos to improve or increase and dlnnish the fdcI''es-
Books Bust. Charts chronological Almanacs for Ioio ~
and ~ are sale tae shcc. Subscriptions received
for the Am erica Phrenoogica Journal Lectures IN diff
freat parts the city Will be the months 81 Oc
t9bcr and November, by l. y. IL o. 5. FOWLER. once
l3j Nassau street Clinton HALT open from A. d. 10
I'm F,,nc. and parties can he visited If desired
In company OF Elk reduction of price viii be
49,. sl5 IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

Z AND IN 1LEENoEs.-For sale 100 acre, Of
- Lad IN WarfeG County, Illinois, the Feath lire
Of Mercer County good frmiug section Of cGustry.
being ). w H. l2 w. Taxes al paid aud warranted
title given. Price $500, cash Inquire OF
slaf,. SCHIEEEEI a. EEERI. 10 fhamhcrs.sl.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

------x-l3lh September, the will run as
follows:
Leave Iicksv;le ut Il o'clock. A. 81, and II p. H.
Leave Hampstead at - minutes pat o'clock A. NJ,
and 10 minutes before o'clock. r. A.
Leave jamaica :! o'clock A. NJ, and q o'clock p ~
Leave Brooklyn at 9t O'Clock. A. u aud o'clock, r. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hch,vie at :! A.. ~, nnd o'clock P VI.
Leave Hampstead - minutes past A. NJ and 5 min
utcs before / o'clock, p NJ.
Leave Jamaica at II o'clock, A. H.. and Il p. VI.
Leave Brooklyn at 9i o'clock A. NJ, and d p VI.
BY the above arrangement passengers taking the morn
ing train will have time visit Rocka way aud the sevcra
villages the route, return the evening Stage
run regularly on the arrival Of the cars, kocknway
Hampstead larbor. Glen Cove, Wieatley, Oyster Bay
Huntlnson Babylon. SmitItown Lip, Iifl Snrdickor
Hotel and through the island 20 Greenport and sag Har
Dor.
Fnro to Bedford I2t East NewYorls. la cents;
TO Jnmac, - cents Bsu>lyle 81 cents W estbury,
earle Place aud Hampstead, 81 cents to Hcksvie. 81:
cont. .
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

rfNO CARPENTEfSS,B BUILDERS, &c
Just published the Modern Builders Guide, nsifa-
ted with q copper plates: Mnard Iefeyer, Architect.
This work rep.te with every information connected with
the business. ltcontllrs an hand aud
railing, branch hich has heretofore been but I'M
perfectly noticed The principal part Of the plates h1sc
beea engraved by sub.cribsr with great Gaze ana
IT is haadsomey bouEd in quaro, and Is resf'c"S
'''''~' - '-~ WIN. D. SMITH,
Architectural Portrait, Seal and Card Engrayer and
For S,le few 6ne OStones for Engraycrs' Denti's,
Jewellers, &c. "
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

~ WANTED DRUG STORE for sale. well H.
Sill Gated for the retail practice OF Medicine IL is in
a very popular, ucighborhood, OF the main tho
rOug1res If the city, and presents excellent opporu
nifty for the sale of Soda Water Pcriumcry Fancy Arti
Giles, &c. It affords also good for Cuppirg.
eechng, Bleeding and Tooth Drawing. and the minor
branches Of Surgery. Apply at i0 West Broadway,
ner of Anthony-st. SD IL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
GREAT aTrEs-aCTEON:..

HD, FAKE REDUCED III cents 10 aud
..5,S from Ilacm. The proprietor embraces
II Alz-@ihe earliest opportunity of informing has
friends and public general that he Is prepared to
his and splendid line Of Stages from the North
American Hotel Bowery TO De W'u c. KeIneer's Har
lea River Mansion House regularly every half hour IN
the day touching other intermediate places along the
route. and mske their through IN about an hour
Neat and spacious apartments htted uP on each enl
of the route for the comfort and Of passen
gers. This and well regulated line running neari,
double the number OF trips daily that the Car- do on the
track gives il n decided advantage over them stopping
much longer sach trip at He'll myers and giving passen
gers sufficient time to partakc every kind OF refresh
ment which always kept hand and served the
best possible manner suitable the times.
Rowery and White Hall Stages as usual every FIVE
minute. during the day J. MURPHY,
iy en- Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

OTgJE-ro Merchants. Insurance toiapanies Nc
The undcrsgncd has II family To 'uppoti and has
been ont OF gu,r employment fer several months He
is well acuuaiutcd with City, and woui Ike 10 devote
hi time to collection Of debts any outdoor bust
ness. He for several ycars clerk the Registers
Office and is well known the gentlemen OF tue Bar IN
tins City, many of whom hc refer for testimonials Of
character ability, and unring industry.
DAVID GLADD 2t5 division s., or i32 Chatham
Refers to Thos McErath Esq, N. b. Hart. Esq. Sheriff.
Gassner & Young II. 6 ). Reyuor, VIM. II. Warner lo'
Frnn,st sl3 lw
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

sef.EASANE ssG0IiS aud good Family Board
NAV be obtained by few persons Of quiet habits AZ
Is aurrayst The location yery central and Ga every
sccn a Insirnhla rnelhnncn m-l-N
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
RCuETECTumAL DRAWING AcAD

a EMY BY 4. THOMAS son. 81 Canal street, to
commence on the frs, Tuesday Of October next where
Mechanics of all classes, the Building department are
taught the b:st principles, Designs, Perspective Sha
dowing and Ornamental Drawings. Apply at the Office
Il LIZ
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

r1,rEs REV. a. S.TIEDEs's Boarding and
l Day School for Ladies. los Dganestrcct, OPP
pcsitc Duane Park, Is eopened Young Ladies de
srous ofpur,sg exclusively TIE French language MAJ
have the opportunity OF doing this Institutions under
experienced ana skiliul nsructres sl3 IT.
DRTVATE TUITION AND PUBLIC
4 SCHOOIS.-Mr. w. A. JONES bcss leave TO inform
parert. guardians that he intends voting few hours
Of every day the Private of Pupils separately
or in classes their residences IN the higher brunch
es of finished English Education, including History
Rhetoric. Moral Philosophy, and the Critical History OF
English Literature.
Mr. Jones will also devote few hours of every week.
from II o'clock to p N. day.) TO the instruction oi
young ladies' gentlemen IN Scmn=rles ia the same de-
purtnens those above enumerated.
Applications mlIe by note personally To MIR. Jones
directed III Fuon-strect. 1873 Grand street where rcie
and testimonials Of the best character can he cxhb
ited. will be- promptly attended to. 81 cod2s
WRENCH LANGUAt: E.-,Iadame H. MA
4 NESCA DURANDS first class for the season com.
menrc, this evening. ~ the system she pursHes the
learner may acquire fair kno"edge of French By only
c Lessons week, of an hour each, during the winter
WRENCH AND llJsEC.-Mr ~ a. GAU-
L VAIN. his LADY and DAUGHTER. having resumed
their lessons French and Music (the PIANO. GHtar and
Vocal request pupils call and have their names enter
ed either classes private lessons The morning
hours devoted Ladies, the evenings To Gentlemen The
French taus after Manassas ORAL SYSTEM which Mr.
C. has successfully practscd for numbers of years, and tor
which he IL highly recommended by the author OF that
SYSTEM in his preface TO his work.
II Seminarie and private families daily attended TO-
i'll both branches Apply at 3J7 Broadway, near Walker
street. hl %.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
ECONO1vV lAND FAaIlaON.

ECONOMY AND fashion.
p y, w. KELLOGG Is now ready 10 oiier 10
the publ; the ZACH admired METROPOLITAN
80 HAT which, with others of different and Of the most
approved STYLES he getting of the best materials
and nj the lowest city cash prices. Also Caps, Stocks
Bs,om. Colnrs and Umbrellas Country dealers VII
find Il, to their advantage call aud examine \" rs
Hats before purchasing elsewhere he will supply them
with first rate article thu lowest manufacturing prices
SLIM. J. W. KELLOGG, No l32 CANAL ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
= rIALLnR siAMsl0ND, No. l42 Fultc

which there longer remains doubt is superior TO any
Only for possessing quality hch rem
der. Tor public documents and permanent records,
but for the pleasure afforded using flows freely
quill metallic pens, AID does corrodr them Al
whether city country. invited 10 call be
fore they repienish, and examine Mr.. Ham&onds recon-
mendaion om OF the bes' Judges IN this city also
from the officers Vermont au! frcm Yale College,
N ,,ron,h CoIec, &. Sr 10 i,n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

NSy,S IMPROVED sEzEET EgH-
RFR OVERS H0ES-5sO0 pair Ladies and Cen
tcmens for sale The uEpers OF tins truly elegant Over
shoe made from the Rubber Imported from South Anne
rca sheets. exceedingly elastic thesane snoe al
listing itself 10 every width Of foot softer than French
kid and made ever lasts of the approved Broadway
fashions The soes OF leather laid between ihc
rubber ioued together securely as to be erieey
water proof These Shoe, have besn tried thoroughly the
past winter and gwen general satisfaction Livery PAIR
warranted dccoapoc, the 1pper to loosen from
the soles The trade invited TO examining these and
general assortment OF India Rubber Shoes, in order
for the fall trade
HORACE H. DAY Successor TO Rexbury l. r. Co.,
,,n On, leo MaiIen-aHc.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

~ TO LET-rhc Store No. - Dcy street, first
A; rate stand for tho Grocery AID Provision business
h,yin. be occupied such for many years. Immediate
possession can be had Inquire the promises No.
- next door sl3 IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

CD FARM EOfS SALE, or Exchange for City
.f% Property-A Farm in Queens County, l. l., con-
tanDg betSeen 30 and 90 acres of first rate Land,
IN a high state OF cultivation The Dwelling and Out
houses all and In first rate order, with never
faIng well of good water apple orchard, &c. The dis
lance nine mites from NewYork The above property
will be sold exchanged for city property and posses
sion given Immediately Address l.. N. s. at this Office
81 5tawtf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
y1,orrsE CLERKS TMEClTY OF

no TEE CLERKS OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.-ProfeSsor BASSET will organize his
Evcnin. Glasses for instruction III the French language on
The goth September instant al'O the 9Th aud 18Th of
October next Class already formed for those who
hayin. acquired considerable knowledge, wish To perfect
iher,,cvcs By conversation Class OF Young ladies VIII
nso be attended TT T. NJ As those who JON the disren
Glasses the above mentioned dates i'll enjoy many adj
vantaces he requests early application Prof H. c-n be
before a NJ. after p NJ at has residence,
1891 Broadway second door from the OF Broadway
ard Grand street sl5 Inn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

tSDA5sDENG.-Sm-cs gentleman (aHd no othors)
- residing IN the lower part OF the City can be ae-
commol,,cd with GOOD Bosrd, with without rooms, ut
.:6 Fultoust Also three or four can have Dinner only,
ifJesired ic24 IT,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

BOARDING R%DUCED-lia,mga taken tho
- large convenient story house block from
BroadNuy wnere gentlemen be accommodated with
good board fer $50 per wcok also single beds and plea
rooms by applying at No. iicwardst cor of Elm.
entrance Elm-strcct ly2l
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

~ ROOMS TO IET-A ro-m md bedroom
.i: with closets pantrics, &c. suitable for small inmi
y. Also. one large extraordinarily well lighted,
suitable for a Workshop. Inquire on the premises Of
auis I'm JOHN LOCKE, in rear of 81 Anu-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16
HATS! HATS! HATs:-The

HATS! HATS. HATS The Fall
Z Fashion !, now ready al WATSON'S, No. l5i
80 Cha.han,treet and 100 BOwery, at The following
fixed and aad unde, ialng prices. viz:
Silk S2 80 Beaver......----.Si 30
Nole..........SS 90 Nutria. IS 80
All warranted fine bodies, the money refunded
# they do prove recommended.
The subscriber will only remark that the above Standard
prices have been established for The past Two years aud
The and patronage since received bears
ample and CRAFTY ing evidence Of public Judgement at
WATSON'S, l5i Chaiham street,
D I'm and leo Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

L%;5 The third story OF the building No. 90 Ann
$4,000 street. Il one fthc best Rooms in the city for
Printing office, any light business being gkt.d threa
aides. Apply ii. GREELEY,
a1g If J. WINCHESTER 10 Ann-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-16

DdsAR .-Board. with pleasant front ii
ID door aud front basement, may be had. delight
fully situated l0l East Broadway. Private fmiy-a few
select Soarders house ami apartments very dcsi able
llJ iw'