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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-17

Mr.. CkAf'o ss&isa 70 what 400 Extra comics OF
tho last communication Of shs Secretary Of the Tfca-
sury, being announced by the Chair a. now in order
Mr; WOODBURY. rose TO address tie Senate on
Mr.. CLAY observed that this notion made by
him last Saturday, had been laid the table al his
own request, and could be taken up except his
call He was by no means certain that he should call
up again, as he had now put il of long that the
types now, probably seranged 1.-THE Senator
from New Hampshire. wished TO make speech, he
might reserve Il for y other equally appropriate oc
casions soon 10 occur
Mr. KING said il the Senator from New Hamp.
shire d, sired proceed with his remarks he was emit
tied to the floor, and had perfect right do SOL and
he trusted TO the Of justice Of the majority To
protect him in that right But II was the
ing that opportunity would be given tomorrow to
his friend from New Hampshire to address the Senate,
he would advise him 10 wait that spporunty but un-
less that pledge was given he hoped he would 90
with his remarks.
Mr. WOODBURY. said he could offer all the re-
marks he intended 10 make on the resolution submit
ted by the Senator from Missouri mir. Benton and
which, ailer being amended his Mr. w 81 motion
was yesterday laid on the table.
MIR. CLAY, of Kentucky Very well. I'm
agreed
CASE OF MCLEOD.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the mo
lsies to foreign affairs to tho COMMITTEES ON FOREIGN
Affairs.
Mr.. BUCHANAN, who was entitled 10 The aoor
replied TO the remarks Of Messrs. Rves, Huntington
Choate and Preston.
He was followed by Mr.. CLAY, of Kentucky,
marks, the question taken on Mr.. Rives molion
of reference, which was carried.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
And then adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-17

The Editor and Proprietor Of this Journal was
on Tuesday elected Printer to the Senate for the
9th Congress. As an evidence of the conf
dence and good will of the higher branch of the
National Legislature, he is grateful for the APP
pontment, and will endeavor TO discharge its
duties according TO the requirements of the law
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-17

IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
bl UNIT I'm NoS-EssENTiALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARirY.-Augusfin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-17

TUESDAY, June IS, l64I
Mr.. LEWIS WILLIAMS asked leave TO intro
duce resolution providing that the daily hour Of
meeting Of tho House be 10 o'clock until otherwise
ordered.
Mr.. HOPKINS objected
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

tn. President never will disgrace himself disgrace
hi, blood. dis grace his State. disgrace his country
disgrace his children by abandoning hi party. and
Joining with you. Never. uever. Ifit were among
the possibilities Of human urpiiude to perPetrate
act Ike that cannst conceive on what princi-
pie or for via; reason, tue President could rush
upon deed airocious, and deliver Himself over
to infamy soindelible Nor do knox which would
surpass in baseness, the man VINO could commit
such an act Of treason or the party who would re-
cciye and embrace, and adopt one who had thus
dsgraced himself No. gentlemen. no, never will
the President OF the United States be guilty OF such
cline; and, if he Hid commit it, the party has
100 much regard for the opinions o; mansind ever
to receive and eward him for the deed Treason,
wl.ile in progress, is indeed always agreeable to
the party or county to whose benef tit is to enure
but when II ma been pei petratsd, what does MS
ter: tell Us the fate mas been o every traitor And
what ought thai fate 70 BET If there Is any thing
Ike egreereai between Jim Tyler aud the Loco
Foco party, it Is simply and exclusively this
question ot ii bank O that point admit that
there Is great and unhappy difference OF opinion
between him and his political friends but how
can he by possibility 90 over 10 the other party,
from whom he hl, always differed every other
point, O all ott,r poiats, the Distribution of the
proceeds cf the public lands The Bankrupt law,
public economy and reform, he agree. with Us.
Gentlemen chuckle i'll the confidence that he is 60
ing to veto this bill. do not myselfthnl he will
But even il he does still | say it is moral inn
possibility, that there exist 80 infamous,
80 unnatural union II. that between PfesIcn;
who has betrayed party and the other party
ii ectly opposed to him, who must have too mucs
regard Ter Their character and the opinion OF man
kind to receive and embrace bin, If it pos
sble that he could prove false and ailhess 10 hi.
friends
] had no, the remotest idea when entered the
Senate OF saying word the present question;
bat there was spccjcs OF unauthorized eNultatl"n
manifested by the 5 nator from Pennsylvania which
could no, suffer 10 pass. The gentleman has ex
pressed high hopes; but they hopes doomed
10 be- disappointed. Fully believing this, and De-
ing f.r myself determined to live and die with
the Whi= party, thought it right to say what
have done.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
lIVENENG ANo DAY SCHOOL,. Ii
NSTMITE PLAINS ACADEMY.-An Eng

u ~
w lish and Classical Boarding School. woschester
cosu:y. Ne--York.
JOHN sWINBURNE A NJ. Principal and Instructor
the Creek and Latin Languages Mathsmat'c, and Ma
rural Science.
T.. MoSr.cuK ParLps. A B, Instructor in the Greek
Lslin and English Language intellectual and Moral Phi
losophy.
JAMES PAsroS Librarian sud Instructor IN the Latin
aud English Languages aud Mathematics.
CHARLES fIurgr Instructor the Ffrnch and Italian
Languages, and Vocal and instrumental Muse
The Wiuter Se>,ion viii commence GU the hrst day o
November
The course of instruction systematic aud thorough
the government strictly parental The pupils attend such
places OF wor.hip b. agreeable to the wishes 81
their parents gu2rdiiEs
The INSTITUTION J.. furnished with valuable Philosophy
cal apparatus and Library OF 1910 volumes
the expense f M English course is 1863 year.
Catalogues, CONTAINING add uonsl int rInaton may b.
obtained on ap FlicalioE TO the Principal.
X efer encrs;
The Faculty OF the Wesleyan University; the fscuts
of Willaal-'s College.
New York-Dayid VI Reese, II u John rorrcy. MD;
Frabe> lsl Esq; 'Ihomr' +. Bond, W b.; Rev Gcorg"
Peek, ID Rev. DIR. White.
Sorthai. ptou-Rcv. II. b. Hubbard
Ciucmnati-kcy Charles Elliot ID. d.
Reference also iaaie the following peE,ons, VIII"
have been patrons OF the institution
White Piaus-JilGctt Michel.
Midiletown-Rev. N. Bangs, D. D., President of the
Wesleyan University.
w.York-tbenexe. Cauldwer, Zabeaee Ring, WIN
Gale Jacob $ Bake, Leonard Kirby, &. p Gratacap BE
riah Palmer, Iobcr, X. Fox john Harrison, Andrew L.
Halsted &C.
Broolyn-J0hn Bro~Isen David Coope. Geo Nissan
William po=crs sc.
Eastche,ter-Alrx .nder Maslerton.
Abany-John Vaa Valkenburgh.
Philndephia-Rev. John Renneday.
Cuncnna-Rov. l.. L. lamline, aud William Nell
Alexandri. La Cornelius Inns.
Nackcz-Wiam Harris.
New Orleaus-A. W. Halnes
ST. Augustine, FIn.-Genl Joseph Hernandez.
OLD 6teod-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

Ny no BEf-Ihrce three-story Hcases, tune
ii on The side OF rhirj Avenue, between Tin aAi
ih streets. urd isrcestory House and store situate
% the side ii rnrd Avenue between 10Th and alst
.,re.t Moderate rent. Possession may be had imnodi
.tely laqIre of 4. MACFAKLAN, Tenth street near
laird Avenue. OFT lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
xENCs. AND AMERICAN PAPER
m JOSHUA bHU'NN, % IanaI-slr
GEE a * I. Es GU DsGs,
slEVEas MEDAL 4GDED.
49, Y A.. 4 n 1, altl. Il skkal,K ~

slEYsas MEDAL AWARDED.
TvsTea'S PAtEN l. SELF ROCKING
"a CHAIR-loit-ls ~ offered much improved.
WIN rock Of itself VIII please infant
VIII give perfect viii coaiort the aged.
WILL not get cfcrler. Viii prove family con fort
Is ~; thi, sufficient Ia sickness or IN heath.
Rock rock ia Kins'> cbir there's a char@ in IT,
That soolRes all the Of suffering humanity
Tell oi The picarure there is IN the use OF 1t,
Rocking 20 freely! ease the reality.
The regulating seat ofhis CHAIR makes 1t R effect equal
..nc nn separate chairs, consequently tse our
chaser OF King, clI-Rockcr bu's the CHEAPEST as
seI a. tie ei,ic>l nad hrsI rocker ln the market.
N.B.-fle rockers OF tins chair present obstruction
neither DO they wear tho carpet
AlTayson haad the f'llown. patent Chars, all "ar-
ranl,! go oGt of order:
2EVULNiNG CHAIRS RECUNpENT CHAIRS
RECCEH..Tr REVOI.ViN6 CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety, all made Tor
e-pec:l and comfort. Al kinds Of chairs made 10
order.
Tie subscriber confines himself exclusively TO the ms
uuf4ctnt,. Of cl,sr. 81. w. KING,
Paeat Chair Maker. No IA Broad ay,
oI3lT New YORK. between Grand Il Br0onc ST
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

D0STGS asf:0Ny EsEli D.-The suhscri
- her ~oat respectfully inform the citizens Of New
York lhsi lie prepared to supply taen widi mo above
ariicc o. superior luaiity which ray BE- chtiiHei at
the following places Mos. 32l hicsekers IT. 40 bowsy
2i2 Cnuasi - Cenre-st, l!3 Walk st t- Diti'ion-
- rs Pearl III order, len nj either OF TIE above
place. or at tn. Bakery % Charles ST. vii be promptly
attended TO. - In EDWIN /. DANIELS.
Y "A liberal discount I" hn-' hn -si again
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
a,OsEsSs.HG ay NEWBORN.

fSENIIEMEN waiting Now-fork viii find quiet aud
VI pcssa-t ho-Is 81 Tho GRAHAM HOUSE, No ot
Barclay street, where ample accommodation ara Az
tunes reserve tor trass II oardcrs. aud afforded NJ mod
sra;c prices by tl,o day week No fumes OF Tobaees
o Alcohol VIII lie found Ia faint the auncsphore.
N. L. 4 lew permanent BoRrdcrs will bo tason,
Naw-YorE. Aprl 18th. lsi1. Fl ROSWELL GoSS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
1,nr:.:EEa. 1I1,SOa. VsRN>UratriO: =,

-, COS "
1 liver COMPLAINT & IN E D A remarkable
eurs-Rev I.aiah ;iootnei OF Louisville cane 10 Ne
York last Juue cur the bene' OF has hea u being uae
TO preach ia con.rlqcnce OF severe cough p2il ~ MS
side snd .a,lng blood Ii had beaa foEaIed wan these
s,ms tons for be Ter years Tie oo'Slh"d 40
bottles Of Dr. Aliens B,lsam OF Horehount Li''r"ot'
aud Picury IN three weeks ume ms eoa- u pau.
IN th- side and raisng bload entirely moved ana
he Ia. returned hs restored 10 perfect heath
Rev ls,I,H GooDwELL.
IL HACKING COUGH Is never tritn! tong y \ II
will end dmPiiou unless yon take DR. Allen pai'
sam Do M; thi-k because IT i backing cough thsi
al cost any ihug Will cure 1t, Try DR.. Aliens bal'aH.
Remember ycu life i at stase Look out for limitations
TT RAISING Bl.0OD.-Dr. Aliens Bsisam al cute
hi. d,esdful disease. 1t j. healing 10 the lungs
mai !, requires bat few doses TO stop all bleeding
Io aIlsv, the cough aad makes one breathe Perecu:
ea IT PAIN IN THE BREAST have been cared Of
:, - Dr Alien, Balsam. Let Others try II
II y ''' F. A. LOCKWOOD, cor. Spring and Vsriek-sts
Sold by On eo.ner Of B9T'5 5.o s1d .5s @s6 S
al, ocs al William A. Tysrs, s. Ne"
| Yo.k.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

Az<E:ssN.-For sale a good ,et Of hxtrrcs good
- round Of custom baking owe. 20 hbs OF Ao'c per
.eek. Apply AT The ofic OF The Tribune o4a
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

,pOARD.--A Gent and his WIFE, adi .ingIo
- gentleman can have good board private family.
where there hut e~ bosrers de'rsblc sitssten
Gear 81 Iukes Church 3s5 Hudson ST. by cal ing imme
.l,a;ul, u23 l1'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

VETO I'd 8AD ElsEAD u CaAE.-
At NJ }5i Hudson =nd t6 Walker street, can be mad
very suy-ror iine made Bread ana very large oavcs
rs Caaes are Ill madc from the bes! Dairy Butter The
market si..ri. Also, fGcy articles, such as hsses
Maoarowi Is Fneer, fOa aad Frcnch Biscuit, &c &c anG
large PLAIN an Pound of tie very be- quality and orna
nlcnteh in a NEST e!e CANT style. All at LNEk.
:: b The subscriber also makes ha old style OF tread
from Rye auG Wheat Flour, mixed.
Tao foy> wanted To Learn the haeiuz business of m
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

NlUFFM MUFFs! MIFFs: An ~

80 III fE " r Al W =
TX son :, u CHahsm =. and lac Bo~.ry.-The sub
>cTiber Etrf the Ladies OF New-York asd vicinity that
he hs. no" e hand very rich and elegant
II LyH1 and ner Fur Muifs. p-icc- reduced fui ~
per ceut irci Ry previous year. IL irncStiy
call before pui 1a-InV and those favor him
they hail 10, be cl'app lated Fur rimiH1ss Of .ii
kinds, aud F,0- repaired mort notice.
GO In y trSoN. l5i Cnaiaams ST ap3 l6l BoNery.
NEW F1LL GOSDs.-ALFKED SMITH,
~ Merch9ns .ilor, No 1876 Fulion-sL would his
friends and ~ public 70 call and his stock Of
new Fall uooS consisting OF Cloth, Caslmeres and NeS
Ggs suited I0gse fall trade Gentlemen cavius their
Jcrs may rely. pon their being fulfilled toe
factory mannct Terms motetae-Cash delivery. - II
orr PIECE sTORE-Gentlenen wi,Llag to
- parchascy COL cheap C;o;hug would do vsl TO call
At 1891 Chau iresi, where they fad garments
tic fiilo~.ng :; ice-
Cloth Goats 40 SO; Cloth Jackets 81 to s.; Sa,-
net: PANT, il & 10 $40 Cloth Pants IS 10 tij1
oil 3m JACOB COGSWELL.
tNsIEAP SiARphT sTOl:E.-Ihc subscrl-
< ter oilers .r sale aud splendid assortment of
3py Brusslis'ine and supcrac iagran Carpe,ig, OH
Cloth Rugs, SA-, Mating, with oil otker articles
accicd with III business, cheaper the. can be bought any
other gu cty. Persons from the country city
wishing purchase Will fad much 10 their advantage TO
call beor purhasing el.aE here y CssastrceI south
side, near Brosiway. DA;SIEI. ii. WILCOX. su27 3m
L'RENCss AND ArGkaGAN PAPER
4 HANGigGS and BORDERS fer .ac cheap, the
United States Paper Hanging and Band Box Warehouse
e. Cana-strsot. near Broadway, Ne~YOrk. Rooms pa
pcrcd the
au4 3D JOSHUA BROWN. Is Caual-strceL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

s. No. ia BOwERY Is decidedly The be-
establishment in Se~-York &c; bargains IN zee
g Boot and Shoe line; you h.re only To cal 10 oS
f convinced Ladies' Gen;enien's, Misses BOY, sD 81
Ch!d,ea, Boois Sh,es and Caters in all their 80;
nay manufacture and warranted hrst 80 e, If goad
10 suit the times Likewise i large asaoitn''A' "
country work which will be cold very cheap poxsrv
~, ers WILLIAM AGATE, Il4 oo~ey.
D0Vn,a RT,EACHING POWDEB.-
= 100 casks Boyd's celebrated Eieafnine ro"us' 'NA
's;ss , and i'' sac PRassE BROOKS, d LssryI
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
igrncy for Paying Taxes on Land
.u,,r. ,..r.-.rrr-n rrI-
IN THE WESTERN STATE

Al No. - slcrchants Exc hange,
UdI-st, ftn- York.
X. +. LITTLE.
ReG,rencs---Mes-rs. Shipmaa X Ayfes Abjsh Fisher
-, S4m.el Mash. E,q. Hea York Fd%ard c. Del
van Esq saraioe, Co; IIeiyey Sanford, Eq. NV Hu
ven Con .E y, ke Ed. Providence, RI, Geo VIM.
Gordon. Pos: Muster, Boston o21 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

DOAzpiNn.-iir. auu Weeks ior.-ery Of 50
ID Chf II. has re:un 10 tie city taI en- the
No - Bsekman =. SEG prcra,ed Il u.ake N'ranse-
cuts wiki gen,lenlea or eentrinen and th,m wives
permApent boar.ei, 1853
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
-, g.ots saf.E 9K ExClaANGE-AA

- s.Oes SAFE OH EXCHANGED
liz Country Sent, ~ miles fr1m tho city, seated in
queens County, /. containing upward, of 80 acres OF
irSt .,to land. The buildings double h0use,
Tern fin h. with CRATES. marble mante-, 'oding doors.
Sc extra kitchei; a.o, large barns wagon house
nag house. shop, granary poultry hou'c and yard, Ice
hou.e with al other coavsuIences necessary for large
family The fruit Of the best kind and in every variety;
ppIes, cherries, &c. in abundance.
large Of the money may remuin on bond and
mortgage or BROOKLYN or New York CITY property would
taken in exchange. Address l.. M. y. al this office.
80 If
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
SCHOOL 5
ENGLIsM AND CLASSICAL BOARDING

T. " Il = " ~ L.
IL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, New Rochelle, Westche,
ter Couaty, y. !.
The next term OF this institution will commence the
first Maniay IL November The object OF this
School the education of Boys srch prime pos and
>uch Wiy - on: Christian parent would desire.
The coer,o embraces 81 tic branches Of thorough
Eusiisk Education and also those which required Tor
almlss any College Further information may be
learned from the Principal who may be until the Isl
Of November at the Caritos House.
D PRATT, Principal.
Reference Is respectfully made TO Drs Nott, Potter
Proudi, Union College Reverend II. WInsowi q. W,
B5ciea 5. Woodbridge, Boston Mass. Rev. Drs. 7.
II. skinner T F NeruIilys, Professor II. White Rev
". Mciane, Il. B. C1eevef, VIM. Adans, A. d. Smith.
Hon. A,fe- Clark Q. Hsl,ci y. White. J. T. Gchris,,
J. Pane. A. Zerees, II GaIager, E,qrs. y. Y. OBJ If
ENYENZNG SCHOOL the Greenwich street
IL Seminary 3l5 Greensich street. Will opeu this eve
mig October School for Young Ladies will be open
Cd ia the Fcmae Department under the
su2erntendence Of Mss Pratt Terms moderate. 4
class of founs Ladies receive Instruction. froa To
o'clock, P 81.
y B-i fcw more pupils eau be received the Day
School. oi lG' y. CAMP, Prircips.
EVENING AND DAN SGHOOL-At the
IL Classical and Commercial Institute, 55i Broadway,
A. NEWMAN Principal. Terms FROM 50 to SC in the
evening and from s. 5 IN the day school 70 the Eng
ish branchc and from ;! $ Tor the Languages
French aud Spanish laugh. by Professor BAS>ET Pu-
pIls admitted at any time. Unquestionable references
given. IS lH'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE AZ rM-KRIGHTON Y. Stnlen Islanl. 10 tho

TATE AT Nr.W-BRlGHTO" Staten Island. 10 tho
nmOunt Of SEVEN HuSDRED THOUSAND Doll
gfNHE TRUSTEES OF TIE CREIGHTON As
ISOLATION oiler for sale, by subscription five hun
rcd blocks Of ground. the olgbIy stuntsf Of my
they possess respects conguy to tho ferries and al
several Of the most elegant and desirable villas ana
ouniry IN the vicinity Of the city Of New-York
These es hudred blocks TO be disposed of a. eght
hundred dollars ra every one oil them VII c0htsn tght
5a!iag lGs and will about lOC b. 40 feet Ga
ug sulIicien. for Feat cottogs and garden plot
Each subscriber will Obtain block valued al accord
ing to the cssh sacs mlda by the Association Ia. last two
ear. $1,000 als90 aud he may haze allotted 10
aim properly worth from forty 10 Sity time. the value OF
II, Subscription. On Of Them splendid Improve
comprising large mAnsion houses, hotels cottages.
docks, sc. IN perfect order.
The plan adopted for dspOsing Of .ha above property
present, great inducements to the capitalist desrous OF
mkng good investments and 10 MI who wh 70 obtana
country re,ience moderate prc5, AID III positoa
the most eligible IN the vicinity Of Nov for@ For e1
tps: el.gagt country seat with about four acres o.
aad .tlv finished BY Thomas EDayi; Esq.
4 a cost exceeding S01OO, AMI which nhTi'aed Tor
beaut; of situation viii become the prgp1rty OF one OF
,ae subscribe free aDd uuncumbared ut cost to hini
II only S5I-
TO come other sub crber will be allotted free and uu-
ncunbercd, Belnoat House md grounds, now occ"-
ped seminary for young ladies' At an ann-"i rsnt'f
The srl.udl Parii0n" erected IN l-37 at ex-
eeedug $4,000 including the grounds snd 0utbuidngs,
III f,ll u aaother, free aaI nnihcuInbered.
Brighton House Which, with taa grounds, cost over
so GEO. and and beautiful Cottages VIII BE-
the property vi other srbscri0er'.
The Association, offering 40 large an amount OF val
sable property time on such favorable terms would
merely remark, that they prompted 10 do solely
xith Inc Of closing their affairs ~hin the term Of
their organize! existence. waich ID about drawing
10 close. They feel confident that each subscriber
i obtain property greater IN value than the amount vi
II. inv
Lists ii tue improved property, (Which cost Ia all over
$4,000 with maps md accOm. anylng cvcuments, eau
seen application IiaHry Lynch, President Of tho
iS.ocinon at their Office - Wall. fret door
n Hlnoyar street sho s give all farther details o the
,roposed plan.
Term. sub-cri ption for undivided share OF eight
snatred dollars a. folos.:
In cesh. .-...---..--.---eiV
la bonl payable Ia ana two years, 81
interest -...-..----..-...-. 1oo
$500
Book. Of subscription are opened by RDWAED A. NJ,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

Book. Of subscription are opened by EDWARD A. Nj
COLL. Ed. Tnistec sa office Of the Ne" YORK Lii'
ID Trust Company. No. - Wa at a..
u IS The cash pa. wall be dePo''ed 10 inc ~
York LIE aud Trus, Company, AID The receipt ' 'N'
;esrstary Of the Company given to all 'ub'cr'oef'.
By ori.r of tina Tru.tas--
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

I1oASD.-A p,rvr II door snd oe1 ma,
ID be had with board ia pleasant location lOi tGst
oadway house fr.t .lAss; private fairly .ad fc~
eject ksarders. rerns favorable. Reer,nc,s
.hanrcd o9l
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

~ kennedy, lately from Troy, N. Y. taxes
~. this opporunry to i.'oTm ms old CUSTOMERS
,an! end the public generally that he has taken thu
rnt,s Hair Cutting Curling AMI Shaving Saloon, I32
ston corner Of Graad Having h.d long sspe-
.erce IL the business he !. competent, and cufi
f.f'r rhe fashionable style. Please give call.
os I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
> Privnis gourdins

MI y
x Private Sourding.-tisutlemsn wishing per
Board aud Rooms location convenient TO tss
part OF thu C wit be accommodated ut No. Is
OuaRo-slrce just out Of oad way, herr Su tew board
ers takea aud every mace resder their
no ue pleasant and comfortable The hJu.n Is entIciy
icr and ncwy furnished hrough out Terms. noderats
References exchanged Y13 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28
TO TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

~ \ - Il
sCIrNEvrS or NATURAL PHLOSoPHY-Ensra.
81 c,ug he gcnei nj principles OF hecnanic' ydo'aties
II,dran..cs, Pnelnacs Acoustics, Opucs Eieetfcity
alvagi,m Magnetism aud astronomy illustrated by -e,'
era hundred eugravngs. sned for me Use OF cHos
and Acalemies-By LEONARD {. L. =, Va. a..
Professor OF Geology AID Mnerslogy IN tho University
the civ of New York and Lecturer ON CHEMISTRY ana
Natural rhlosspAy-l vel y mo-
Tn. .hoyc woi on Natural Philosophy lie extensively
.eI m academies and schools, aud meets with the Seeced
.p.rubuon Of teachers wherever II /, known pr tale
i, a practical aud MANI Of the illustrations sl'In
TN, are from experiment, scua madeby the author NM
elf a. that neither iescaer student are suns-ted 10
the nor6c.oa Of such failures III their experiments Is
are constantly occurring tie NE OF books preared hy
mere omeer- wao themselves ignorant 81 the sub
c upoa which they pretend to ~Fte Tor the 11strucuo on
of oihtrs. .,,..,.
Tn. wo-k Is neatly printed aud 'ah-taa' all bonnj
aud i, sold 4, the lou : par dozen IeASher'
bout forming classes the study -: Nat raj Phiio- phy
ard nsrsnts ho feel interested in having proper eeme-
tsry bo.hs piscsd in the hands OF ihsr ehdFea -ie
requested te examine Tor them elves fao!is-ed ahd
I'll. COLLINS. KEESE & co.
- i'm a5l Peat-sttcei, NeS York.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

:pS.asED ANn5 ROOMS NAV bee ohtaiued m prt-
IL vate family by Applying at $40 Hud'on-N Isl-u
slSAKD1Nes.-Smslo. gentleman (and no other,)
ID residing III the lowcr part Of the City cah be ae
sOn.uod.ted with good Board with wilhout rooms,
t6 Ful,ou-s Also three fur have Dinner only
# desired jc2l IT,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. III WILLtAA. CORNER OF JeHS-sr
LII KINDS OF SILKS. COTTON AND "ooLES
GOODS DYED restored aud dressed iaciuiiGz la.
hes and rentlemens garnerts such as Dresses Ceas.
ShsuIs Grapes, vevsts, Ribbons, MeTlIest- hosnfyA
C..simeres, Carpets, Esga Piano sad liable Us'sf' ~"
do~ Shades, &c. &C. eH% -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-28

~ TO l.ET-At Low Rent-PoSsession imnicdi-
2;: aely the dwelling part No. 2st Ble-ckerstreet
Nso the dwelling part of No 2-s Blocker ThSy
Ale IN good order convenient aud roomy.
The .nug tenement, cd sorry with store III Front,
J62 HUI son-streei
Also, 3Gs! AND Bakery the Other stores and
parts Of Houses.
Also, shop and stable
Also. Offices and lots No. IA and li7 Front street.
Amy a, 2jI Hleectar street. o21 IL