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was 80 substantial an element in the character of
the man. In like manner, the sword in the 9TH
er hand is there, not as a weapon, but az SYM
Dol. 1t indicates the military leader, but Il is
neither presented nor welded. Washington
is neither going to the field nor resigning his
command. He holds the sword which belongs
10 him as the commander-in-chief Of the Ameri-
can armies. II is not taken in hand for use, al
though il is so held that it can be easily turned
and grasped if occasion requires. II is not Of
fered to be resigned, although it might, perhaps,
without oyer-refnement, be inferred, from the
peculiar manner in which it is held, that its own
er is prepared and inclined to lay il down, when
ever i can be done with safety to the country.
This explanation Of the statue, it may be
proper to say, Is not given on the authority OF
Mr.. Grenough. The writer of this article has
never conferred with him on this point. II is
the view Of the matter which has spontaneous
ly presented itself to his mind, for which the ar
tist is in no degree responsible.
We will add but single reflection on the sub
ject, and it is this-that there is no one, in our
Judgment, however vivid his previous impress
sions, however exalted his conceptions of the
character of Washington, that will not derive
new views Of its harmony, dignity, and eleva-
ton from the survey Of this noble work.
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ct. r." shall appear in December His Wes-
tern Schoolkeeping" however, is not entirely new.
The following is nevertheless, too good to pass unno
tced. An ignorant ciderant actor Dentist and phre
biological and animal magnetism lecturer, who has
tried the entire range of humbug, finally presents him
self before convocaon Of school examiners in an
obscure town of the far West. The questieners who
are In intelligence about par with the questioned
proceed first to test his knowledge of general history
In what era, Mr.. Flipkins did Napoleon Bonaparte
flourish Z" How 3 thatP asks Mr.. F., in reply.
!" Won't you Jest repeat that question 2" Certainly,
sir; in what age did Bonaparte, the warrior reign :"
Umph p rejons the proposed schoolmaster, with
insinuatng smile; "You've got me there gentlemen
Never mind Doctor" said one Of the Committee, to
his fellow-n,ember, about particulars. Let me ask
him the same question in a little different foIm You
hearn the first questionnow was il before or after
Christ z" "Can have the question agin," asked
Mr. F. "I'm afraid l didn't take Il exactly as twas
put" The querist repeated the question Inc e1-
dentist and lecturer scratched his head looked mPior
ngly FIRST at one examiner and then at the other anu
then made answer: Well really, gentlemen, you've
got me agn-I couldn't say, really n'eferoocSer'
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The Wheeling Times Of the 18th utimo has an
editorial upon the subject of building bridge over
the Ohio river, at Wheeling and states that the sub
iect is one in which the United States are especially
interested and that the members of Congress from the
West should urge that body the necessity Of max
ing an appropriation for the purpose The stoppage
of the mails at Wheeling from the running ice in the
winter and the detention of travellers passing East
and est by the National Road, would be prevented
by bridge. The editor to the obstruction to the
river and the duty Of Congress to build the bridge
thus states: w. ...,
The Hon Charles Fenton Mercer, chairman Of the
Committee on Roads and Canals, in 1886, thus
states: .
. The report expresses the confidence Of the Com
mee in the fact that Congress is bound by the COM
pact under which the National Road was begun, to
build that bridge; and there suffering that part Of the
question to rest, 60 to argue its feasibility and ex
pediency. The Committee believed that by elevating
the platform to the level Of Main street. the
mnation of the National Road height enough would
be obtained prevent any obstruction of the naviga
tion il being at least 100 feet and when constructed
of wire cables no necessity for piers would exist or
any other masonry than that required at each cpd Of
the bridge. The length required would be but 760
feet as determined by the engineers who have sur
veyedit
The cost of this structure, as estimated by Mr.. FL
let civil engineer of Virginia, would not exceed one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars. Without re-
gard to the contract to complete the National Road II
would doubtless expense 10 the United States to
construct this bridge, and be very great accommo-
dation 10 the whole people.
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n ooss,ores ~ this District, An Essay on the
Means and importance Of Introducing the Elements
Of Geometry into the General Plan Of the Popular
Education with an Address TO the Presden, Of the
United States and the People Of the District Co
lumbia" BY ID. McCurdy, OF Fairhead.
Price SO per dozen. nov lst
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CyRIoaTT. English people were visiting an
elegant private garden at Palermo, in Sicily, and
among the little ornamental buildings they came to one
upon which was written, "Non aprite that's Don't
Open" This prohibition only served to excite their
curiosity, and they very uncvIy proceeded TO dsobey
the hospitable owners injunction. On opening the
door frcible jet Of water squirted full in their
very just though not very severe retribution
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last and In compliance Of the wish therein expressed
ON the part of the United States Government TO be
furnished with documentary evidence touching the
facts disclosed in the Of the United States slave
schooner Rebecca | directed Her Majesty's commits
sionen to furnish with any evidences in their pos
session ON the points referred to; and now transmit
to you for communication to the United States Go
vernment copy Of despatch from her Msjestys
commissioners enclosing certified copies of papers
connected with the of the vessel above mentioned
PALMERSTON.
I'll. s. Fox, Esq, &c.
Sic in the printed papers laid before Parliament
but there is obviously an TO dates despatch
of the 9th being made acknowledge the receipt OF
letter dated two days afterwards.
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discount PaImsrston to Mr.. For. .a
FOREIGN OFFrcE, Dec II, lS40
Sir-I received your despatch of the lst Of April
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4. .,,,s,..I)z,s;,ss
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
NEW STYLE.
DIE - FALL p0NN E'I'S

TFIRST OPENING OF Fsu Fashions at the boNery
Fashionable Millinery Es;sb, hent. ard cheapest La
iie. Bonnet Store III New York, 81 Bowcry eei"ee1
Walker ard Hester streets.
INKS. F. 4. Down ;cnders her most grateful acSa'"
sdsement. her friends and Pa'Fous 10 the
ladies' OF New York generally oE the very liberal patron
bestowed upon her commencing Business IL his
city and especially wishes inform them that her first
openiEs OF Fall Fashions will take place "Wednesday
September - when Will be opened for Inspection I'M
ard splendid assortment Ladies Hats of the LAT
IS, Partisan style and shape, ,wea,y different; kinds of
Materials and price fully commensurate with the
yencies of the times
Splendid Chime Ribbons, style Of French Flowers
Feathers Ladies Dress Caps, &c. Southern and West
srn Missrs supplied with pattern Hats, cheaper thAa
any in Ne~ York.
The greatest attention paid at this establishment IN
the selection Of such goods fashionable aud hand
some and at price which will give entire ti>faction to
The nurrerous Ladies frequent this store Also great
attention paid 10 the MAKING UP LADIES' OWN MA
TERIALS.
MRS. F A. Down. Parisian Millner,
s4t Bowery. New York.
Tpiease observe over the iosr sgn OF the cheapest
Ladies Bonnet store in New York. ~ }
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
EOLiv Sla. * ycV@T,
Or EuI.on-StrCct

Woald respectfully aiorm their patrons ard the public
generally that they have just eccl'ed scir Fall Fashions
from Paris and London ard are nov prepared to reeve
orders, having suppl ed themselves with well selected
assortment OF goods OF the latest mpca;ion consisting
eli Cloths Ca-,.aeres Yestngs, &c &C. which thcy are
prepared make up prices whc cef OF fail to
To those who unacquained with our sya OF getting
up garments they would respectfully invite to call AID ex-
anime fo7 themselves.
" b. Terms Cash. sl4u
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
Az TION SALES.
BY X. DRArEk, Ir.
Store 81 W1illiam-street. corner Of Pines
o., sArI,R DAY Sentcrrher q ~ IN o,rla.k

Store 81 WtLIs1m-street. corner Of PiRe-strsef.
On SATURDAY September ., AT 10 o'clock
CLorHs AND CAsslNEREs FROM THE SRsLvgS--A largo
and general ii West OF England BroSdeoths
Cas!m-res and PioI Cloths, Lion Skins ard Fusaings-
The sale ernbra lug desirable assortment OF WOODEN
GO DDS adapted 10 the Season
Also 100 sieces ext.2 superhce black and blue black
wool dyed Besver Cioth.
A,o 100 pieces black and Blue black. invisible green
and indigo blue West-of England extra h broade3lh'
Also. Is liec.s We,t-ofEsgland wooded wool dyed
hlcL and blue black Cassmcrc>. Alsc 80 pieces fancy
ta,sirlcres -, p,, -,u,.
Also, II 0 pieces back aud blue black Pilot CotaS-
Aso, l25 pieces Lion Skins and fiashinsS
Also ) csses Sstinets
Also invoice OF Cashmere Nestings-
Also heavy :. Velvet for Sestinss-
Also 10 pieces OF Weso!- England oio'n' ~ " WV"
without reserve to close consignment
Terms months. for approved endorsed notes
TUESDAY. Sept =, nj 10 O'Clock. ~
Package S.Is-2.5o packages of Foresn @nc pv n
TIC Rfy Goods 81 recent importauou among WHICH ~'
a full assortment OF scssoaable goods
Terms months on approved endorsed notes
Catalogues aud samples EisrninS Of sale :,
Also IS bales ard supet6ne Rnssia craSh 10 oe sea
l0i o'clock.
On THURSDAY Sept. S0ih a; 10 o'clock. a, the Sales
Room,
go fresh imported French goods, now landing,
comprising the richest and costly goods OF the sea-
sos among which several invoices of supcran'ey
rich and lie chloe ribbons, CANA ,ilSs, &c &c
Terms, months, for approved endorsed notes
Cstaoencs and samples the morning OF sale.
Also. cases Xix plush for ha,t-rs.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
NEW STYLES
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS,
ycwyork Cash Tailoring Establishment,

l4a Fv1rox.srRErr NEAR BROADWAY.
We would call the attention of friends to large
and we'll selected assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods
the various styles of Bond Beavers Dia
NOS: asd Herring Bone do, French Vine patterns do,
pain Co. oil various coors also the Mohair Londos Coat
ing. most ,plendld article for Winter Frocks; black
aud fancy color. French and English Cloths and Cass
,eres from the most celebrated manufacturers also,
great variety of Fall aud Winter Ve'tiug mong which
i, beautiful style Of Frcsch Cashmeres London wooden
veret black and fancy silk, and Satins Valencia, &C.
all OF which were bought for cash. and will comprise as
full an assortment of tho riches. patterns and finest quality
of goods that can be ound any establishment IN the
city Full suits furnished in 81 hours, at 10 per cent be-
low credit prices Strict puuctualy observed IN filling
orders.
CASH on DELIVERY, AND NO ABATEMENT IN
PRICES.
PS-Mr NJ GAYLORD will give his whole attention to
the cutting department especially to tke different styles
of Ogerco Is that may be Introduced the coming season.
feeling corGdeut that our style will be inferior to none,
and our ar i'll be to compete with the most expensive
establishments l. the city Particular attca'ion paid TO
cu,,;nc nont. SCI CTS J. C BOOTH, Agent.
gsAEDsv uEsE AND WOODWARD.
| w. 6 j. JAMESON, 80 and 255i GREESwicH-srREET.
" rTCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities, consist
IN ing of Hardware WOODWARD, Tin-warc ana " HOW
warc kept constantly hand Of the best qualities ut
very low prices to suit the Those who would wis
TO purchase articles Of the above kind will hrd 1t TO the
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
y. B. a large assortment of French Travelling Bags
, p-s..,, ia hni.l w e. J. JAMESON.
AUCTION GOODS, AUCTION GOODS
! AUCTION IL ODS.-SUr1ON RUMBLE wish to
inform hcir customers End the ladies of this city IN gen
eral tba, they have hand good assortment Of
FAX. AND yFaHTER GOODS,
which have been purchushed al AUCTION, and which
they are cspo ed sell lower prices than the same
,,ylc have ever been offered before in the city, 5
aytc ladies t, call their goods and learn their
prices before purchasing here We have black and
colored Merinoes, Bsmbazies. Mousse!inc dc LANES,
! Welsh aud English Flannels, Cashmere Piaids back'
blue black and coored silks, French English and AmeTi-
can Prints Irish Linens Shee,ing Daper Table Cloths
and Napkins together with all kinds of Drawer Goods, aud
avery arceassorment of g20 SEERN & CLOVIS.
Also for Millinery purposes, black and blue black SIX
Yelye,s Bonnet silks and splendid assortment OF Bon
net Ribbons Of the newest and most splendid style
| Cali soon at SUTTON kUNDLE
| IL Spr stree, corner oil sullivan.
! u 6tls-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
5000 fARDS CARPETlNG,
sCr,nys au-ETlOY and the manufactures. anne

INR1YTl Z 4 -14'0't
l ahch are entirely ne" tterns OF richly
shaded Ply, 1t price. from TO- TO A.: per yard
super super English Ingram Carpets, re" pat
tern, from -. 20 S.
super aat ezra super American Ingram Carpets new
patterns. ire n e.. to =.
Extra fine and American and Scotch Ingram Carpet
Is. ID. b
Common gram and Ru..a Capeting rich colOrs Is Cd
Also several set, of English ard American OIL Cloths,
of double wh,e ground and lew paite Ne at prices ir IN
I, To 13s. per yard
Also. pTugget. Tuftcd and Brussels Rugs, from 2 10
- olar ,ias STAIR carpets and Rods Table and PIANO
Covers &c al hich will be sold che'p a. JONES ~
Marcy new and chea cash store, lel Bo~ery middle
f-.-nsr store betw-. Hsster and Gram streets
- g. " lntow Shades from TO /: feet IN ensih with
fixtures at prices IF s. 10 si Also Shades painted 10
o-Le- of any sizc pate a . bt
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
CARPET ING.

HEWITT & BAILEY, No los Bowery, having pur-
chased their Fall Stock oil Capens consist ng Of Brus-
,c!s three ply fine and super Ingrans and which they will
sell very low respectfully solicit call from 'hoss about
Furnishing. Carpets aade up At the shortest notice.
HEWITT & BAILEY,
No lO5 Bowery, frst Carpet Store below Grand st.
In 3Ii.-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

The sales today a: the board were to considerable es
or Hareu, upwards of 5000 shares were sid
Ia. an advance of per cent. U. s. Bank fell
-, a.,eeut. Farmers Trust !. Mohask,i /. Delaware
una.ou improved l. Canton Col Ps,erson,s.
In Stale Stocks the sale very extensive reaching
en- 00o at rather improving rates.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
Narss.1'~ a<nsrN

4 Us ~
OREAT AT'TR iCTION.--THiS EVENING, Sep
AIR. II. ami Miss WELLS will appear in two popular
dances.
,lr Chspn,an i'll sing Comc Song.
The evenings entertainments VIII commence precisely
nj hall past O'Clock. " h gu Overture. -
After which popular bu'letta called lUO LA T. run
DINNER, Frank PoppIttou Mr.. Z. Howard Lefty,
Miss Ayres
Tic CRACOvIENNE, by Miss Wells.
An of half hour VIII he allowed ior ne
frr,hmcnts and the PROMENADE MUlCALt, IN the
Grau, Saloon. Ia which splendid ofchesua mas oeen
erected designed resprcsont the Tempe OF 'poio Ia
Musard The uncQuald band ed by the celebrated air.
Thomas well play several new Falsc' and ouadr'ts' go
After whc, Mr. Edge. the unri'a allied PyI"techhs WI
give sp ndiJ Exhibition Of FIREWORKS.
Come Song, by Mr.. Chapman $50 .
To b. followed by Pas styIien, by NIX ANU "iso
WELLS H.,
Tie whole TO conclude with the comic buet!a oil tho
PLEAS,N NElGHBOR. o,
The RAvEL FAMILY will appear Monday, Sept ~
IN a variety OF novelties. ar,
Tickets Fifty Cents 10 :.
ATEw FAsL RIBBONS AND BONNET
SIIKS-C. b. LEVY has received, and is constantly
receiving by every Fench packet the newest and fiche
STYLE, Paris Bonnet Rbbous aud Bonuct SILKS; tue
very great already received arc occidc ~ inc
most eegan, ever imported 10 this cny y. b. L. mas
also Imported entirely stl tall neck 'Ihoons' aAo
great variety of sncy Dry Goods La les are respect
tulIv nyted to cal before purchasing elsewhere. VII
liners and country dealers supplied OH the mot faVorape
Terms " hoesae and retail ,2s Oivsion-'t ,,-,,
/ s13 mi, v. u IL ' :.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
NEW AND SPLENDID
F L L o Q D s.
AT THE
EMITTED STATES CAss5 TAILORING
E.TPSEEg.E,

No II Johustrcst-
near Rrosiwsv.
Citizens and Strangers respectfully invited to call at
the Emporium, and examine splendid assortment ef
French German and West Eu-land Cloth, Fancy Cas-
ucrcs vc.tinr- &C. which will be made to order at the
shortest possible notice. and in the most fashionable and
approved It, lie, i. reduced prices for cash
o,mis w. WILLIAMS Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

ARRIVED.
Shin s, Mary. Foster, u dys I'm New Orleans, cotton
johnson 4 Lowden.
SIP want, Landon 81 dys fm Ecw-or'eans, cotton,
Ship c, celia, Thatcher, p dys I'm Savannah cotton
Sap Glcndo.er PArsors IS ds IN Liverpool, mdzc,
Thomp,oI. l37 passengers
Ship Leusa.laa Wolf 81 dys fh Rio Jaueiro, coffee,
sap XylOn, Emcvy, ID dys I'm Turks Island, salt N
PuInau -, 5;,
brig :, Camilla, -, 20 dys fm Apalncnicoa, cotton
Sturg,s Chairman 80
Brig eide McAllis,er, - dy fan PORT Piat tobacco
4 4 hossare n Co. -,
Brig May Bearse ~ dys i'm Jcrcmie, coffee ROs-
brig eenrc,,o Parker IL dys fm Turks lahd, salt
Brig Kentucky, Hilbert, s dys I'm Gu5yasilla sngar,
M.nlud. kcuuedy n Co
Ri: Tnm o. banter Coffin, IS DIS fan Rio Janeiro'
coffee, J F,ulk < Sop.
Brig Majestic, Dyer, Ia 'ys I'M hayaqu'% 'ug1'' '"u
Br Bfs Amelia Ha HILL ~ dys I'm Dundee, mdze,
| Martin X Co. l9pass. ngerS.
big Ladv Hunui gton. Clements, Is dys I'm pemerara'
ballast, liOdrt h Barclay.
Br. Rosmcr, CvrhlGs 26 dys fm Para, India rubber,
Rig ,iIpsey, cromel 81 d, I'm M4dina, barrilla, w
Br brig p iac,s ROYAL IIinson, dys m Bermusa, bal
Brig Detroit BAKER, 10 dys I'm Daren cotton Ii Cote
& Co
Brs Reaper, eilrn ~ dSs 'h ""Nes'"H' AeNas' CIV
'' B brig brig ch.ccdoaa FOyc dys fn Windsor plaster
Schr Cnat,ahoOche, ave, 2l dys I'm cnrscc0a coffee
en Pasfo, Ames, a dys I'm Turks Island, SALT re'
sear Atlantic Chapman IA dys Turks i.land' salt
Sehr GofncI, E-ska Al dys m Gves'Oa TeHa'cO'
S,ar aac' o.. a6 dys I'm rdnidad, de Cuba sugar
>cAr NJ c Ro.,o.on. Harding, 10 ys fin Ne~bern' Nc
naval so, e., M.,ch,li * Co
BsLow-Sti, o lenns sea-, - dys I'm New e'leans
co'ton W Nelso ; bnss c.uzcn, In T'nPico' U Z LII
L,Ar, I'm Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

Stenmer Great Western IIosAel, Bristol, lryir.
Hamburg Sap Steanen, For, nanbufE, GetdiAg.
Bark l.u " P,nman. He'll r. Lcghorn, Brett Y 'oso.
Brirs K W own. h ly Apal.chco~; bf, Dig 10Y al
Win m "A ,lry - johns, w, runscombc
Schcs Two PoIies, Fountliuc BALTIMORE; America
Sop,,r. Richmond; Tasso. purdick, 81 Augustine
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
II JUST IMPORTED ~
ELASTIC FIR ENCH CASSiMERES, WATER PROOF
BEAVER AND ASPHALTUM CLOTHS
pzro,dxv,y o,uah Vuiioriny Esta bIishniene

broadway Cash Tutoring Embellishments
No li Beoad ay between Courtland aud bcrtr -sls.
m strangers md Citizens respectfully invited to
nsnect the a,sorm mt of lsc French imeres, Vest
nps water prof Beaver and A-phnlm Cloths Just re-.
ceycd the Broadw y Cash Tasfig E't'n'isnmeh''
tog.ther with "A spendi assortment of supe 6nc French
and English black woudyed black blue and fancy col
ored Clohs made order the mOstapproed ardiateSs
sye unsurpassed III the city, At discount OF a'f per
cent from CREDIT prices, which ec'icn, wii he
found 10 than any other establishment fulton
or any other street not excepted.
II A whole suit furnished at2f hour, ne'ice derms'
cash delivery. Arthur u Lev =,
81 6tis 'I3 VT "u~ay.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION
LAST WEEK. BUT ONE!
Grand and Novel E hi ition OF the
STUPEND9US FALLS OF NIAGARA,

WITH EsE.As. WATeEe!
CITIZENS aud ST respectfully Informed that
this New and sublime ExLibi ion will continue open FOR
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER previous TO ITS removal
South at the American Academy Of Fine Arts {! Barclay
ST. doors below the Astor House.
II This Model covers Three Hundred Square Feet.
Open during the Day, from In ., and from to e. In
he Evening fronl to 10 O'Clock.
" Attle Evening Exhibition, the curtain will be drawn
precisely n, o'clock.
Price of admission IS cents Children, under IL
years of sgc, half price 81 .
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SEPTEMBER 25, lsil.
FIiuia;urc Almanuc.-THls Day
THE MOON FULL SEA
Rises 3 sets 81 Rises 0 II SETS si in 3Om
Latest Dates.
LONDON ..... SEPT. 3 HAvRE SEPT. J
LIVERPOOL. .stPr.i stw-oRLEASs SEPT. II
The next Steam ships to Arrive
rgoM 1:yEErscL FROM LIVERPOOL
Acadia left. Sept 70 Columbia, leavos.--..Oct. 4
The next steam snip TO Leave
rKom BOSTON rRo:i LiyEtPooL
CaedoD IA. Oct Counpia- W. -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
drrirn:

A,Tarrytown Sept. 49, By the Rev Or. Covel, George
GAYLORD of Stamford Conn. to Mary Wood daught, r
of Samuel Wood E.q of Tarrytown. West Chester Co.
Al stopugton Conn Sept. 20, by the Rev. Mr. Cook.
Reubu + Moses, of this ~ 10 Harriet daughter OF
the late Hon William Randall. OF The former place.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
E~oEAsDA

Arrived oorer Caph.on Ice, from Philadelphia win
coal, bound ioukrrs. a1I just of Egg Harb'r
anl sailed through about miles Il cases
Of silks Tea, &c-Pohed abou: ik, Is boxes
tea, one Chiaa Chest Captains wiring ds>k, booty hatch,
&c Could not arg portion Of The wreck. She sad
g c c-,rey to pieces aud the cargo the
Oee,u Se.cril her vessels engaged IN occurring
goods that wetc a,oat.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
anIca nI Auctiom.

Ry William Dumont.-Reai Estate-Chahcery Sale
One lot of GROUND on Bergen sueet b eokiy IL, disn-
cui,hed on mae Of lots made by J. T. Ludlan, No.
TO- containing 25 by 100 ieet-$lOe.
By E. n. LudIow-Real k,tdte-Chancrry Shlc-Ihe
store and To- No. IS Auu.stre-t - u by 174-sl "oO
By WIN. II. Franklin-Real Estato-The story ffarrc
house and lot boyer and Pcl-seetS II ny 90
feei-Si775
Also lots OF ground nor'hcry side OF 4lst street,
b.t cen h and eh avenues each lot being - by 20 feet
beine psrt of the tact known the Hermitage, and
uum,.red on a map 81. s7e and 679-S375 each.
Chancery Sale-Tne story brick house. and lot No b
st. Marks Place. 9h street, 2G ny ~ feet 10 Inches
xvi. NJ Hoffman & Co-Mdzc.--22 hhds Molasscs, 10
All do Sugar. I = bxs do 10; hi chests Pouchong
Tea. 3li sol cases Gunpowder d., 81; 1000 dr bNs
RAi.ius Ssh a 80 $500 Sugars % 2' 50 kegs BLACK
Paint, 4, AL no srcen de-, ,! 81 - yellow do, d
r cans green do, s. % keg blue do, B.
b, Mln,urn q Co--lndla Rubber Snoes-4COo pairs, III
IN.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
Josiah Richards, Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, SsSkSAtsD s II PLA IT.
Store lq6 BroaSlo0s
m .i9,Y.AI. GU,si.EY.
STORE 100 RRo,pwAY-Nsw foRS Lose Room.
TUESDAY AETEA NOON. Sept y,

TUESDAY AFTE&N0ON, Sept -,
Al bali pa; o'clock, AID the four following days
GRy,r SAFE oY OF D ESGLislg RooSS Ar AvcrioN.-Oue
Of the most valuable rare ami unique CO cctons
of Ancient aud Modern Books that Ia, ever been offered
ut public sale III this c0dn ~.
Tia collection comprenend the whole range OF Liera-
trr Ara aRd Secu cs however part cuariy rich in
rauslors 81 TIE Cries tai Creek sud Remin Classics
ors on clins .as aud emb ems if'ati'cs on "i'sh
c-t astrolcgy aud achymy, e.h travels ard histories
of North America uc illustrated ohs a. trs' Is many
OF the TX, lhr Old dramat'" writers rccnt poetry
,i d treaties c"ce lsre Iaihoiie "otAs
a5d valuable Protestant Taco W, scarce works on tue
carly genera aud typographical history OF hnsl1u ana
Ircasd the work, of the earlg ana intermediates pm o
,oyhieal authors and variety OF the best ana most
amusing memoirs n lives 10th Rit sh and Continental