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CUR nnterbalrun9 uno Yelebrun9.
Gsttun9 Don elmer wliften SnleI tn,
Meltmecre.

Gin &auHabreribif, Die palmpra, fe:
aeluo pon NeuSuoz z@oles nob Sen9alen.
beeam unter.peos Die wulte Snfel amiter:
BAN, aub ct. paul 9enannt. ;u 9eiibt,
uno bemerfte i'm 8oriibsrfabren in elmer
Gntfernuns BON 5 Weilen ieepdrts eincn
arcGen 8aub auf oerielben, ,pas Den ga:
pitdn peranlobte, 70 nabe an bic Snfcl Der:
onSufabren als moelit. Sn bet Gntfcr=
nuns BON J Weile pom Seftooe bemerfte
man oeutlib anei Meniben auf elmer Grs
bobuno. Wan lieb elm Soot biuab. unb
6r. Iooifon, Der erite Sfiijier ees Sbifs
fes. elite, Den permutblidb auf Der Sniel
8erunslldten 6ilfs 5u brinoen. Sn ,re'
nieer als elmer Stunoe febrte oas Boot
aurud nit ;pei Ndnnern, bic uber ale
8efbreibun9 ibmusio uno eleno ausia:
ben. Sic batten lan0e Bdrte. ibre alten
8teioer sparen nit Seebunosfelen oeflidt,
moran iib nod 5aare befanoen F.; Dem Gi=
nen oieute bic boritiee 6aut einee nil
ben S6meines onitatt Der 6oien, uno ib-
re Tubbefleioune ,par ebenfaas BON roben
Sbpeinsfeaen eemabt. Sepe .paren
Matrcien bon Goinbura Bet cine, Samcs
Yaine, % Sobr alt, BET anoere, Gcbert
pruofort, obnoefdbr 40. Gle botteu piers
;ebn Menate ouf oer sSniel Susebrabt.
Sbrer Gr,dblune nab batten iie su Sc:
le De Sranee auf bem SbifTe ,,@cupernSr
6uuter," nab 8an Diemens eano be-.
ftimmt, Denfe eenommen, unb ,roren nit
bem1elben mSeptenbsr auf oer noreliben
t0obe Der Snlel aneefommcn. Sci Sbif.
fen oieier 4rt 1T es eewobnlib, oab lie ei
nen Ebeil ibrer Manniboft an iclben
plGeen, no es @eleoenbeit su Sesbunoss
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einieen Wonatcn nit benz Sbran une Den
Seaen Die tie lid, inoes perfbafft babsn.
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oes Seuers bic einsloe 8eranlahune su
Streltisteiten unter ibnen serpelen. Ser
Suneere par Elm erofer 9iebbaber pom
Sblaf 10 oob Die unerIdBli6e pFibt oes
Ba6ens meiifens pruofort ,ur 9aft fiel,
uno penn iie iib nit sinanber cine Stref=
fe BON BET 6itte entfernten, 70 perldumE
ten ite mic, oas Seusr nit Sort II. Moos
su beoeden ia su,peilen nabmen fie sur
9rohern Siderbeit Gin brennenoes Stuf
Sort nit.
Gines Iaees eritie9en ie eincn Der bob
iten Ser9e Der SnieI. unb entoeften oben
ben &rater eines 8ulfans. mebr als 200
SUP i'm Durbmefer uno bon unabiebba.
rer 3iefe. - Ills iie bic palmpra ;uerlt
anfbtio putoen. ruar paine iosleib ib=
rer 3ettune 70 eepib, bab ct, edit eneliib,
nit ieinem 8sfabrten cine gSette oarauf
eineeben poate oieier. mibtrauifber al5
pane. labte ibm aus. Ils fib aber bas
SbifT ndberte. rannten Seioe pon Der
6obe, auf oer ite ftanoen, berab. uno
mabten elm 70 erofss Seucr ols moslib,
gum 3eiben. oab menfblibe @elen nb
ouf oer Sniel befdnosn. Sn oer 0dbe
Der Snlel 500 oas Sdlif bic Slaeoe auf,
uno Die Seioen wubten nun, oaB ibre eei'
ben Su Gnoe naren.
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Sas 01enfhenleben.
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(Nnifbttn zines Murrfrpts,)
QGas bat man pon tsm MenfbsnItbsn? e.
9is Sor9' 1T 9rcb, bic quit 1T fIen.
pcettn mt9sn Is srbsbtn,
Sb ifimme scb es,ris nis elm.
Ssnn ron rem erifsn Stsdenpftrts,
Sis man uns nab bem Sirhbcf trdst,
Ssrfolset INNER uns Ysfd,werbe,
Wlt Mutbsn man unS immsr fbldst.
Ssifdnois uns Elm bartss Sinbsl
Ssl unSemab iu Scesn teu9t;
Die Mutkr ibon uns in bsr SRinesl
Sartber;e NIT Der &utbs ifrstbt.
llnb itst man aui ber Sbilsrbinfsn,
Gin !6aisIitcf Die &utb' sriset;
Der Gtbrer rpirb ibn nis uns itenfsn,
Sat man bsimtIfiib an9spest.
Sat man bic Shut bann psrlaiTsr,
g6snn man, etrsift gum Singing wars,
94ile uns Die etiesnid)aften falIsn,
Die iibt9sn uns nun srif bart.
limb IIno Die Je6rntr ab9elauftn,
gBirb aus Dem Sin9lin9 nun elm Mann
99irb feline TrsIeit sr serfaufsn,
limb nsus [oSrnsr 9iebt ss eonn.
Swar linb nun 9utb' Ii. Stcf pericbmunrer
9it Gmm' unb esbrsr tcnif asfubrt
Die esiesnfdaft 1T iberruncen,
Gcb ben YantcHsl man peripirt.
limb msnn bic Stit bic faare tlsibtt
Hie 3ccsefurctt zen @rcs umfbmebt
llnb i'm, ais rdrsn's Rutben, frsibst
Sis Zen 8tqudlten man bs9rdbt.
5u meinem &ubms mus ib's fa9sn:
Scb babe ale bislt Hctb
Sbon itsr febsi9 Sabr ertra9tn
limb miinIde bod mir nidDt ben Cob!
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Gbrenoenfmal eincs Sio6to6er
SelDcu.

Sm Sabre 1857 am 2. Iopcmber ainos
befanntli6 bel &obba6 fbarf binter Die
armen Sran5oien ber. Gs 1T ibnen ipd:
terbin bIutfauer se,poroen, bic a(te S6ar=
te aus5uipesen uno iib aus Dem Spotte
lpieoer 5ur Soloaten'Gbre ourb;uIblaeen.
Der prinS bon Soubile eeoa6te nit ieis
net breifab ftdrfern Wa6t Den bart be.
ordneten srofcn Srieori6 slein su ma9en;
urnjin9elt bate er Jpn fbon, uno roar ibm
BOT ,peiter gar nibts bansc, als eab oer
ein9eprei1te preun nensSo oni9 aus ieinem
eaaer 5'piiben 8eora unb Gcbbab bel
ysa6t unb Ssebel entipiibsn mobte. Ser
prin5 BON !oitobur9bauien mar AUDI bsi
Der 6ano uno fpollte fan9en belfen NIT iei=
net 3sbsormee, Die iids aber gar balo ee=
fallen laien mubte, in oeutlben 8irtbs.
bdufern 100 gutter 8ierspis sen,o6t mur=
be, Die &eiBausarmse betitelt 5u ,perben.
Das sei6ab AUDI in Meininseu, oh es sleid
pfli6t- uno ebrenbalber feline Mannlboft
unter Dem COMMANDO bes @eneral y. Sch:
rentbel ebenfals bate ba5u ifofen Iafen.
Giner oarunter bieb Stroblein; Der
ffono am Gage Dor Der Sblabt, als nc6
nibt BET Rorsen odmmerte, Dor Dem Bell
te, bau6te in bic 9dnoe, oenu ee mar elm
ettpos talter Morsen, uno mabte fb al
lerlei @eoonfen. vStrobls," iaste er Su
| {ib ielbf, ues fdn9t oIlbanois an falt Su
ipsroen, uno NIT elmer ,parmen &usel in
ben eeib pdr Dir ,peni9er seeient, als NIT
einem StGd parmen SUDDEN. Sbrer IIno
8iele, bu bif nur Giner, ibnen lie9t nidts
oaron, ob ou morsen Ibenos beim S6la-
| fen9ebsn lebenois ooer toot biit, Dir aber
Wabtef bu bib ieet in aQer 8rdbe ouf
bic Soden, tpdrtt ou 0onneriiae Sormit
tags oerbeim, ldbsif i'm 8artenrpirtbsbaus
Dor oer Staot, trdnfif bein &dnnle Dcp-
pel5ier uno tutlbelteft elm l6albbaeenfii.
6el9en, oarin berum, 70 'pdr oir's bait
beher.
2(ls ct bae leete 8ort auf oer 3unse
bate, bate er aub lbou ben 1ornifer
(Sbuapiad) auf bem &aden, oenn er
mar Gin rafber, entiblohener Mann. no.
ealt. Seim Ibmaribiren faete ct ncd
gang bofit, ,aber lsiie /: oaoie's, Serr Belt
eamerao !" Der 9eraoe tiitti9 fhnartte,
als penn er 5u gutter Sect nod enmal
rebt auefblafen wcllte.
I'm anoern Gage, als Die aoncnen 5u
oonnern onfinsen fam's benz Stroblein
nibt aneers Dor, ole oh Elm Sbparm
8rummfliesen dber icinem acpfe 9afhe.
mdnnden ipieltsn, benn ct ttdno fbon bin.
tersSena beim 2orI bauerBirtbeb ebauie gang
gutter Dinee uno 'pobl ousserubt trans
fein ebnaps6en fblus Seuer auf Die
pfelfe uno cabte nSeet fansen i'e an
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BisHstas Sen 5. Ssygpril 1s41.
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Cine Dame in 8oifcn, bic ib Die lisba
(i1e 8Hpobnbeit bes Spiumfrehens dn8e
eionct bate, iit auf ibr eieenes II. iarss
@atten 8efub iu 2ldbriaer Giniperruns
I'M Gcrreetlcnsbaus ptrnrtbellt mcroen.
um I'D, ibrer qeieenfbaft iu entpobnen.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
May %. Haw Sch. Clarion, Maui
" Haw. Sch. Hawaii, Maui.
%. Am. Whaleship Herald, Nye,
from Lahaina
Am. Whaleship Alexander Coffin,
Wyer, from Lahana.
81. Whaleship Magnolia, Barnard.
SAILED.
May 90. Br. Brig Ciementine, Rhodes,
Kauai
"a. Haw. Schs. Paalua, and Kinau,
Jahaina.
%. Haw. Sch Hawaii Hilo
/" Alexander Coffin, Wyer, to cruise
90. Am Brig Maryland, Blinn, KAN
schatla.
Herald, Nyc, to cruise.
LAHAINA, Maui, May 4,-Georgc, Lake
New Bedford, Is l-2 mos. 800 sperm. 9Th
Alexander Coffin, Wyer, Nantucket, mos
400 sperm 10th, Magnolia, Barnard, New
Bedford, 90 10 mos. 1850 sperm, $50 this
season. ith, Herald Nye, New Bedford,
20 mos. 100 sperm, 200 this season 18th,
Rambler, McClcavc, Nantucket, 80 mos
$50 sperm, $50 this season. l2th Para
chute, Wilcox, New Bedford, mos. lO
sperm. nth, Jefferson, Cash, Nantucket,
10 mos 600 sperm, 600 this season. 18th,
Roman, Barker. New Bedford. 9 mos. 900
sperm, 1900 whale. 18th, Young Eagle.
Austin, Nantucket, 8 mos. $50 sperm. cath.
Geo. ChampIin, Brown, Newburyport, l9
mos. 100 sperm.
PASSENGERS.
In the Clementine, Messrs. Charlton,
French, and Skinner, and Mrs Taylor.
IN the Hawaii, Mcssrs. Il. Cummins. b.
Pitman, Jr., and Mr.. Bliss.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
For the Polynesian.

MR. EDlroR.-Last January, a large
'ern Whale dri!lcd ashore near my resi-
nee at kohala, and had there been any
pc there who understood the business of
f'Ing the oil, large quantity might have
Fen made, provided he had conveniences
he natives went from every quarter by
lndrcds and cut off as much of the blubber
they could conveniently carry away, and
lrried to their houses-some them, with
design to cat it, Some had small iron
tS, IN which they boiled their pieces, and
owed their oil in calabashes; several bar
Is of the best of oil was thus made. Since
at time have seen whale spouting off Ko-
ila at three different timcs--in less than
ar months.
The query arose in my mind-would it
pt be profitable business for some person
'''ed IN taking whales, to establish himself
pmewhcre on Hawaii, provided with boats,
g. and be on the watch for whales, and
US add to the resources of wealth to these
lands. 1t was mere accident, as it were,
AZ saw the whales as above mentioned; /;
10 should man attend to the bLGness, he
'snt much Oitener discover thesN lords Of
e deep. ;;
VIII here also mention that recently a
se stick of timber is said to have driiled
more from some other country. have
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
II u n c. g. G. O.

Have for sale, at their plantation, at Wal
luku, East side of Maui, quantity of supe-
rior WHITE SUGAR, not inferior to the
best imported Loaf Sugar. Also, WHITE
SYRUP,-a superior article for family use
For the information of Merchants and 9TH
ers trading to these Islands, they would state,
that they are enlarging their business, hav-
ing now 80 acres of Sugar Cane under cul-
tivation, and in the course of the next sea-
son will have 2jO acres. BY the lst of De-
ccmbcr next, they will have large lot of
BROWN SUGAR for sale, on as reasonable
terms as can be offered by any other firm.
May 18th, 1871. If.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

100 boxes Spanish Cigars.
) kegs superior Tobacco.
u tubs Spices.
8 casks Rice.
hid Coffee.
5 baskets Olive Oil.
bale Corks.
10 boxes Raisins, in prime order.
10 kegs Fancy Biscuit.
case Macaroni.
| " Tapioca.
doz. Chairs.
9 cases Stationery.
i hhds. Tin Ware.
8 Hollow Ware.
1873 Reams Wrapping Paper.
90 " Writing do.
Honolulu, Nay -, l84l.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

krived at Valparaiso from Rio Janeiro--the
brmer bound to CalIao, thence to the is.
uds on cruise. Markets on the coast
|crc very heavily stocked with goods--pri-
r. low. The Don Quixote, Patty, was to
bill for Tahiti and this port in week after
|e Gloucester left. BY the latter we have
kccivcd our regular files of papers, which
|pwever contain no important intelligence
bat had not been previously received Louis
tapoeon has been condemned to perpetual
Sprisonment for his rash attempt upon
| rance.
Business in the United States was improv-
g--priccs of domestic goods rising. 1t
|as thought that the change of the admins
|htion would have favorable effect upou
e country. Y
The Gloucester has brought out two large
On Sugar Mills; also apparatus for extract
oil from the Kuikui nuts. Y
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

The phenomenon of the tides was also OBJ
Prved at Lahaina, Maui, at the same time
i and on the same day that it occurred here.
|he rise and fall there was several feet, and
Fcurred frequently, at intervals of four min
|cs each, the water rushing over the reefs
lth great noise.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
NOTICE..

We have so frequent requests to insert
pns, that we must decline doing so, unless
|c authors will pay for them as advertise
|ents.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
:2O3

L'ronch imam
Cambleteens.
summer Cloth
Puntoloon Check
Vrstmos
Mons de |. .,;,c
Crash
Patent Pins.
Black Silk Cravats.
Figured Coat Hut,ns
Figured Vest Buttons
Pea Jacket Buttons
White Sus,,ndcr Rn,,o,s.
Pearl Shirt Bu,tons
Stay iucincs,
Assorted sewing Silk
Fine Erminet.
Plaid Crane do LYONS
French NlusIins.
Swiss Figured Muslin,
Pressed frames.
Ladies Scarfs.
Ladies Gloves.
Satin Stripe Chally.
Broadcloth, Black.
Lonu Twist Tobacco
Shori Twist Tobacco
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
NOTICE..

All persons who have not sent in notice of
their intention to discontinue the Polynesian
are respectfully requested to do SO withou,
further delay, as it will continue to be de-
livered after June 9TH, to those who have
not signifed their wishes to the contrary.
May %. 3w
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
MARSHALL & JOHNSON

Have just received per Ship Gloucester, anc
offer for Sale the following
Articles, viz.
II bales Brown Shceting.
Is cases Prints, consisting of American
English and French.
! case Nerrimac Checks.
. bales Union Ticks.
Super Webb Braces.
upper India Rubber Braces.
Cotton Bandanna Hdkts.
Large Cotton Flag Hdkls.
Imitation Pongee ildkls.
Colored Cotton Half Hose
White Cotton Half Hose.
Imitation Linen Cambria Ildkls
Super Linen Cambria Hdkis.
Large Choppas.
WhIc and Brown Linen Thread
Russia Sheetng.
Ravens Duck
White Linen Drills.
Strip pc Linen Drills
Printed Linen Drills.
Linen Damask.
Birds Eye Diaper
q cases Bleachcd Diaper.
bale Hamilton Stripes
2 bales Suffolk Drills.
case Blcached Drills.
, bales Blue Cotton.
Brown Linen.
Super White Linen.
White Cambria
Stripe Cambria.
Check Cambria.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

We have received an interesting notice of
|aplolani, which we shall give in our next
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29
/" II to be taken
Should be well shakcn." Z"

" told the tale as it was told us, and if
cir faith is less easily shaken than a bed
pit, we can only say to them, what "a certain
rs,n in New England said in his prayer of
brother minister. After the usual forms
prayer, he commenced pleading for "A spc-
aI blessing for fhe clergyman whose pulpit
was then occupying, in the following
pms" May thy blessing rest upon the
pad of our brother, man of smut parts; -
Ere the congregation, who were not partic-
.arly loving of their pastor, pricked up their
rs, and began to pass the wink at the hit
US passed upon their worthy leader, when
X minister added" bm mcN odapted to the
Fnis of Mis congregation. Now we can
y of the earthquake, it was small one,
t sufficiently well adapted to our wants at
fcsent. Perhaps they will improve upon
5actlce.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

cester, ana ior sale Wy
1Acc g. &c.
90 bales Domestics.
10 cases do.
SO a" Blue Cottons.
" Beavertcens.
Moleskin.
" PIaids.
Silk Umbrellas.
10 Cotton do.
81 Prints.
4 " Printed Pongee Hdkfs.
II Cotton Hdkls.
9 kihcis.
55 " Blue Nankin.
" Assorted Dry Goods.
3 Drab Hats.
3 Thread.
3 packages Hard Ware.
80 Kegs Nails.
4 Casks Soap Stone Furnaces.
&" Sad Irons
90 doz. Cast steel Wood Axes.
= rolls Sheet Lead.
Cotton CHM.
3 cases Brushes.
10 4" Boots and shoes.
222 Bars and Bundles assorted Iron.
D dol Shuvcls.
60 bundles Hoop plates.
cask Cart Boxes
bundles Spike and Nail Rods
) boxes Tin plates.
30 bolts Canvass.
80 pieces light Ravens Duck.
50 coils Cordagc.
90 doz. Carolina Hoes.
3 cases Looking Glasses.
8 Assorted Fancy articles.
2 Books, late publications.
100 barrels Pilot Bread
90 hhds Navy do.
go barrels Fresh Flour. (eXtra)
525 boxes Soap.
cask Glue.
80 boxes Window Glass.
26 packages Crockery Ware.
Is Glass do
90 barrels Tar and Pitch.
s casks assorted Paints.
63 kegs English White Lead.
40 6 do. Black Paint.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

not seen it, bat it is said to be upwards of
sixty feet in length, and about twelve feet in
circumference. j. b.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-29

Some skeptical friends are disposed to
akc light of our earthquake, and insinuate
lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
NEW STYLE.
LADIES' FALL EONNETS.

TFIRST OPENING CT Fan FASHIONS At the Bo"ery
F--hrona5Io Millinery Establishment and cheapest La
dies. Ecane, Store III Nsw lor., =! Beverly bst"eeu
Walker and Hester .;Fee;>.
MRS. 3 A. BOIYN tenders hsr most grateful aekns W
edseea,. her NUMEROUS friends and patrons, 10 the
ladies' OF New York generally !or the very liberal Pa'ron-
se beloved upoa her SINCE eo@meaca. b1siaes 10 this
ci'7 and respectfully wishes 10 iron them that -r ','
opeaiss OF 2. Flsa,as Ill t,Ss plsce or wedac~'y.
September - when viii b opened Tor Inspection ~ is-
r'eHse a7d peadi assortment 81 Lldi-s Hats OF the la
e,t Fa.s.an -'y!e and Aapc ;.ee,y Ieren: kin4s of
niatsri- aud at price fully eoa l. us1,e rh the cy
lgerces of Il lines.
Splendid Chine Rb5oas. rev .,yls VI Freash Flos.rs
Feasaefs, Laiie- Dres- Gaps, &C Southern .rd ve,,
nisers supplied with pattern Hats, cheaper ,b.a
any .iorc IL NsF York
The greatest paid THIS establish u,ea in
tie selection of -uch goods fa,hiruabc aud hand
some and AT price which viii give entire .fac,on to
the numerou. Ladies' Who frequent thu Also
a'teution paid TO the MAKING UP LADIES' OWN MA
TERIALS
MRS. r A. BOWS. Partisan Mi'ncr
ei! BoweIy, New York
Phase observe the door, sign nj the cheapest
I.,,iie. Bonnet store IL Now York ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
ions for the nonl-st.e hills are

The Indianapolis Journal states that the Exchange Bank
of that place has stopped payment 1t wa hapla>;er
sonccrn and has considerable amount Of circulation
which i. considered almost worthless.
The Buffalo Commercial "a; 5, thc'" has been 10 new
movement ,r unusual feature in the money market
since our last The prominent feature during the
past week the desire operate III fCTr and grain,
but the Intelligence received by the Great Western has
put stopper sales, ard We presume three days ~'I
elape before the market viii be settled 50 as TO operate
with profit safety From the csgo5ncss with which
every bushe Of wheat hoUgh; during TIE week. we
think there must he sses but 10 wlat extent We
are uaablc to say. Wheat will prohabi, decline 20 per
cent and flour fifty she barrel, both at tins
and other point. of At the ntes, date (nd the
Britannia, hed bccu received the lowing IN ceS
we're paid for whe,t the pucc, named Clcvclil ~,
Columbus 95c. Chicago l0J, Michigan CITY sc, Mos
(Mich) Sic, Peoria (lll.) Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
AUCTION SALE 5.
81 y. DRapERI IL

Store ID Witsa-street. eorner Of P:ne-s:Tset.
Oh SATURDAY. September e5. =; 10 o'clock.
CLOTHS .So CAssi~ESss rRoH ritr SHgLvvN-A!s-sc
and general 4 West Of snc,snl r., Iotks
Cassiu-r-s ami Pos Cloths, Lion Ska. aud Flu,aipgs-
The sale embracing desIfablc OF ~oosel
seots adapted TO the >cAsoR-
Also 100 pieces .uperdae black and blue slack
seol dyed Beaver Cio;h.
Ak, 100 pieces black md blue black Invisible rroea
dnd sdizo blue We>,-cf f. fllud Extra tie BrvaJcohs
Also, - iioc we,t.ofEscland wooded wool dyed
black spd ile bI-ck Ca-uierc,. Ac - pieces isncy
Cashmere
Also. u o pieces b'sck md blac black Plot Cloths,
Ai-o. ~ pieces Lion Skin. ana FlushinsS
tlso ) c - Ss,inct>
.,l.o. iayo.cc OF Ca,huerc Nestings.
Also. hcsv, SIX Velvet for Ne>iin-s.
ti-l = pieces # England Coth>. 70 D. -eA
nilhau; rrsesrs 10 closc a consignment
rerr:. 6 mo- rs. for approved endorsed notes
TUESDAY, sept y, At 10 o'clock
P.cKtsz S,La-2JO packages OF Foreign And pcnes-
Dy Goods Of recent importation, among v Inch are
4 fili as,or meat OF >cs-oalble coSds
Terms t ulosihs on approved endorsed notes
Catalogues AID samples % msrnnz Of sale ,
Also IS bales Es AID suPerne Russia eraSh 10 e SOD
1t l0i oclo-k.
On WEI SESDAy, sept so,h, at the Auction Room, as
II O'Clock,
GoopS SiysD FROM TIE WRECK Or THE B,RorE tLoSi-
pt--lCO cL,es China Cra>s- Sha~is, sc. &c
Particular, q morrow.
On THURSDAY, Sept. S0th a; 10 o'cl5ck the SaleC
Room.
2'e cases fresh imported French goods, andinSr
comprising the richest and costly goods OF the sea-
son. 3irons which are seNrra invoices 81 ,uDcrSufc'
rch and reT s,,c chico ribbons. chine -ks, &C. &c
Term-, months for approved ea0orsed notes.
Catalogues aud samples On the morning OF sale.
Also, cascs Xix plush for hattrrs
Also i0picccS stre tue ingram csrpe,ing.
Also invoice Of ,;air Competing, with ~hich The
sale nil commcucr.
On Saturday October %, At 70 o'clock
CLorus ,NH C,s>MESss.--A large assortment o.! West
ofEug gland Cloths ard Cssimeres; Elso Pilot aud Bea
Cloths Lyon skins, Flishpgs. Fancy CasSmc and
Sitnet>, now lsnding.
Term.-5 mortl, lor srnrorcd endorsed note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
AEW STYLES
FRENCH AND l.ONDGN BEAVERS.
At the
Ncy-Yo.Is Cash Tailoring Esinbiishrnen:,

M FuLroN-srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
We would call the attention of our friends 4 large
AID well selected assortment Of F4 and Winter Goods.
comprising the various styles of Bond Beavers Da
uoa. ard G,rriu- Bone do French Vine patterns do.
plain o. OF various coor; also The Mohar Louion Coat,
ing. most pcaGiI article for Winter Froeks; black
aud fancy color French aud EIgl>h Cloth, and Css,i-
mcrcs from the celebrated manufacturers; also
great variety of Fall aud Winter Ic.ings, among which
j, beautiful lyle Frnch Ca,hmrrc., Lon Ion wooden
ve,c, 5lick end a;cy sk. AL Satin, vaescia SC.
all Of which we're bought cash. aud will comprise
full an assortment of the richest pattern, aud finest quality
of good, that can he lonud at any establishment III the
cry Full furnished II hau-, at 80 per cent. be-
low ercdl, price, punciualiiy observed filing
orders.
CASH On DELIVERY, AND No ABATEMENT ~
PRICES.
P.S-Mr. NJ. G,yLogp will give his whole attention to
the cutting Department, especially Tie different styles
of Oyerco 1t. that may be introduced the coming
feeling conf !eat ha, style will he inferior 10
and our ai,n " III be compete with the most expensive
establishments the city. Particular ntiearicn paid to
cutting pant. sol &c BD0rU, Agent.
sEaEaDWAseE !AND WOOD WARE.
w. < J. JAMESON 30 and 15ji OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE in ali its ,arities, consist
IN ing of Hardware, Wood Tinwar and Willow
ware kept family on HAND Of the best qualities, at
very ow prices sui, The times Those who would with
10 purcka,s articles Of the above kind will find 1t to cir
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. A large assortment Of French Travelling Bags
and Rn-ket. f., lm;.l w A. l. JAMESON.
AUCTION GOODS, AUCTION GOODS,
AUCTION GCODS.-SUTToN & RUMBLE wish L.
inform heir End the ladies OF this city III gen
eral that they have on hand good assortment Of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purcha,hed at AUCTION, and which
they dispo cd sell lower prices than the
style have been offered before IN the city. : a
invite adic, call and their goods and learn their
prices before purchasing el>es here VIC have black and
colorcd Mernoes, Bsmbazire-. Nous 'ene DE- Lanes
Welsh and English Flann.ls, Cashmere Plaids, black
blue black aud coiored Silk French English and Ainer
eau Priut, lfs Linens, SAesugs Diapers, Table Cloths
and Napkins together with all kinds Of Drawer tools aud
i very lar e assortment OF IsGsEEHI & GLOVES.
Also for Millinery purposes, black and blue black SILK
velye Bonnet silks, and splendid assortment OF Boh-
net II ibbon. OF the nc~ and most splendid style.
Call 200, at SUTTON s. RUNDIES
III Spring street, corner OF sullivan.
n. B.-aaers supplied Al the lowest holesaie prices
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