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l The s:ENNISsU1., 3l5 Greene and - AnI
streets oPen daily. Gentlemen subscribing have
the privilege of exercising a. bo;s the establishments. Ia
addition every implement made Of IL The regular
u. gymnasium. there bowling alley, qgoit-grcGnd
.sootngTa!ery. and a large open space for running,
jumping &c, exclusively for the amusement OF the ms
be-s.
We respectfully informs parents and guardians that
junior cas i. about ,eing fo-el ard all exercise
always under his imnie.iist- superintendent.
Fencing ard SP-srins taught usual, Upon TIE most
approved principles.
As evening class will be formed carly period. AID
eoa;in'a during the winter sIi "a
iNEIEoT .T's .I.sXoEs-i fresh suPpiy jus,
~ rscei'cd ~ the ship Uad States, made expressly
for &c subscriber aud warranted Tor sale By the single
or pair, al moderate prices
H. 7. BRAGG Retail and Jobb;nc cuiler,
si-lw' 100 Nassau-atfest.
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MANUFACTURER or PAPER BUNES l21 William
I'VE street ofeyery possible shape style and variety for
the use Of any lneot business constantly hand large
a-sorme, OF Square Boxes plain and iaGcy single, and
in sets; also
BANDBOXES
By the bale nrs;.
GENUINE German Cologne Water imor;ed, and for s7Ie
at very low price. - I'm
Z aESsEa, arTlE'VgON fl NI;Y VIII
IL LIAAiS co. would politely invite the Ladies To call
and examine their large and Splendid o'piaH
figured plaid and striped Mousseliac dc Lanes, ai all
prices from to hl'ing per yard. Tas!ion. aud silks
o all coors together with foil assortment o. French End
English Mernos fszues, Nc.-in shOFt. full assortment
Of Fall and Winter Goods for sale cheap.
HENRY WILLIAMS & co SOS Grcenwich-st.
NR-Frencli, English and Amer Prins f:osI 81 TO
niliia-s slI lm
ED G;isarN,rIY MERCHANTS.
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III. 800 aud q. Franklin street West each ~ by
100 feet Possession Immediately. Inquire Of
81 lnIt Z. COPCurT. 4Os Washington-st.
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u Private Bsonrdin:.-Gonteuieu wishing per
msncnt Board AID Rooms location convenient TO the
business part OF the City, will be accommodated al No -
Uuaae-srce Just Broad, way where 6gt few board
ers are taken and every mace TO reader their
no me pleasant aud comfortable. The house Is cntircy
acw and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
References exchanged. jy22 II
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T He TRI B . N E .
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %
ylpJER's PENINSULAR WAR.

History nE Wa IN tn. Psss;.t4 AND IN ~ 1nE
Isii Ry w. F.r. NAPiER, c. B. Colonel II. T. Forty
Md R..ment, Member Of the Royal 81 edisb AGA
Semv Of Military Sciences. From the Fourth Ed-
nan. Com sIste in Four Volumes; with numerous
spgrayng.. Philadelphia, Cary Hart Neu-iork,
Civil & Co. l05 Broadway.
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t,UA .-Board. with pleasant front rooms on I'd
- floor aud fine front basement, may be had, aesht-
fly situated l0i l;es, Broadway. Private lamy-a 10"
cleo. Boarlers houso ard apartments very desirable
81 INv
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grKETGaE LAEssU AGs;.-Msdame l.. MA
I NESCA DURAND'S ir-, class for the season
learner mag acq=fe ai. ledge OF French by oniy
e lessons cox OF an hour each, during the wlter.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-22
80. tn. Et<Elr al a ~ q CITK a d

= " 3 N = q q :. Il fhe' ~ = a r NH y
j NEW fOGh-Proies.or BA>SET VII organize his
Event ClBsscs for Instruction the French language on
he September instant aSo the 3tn and l9th OF
October Ciss is airesdy formed for those WAC.
having acquired considerable n0wedge "ish to perfect
Themselves by conversation. Class OF Young Ladies VII
ale be attended RI r. ST. As those no JON the dIhcreai
Classs ahoge mentioned dates III cnj5y many ad
vaaages, he requests early application Prof. X can he
seen either before 4. " after T. H. 81 his residence,
ga Roadway econt door from the Of Broadway
s,d Grand. street si5 lmH
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)9AA.zS-Vitn pleasant Rooms. can be obalncd by
b ap!ies or single gentlemen at II Marray-si Terms
noderstr. Reference exchanged So In
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SEVENTH WARD GRAMMAR SCHOOL

237 Division ST.. nenrC Clinton.
F5viiS School open for lie reception oil boys an
excellent Classical and Mathematical Teacher Is
catad Principal, and their efforts will be joined
70 give students speedy aud thorough preparation fer
College the Couaurg E0Hse.
In an adjoining rcogl small boys instructed in the
Elementary Branches prepare them for the higher
classes Instruction given also in the French aud Spanish
-luurn-res. Ii. e. HORACE CONELI.. Principnl.
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Sy'r. g.Sssrsa C1AsszGSE 81 CONNER
; CIAL RESTITUTION, AT EW-BRlGH1 ON.
STATEN I>I.tND-rh. public pectiuiy informed
that the above nanI lrstuie situated III Of the
saiuhnou- and fashionable part OF NcwB-ghton,
successful operation under tho Immediate charge Of
EUGENE BJHNAUD, ahd tho supernteGdance oil DR..
Il.DEFONSO MEDRANO.
The branches taught IN this Institution tae English
modern .a sagcs. Mathematics pure and mixed Geo
graph,. Natural Philosophy and Natural History. In
short students here prepared for the counting
for cntsar CO at any Of the Universities III the Unod
States or abroad.
While the cultivation sf the mind regarded the
>ti:uanal hcrita neglected. but every opportunity
rivcn the student by cymnastc exercises and scen
c walks the Acuutili localities of Staten Island,
10 strengthen the health Of the boGy while mental tacu
ties are expanded, aad IS the Fregch and Spanish lam
su1ges spoken III the Institution AMI taught on Man-
e.cl's system, excellent opportunity Is offered 10 Ahe-
ricans acquire these languages thoroughly.
ihc for Tuition, Board Washing, Mending etc,
arc 600 per payable semi-annuslly III advance
No extra charge during vacations.
Eos dsais III plan Of u:'ioH, &C. prospectus, hch
riiy be- found with the following gentlemen, TO whom 1t
Is permitted 20 refer:
His EXce'sncy Don Pedro de Arg,,iz. Minister PsE2o
teu,iugv OF her Catholic Siajesty in Washington
HIS ExcceGcy Don A. Cnldcron dc Ia Barca. hmbassa-
dor OF her Catholic Msiesty IN iexico.
iIassrs. Peer Harmony Co., Picahr & bTanzanedo j.
Granl ESD 4. Pattulo Esp. +. ae hoyo. Esq. DR.. a.
due, Duane Officer OF Health of the pot of NcwYorH
t. Thos. J.. DAVIS. ESQ., John selin Ea. j. N. Reynolds,
E.. w O!dir PETIT de Hllcrs New York. auaJ avs m
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20 CngTntrVV fJEIelgs
ysN kcaJli7tgss ts.tl'G,a.

CtOR SETS Gcn,emons Belt. and Braces, ~hols Glt
- cheap for cash, b. i. LOVE, l3i West BrosdwIy
corner cf r. ci-St ~ la
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IpOAESD-Wuh pleasant parlors may be mad at y
,,oJsrot, - I'm
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s.fat-GlSEAs's :, Enploysr>-l guarantee To- fur
n,h employers with sober, industrious. honest Young
nca such Clex, Of al descriptions, coachmen, Wait
ers t;r07in- &c &c Temperance Office, = Nassau
IL Tbs Office has recently had the honor OF furnishing
Tr Van buren,. Ex-prcsdent aad the llon. Samuel l..
Soutliard with servants. WILLIAM HENDERSON,
L..
New-York tribune., 1841-09-22

lust gsElCEsys;D-From auction, at 1913 Green
y wlch-st. splendid Of wool black and fan
cy cocred Cloths ana CassimereS, very cheap.
81 I'm RI DENTON.
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nIeAW WING :: PAsNTaNG.-F. GRAINS
- SCHOOL, No. 30 Lispe nard ST. open for tho
reception Of pupils Schools and Clase. at private resi-
,I.cces attended as usual SIS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-22

From the spot where he FELL the General who
had conducted twas carried to the town by party
q soldiers his blood flowed fast, and the torture
OF his wound was great, yet such was the unsbakcn
trSness of his mind that those about him. ;uac.
Ing from the resolution of his countenance that his
wound was not mortal, expressed hope of his re.
cOyery hearing this he looked steadfas,ly AT the
injury tur moment, and then said No, feet
nat TO be impossible" Several times he caused
MS friends to turn him round that he nigh, behold
'he held of battle, and when the fire indicated the
advance of the British he discovered his sa,isfac-
non and permitted the bearers to proceed. Being
brought TO his lodgings, the surgeons examined his
wound bet there was ne hope, the pain increased
ahd he spoke vi tn great difficulty Al intervals he
ssSeG II the French were beaten, and addressing
MS Old trend, Colonel Anderson, he said, g You
."o~ lsat 1 aleays scisheG 10 die Ais cay"
;ai ne asked if the enemy were defeated, and
Ye'1s tod they were, observed, ." II IS a grsat
@e's0H 10 ne 10 knOss zee hare beaten tie
New-York tribune., 1841-09-22
7. P0WE... & coz. LINE.

T. 20 " Z. - q tV;S. tENtt.
r fSr~' = FOR NEWBuRGH. L.NDiEG AT
y7z..-..9e---S.F,f CALt"ELL'S, WEST POINT y COLD
--7-s;si-sss-a- SPRINGS - Ike steamboat HIGELAN-
DER, Captain Robert Wardrop, will leave the foot OF
War.ea-srcet, NcwY.ri. every Monday Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon, d; O'Clock.
Returning. the HIGHLANDER will leave Newbureh
avery Monday morning st O'Clock, and Tuesday and
Fri6ay afternoon at o'clock.
For frcri.t passage apply to the CaFtsin board.
y. B.A baggage, aIj freight OF ever description gGd
bills 81 specie, pu .n board .hs boat be lie s-A
Of the thereof, uncs. bill Of adng recoi Ii
.isncd for the same. I-s
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= CSS w-EoRK, AE.gzTz AND
$50 TROY STEANENAI ~ LINE u. AL..nx

esT TFoT :Ts Asi ~ q :, AID
frcg. the zoo: OF Sa-cIay-sts-r.
The TROY :" eti.cs,,y sJrnin-. q; o'cl<.
The tLRANf----....Thr >dav Morning, It 5'c'ock.
Tie I Fri.ay Morning. IA; o'clock.
FToTs; sne foc; Of Northumberland.
The DE WITT CLINTON. Tuesday Afternoon at : o'cls.
do DO Sa:uidty do ;
Norlcg -. II Goods. Freight Basc age Ba1k BIZ. Spe-
lie, or any other Kind offrspeFy, taken shipped pu,
board the Boats o! thI- Line must be AZ The rs OF The
e~ners of sach Goods, Freight, Baggage, &c.
n: ssHGNG LINE Of sTEA,g sSOiG'~.
The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt \. T. :; John. III
lcavc the Pier 5ewees Cour.sid :ad LjcEty->> every
Monday. Wednesday ard Friday, at : 0 clock r y.
TIE SOUTH AMERICA. Capt l.. y. Br,iaari. !eavas
The socre Pc on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at :
o'clock P. Y.
For passage or freight, apply 20
P. c. SCHULTZ. = The otIcs c, acl-t-
FGR yc9gEg:a.
SUMNER ARR1NGEMETJ FOR LONG By. INCH
OCEAN House. RuMSGM DCCE. MIDDLE GOWN,
AT ERO"N'S DOCK & RED B2';K.
= 80" - Ias steamboat OSIRIS, Capt. J. L.
s-z--szz-s5 Ailzrc, vi! as f1liows-esye FuI;oz
'iarke; slip, East River tvery Monday
morning, at o'clock; Tues day WeIEesday Thursday,
Friday. and Sunday ST O'Clock, 4. IL. aus Saturday,
IL O'Clock, E05a.
Returning leave Red Bank I, half-pas; O'clock every
day fesccpr sonday) al 10 O'CLOCK, :. IL, aDd SATURDAY,
ats r. NJ.
re boat will run as above ur frrhcr notice nayi-
CATION ago weather permitting. y. bah freight aud
baggage at the risk OF ;hr owaors hereof jy9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-22

u MR.. md 5s;@s Z elson.s Hoar,;i.c
BAY school No Il Ani'y>trcri lev doors CT OF
S.oadwag. NcwYosk-Fbe Fa1cran OF iAls In..l,utiop
commenced >-pt is;. uade. ,rrsEe fo The accom-
m"da,ioa OF papis IN dsliy, also weekly and s,mi.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

Of rad health. But we assure orr fellOw-cit-
liens this is amere newspaper excuse. There
can be no doubt :heh that he left the canvas
because he thought his political prospects re
quired it. 1t was policy and noI necessity
which dictated his separation from his com
peiiror.
We make this statement because il is true,
and because justice and lair sailing requires
il. . $3.50 M'"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
To Candidates,

We would respectfully inform all candi-
dates for Office, that we irW not print the
name Of any r,ln ON the Election Tickets
unless the same ne authorised aud PAID FOR
IN ADVANCE. We are compelled to adop'
this course in sclCdfcH.c:-here'ofore we
have placed the names Ola the canlidrtes
on The Tickets an when we presented our
bit! for services rpndcrcH, was refused plv
mcnt Nv mny. ON the gronnd that they did
not order Tickets 10 he printed.
We sh To have the Tickets printed. for
the approaching elecliun, by the 2JIh inst.
so that the candidates can have an oppnrln-
nilv to distribute them through the county
before the day Of election. Can idales " u
therefore. please send in their orders early
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
The CanIidates for Governor.

Mr. Tucker, the locoioco anti-Pond candl-
date has again abandoned the Geld and gone
home, and Judge Shartuck is surveying the
East fulfilling their joint appointments. Some
Of the ReWspGpers pretend 10 say that Tucker
has left on account of 'ill health.'-Bus this
is a mere newspaper cloak TO hide something
else. We are we'll assured thar Mrs Tucker
was never in better health. When ne len
Shattuck, he did not pretend the least symp-
tom ofill health. He was sound and hearty
as he ever was, and whenwe last heard from
himhe was in the same health. But the news
papers think il beat 30 say he left on account
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

The Southern B inner slys,-''Fhe Dem.
pcralic candidates have not as YET placed
their principles before the peopls 10 q langi.
bic form; come out gentlemen .in print or
We shall oegln TO think you either 'n9end 70
dodge, or have nothing to come ont With"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
A question that has never been met.

Il las been said a thousand times over that |
no matter how the people OF Mississippi may
cote on the bond question, it does not change
their liability or affect the bonds or the con-
trac, in the slightest degree Whatever. u
this statement be- true, it is obvious that it II
utterly and absolutely an end OF The "hond
question" 80 Tar as elections or vo'ing is con-
cerned. Important a. this view OF themat
ter is, il has never been met or attempted to
te me, by any man OF the whole anti-boud
party. Ii il 20 palpably true that no man can
deny ir.-anyn man would he ashamed 10 de-
nv H.; and yetit is sought TO make this Plv-
OF upon which the election Is 10 turn Inc
demagorue leaders understand the thing wen
enough. but they do not want the pc pie to
undsr.tand il. What a ridiculous position
docs rbi- throw the anti-bond party inlo!
II the State had really been detrauded, or
WINS about to be defrauded, by any pc sons
setting up improper claims against ~ there
are means provided for tue adjudication OF
sueb matters. But the people have already
decided, by entering the Federal Unlon'
which binds them 10 the Constitution Of tue
United States; and also by our OVID stare
Constitution and law made in pursuance
of il. that the validity Of claims against he
State shall I've inquired into 6y proper Judicial
proceeAings. Then with what Prepos'erou'
absurditv il il tn 1t the people are called uPon
to vote judicial decision at the ballot box
Such gross imposition Is inioIe able; and IL
wei for the character OF the State thai Il i
diving natural death before the tlecio'
comes on. So ephemeral areFom h"m0pgS
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
YAXOO CITY.

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