davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
a. NEW VOLUME,
IN SPLENDID STYLE.

JULY, 1871.
GRAHAMS LADPS AND GENTLEMANS
MAGAZINE.
The great increase in the subscription list of this highly pop
ula Magazine uhe edition having than doubled in less
than six months induces the proprietor GocommenCe new
volume with the July number 1t will be- Issued in the most
attractive style, with the first of a new series, of
RICH ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS,
got up manner that shall snrpass any used in any other
American Magazine In addition the fact that employ
of the very best American artist in the engraving of
the plates for this work, 1t must he remembered the most of
the subjects selected, are
ORIGINAL AMERICAN PICTURES, .
which have been before engraved and consequently
the newest that can be brought before the public.
Highly ColOred Fashions.
1t must be remembered that the Fashion plates of this Nd
a2ne the best cOorng and design that be found
any work published, in this country in Europe. They
eng raved and cooed for this Magazine by the best artist
that the country produce and drawn alays from tile
latest designs from Paris and Londo and consequently may
always he relied upon as the prevailing style in the United
States for the month in which they issued We pay
for coong than any other publication, and always lave the
best.
The Contributors.
In addition 10 the unusually fine array of original conU.
tors which the Magazine las thus far oasted, arrangements
lave been made with number more of the day. that spice
and variety may he looked for in the literary department
new volume ....
SPORTS AND PAsTIMEs.
luis OIL ElhgaZlnc snail still be
served important TO young sposmen and in fact TO all
young DID, who delight in the sports of the rod and the gum
Articles in this department shall be from acknowledged pens
and of the very best authority.
NEW TYPE PAPER.
The volume will be opened with new and beautiful tyne,
cast expressly for the work, the mechanical execution shall be
Of surprising neatncs and the printing upon tie finest white
paper.
New and Popular Music.
Tic choicest pieces Of and popular music for the Piano
forte and Guitar shall he selected for its pages and
more pages shall appear regularly CNch month. In his way
subscribers III remote country towns, always have the lat
est music at low rates. almost it published.
TIER NS GASET,
Thctorms SO for single subscriptions aud in no case
will the price be alated for S. free post
&C and discount, ALWAYS No subscriber rcc
we'd in any without the money. This rule impcriou
and will not lie departed from.
Address postpaid GEO, r. GRAHAM,
s. W. corner Sd and Chesnut streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Exchanges mN please COpy, ....
and send their paper hereafter addressed to the Saturday
Evening Post, which will SAVE the publisher POSTAGE.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTER&,
s EMAINiNG in the Post Office at ShanesviIIe quar-,
f1S ter ending 30h June, 1871.
Nahrn Gaiinger Archhch Armstrong
William swn George Baker
Henry IIamberger Levi Shrock
Frederick Krestrck William Chick
G. Steese Samuel WaIcl
Willis Bretler Henry Harmon
David y Sherrod Peter b!rnd
a ]! Waiter NJ Kraz
Israel Fisher William La!IImse
Solomon Barks Joseph Madison.
john Knight Jacob MislIIer
Eve Johnson Nicholas Smrh ....
HENRY RFAM, p. II.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
I4is1 Of EleGaeVSa

MAaSJ Oh EASGdGA'Ss
I'D EMAINENG ia the Post Office at Canal Dover,
AS' Ohio, quarter ending June 50. 1871.
Armstrong james LOWS Miss SoIome
Armstrong Jane Louer DInie .,.
Armstrong MotiI,a Lee J. y
Beck Miss Sally Long Jacob
Bunars Charlotte Moore John
BOYD Cornelius Megeman Mr..
Bair Benjamin Numa Christian.
yBrainard Esq Monrot
Brewer Abiah Mcbride Geo
earns William M1iown David
Coiin5erry ESQ s C Myers Miss Aialiann
Grassland Samuel MoIlt Mrs L
Dees1 Join =. Nones Charles
Draper Shedrochj Nodrow Michael
Day Norris Nhart Valentine
Dinges Miss Mary Otis Ezekiel
Dillyar Jacob Parker Esq Robert
Ecker Thomas Packer Steven
Epss Mrs. Elizabeth Philips William
Ezekiel Mr. NJ Pcen John
Enck Lewis ShaWver Samuel
Fousdain Jacob Swaney Mrs SC -a...-.-
Fulk Benjamin. Sluiycr Henry
'Fontzer BaItzaser Sewers William ,
Grove Paul Sprankle
Griffin Elizabeth Stoufer Geo ID
1Geddis Joseph ~SawyerJ u
Gardner Reuben Iucker '
Glib William Thomns Isaac
Hunter Mrs Mary Whaling Miss Ann
Harnount Robert Wlshler Jacob
Hamilton William Winnard James
Jacob Peter Weiy Mrs. Carissa
Kendle Joseph. Winders Jacob 2
Kenaday Samuel Whilacrc lsa1G
knistrick john Wilson Charles
Kline Thnmasi, Wardwell Geo
KniselY mosv 'Wtherow Ness. Bldey
John Michael Williams John .-,,.1.
Leather Samuel Yoss Peler
Zeler Lewis
NJ COLLIER P. NJ.
Canal Dover, o., July ], 1871. 24>4t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
GiiEAT ATTRAUTiON:!:

@ITn. FAKE KEDII JED. -I.t cents 70 and
.sSE:3S.5I[s from Harlem. The proprietor embraces
SsAA2CNNthe earliest opportunity Of informing his
friends aud the public general that he Is prepared
his and splendid Inc of Stages from the North
American Hotel Bowcry TO DC W.T. c. Kcinccr's Iiar-
lem River Mansion House. regularly evc-y half hour
the day touching other intermediate pisces along the
route and making their passage through about hour
Neat and spacious apartments htted each end
of the route for the comfort aud convenience of pussen
gers This and well regulated line running nearly
double the number of trips daily That the Cars do the
track, gives decided advantage them stopping
much longer zach trip kell ngcrs and giving passen
gers sufficient tine partakc of every kind Of refresh
winch always kept hand and served up the
best possible sunbl9 to the times.
Io~ery and White Hall Stages usual every FIVE
minute, during The day. J. MURPHY,
~ GIN Proprietor,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

Your veto TO the first bill got rested on csnsti-
rutional ground AID the high convictions OF cor
science and no man, in my opinion, had FIgh; 70
question -FOUR sincerity. | so said. and so acted
for, through all the CONTEXT and collision that arose
out of that act. vnu had my adherence and support
Bu, how is il with respect to this he SUBJECT
OF bank is not new to YOU il Is more than twenty
years since YOU have made il an object OF considerl-
ton and OF study, especially in Its connexon with
the constitutional powers of the General Govern
ment You. therefore, could not De, and YOU were
not. taken unpreparcd on this question Inc OIL
which reported 20 Congress. with your approoa-
ton, at the commencement OF the session. mad the
clause relating TO agencies, and the power TO deal
in exchanges, strongly developed as the one you
have now rejected, ard equally without the assent
of the States
You referred specially and with appreciation TO
that clause many DAYS after, in a conversation held
in the Department of State. You sanctioned 1t IN
this particular bill "a detailed above And no doubt
was thrown out on the subject by you, IN my hea--
ing or within my knowledge, until the letter OF MI
Bolts came to your hands. Soon after the reading
of tina, letter YOU threw strong limitations that
YOU would veto that bill il 1t were not postponed
That letter | did and do most unequlvocaliy CON
dcma. but it did not affect the cons;itutionay of
the BILL or Justify you in rejecting it on that ground
il could affect only the expedicncy OF your action;
ard, whatever you may now believe as to the scru-
pies existing in your mind, in this and in a kindred
source there is strong ground to believe that they
have their origin.
Ii be right in this, and doub, not | am, here
is great public measure demanded by the country,
passed upon and approved by the Representatives
Of the States and the People, rejected by you as
President on grounds having origin in conscience,
and no reference to The public good The rejection
OF this measure, too continues the purse with tho
sword in the hands OF the Executive, from which
we s,rovc to wrest it in the which elevated
your predecessor and you 10 power. cannot CON
cur in this your course of policy. In or out of Office
my opinions remain unchanged. cannot abandon
the principles for which during all my political ca
rccr, have struggled; especially l cannot be one
of the instruments by which the Executive wic!ds
these combined accumulated and dangeIou. powers.
These, sir are the reasons for the important step
which have felt it my duty to take, and submit
them is its Justification.
am very respectfully, yours, T. EWlNG.
To the PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
TOUGH Boards

OCuIl = EaRDS
DLEASURE IN SHAVING by the use Of
4 ChApMAN's MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with which
every person nay keep his perfect order aethe
al sea or on land Ii presents four faces eacn oil
Hone of ten times he of tho ordinary hone and
finishing GA the SIMPLE ca.kin. Retail prices % cents,
10 cents 81 co. 81 IS and 81 so each, according 70 se
and outward finish The performing part Of 10 cent
'''p 1-' l. CHAPMAN, lea Williaau-st.
n. g. The performing part Of my IS cents strop war
ranted be superior TO Geo sauade's pest al - eaea
and the money returned If the purchaser dissatisfied.
iy30 3n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

-->---------.3t September the will run
follows:
Leave TIicksvillc at y o'clock. A. H., and u P. n.
Leave Homestead - minutes pat O'Clock, A. ",
and 20 minutes before > o'clock, Z. n.
Leave Jamaica at 81 O'Clock, 4. NJ, and y o'clock, p ~
Leave Brooklyn at ~ O'Clock. A. n ard o'clock r. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hicksville ut = 4 ~. aud 1 O'Clock r ".
Leave Hampstead at IS minutes past A. NJ aud min.
utcs before o'clock, 2. NJ.
Leave Jamaica at Il O'clock NJ. aut 4; P. VI.
Leave Brooklyn at 9l o'clock A. ~. and o p. NJ.
By the above arrangement tnkilg the
will have time vii. Rockavay, and the several
villages the route return the evening Stages
regularly the arrival of the cars kockaway
Hampstead HarbOr. Glen Cove, Nheltcy, Oyster Lay,
Huntingdon, BIhyon $mthtown. lsp, Lift Snrdickor
Hotel and through the island Grecnporl and Sag Har
Dor.
Fare Bedford i2i cents East Is. cents;
Jamlica - Bruslvl- 81 ceGs Wc>ibury,
earle Place aud Hampstead, jG cents; Hcksvic, g.!
cent g
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

S c H OIL S.

u Seminary for Youn. Eadie-.-N - Riv
ugtnr-s-Ihis Institution wall be rcopeu. on Monday
The Beth inst Suitable instructors engage FOR each
department
Select Shool for BOYS also connected with the inst
luton but eaiirey sepsrao from the Female Sc,ool
au27 in- ~ - y THOMPSON, Principal
- The Misses Coles Young Ladies soar,lluc
and Diy SCHOOL No :1l Last BroadSav. Will tn
3oh day OF August. thorough OF English for
Young Ladies'. Also, an niant Department. Music
Lessons 20 Ladies IN or out ot the School.
Some School Furniture "aned 40 Il
~ The SCHOOLS of Y.cssr.. Bands At 374
Pear->treet II Dvisonst and AZ Hou;oust vii be
opened AFTER the vacation on Monday, Aug ~ Terms
nodcrste For particulars inquire at the respective insti'
TUTORS At the latter place wl b. operci department
70: Young Ladies under the OF ;iis> :. J. RASo.
a.. In :! iA w Ki Ra2p. Principals
rs,oTRE CLERK 0E TssE CITY 0E
NEW YOHk.-Profcs>or BASSET Will organize hi,
Evening" Classes instruction the french language
the -oh September instant also the 9Th aad 18th OF
October 4 Csss Is already formed Tor those who
having acquired considerable knowledge, wish perc,
Themselves by conversation. Class Of Young Ladies viii
be attended IT P w. As those who jon the dfSrcnt
Glasses Al the above mentioned dates III cu-y many AL
yarisces, lie requests early Application Prof. T. be
seen before A. VI after P " Al his residence.
ij5! Broadway second door from the OF Broadway
and Grand-s,rcet. sj I'm
rJNssE lsEv. A. s.nhDES's Boarding and
D,y School for Young Ladies' !65 Duane-.tr,ct, OPP
.rous ipurspIc exclusively the French language. may
have The oppurtraIty doing this Institution, under
the OF experienced snt >ku ia,:fuc'rcss sl7+t
Y-oUV4S LADIES INsVaTUTE,n t New
Z Nor;k.---TiiE MISSES HAVENS receive yourr
laies boarding and dny scholars the residence
their iaher, X. ilaycss ESQ, NO. - Lafayette Place,
Ncv-Yock.
Their of instruction embraces all the usual
5ranchc. of English Education including biblical studies
also, Latin, Greek, Italian, German and ornamental
branches as desired bv parents. Particular attention
gwen to i.s;ructor in French.
Their Fall Term September 18th, but pspils
will he received at any time.
Further information may be obtained by alton
addressed themselves above. their father nj his
o.c-. No. "a Wal.sTect. Ncw-York
They also refer to the following gentlemen;
Chancellor Waworth, Saratoga New-fork.
Hon. Ambrose Spencer, Lyons, Wayne Co.
Hoa. Henry Huntington, Rome, On'ida Co.
Rev. &. Spring d. D. New York City.
Hon J. Phillips Phenix, do.
Hon d. h. Tnmadgc, do.
Col. F. sha jenkins, do.
Daniel Lord, Jr E.q. do.
Burr IS skcman. Esq. do.
Messrs. T. L u. r. w. Porter, principals Of the
Wa.hingtor lnsiu,c n. Y.
Rev. 3 Il. Cox D. d. Brooklyn, New-fork.
Luciu. C. Duncan Esq. Nav Orleans.
Jas. II. Leyerlch, f q. au9S If
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
NT.LOVIs CLASSICAL ~ CONNER
- IItI INSTITUTION Ar SEW-RRIGHi on

ST. LOFTS CLASSICAL IS CONNER
= CIAL INSTITUTION AT NEW BRIGHTON
STATEN I>LAND.-rhc public respectfully informed
that the above named Institute situated IN of the mos
salubron and fashionable parts OF ewBriehton now
successful operation under the Immediate charge oil
EUGENE BURNAUD, and the superintendent Of Dr.
Il.DEFONSO MEDRANO.
The taught Institution the English
modern languages u hcmacs pure aud mixed, Geo
graph,. Natural Philosophy. and Natural History IL
,ri, s;cns here prepared for the coun 'ns house
for any of the Universities i'll the United
States abroad.
While tao cultivation Ct the mind is regarded The
stiuonal health neglected. but every opportunity
is given TO the student by gymnasc exercises and scicn
tic walks ar.nDd the bcautifn localities of Staten Is and
ehen the hca Of the body while the mental iacu
ties are expanded, and ss the FrcRch and Spanish Ian
ruages spoken in the Institution, and taught on Man
csca. system, excellent opportunity is offered to Anne
ric1ns acquire these languages thoroughly.
The terms for Tuition Board, Washing, Mending' etc.
are 500 per annum, payable semi-annualy III advance
No extra charge daring Vacations
For details of plan OF tuiioH &c, prospectus which
may he found with tue following gentlemen TO whom
Is permitted to refer:
Tertiary of her Catholic Majesty in Washington.
His Excellsncy Den A. Caderon de Ia Barca Ambassa-
dor Of her Catholic Majesty nNlsxeo:
Messrs. Peter Harmony Co., Pc7his Man7ancdo, j.
Grania ESP. A. Pat'ullo ESD f. Del iioyo. Esq, DR. Il
Sidney Deanc Officer of Health of the Port Of Newfcrk
b. rho r. wis ESQ., John isciin. Ess., J. ~ Reynolds
Esq w. Ojdic Petit dc Killers. Newfork. aua5 a" m
LyReNt LANG, UAf;fc .-M-dame l.. MA
L NESCA DURAND'S first cass for the
this evening. X, the system she pursses the
learner acquire fair knoa ledge of French by only
ieS lessons ueek, of hour each during the winter.
y'NESCaa AND I2U.lU.--Mr. N. A. GAU
4 VAIN his LADY ard DAUGHTER having resumed
their lessons in French AMI Music Uhe Piano, Guitar and
Vocal request pupils to call and have their names enter
cd, either for classes private lessons. Tie morning
hours devoted Ladies', the evenings to Gentlemen she
French taught after NANEscAs ORAL SYSTEM, which MIR.
e. has successfully priced Tor numbers of years and for
when he highly recommended b. the author Of that
system, III his preface TO his work.
u Seminsries and priyaie "a miles daily attended TO,
in both branches. Apply 597 Broadway, near Walker
Sill ".
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

NEw LiSE OF STEAMSHIPS FROM Bremen TO
BoSroN.-We understand that Mr.. Charles heut-
gen is in this CITY, acting agent ofthe g Bre-
men American Steam Company This company,
we are told, propose to establish line of steam
ships between Bremen and the United States,
touching at the Isle Of Wight, or perhaps some
port in England. They have already obtained the
necessary funds and are ready to commence the
construction OF the FIRST ship. Mr. keutgen has
also been in New-York, with view to ascertain
what accommodations he can obtain there, and Is
now pursuing similar Investigations at Boston.
The probability is that the line will come TO this
port. Bunker Hill Aurora.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

FRoa FLoRDA.-The following interesting Off
cal despatch has been received by the Department
of War from Col WORTH. 1t shows with what
energy and efficiency that gallant officer is conduct
ing the difficult and delicate atflirs under his con
troll:
e" Head Quarters, Army of Florida, Aug. -, 1911.
SIR The day after my report OF 2iih inst,
was 80 fortunate as 10 secure the proposed inter
view with the Chief Hospitakn, accompanied by
fifteen of his best warriors, including three sub
chiefs, representing the fragments of Seminole
bunds allied with him. As usual, and particularly
so with tins leader, they proposed entire submis-
sion but when pressed to fix precise time for
bringing their women, children, &c, the most une
quivoca evidence of insinccrty manifested.
They were urged to accompany me to Tampa-tod
their presence would exercise good influence upon
the waverng resolution of other bands-promsed
be sent back, IN part, TO collect their people
that, if sincere Inconvenience to them would at
tend the movement, but much be accomplished to-
wards rccunciling the red and white This
they strenuouslv resisted, which, added to the
cagcrncss to dispose of skins game, Nc. left me
no doubt as to my course of duty under the cir
! cumsiaHccS. Their persons were too important
the moment too critical to admit Of hesitation.
Bv preliminary talk, seeking to dsarm The &C;
Interior operations, caused them to be seized to a
man, (the announcement rendered the inierPosltion
of force unnecessarily whcrcupon full confession
was made of intention the opposite Of profession.
To the old Chief and hi. son. clever man, | am
satisfied the act acceptable They begged to
be allowed 10 send back FIVE persons, including the
latter engagiEg have their entire peope( three hun
dred and twenty assembled on the Cnloosahatchie
by the llth September. To this | assented :;
despatched the party, and ordered the command
on Pease Creek (reiniorced by an addi;iona! COM
pany 10 be forthwith transferred the site of Fort
Deynaud, the Caloosahatchie, the appointed rem
devious.
If fortunate in realising what cannot but regard
as well grounded hopes the hitherto indomtable
leader, Jones' will be so reduced in numbers te
show Connected with well-tnled appeal to his
cupidity) the folly of any farther resistance. am
on my return to Tampa Bay, having on board the
Chief and ten of his warriors as hostages.
have the honor be- very respectfully, your obedicnt
servant, w. J.WORfH, Coienel Commanding
The Aajutant General, U. $ Army, Head Quarters,
| Washington.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.-Bctween and ) o'clock
this morning, fire broke out in the large five story
brick double store, at the southeast corner OF Ce-
dar-s,reet and Broadway. The whole interior Of
the building, down to the second story, was de-
s;royed, the bare walls only standing. The occu-
pants of the premises were Henry 5. Tanner, cir
cuatng library and map store, stock damaged by
water; Jas. H. Cooke, furniture warehouse, stock
saved in damaged state; D. Tucker, tailor, stock
saved, with the exception OF about 500 worth Of
cloths, which were stolen; Sherman & Smith
gravers and printers; w. E. Peckham, wood en-
grsyer; Miller, Dill & Davidson, Attorneys; Allen
NJ Sherman, do; and c. c. Marsh, do.
Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

; through Ia hours. Fa,c only 81. 49,
Leave Iirr No y. p Battery Place at :! DEL ek A
W. daily. Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or
Water Witch, Elz Ibcthport. then take The Of
the T.. Town and Scmcry!le Railroad TO Biundhrook
leaving only miles by coaches. Iknc bv far the most
pleasant and expeditions Eastou For APP
ply A. u. HOPE, - courtiaad; GA hc,rj. A. ID
Hope will accompany the passengers Bourd Brock ami
render ali a-s..Iance necessary. sii I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
INDIA RURRE1 ClnTys.

DEALhKS in this article be not deceived lfyou would
- retain yo@r customers supply them with the article
which Is Acknowledged by every who has tried
greatly superior aay other Ny Cloth for carriage
makers purposes. marked A, has been equaed
beauty of appearance hardness and durability he
Al Clcth which sei from 30 ": cents per yard l..
warranted in every respect fully equal and generally
much better than the Cloth made IN the ordinary way
and with the small old fashioned machinery. good sup
ply nos on hand of the VARIOUS qualities.
HORACE Il. DAY, Suscessort- Roxbury |. r. Coz
au2 2ri l26 Maiden lace.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

AsA 40 aEE-rhe store NJ. u Drv s.rct, lirsc
a. rate stand for the Grocery asG Provision business,
having be occupied such for many years lmmcf late
possession be had Inquire on the premises or at No.
- peyt door -l3 6tV
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

~ WANTED DRUG STORE for sale, well ls-
S cat.d for the rrnil practice OF Medicine. IL Is IN
yary populsus ncishborhood, OF the main tho
rougharcs the city, AMI presents excellent opportn
niy for the .ale IF Soda Water, Perhmrry, Fancy Att
clcs, &C. II affords also a good chance loo Gu, pny.
Lscchius Bleeding and Tcotn- Drasirs, and the
branches of Surgery Apply i0l West Broadway.
nor or trthony-,t sll3-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

Vi .ASEED SiTCATsONS-Fo. some { ithfal
w Vait"- white and rclcrcd csnchuicu, lsborerS ard
boys io tra!cs Apply $50 Broad~ay above Tauer>sls.
auNI La
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
@.a PIANO FOssTFs.-wiLLIAM

4r-rL@azs7 PIANO EGeSEfS.-NiLLiAM
$500! aPLAIN, sole agent fer Iallman & Randes
!! !!superior grand action Pianos, Barclay 81.
Brosdwsy-The public may rest assured that nstu
of this establishment cannot be cxcelled in tone
o4ch appearance, by any manufactured ana al price
before offered Having been constantly engaged II
Teaching, Tuning and Regulating for the lat SIxteen
years confident he possesses advantages the seec
ZION of Pianos uuequaled Il In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

Cheap and splendid Fall Ribbons
NJ J. DkUMMONJ 300 Grand has just received frosi
WI. Auction most splendid assortment Of Silks and
Ribbon. whca ne and will sell lower nan any ohber
down Those country m:lliner-. WAC 20 literally
hiBi last requested 10 call ans
lnc bis stock ss he will sell small advance auction
prices L1ces Ej.scs re,aied than auy other
establishment JIG net Swiss and Book Muslins-with
general assortment of Fancy Goods
NIB. Colcsed silk velve!s 81 per yd. at 800 Gra1d
street SIG I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

kSE1kDaNS: nv rs W "a esaHEA.
GENTLEMEN visiting NewYork will find quot and
" pleasant home at the GRAHAM HOUSE, No. 63
Barclay street. where ample accommodations are at all
times Boarders aud afforded Ut mod
crate prices by tho day or week. No fumes OF Tobacco
Alcohol will be found 10 tnut the 0tIrosphcre.
~ b. few permanent Boarders vii h" taken.
Now York. Anri lIIh. inil- [ 0 ROSWEI-l- GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

"a ROOMS TO LET-A room and bcd-t room
E with closets pantrles &c. suitable for small iam-
". Also one large extraordinarily well lighted,
suitable fer Il work -shcp Inquire the premises Of
mig I'm JOHN LOCKE. in rear of 81 Anu-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

GTGCE.-Tbe Cop,r.ner,hip hitherto 'irg un-
der the firm OF McCutchan Il Lo, Gland Dissolved
hy the death Fl Joseph McCnchan. The business OF the
firm will be settled the office OF Wet and Bar
SIS - OLIVER LONELAND.
Tsc Lime and Cement bus will be continued At tie
sane place bv OLIVER LUVELA"D.
N-w-York, Sept. 49, ISL IA 3