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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
SafAWES.
DRN GOODS CsiGAp. BELOW rEaE
MAEsEET

i Eliot CLOTHS, BEAVER CLOTHS, CAssI-
MEREs. BEOADCLorIS AND SATl,'E rS.-Rcd,
white and fellow ianncl; from l. 81 = 6d Can
nell Moieskn-, aud Merinoc. variety Of PrInt, from
{ TO ,. Nc.
These and other goods hav- been ia,, received 81
Houston street and r..rred cheap be pun
erased ia the ciy.
Tho ladies. ard o,hc-. in need of Dry Good, invit
cd to call a. - Houston .trect AMI exsmine orr also
mont L. DOWiE. - iIou-t-nsr =; G.i,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
F0LvyEs.G Il ssx:1vUVmi,
e2 Euifom-sfrcct,

Woud respectfully inform their patrons ard the public
from Pafi' ana London and prepared to receive
orders having suppl cd themselves wiki well selected
o good, Of the sict mPorations consisting
OF Cloths. C->ucrc- Nc-lirgs sc SC, which they
prepared -akc uP prices hch cHnrot fa C. please.
so those who unacquauied with lyle ol getting
up garments, they wou!d respectfully invite to al! and ex-
ammo !o7 themselves.
y. i Tcrin, Cash. sliu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
DIcn:

On SATURDAY.. the ajil INST Of consumption the bow
Is. Afr IIassl Wcsll, aged u months, Il days on
~ OF John and Doroihci Wc,,all.
On Sunday morning. 18th inst. James Ancel Gully son
Of Jane. A. Brown aged months and II days.
Friends Of The fmy respectfully invited Ia attend
the funeral AT ms father, residence No ~ Ridge street
tins Oiouday) afto'noon at half pa; "cl ok.
On Sunday afiernoon, after proracied Illacss Mr.
John n. sharpe, III the 32d year Of hi ngs.
HIS friends md acquGnrancc aui those of hir father
Peter Sharpe Eq respectfully invited 10 attend BIS
funeral rom his Lite residence No. - Nassau street, to-
morrow af'c noon At half past i5Gr O'Clock
he 9th of Aug hy the burning OF the steamer Erie.
Mr. John &. Poole. age = years.
The friends of the Inul, invited to attend the fun
cral Ihn house of.h- fuhcr. 81 Oliver street t.
morrow. Crlcsday) after 4; o'clock.
i The func-a! of Mr. SAMUEL Ap,as viii take place
hi. Monday afternoon at ;: O'Clock from IN, hou.
hi- fiIhcf-inaw. Ssh tan . Cniharire sirc,-
Iii, friends AID thoe Of Mr. Lane particularly inSiI
cd n nifcnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

p,1,v, Rally. ssnIiy .,.-l1rii WaKo'
,tIy6CKAflC W HiGS TO YOUR PoSTs-Ihe De-
phASnc Wing Elcc.or, of this Ward are REQUISITES 70
=, The Herr, Clay Hou.". corner o. Avenue aI'
nee. ,,,ec, THIS EVENING, September tho In
FlIs' o'clock. for the purpose Of choo-'ng f'e
,r. 10 the County Conve non to select Cannlut,s
Assembly and delegates 10 the Ssraci-o CVnr GU
y. and also Three Delegates TO tho sena'"',a' W"
p.S,icn, pursuant to tie recommendation OK '"' '''
~ order of the Democratic wbis Ward Committee
,.xr, ANDERSON Secretary. - it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
CARPET ING.

HEWITT & BAILEY, No. lG5 Pow ~, having pur-
chased their Fall Stock OF Carpens consisting OF Bru-
eel ply ae and super Ingrains and which they will
sell very low respectfully solicit call from those about
furnishing. Carpets made up at the shortest notice
HEWITT 81 BAILEY,
No lO5 Bowery, first Carpet Store below Grand ST.
sal owis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
THE TARIFF.

WHICH TAXES PLACE or Oct. ist has produced
quite an e1eiteme1t asd enhsuesi the value Of Dry
Gooi~-but the subscriber hippy inform the LADY,
and the public that IL addition his former INN
Stock he has recently purchased large quantities OF the
mes' desirable Good. tho nark;. which he Offers for
examination. and them that b.,
7r;or 70 and ,urpa-ed by H. oeT- the following
varied, desirable aud cheap Goods the oil prces
NEW sTLKs-st Old Prices.
- pisess sl4n-cAhI, and Saaa striped aaI figured
y do elesaai -a;ered and .rYci Sa,'r-
l. DO very rel. striped Gro- d. Alrea-.
10 do 5p,zGdd GEO i, acsor.
do ri Gacae.
70 rich Chere. beau'.,-l pal err.
10 Satin striped Rep very heavy
90 piees- figured Po-!. de Sole, de-isabe colcrs.
q do blue biseh, stripe an! scsred. all styles.
S2 60 pl-z Gro. &c Napic- pouit dc Sole, &c, mede
colors
90 do plain black and blue black Silk, Of every do
-erp'on also Gro DE- Rhine Ma,teoac double Pou &c
soie satin- Florcrees &C. all - PC. eeH:es than
rcat prices. aI.o,
sHAwLs.
Cashmere, satia Dau K, Brcche Kabyle, M-rino &c.
" riaoc> French, German and Ens-b, all colors.
Tas!ionis, Moussene dc Luae Bo llbasn. and Veycts
~ errh English and American Priut.. very rch.
$40 pieces red. yellow, aud white Flanuel-, from l.. ID
,os>
Clo;hs, Ca--irere Ve-iiag., Sa;ine', AID Molc-kir
- cases bales bcachsd aud uaseacAei Domestic,
all styles. very loc, all of which the pubic .vitoi
exa before purchasing elsewhere, ihey Will be
to .ecsre rrca, bsrcair>.
JOHN II. BINGHAM, 3OI Gr-zd-.,reet cor. Orchard
To French German and Italian languages spoken.
90 3>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
CHEAP DRY GOODS af 306 SerOnI-Strcct
GeEsE3Wr.9 a. QzyysCsrl.HH would r,

-pec,fnly call be attention o. the Ladies the Pubic
ia general thor well selected stock Of Dry Good, for
Fail tra which they have purchased a; the lowe
market rrIce
Just received beautiful Of French Eneli-h
and american Prints. from Cd l., :, 0i; silks and
very cheap; Nelvet>, different coors Tin, quality, only
81 l2! French, German and English Meraoc- Mousse
lac de Lanes; Sa and wor,tea Pai9s great variety:
Cloths Cashmere, >attmcts aud Netng-, good asort-
mont.
Red white snj yellow Flannel. from l. ID upwsrds;
5!e1cbeI aud uubIeache Muslin ut ., and the be-
l0l per yard; and mlny oher articles to
mention, all of which viii be >ol at small advance.
We invite the Ladies favor with call aud judge
for III n,seyes, goods freely shown. only pre-
and 40 abatement Plcl.e remember the number, 3s6
Second It. j.h door above Avenue b.
- n liz GDl.FNEIO 4 IIi-TSCII[FR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
MONEY MARKET.

The business of the Board to-day rather limited
but the sales generally at improved prices. Uaed
States Bank sold Improvement Of par cent. on FRI
dsy's rates; Delaware aud Hudson ; arcm !, cna'on
}! per cent.
The transactions in Stats Stocks ai-o hunted 'n'
:, an Improvement Of per cent Illinois Sxes' "Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

The amount of bushes. Saturday in Foreign Ex-
changes, berg the closing day for the Great Western
was not large but tho firmly mamtainc' The
Bank of Commerce drawing 20 per- cent; a.ain,t
The Million Grant Loan takca by theR The rate 81
o; for bill Oh ngIand IL Il } 20 on Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
~ JUST IMPORTED II
ELASTIC RENCH CASHMERE WATER PROOF
BEAVER AND ASPHALTUM CLOTHS,


Broadway CnsI, TiiIorinG Estn bIisiin,czr
No l5g Broadway. between Courtland ind Lberty-sH.
u Strangers and Citizens respectfully invited to
the as,or mt Of Elastic French C.s.imeres Vest
ing, water proof b. and A'pbalmm Cloths just
ceycd iho Broadway Cash Tailoring Establishments
together with a splendid assortment of supe hne French
and English black wood ed black blue and fancy col
ored Cloths, made order IN the mostaPpro ed andatest
style unsurpassed i'll the city, IT discount Of ISL per
cent from credit prices, which, inspection, will be
found lower than any other establishment, Fulton
or uny other street not excepted.
u whole suit furnished al u hours notice Terms,
cash ON delivery ARTHUR l. LEVY,
81 dt,s l59 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
L. 5. THOMAS'S "REMINISCENCES
or TIE
EsSV SEXySEfyR YEARS

or TIE
EAST SEXTS-EfVE YEARS,
COMMENCING " lrH THE BATTLE OF LENlNG-
Ton ALSO <kErCnES OF His OWN LIFE
AND TIMES. la Vols, Emo.
Contents Of Nvlu M /
Battle of Lexington.
Bo-;ca iror, lei To 1879
Charleston in 1923.
San iwich Islands
DedhaM, Boston &c. in l19S.
The Late John Rsauoph.
ludyc EIsaus Burke South Carolina
by First Voyage to Earcpc IA lsVo
Peter Ffcncau.
General Robert Y. Hayne
A Day ~ Cincinnati.
William LowntcS
EGO.
Progress OF the Newspaper Press.
George Wellington.
Auhcaiic Oc .urreucc OF tho Revolution
Ednhurga III lsOj
A Voyage Europe in le20 embracing our Id
England aud Frauco-their Aerlculture-Chcf Towu>=-
Cutio>tcs-Trial OF the oueen-l:xctemca, -Procos-
sion, &c. &c.
John Cia,IIard of South Carolina
John Hancock.
The Isle OF Wicht-Esr MORA
Tntsl Eclipse OF tie sun.
Samuel ADAMS.
PO,t-crp, to the Remin..cesccs-Cha.les,on, 5. c.
RLlimorc- New II Observation-Disclosures EScafe-
Facts 10 make MeG ThIrk.
Contcnts Of Volume IL.
Sketches OF piy Life and Times
take ths Responsibility
nrunks,ds and Glutions
highly import, FROM Washington
Ancient Stages.
Con>ump uom Of Broad Siu:ts-
The WoldeTs of Nature.
Abolition.
The Pas; and tho Present.
Mr. ptomgoo.e- Resolution
Extrs Ordinary II cduct.
To the Hen John { Calhoun.
Account Great Flood of the Ohio and il. Trbuta-
RI, :, February, 1882.
Roniui ccgccs OF Asher Hobbin.
N.,al.l ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
NTFw-Ys,xK CAKD PKEss.-rhs new

AfE W-NDkh tIAHD IN 4 So h's nc"
a.d superior article offered TO the public US COM
bning more than any other article in the mar
ket Some Of the advantages are that II portable and
easily conveyed from place 10 place may ne TorHed
bv orc either BY hand treade, aud Nth very
little labor I, VII turn quick snd good
any other press and the number OF its parts few
less liable get Of order Those who have used the
Press well other persons acquainted With PresseHs
best and cheapest that has yet beea
duced Persons sesrous Of procuring article OBJ
tain them 81 John-street, between William end Gold
.r,ae. A2i mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
Josiah Richards, Auctioneer.
BIZ BANGS, RICHARDS IL PLATT.
Stnr. lN6 Rrnolcas.
iy. skOI.aa. t!UtsLEY.
STogF lon BRotpwAY-Ns w. ioSK LoNG RooN-
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Sept =,

TUESWNl NJ IENNVVN' stPl -
4, half pas, ; O'Clock aud the four following days.
GRr,r SALE OF OLo ENGLISH Books AT AuorioN.-Ons
Of valuable cu5ou. and uuqu' 60 cctiona
Ancient aad Modern E1ol> that has beea offered
public sale IN tli> ~.
Tie collection comprcs the whole of Ltera-
turc, Aris aad Sciences, i however PARTICULARLY
irsu-lton> OF the Orc tai. Creek sud Roman Classics,
c,nS, medals Snd egbcn>. witsh-
eat astrnosv and schymy, earl, travels and h,tores
of North America iAc illustrated oSs Of travels. many
Of the work, OF tie Old dramatic writers, poetry
ard treati.c- Guc, choice Catholic works
and valuable Protestant racclcsy, work, tho
early general aud typographical history of England and
lcelhRd the work, OF the early ana intermediate PHO
sophical authors. and of the best
amusing memoirs aud lives both British and Continental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
New FAt.,. wug;Hoas AND BoNNRt

" SILkS-C. Il. LEVY has received, and is constantly
receiving by every French packet, the aud rches1
>tyIe, Paris Bonnet Klbrons aud Bonnet Silks; tn,
very great already received decidedly the
mos, clc gant imported 10 til. city. e. H. l. has
also imported entirely stale fal neck ribbons; also
great variety of fancy Dry Goods La les are respect
fully invited cal before purchasing elsewhere Mil
liners and country dealers supplied On the most favorable
terms wholcsalc and retail - DNislon-st
- lmi,- CT LEVY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
,a53tli,. GoHENFLo SIIUTSCHLER
E-o9EnlNG OF e.0a.osMIrIl,

~ WRITING AND EOpK KEEPING ACADEMY.
= Broad eay (oFpn.te Washington linl.)
NJ. GOLDSMITH! respectfully informs TIC Ladies and
Gcutlee of Ncw York and lfooklvn, that hi Room
now oici. :or the reception of pupll- and 'i>to-S
Mr. G.. pledges iG.sclf torrar to all IN Ten Lessons
Of one Hour eac, his much admre'! y 'cm of McrcaHe
WRITING, and a teri command ct the zen. which
HI. own specimen. and practical xen c.ons will illus
lie, that .Ley cannot possibly ever lose IN Their utHrc
practice.
Nh G. has rec ivcd tie Fist Premium three Successive
years for ,ir hest specimen Of oi-hand PcnmarshIp
hi,itcd at thu Fir of the Am.ri;-:, Institute.
Terms Five Dollars, including stationery, payable III
BEYNrTr's SYSTEM OF BOOK KEEPING taught
hv a practical accountirf
Mr. e. will qaslity Young Gentlemen for Teachers Of
hi, S'stcn Of Penmsnship IL is various branches
Stranger. visiting the city, may receive Of
of instruction III three days.
FIR s.le at tie Academy, supcro! article OF Mcaile
Pens.
Hours Of Instruction for Ladies' o'clock 4. ~, and
l. y. VI.
Gentlemen meet at o'clock A. NJ. AID aud :, +. NJ
OPINIONS THE rEGs>.
- Judging firm VI hat nave must pronounce
him TO be uurlN4llrd IN the Use Of = pen
Boston Morning Post, My 18th, ISL.
Mr.. Goldsmith. teacher OF Wrr :, No. 81 rsrsogt
Row l. w.thou; ptIon. III" most expert P|pm=u
ever operate To the pc fiction almost. of copper
plate en- grav ng. he add the rapidly Of ccomouv
Boston u !y Eveaiug TrcrsrTi l. Jane ion, lcfl.
Mr. Gcla. rith - lis J.. say uEhe>itatney y, the
most accomplished eiihanl Pcnmin We have ever seen
W. have khowu persons labor dai to produce o!na-
mental writing Which, whom finished sal ogeer want
,us IN the symmetrical beauty, and finish 81 .ance OF
ru winch he literally da-hes from the pom, OF the pen
s,tli he rari ty of leh
lNsx.Yo,k Eveplpr 81. nal Oct. 9th, 1879.
Mr. GoIdsmth-' III success in oommu nicltiUg. with
in a woude,f Us short space Of Time. well formed an
e gan; hand .ad be, and We believe WITH truth, al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

DEEiOVAL.-The BROOKLYN SALT WATER
IL WARN BATH has bceh removed 10 the upper side
Of Fulton Ferry Pier. Ladies and Gentlemen can have
Warm Baths froG A. ~ I'LL IT, p ". The citizens OF
Hew-York will lind the present location and
easy access and take Bath with much expedition
il they On The New York side Of the river.
BROOKLYN Sent. 9Th Gil. az lmns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
NlHs.N,s GARDEN

NREAT ArrRACrION--TlllS EVENING. Sep
teub.r 9th ISL. Fourth night OF ~ cc.cbratod RA
VII FAMILY.
The evening, entertainments will commence precisely
half past clock, vi elegant and daring eas the
TIGHT ROPE.
fer which first time in thi, country. French Vaude
VILE written expressly for IN, Lapland D~aris, called
IA ENSlON De MA SOUR, in Inch Mons. CARLO
end Vile CAROLINA wi sch sustain three cAa'actcra-
An u,erm,,ou of half hour Ill be allowed for Re-
frr>hmcnt>, aud the PROMENADE MIiCAlE, IN the
Gran saloon Ia which a splendid Orchestra has been
erected designed rr>prcscnt the Temple OF Foo In
lu,ard. Tho unrquacd Band ed by the celebrated Mr..
Thomins. We play scyera new NnSc' and Quadr'les
The whole to ule Wi he laughsblc ballet PUG
famine Of GODENSkI or the Skater of " linn
Tomorrow evening, Mr.. CHAPMAN'S BENEFIT.
Tckrts Finv Cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27


>crbc-s, members OF tbs Washington Temperance Il,
ncvolcn Society, aud Other. taking into consideration
the Inconvenience arising fom the coNded ofhe
meetings in the Hall, Of White and Cca,r- trcets
deem advisable for the comfort well the increase
Of mcmbcr,, To adopt MEASURES which may have =
tcnd,ny 10 promote the-c two grand cbjsc,,-and
have therefore lhc conclusion tia, i both pro-
per aud '.udablc ell the attention of our fellow c
OF al classes, from the of wcnlih TO him who
walks II. the hunibc.i path If life, attend meeting OF
the Washington roal abstinence Society, auxiliary
tn Washington Temperance Benevolent Society on
Tuasday Evening, Sept. 27ih, at y O'clock at Rand
School ROOM, No. Il Division 81. nearly oprcsit, frsyh
street. to aid b. their counteuancc and support the clo't
being made q extend the blessings If Temperance
o the fsrihcst inii of o;r bcov 90 country.
T. Addresses hc expected ftom Mosr,. J. Perry OF
Paterson. \. ] w. J. Lovesrasc. Jr. of Troy. T. ~
Woodruff Secretary oil the Per,u Society, Dr. Slcat ~
lCoombe. ]. Holman II. Bates IL Young Johnston, and
,tbc W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

John Holman Harman Trempar e. McKhbn
f. . Alea, il. j :. E.ndolar, I. :. Williams
]. J. Oliver WarGcn iIal ward Noah Wycth
Vincent l.. Dill John 7. Hopkins J. ta kear
81 :icUrcror Levi, Graz f ri Jo IL Locaia
O. H. SprAgue =. T. DOUGH rN Peter c. Baker
". .CoombcS Geo T.. Stuiap Samuel Symc
J. G. Dcbow Peter K GaynOr Hiram Guernsy
J. u. Coffin j McC-nacnun VIM bradbury
T. Camp q W. Underwood J. Cullen
c. IL Clark W. !. Crom~cil Thcs. II. White
VIM Force w. Oven Wilson l. NJ. sherman
VIM :. u w. IL Clay ton, Jr. John j. Reed
has Il Smith Henry :. Pcarson J. h. O'kccie
l. The gentlemen whose names are above reg lost
ed 10 meet hal! a. hour pr.viou>iy 80 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
l. Now Exhibiting. IT the Ma

D. Now Exhibiting. the National Academy al
Design Broad way co7ncr Of Leonard street, Dubuie
mac ni,icrnt Picture # DON JIrAN HilDEE and LAM
BRO on $50 feet of canvass. The PRINCESS OF CA
prA aad a fu!I length Portrpit Of the HON. MRS. NOR
TON by Paris Of London. open from 9oclcca III the
i"rnin. until 10 al night
mission - eats. - son Ticket, - - If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27
$4,000 YARDS CARPETlNG

EROr AUCTION and the manufactures, among
L which a.e entirely patterns Of richl:
haded plys, at prices from To-. To a.. per yard
Super and super English Ingram Carpets, rew pat
term, from -. s..
Super aud extra upper American Iugrain Carpets,
patterns from Is. 10 Is.
Extra fine and fine American and Scotch Ingram Carpet
L.. I'd. 10 b.
Common Iograin and Russia Carp-tug rich cOOrs L. Cd
10 L.
Also several .c,s Of English AID Americas Oil Cloths,
Of double lite ground and patterns at prices from
l.. to l3s. per yard.
Also, DIuggets, Tuftcd and Brussels Rugs, fror TO
l. arr: aais STAR Carpets and RoJs, Table ANA Piano
Covers &c. -. which siIi be snld cheap a. JONES &
MARCY new and chra- cash store, l0l Bowery middle
Carpet store between Hester and Grand streets
v r. Window Shade, froEl 20 IL feet in length. with
fixtures a, price, IF II - to S2i Also, Shades painted to
or5e- Of any size or pate'H. 80 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

J. a Gentleman of Literary tastes and acquire
inca> who ready give a,y desired testimonials Of
hs integrity ADD capacity, wishes obtain situation
Edito. or A>sisln, Editor Of Public Jouualc Ihcr
iitc.ury impar,ii Whg the latter preferred. \ ie
(po-, paid to = the Editor ofti- paper viii
ceivc imncdi c attention. e. 80 #
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

u ErOrcrsoed "aichineI.-it meeting o
the Prescribed Watcbmen, held at Columbian Hail Sept
l4,h, tie following resolution unanr ousy 4d,p,ed
Rcsoieed, That Committee of THREE from each Wa,ct
lie appointed 10 compose Investigating Cor-ttes :,
procure the names Of all the men that been
the ptesen; LocOFoco parry has been IN poaer-
Omen who have served on five thirty ysars}-ard N At
the namss of All prescribed be ps5lIshed so tb. IN
PSnpie may know ho The victims political Ysnrc are
FIRST lRICT.
& aius ku II and &. oo-n
John Pollard, James Mackrei, W Cornell c Miller,
James "h'uo <, Nm Th0up, n, Ply fiickock, J
SIeeples II Williams. Tr.yqrs, Oliver Ellsworth,
W m Logan, Lyman Crofu & II Ia Tor. I1coh Webb. j
McDon,id' Jotph Stye'. DemIl. Wa Eyan-. X
- Low Siadc, II b sun - s:ormaa - Hyatt,
- Va, W.nke, W Dunscoins. " 81 Siarlius. Woo,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Captains Crl.,row and isics
WH Lewis, J0hl Hobart. John Cutdy, Elias Dibos,
Samuel Good, LoTe1zo Quaehenbu-h " IN Flicker
Samuel Giiaciseeyc, NJ Hunt, john Dusenbnry Ph'lip
Ruser Ren,r Iayen,- Gerard CTowell Ga nuel Parker
Stew Jones jas filler T. Weave, John Ha~lev. sac
W Ityant WA SIde, John Harvey, . ho- Tate Too-
Ashby,' Jacob Johnson, Rohe"i.' peicr pearoot, d
A HrigDan John Il 1senquect, VIM Foster. Dudey An
drews ID II Munson Lane B'gest. jos Dennis, John
Rockwell, hbm III iuvci, Hewlett smith, w II Hail.
Tho, Davis, Dagi-. Tilt on.
THIRD DISTRICT
Captains Taylor aud Seaman.
JohuaPcrsiain C. Wilcr, LaHc k-ton K r. Ander-
son l.. Marstcn. a.. RetGn, Abrahan Chaitrrdon, K.
Pugly ~ Crsxfofd Charles Pace, Jane, w Each r.
Po~ics George Tayo!,' An use DDds, Gee Keunarc
Henry l.. King. Robert Spear Ion Baker, J-ueo Mur
ply, Abraham Garihwaite, WIN. Cooke, Stv Haines y.
blanchard, /. Dem trcst Jane. + 'e'Os |. B,lusin'
Removed in 5,J
Arson Thomas - Price. ID. Hawkes., Stephen
White NJ. Fountain, Isaac Ward, Mr. Van Valer Mr.
Spadcr. Blrnoy Lee, Chnh.- Frederick, - Lester W.
T. Losher N. r. Clarke Mes,rs. Carlock Sava.c Morton
smitn Reenn, RUNWAY, lyons, Tho M.se, Faifchilds
brooks, joan Bachelor l.. g. Ma sh. Iohn Taylor.
Fol RITZ DISTRICT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-27

CiesD-Vc have Just received our Full and
"a Winter Fashions. together with assortment OF
cns 9ble poocs hch the attention Of our
friends and customer. nj the publ s@nernliy.
ELLIS N BANCkER Taiiors,
- I'M. M. 10 Fulton street. N. Y.
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10 Pearl street opposite Ccdar-s The prophet
OF ,h, establishment k The pleasure Of fcrng to deal
er- tho public generally the arse an. most varied
lock of Travelling and Picking Trunks, Carpet Bags
Vali.cs &c &c hat can be found in this city. Dealer,
and other will do vel cali md examine the as.ori
mem, i, full apd mice, los. s27 I'm
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friends and customer. nd tbs publ c generally
ELLIS n BANCKER, Taiors,
80 lmis M. 30 Fulton street ". 7.
'lDTEsS, "a -Seu a: as 4, I, AND 'E5T1NGS
~ The subscriber has received by late arrivals severA
cases of wool black Invisible green, Prince Albert olive
and brown CLOTHS Of iG0 qualities.
CASSIME3ES-Woo! back, fancy deeskn and Plain-
VESTlNGS-Rich sty ies..- Also,
TAIL.Or'S TRIMMINGS.
Siesias Serges, Bndng1, Cords, PLAID Innings, But
IONS etc. all which will be sold by the package OF
piece at the lowest market prices. al No ia Wiam'
street by n iTi- JOHN kUPFER
nlLs.-lANP AND MACHINE OILS,
W The subscriber, agent for The { MON Oil Refinery
offers Tor sale
300 GALL. winter and all Sperm OIL bloached and US
blcached.
1900 do. superior do reaned expressly Tor machinery
300 do winter and fall Whale Oh bieached aud M
bic. ohed
1000 DO. pure Elephant, winter pressed
20 barrels OF Oh Soup.
The above artic.s are Of the best quality and will be
soid los purch al the lowest market prices
EDWARD DOYLE Agent U. .. H
.Isv lt- FL Water street.
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l. Lost-On Saturd ati'r noou IN Broadway or on
The Battery Gold Bracelet th"c a-ps .ett with TWO gar
Dets having "a NJ. w 10 : t nscr'"cd on The clasp
The finder will receive liberal reward b! leaving 'he
same CT No. II Murray stree 80 It>
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u The Cheapest Cnrh Iniior Yet
PETER v. Hustled, Me-ohant Tailor No. Chaihnrn
Square, corner catharnc street makes Clothing TO or
der per cca cheaper and 10 per cent better than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city.
MA good ht in all cs.es warraatod. @ So
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