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New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
EVENING LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.

FOR ALBANI.---F iHfI 81
The and commotous steamboat sou Ih AMtkiCA, cap
w Rrancard pier between Courtandt and Liberty
streets every Monday Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
The ROCHESTER,, Capt A. r. St John leaves the above PIE
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, At o'clock.
For passage o freight apply to
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

AN and after Tuesday llth May. 1884, the will run as
Oflows:
Leave Hcksvlle o'clock, A. NJ. and q o'clock, r NJ;
Lave empstead At minutes before A. NJ and 10 min
past O'Clock, p VI.
Leave Jamaica at u o'clock, A. VI. and 3 P. NJ
Leave Brooklyn at 9. o'clock A. NJ. and a o'clock, p NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Jamaica at s! o'clock. A. NJ and , 7. NJ
Leave BROOKLYN nj 9i O'clock A. NJ and ct p NJ
Leave Hicksvlle at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Leave Hcmpstend a IN past o'clock, p NJ go
By the taking the morning tram WI"
have time to y,i, Rocaway several villages the route
and return the same evening regularly the arrival s
the cars TO Rockaway Hampstead arbor Glen Cove heaey
Oyster Bay Harrington. Bbylon Smithto~n lsp La SnedcNes
Io. and through the reenport ani Sagharbor
Fare to Bedford NeSfork Isl cens 10 Jam
ca - cents Busye 81 Wcsibur> Garlic fee ana
Hampstead 81 iIicksvile 62j cents Iyl3 'th
IA. LONDON LINE OF PAC4<ETS-Ie sall on
E the ST. 18th every month-rhI' line oil packets
hereafter composed oi the following ships winch WIN
succeed each other m the which named >alis
pnualv from and Portsmouth the st o ana -
and from London l1t and 2h o every month through
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

EtHEA q C}lEss AND FtNVf erVVDS = EUht f.
u GEO :. CARY Il CO.
(aar Maiden ane) have for sale va
rletv oil Goods IN follows
COMES oeery description; r hone and other Buttons Needles
Of the host 1ty Pins and Eyes Scissors Thmblcs Pock
ct Books habonr and Wood Busks Bone AMI Steel
Cors Rings aud hundred yards spool Cotton spool
S,nd Ball Cord Boot sces Leather and Bead Purses
ags Soaps pcre Cloth. Hair and other brushes
Glasses Razor and Razor Strop- Sharing NoT' @c SC
The hal quantities SUIT AT the lowest
cash prices
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

CANAL ToLLs-Tho Tolls received the Canals OF this
State first week in July, ls4l, 1881 d
First week in July 40, 0,.....-------.--. 49, l43 81
Increase. SIS, ,l67 83
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
CLOTHTNdS EsTAHLIsHMENT.
JOHN STATS,

MEPCHANT TAILOR,
M Cothicr No o. Bowery doors above Hester
n Ncw-York Constantly hand. handsome assortment o
Cloths Cassimere ami yestings will be made the best sly
at the shortest notice reasonable terms Je9
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

Gr- DOn CIzRAn CARPEFS-COme and see at
y - .VOO i6 Chatham snbscr'hcrs be"s deter
sell r aud extensive stock of Carpets as good
the cheapest i Inform their many
patrons public general that they have received III aid
their former stock large assortment of BRUSSELS ana Sre
py ,uets also 900 wards super - 1000 do Us; 1000 do s
$500 do is twiel Jue Is 0 do 3 900 do 2s' ioU
do Is 3D. beautiful ,vle transparent Shades from & 10 80
p,r OH Cloths from wide; IL "a and 6i Maungs
best quality nov o rumb Cloths and Table Covers with
the all things connscted with the tra
l.. II. :. BROWN, l6l Chatham-st ~ l.
~, c,.ro, tho nr,ul,ar iel9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
voL. 1. NO. So.
CLOTHING, dc.
DMPOT OF FANCY BREss ARTiCL

DEPOT OF EANEK DRESS ARTICLES.
SLh AND SATIN SCARFS. AND CRA'ATS, IN great variety
~ OF patterns Chcsscn & Co.'S superior GLOVES Nc received
BY recent arrivals reasonable prices ny
WIN. T. JENNINGS, late Lyrde Jennings,
80 Broadway, American Hotel
Gentlemen future depend upon this estabsmen
good Assortment of Fancy Dress Articles which will be ode at
prices offer the
usual charges for the same style OF goods jcll
ALFRED SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR, 1876 EULTON-STREET, has
WI well selected Cloths and
yesngs which ho up for the
public generally very best extremely prices for
Cash on delivery ss6ly
CLOTHING ESTABLHSHzNsENT.
gNHE Subscriber having opened the store y Boweyas fashion,
able Taon. offers has Friends sd the Pub
superior Of Spring Goods OF the latest STYLE
and nsblon OF all who viii favor
him, with ,Acr patronage, ROBERT A. BOUTON.
The Cutting Department superintendent by Mr. Chsss bouon
formerly the firm Bouton good assortment OF ready
made Clothing sways on hsnd. a.e9m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

CAfsPETlNG Caa&APEi; THAN EVER %
~ NJ WILCOX, No Il Canals, south SIDE near broadway mas
inst nn choice selection of Ingram Car
petng which, bought for cV. can be sold at prices To sn tue
wishes purchaser Al" variety o Rugs n Aah"
and Table Covers with various other articles
connected all of which will be sold a cheap (oT
jelg m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

BopY SSArcniNo "A disgrscrful violation Of
the tights OF sePnlcire uccuried il fe neghboring
ioWn Of Orange, so'no days since, through the n.
eency, probably, OF some persons in Ills ciy A.
bout three weeks ago an Indian OF dissolute habits
died in the above named townin hut Which la
had occupied for some months in company with
M aged white mnn. A coffin ordered n, Tho
expense Of The town, by one OF the select men.
apd the maker agreed that it should he done at q
O'Clock on the n0rning afier the order had been
ie't Tor i'--bnt. through, somebody's influence /,
WINS completed sooner h'n ngro ed Cor, and deliver
eh nj me nut an the night preyIs To- the time
sp' e'htd' n'gro was employed watch tho
corps aud according Ia his story, two Young men
came III the night and offered toreEeve linn of his
duty or assis, hin, in il. The next day the iuner.
al ceremonies were perfrmod, the Rev. Mr. S,eb,
bins officiating, and n select nnn and two or three
others attending. The coffin found to he clio.
sed, but we do not learn ihn, any suspicions Of
'""tp'"y were eAciied IN consequence Some days
alter the funeral, however il began TO he wIisper.
ed about that the Indian had never been in tho cot.
fn, and the old man, in whose hot The toceased
bad lived, requested permission of ,he seiectnieu
10 open the grave which readily granted. Tho
coffin was raised aud opened and in :the rIace Of
The corpse found two logs of wood, serured
by nails 10 the bottom of The coffin. The body
no Doubt taken for anatomical purposes, aud
HE negro watcher, il is supposed, bribed 10
permit the fraud or mtde so intoxicated as 10 be
ignorant al il. Ns..e# A .sl.ttaa Fs-as
II is true. that the Indian had no friends 10
weep over his remains, or care for them, bat the
act of purIoning the body nevertheless n funl
one, aud li,e mpos"n upon the clergyman, select
men, aud others, Of such nature 10 justify
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r,rpoSIAY will be published
TERMS Nv ,nuuu. ar ~ 81 80 IL paid m
vcbI! at T sHavmcnr is made within six m mouth!
Ecm the time I" A." nprcr viii be discontinued
," ,',r IE are p"d, except AZ III" "p""" &"
tbp pnl''r'1 ,,meo,s will ne inserted for the Gus
pAd"' Persons nir requested I" state ~"
pma! p" ,'o,ks tIey wi>I, their Advertisements
..". T "'"r;wi." "y win be '"'r'''" "'' '"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

RuREsPiEKRE A popular writer gives the fol.
lowing ucrount of this notorious Jacohiu, who was
al The head "i the French s"verhmeni,- waen rv-
eis Of bIun, flowed through tho streets OF Paris
''Ro5espierre, was extraordinary perSonage
lie the very p.rlpr,ion, the type Of triumphant
mediou,,y Talents he had none--n"r ideas, al
though by dnt of excrtion lie acquired the seu
blancu OF the one aud pun Joined the others n",n
rousiy from all around him. His speeches We're
written ir him; aud The debates of the Jacobin
clubs, first philosophical and given Ia Tie dIsctis
sion of principles, supplied linn with political vo
cnbuiary ut least. Thus his friends, his future
emius being included in thai class, lent 10 tins
hawk the feathers that mped his wing, aud taught
him a, length 10 soar. He was totally without pas
sion unless vanity deserve the naa'e; but his vanity
was wise, and all the lottincss of pridn Then
he had honesty and consistency, two qualities that
cannot be denied him. however he might have IA.
dorled them in calculation From his first vote
Ia the cons lueut assembly he had been the rank
democrat that he was, pr.l ssing all those
It,ene opinions To which others tended liis prl'
vale morals were rreprnaciIah'o. llo held TO his
condition. lodged 10 the last with the same hnm-
bile carpcnisrs family that at r,i housed him. Un7
like his colleague Danton, no bride, no recu'a'inn,
no expcuse no licenti"usness, c"nsdcr"d as suri'
in that day III least could bn laid To MS charsf :
No ,e,,y ambition distracted his views, or h'rm
shcd his character fur disinieEes'edncss' t'e was
never minister, nor even romm'ssarY' A"er
The fall uilhc Girnnde, when lie was all powerful,
bo did not bpco,ne member Of the sovereign Conn
miuec ,;ll i, pleased the convention aud the Jaco.
nios of ,hcir own accord appoint him. Will
mis- thrr., was no afnc,ai0n in his sdnS6Wfo'tsm
lie ueithe, shaved his head, nor wore '"tcred gar
nonts nor mounted The red nIght.cnP. R"besper
re alone wore powder, and preserved the dress aud
aemeanur of respectnbihty POLITICAL courage he
cer,ainly did not want, though physically lie was,
with Marat, the mest arran Of towards. Ruthless
rs tiger, ut first reckless, then greedy Of blood;
such was he 'yrant Of the day si Isl ,il ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

.,
L ,l.' - -. III -
!, dci t, - ,.." ,ts 1, ~;
; ~ .i,L
ed lvhnt Mr. Say cnlIs Tie Iurva ,ynl If Miss
Morris be. correct, l,e considered i cnrv noyinJ nj
the uupn Is. -.
Tho dscovc,v of Miss Morris ,he, ,n,cors nri,
cipnII IN resoIyc itself INTO ,hc f,ct Of o he
inv dnpo,itrd in lie seed and into HE history OF
h. pale green worm ar arva. ns The pr,mn,v Stage
IF ,ho ,.,,,,t,, ,xis,,,,.o ~, o,.o,,,,. , 9 a., sam,
,;, Lu in 40 Al, Co., :. e.,
H. ,;,,., t ;,sntF.,u x.,,i. .,, 49,,
nrv,,;,,, az ,he .necias ,br,uJ, ,h ,.i,,o, nj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

pure in henri" AT olhc, lines <.,e .wond say, -
terl as ifl wcc sitting with Mary NJ ho rtct of my
Rs'leemer, hearing The music Of his voice, mud
learning of him 10 bo neck aud lowly,' aud then
she would say, "Oh. Anna, do you not lose your
kind SAVIOUR? The plan Of redemption was, ia,
deed gIo,ions one, humility vas, indeed, lie
crow ming work. ! nm Ike quiet babe NJ his Zee,
and YET my spril is ia of his strength, when a..
ny body speaks of his love me, feel MS If they
were TOO slow; my sprii can mount alone with
Hun into those blissiul realms with far more RAP.
d,v"
The sulrunas "f Mrs IL Juinr to dealh were
severe am, agnnizing. bat all were in the
mos, uncamplnuing manner. Never was her mind
"rorshad"wed by gloom; never would she allow
those around her To speak of her condition one
deserving Of comm isrralion. ~.
Her sister finally remarks 's'The dark and silent
chamber seemed illuminated by light from ahnvr
aud clcered with songs oi angels aud she weuld
say, that, IN her intervals from PAIN no poetry
could express, nor magiuaton conceive, the Wis
inns of hlessronesS that fitted her innct
and made her waking h..urs nnrc delightful than
those even tia, were given 1" Temporary r,rrse.
Al times her spirit would appear Ia be already
hnlc rlhercaIized. Her MUD would 10 be
trhught with deep, aud h"iy, and inc"Inm,Inirahlr
thoughts, and she would euirenl I" be left periery
III me, IN stiffness aud laiknrss, t" commune with
her own h"ari aud reflect an The mrrc,cs of her
Saviour. She continually spoke of the unuitern-
comfort she derived from dwelling on the cOirtem
platian of the ntonrmeut+ aud stated that this Il.
lone was her rod and ~ran when all earthly sup
ports we're iailiag. In The heaviest aiicIian, she
desired The assurance To he gwen TO one of her
friends, that the tenderness and observation-disclosures {"
the Rcdeeurrrs character, which they bad c"ntcm
plated together, source, not merely Of reli
ance, but Of positive happiness, t" her:
"Fhe sweetness of her couch"
The powers "f memory, for which Mrs. llc
mans had already been So rrnarknbir shnuo forth
with increased brightness while her onward frame
was so visihly decayng. She w"nld lie for hours
w,ihont speaking moving, repeating to herself
" hole chapters nfihe Bible, and page after page of
Milton aud Wordsworth.
The conviction Of The inestimoble value OF afllic.
ZION. the disripl of Heaven. was ever prrse nj
to her mind. mingled with The deepest hnmili "
The most entire resignation. nm equal readiness {"
live or die. sn, ing with The whole henr,, 'Be.
hold The hn,limaid OF Tie Lord. Re il uni" me
rnrdine 10 Thy word"
Il feel" she would say, GAS irhovcring between
ieaN en- aud car'h," and she seemed so raised 10
wards the sky, ihn, all worldly thugs were oh'
.., ., ,or ,i.v Will. ,hc i,.r
ch,o .i.;,s sc o,,r,,y d,y,,cI v,,n il moro md
n. C.,,,or N,rs ,Iom,,s ,,os
,
:, r....., ,, >, t, c u,to hank
1 ,,d ,yL;.,, he Ind 6rs,
, - =, H., , o,o,,i,, f,,,r ,,o works or
:,, M. lac, ,;,no ,C l,or lis,.,s
HrchpiSh'P i'''S"'''' w w. '''''''' -
'hg '" H. cue ''P",'''
"'""'""E ~" "''" ''' ~ re- 49,, -
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devoted 10 his theory that lhe allowed it to mix
even with his Theological spcruations, ill he
maintained That future punishment consisted "f an
endless series o. hslrtings and that Beelzebuh's
true fiaue was that nf n barge Spauial ny.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09
ssr,I amd ss.cAisio"s
orrS IN TIE LAST ILLNESS OF MRS
W. llEMANS.
os bonn beyond The stars 10 eonr,


l'hMAN"'
WA uv0, she ~as bonn b'y"''" '"e s,''H :" W.
H# ALndling nj the source "' me- ""'"'
M :, :. m,DGsty delightful I" tic '"'''''e""' "'"
88 .,m;pd 10 learn, IN any instance, ma, "h ma
| ,,,n..essed Of superior requirements an" pre-
NN .o, ,,lan, II uudrr Tive i"tin"n'" 81 me erhr"
|W rlo .spc aud that that individual enters ever
III, ,eo.ns unlimited confidence IN me rove ana
M .oo,sr, or the Redrrmcr; and when ihls pers"n
,,. wAo pxcr,s commanding power over his
~, ,.a writer, whether in prose ar poetry. II. j.
M .n. ,ipshns To ascertain that The divinity "l il"
# r,.fqu religion is recognised; and that III"
X J,;ms of thar religion are felt; that the precious
N ,.s If that religion is experienced; and that, III
NJ Lo dyrp hour the supports OF that gon are
81 ,oneJ
81 Few writer's Of the age, it is obvious, have i'm
4 0,,,pJ so much pleasure Ia PERSONS at cultivated
minds. voer taste and somsihilty, in every district
of,Le Ioud as The late H'rs. lirmaus; and in the
,,,Jucons of few iem"Ie authors do "" find more
b.auiinI specimens Of polished lananage, vigorous
4 imaGna'on graceful, tender and glowing thought.
4 The franor Of her poems. the Imagery en-.
t,,d the range orSuhi"ct and the vivid and i'm.
Il ur,yc runune in which her principal compost
" ,nu, are pcnucd, combine 10 fcrdr her one Of tie
a ua,,,, yaing and influential writer's Of the Brit
* =, .morc How drightfu, then, is il for rhe
r,;,, to he mile To chrri>I, the hope tia, dining
,., illness, She WA, Trough, rffr.tualy to the
Il y,;o, and fin, whom she eypi,e ed, she died calm
"a 4, homilv in the Lord
81 s.soor;,, ia Tho world
al n,,,.,I
=. ,,u,ity III, correctness
""" ,'"'' ;,,e,as,;ny and
81 0m~'@''r'a''"hs, "'"y ~
#%'F""' !" ever! ''"N'' ,. ,Lo
n VII" ~'"S'S O'S' I'"e'N' """ may
s''''"'"'"' =, "''' ~, ,,.,
~l i,n.',r .,,,. s;,.., ,,'.,':
"'"'' '''"'' ''"'''
=, a.,
'"''' ""'' yer @''""i III i'''"""' WIZ
y ,nn,,,,.,, a., =,
w """'''''' E''"''N W '''' ""' .",'H W.
"%"' ""''''S S'"r" sue was S'r'''" ny Que
'"' '"'r' q" IN" :'''; u was produce" ny
"''''s "'"'' ''"'' S'""'"y "'"''''"'"' '">N'
""""" seemed r'"l'v 7" Hood with ITS c"'"r"d
Es%H y '""'" not h''P thinking sh" remarked.
''' was like our religion p'"rci"s and carrying
n!"o'Ss INT" III" d"p'h at sorrow " "i III" tomb.
""P resi- W '""Sc'n' "'"'hd that one h'"m'n"t
pF' WIS wrap ~ w" ! r"'"u' o'S' darkness.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-09

"Cnlm on the bosom of,hy God,
Fair spirit res, thee now:
Ecu wh,lc with us thy Footsteps trodo,
His seal was on Thy brow.
Dust to its narrow house beneath:
Soul, ~ its place on high:
They that have seen thy look in death,
No more may fear Ia de" nHt
t,ae, Loudon Enan. Mag.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
THE NEW WORLD.

A NUMBER MORE THAN USUAL INTEREST
SKINNER aossve o,G Of hryone in sfeneri'n
metre now first repub.hed-By Thomas ler he Basket
MakerD author Reyson Cover FAIR Ro-amOnd, "A Day ia
the Woo T.. Iura Beauties Of the Country Sc
II Rl cross Neyv NovsLTHE SPsING Valley Thorn
g4rloroagha, the Msercommenced from
the London edition.
H. ENKEsLY Houss-IHr SCREAMING "od.S-
Fro4 Beotey's III, ;eIany.
~ Guy F.sKEs-By W. Harrison Au.@orih
V CossgRcr,l CouarsHP-
81 CLEAsi~c lIousr-iH a'nu2g Sketch.
VII Tus PssSoExrs lEssAeEWih accougi Of the proceed
inrs OF Congress.
VII WHlscro. BooEA Review Of the Biography
a.l Reails OF Margaret Miller Davidson with extraefs) by
Wa.hag irving.
* Tue CRY Drp,erMzsT-a fall synopsis of the Glestworth
Triaan account birniag of the National Theatre h
tory of Ike Week written expressly for iac New
World and especially adapted for preservation AMI send to
f--ud, u the country
X Des arrryE WAsHScrOS CoRRasfosDEsr
NJ osISA and Poetry complete Summary Of
po1ne.tic Intelligence, &c. &.
y The Qpa-to vii and beautiful piece Of
,I.- Ballad the words by Mrs Cornwall Baroa Wsoncom
ae.sd by III ward ). Lotcr.
TR,f5-s3 year adv s. for copies st cents
is For ale by J $ Nu-eum Balns. Albany b C.
,li,ese NIIayeu Bantt& Pollard Pater Hurbu Nc.
my nsftrr4 B,oekIya New. Office II Nddagh and BIZ
e,..ra ,nl Bows. sl5cri.toas puh-
ten. 81 san WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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ae operations OF oea ea the last sale OF Il
LIMO Siz per cent Dollar aon1s aud 4
the sterling bous-.
r7a to or s,.:e ecpr'e Coser says Syeisar1
ni Tor good s,st. very active,
pirate a!e ;:e.
has tie doubts hic@ hie sinc- flied l.,
.. o os ua1nyea mes deD=asd lelga
gcscrsy prevailing
approximate given healthy
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
Published This Day,
No. VEL. for .sunc.

TIN Career Of Pafer HOPKINS By CoTeliu- Mathew win
coc designed by Powell etched by Clover Chapter
in- Patfocm Chapter F AcqllnrGsce with iiobehanh. H.
Dr. Donne Theatrical Criticism. ~. American Landscape Gar
n. = h two Illustrations Rural Architecture. V Tae Char
c,er sud Thomas Carlyle VI Opening of the Budget
giorrapica contributor; . h,s0c Onit. ;.
,frsa, Of Loo; New Creau ShroveIid;
Tn. Cemetery = toward Newfork VII The Fine At
Exhibition Academy; Mr Forest VIII The Loiterer
Anlon, Classical Dictionary Carlyles German Romance; J.
r Grants Ncstoan. Deans leprIere; Shippy's Spect-
uens al.n,s Lerary History Dr. IIawk Church Record
Dr. cdonad, Murray Hall! Lindey Hoany
TO- Mss ia-taeau's 81 tlers al HON.
II ali the above table of con'ea that the conductor. OF
.rcurus the gooi public
,te rouer form labor. 1t
the solne just furnish variety with
,tt SPIRIT whica the undertaking. commenced
ne topic important Will be oetlooke IN pres
snt number the seeoad volume. ale Of american
ner- cesluence Will be continued from nth
AMI pre.en le Interest Of arics pictures,
a,n life Il Is trusted ihst the Ma=a
the Goibi AID nischaec OF ar-t half
Undertaking viii either around and eAsbe
=. Aey desire advance the OF
PERIOD literature.
Subscription ser Orders from Booksellers Periodical
Agents, COLLEGE Libraries. &c fI!g solicited.
BENJAMIN 6. TREvETT. Publisher, l2l F9lion--t
Re vi y 4ctise 81
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aIarrteD:

juno ~ Rev Dr. Thomas H. NIncauey. "llmm Mitchell 10
Mary B3rran Al the tine,
Cornelius .rra Corne C.. daughter of the late Lewis Har'
man, al ii this city.
Ma = ilbe., D ,;reen to Dorcas b. Greene.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
Second Board.
Commercial ana Honey Matters.


Hacneseeg, T. ".
The ,nssc,ious at the Exchange large reaching 6J
are OF all descriptions TIE bars eoatnus suffer some
se having beea about stock called Bank %
Commerce scrip improved per cent American tx Bk J. CANON Go
J. aoaask l. Pat-reoa Nc.Jeey Vctsbu-s &, Long 4nd e.
Del ( iiud IA y A Tru-s declined and s:oairgton g.
The transactions in Stocks heavy and eon.d
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03


u gEafs-STEN|HN '''s "aJ on't' ms summer
STYLES Hats consisting a medium To extra hAe b'e'
nb the Mapped Pearl and MT article. ~hh prom
tozrshee "' Wv ~, s--r b,y conducted a. hhc,,o
lees great POI -. o,,,.,or i. epabed IN the
article. 10 axe as inip~rtan; reduction frcsa
the charges OF other fashionable dealers A p,.,ox.
is26t VAin,'-r,.u-oS'
,-T,c Cheapest Cash Tailor ,c'.-PEIhN y nus
= -, =, -, , - corner OF CatharIncStteet mskes Coth
TED No. CAAth'' >I.-''' -. u. 1890, Than tie cheap
70 order IN the ue'e = =; ~ s,-r,n,s4 r3i-ln
-, Casa Tai!-s The cry \ goo, q. u ~ 60
~ nav FrbI:shed.
The Edinburgh i' 'nrrsNrs.
v..,,.o,. S1u7,s S,steN
Captain Bad iI-l.s ra'cheors
Tsr Hon c 4, Murray rrayei, N .tmer'sa
~, - 81 Il', a.. ,,ebr,. # Etr,rs
Eos@e1,'9's Life I'D Writing 81 >ia.o Of vereA
Puh.Ie4'gI, on lhe s'fsft- ana o, =. 49,
T I,,aI n asu : 1, ' -, ' r .-,5n
'''''' '' ''s ''' 80 J. n. MASON, rao is s.
u --z--,-...,, v,nrc... oaiec
orr S niS c'i rr.ed md despatched 70
IS- 6Ientl messenger 10 thauy. Utica Syracuse sne
on%s Monday Wens.ay aud F,dy Afternoon At hsf-pa~i
A has.iL ''' cit,scr, l>cLuui>c psrtvsrY.
From Ncw-l York TO Albany - ''n'H
Frou Ne.-lorA to ''ca ,-......-..-..-..-sS
From New YORK t., t., :, , hui or
Fer from i eaef he .sssig, + h eoo-p9a'er'
Is. by the Return hNP''S-' PAGE TYSON & co.
,,,d .;ric i:aiIroad Company.-.ta
Meeting Of the Directors Oh tie Na on na S
Company held THIS Day a; mex 60, -, ip,cnou spte,
ri resigned the oihee ct fre-id'n yre,y and ex.
i,nei BY for months fa IN b; - he ,nconpshIe
Ton, al the suites OF tie Office appearing % MN - ~
,;,h M. rc>pcn.e country III, eslSI'' 80 az
- Inc, Rowea Esd Wee Predcnt aaH 'f'lsuf'i' vas
iuy elected President ct 'ac ,h c i Nie pe,,Iea, ana
the Office OF Ff "a, duly elected President and
lrcs>aet Mr: i+ r1ny Wsi GOULD, Secretary.
ir.l-uS' ~ NJ - ISL Jei-i~
Ne~-iof "'' - --<s--T-71,IjI, ,roI-sr ar GlpRN
IT, Notice Mariners. -, 80 m. 7 oh, JJ,,,.
TtR-Trmy Uoase, Lc'doi 'pri 10 - :, e;i,rr,
time pat IA l'''' "
beng Aow nearly completed Veto Is heIoy ] Of the IL Of
therein vii b. eNhioiied 20. VA every prh. from san>e, to
l August H,N' aiii N'
Marincr observe that h IL I' ,tc-,, and
M, POINT .nd that power 5N.'i lts.t "'i w. - i
NJ burn a, eis,a,on OF 10 feet OF '1 ~ M
uf the iy oder lct-+N. .
1 All pe ae tosc1era do'e apoa 'se 1t Of june
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

= To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and others vho desire
publicity god and throughout tbs
.ggz, medium tan the column. OF
Ne" WORLD fhere village city the United >tate
the Sgw WoRLo circulate =reiy; aud
BROOKLYN e1ee2- 600 PEI week. Advertisements
before O'Clock Thursday
nF Ter Ery Cents Of twelve iRe SD per
geEr. Ic3-tf
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

= Voice TO i1s.r.sse. e Oiicei Fort of Calves
May i, 5rs. ghI, been places the end
Island elevated - feet level Of the
ya-. apu IAsHg f. AID " If buoy
a c5 LaF about ic4 3ues distance from the Light
F..
Yes.s logt atenp; night pilot nor
F71h frs .a:ho.ss. Ken should
iIlase i-.ia q lie bar - = " LONG. ~ W
A. A. d. JACKSON, Collector
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
Deu:

Nay lingering dcase Jane OF JOAN Eade aged Sc
years, months aud - days
Neworans My .: Elizabeth vsiail oay daughter q
Gep. H. F. Games.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
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