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4. 81
Seber5bafte Wlcnats<OcntnnSen.
81 @cnat ecSanuar.

\-sGSt 6VHitk .ptOhNho~ ~||S't@'C~b'
Mcnat Sanuar.
8irs manaliebe GsI6le6t.
Sin &nabe, i'm Sanuar eebOren,
Ssbeint gan; sum GeIoen ouserforen.
9iebt meiifens peper Sinte nob Seoer.
GeGt 1noern i'm Streite germ 5u 9eoer;
Sein to(!er Wutb perlbofft ii6 ben Sie9,
Der 0lmmel 9eb' ibm nur INNER &rie9 {!
Sars weitliebe SsIblstt.
GinMdoben tpomit uns B. .SGfer beibenft
Den fd6nen &anFen gar iebr anbdnDt,
SIT lb6n Don 9Suebs uno Ineeiibt,
!6at 4ueen 10 fbmaGtenb MonoenIi1t
Dot ,pebe oereinit ibrem Gbemann,
Weil er nab ibrer pfeife nitt tan;en fam
Monat gebruar.
Sare mannIiebs 9cfbledt.
In Rnaben, oeboren i'm Sebruar,
ST Sfters aub ni6t Gin eelunoes 6oar
Sino tapfere Rtter bel oer Slafbe.
Sb!aeen germ Sbnippben in cer Saibe
.6absn ercfe &0pfe oft rpenio orin.
Spreden iebr eelebrt. oob obne Sinn.
8irs psiblihs GsIdleht.
Gin Md0el aus biefer Wonats6eit
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rno msreen nit ben Danoecten fib tra9cn,
Stuoirt Weoiein, oob penn es fie fennt,
9Siro es am Gntc nod SuperinteHoent.
Siirs weitli6s 8d6lecbt.
Gin RGotcn, i'm lpril uns eeidenft,
ST INNER anoers als mar oenft.
Salo Sonnenfbein balb Re8en unb 8inb
60 it fe aub ee9en ibr Wdnnlein seii1t
@eib ftets bas Sben nob untcn su febren,
ltno pdr' ct nod 70 fblan, fann er's ni6t
wgEren.
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.:1u 2Sa1bln9tcn, I'M rrelien Joditie,
otbt lib'6 oft bsrrlid) bsin'n gbmauft
Sob mar IS nld,t gut ausaebatbt,
9a6 ding mar pisl su melt 9sbraG,t.
Gas 9plf fab LING 9cbulbig 81
Dot> enbltCb trad) Die lan9s Stub;
9aS Splf, nun aus bsm 9raun sripabt,
Sat Martin BEN eiataue stnabt.
Geit pisltn Sabrsn bort man fln9tu:
Die Sibie tDitsn arcHsn 9,baoen;
9rauf bat MIN enblb nit Sceabt
Cine Arr0e Sud)6ja9o auf9smadt.
Die Sdacr fluids in alien Staaten
Gie ja9tsn, fdinpfsnb ,pic Sccatsn
llne brabtsn snolith, trcs csm Shreir,
Ssn fb!au'fsn 5ubs CUR Gall bintin.
Ser nlts 9ipp, ser Sassr Saupt
Gab nun bic Sa9o une's Sa9en euf
llno alIs Sd9sr Fnc erfreut
90 ibrss Sie1es 5errlibftit.
9rauf fhdllt sS melt bon Obr Su OBJ:
Ser Sipp lhuft Wartin ftbrs6ltb ror
Die qrfrs f,brien Qnslt uno Sen:
ct piro Der ndblte Yrsfosnt fsn!
60 mar Elm arsitr San1pf 9efodten
GGie i'm nur Qsuts osnten mobtsn;
Obn' blut'9e SeDbs, Gbwsrb unb Srie9
Gs,pann bas Golf Den erSsten Gig.
60 bat ba6 9clf bsnn NIT Sseaebt,
Den 9ipp sum Trefbent 9cmadt
Der TtD lrlro lsn Ge9lttsr fein
llnc Sebsr Ii0 esr 9Eabl erfreun.
Nun milnib ib, mie es immsr mar,
SIR Seben in Dem ndbfen Sabr
9SaS Qtib uno Geels Fam srfreun,
Se miro Der Summer ME gspeibn.
Die Bciabeit uniern preitosntem
llnb Nncern bic bas Gubsr lenfen
cSn unIsrn unb in jebsm Stoot,
SIN flcinsn wis i'm 9rri1en Iatb.
Dem Staate elm &upsrnsmsnt
Gas psfen Mdn9sl rpsis uns fennt;
9snn fbidsn mir ben prrtsr bsim
5oinauf ben Salsfus mems fam fein.
Wo9' alien 2tnbern, 9ros uno flein,
9a8 ,@lud fcrtan nur siinifi9 fsin.
Ger Srisce bsrrfds jscsrieit
Sn nnitrm qanos weit unc brsit.
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SO. IS.


aen mercen nIr bann anaencnmen, menn fe
i Yrei5 sinseriidt. l!ntsribreibsrn in bisfssr
3elanSt meroen.
8erioot nidt germ ibr 0Gnoben SumGnb
oort Dem Sbmei6ler eefduis su.
@e6felt oiefeIben in enem 0u.
Dob nur Elm 8ott nit eoloenenI Te8en
Ssrmes ibr Ssrs our eieb' gu beweoen.
Maonat Iueuf.
Sirs ,aauuIiebs Geitslethf.
Sin S6bn6en. eeboren i'm bsifen1usuf,
6ot 5u nid)ts uno AUDI au QQem euif,
RS3t' INNER nut auf 8eiien lieeen,
uno nit erboreten Seoera fieeen.
8ott bebute uno bespabre oas Wilitdr,
Sire er osreinf etrpa &riee5: :SseretGr.
Sits tpsitli6c 8s1tlsebt.
DerGratemono liefsrt unsWdoel gar fb6n
Rit 1auelein, ais fSnnt tllan Den Sims
mel orin Iebn.
8aneen .pie eilisn, nit 9tofen permcnet.
8ssauberno .tpinsieer als man 1robloeaft
Seil Den elIef!iben SSDnen auf Groen,
Dsnsa fslbe Gnsel beibieben peroen!
Monat Geptentber.
8irs mannlitbe GeItbleebt.
Sin i'm September seborener 2nabe
Sinet wie sinSpas II. iprid,t spie eiuGabe
S0alt nibts 70 ipidtio in Der eansen Belt,
Als pie man Bile uno 8Soeln nabitellt,
3eist iI@ eessn 0aien ale tapfern 6eIovn,
l1nb mub 3u ireens eia'm 4,ate fib meleen
Sare msib(ids Geftbls6t.
geptemberm6oel fteafu fb b!obt,
Dob fsmmt bet8ette ,tino iie nibt ipr0ee
2lsioen fb reiseno, sleib elmer Debe,
Graoen germ &leiser aus. .Spsr'nenaenebe,
pHesen ii6 AUDI nibt lanee su sieren,
nno tafIeu iidb ssra pom Gs!iseten ents
fdbren.
Nonat Sctober.
SIrs mdnnlihs GeItblssbf.
Der Sobn oes Setobers miro 9lueflieb lid
preiien,
,bat er nur INNER pas Suites ;u fpeifen,
ST Elm erofer Bsino BON 6uneer u.Durif,
S1idt fb better sum Doftor aIs guns
6ansrpurif.
Ct grant itb iiber nibts weiter anfGrben,
Its baB ct nibt einft elm Domberr fann
spereen.
Sars psitliebs gsftblstt.
SIN October pertiehene E6tbterlein
Sinb erfabren, febr fIuo uno fein,
Geben nit oem oub germ 6ano in Sanb,
Dem fie @ott 9pmsn ourcb eiebe usrbanb,
S1enfeaber &naben Ii. @do1en gar pial,
9eben gar treu bis ans iroifbe 3iel.
Nonat Ncpemter.
Sars minnlidbe Bsfesleess.
Gin S6bnben, i'm Hepember eeborcn
t6at Elm eewoltie 6ers uno LANCE Sbren,
Grdst SOB uno Sics itsts auf Der 3unee,
,bdlts im&smpfe ieoob nur NIT bet eunee.
6at fdneue Sui1e be:.n ernfliben Strcit,
ST elm brapcr Selbat in Srieoensjeit.
Thrs ,peiblitts 8sfbledt.
Gin 16bterlein, i'm Nopember eeboren.
S1eint sur ,0ausbaltuns auserforen,
,0dlt nibts auf pus une eitelen Gano,
eiebt nur eln einfabes weiffes @ewano.
SIT bef6eioen. gut ,Wie einSeil6en oerSlur
Gdbt aub alsgbefrau ibr WdnnAsn nur.
Wenat December.
Tars manRfiebe @efhlecbt.
Die i'm December esborenen Sobne
Spielen bic Wdrtprer fir aaes Sb0ne,
8ebn auf Den 3eben Ii. ouften lpie Rofeu,
polftern sernR ofs u.Striimpfe u.6oien,
Suben @eiber uno MdodDen 3u curiren
Durb Spmpatbie uno Wa9netifiren.
Sars petliebe 9eftele6k
Ndoben bic uns BET December perebrt'
6SAro;k,,, ,or,, SlSr;sSs f1nN ffuo mn aplphrf
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Wonat SUM.

Ours mannliebe GG6lsett
&naben. bic uns oer SUM- eebisrt.
Sine gang bon ben Sra3ien ausfaffirt,
9aben 1ueen BON 8eilHtn. Bansen BON
Hoien,
eippen uie purpur, eeibaTen gum aoien,
1bee ADJ, in Der oewolbten Stirn
Duftet otter nur 6eu- ftatt Geblrn.
Shrs peitliebe gsfebledt.
Gin WGobcm oas uns ber Sunius brinet,
SIT elm babiber 8oeel, Dem aaes eelin9t.
Ean3t fbon unb iinot aus reiner Seble,
Damit ibr su elmer Sonta9 nibts feble.
Dob pfeifen ibr ihb Die sodocsel ,u,
Su flieet Ie freunbli@ Der eeimrutbe tu.
Wonat Juli.
Girs mannlihe Se(hie6t.
&naben, eeboren i'm Sulius,
Sraeen wenio nab @eian9 une Sup,
pFeeen in oer Belt nibts lieber su malen
1ls 3ebnuneen nit re6t plelen 3ablen.
Soll cine Wuitt ibr 6ers erfreun.
60 muB es oas &lineen bes @eloes fein.
Sirs peiblite 8ef6leht.
Sin Wdbben, eeboren i'm Sulius,
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Monat Wai.

SNrs mdnnlihe 8ei6ledt.
Gin Gndb6en, esboren i'm irsblibenWai,
Sat elm 6efbtben 70 elatt rpie Elm 81,
5in9t Den Sbonen leine6 6eraens Dual,
l1no 1T Elm lebenoioes Wooen' Sournal.
probirt oen Damen germ feue &leioer.
Biro nit Der 3eit nednObl elm Sbneloer.
8irs weitliebe SeIebletbt.
Gin Wdeolein, bas oem Mai entitie9t.
ST Rbr empfinoianr, 3urSbnmabt sene'ot
t0dlt piel pom eapater 'fben Manlpuliren'
edbt weeen &rdmpfen fib maenetii1ren,
ST nett erfabrner i'm fiinfSebnten Sabr,
2ls Erau Wama i'm uier,isiten fpar.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

The BuoYAx7 CzAIR-We are glad TO see that public al
ten0n somewhat awake the necessity of providing some
defence against terrible steamboat disasters which are
occurring with suc fatal frequency upon waters Inis
however, Is TIE Of any starting catastrophe
or brief time feel the importance Of providing against
bu tins impression gradually dies away ard
the pubic mind sleeps until again aroused o. the shres
and OF heca,onb freshly sacrificed the insane
careessaes which has exposed them this danger We
have already aiuGed several intended afford
degree OF security those who a! De overtaken BY
food IRE while on he Some have proposed -
az cork toe stools chairs, &c used board
boats and Others are in Of employing TIE Buoyan'
Chair which We mentioned day or since. invented BY
Mr. Sect.t We saw an experiment made with this Chair
yesterday the Bah Castle Garden and The result
perfectly satisfactory such the hope
thai great practical advantage may ultimately BE- derived
from It's use Tne chair used ordinary canebo,toned
stool with cubica box Of rn eight inches in diameter
water tight affixed TO its under surface This was
thrown into the and easily sustained the weight
Of frgrowa man. The difficulty Is, that it i 20
liable asd requires much presence OF i 70
employ it 10 advantage that IN many il would he Of
detrment than service Ii similar wa,eF-iigh' vessel
proporronay enlarge affixed or long bench
would be much less likely and would afford So
cury uaay could remain upon it. We irsst that
some application will BE- made OF this simple construction
that shall render se.ycee5le in any emergency that may
arise Il I'll the and long chairs ca board steam
boat were re provided this floating apparatus there
would be comparatively little risk OF disaster Seve
IA! gentlemen of tie New-Jersev Steamboa; Company wiz
messed the experiment, and expressed themselves geiIed
with the result.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
II he II R IB q N E.
THURsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9. l84l.

II For CORRECTED Tabular Statement OF inS
CONNER Financial History OF the Cni'e"
States. with Illustrative Do'er, see FIRST Page
For notrs OF n recent tour through the NoI ,hi.
part of shis Sta,e, by the A--istant Edi'of "
1lRnt Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
MARINE LIST.
Po2T or NEW.YoRK. sEFTgMBER 9.


PORT OF NEw-YoRK SEPTEMBER O 1871.
SUN slsrs ....-.5 q noon scTs ..............o 81
sun IL nich ytrzE -.-.....-. 2 :.
LA1E.T AD@Icls.
liverpool Aug ls Hare tntre Aug i6 Orleans Aag 30
Ships Eizabe:h Post Hagre, Hurbcrt
Shea6- Gray. Antwerp. q + GerdiBg.
Norwegian Emeis. Hamburg 81 ScEmiiis, Goa Co
Briss porl.nd Cough Cedar Keys Fla Nemit Leeds su.sa
" a.gatt, rh1delphis
sehr Dodge Knapp G Xuoda Balance PyrsoIh
NC Chs' IhonP'on Sesi BsiHoe Bergen Laourer, Pec
bug, Va
Packet ship Shakespeare, Miner, SO dys m Liverpool dze
Collins & Co. Il2psssengers.
Packet ahp England Waite m Liverpool eth August tze
Marshall, Goodhue & Co.
Ship Rob Roy Arnold 50 d Newcastle ag dze Center Co.
snip Pia'o =, so dys fm Esinore, iron, Hick. s. Co.
Br brig Helen Mar Card 10 I'm Windsor rs plaster order
Dutch gaot Catherine Potr, 81 ds Newcastle Eng mae &c
to Roonep Graves Co.
Brif Amanda, avery dys I'm Mschas lumber order
Brig 'rIde, Fray. dys Lg5ec, Dtastef - arj-T.
Bris Ann Eliza Edridge dys My ballast, Haser 4 70
Brig hrcssut Stinse 2 d Bsfdsaux brandy cG MeshAa
schr Jasper. Hean,s- 1dyz Boston, mdze Stevens.
Sehr Trio. Nj keison. dy fn Boston, fndze
Scar Clarion, Smith, II dys fIn Taomaston Ene.
schr MITCHELL Jones d:a Newbccn, NC, naval stores
BEtowa ships bark brgs-one said be the Euoa' cro'
by, from, ConstaI,
II The Packet Ship will sa this day. (:dss
day at l2 o'clock Will please board foo, Of hsea
Lane et thar time.
Letter bag. viii close at tie Exchange and Hal N1'
ROOM a, batf past eleven
u Pasaenxers per snip ROSCOE viii peae be on boar4
FOO Of MAIDEN lane O'Clock this day Letter Bags will eose
the Merchants Exchange and Ha News ReoEl haEPrt
o'cIosk Sh
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

y 0mciai-Autumn, sS4f.-The generally adopted Fall
Fashion Of De CAMS TELLEss for tenlsmens HATS
ready and for sai lis broadway, under Hovad Hotel
Maidea-iaae f2) % 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

n Cheapest Carpet store.-HEWrTT BAILEY, los
sowe between Grand and Hsree;s daily receiving large
'appes of Irain Carpetng also Brussels ThreePy OIL Cohs
&C. which they w sell low price for eat We invite the
particular OF about purchasing Carpets.
HEWITT & BAILEY Formerly ALoro Hoy & Co.}
au3I 2w Cl los Bosery. first below Graud Il
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
TAKE TINE BY IirE FORELOCK:
zxl.>....l Cnt,dn :. tr...-.---- - Dc. -.

p.ase, Horehound Candy recommended b. cur gso,
.,ips.s Phystcan. aad thousand Fepeea!e
pirg e esre OF Coughs Gods Hoarseae- isr'a'oa o ls
rhrost Group whoapias Cough Caa-Fs aa4 i-ana PPoa
f n. Heart, iihca or prfr-e ESfetOa'a aHl = fact 81
.. esdine to consumption death Ssd - IS D.s,'ose
10 ,,sr Hoss- and By Of the respectable GTSeers asd 1s
, ~ the city Pelers aad Co1euoaers arc not appointed
,,,D Each euyeope .zsed ?cAse Son sa5e !E e.
rrThe bills Of Sui. Canal Bank He redeemed
n. w.shrs-ou Bssk cent deoaHL = liz
~ To the Electors of 1he Tenth ward he Co.
si,scae Of KcS.t-y Nar N ses-oa "-i 10
81 e. LscloE. corner 81 Gtaldrcet la-y
would state Of Isose who at"5Irr anGer
ronecrs pge,.io, the pfceu; R'gsiN 'ht TIE ~
il imperative Eitcic Sgfer their nsH aae~
ROBERT BEATTY Couaiss ss'oi es
BRAN =. CEA>IO. of
Sc-.Yask Sept. :. lS4l. Il HoBNR EtNS) ReslstIy
u The Post AGd Tna-s Sg-r ~illPl~4se ecPy sy 9t
The EmernlL tOGI stu1ss' f 'tht std BeoSvo oa,
setv OF The York rhe regular Monthly Se~tug oi
rh,. Soci;y held THIS thurdy) evening ;se APoEo
Roor,. si C.n.l-stree half sst oeOes CIVIL, Pres
H. THOMPSON, Rec. Sec - II )
j. =. CIGL NgNs,
No. tsroE HorsE,
Manufactured of
l. VI Is X f. l. l. 4 :,
PARASOLS X SHADES
CHII.DRENS PA2ASoLS
WANING CANES,
RIDING WHIPS Sc.
Country Merchants vii be uprcC ths aot favorable trr
' ~ 81 In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

rr school Books ard STATIONERY DAYTON Y
SAXTON would respectfully Teaches ard School Com
Of School Book tay II afr,h Tesescrs
much lover rate aan ca. least Anut
AK those call before iuskirC their selection
n sale OF the iolo~us valuable works W.
Mrcsell's large Nap ef the World uith Index
Mitehelr, la = Msa Of United Staies sith Index
Celestial Globes sht7h there
perior. .x, -. .
bad ketc. Pr.ee. 20 per year. ,
Puon and Nassaus ~ aHSi
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

FLOATING DRY DocK.-We struck this morning in
passing the East River side between Rutgers and Pike
with the noble appearance By s superb ship A6ar
high up the Floating Dry Doc whose superior qualities
have heretofore been mentioned II ou4 columns
The Akoar first class ship in the India trade carrying
eight yun and vii be remembered the vessel recently
from China whore she had been prohtab employed
the carrying trade The superiority Of this mode of raising
vessels be considered thoroughly established by the
decided preference given by shp~rhts and aap
having been operation for about without
ghest accident Of any description II has raised the long
largest class he the Ns'cbez second
only in Great Western, and this aer
understand might easily be raised by the power of the
Dock In smaller size three fre
quey undergoing repairs upon the dock We
learn principal shpwrgkts that the easy accomod
ton the dock the shape of the keel the abundant
and light the women the tight and broad floor from
by which all the copper nails &c stripped from
the vessel may easily De preserved render hi. species Of
Dock without rival equal any part OF the uDrd The
OF is dock especially with the noble Akbar towering
above H. vii well repay visit. Star.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
y THE mONRY Will BE RETURNRD Il the

~ GAE uO'6H "SGh E A@H 4 kSNED u the
purchaser dissatisfied with Chapmaas Magic Razor Strop with
Metallic Hous raanufactoPl2 William .reet-Rea price. ~
cents rs cents co. sI and 81 Five nj nues will be ample
for putting The dulest perfect erdsr % GIN
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

70 Mr. John Spade, at jamaica Ii, was kicked Sc
severely b. of his horses the stable, Monday, iha
he wGs expected to lv0
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

TssT
liverpool Aug 9 Hare indirect Aug 10 " Orleans, Aug 30
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

SUN Slsxs... ........5 la aoes scTs .,-.-....,.-..
sETs.-........--.--1 IL HIGH yArEE
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

% Two Germans recently lost he lives at Fort Wayne,
Ia. by descending foul well. One fell to the bottom, and
the other uppOsng he had tainted hastened his assistance
and thus perished
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

" Messrs. Joas Il. PLEAsASrs, of the Richmond
Wing and JonS G4LLAHER advertise that they will
commence the publication of Wing Journal ct Wash
ngtOp city They promise raise the Wig Gag, and
do battle the best their abilities for the integrity of the
great Wing party and the cousumma!on Of all the Reforms
contended for in the late canyas. It will, without doubt
be an able and influential paper.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

p7 The body OF a man. rame unknown, found in
field at Bedford Wes,chcs;er Co the goth ult. He ap
peared to BE- about a. years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

II The Cheapest Cash Tailor Yes.-PETER ".
hUsTED .o No Chatham SQUARE corner Of Caiha
makes Clothing 10 cheaper and per
,s,tsr ,haa he cheapest Cash Tailor In the city.
NB.-A good ! all warranted. q I7r
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

Gliiterfng White TeeIh-Conpouad Aromatic Tooth Pas"
splendid article cleansing Teeth, giving them high pots
without the least possible danger Of
scratching or defacng uho Ike and
white should frce, ~ Prepared
sud sold only bv HORACE EVERETT, Druggist 90! GIeen~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
IEARY & cos FASHION

rEer cenfiemen's Hais-Aa:rnn. i5iI vii o. is,ro
- = r,p nay 1n,h L.. Il md a.nr How, Z y.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

u he,c should be any readers wishing perfect likeness
by D4g.eOtgpe process without hesitation ~hstsver
recommend e 20 the .oo Broadway ana John
uhce thew will undoubtedly &c, they VISA speror likeness
IL e.rv respect See advertisement another coluua
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

% The store of Mr.. Nott, New-Haven Conn. was in
5nred bu, no; destroyed by FIRE the 9Th.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09
r. school Book. a:d s;ntionery.-DAYToN &

SS"N'' '- al
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

G The engrayings published in Grahnms Ma zine and
the Ladys Book each Of which appear montty,
many among tie beautiful secicns Of the art
dozen of Them have just been published in separate vol
ure b. Israel Post.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

u TniIers a rare From Auction Cloths,
Cashmere Vengs selling TO close
coucsyn 1t a, BENNET'S 4T2 Grand -strs-'.
Coli while the Eo@I- 2I' sSlT'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

II The Packet Ship Roscoe will saii this day. ("ed''
day at IL o'clock Will please Re board foot Of Mas
Lane az thar time. .
bag. viii close at tie Exchange and Hae Ne
Room, al half pasts eleven -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

u Pasaeugers per snip ROSCOE viii pleae be boafl
MAIDEN lane O'Clock thu. day Letter Bags will eo'e
the Merchants Exchange and Hale. SeSs ReoE hapst
o'cIosk Sh
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

Y FzAxxLN SALT BATHs-Tke variability OF the
hsd upon determined dispositions of the citizens
embrace every favorable opportunity Of enjoying the luxury OF
bathing Ta Ike proper season. Who bab:tuaed
practice feel no suc,acce preerny Tne
clear healthy baeing the Ks ab.heu excellent eondi-
ton and Mr. Thomas The kind attentive Manager.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

SHocK!sG AccIpENrThe National ln,cligenccr OF yes
rerday says that Capt JACOB BKoHT Master Armorer in
the Navy Yard at Washington his death that city
TUESDAY last in terrible He engaged in the
morning in handling 3as. she'll which suddeHly exploded
and blew him literally So great the force OF the
explosion that the left arm OF unfortunate victim
separated his body his entras scattered and his
face and head .hockingly mulaed and dsfsured- -
apt BRIGHT highly respected by all whe knew him,
and has left a large family TO mourn his untmely osa
New-York tribune., 1841-09-09

II zsr. Earryfa tInssicnt nnh OoinMefcIhI scHu-
envy All Bioad~ re-opeued for the reception Of Students aif
,ae Angus, For Cards, Dsnng Terms, &c apply at
Mr. Lockwocds Bookstore he Principal asoye en,onr
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-25

Mr.. Editor The following is an extract from a
appears to have reference to the pres
ent times send il TO you to dispose of as you may
see fit
suppose you aware that Latham has given
place to- J. g. Miller in the Columbus Post Office
1t is really amusing hear the followers Of Van bray
ing about removals from Office
No thief e'er felt the halter draw,
With good opinion Of the law"
am in hopes that, as during the last Adminis.ra-
ton dishonest felt the halter draw, du-
ring this no honest may will be made TO feel IT,
We have all heard from his followers a justification
Of all Van Burens acts 70 them the following cpl
gram will apply
Whatever is, is right said Pope,
So said Politician;
But when his fate required rope,
He varied his position.
l asked if still he held it good
Why no." he sternly cried,
Good texts are only understood
BY being well applied" +.
Delacare G o. Gasette.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-25

Dues-rIo,n tho beginning Of Tho re;s" efcee'se
III up this time, that Is during his reign and those
Of George W., William W., and Victoria, there have
been about 200 duels in England. Out ofth 'se, in
three both Of the parties killed. of the ba-
lance so were killed, l60 wounded desperately,
GO slightly, and the remainder escaped uninjured II
is estimated that in ducs generally, about one fifth
of those engaged killed and about one-half more
less severely injured Out of all these 200 dues
in which were engaged AGO principals and 400 sec
onds 500 in all there have grown on, 20 prosecutions
at law which twenty prosecutions have resulted IN 10
acquittals, g. convictions of mansaughter, and of
murder in the first degree Ofthe persons convict
ed, 2 were hanged and two imprisoned Some Of the
standing highest in English history have been
engaged in these duels just referred to- such as the
Dukes Of York, Norfolk and Richmond, Lords Shell
burne, Macartuey, Exmouth, Townsend; Talbot,
Lauderdale, Lonsdale Maiden Camclford Paget,
Cas,leresgh, Belgrave, Londonderry; the Duke OF
Wellington, Pitt, Fox, Sheridan Canning, Tierney,
Sir Francis Burdeu, and many others. The English
talk good deal about the duels among our Congress
me in this country il they would look at home they
would see ten dues, in which members OF the House
of Lords or Commons were engaged, to one in this
country 10 which a member of Congress has been a
party.-NorHich journal.