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New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

TDEHE PfaLg.OTONEN, Females Fricud''--T
medicine be es0rrsd To With confidence for the purpose
relieving removing all complaints peculiar 10 females
other permanent Ill health II
the suffering aud prevent those accidents TO
which all mothers are exposed Pamphlets containing te,tnoua
directions much information valuable to females aud heads
NAV graft, Phlotoken Sold at Us aud
6il Boa .y l2 Pearl 70 and 100 Fulton
q5 Hudson and way 1876 Chatham and Brooklyn by
w Ralev Fu,toprcet Price 81 ~ per bottle. ai25 In
IMPORTANT ASTHMA CUKED-rUTSAM ONO, May
L. lSil-D-ar S-DGctsr Hemch has used or 10 bot
found decided bent His health
years past and his appearance indicates de-
clcd Improvement health His confidence IN your medicine has
induced and Informed that
many of cured aud Others greatly relieved
Dr. ID. J4yne. POTTS 4 uKAHAN
Prrpar. only at No. Third street Philadelphia
Sold wi By 4. Il. ID SANDS, Druggists, NO.
DAVID oASDS CO., II East Broad
wav, New-York. anii I'm
CONPDssTEOS ROLLERS, of the best materials and
u qualify Office of the New World 30
Ann-sL Iugure of Mr. J. W RICHARDS, the Press Room
Cbascneut.j .g2t II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

noble lord TO depreca;e the putting OF these que'-
tons understood the noble lord to say tnai ne
thought it might be conducvc TO the great interests
OF peace and moro consistent with the national hoH-
or. tina, these questions should rot be pressed anc
drawing the inference from wha; / CONCEIVE to be
Inc ooinions Of the noble lord, /. for Que, shall ao-
stain from pressing questions, or asking any iattet
cxn,na,ion frora him but the noble lord VIII per-
nit me 70 saw that the explanation winch he gave
was any hing but full and satisfactory.
SAD ACCIDENT At BREsT.-Ihe american OF
pres, of Angus, Goth, contains an account of an
awful accident which occurred in that port on the
o4rb and which filed the town with CONSERVATION.
The Venus frigatc had been fitted up for the Pur-
nose of allowing the artillerymen Of the port 10
practice firing with the great guns-225 shots had
been fired, when one si tho suas exploded and car
ried destruction all around. Twenty-one artillery
men were struck with the fragments of the sua,
three OF whom were killed on the spot, and three
died in half an hour afterwards; eleven were Sc
verey wounded and carried to tic hospita!-ihe
remainder were attended on board.
We have reason TO know that the Acet nav ftting
at Constantinople is intended to net against the
Bey of Tuns, with whom the Porte has Just ground
fer complaint. We haze also 10 believe that
the French Government not disposed - iay or the
object OF this expedition, and that the fleet now at
Toulop is destined for that part OF the African
coast. The grand question in this state OF ahalr-
is how far will the British Government interfere to
pIcycn, France meddling between the. Porte and It's
vassal On that point our correspondent refuses
to give opinion. London Herald, Avg. ~,
TuKKEY-Wc quote the following from Con-
stuntinope, l,t inst, from the Austrian Observer:
The Porte has received official intelligence Of thu
cessation Of the rebellion in Gambia, y combined
attack, by Nlustapha lacha and the Admiral Tahir
Pacha, according to which the former with par;
of his troops, advanced to Siakia, while the other
with his squadron, threatened it from the sea,
drove the Slnkio,es to submit without resistance
This news is confirmed By letter from Ancona, OF
the Sd, brought thiiher by the English steamer Cy-
cicps.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

PoruIArIoS OF TIE OrreMNS ENTIRE The
Augsburg Gazette OF the 4th instant states that the
Ottoman Empire according TO the last censusl
contains % 900, 900 inhabitants OF whom l6C0O,.
900 profess the Mahomesan religion, and uVO,0oo
Christians and Jews. The Turkish population at
Cons,antinopc had iriPled since the suppression OF
the Janissaries, and the Government asserts mat
the population is increasing throughout the EmPrc.
The population of Asiatic Turkey comprises TO-
OOO eco Mussumaus and only :, OO0, 600 Christians
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

10 The schooner Louisa jenkins with cargo
OF $50 barrels Flour, 20 do. Fish and 1900 bush
els Oats, driven against the pier at Dnnkirk,
on Lake Erie, on the 10Th. and went to pieces
Hall the Flour will be saved; the rest of the cargo
is lost
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
vSssya .UBsga CL0Tn.

7NEALER in this article be not deceived fyou 1oHld
~ retain yoar customers, supply them with the article
which acknowledged by every consumer who has trieo
il AZ reatly superior to any other. Ny Cloth for carriage
makers purpo,es marked A, has been equaed for
beauty appearance hardness and durability while the
IL Cloth which Fcl from 80 to 81! cents per yard J.
warranted in every respect fully equal to and generally
much bette. than the Cloth made in the ordinary way
and with small old fashioned machinery good sup
ply nov on hand of the various qualities
HORACE II. DAY, Successors Roxbury J.. H. Co.
mo On l2f Mnien- lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

The Mooy.-M. Arago, the celebrated astroaO
mer, has been giving lectures 10 crowded audiences,
on the nature Of the moon. He contends that this
planet is not an iShabted body and that it is with
out any kind Of vitality, either animal vegetable
He denies, also, that it has either seas rivers or
lakes, bur admits that it has mountains ana valleys,
which, however, he says, of primitive formation.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
- -, ,,,a Erie Railroad stn,c

II yc--ycr.i aud Erie Railroad St"'e
Sforit.-N Notice i hereby gwen tAi me Ne"- e'| a.
Fire Railroad Company Will eel. q I Hoe =, sl-lo' ~ ~
Merchants, E,e1.u.e in the CITY Of Ns~fork 90 hondas
tho r, a, If september noxt. at Il O'Clock Al noo2
uule t rectio. ii tie Comptroller One Hundred hon
.and Dollar. OF York State stock hearing interest ~
the rate of TX ne- PER anEum rem Inc MT ay %
October incluyey. payable quarterly On the ha' u O.
Jsuugrv Anil July and October. ing stocA i7sl,4 III
purslsc Of Ca,ter $50 Of Laws Of SAID STATE ol me
year I5ly and rrinbusanlo the pleasure OF the state
at am time after the frs day o! October. Ioot
The Merchants Bauk. in the City OF Nc"-i o.A = ~
ered as the MACE for the registry and transfer OF said
Stock and VII be the place for the payment Of interest,"
,hereupon.
The S.ack will be sold in certificates OF One Thousand
Dollars each and the buyers will ~ required 10 pay tAe
Of their purchases respectively iiaediic! ai'e'
the sale, when transfers will be made accordiar'y.
JAMES BOWEN, President.
New-York, 2jth August. lsi! an2o dto-o
BOOKS, STATIONARY AID PAPER HANGlNGS ..
x T'c Country Deaiers.-TAe subserbers keep
constantly Fand their Store, No. D Fca = near
Wall 81 Il complete assortment Of School. CLASSICAL
and MIscsLLANsoUS Books OF the latest and most ap-
proved editions which they offer upon the most TseSoHa
be terms for CASH or Cify 4cccPta1ces also
RLANk BOOKS and STATIONERY Of every variety
20 winch they aytc The attention OF Merchants visiting
the C,y 70 make their Fall purchases
ACCOUNT BOOKS ru-d 20 any pattern, ana 'n1Ic 10
order. Of the ae-t materials and IN superior styie
- FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANblN"o
BORDERS, &C. Of tho latest patterns anG FAST
eoloRs >ued TO the Country Trade of sale at MaHnjae
iprc~s PRICE,.
u Merchants and Dealers from the Country are request
ed 10 call and eXais!Rc their stock Of goods.
NE Schools Colleges and Libraries supplied upon tho
mos, liberal terms. BAKER CRANE X Co..
Wholesale booksellers and StatioGers. and
Dealers in Page: IIanEings 40. 10, Pearl st.
(sisn Of The ;. Ledser,D New-io:k, (aear "aii't)
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

tnorS, among whom are the following = Plato
Lycurgus, Pythasoras: Porphyry, P!utarch, Cullen,
Cuvier, AbeTnethy, Cheyne, Bell, S. Graham, al d
others.
Tea, and It's effects Sheep fed on fesh-Scro-
fula from eating pork Effects OF stInulan on
the jaws and teeth OF man also on animals, with
plates Milk for the young -Bloodsuckers Mo-
sac Law Teething Of infants = Salt-Unleaven.
ed bread Manner Of preparing and making bread
Fat, and It's effects = Nourishment, and us et-
fects Man must labor for his support Digestion,
and picture of the human stomach Mineral
poisons: and their effects Tooth-ache : Relation
of husband and wifc-Power Of assimilation =
Feeding London swine : Sleep Nutritious matter
in animal and vegetable substances Inquiries OF
parents visted on their children Corsets and sinai
waists TO young men who intend to get wives
and raise healthy children = Disobedience 10 pa
rents shortenS life Marriage and long life TO
ladies who believe the Bible Coz say SOY and WISH
10 rule their husbands.
i contains IS pages. Price, cents.
A liberal deduction made to those who buy TO
sell again.
For sale at the Health Bookstore, la6 Fulton
street, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

e The barn CT Mr.. Samuel Perry, AT BellevilIe
y. j., was consumed on the 18th, with large
quantity of grain. Loss $4,000 y colorcd girl
has been arrested for having set fire to il.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

Il WOULD WERE a FAiRY.'-A new and beau
tiful piece of Music by Miss Augusta Browne, has
Jus, been published by c. G. Christian, 400 Pearl
street.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
GE;EAT ATyfsACTaON.!

FARE REDUCED .-i2! and
$780, from Harlem. The proprietor embraces
earliest opportunity OF informing his
friends and the public general hat he Is prepared To
run his and splendid line Of Stages from the North
American Hotel Bowcry 20 DC WIZ {. Kcinrer= liar'
lem River Mansion House. regularly every half hour in
the day touching At other intermediate places along the
route md making their passage through IN about an hour
Neat and spacious apartments hied n7 on each end
of the route Tor the comfort aud Of passen
gers This new and well regulated line running nearly
double the number trips dali; that the Cars do the
track gives II decided advantage stopping
much longer each trip ut KclinFcrs and giving passcn
gers sufficient time to partake of every ad Of refresh
nent which always kept hand and served up il the
best possible manucr on terms suitable 10 the times.
Rowery and White Hall Stages usuni every five
minute during the day. J. MURPHY.
" en- Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
SANDGaS' snHsEs of SeIIooL DOORS

S7ATnsRN' SasSsEA OF SCHOOL BO0kS-
- Pgblislcd BY DAYTON q SANtON, u Nassad-st
corner OF Fulton
q have cxamined SaynSss SsEiys' Of School Books,
ard have hesitation expressing he opinion that they
possess great merit The Spelling Book embraces several
important particulars not usually exhibited il works Of
the kind The sounds the clearly defined aud
illustrated the principles Of Urtkog Apply are aped 10
diiercpt words in correspondent with par,ng
changes Of tnc accents Of the sarc words used
nouas and verbs are all distinctly presented and the entire
arrangement is, my !gcmsnt. well calculated to al,
the papil in knowledge OF the orih0sFaPny "nn
use Of voris Mr. sanders publications have already
gained an extensive circuaon aad drscrv: all ac pax
roIagc which they have received. HIS School Reader
nile Department. +. d. Nal DIE,
Principal Of Lansins5urgh Academy:
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

~ On. hundred and fifteen Canal Boats have
.cr launched al Rochester during the prcse., year.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
rRFAp CARPET sTORE.-The

~ her oilers for sale new and splendid assortment Of
3ply Brussels fine and superhne Ingram Carpeng OIL
Cloth Rugs Mats Mating with all other article. con-
ssced with The cheaper than can be bought at any
ob,- store in the cty Persons from the country cry
.hing to purchase will mad much to th;!r Advantage to
gall before purchasing eevhere, = Caaal-Srset ouih
.Ide nnar Rrondxay. DAfIEI. u. WILCOX. an21 3in
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

NEW EALL G08Ds.-ALFRED SMITH
Merchant Tailor No. 1876 FuItOn-st would invite HI.
friend, aad the public call and examine his stock OF
new Fall Goods consisting Cloths, Cass;meres ana YES
iny suited 10 the fall trade Gentlemen leaving their or
er may rely upon their being fulfilled IN the mos. satis
factory manner Terms lnodcratc-Cash delivery s. II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
: c Fl OOi. 5.
Il lEr.. ..n.. lIi.- sEolten,. nonrdinynnd

Il Nrs. and Hiss sEoitou's Boarding md
Day school, No II Aniyy AieE door. =, a.
Broadway. Newly ogs.-Tse Fa Term Of sjs a.ttn.ior
commenced SPIT Isl, under Arrangement f,r the ascoa
mediation OF pupils N daily also weekly and sem.
wecAis courses oflnstrGcrou
Order OF Rccitatious aud Lecturer
O'Clock 4 VI tai,y.-Bble and Ecelcsias;cs Aucit nj
and Modern History.
10 o'clock. 4. VI Mondays and hgrsdays-Orlnary
erci-ea OF Esssh G-amH's-.
Tuesdays and FFdays.-Gcoicgy Mineralosy ant
Geography.
Wednesday S-Critici>ns on Compositions.
II o'clock l. VI. MONDAYS and ThursdayS-Menal an6
Norsl Philosophy
Tuesdays Wednesdays aud Fridays-Physiology
II Il. dail,.-Calisihcnic. and Vocal Music
l " T. NJ dailv.-Ari,amctic, Geometry, and Natural
Philosophy.
Pcnman.hp IN the afternoon BY Mr. DOLBEAR.
Ladies rot IN constant Attendance q; the School. may
Re connected any particular class or classes, having
prepared their lessons at home.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

~ To LET.-Thc second floor of front BUILDING,
: % Ann st. directly Stonesll's bar room, woI
uited for Billiards any business requiring good light
Enquire of VIM. Fuller the premises, between II and
O'clock. sl0 2w
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

~ TO EET-The Store No. = Dey street, first
i rate stand for the Grocery AID Provision business,
having occupied such for many years lmmediato
be had Inquire the premises, al no.
n roy, door si3 st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
PIANO FORTRs.-WILLAN

5spLAIN, sole agen, fer Talnlan 4 Rsndel's
II q 7 S1superor grand acton Pianos Barclay S.,
BroatwayThe pablo may rest assured taat insra-
of ,hs establishment cannot be exceed IN tone,
touch appearance by any manufactured ans al prices
neye. before offered Having beea constantly engaged III
Teaching Tuning and Regulating for the last sixteen
wears. he is confident he advantages the eec-
ton Of Pia.os uuequaled. 81 im
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

rt,s. Fss~aE yyEsS VALUE hAEAs.E s2.
l The (; WEN SEUN, 80 Greene and - Ann
streets open daily Gcntemen subscribing nave
An. n-,jlcye of exercising At boA the Establishments In
.ddoa to every implement made OF il: the regular
Gymnasium. there are a bowling alley quoit-grourd'
,soo,ng-Falery, aad large open space Tor running
;n,nnng &C. exclusively for the amusement OF the
w F. respectfully nf,rms parents and guardians that
junior c1s is about being formed aud WHO VIII exercise
always under l.s Immediate superintendent.
Fencing and Sparrng taught ~ usual upon tHc most
approved principles. -,..-.., -
Az evening class Will be formed al an carry per- anu
CON. lr,ln dllrinc lie Mlntrr ~ wv
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
FOR SJ.oEIY.S:Rs.

4 y = Z - "a = ~ = - & -
SUMNER lRRATG EMENI FOR LONG BRANCH.
OCEAN HOUSE RUhSOM DOCK. iuDpLETOWN.
AT BROWNS DOCK IL RED BANK.
- Er1 = The steamboat OSIRIS, Capt. J. L.
sr:=-,z.1-Ss Affair.", VII a. iollovs-!esye t'uio-
-----@- cS'=- Market slip, Eas; River avery Monday
morning, at O'Clock Tuesday y adnesday Thursday.
Friday, and Sunday, AZ o'clock H. IL, Sdtarisy II
II o'clock,
Returning, leave Red Bank ,, hafpast o'clock, every
day. ccpi Monday 10 o'clock A. ~, ard Saturday,
a;4P.n
The boat -ill run as above until further notice
yation weaker permitting. y. B-.ul frceh, az.
baggage 4; the risk Of ihtow thereof. Jy9 3n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

follows:
Leave Hicksvillc at !. o'clock. A. ~. and Il p. NJ.
Leave Hampstead - minutes past O'CLOCK a. ~,
and 30 minutes before o'clock, r. ~.
Leave Jnmaica at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and y o'clock r NJ
Leave Brooklyn ~ O'Clock. a. " and O'Clock T. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hicksyic at Z. 4. w., and O'Clock, p ~
Leave Hampstead y minutes past A. NJ, and min
ut-s before o'clock, p ".
Icaye Inlsalca at II O'Clock, A NJ. ant Is p. VI.
Leave Brooklyn at o. o'clock h. NJ. and F. VI.
BY the above arrangement passengers ah1s the morn
ng train wall visit RocAa-ay and the se"erai
villages the route the evening Stages
regularly the arrival of tie TO kockaway,
msstead farbor, Glen Cove Wheailey, Oyster Bay.
Huntington, Babylon. Smith,o~n l,p, LII Snrdiekor
Hotel and through the island 20 Grecnpor and sag Har
Dor.
Fare Bedford l2l TO East Nowior Isl cents;
Jamaica, - BrGshvillc 81 cents 70 Netbury,
Carlo Place and Hampstead, 10 cents; to Hicksvlc t2
-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
n s,D,yEg,r, x Coji

z. WE'LL x CO.'S. E.ENs:.
= eco = FOR NEWBuRGH, LANDING AT
$780, 'CALDWELL'S WEST POINT Il COLD
'--ezIA---'<-7@- SPRINGS. Tse steamboat HiGHLAN-
DER. Captain Robert Wardrop, will leave the foo; Of
Warrer-strcc NcwYsrk. every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon ut o'clnck.
Returning the HIGHLAEDER viii leave Newhu-gh
every Monday morning i o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
70. freight passage, apply TO the Captain on board
" B-il baggage, aad freight Of every description and
bills OF specie put board this boa:, must he he risk
Of the thereof unless bill Of adng receipt
,irned for tie same jy-S
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

MASONIC D.EssIS.-Eccant Masonic
VA Aprons and Sashes, suitable for Knight Templars,
Royal Arch and Master Mas A.O, Tsmpars and Ma
sonic Charts for sale 2i Pearls stairs sl} 3tawT
DAVEE7ON FOUNTAIN, Saratoga Springs.
4 This celebrated Mineral Wa constantly on hand,
from the Springs, for sale wholesale and retail by the
Agents GtSSNER & YOUNG, 1872 Chaihsn-st.
n B. Sent any part of the city free ofexpeuse ia I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
R0ARDlNG IN NEW-YOls.i

BOARDING In NEW-Y11sM.
~ ENTLEMEN visiting Ncw-York will find quiet and
~ pleasant homc the GRAHAM HOUSE, No. %
Barclay street, whore ample accommodations arc at all
ines reserved for Boardcrs and afforded az mod
raie prices, by the day week. No fumes Of Tobecco
lr Alcohol will be found TO faint the atmosphere.
NIB. A few permanent Boarders will be taken
Ncw-Yorb. April l7th. 1871. ldl ROSWELL. GoSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

NOTeCGc-To Mcrchants, Insurance Companies, &C.
y The undersigned has family to support, and hls
Of regular employment for several months ie
IS well acquainted with The Cty aud would like devote
lis time the collection of debts, any outdoor busi
ness lie several years clerk IN the Registers
Office and is veil known the gentlemen Of the Bar IN
his City, many Of HON he refer for testimonials of
character ability, and untirng industry.
DAVID GLADD. 2i3 nivisien-st, or 1872 Chatham.
Refers 10 Thos MeElra,h Esq., ~ b. Hart. ESP Sheriff.
Gassner & Young II. & 5. Rayuor, VIM. H. Warner. 1877
gront-st s3 lW
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
Tn,m. fnr Lie nhorc.

Five dollars per Quarter tor auE separate oFanrh II o
fan c-urse taken IN several Cor all the branches terms
pl be the stated The regular School ClTesar
A Day Goycrucss conurctcd with Ire School Who WI
vls!t pupii> at their residence II desired.
The established class bra sing and Painting by MIS-
GILLNuR VII he continued nj half past O'Clock, P VI
destruction F..ch and entail Mr'ic 1t hour
convenient Tor pupils private classes Oh Pant
ii.c en- Saturday.. nv MIR T. W. WHITLEY.
Professor THOMAS HASTINGS Will Continue his pm
yatc classes Vocal Music. Dr. HOLTON viii mset his
private classes Physiology and In Peiey' Natural The
ocry such aud places viii best accommodate
thoe colspo,lng them Subjects will be illustrated by
su.tshlc Apparatus and Drawings
Nr. NJ. ROBINSON vii gi'r course of instruction
with familiar Lectures on the Outlines, Chronology
trho-s of Ancient ami Modern History, designed
such a. wish to pursue thorough Of rcadsg.
Ea.h member will be furnished with blank book for o
Chronological Chart Mr. ROBINSON, plan.
For further particulars Mr., and Miss H. respectfully
refer to their general Circular which may be obtained al
their residence. -
lis hoped Parents and Guardians. having Children o.
Wards IN the school, will occasionally witness the Reel
tatons at hours specified above without special invi
- An A.sistan, Pupil. who speaks the French Ian
gracc i wanted. Apply as above. SO In
L. SEMINARY for Eoung Ladies.-At 81 XIV
ington.t-Ths Institution viii be tc-opcued on Monday
the Goth inst. Suitable Instructors engagcs for each
Department.
Select Shoot for Boys is also connected With the insti
tutlcn bgt entirely separate from the Female School
su27 Inn V THOMPSON, Principal
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
riIOTrIE Cr.EKKa OF TIaE CITY or

rINOTs7E CLERKS OF TME GATH OF
4 NEW. YORK; Professor BASSET will organize his
Evening Glasses for instruction IN the French language on
The aOt September ins,ant also on the 9Th and 18th OF
October next Class already formed for those who
having acquired considerable knowledge wish TO perfect
Themselves Class of Young Ladies viii
also be attended TT p NJ As lhosc who joan the different
Csss-s above mentioned dates "i cnJsy many ad
yauaces ~ requests early application Prof b. can be
seen either before A. NJ after p NJ at his residence
asa Broadway second door from the OF Broadway
,,.J q r,pd-.trr.f SIS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

DCAIsD.-Boar,i. with Pheasant front rooms ON ii
ID door and line front basement, may be had, delight
ally situated l0l East Broadway. Private famllya few
elect Boarders house ANA apartments very desirable.
sl5 lwF
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Pro

INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE PNO-
AZ PERTf al New-Brghton, Staten leland, by sub
scripton.
The Trustees Of the New-Brshton Association haYo
made for the sae of five hundred block, or
parcels OF land embracing the desirable ana ocst 70
ed portion. of their property each parcel containing
not less than eight lots IS by 100 feet aHd some OF
rhe.n cootainpg from one 10 FIVE On several OF
splenid improvements comprising large man
r. nl, atonted 70. disposiEg Of lac above property
nts yrea inducements 10 the capitalist DESTROYS Of
making good investment and to all Who may "l'h to OBJ
ON ron The mos; eligible IN the vicinity oil New-f
For the prospectus plan and details Of the apply
- HENRY LYNCH, President at the Office OF the As
.o.i.,ion No. Hanover street. up stairs.
BOOKS Of subscription are opened by EDWARD NJ
coll Esq Trustee, at the Office of the Hew-York Life
and Trust Company, No. 81 Wa-si- BY order of the
Trustees. aul3 n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

M ROOMS TO EET-A and bedroom
ji with closets panlrcs, &c. suitable for small iam-
ly. Also large extraordinarily we'll lighted,
.utabe for work shop Inquire the premises OF
SIS I'm JOHN LOCKE, in OF 81 Ann-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

s<.H EOgS - A1-E.-A valuable Farm OF IA acres
sTS Westchester II miles south of White Plains aud
--=.@ live of Railroad decidedly OF tho best
the county, and will be sold reasonable ap
pI,caIion tn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
-, VACANT hoTs 10 BE LET-Sos.

9 :O9 aud iii Franklin street West each ~ by
% feet Poiiession Immediately Inquire of
sll Inn +. COPCU TT. 4US Westinghouse
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

learner may acquire fair knowledge Of French by only
fe lessons eek, of hour each, during the winter
ARC ETECTUssAL DRAWING ACAD
a EMY, BY 4. THOMAS Il son. 81 Cana-sireet, 20
commence on the first Tuesday of October next where
Mechanics Of all classes III the Bnldng department. are
taught on the best principles Designs, Perspective Sha
ao2ing and Ornamental Drawings Apply at the Office
lA-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

tJNO LErA Bar-Aoom, Billiard Room aud Blae-
ent suitable for itf.c.ory, and the Stock and FIX
for sale Williamsburg Of Grand and Water
,treet. the Ferry, known The Lony Island Psy
If not sold before Monday, thu 10th inst, ihe
viii be offered Public Asction that day, ~ o'clock
A. H. Persons wishing To engage III that business are ~
y.ed 10 call. II 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

S;I The third story Of the building No % ANA
<=-N' street one Oft the best Rooms in the city for
Printing Office or an, light business being ght5d three
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