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New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

% John Leonardo, Of NewOrleans has been examined
and committed TO answer charge of setting fire the soap
and candle factory whose conlagraon we mentioned few
days since. Two others who suspected were dis
charged.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

pairs transI Window ladcs for ar
by OLIVER WOODFOED, Gf Ca;hc at the low prce
pair Families residing IN the city or country car purchase
pair of Wnio~ Shades remarkably low price.
Ilechants Uphoseer> supplied y the case or Dozen
BA pairs Italian Landscapes from SOoo to SEW per
SlI:lm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

% The sloop Alknomook, at Charleston, $ C., was
struck by lightning the GOTH her was shattered but
no ether serol, injury was done.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

OOFS AT TEE5S-Jusi received, let OF Inc Chniz fats
Il Printed uslns At Is I'd ot hne D. Laee: a; i Cd
lot Fie Floss only Net Floss black at M lot nne French
Meruo onY BOYS vevst Caps at > cd lot Satin and
good quality at only b % lot double Cas-
iuee at only 81 Drilling, at b lot fine Cotton Hose
at only Is For WILLET HAWkNsS Store 5l Green
- go, 1924 81
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

SUSPICION OF MuRDxK-Capt. Perry Smith of Van Blu
rem Harbo " y recently received letter from his son.
young man who has been for time engaged in the Land
Office of Mississippi stating that he should leave for home
in few days, bringing with him about $4,000 Some three
weeks atcrward he received letter from some passengers
who up the Ohio with Mr. Smith stating that eve
ming he board but in the morning missing and
the finding clothing identified his induced the be-
lief that he had been murdered during the night.
RosBErlEs At ST. LoUIs.-Thc St. Louis New Era says
tina, rogues named Butler and Johnson arrested on
the l4th charged with attempt rob the National Ho-
tel At the City Hotel, three gentlemen were retiring
10 their for the night when they discovered something
resembling snug colcd up under bed in one corner
of the They forthwith drew him OUT, when he pre-
tended be drunk and said he did know how nc got
into his present quarters While they were examining him.
he watched his opportunity and lodged out at the door but
was pursued and soon lodg ed in Jail.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27
For The Tribune.

% colorcd boy named Hall was drowned at Buffalo
On the I'D while bathing.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

=
eczs-55 leaves wharfbewseR Barclay and Veseyree
DAY, Thursday ard Saturday and sm Albany Monday
Wednesday and Friday the hour She through WITH
landing making her passages regularly and certainly within
twelve the Western Railroad The
preor for comfort rather than speed There is no Sose or
board her the being horizontal below deck and
very STILL and without unpleasant swell She has two
and below deck ladies saloon aud two
ooss gentlemen the deck and nineteen state rooms on
the upre with bail IS wide and loo feet long Tor prone
nainP THIS hall well Sheltered lighted and ven
aIed opens double doors tho forward and after decks
bell leading hail in
attendance
by II aud double BEDS AID
required standing berth each Of hem
folding doors making spacious
parlo families sad parties have supper or breakfast
passage chanbensd waits on the ladies a-
Passengers not called up
reaching wharf their leisure all NOISE
deck being trcty prohibited.
still boat and does rot roll or carcen Ill
rough high winds She 20 feet long draws feet water
any and can pass the Oycugh and all the shoals at any time OF
tide jy5 In FLOWER, COMMANDER
FOR sasREWSBUHN-SUM ARR4NGEMENT
FOR LONG BIZ ,NCH, OCEAN HOUSE RuMSOM DOCK
MIDDLE TOWN, AT BROWNS DOCK & RED RANk -
b c-@AS - The steamboat OSIRIS, Capt j. u Alaire VIII
SSS, lellows-leavc Fucr Market slp East ll'er
Monday morning o'clock Tues day
Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Sunday ut O'Clock A. d. ana
Saturday at IL O'clock,
leave Red Bank at halfP o'clock every Gay, N
cept Monday 10 O'Clock, A. VI ard Saturday, at r. VI
The will above until further notice navigation an"
permitting n bah e. and baggage at the rs ot tho
thereof Jye oh
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

BUTcHzRY-The Richmond Star says that ARRAY arose
the evening Of the 22d between Robert Harris cabinet
maker ard James McDcrmott printer in Screamersvie
Va McDcrno,t fought until knocked down by Harris who
then stamped upon and stabbed him in nearly hundred pa-
ces cutting his body almost pieces 1t said the man is
likely to
New-York tribune., 1841-07-27

COPPER, TIN AND ZINC ROOFING.
TIME undersigned hi, friends and the public that ne
sprcp.red TO cover buildings with materials short
notice favorable Reference will be given to some the
6rs buildings in country for workmanship, &c Bc.dIng
Cutters Cornces and Leaders OF
the above materials made repaired, at the
~ ~ Old Stand, No. 20i Canal-stree-
w. II. SWEET.
Summer ovens that subscriber w Bake sale
Tin Ware always OIL Athano Cooking Stove. the
only place they can sad the city. w H. SWEET M
rt,HE PRICE Of METAL KOGFENG AT THIS
DATE.-The subscribers having stock OF tnned and Gaya-
pzed Plates offer Roofs At tie following
prices the work 10 be ell ans warranted tight:
Galvanized Sheer Iron Roofs 20 cents the square foot.
Galvanized lin Plate Roofs. ...-.li
Common Tin Plate Roof.
Those good os requested 10 eau ana examine TIC
stock for themselves.
Roofs and Cutters repaired and warranted tight
The CislvanzeI Paia, sale at SI2 20 per 100 lbs
n B. Vance let of old Zinc Roofing
Oil and Paint Cans Galvanized Sugar Moud &c made to order
Sir cent, H. for old Zinc Roofs the subscribers
ly2t w. SUh'th u 81 r-t E.'-, = 9oHH-st.
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ROLLED AND PLATE q

FIRST RATE Relied aad Pae Brass caa Arrays DC
found CT JAMES G. MOFFET III Prince street. ear wooster
:. -. - f az II
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PRICE ONE CENT.

cannot evade Il Is our business 10 legls!ate ier
society, and We can only control the outward con
duct Of men; the secret motives and wicked con
ceaments Of the heart. which often eyade the
wisest human laws must be left 70 that fna JUS
tice which will be pronounced by msneF aHd
holier tribunal.
But. .ir. there is one effect that will be produced
bv The massage 81 this bill that has thrilling inter
est in its contemplation. Ii Is the Joy that tins
measure viii dirse into more ihan ini.loH OF
ocl,uo hearts The bankrupt, in the lnited
States and hose dependant on them, whose hearts
viii lean with ioy at the announcement OF their de-
l;,.o,o,ce. will aot number less than million. The
7,,rrbe- i usually estimated much larger. Now
sir. if these could all be brought together not only
the unhappy bankrupts themselves, bat their wives.
their children and all who, By ties OF nature and
affection. have claims them for support, and
YOU could see the solemn sadness that rcigEs
throughout this vast multitude. and YOU could then
hear the sound OF their deiverauce, and witness
the thrilling effect, what would be your cmotion,
Would your heart not swell with unuiterble rap
ture in view of this happy scene! Wouldyou no.
see sorrow turned into JOY, and witness the over
flowing waves Of an ocean Of happiness
Sir, this measure is calc.atel TO give more r.
lief 10 more human beings than any You could pass.
The deliverance that this measure viii bring will
be consecrated by tears and gratitude. Memory
will dwell on it and in all time to come it vii be
held il aiiectonate remembrance. 1t will be a new
era in our history, from which million Of human
beings will date their deliverance. 1t viii be
new era in our history, from which our CONNER
cia policy will date It's most important improve
men. 1t will be new era in our history from
which TIE advancement, of our social condition and
the morals of the country will receive new i'm
pulse. And it will be in our history to
which we may all look with pride and satisfaction,
and dwell on it as one dear the honor and glory
OF the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

TRg BAxKRurr LAw.-The bcnescent effects
Of this great Wing measure of the Extra Session,
are thus eoqusntly described by Hon. MllroS
BRowx. of Tennessee, at the conclusion OF
speech which appears in the lnteIligencer OF
Wednesday:
Bur, sir, ii is no, only the interests of creditors
as well as debtors and the mora, and social rela-
IONS of society that will be improved by tins Fnc1
sure; It's commercial influence will be powerful
The number OF bankrupts in the United States Is
estimated by some at FIVE hundred thousand. sup
pose the number to be only halt that; still 1t Is
sufficiently great to be matter of national concern
These men are drones in the hive-nol rotaatary
droucs, who prefer deness to industry, but made
drones by the operation of your laws They dare
not own any thing. Their friends and relatives
dare no; them mp in business. in order tina, they
may make support for those dcpcSdent on them
Their lives are useless To themselves and others
Now, Sir what good is to be attained by keeping
them in this condluonl Does it beneh; theiI cred
ilorS No. Does II benefit society No. Whom
does il benefit Nos one human being; while II
.uic,s fatal stab and remorsccss death On all the
sarlhly hopes of these unfortunate men.
The bill proposes 10 restore this numerous class
To active and useful cmploynent-uscfu to them
selves aud families. and useful To their country
Sir. is this no, desirable VIII i, not benefit the
whole community VIII il not breathe new lite
INTO the business and productive labor OF the
country Surely there can be but ono answer to
these questions These men will spring into &C
lion and HE; they viii feel cnnobcd, di<entanglcd
and dsenthralled; many of them will profit by
their past errors, and viii become useful and highly
valuable members OF community, contributing then
ia share to our national greatness and wealth
Turn thea loose Knock oil their chains lie
them 60 free and feel the reverence Tor the 'ns;'tu
lions OF their country aud the gratitude that then
deiyerance must inspire! Am told that ms n'i'
discharge some unworthy man l ans Ser, vii
YOU therefore hold honest ones in chains Tn
Fains OF heaven fall on the evil and the good o.
the JUS, and on the unjust; and some 'ares ar
Permitted to grow rather than the wheat should t'
rooted up. Ii a rogue now and 'hen escapes, l'
@in so there is tribunal whose judgement he
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

SlLE-Rcasons why the people Of the United
States especially the farmers should engage IN
the business OF silk growing
ls; Because silk forms the heaviest item N The
catalogue of our impogtalions
81. Because We possess the means OF doing II to
better advantage Than any other nation.
Sd. Because the necessary skill is easily ac-
CURED, and no nation ever possessed better talents
to acquire it.
4. because tie nation under heavy emf ar'oss
men,s on accoNnt of cXcrssiye importauon'' and
no Other means are 50 sure OF success IN providing
the necessary relief
9TH Because i, can be cfcciualy engaged in by
all classes Of people requiring little or no capital
9th Because we have more spare land than
any other nation. ana much well suited to the
growth of the mulberry, which Is worn out tor
other purposes.
9TH Because we are already well stocked with
the mulberry trees, which will BE- lost TO the nation
If no, used Tor that purpose
g. Because astocl; of silk WORMS may be OBJ
,ained the first wear. equal to what could be reared
of any othe-. I've stock in L great portion OF lite
time.
9th. Because raw silk or cocoon7 are always
,urcr o.. sal, than almost any other commodity
IO.h Because !. j. !. very certain crop.
llih Because a pound of silk worth six dollars
can be srowa in less time than pound OF wool
worth hity cents,
10Th. Because it will cost no more 70 transport
a pound OF silk to market worth siN dollars than
pound of Lreud-stuii or pork worth sN or eish'
cents
18th. Because the labor OF growing crop o
silk requires only six or seven weeks. while that q
almost any farming crsp requires more than a.
many months.
li,h. Because most OF the labor will be perform
ed BY women. children OF invalids-who, though
willing, are unable to perform other profitable
labor.
18th. Because there are hundred if not thou
sands Of sl,ilful silk manufacturers in the counir,
who are unable to hnd regular employment 10
want of raw silk.
10Th. Because the growing and manufacture o
Ill, has never failed 10 be OF wealth L
any nation which embarked in it.
nth. Because the Legislature OF or State haV
inc observed and duly weighed all the forcgoin:
reasons. have wisely offered a liberal bounty TO
ITS encouragement.
18Th Because the American Institute with
Gberali.y which speaks volumes TO It's cveria>iin
credit has offered, for the encouragement ct ME
rature AS well "a this most eminent oranch oil ~
iustry, premium OF fifty dollars and so.i ine%a
Tor the best treatise thereon and !lAe i''e"'' IL
the best silk reel.
The person who would rot be stimulated 20 y
er,ion by such reasons and li0cr offers OF rewat
must be sordid indeed OF THE NORTH
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

Russ OF ANCIENT Cries with general and particular
Accounts Of their X Sc Fall, Present Condition
By CHARLES BucEE-Nos l3i, l3j, turpers Family
Library
of,hc interest so universally fell in Ancient Ru-
ins, We have a striking instance IN the unexamped
popularity and extraordinary sale of MIR. Stephens
recent work on the ruins of Central America. The
feeling is natural and noble one, an! abundant
materials will be found for its qualification in these
volumes. We have seldom read a more attractive
book 1t has had great and deserved popularity
IN England, and we doub, not will meet with drc
led success in its present fern 1t is issued in the
neat and cheap style peculiar TO the fiarpers.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

:fA ssbss SALE GH ENCGaANG ga
I.. Country seat. 10 mile, from the city, located IN
Queens County l.. coG,3ning upwards of 80 acres OF
first rate land The buildings are Que d"ahc house. mo-
Germ ialsh with CRATES, marble nantes, olding doors
Sc extra Kitchen also large barns. wagoa house car
risr. house. shop rruary poultry hCe and yard, Zee
on e. with all conyenicHc'> necessary for large
family The ut is of the best kind and III every variety
apples. cherries *. III abundance
larsc amo:.ut OF the moaey may remain on bond and
MORTGAGE; .r Btcoll, "A or NcwYorN city properly would
be taken III exchange. Address L. d. = ut TINS oiiice
u a
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DApER MANuEsurUgEEss, ANO COW

L MISSION WAREHOUSE. No. 81 Liberty-stIcci-
Printing, autographs asd Coorcd eapcrs IN oil the
varieties made order O. any quat, from common news
the hGest Book paper nae the country, nj the ih
t2rkc prices from the very superior mills of Aessrs A
c. and W. Curtis, Boston, and ". NJ Curtis Beilyhe,
y ard from several other manufacturers having the be-
of machinery. All orders thankfully received and promp
NV executed. au7 On EDWARD CURTIS, Agent
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ssa,kv ATTRACTEGN.:,

FARE ttEDUCED II: cents 70 aud
--T. es::.sF from Hs'lem The proprietor embraces
---lZ1@-r-thc earliest opportunity o. informing his
friends and the public in general thai he prepared 70
run his and splendid Inc Of Stages from the North
American Hoiel, Bowery to De " L { keiinger' har
Iou riyer Mansion House regularly every half hour IN
The lag touching other incraedia places nloaE the
and rlakis their passage through III about an Ecar
Neat and spacious apartments are hel aP On eaca end
or M ,u;c for the comfort and convenience Of gassen
cor Ths rev zat well regulated he running nearly
Ioabe the number Of trp daily that tie Car' do on the
track giYes II decided advantage over tac;n stopping
,Ii LANCER .aeh t.ip a. X eli myers and giving essen
ers sufficient ti:nc to Par.ae Of every kd OF refresh
men; VIXEN always kept hand cEt served P Ia tHe
hes; possible CT -era suitable TO ihe tunes
povsry -i IVii.e Hall stisGs usual 81 cry I'VE
-. diri,y M. ,,av J. MURPHY,
80 sr, Proprietor.
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THE EASTERN DIVISION
g-7.etssTT.+Ss1 - ~ oF THE
s@-->s'-F- ssess ss.-Ira;u., until

4
further notice. Wi follows
FROM S..W- YORK.
4 Poss,rgcr Tram S"'ly, except >undlys leaving the
fact Of A.banystreei, in the Steamboat UTICA Captain
4 H. Schultz 1t A. d. and arriving III Cos hen nj r NJ
4 Frcighf ami Passenger TrcH tr-Nsthiy, leaving
the foot OF Cedar-street / P. ~, Mondays, Thar
days and Saturdays aud arriving Goshen ~, 7. NJ
Stopping places the same n IN the trains fem Goshen
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Tram dai'y except SUNDAYS leaving the
depot at 4. II, and stopping at aay OF the following
paces where passenger may desire te left taken
~. VIZ Chester, n Village, Turner'S, Monree
WORKS, Eaisupo station suferus, Fascac Bauyc v!l'-
and Perm Mt, arriving the steamboat Utica Al New
York. ~. ".
i Freigit and PASSENGER Train :ri-ncek'y. levin;
the depot al r. NJ, Mondays Thursdays aud aAiuf-
d,ys stop required. the abo.c places. srri' At
New YORK At 10, 7. VI.
For freight or passage. inqaisc the Company OF
fec, or al the various Depo;S o. the ronie oil II
hosG EAg.ArY, G2Ars.-
:-a-;s5:.f = ~ I; d 3 ~ Fall ARRANGE
80 Me NT.--On and afrE Mon,-, tis
-------------l.Ith September, tlic cars will Eln n-
Leave HieksviIlc at y O'Clock. 4. w. ard y P. Il.
Leave lion stead at - minIte5 pa o'clock, 4. NJ
ari ~ minutes B.. fore = o'liocs, 2. u.
Love J4!aca a. s.: o'clock 4 VI. and .! oeoei.- ~
I.e,yc BrooAiynatGf o'clock. \ y ald ! clock T. IL
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Hirksyil8 10 :. 4. NJ, and / o'clock. 7 u
Lev, Hampstead at - minutes pas. A. u Az mn-
u;es bcfcr, + o'clock, 2. II.
Loayo Jssaiea IL: orock, 4 ~. ant y P. d.
Toaye BrooL Iyg az y O'Clock {. u, and T. u.
b. the above arrangement passengers taking the morn
ing I'm q u lave time itocGs ~, and tit st'c5i
ysses cn jhe route, return the sanf e'ehlnk S'
ran reeg.slv ontAe arrival OF the caTs, 70 Sncka" -
;;crs.ieal IIartor Clca Co.e, NAcaiiey. Oyster 10y
Huntington Babylon Shutdown. iNp LII s'fti- ''r
Ho,e and through tie island Greenpoft ana 80 liar
F-c 70 Psiford Ia cents 10 East Nev-Yor, = oen:.;
To jamaica, - ceats 10 Brusve, 81 cents 10 " -stOafy
earle Place and Hampstead 90 cents to h'cAs'Ii a.
ceu.s.
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AM no t.Es-A desirable and beautiful
Dis: Courtrv Residence with 10 ots of ground ia Brook
M within ten minutes, ride OF he Fulton Ferry. Foil
icscrpt on tans sc. be had by calling AZ lj5 Wa
lar - cor Pine. np stairs $50 ).
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

S..--.szn-, IsSrSRC.-The subscriber, nau.e OF
slfsa4-4-z5a Europe and educated TO the profession
IT. II ofaa,ic from h ehdAoo. respectfully ye!G
tffs-- his .erfices the uia~itaEts OF New YORK. as
tler Of the Piano fortc and Singing lie has had over
,eIvc wears expcrence teaching more than nall oil
that period N this country. 49,,
Far further Information as 10 his qualifications ana
,er he has the pleasure of referring among Others
80 a., croying veil krown zen lcmrn. IN whose families
i ~. now and has been for tine teaching
'' = ~, 80, Thomas Ha,tinct Esq.
- K,,nn F.1 c aries 81. SaXton.
o., iof, n me book store Of Dayton & Saalon corner
.'tsJ Nassau streets or 30 Burton st will be
paac.rall2 q ta1d-d 10. FfD!No - A-'D''''
- lnlwT
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.SaM Istsv7lS no hEF-A room And bid roaw
a with closets, pantFics &c. suitable tor a S"a r."y
A,o one large room, extraordinarily well lighted, su1-
Die for workshop. Inquire on the premises of
- II JOHN LOCKE. M rear Of 81 Ann 81.
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s2DAstD with pleasant Rooms, be obtained by
- families single gentlemen - yurray->t. Term,
moderate. References exchanged SIS La
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,i,.EE .a-IERECEN EstIfs s;E.sr0 Y 4.

TWE-Aa efeeiaa remedy Tor Haltaes' and Dll-
drf prepared hg Lazy Of la city was OF 'ti1n
IN rasv private faai atsre, tn proprietor to osr
i,n7r TO th- pubc. Foo ,,!s at :. < l. ilo-H-N -
Il lien laae Sfr. Canuons istor I:ou-a; Eu-iion &
nryafi'<. Thomas Green's. corner OF Broadway and
[y,lser 81. l.. dies Repository, 49, Broad~ay Cole
O.rs Broadxay, and T.. L. Csrhs, corner OF B'oat
~ 49, 80 IN
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Ft1As;ssRSa :.-Smg!e gentleman (and no others
ID residing the lower part OF the City can be
commod1cd with good Board, with without rooms. -
SO Fuiton-sI Also, three iou have Dinner only
II desired. jc2i -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

yrgEyGEz a.ANGUSGE.-Madame l. MA
{ NEsCA DURAND'S first class for The season com
Liner may aco,ire fair knowlrdge Of French by only
low rs.ous n = eek of an hour each, during the wnter
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

~ VACANT LOTS 40 HE LET-Nos
liz: cO9 aud 2ll Franklin West each 20 by
100 feet Possession Immediately. Inquire of
sII I'm F. COPCUrr. i0S Westinghouse.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

r.Sy pss,z. ssS5s; zps-ALFRED SMITH,
Merchant Tailor No l36 FU.:0n-L would invitc h's
friends AMI pu'le to cll and examine ms ,I9I Go OF
ne Fail Goods, co1s,ug OF Cloths as in'Tcs ana YES
rrs NAV rely upon their being fulfilled in the most sai',
t.,nr. .anncr rrrnl. molerate-Cash on teIyefy y U
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

M4E>HAll'S TROY SHIFT DEPOT, No. 90
II Cha.a5- street Ne4 York, - cases OF Winter
rnIer-S rt- ai I-crs. togetor with large a,sort-
neii OF iae4 1l.,. shirts Coli@r-, Bosom - winch
viii be sold 30 O. sng prices, VIZ Under s!iri' and
Drawers a :; - -, -, =. s. - ~ 81 = 10
.n inward ps !ozea. linen Bosom Shirts 40 81 :.
- $40 $ll - 80 So SD. i-, $50 and upwards por
iclr; Line liars a. ~ % cents, - cents 81,
II - - - 81 - - - - = 80 and upward. per don
en-; P1in Shirt - 30 Colored Skirts at s., g. s.,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
,-,.a.,.,-. -. e. al FLEE alETY oF

NV iD;,K-Pfolss.or i;ASSET vii organize his
Eye9r Clps.e for instruction the French language on
he .Cth September a,o Oh the ath and i9'h OF
October next Class = already formed Tor those VINO
ti,,el. ~, conversation. Class OF Young LADIES' viii
ao be attended r II. A. those y no JON the disreI
Glasses re ahn.c mentioned dates viii enl,y many al
,-rtage he rreue.,s early application. Prof h. can be
,eer Tier urc A. NJ. after r BE- at ms ressence'
4 Broadway second door from the corner OF Brond~ay
- .-c.t slJ I'm
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FIRIT pNETIIII ENP08lTI on ILEIII


Ei.c.; n:ld stp;endid f.ni! scibhof;7
~ : Di:!IMMDNu 3ia Grand has jus: recei'ed 10
w auction mos. splendid assortment of Siks and
Ribbons which he and wall sell lower nan any ol9SI
atrnzed him last yea, requested TO call nni e. M
me ms stock = he 8, il. sell at small advance On @uciion
prices acos nj Eiesg, rcaiied 10 ser than aay oteF
Isl enlistment. Jac,nc' Swiss and BOOK Mnslins-"l'h
general assos tmcut of Fancy Goods.
b. Coored SILK Velyets 81 per yd at 3,9 Grand
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

DGAssB-With pleasant par!ors may be had Al =
moderate 81 I'm
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ID w,h Beard may be had dcls hiia situation ill
Est ROADWAY. IN private family, with few select,
haarders References exchanged -
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NOTICE.

Dcilor. from all srt, Of the county car depend upon
beng supplied win good, agreeing with our catalogue
MARSiiALLS Troy SHIRT Depot,
no. 5D hith. >treet, New ork.
N.B-No patronage asked OF these whc beat down
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
EIPRhSS MAZE LIVE FROM NEW-}0ah
Peoples LINE ssIOiE N-bC1ss8
- - - 10 60,
- zEASTON. "a -

Through IN . hoaIs. Fare only -. -
Leave pier NJ y. H.. Battery Place. = o'clock, A..
~ daily Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or
Water v ch 10 ElizlbethpoFi then TO take The Of
the T.. Tovn and Somery!le Railroad 10 Bouudbrook,
Leaving only b miles by coaches, making hy lar Inc RIOS,
pleasant and expeditions l.asou. For >eatS ap-
PLY 10 A. HOPE, - Court adt st. on board. a. D
Hope wll accompany the passengers 10 Bound Brock and
render al lance necessary
y g. This the oR line that arrives ia Ea'on before
night. Returning. this ue arrives II New York At half
al,i - o'clock 2 81 Two hours III advance Of The Won
dc;fdl cxp-cs. mail lin" via Bruus~.cS9 - 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE AT EW-BRIGHTON, Staten Island, TO the
amount of SEvEN iiuNoGsD rHousAso DoLLAss