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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

THE SCHOOL QUEsTIoN.-This is the topic which is at present agtating the citizens of New York. s.##
 The merits of the question are simply these. The education fund, now disposed, makes no distnc- ton of sects classes. The books adopted by the ools are all alike and every thing sectarsn in ligon has been carefully expurga,ed from them The bible alone is used and without comment or sec.ari- an bias. The catholics, It appears, are dissatisfied with this mode, and wish special appropria ion, so that their children may be taught in their peculiar nets To this end, they have agitated the question for several years, but without success.
 On the 18th ult., Bishop Hughes, man of great influences ambition. and talent, assembled meeting and nominated members to the general assembly, pledged, as he stated, to forward their views. This ticket embraced all the regular democratic nominees except three. The speech which he delivered the occasion showed an intimate knowledge of the char of his iish countrymen; and the ticket ried by accla amation. On the following day howe, the regular democratic candidates came out in q com nuncation, stating that they " utterly opposed to any appropriation of the school funds for any tarian purpose, directly or indirectly"
 The probability IS by this tme, the Bishop mas made new nomination, and prejudiced large DOT ton ofthe other sects against the regular democratic candidates.
 From the Sun of the 30th, we learn that the u,ure pruden. of the catholics opposed to the measure, and that the number of those who indiscreet enough to engage in it is very small.
 The consequence may be the defeat of party. We have hopes, however, that before the election. they will be wise enough to see how utterly incom- patble the movement is with the genius and spirit of Ixarl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

IMPORTS Ncie Orledns-Steamboat VictoriH. IS bhs flour, 100 kegs lar IS hhds sugar. do bacon. l5 bbls whiskey. NeW OrieoBs--5teamboai Caroline Al bbls apples AZ do flour. l5 hhds sugar. EXPORTS r Nelv York-Ship Uncas: 7e9 bnles rntton. #5
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T -r ss~sfH DIED, f-1 i- -.a
 In this city, the 9th inst, of Congsstive Fever, FERDiSASD CAxxAESY, aged 26 years, a native of Denmark, late maie of the brIg Nesa of Boston.
 0o- New York and Boston papers will please copy.
 Hit Washington Antauga county, on the list iuat., RICHARD ALLEN, formerly of Windsor, Conn, but for many years a resident of this State.
 0J- Hartford papers will please copy. n~fsAn adjourned meeting Of ihe Mobile School Com uF missioners will be held Wednesday the 10th at o'clock, at my office. punctua attendance of the Commissioners Is requested. 5
 novS 67tf sHN Affa E. RUST, Sec'ry. n3. PUBLIC BATHs.--The Commercial Bathing uS Resmsin Exchange st. now open every day from t. m. to p. m for Warm and Geld Bathing. On Sum ceats. dcc14 135ti
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

Business improving, but nearly xll articles of wes tern produce are dull, and the stock heavy.
 Exchange is without alteration, with limited demand and fair supply. a s
 Freghs for cotton have been taken to Antwerp SIS cts and Hull at sled. Coastwise dul M el 25 per bale to New York. 77f H g
 The following are the quoted prices Of Flour in the principal markets. at the latest dates lgst
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 135, for 1911. 64-5l-69-S4-5- -4S-65-70-27-
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Wiil be ssld A on Monday the 5ih December at 12 o'cLck. in front of the Court House, part of tue personal effects -oi Geoige w. Greyson, decreased, to wit:
 Negro man Phillip, 4 Mules
 -" woman Sally. Road Wagon & Gear, Aiso1on Thursday, the sih December, at the late residence of said Greysoh, near Mount Vernon, will be sol Household furniture, Curn, Sheep, Light Weed, Sc. ..s.-.s = -H..sE Terms months credit for approved notes
 VIM. MAGEE, Ad,u'r nOS2 GGf EAIE A...3.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
BY J. REA.

PORT WARDEN'S SALE.
 on WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store, under the inspection of the Per, Wa dens for account of whom may concern
 bales Bagging a...., damaged on the voyage of importation. no,8
 HOUSES TO RENT AT AUCTION. Will be Leased on THURSDAY NEXT, dle llth in- siani at l2 o'clock in front of the Mansion House, Tor the year from the lst inst. Two Dwelling Houses oh Lawrence street, between Conti and Gov ,ernnent tel1nging 10 the estate oi Mar,io Kirby, eTerms n sale. MICHAEL. McDDNAIn
 JAMES McGARRAHAN, EScu rs. no,6 70tf F. R. GALE a,.,;.,...
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

Secdn, appearance of Mrs. RICHARDSON, sn'
 Mr. H. G. PEARSON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

Between the pieces, Mss Jones, will dance a
 HIGHLAND FLING.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

PKsKsYLyAsIl.-liosern Pofter's official ma jori,y o,er Mir. Banks, i,2s,esi. Ia 1898, bis ma jority over Ritner was s,686.'
 In 1898, Porter received, :. l3n, ,9l6 votes, Ritner, 122,23O 2 Ia1S41, Parter receiyed, I36,435
 Banks, s3Tl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

27S14 Prizes, amounting to s71 ,05l Tickets l 50-Halves 75 cts-Quarters g 1-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets, 37 50, warranted to draw at least Is. Packages of 25 half tickets, SIS 75, warranted to draw at least @. Packages of 25 quar ter tickets, g 37 l-2, warranted to least 4 50.
 For packages single tickets, apply at the Man
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

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VIM. MAGEE, Adiu'r. no'z 66if F.. B. GALE. Auct'r.

GALE OF EIGHTEEN SHARES of the PI4n 0 fvs g. Merehanis Bank of Mobils-Ar AUCTION.
 In pursuance of transfer and assignment by Ab- ner 5. Lipscomb to the Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Company of certain Shares of the Bank of the Planters and Merchants of Mobile, made on the 18th December, 1887, and for the purposes therein set forth, said Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Com pany, will sell at Public Auction, IS Shares of the Stock o said Bank. in front of the Mansion House, at l2 o'clock, on the 9th day of December next By order of the Board. JAS. INNERARITY, ,Pres'i.
 EDw. MARTiNEAU, Sec'y. nov3- -67ttds. O00 PIECES KENTUCKY TAGGING,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

l Y STATE STOCk.-Notice - hereby ci'eo that the
New York and Erie Railroad Company viii sell AT public
auction NJ the Merchants, Exchange IN the city oi Ne"
York. Frisy. the 18th day OF NJ 'nber next st IL
o'clock Al roon under the direction the Comptroller
on. huaLred thousand dollars of New ork state Stock
bearing the rate Of cent per annqm tram
the first day Of lsuary si2 inclu.Ivey rsyase quar-
tsly IN the first DAYS OF January Apr July and octo
her being Stock issued pursuance ri cnirter lSb "i
The laws OF aid Sate of the year sD, and Is reimburse
be NJ the pleasure Of the Stale al any ne alter the hrst
day OF January, ISL
The Merchants Bank in the city Of New York is desig-
ns!ed rs tie place The regisry ard transfer of SAID
sock aud wIl b; the pl.ce Tor The payment oi interest
thersupon. -, D..
The Stock will h. soi in certificates q one thousand
don each huyers ~ill be required to pay the
anouHt of their purchases e.pectscy mih daiey aitef
The sic when transfers will be emaje accordingly
JAMES BOWEN, President.
~, vi, n.,- hcr 20 la: nj
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
p.f.n ANp eEphEG'r.

NOR the last SIX years THE PICTORIAL HONEY vi
I LIvERIVORT (as prepared by James NowilD has
b1 en- before the Public a. remedy for Coughs Colds,
Asthma Shortness of Breath and all affections OF The
Lungs leading Consumption The unprecedented saios
and emyiabe celebrity has obtained, Is sufficient c'-
lcuce of rs ,cacy twhstnndng that the proprietor
placed it a the low prics Of two shngs per bottle III
hopes that would the Public against the base an
fraudulent efforts of countcrfeters Even hs as all
20 od ard de,engy popua. medicines have been bsore
L. is coua,-reited Let those who wish to get tie Orgi-
nm and Genuine be very particular where they Fucha
il and observe that bears the signature ot Jcme, d.
NooiH IN zll The genuine may b. obtained ai Messrs
Olcott McK.son & Co i5 Maiden Lane, who are Gene-
raj Agents or the United States Thompson g. Duryes,
COZ Broad and Stonc-, Lawrence, Reese q Co no III
Maiden-lanc Williams A;abee s. Clpp, q Maiden ,1r
Re:ail Of Nessrs. Adsmson DlIh bo~eTy anc o'l
Rrord,yay w muIuor Broadway J,rses Tarrant ol
Greenwich and Warrcn-st; J. Il CoGdington 22 Hue
son IT, j. Wer. 2is Grand ST. e. Coug nacq 50 Chatham,
Chee-mau i Gilbert. Bowery, q CoggeshaIl, Pearl snd
Rose sts C. i ". r. Blagroye, BROOKLYN F. w hiting,
Willianisbur.h. l.. |.
lanes d. NoWILL, Sole Proprietor,
Al w Watsou's AgOths scaries Hall,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
- a.isL.E RA9il ar AUCTION Z

s.A sAI.st tiSl4E FAasf7 At AUCTION
y Farm viii he =od auction, 81 the Hotel Of David
SANDER on, :ai iElzlbethtowG. on SATURDAY, No'em-
isr 18th, o'clock. +. VI. Said farm Is now occupied
by Ben iamin Wilcox and i. situated within one mle
and hall OF lourishing village of Railway, IN Essex
County, New-Jcrsey containing ~ res OF excellent
lard. thirty cit In iT.t rnts new may
meadow the remainder except the wood land, being ~
fine ulac condition Theic has been put upsn the lsrm
within yeas past. thousand bushels OF linG be-
.d-r much other Oa the premises are 10 acres
Of yOuug gr-f;rd Apple Orchard, comfortable hoise.
barn, NC Terms made known al The time oi safe
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
SETyEiS IiEtstE AtV ltFsDED.
srE.H ps IETs SEI. r RfeCA Nc


TvsNG-% PATEtE SELF RPCh3NG
~ CHalR-IeIi-Is offered much improved
VIII rock of itself Wal please even an infant
Will give perfect ease- VIII comfort The aged
yvilIa no. get out of orer. Wii prove family coTior'
|. rot this sufficient; In sickness o. IN health.
Rock rock in Kings chair, there's charsa IN 1t.
That ,oothes all the Of suffering haiaa AMY
Tell ofths pisa.ure there 5 IN The u,e 0i IT,
Rocking 20 frsely--of e9se the reality.
The regulating Char makes ia effect equal
10 two !;nc; and separstechar, consequently ;se ur
chaser Of Kings ~cli-R buss the CHEAPEST rs
vel =, the easiest and best rocker II the market
NB-The rockers Of this chair presest Eo obstruction
A~sy. On 6snd tho following patent Chairs all war
raute! not to get out Of order ...,,,, ,,r,,,c
KFVOLVISG CHAIRS, RECUNEENT CHAIRS:
RECUMBENT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIbt.Ahf
CHAIRS. WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CH Atts'
OFFICE CHAIRS with great variety, all made iof
especial ease and comfort All kinds o saairs Aue 20
order. -, L -.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the ma
uufac:ure N c..sirs ~ =" 49, 49,,
cI3tf New York. between Grand j broone 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
ID RY GOOD s:
NIUFFs. MUFFs: MUREs. AT VAT

NTGFFs. rICEFs. NUFFs. AT Wat
!fE SONS, iJi Cus;ham - and lhO Bowery-The sub
scber the indies Of New York aGd vicinity thai
he has hand 4 very rich and elegant assortment
Of Lynx and oher Fur Mui-, prices reduced fall 80
per from any previous year. lie earnestly soiic's
call before purchasing and those ~ho favor him
thy hall be disappointed. Fur trimsiags Of all
kinds, and Furs repaired al short notice.
&c i'm WATSON IA Chatham St. and i61 BO-ery
1EW EALL V6Gs.-ALfkED SMITH,
Merchant Tailor No l36 Fu.ioR,t would invite his
friends aud the puLlic call and examine MS stock Of
Fa Goods consisting OF Cloth CGsslmercs and Ves
ings sCed tic ai trade. GeniI-msn -aviug their
Ger, may rely upon their being fulfilled IN the sa,is
factory manner Terms uoderate-tash on delivery 8 Il
OEE: PRICE s'T0ssE-Gieu,leneG wishing 10
" parchase good cheap Co.hine, would do we'll 10 call
81 l33s Chatham stret where they find gOreats nj
the following prizes:
Cloth Goats - sl2; Cloth Jackets, 81 So sati
nett Pants, ST. ,I5 TO i37 Cloth Pants 81 10 $3.50.
ol 3n JACOB COGSWELL.
C'ss@aP GAatpH'a' sToaE.-The sui-cri-
" 5cr oiic:s for sale aid splendid assortment Of
3ply Brussels, fine and superfne Ingram Carroiinr Oil
Cloth Rugs. Mats, Mating with al ohe: articles
ncced ~i the business ser than be bong any
other store in the ciy. Persons the country city
wishing 70 purchase sill lind much their advantage to
cal! before purchasing el,ewhere. Il Canal south
SIDE, near Eros! - ~. DANIEL. II. WiLCDX. au27 3n
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
ROag sALE OH NxCsaANGN

Misl Country Seat, 10 miles frsm the city, lscnted III
Queens County, L. l. containing upwards of 80 {
insd. The buildings double hous,
deru finish with CRATES marble nantes, folding doors,
Sc extra kitchen; aso large barns wagon house.
rage house. shop, granay poultry house and yard ce
house. with ali other for largo
family The fruit of the best kind aud every variety.
apples cherries, &c. ir abundance
a l9.ge amount OF the money may remain on bond and
mortgages or BROOK kyn or NewYork CITY property would
be taken in exchange. Address l.. ST. this Office.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

II Private cSsOnraiHg.-G'nLemeG wishing per-
nancnt Board and Rooms location convenient 10 thd
business part Of til City will bc accommodated Il; No. ~
just ont of Broad, way where but few hoed
taken and every made reader their
la pleasant and comfortable. The house Is rsreiy
,cv mud negiy furnished throughout Terms, lsotrrntn
Rciarsur., exchanged iy22 II
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
-. F.sa.,a Ho 81 sALE, or Exehange I

u.s. Fea;'s EO 81 SAH.E, or Exchange for City
eF3% rropcrty-h Farm IN Queens County. L. L., con-
<-1 tnng bct~ccn 10 and 90 of first rate laui.
IN Il high of cultivation Thc Dwelling anu Out
house, are all new and first order, with
failing well Of go-d water apple orchard, &c The d'-
niDc miles irou New York The above Pro?syiy
will be sold exchanged or city property and posses
given immediately. Address l.. NJ. s. u, this Office
81 5tawtf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
0o.TC0 .N0 PLATERs' RK ASS.

BOILED AND PLATE ala * e,,,sI. = = gra... e.s
= FIRST RATE article Of hshea S,nPERT iaI Prsaoe
..-eo, pssI Wooster, at the loves marie, S prices 30
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

Observation-Disclosures. 1924 2On3O, 2axS2.
[ Cloth Paper, Pix G, 2sxi0. 36IiO.
Envcope do. 2ox2I, 2iN3t
Colorcd Paper, Music. Plate.
Wrapping Paper Of various sizes. For sale by
uilw l.. ROOT ir.. II Liberty
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

r. SSVI,'Co wholesale and retail GrccerS, Shippers
aud Constry Merchants The subscribers offer for sale at
The lowest possible prices for cash. IN lots to sun Pur
chascrs; ,, 7 r.in,hr,rb Sosn
and candles warranted to stand III any e,nate and 10
2iOa boxes prime No. / Soap a. very los prices S
1000 do Hydrsuli. pressed d. do
1900 do Comaon mould DO 90 conr-
They also otter for sale aao, every variety OIL soum
try Produce, including Beef PotS, Lara he"'s a,
Cheese Flour Tongues il lots 10 sat; p9!en-sf "
low prices for cash J. n j. G. w. ATWOOD
oos I'm, " l2 Frout-st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

DECEO k1AL EUNEf Of LIF1KWUAI'-
Z Novill, Pectorsi Honey Of Liye.~ort, prepared
only By Joseph Nowi in the city Of New-YOra IS The
.urest and most eicac;ous remedy for Cou=h,, Cods,
Asthrrs Whoopng Cough and all affections Of the Heart
and Lungs esding TO consumption.
T. Is sold at;he low price Of two hIliDgS per bottle
For sale wholesale and retail the Original DePot
81 Madison Catherine and reailed by IL " Rusn o.
Barclay Aaron Gilbert, 10 Fulton and 25 BoTery
H. Hart, 21s Broadway, Of Chamber street ana ~
Hudson, Of North Moore 81; w. H. DussiiDst'3 . -
every ey IN the URion. ,,n.
~ 2 Be sure that each outside ~rspPer bears la I @
OF Joseph No~ill full, without "h'cA ' % meod
inc.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

Y AT rlERMoNT, Rocklsnd county, N. York-The
ssbscrbers offer for sale the property which they
reside the village Of Peraont, about three
quarters Of nile ron the landiag, the high
way ironi the river to the interior.
The ai,oy. consist, Of LotsThe FIST is bounced
m th- ca-tby the cubic highway eu 9Th 3iO feet 'bs
by he Now York Ere Failrost, length 2s feet.
h average width OF So feet, which /. good snd
snd sub tGnti4 fame Of aud half stories 2G
BY 4 fee filed in with brick and we'll adapted to the
business Of country store (Which ha. been proftabIy
pursued ihis place for the last forty years) Also
back dwelling, 81 by - feet, with brick kitfhen
ached thereto, wash house aud pcmp convenient wood
shed and other buildings neatly and co9yehIenty mr.
ranged.
The second Lot opposite the rst le0 feet ~ lepgh
the hgsway, by average width OF V ieet on Nii'
good frame buildings now occupied AS ,o
e the remainder of the lot Is highly cultivated kitci
"a rsrdeu During the last sumner tue aoo'e pe,h' -,
nave undergone thorough repairing ana are no" " VI"
mot perfect order -. ..,, con
de.rou. Of purchasing the above props,ty can
examine i, by calling The occupant or '"f 'a ~
iofnie,ion' 10 J. y" III & e. TArLNAN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
lliaMsour.i. l.. l. -
JAMES d. NeWILL, Sole Proprietor,
Al w. Wa;son's APoth scaries' Hall,
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Cois:fix. COf.Ds, CONsUMPTEoNa s

4 ffs1dssEAH OHsD SW4'o
- LIVER COMPLAINT C u K ID. "A markahe
cure-Rey I.aish Goodwel, OF Louisville came TO New
York June for the benefit OF his health BENG unHD
TO preach in consequence OF severe cough pam 10 hi'
side and rang blood. He mad bes troubled with these
81 tom for better than two yesrs lie Obtained Two
bottles Of Dr. Aliens Bllsan Of Horehound L'ver"oFi
and Peurisy Root In three weeks time his cough pAi
il the side and raising blood entirely removed and
he hs. returned 10 his home restored 20 perec; heasl
Rev IsuAH GooDwELL.
II HACKING COUGH is never ,Faing thing; 1t
wall end in GOES uptioG, unless yon take Dr. Allen ba-
cam Do rot ,tlsk because 1t is hacking cough ths'
al os, any thing will it. Try Dr. Aliens EaIsam
Remember your life stake Look out for niistions
r5 RAISING BL0OD-Dr. Aliens Balsam VIII cure
this dreadful disease. /; is healing to the iang
int i, rcqures but fe~ doses to stop ell bleeding y
also slays the cough and makes breathe perfectly
II PAIN IN THE BREAsT-I have been cured Of
i: by Dr.. Aliens Baislm. Let others Try L.
r. 4. LOCKWOOD, cor Spring and Narck ~
Sold by Z. ~ G-ion. corner Of B0wery and GIgnd-s'
Dr. Vt 4ds~or,h Providence General depot and whoIe
sale oice al William A. Tylers oa Barclay-street NeN
YORK Ola I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

tp vale FANNY. by applying At 200 fiudson-s Jcl-H
~ EOks SAFE OR ENCsSANtE-A
5i House aad Garden containing lots on s6Ih street,
the well stocked with fruit and capable oi
pfoGiahl, imprOscmen, Farm or property ia the
woA bctaken exch and the balance, II worth
81 ool, paid IN cash. Apply TO Il,.WLLc ii2
rh-vsi,estrset ol3 5wW&S6t'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

HrOTECE.-The public Is respectfully invited I" call
u ;iie Office Of the London and American feht y" n
,,roof Co,upagy No IO6 Fulton street New York.
where all Garments and every description OF Cloths
Leather &c are made impcivioH- 10 wet, - nat me
e,rcr may bii defiance or daup. "lie tr
orear7ucc or texture of the articles changed IN the
Iii .hle,t degree and the pores of the good. hcins >t
open per-piration will freely escape Vsose who value
h.r health will well 10 cali All Goods prepared by
,b. Company are warranted water proof
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

- FO1 sale, A SHIP GROCERY aud IL
En. QuOR STORE, Stock and Fixtures. Good Ioca-
tou aud doing fnc business. To busines man, bar
gain viii be gwen. Apply this day TO
NJ Ip. SMITH Il TURNER. i6 John-s'.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

DEOB4TE-,v ESDZ D-oneyear has hlns :
Patent Sell. .Eossirg Chair p'ea before tue Pape--
The dr>, Que made "a exhibited By hlih al IN. ar
IIis year As again exhibited the sef-Rocking Chaf'
with the addition of many Improvements aud Il again re
ceyed ths first Premium II soS nsy be conside'eo P.
be- foaud All waitng Rocking Chairs, should CAL II
SISG'S IA R-oadWsv y.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
sg,Y,sNOgs LaNf1 As2ENCY-M NJ WEAD

/ Attorney an4 Counsellor at Law, and General Lam
Agent; lsui.ros, uton Co. lilnois.
Rssereucofiorscc Greeiy, 30 Ana -; Hon Abraham
Pr:t,in Madison George Draper, - Cedar ST.; Ne
York DR. ]. b. Mann aud Wm- r. McDousa Chatham
Nov jsc,ey ol3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

DAy7LsON FOUNTAIN, Saratoss springs
1 This celebrated Mineral Wafer constantly on Aand
fresh from the Springs. for sale Ehole.aie au teAi
hy ,be Arenr. GASSSEKS 4 YOUNG. lS2 Chathcrnst.
S Ssur to any part Of the CITY free OF eSei>e o- I'M
DE,ENAX SNTENe: sst7SsE, No. ii9 fu!
Y ton and ]. Ann street, extending cieAr through
THIS .p!euIi establishment now III successful opera
on beFg celebrated for supplying rs pairoHs "lsn 'ie
- rs, the rsarket affords. al ,he moderate prices,
and at sli hours from A. NJ until IL P, 81 every Day
including Sundays e. 1''
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

pGAtSss.-A geutlcmIa ind ms iacy tIie IA
- l,,iduai cau have good baafd Ia ps.ya,c family.
near Luke, Church. 80 HHdoa by calling iu'ac
,iintrly. n6 t.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

1Ea su;r exchange IO tracts Of handsome Land.
- tanning 3J each, soil Of superior quality,
wpctcd ino streams and covered with us timber.
,uch : White oak, hickory beach, walnut, maple aud
sycamore The sor IS adspted 70 wheat rye cOrn oats
cotton, tobacco. sweet aud Irish pontoes. The above
lands will be sold at reduced prc,s and on terms To
.at or they Will be exchanged for almost any kna
uerchandxe For maps diagrams and particulars, apply
30 SMITH s TURNER, u John street. up starr. NJ u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10

b1arioTs. the West side Of the ciy below Broome
street. ,h room, furnished. Terms be moderate.
Nddrrss H. K. thls Office. ~ b.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
New-York. October II. 1871.

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