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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-16
From the st. Louis Bulletin.
RESULT OF PERFIDY, OR DISREGARD OF
THE COMPROMISE.
EDGAR SNowDEs, Esq.

From the ST. Louis Bulletin.
RESULT OF PERFIDY, OR DISREGARD OF
THE COMPROMISE.
The Wings have already realized, in one instance,
the result OF departure, Forfeiture OF the com
promise made in lS39-40 The recent election IN
Main demonstrates IN striking manner, the fruits OF
fathcssness. Harrison and Tyler received the cleo
tora vote Of Mane-n less than year, one Of the
most popular and talented wings in the Union ed
ward KrnL has been beaten by moderately popular
and talented democrat (John Fairfeld) ten
thousand votes. What caused this sudden and as
founding change} We hesitate not a moment and
will tel toe truth. The whole and only cause of the
triumph of The democrats in Maine was IN the rcsch-
ery of the Clay Wings towards the Harrison aud
Tyler Wings, or Conservatives. Who contribu cd
a,ote to the success of the Wings in Maine last fall
than ex Senator Runglcs and f. o. J. Smith and
what w hig or democrat dare assert that had il not
been for the exertions and influence of those men,
and those who classed with them as Conserva-
uves, Maine would have given her vote TO iiarri-
son and Tyler 1t will not, it cannot be said
We all know that the success of the Wing ticket
IN Maine, IN 40, was the result of union with the
Conservatives. Well, how were the leaders Of that
patriotic cotps (Ruggles and Smhh) treated by the
Wings after the bdule was fought and victory achev-
"a Why, both rfthem Kicked out Of the party
L. it surprising, then, that Maine has abandoned the
Wings when such men were kicked out of the Harri-
son nks and deprived of their influence, as
they had been sufficiently used political toos}
Will il be strange If other States which yet
vote and in which the entire sway has been
ed by Wing rcgcnces, aud mcn OF the most obnox.
ious stamp, follow A,he example set them By Maine
and Vermont We told the Wings long ago that
they must continue INSTRUMENTATION the H.
beral grounds which elected Gen. HARRISON or they
would 10 back into minority. For this they called
us Locoloco in disguise, &c We say again, itthey
do 20 back To FIRST principles they will lose the
power in every State in the Union
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MASONIC.

THE MEMBERS OF PoToMAc LoDoE No. 5, Free and
Accepted Masons of Georgetown respectfully request
the attendance of the members of the Order in the
District Of Columbia, together with all sojournlng
Brothers, to meet them at the Methodist Protestant
Church, Congress street, on Monday the 18th inst,
at IL o'clock, NJ, when procession will be formed at
/ o'clock precisely under the direction Of
Brother ] |. STULL, Chief Marshal, and his as
socated Brother JEREMIAH ORME, NJ. LlNTHicuM, |
J. Y YOU'VE, Henry TiLLEY, SAMUEL CRopLEY, and
B. M. DERINGER-n the following order
Tyler of Potomac Lodge
Entered Apprentice Masonr
Fellows of the Graft Masons
Master Masons.
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Tempers,
Music.
Secretaries of Lodges.
Treasures of Lodges
Senior Wardens.
Junior Wardens
Masters of Lodges.
CHAPLAIN.
Invited Clergy.
Secretary and Treasurer of Potomac Lodge.
The three lesser lights.
Junior and Senior Warden of Potomac Lodge.
ORAroRs.
Three great lights.
Master of Potomac Lodge.
Deacons of Potomac Lodge.
Book of Constitutions.
Grand Master of the District of Columbia with sup.
POI tiers and Grand sword bearers.
The procession will then move from the Church On
to Gay street, down Gsyto Washington, down Wash
inglon To Bridge, up Bridge to Market up Market 10
First, up First to Frederick, up Frederick TO Third
down Third to High, up to West, down West TO the
Orphan Asylum Then the Orphans will be taken in.
To the line under the of the Chief Marshal and
then proceed to Washington street down Washing
ton 10 Gay, down Gay to Montgomery, down Mont
gomsry TO the Methodist Episcopal Church
order and enter the Church. when the following exer-
eiscs will take place
Hymn by the Choir.
Address by Brother Jewell.
Hymn by the Choir
Address by Brother Lawrenson.
Address by the Rev. w. Edwards, in behalf OF the
helpless and destitute Orphans.
Hymn by the Orphans, composed for the occasion by
DIR. Lugenbeel.
Colecton-the whole Of the money collected 10 be
for the benefit OF the Asylum
Benedictlon.
The procession will then again form and escort the
visiting Brothers their return home.
JAMES KING,
JEREMIAH ORME,
b. NJ. DERfNsgR,
N,TH'L SEEvsRs,
THos. HOFFMAN,
Committee Of Arrangement
The Members Of the Order Of this Town are re-
questcd to at the Lodge Room at 10 O'Clock the
same day. oct l6--lt
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The Governor and Council Of Massachusetts, have
appointed Thursday, the 18th day of November, fol
the annual thanksgiving.
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The Tennessee Lcgis ature met at Nashville on
Tuesday In the Senate, Mr.. Turney H.. F was
chosen, without opposition President. No election
was held ia the House.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Capital /!

DcO,OOU Napltal
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALlA LOTTERY,
Glass NJ. Tor ls4l
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
30th October, lS4l.
Fourteen Drawn Nos out Of Seventy five,
Making nearly many prizes blanks.
SCHEME.
$4,000
1880 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
1000 Dollars 6l5 Dollars
10 prizes of 81 000-l0 Of SI00O--l2 OF $500
25 Of $300-75 Of 5000, &c
Tickets Sl0--Halves S5- Quarters 81 so
Certificate, OF Packages % Whole Tickets SI2O 90
Do. do. 25 Half do TO 90
Do. do. 25 Quarter do 80 90
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries address
}. G. GREGORY s. CO, Managers
Washington City D. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they over 10 all
who order as ,hove. sept 25-2sw2wd&c
7 ANE & TUCKER, Merchant TsiIors, having
IL just returned from New York, have now the
pleasure Of offering 10 their friends and the Public
large and splendid assortment OF British and French
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, OF
the fashionable shades and patterns carefully Sc
ected from the very latest imporaiions; and they
confidently believe rich and beautiful stock OF
goods was never offered in this city They have also
received from Paris handsome and fashonab BILE suit
of clothes 10 the latest French style made 10 their
order and they prepared 10 execute all orders
their line in their usual elegant style Of fit and
finish. The Public are most respectfully invited Ia
call and examine at their old stand under the Nation
al Billiard Saloon. oct 7-3taw2wif
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communications.

The publication Of the following article hav-
ing been declined by the Globe, is forwarded Tor
insertion in the Madisonian
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NEW BOOKS Memoir and Poems Of Lucretia
" Davidson, collected and arranged by her mother
with Biography by Miss Sedgwick,. vol
Confess or the Blind Heart, by the author OF
Guy Rivers, Kinsnlan, &c.
The October No Of the North American Review.
J"st received by F. TAYLOR, Immediately east Of
Gaosoys. oct Ia
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S35,29 CAPITALS!

TIA prizes of 5000, &c.
Tickets only $l0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 so,
Eighths 81 25.
II All orders for Tickets Certificates in the
above schemes will meet with the most pr ompt and
confidential attention, and the drawings forwarded as
soon received.
Address r. FRANCE,
Agent for the Managers, Washington City
oct ~ 2aw2wd&c
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JAMES PHALEN g. co. Managers Office,
Washington City.

JAMES PHALEN g. co. Managers Office,
Washington City.
RICH AND SPLENDID SCHEMES
The attention Of adventures is requested to the
following schemes, (which unsurpassed by any
Lotteries heretofore offered.
800, 900 CAPITAL and 100 prizes of $1,000.
Tickets SIS.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, Of Delaware,
By authority of the Legislature
Glass 1874 foi lS4i,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del, Oct. 2eth,
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 ! prize of 81 700
do 5000 100 do 1000
do 1900 100 do 500
l6O prizes OF 800, &c.
Whole Tickets $5-Halves So 5O-Qi's 81 %
Certificate Of package whole tickets, $50 90
do do halves, 40 %
do do quarters 20 90
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Public Schools in Rhode Island.
Glass 1888.
To be dra wn Odd October.
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The receipts Of -four at New York are said to
be very large.
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pmLADELpHiA, Oct. II, is4i.

mLApELpHiA, Oct. II, iS4i
THonIs r. HAMPTON Is the only authorized agent
far nv works for the District Of Columbia. his
receipt only will be valid.
ADAM WALDIE
Per WALTER S. WALDlE,
Aiforueu.
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From the Public Ledger.
McLEOD'S TRIAL.

CIRCUIT COURT AND OYER AND TER
MINER OF ONEIDA COUNTY.
Mr. Hall continued his remarks on Tuesday morn
ing and at the conclusion the Court adjourned tl az
ternoon, to hear the Judges charge.
TUESDAY, o'clock
As twas known that Judge Gridley would charge
the jury this afternoon, the Court house was crowded
with anxious auditors, large proportion Of them be-
ing ladies, who presented ample display Of beauty
and intelligence, many Of them being fair enough
excite one sigh when reflected that in all prcbob
ily we would never again look on their lovely faces
At few minutes after two O'Clock Judge Grdey
rose and delivered the following
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
READ READ !

From the New-York Evening Star.
NIAGARA FALLsWe ecaby surprised last evening
this exhb ion Barcaystre observe with what
fidelity truth the has displayed Nature the design and
The greatest has taken preserve
the localities the principal objects Of attraction about TIE FALLS
ana who familiar with the the neishbosond Of Ma
we'll this be and perfect
bnce the original The bold pocptous lodges Of rock
Island and the mighty rushing Of the well
truly depicted while the artificial Of the
Nature almost deacnAg. Those
Falls will be enabled viewing this
hbion idea of their grandeur and
whom they familiar will bo repaid the trouble of
visit novelty striking the
scene
The above Exhibition having undergone important
alterations opened THIS DAY for the reception
the Public from 10 ~ in the Morning III the Afternoon
10 the evening All lovers Of the Sublime and Beau
ful attend Price 25 csnts-Ckidren under 2
year. half price The propretors trust that all who have
tn or respect repair the Acadcny Ithree
the Aor House, and this effort please
Cir
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
ANGELIC MEN AND WOMEN

THE clearer beaufsr of the face uudosbtedy
Walls WATER OF BEAUTY, for all diseases Of the
skin res,o-e the k gree and purity bcyOud
the o; description Ladies rels renders the skin
far and deea and removes every kind ls6s which
ae generally produce Ia short i; Is the ony
lady aer e2c and comfort, or ger
mon have TO hsa shaving operation
by OF pimples the face
FOR efuPoas and impurities of tie face whatever cause
bIo;ehes- oe, and The nm
moderate Of paint need only be TO convince the most
tmid CT efficacy clearing and teu ying the face
For aud c4ds md all descrpoa will be found
be unns remedy, healing the very time Price
IS per butti-.
Fore at 81 cbltara-s,reet M wcs,rect ls9 Ful,oa
street BROOKLYN and 10 Divsion-stree-
An ee.al cue Rhen:a.in Chaihan..t au. l.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
DRY GOODS.
JASON Il. ROGAOVER N co.

2i5 Grcenwic-trec', door, bsoF Barcaystreet Aner
having DISPOSED principal part old stock of Goods
made keep constantly hand and vaa
Goods desirable always adapted
o the
" -Ja opeaed English Fall River Bristol Dover
Merrmack Prints Black and blue black Silks Bombazine
Mousseliac de Lame,
And ao ya,- beachei Muslin consisting OF every knows
style ofoas Cloths, for led ls6d per yd. 10000
yards Of brosr Domestic direct the manusc,ory g
l0d and Is yard nad 81 per yard aa general
goods alsay hand 2l5
aualiaulG J. H. BOCKOVrR & co
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
A U c ION SALES
Josiah Richards, Aqetior
BY BANGS, RICHARDS a. Py;rr

II Iiber, casb ,Jv,nc.S -. -, Store !@6 Br0aGrzy
- IHRTi-FocSTH ''g~-fosS TSADE SALx.-Ths me-, ' ie
Trade Sac of Book Siioncry Paper o,ye pl, sIa
August next ssree@by 10 the regulations will be copS,
d er TIE direction OF The Of the trade on the same
and conditions as heretofore ''"'
MONDAY, August 3n
sale o Stationery will commence M-nday 3
Of August hafpast ooek The c,t.ocu. embraces ayse
Of Blank Books half and full bourd
tSuis Steel Pes.
Raxsrs, Scissors valuable imported Sta onev luc
ling cane har PcEc Porcelain Paut Slabs. polished
Ida Ink Color Boxes India Rubber Drawing Penci Slate
Pencils. Mathematical instruments Scaling Wax. Waer-
Cases, Travelling Desks. Seals Folders ias Boards
9archueu; Pencils London Drasiny Roar.
Piayirr Csrnl mold fine palace Playing Card aud Creho
Playing Cards.
lux, valuable OF Arnods Writing FLUID Phcnx Ink
olNck blue and red.
a,er Coors,n OF gos;ous superior Waer Ceors &c
several valuable invoices Of Book bners Leather
TUESDAY. August 81, aud following days.
"e sale Of the Books will be commenced THesday
' August AT O'Clock, coetnued from day
@ t "a 'hc ofier oi the cNogUc The catalogue embraces
N vI aI r usual variety OF Books the leading publishers s
N, OK f'iildeph'a aad Boston aud other places
Catalogues are ready.
AT PRIVATE SALE
o dozen BARK Shver assorted 50 dozen colorcj Shver
Also great variety Of denny aud blank Boo, fcren,
patterns hat bound Blanks. Memorandum BooSs &c
Also fine and uperaue Letter Paper white blue and a,,orr
colors
Also, II supeine medium Marbs Paper % do DENY
Writing Paper good article
Also. splendid copy voao Works vols. in Frcnch s
Paris edition. au2
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
Passengers

In the nacke, ship Louis rhpPe from IIayreMr SEQ Guyne
York; Mr. Court France; Tbos Nesb Georgia; Rache y
York; John Kane and lady, do and lady Pklad
Eliza aud May Bud do; Nh Poerier family York; Mr.
Daleme, do; and 2)l in the
In Packet Ship Montreal 81 days from Lon onr Mary
White Louisa Zimmerman, Charles Zimmerman John Ra ford l.
Stone Thos II Barnett Henry King Miss Eliza Mason Emma
King Christina King, arman Kng. aud 10 in the ste.rage.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
IRON Foundry &c. at Auction

Will be sold by WILKINS ROLLINS Auconeers on TUES
DAY the eth day instant at IL o'clock upon the
promises and bung RONIFOUNDkf
norIeaery of RWingon and Lewis streets
City o New ork being depth
rnc1 ic one hundred and
feet Roller, Cupoa for melting iron,
Onehaf the purchnse
bond and the premises Aso different
Foundry business consisting of Machinery APP
Implements For further particulars apply
the Auctoneers No II Broad street. au6 tsu2l
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

~ The Health Almanac. for 1912 Devoted to the
Law which regulates the animal originally designed for The spirit
Man, BY VEGETABLE EATER
Table of ConentsNaura Man. dcduced from the char
acter of his teeth and comparative anatomy
Opinions of various Authors, whom fooving
Plato Lycurgns Pylhagoas Poryry Putarch Cullen Cuver
Ahernehy, Cheyne Bell, : Grahanl and Others.
Tea and IT. efecsSheep led iesh-Scrofa rom eating pork
-Eec OF simuln. on the a= and teeth Of manaso oa ami
mali with piNtc-'ik for the Law
reethng Of beadHanner Of prepar
ing a3d making brrad-Fa and lis ehecNoursbfnen and It's e
ecMsn Labor fer his and picture OF the
human stomschMnera pcisons and their effects ache
Relation of husband and wifePower of
Siae-sneep-N vegetable
substancesnique visited on their ehdFeccorses
aud small wo men "ho ntend 10 get wives ana raise
healthy chIren-Dobedense shortcuts lNarrge
and long @ who believe the Bible or ,o and wish TO
rule their husDt nd.
II has a. pages and is sold hy the hundred a, s. 30
Health Bookstore l26 Fultont New-YOrk
au2 lw
ry An agreeable and healthy Recreation in tie
asane Or more attractive suHt he made al
h than by taxing p IIobaken and walk
the shady and picturesque banks Oh the margin OF the ver
additional rducemeni this summer 81; generally admitted that
The grounds OF l charming spot beautiful
Than rendered easy from different parts city
Barclay Canal and Christopher street Ferries the Eoa which
newly and comfortably rftted In The Canal
Ferry Bo until o'clock from Eloboken. O 5wis
II Steam power.-hn Individual has much time
and thought this subject would be eiad submit
four individuals ~ho would feel an interest IN prosecuting
Power by OF the
Aa the and third a fuel be saved aud ordinary
chant vessels or ships oil war ed with steam iower without inter
frng with the hull Of the vessel The plan has been submitted
Professors Sinan Yale College Renwick Guy,
their decided appreciation.
individuals who woad that they would
themselves in and ~i direct 10 T. H. Box - PostCce
will place themselves N the OF farther Information au5 st
u Payment oftbe Cheek and Certificate Of d post stolen
from Mr. amc at HasesF Auction Room having been stopped
they wall be useless else than tho If the Pocket
Book checks aud through the Pos, 0cs J
cob Little Co. Wal-st the ooley may be retained u7 1t
n The Southern literary Nse~scnser.-A full >ei
of M sterling montay the 1870 perfect order he had
at this office Price So Jy y3Ou
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
=. .se s,ock Rxchangr. AusH" =
commercial and ION ~ Matters.


. 200 all descriptions of stock sold to-day
,,ser than average of bushes. days.
W. - su,uations observed U S. Bank improved per
.puron Harlem N. jersey N. A. Tru, TX
,e Bank (: Canton fell OF !, Mohawk Farmers Trust L.
bhndi
IA State Stocks the sales very limited:
$Oo Indiana Sonds 90
gD 90 1c-o 81!
Bonds sold advance of per and the Water
Lean of per
Ezeiange-Foreign-We quote bills London 5!a7 and on
Paris 52js527i which decline both descriptions The de-
aad for the Western has large The rates IN dome
are slightly improving
We Western carried out about Oo IN
specie.
The nteres, due on the ls n.tau Illinois Bonds will
paid the Bank Of the United States
large merchants Of Augusta, Georgia. have held
meeting agreed and Bank hut their
specie pledged themselves for the
legislature pledged repeal the per law.
public meeting Columbus Ohio resolved that after
paper should be received less denomna
tou dollar of the Bank Crceve,
1915 tue Bank Of Steubenve West Union Bank Of Cincinnati
Exchange OF Cincinnati, Manhattan xpong
Lake Erie Railrond Of Incorporated
turnpike companies other unauthorized paper
The Philadelphia Inquirer says "The of the u Bank
have sold depreciation OF % per This believe bo
has heretofore suspension
Bank The truth is the Bank considered by many
hopeless condition. and those who have long anticipated i'm
provemcnt begin despair. No change the money market
Good be readily negotiated m from to
num!'
The Commercial following statement of
probable the suspended Fres Banks The
furDisht d by the Comptroller.
PROBABLE v,LuE-pr. ct.
Caltaraugus Co. Bank-Noes secured by sc
Bank of Western New-YoIk .5s
Mechanics Bank Buffalo. 90
Union Bank, Buffalo
Commerce, Bulals n
Rank notes ~
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
GODFREY 81 ROBINSON.
Dry Goods TOmni~-iou Merchants,

made obtain the highest market prices
goods consigned 10 th'm
Liberal made manufacturers Cash if required
soch aad Material furnished at the lowest market prices.
Of the firm .'yg bee Tor mlny years manufacturer Of Do
Goods con- that they will be enabled give
may them with
odcr v be promptly attended to; and business
ID osrge wa be done
The of Commissions only viii
manufacturers when the city respectfully
to ca upon hcm.
Battadns Cotton Wolen and other Domestic Goods
aud quantities purchasers au4 II
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09


Ships Independence Rye, Liverpool Gn1Sl Minura Co. %
Emerald Howe, Havre, Whitock Jr; Hewe Burton, AuA
Br Bark odessa, Vaughan Gl,sgOw, GrO,hsim o,. ~.
Bgs Br Adria Hunt Bermuda Godet Barclay Olive, Rey
Grace. NF Thos wanet Ssed Brig S~ed Ns'e
barclay 4 Lvngston; David Crane, Richmond II
Forest Taylor Monteydeo and AyrcsG Biwin
sch Cambridge Hall, Boston; Br Ann, Grsnt cou
McK,nse Cornc Johnson Elrthura. Ralen Co Angcne
Iope rhadcpha AlbiOu Holmes Windsor Ms S.ule Whncy
y Co; VrSta Ludan Petersburg Va
Pscke, Ship Montreal Grae ID fin London mda Joh" Girls
Packet ship Philippe Cas,o 80 ds I'm Havre rdz Boil
ton Fox Livnsston-32 passengers; ,,,,o,.,,
SHIN stephen Whitney Thompson ds fm Liverpool mdz
ship Newark, Mernn, fm Savannah leather Durham (
Ship La Faye,te Eery ds I'm Charleston nuIkcy
Baque Elizabeth Mehoers a. DIS I'm Bremen mdz Mol
Rrone sardus Lindsey 50 fm Ayrcs hides Soue
Be Alfred Tyler Knox, so O,cnsure 300 Dick
is Zooe Crocker 30 ds m Cadz wue Riches passengers
Brig Splendid Freeman l3 ds n Mayaquez a IL s@s hh' %
Brig Albert Hall 20 d I'm Cenfsgas Cuba copper Everett
Brig Ca,acsoOa Chase 4s ds I'm Rio JaneO esfte &C. RO-
Brs Linden Hubbcrd ds from Mobile, Gotten stureis
Chairman
Rrig CrSso Chase Marscabo, eehse &c Clark Co.
Br Brig Bell, Atkins 20 d: fn Wnd'O {N s. plaster order C
Sch Farmer Corsen ds I'm ST Pierces moasses fes
Bucs II ds fn CurraccO, SKINS &c q J" pea-
feel,
Schr Traffic Briggs ds fa Baltimore, J Briggs :,
Scar Hity Tom Crowo l6 DIS I'M Caracoa skins &c fodk
Son. 49,
Seh Iynchbagh Clifford 6d f Richmond hour Allen Pa1on
BELLOWS Ships, Bsrques, Bt'gs
rThc Pncket-ship independence will sail This Day,
Monday Oh inst at IL O'Clock.
Passengers please be board loot OF Maiden Lane al t
hoar. =,
Letter Bags will close Hslcs News Room and Merchants i
change at III o'clock aus
u Consignees per ship Roscoe viii please send the II
p.rmils hoard foot of
An good, moi Permitted days will be liable TO be sent
10 Public Store
p Particular Notice.-Tho'e persons having u'nl, m
house keeping ready sale for any portion o. All o
goods ey sending their calling upon the
Goods o any amount purchased , ,o. ~, -, - .
aa5lm E. COLION, Is' ens'hsins9u"'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
DieO: /:

In tis city August after lingering iuo Mr. Stewart Cooper,
aged 81
in this city, August L William H. Coughn aged H.
n this city, of scarlet fever, Mary Ann Duffy aged
In this city August Miss Margaret Dryburg daughter of the
late Capt James Dry burg,.
At Iialnd Livingston Co. July 81 after short lhe Geo
Arnold la'e pilot of this city, aged Go.
At the Rio Pogo Africa February B. Nathan Norris Douglass
the 9th Of hi, He native Of TN. cItv.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
ConsfnbIe's sale.

b. Of landlords warrant will expose for sale at Public
Venduc Monday the 9th August AT 10 o'clock the forenoon
9S Pcaireet large Dining Tables, Hall Oil Cloth Hall
Chars Tables, Looking Glasses Bureaus, Clock Work
sand Bcaseas. and Bedding Wa,hrabe and Stands
Hand Organ &C. ALFRED ROACH, Constable,
- Beekman-s'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

In city, s. by Rev George Pos Capt William
forrey of Newburport Mass Miss Elizabeth Ann eldest
Ter of Marshall Johnson, ESQ. of Boston.
Buffalo, August by Rev sr Shelton Francis r. Scbbns
Mont VI Miss Mary f. Mycr formerly Caiskll
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
MARINE LIST.

FORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST Q, ls4l.
ci MOON SETS iu
Sc A
Liverpool July o. Iavro indirect July IL n Orleans July 81
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

AND DEPOT OF + a \ CY l. 5 ARTICLES,
229 BroadrGy, Arcricca Hotel.
The Undersigned offer. inspection extensive assortment
he prepared make order ut such
reduction from credit price, OF the superior style Of
offer inducements purchasers from whom
solicited before purchasing elsewhere For the accommodation
who, otherwise may require first
GARMENTS always kept
hand after the originally old Establishment
Broadway which Fancy Dress Articles including
SILK Satin Scarfs Craya Muslin great variety
patterns Cravat Saners Suspenders Pocket
Linen Shirts Collars offered for sale greatly
prices charges for the style of goods
which are of the fir ST quality. WM. T. JENNINGS
stf 229 Broadway, American Hotel.