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New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
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Store 81 Wl4iar-Sfreet. cOrH>r OF PlN6-street
INRENGH ssOODS-On Thursday, August l2h, at Tea
oclock0 French Dry Goods received ate arrivals
among which seasouable and >rablc articles.
Also, without reserve, 800 ID Rich Broche Shawls.
500 do do
500 DO.
Also without following German Goods 81 cases whe
black and slate colored Cotton Stockings.
Also, German Thread Lecc desirable ncr
white Frngc womcn's white and coorcd
Glovs-, mems lined cotton Glo'cs
Also. heavy mlcd Gloves, wooden Socks
Also, large OF worried and cotton Shawls
cases. comprising varied of
Shaws andk ercc consisting part of Printed Silk aud
Printed Merao black Mode and assorted coos
dk Embroidered Cashmere
Supr Wool Muslin dc Lalres ofBew >tylc.
PACKAGE SALE
On Tuesday August 10 o'clock the Auction Room.
80 packages British American Dry Good comprising large
Of easonabc arclcs adapted TO the fall
trrde
Also, Sincheus rongees
Terms Months approved endorsed Notes, Catalogues AMI
on the OF saIc
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
GREAT ATTRACTION

A CRONK'S ARCADlAN GARDEN, 211 beecher-street on
"A "Wednesday evening. August iltb 49,
FIVE INDIAN WARRIORS just arrived from the ar West-he
ceebrated OTTOWA and four Of 5s tribe The thing and
exhibition Murder Of Ms McCrea vi" be presented for
the variety
Dance War Dance Snake Dance together
Woop asd other Indian novelties highly deserving
of attention and rarely exhibited
Only ai the bill Of fare For farther particulars
snl.lIb
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
NEW
Salt Wan r
BATH.

--,IIy that the FRANKLIN BATH is NOW OPER
and Bath bridge side for both Ladies and entsRei
Castle invited call for themselves the a
Inc Bahers-esPecialy tbs Ladies
Peror TO the above there swimming school Tor po
IN G,ls Shower Baths the improved Plar &c -
es Of Season Tickets may be asceaned BY
iyll u
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
IRON Foundry, SC. ut Auction


VIII he WILKINS ROLLINS Aucion"ers on TUES
IL o'clock noon upon the
buIng used IRON FOUNDRY,
the norteatery OF Ryugon ana Lewis Streets
Eleventh Ward the City OF New ork being depth on
and breadth and twenty
together Steam Boiler Cupoa for melting iron,
Oneaf the purchase may
upon the premises Also different
Foundry consisting OF Machinery AP-
paraus Tools Implements For further particulars app 10
The Aictiousers NJ Broad- au6 tau23
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

NTR GEORGE SIMS, coored formerly shPPHr td %
VI sailors Any Who will notice 10 JOHN
50 Chambessreet where he be found, stall pc
COMPENSATED for their trouble, p'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11


aus lw Corner Of Laiglt and Wa'hington-sts
a EIfEnCIAE TEETEs.-M LEVETr, DENTIST 26d
n Warren, orual nroducer this
lry principle of Atmos rhec Pressure
Grey, Bca,s Prou Of London bee> 10 cal
the public ha suoeh most atcrng t-simon
professional skill and the excellence and niably h
system gentleman whose honorable character and dn
cuisked reputation widely known need comment
Copy OF a letter from Judge ~ ah to NJ Levitt
NEw-IoRK, May -, lSil
of duty and pleasure that
set of artificial principle of atmospheric
you for lady family has succeeded IN every re-
nnd and entire asac
announcement ard success am
sir, your obelient servant, (SIgned) NJ NJ NoAh
To NJ. l.cyeir. Dentist WV Inls.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
CA.TLE POINT g. THE ELYsIAN FIELDS.

rHE DELIGHTFUL Pleasure Grounds at Hoboken have been
put complete order and, having been much improved
are nov omen ye and shady walks winding for
the majestic Hudson offer pleasant
and and dusty of the
The Castle Point (Which s the pubc
command and beautiful prospect embracing glance
dotted with sard and enyened With vessels gliding
every direction bosom; the city with It's numerous spires
distant hum of busy inhabitants while the river whtened
distance beyond the towering palisades pre-
entng lovely Beyond Description and s nd
unequaed. -
of the by grove Of visiers descend IN "
minutes tae Coonnpe moderate TERMS
of the hc kind and suitable the TIC ter
boats nfortaby reftted with a~ning' &c
Barclay aud Canal few minutesthe ierfs
fore 6 cents In no other part the world perhaps In.
r.at IN, 10 easily obtained and at hng an rxpeno. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

u-n;ted s.ates Car Stock, Linen and Oiled Silk
MASuFA
TOHN NJ DAVIES JONES Lul Davies &c Son.
y William of John street. New-f YORK caps STOCKS
Shirt Linen Collars Laea Bosoms, Uader Shirts and Drawcr
Supenders Hosiery Lambs Wosl and Meno Gloves, Cr7yat
Oiled Silk Patent Leather Wholesale and retail
Caps Stocks and Shirts MADE 10 order.
Agency for shaker SHIRTS Drawers general assortment
=. r. 80 - 60. @ ~ auI I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
Qa0f;1E Ia.RNIsisiTa: ARCIiII.Es.

VNoRAM IAUGhWoUr, SCI and 56j broadway now
w opening splendid ofCbandeler, GrdndOles.
Mantle Lights, Caudelahras, Ars aud Mate Lamps Hanging
Lamps Church Lamps and Chandeliers Hall Lamps and Lantern
p,tern Also complete Of French porcelain
dining aud toilet Ware ric plated Cssto Cake Baskets Can
decks &C. &c. Table Cutlery and Japanney Of all knd rich
PLAIN ss Ware all the and patterns together
with every article required House Furnishing reduction of -
par cent below former prices
Bpcrsons Introducing the City Gas into taer houses
complete Of vercd and ormou Chandeliers Mantle
igh Erackel Lanterns Pendants &C. received. anl 2wis
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

>,TRAV WRAPPING PAPEEt-2O0O crown
- Wrapping Paper just received and for sale by
aull PERSSE 4 BROOKS s6l Lihcrty-si
fINsaE PARTNEFs-HEr OF KELLOGG, FRENCH a co.
John Kellogg and Luciu kclo.c
Fre ch and the undersigned will BE-
responsible debts the the SAID firm
ter t-is dac-Auru.t 1h, ls4l. JAIN KELLOGG.
aul03t LUCIUS KELLOGG.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

Passengers .
ship Columbus from Liverpool-Mrs Asen M U ofen' M
Pitman, and 2s6 IN the sieerage.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
VIRGINIA FUNDS wanted drafts a, sight or on time
Y iy3o Arply te GRINNELL, MNTURN 4 co. IS South.t

LADY having taken house handsomely situated IN Hudson
n street near Chambers opposite Duane Park desruus of
lining few respectable boaders, exceed eight in
number Persons reside with small family be so
i ~ i, In bc ,,,rcfi.IIv attended TO-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11

I1ENTE,EtlEN wisnsg pleasant win full board
br ak fast tea eligible the business part OF the city
can bc accommodated at Broad way Terms
.,n.sr,,c Rafsrruces cxchanred sul0 lv'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-11
sai.T EMEUM OlNT lIENT.-

III Positively and final Salt Rhcum, SoaG
Head Rnswors Serofuous Ulcers, aud almost all cu'aneous dis
Prce The money REFUNDED of
failure For by WM BURGES, Druggist 80 Courlsnd and
- -, ....,., -, au7 wis
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

SUPPOSED MuxpER.-The body Of a man, apparently
about 80 wears of age was found the ls in the woods
Hudson County, n j. with his throat from
There was an open found him, but unsaned with
blood No effort was made identify the body which
buried by men, of them digging the grave and the
other making box for the body secure payment for their
they divided hS clothing of the deceased between
them Considerable excitement prevails in the vicinity
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
THE NEW.YogE TRIBUNE,
Y HE T RIB U n 3 i.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8.


,,v .nv's Book Edited by Mrs Sarah Hale ana n L. H.
Sisourney Sept 1871. Vol. XXll Israel fo''' % bo"ey
This is certainly splendid number OF this most popular
Magazine. The embellishments are IN inc very "es'
~, Az, ond it is n matter little surprise that e sup
, gyen to asy Monthly in the country hond be suicicht
warrant so heavy expenses the preparation OF these en-
.vnp, mus, necessarily involve In the present number are
o .nendd paes from the welknown burin OF Dick
e sped representation Of Shakspeares trial for deer
,oo,g before Sir Thomas Lucy taken from most excel
., painting by Harvey, selected by the Apollo Society OF
rnbgh to be engraved for their Assocation The other
beautiful picture entitled The Rose of the Boudor Be-
side these two pages of Music and Plate OF the Fashions
beau, embossed Rose-somethng in the line OF en-
bncn, The literary of the work arc by some
the best writers of the day Miss Edgcworth who, by
the way has before written for any American perod
cal. Simm Mrs Sgourney, Mrs. ElIc Herbert, &c are
lmeng the contributors.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06


SwtSp1xss-If those who had suffered BY such chaIac-
had discharged their duty TO the community you would
not have been under the necessity of going beyond tho pre-.
cncs of city for of a'rocty even despcable
than are charged against Mundershach under arrest at Bo
,Ou whom conceive be accompice with gang here
hang from London; the scene however, OF their roeaon
for years is known 10 have been a, Botany Bay.
They have figured largely at eur principal Hotels and
Boarding Tailo1s Boo,-makcrs and others have
alike felt their influence Would be well 10 caution
the public of depredaons until the measures
which must surely bring them to just rerbuton shall have
been applied lie, il be known them that their splendid
and devices Commission Merchants will
no longer aid them their dpredatons they have
he Location once often The police are on the alert
Your. A. SUFFERER.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PAPER HANGINGS....

To Country Denlers.-The subscribers keep constant
ly their Store No I5S Pearl Wall
pe Of School CLASSICAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books
and approved editions which they offer upon the
most reasonable for CASH City 4cestanoes also
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY of every variety, to
thew invite the Merchants visiting City
Fall purchases
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled pattern, Ordcr
BEST materials and in superior style
.-FKENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORD-
ERS the latest patterns ard FAST eoLoRs suited
The Counry Trade for sale NGnafaeurer' Prices.
II Merchants from the Country requested
and their stock OF goods.
Schools Colleges Libraries supplied upon the most hb
etsl terms BAKER, CRANE " Co.,
Wholesale Booksellers and StaiionerS, and
Dealers n Paper Hanyngs, No i5s Pearlst
auly I'm Sign OF the LedseD c~fork (near w all 81
EoCND-ln the crockery S35 Grand ST. s. bull sup
posed have beeudopped BY lady whose address
Inc owner VIII receive the describing the BILL and paying
| for this advertisement A3-
CASES PRINTED y AX0Ns just received and for
sale cheap by lausl Q. H. LEE, 81 Cedar-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
For The New-York Tribune.
4 Secoro of 1Sb cnts

coNNEcTED WITH THE HISTORY OF THE U. STATES,
wrrg a. ACCOMPANYING TABLE. DESIGNED TO ELUcIDATE
FINANCIAL AND GENERAL POLICY
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
n. WEI.I & co.'s. line.

FVfT NV7N I4ENE.
p E|9 = FOR NEWBURGu. LANDING AT CALO
Sz.s.9-T WELLS, WEST POINT Il COLD SPRINGS
steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain Robcr
WartroP will leave the foot OF Newf"k every
Monday, Thursday ard Saturday afternoon a o'clock
Returning, the HIGHLANDER Will leave NeHburch Mon
day morning o'clock, and Tuesday and Friday afternoon at
o'clock.
For freight passage apply the Captain board
BA baggage and freight of every descriptions and bills
specie, board this boat be the risk of the
thereof unless bill OF adng receipt icned for the Iy
IL LONDON LINE OF PaCKETS.-ro -a on
7 the h l0h and 10Th monhPhs line of packet
i hereafter be- composed of tho following ships which viii
succeed each other the order which they named, sailing
puncual Newly ork Portsmouth, the lt 10TH and %
and from London the M Eth and 9th every month through
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

BRowS UsIvERsI1Y.-Thc annual commencement OF TINS
old and respectable institution celebrated at Providence
l. on Wednesday the lt inst The degree of bachelor
Of Arts was conferred upon thrytwo young gentlemen and
ha, of Master of Arts upon twenty others The degree Of
D. D. was conferred on the Rev. ALIENS CAswELL FRO
ssor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, In Brown
University and on the Rev. Cyrus Mason Professor OF the
Evidences of Revealed Religion and of Bellies Lettres, in
the Unve si,y of the city of NewYork The Grafton be-
fore the Literary Societies pronounced by Charles 3
Bradley Esq, aud the Poem by Henry G. Whitaker The
exercises of the occasion said have been highly inter
cstiug.
UJ' The intercourse by Mail between Savannah ga ana
Charleston S. c. has been off consequence OF tho heavy
mns Most of the bridges the route have been carried
away.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
GREAT ATTRACTION.

GREAT ATrRACTlON:!
-T7h. FARE REDUCED -l2i cents 10 and from Har
< lem The proprietor embrace. the earliest opporu
prepared his and splendid n OF Stages
North American HOTEL Bovery TO De Wa C. kenger
Hae. River House regularly every hall hour IN the day
intermediate places along the route and makn
their passage through in about an hour.
Neat spacious apartments fitted each end Of h'
comfort and This new
regulated nearly double the number Of trips daily
that the Carr adecded advantage them
stopping p ke Rgers and giving pasen
Paake every kind Of rereshment "hci
and served the best possible manner
suitable 10 the times
Rowery Hall Stages usual every five minute'
during yil 6m j. MUhFH1 PROPRIETOR.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

~ AN ED-A partner Any yosng man having good
W Character ana $500 to may profitable
ment BY addressing Commerce. this office stating
/ we" ma! be had
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
SCHOOLS.


MISS GRAMS SCHOOL, No 20 Perry St will reopen
M Monday 9TH Member OF the School may reeve @
Penmanship of Mr. Dolhear without extra charge
ful hand may he acquired 10 one quarter 81
ADiEs' sC.I0OL-Nes NJ. DorY would inierm her
patrons public generally ha; her School, at tt East
Broadway will eopened Monday 9th OF September si3t
rEHE FALL TERM OF Mr. fRfES English and Classi-
cal School Monday September b. when he
pleased his former pupils and others that may DC m
trusted to his care Mr. F. may School ROOM No 3:6
Bo~er, opposite Fifth street or al lls Ocad.,treet -
CPANisfi LANGUAGE-rhe subscriber is Organizing
language after haneca Oral system are advised to call
class. as viii on Monday septcmbe! 9th o'clock P
NJ every other day from to Terms $40 for one
course 0' % e's0n CAKLos RABADAN Readc-stree
of every kind of documents and private instructions
MISS CHAMBERLAIN and Ml.s FITCH would inform
vi their patrons their Schools for the
oyouns [adic. can be BOARD elias. Of boys under
viii be taught N the sn- oadng, NO - ovT @
bo obtained by application NV
MRS BROWNS BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL. ~ Lachtreet ST. John Park wi" re open on
Monday 9th Of September. ,.l~
MISS UNDEHIILL's SCHOOL FOR You've
VI LADIES No 2G6 East Broadway will reopen on Menaa
September where all the branches OF thorough Ene ISL duca
viii taught Terms and system upon which the School Is
conducted made known on appicati-n an3O ot-
MRS. BURROWs's SEMINARY, ai3 Hudson.t'
w will MONDAY September 9th Terms
DC may be obtained on application nu3u oi
LHRENCn LsNGUaGE-nANEsC ORAL
SYSTMThe subscriber ahoui forming an evening ass to
10Th Sept Gentlemen wishing the study
OF the French upon the highly approved system oi her fae VIII
please call and leave their address Ladies classes and private in
structOn during the day. H. MtNhSCA DuNAND
au3l st No. % White st. East of Broadway
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, NewYork
rINHE MISSES AVENS ladies boarding and
day residence of their father k liavehs ESD
No ~ Lafayctta Place, NewYork.
Their Of instruction embraces all the usual branches Eng
ish Educao including biblical studies also Latin Greek 1t an
German branches desired BY Particular
attention is Instruction III French
Full September Jh but phpls VIII be re-
ccived any time
be obtained by communication addressed
themselves above father his office, No 81 Wall
street. NcwYork.
They also RI o the following gentlemen
Chancellor Wal~orth Saratoga Ncw-fork
Hon. Ambrose Spencer, Lyons, Wayne Co.
Hon Henry IIInlagton, Rome, Oneida Co.
Rev. e. SPRING ID. New York City.
Hon. j. Phillips Phoenix, do.
Hon d. B. Talhadce, do
Col Elisha Jenkins, do
Daniel Lord, Jr. E'q do.
Burr Wakcman, Esq do.
Mcssrs. T. w. Porter, principals Of the Washington
Instuc y. y
Rev. 5. II. Cox, DID. Brooklyn New-fork.
Lucus c. Duncan Esq. New-Orleans
Jas. II. I.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

" nv ANY having good Furniture
M "oe 10 igtn III parIOr amt and woad
INC 10 nave IL we" taken WINTER OF
'srson that would like to have addressing ine
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

ITO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c.-Jnst pub
sheG Modern Buiicer Guide, illustrated with 81 copper
plates Nnard Laeve Architect This york repe with
the business lcontalu
branch hch has heretofore been
mpec noticed The principal of the plates have been
subscriber with and m hand
.smey quartO, and respectfully offered the public at
wholesale and retail. WIN D. shIih ,.o
Portrait Seal and Card Engaver and Printer i'
Broadway, Sd story ,.-.us-S
For Sale hle Os,ones Ensayers Deaist' 's~sSs
kr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
VOL. L. NO. 1877.
w A n rs.

NhALsNFR WANTED-To go to the State of Georgia
III re-" weeks ole who understands the Straw and Silk Mil
n wen For further PARTICULARS apply No - Liberty
up starr -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

SO 600 WaNTED-For sale, Bond Mortgage or
p-.OOO Real Es,atc paying per interest. 4 liberia
discount will be EaIc for the cash. applied immediately by
letter 10 Charles this office. -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

HAND-CAEsT painted green one of the wheels oil Whlch
n was stolen from Porer No 30 picked up day or TWO
The person who claims to be the may have 1t Oh paying
expense. by calling at No. IA CedarsL 81 |"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

~
T. New Brighton staten Island by subscription; - -
THE Trustees Of the NewBrIshton Assocoh NV
for the sale Of hundred block or parcels o. an
chg te not eight lots Of % feet by 100 feet
@ them containing from one TO five acres On several OF
an endd improvements comprising large mansion houses,
i hehi a'e .es Pc docks etc. in perfect order
% adopted dPosng of the above property great
10 the capitalist desiross of making good investment
ma all ho may wish obtain country residence mod
sre orcc position the eligible in the veny OIL
New-York -. HENRY
For prospectus plan and details of the aPpyo
LYNCH President the Office OF the Association, no
street up stairs -r sIcorJ r.o
Books subscription opeaed by EDWARD c. ~
the ofies of the Ne~-fork Life and iru I'd
y Wal-st By order Of the Trustees
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

MANTED-A situation GoycrneSs family, of Assist
w fcnac seminary by lady ~ho has received
thorough ngli had tesb
nsment Nedcwork. For references and further particulars nuirs
at Br1aI Iar1v
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

SD TA1LOks, OF teady haoi,s may find employ
cO men making coats jackets aud panaoons by applying
> 33t- JAMES NATHAN. II Cedar st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
ITO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c.-Jnst pub

VACANT LOT TO LET No 20e and ale Fianklin-sii
Immediately. M Washnztnn-st. aus nl
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

DOARDWnh pleasant parlors may be had - Hudson
I'D Also gontlcmen Terms moderate g lin
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

,v I.prs Book Edited by Mrs. Sarah Hale ana MR. H. H.
Sigourney Sept 1871 Vol XXll Israel fo'' % bo"ey'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
100000
Making in all,
$4O,3eO,OOO
THE NAVY

The following remarks on the Nary is from the clio
sing passage of Mr.. SENATOR PREsToN's speech on
the land question now before the Senate
"The proposition of the Senator from Missouri Mr..
Linn to appropriate these proceeds to the Navy and
the public expenditures is conceived in high spi
mt that il is well calculated to enlist sympathies
and captvate the Imagination. heartily concur with
him in his estimate of the propety of doing something
for the Navy. That important branch Of the public
service has been too much neglected 1t merits at all
times, the highest consideration. Its actual condition
e1acts our most anxious attention Its glory and its
usefulness cannot be too highly estimated, and fear
It has fallen into great dilpdaton. 1t might be in
vidous to inquire how this disastrous condition has
been superinduced but is due to precious
recollections--to highest nterests-to all that
pride and patriotism enforcethat ii continue
no longer. That Administration which shall build
up the Navy, renvigorae its energies and revive and
stimulate its wonted spirit will deserve the eternal
gratitude of the country. As far the public purse
can contribute to this would not circumscribe our
appropriations to any special fund If there be any
one thing amongst us which may be called national
1t is the Navy. would not limit it to any sum- how
ever ample Its only limitation should be- the capaci-
" OF our commercial marine to it, and up to that
full extent would enable it to be present with our
commerce In the four quarters of the world equipped
and insprited to protect it and honor against all
opponents.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
From the Boston Mercantile Journal.
AFFAIRS IN OREGON.

The author ofthe letter below is citizen of Boston
at the present time resident at Honolulu, the chief
town and mart of the Sandwich Islands, where he
considerable shipping, and carries on an extern
sve trade
For several years he was engaged in profitable
commerce the shores of Oregon. About the year
drew from that coast their trade being almost entirely
broken up by the monopolizing power of the Ii. B.
Company.
Mr.. p is true American. have had much ac-
quaintance with him. / and knew much of him
while at the Islands in 1885. Others with myself,
can bear honorable testimony to his worthhis public
examples of generous and noble action 1t is due MIR.
Pierce and the country 10 speak thus particularly OF
his characterand knowledge ofthe facts in his let
ter, well as of others which may follow them in a
subsequent paper being of real Importance to the in
terests of our citizens. They true, and should be
published throughout the land.