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New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Spanish ladies, and it may be sad OF truth
that their amorous tr;a'ions wiki the men are
matters boast Il among themselves. Ihey
work but little tie Fardango and Siesta form the
division 0: tine.
The Fandango s asciviou- dance. partaking in
part of a waltz col hon and many amorous move
men:s, and Is certainly handsome and amusing. II
is the National dance. In this lhe Governor and
most humble citizens move together. and IN this
consists all their republican boast he men are
honest, perhaps more so than those OF the same
class in the United States. proud and vain oil their
5loed, the descendants OF the ancient SpaSlards
OF their pure blood, those OF the SpaniardS and
Pueblo Indians, the desc ndants OF their Greet
Monarch Montezuma, doubly The pure
blood cannot inherit office here the present Gov
ernor Generel and all the officers of State OF
the mixed blood OF Mon;ezuma This has been
the since the year 1886. In that revolution
fell the most honorable and beloved Of all the
tive Spaniards in Mexico, and all his family were
banished. In the CITY there Is but one officer OF
Justice the Alcalde, and he has nothing to do The
commerce of this place is certainly very consdc-
rabc, and although there i. bat gold mine
worked here now ard one copper mine, vet the
daily receipts afford about six or seven hundred
dollars net. Generally from to two hundred
and twenty hands are emPloyed at work. IRE
revolution has set every thing back here in the
mining dcsauments, they are generally held by
natives of old Spain, and accounted fortets to the
General Government after the revolution This
thing will soon be settled, aad then the Holy City
will appear in all her gaudy plunage again.
start in two or three days for California; the
company consists Of about two hundred Aneri-
cans and Spaniards, to cooperate on the lst of
January, 1872 with the Columbia caravan at
Monterey on the Bay of San Francisco We
pect the Governor Will e.llow US to settle and
ccde to Us certain lands, &c
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Inc meieors proceed from a rr5ui1uS 50fy that !
revolving round the Sun. in an oil shghty H.
ciacd 10 TIE ecli9;c, aHd iHtsror 70 that OF the
Eartn-it> apheiIon near the Eatihs orbit and
il perehelion near Mercury-wi,h period OF
revolution. not ticring much from lS2 d1vs. OF
the nature OF TINS body very little can be Sdown.
Bodies OF great extent. as Is probably the case
with this. and Of anomalous properties. may De
coursing their way WITHIN the bounds ot our .ys
TEN. in the vast - aces that intervene between the
orbits Of the different piasetS-oi whose very e>-
istence we NAV be ignorant, uulr-s IN their
revolution hey should be 7roug,t within the sphere
OF our orb attraction. AID thus portions OF II be
rendered visible.
There are reasons for believing that iilumina-
ton in the Eastern ky, which Usually accompanies
the occurrence or this phenomenan. n appearance
differing too much from Aurora Boreahs to
a,crbe any thing OF that nature. l. none other
than the body IN question: and that this il!amina-
ton i Identical with that which has long been
known 10 astronomers as the /0di0c0l Lich
This light may be seen in the mon,h OF March and
April, shortly after sunset, faint pyramid OF
lishi stretching from the horizon. along the path
of the echptic, to an eNten, OF so or 80 degrees.
At the prcsen, time (Nov. y its rapidly with
drawing itself from the eastern sky, after having
heen visible there for several months. and as
after the 18th mt. the strong twilish; will al
low. 1t will be :ouad in the after sunset; thus
presenting the appearances that we should natu-
rally expect from body that had passed rapidly
le,ween Us and tie Sun. in space, about the 18th
OF November.
Whether the above theory be true explanation
Of Ns;eorc showers vet remains to be seen. 1t
would seem to be sbundantly supported by facts
and certainly accounts satisfactorily for the various
appearance, that accompany one of the most won
deri4 and beautiful of the celestial phenomena.
Then whose curiosity has been Sufficiently
awakened by iheforegong remarks TO induce them
to keep watch at the approaching Anniversary will
in all probability be doomed to disappointment,
should they anticipate repetition of some OF the
previous biilhat displays yet the sight of tsv
of these splendid meteor, streaming down the vault
OF heaven, would be an ample reward for their
vieils The reteors will arrive at their maximum,
period OF greatest abundance abou; / u clock on
the morning OF the l3th and will be most numerous
from 3 to j. For those who merely seek to IN
drlge their curiosity it will scarcely be necessary
to extend their watch beyond these two hours,
during which time, SHOULD there De recurrence OF
the shower this season. the principal portion OF II
may be Witnessed and longer time than thiS,
probably no novice in Ihe :clence OF stGr-sd-iHg
would fee. wiling TO exchange the comforts OF his
bed for the house-tep cold November night
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE Az EM-BRIGHTON. Staten Island. 10 The

amount Of SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rsNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-BRlGHTON AS
SOCIaTION offer for sulc by subscription. five hun
red blocks OF ground. the most cgiby situated oil any
they possess respects contgUliy to toe eres ana a
20 several of the most elegant sad desirable villas rnd
country sea IN the vicinity OF the city OF New York
These re hundred block. be disposed of at eight
hundred dollar, -ach every them III co9ain eight
buildag lots aud Yl measure about Nv Oy -Uo Icct oe-
ac sufficient for neat cutt1gc and garden plot
Each subscriber III ob.an block valued at accord
ing 20 the cash sales made by the Association the last two
,.a.) from $1,000 to $3.50 and he may have allotted TO
him property worth from forty 10 sixty times the value OF
MS subscriptions On of them splendid improve
nents comprising large mansion houses hotels cottages
docks, sc. IN perfect order
Tb. nan adopted for disposng Of the above property
presents great Inducements to the capitalist dcS'rous OF
good investments, ard TO all who wish TO Obtain
country residence moderate price, and IN position
rho most eligible IN thc vicinity of Ncwfork For ex
ane the elegant country seat With about iour acre: oil
lard a. receatv finished by Thomas EDave Esq,
u cost exceet,ng 500 900, aud which Is unriva!ed ior
be.ury of situation viii become the property Of one OF
the .ub.crbeis and unincanbered, at cost to HIN
of only sos
iucumberrd Belmont HOuse and grounds no" occu.
pe as seminary for young ladies' a. an annsa rent oi
$500. -
ceedipg i 00u, including the grounds anu ouDudIngs
Ill III, to anoner, free and unincuuoerea'
Brigiisn House which, with the grounds cost over
$50 900 and several and beautiful cottages VIII De-
| com- the property of other subscribers
Tic Association. offering so large an amount oil val
ushle uropertv =. ong time such favorable terms
merely remark that they prompted to do so solc
with the Of closing their affairs within he er oil
| ,b.,, o,.,niz.i existence which is about drawing
to close They feel confident that each subscriber
Will oban property greater value than the amount OF
n. Investment -,
s, # the improved property, (Which cost in all over
t3o1 with maps and accom- ing documents can
- .een on application Henry Lynch President OF the
AsSocIaou "a; tier ohce ~ wall en1fAhIe ufs' uoof
on Hanover street, who will gye all farther details oil the
/ .ad ulau.
Terms Of subscription for undivided share Of egA'
hundred dollars, ~ follows; .mo
In a bond payable and two years, on .oo
interest ......----------------.--' fV
$3.50
pooL. If subscription arc opened by EDWARD A. NJ
coli Fe Trustee AZ tae office Of the New York Life
asd Trust Company. No. 3 Va st
y T. The cash pa, will be deposited IN the New,
York Life and Trust Company ana tns receipt Vi '"'
Sscr.,ary of the Company ay-n to all subscribers:
Rv orier ~ the Trustees
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

I ny On line. and cotton clOh.-rnc superlo Iy OF
this valuable preparation any other OF the kind con
ssts IN It's being more dnrahle hen written will not fadI
but retain, It's brightness for years and requires bo pre-
pAra-Ion 1t may Hsed with common pen as It is of
the proper cousscucc, and single d will convince all
of IT, iniac value. Beware of counterfcts Prepared
aad sold nv j. PAYSON Wlllston, Northampton, Ma,c.,
and every genuine bottle has his written signature ntt
ost lrhich II is not genTs. Sold IN Newiork at whole
.,le and reta by A. b. " d. SANDS, Druggists Nos ~
and 100 Fulton street and DAVID SANDS & CO. -
F,.--R-osIwav Pr,ce. 81. c~nts o2} I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
KS AND LOMt

lOA + z q VI n r no ~ ~ ANU VUHI
/ MISSION WAREHOUSE. No. 81 Liberty street
Printing, LthogroPhic aad Coor'd Papers IN all their
yarietes made 10 order any quality from common News
TO the aest Book paper rae the country at the fair
market prices the very superior mills of Nessrs A.
C. and W. Curtis Boston. and w. s. 81 Curtis, Bellvic,
y and from several other manufacturers having the bes
Of machinery All orders thankfully received and prompt
Iv ax-ttted. 1u7 6m EDWARD CURTIS. Agen
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
) G. Il O 0 l. s.
L,Nd:Lsssl .sNO ga ssiaAa BQAkpiN

T,Td:E.ssEl .sSD GL.s ns7GAa. BOARDING.
Il SCHOOL FOX BOYS, al New Rochelle WSstches-
ter County n. y
G-st Monday IN November next. The object of tins
School the education OF foys Oh such princips' and IN
such 4 way any Christian parent wonld desire
Tao course embraces all tie branches OF thorough
Enr,h Education and asu those which are required Tor
nd mission any College Further information may be
learned from the Priaepa who may be seenunt the st
of November al the Carlton House.
Reference is respectfully made Dr.. Mott, Potter,
p-onIit Union College Rcvcrsnd. II. Winslow. q. W.
Blarlen : f Weodbrilre Boston, Mss Rcv. Drs. 7.
H. skinner. + Nermyc, Pro o'ssor H. White Rev J.
w. Mcl.ane, e. B. Caceycf, VIM AiaHIs' a. d Smith
Hon. Aare Clark, q. ualsteir ~ Whte j. L. "ilcnr.t
j. Pane A. Zercra, II Galsccr. l. qrs, " Y. o25 IL
T,5sEAcN aAYss YssUAta.-iladame |. MA
Z NESCA DURAND':; first class for the season com
menccs this evening. ~ the system she Purs'es the
learner may acquire as knoSledgo OF French by only
few lessons week Of an hour each during the wiptef
Sysis2C TU7TE0N.-WILLlAM PEASE. Pro,
IN fessor and Teacher the Piano Forte, Ofsnn and
Singing respectfully Hlorm the young gentlemen OF tnls
city tina, he has fitted up rooa III his Music Saloon no
100 Broadway, and ready TO commence giving lessons
ou the Piano Forte aud either III the day Time
or evening. Gentlemen wishing 10 cohfencc WIZ please
L, make application the Music Saloon, No 'VU Broad
way cd door from Fourthst.l Terms moderate. oi4u
DnnKK EEpnNs: , aud GENERAL AC-
u COUNTANTSHlP-Tt0M JONES, Account
ant respectfully announces that In, classes for instruction
in tins department are ~ operation eurng the day
AID evening, at his rooms, lc.' Broad"ay
q few students instructed privately "heA the
hours of attendance be arranged to n the applicant
The mode Of Instruction parsued by the advertiser Is one
that h,, enabled hm during the lat years to quail
,f ,ore hundreds clerks for the Pracca duties OF
their profession md he will cheeriuy refer the stranger
10 hook- keepers whom he mas tlnght, ana "Ho h-Ee
kp1Iy ncrni,tsd ,uch reference The advertiser attends
10 the management elected and complicated aoconLs
and IN all cases will guarantee correct adjustment,
For sale Joness Principles and Practice OF Book
Keeping ceptsiuinc thorough exposition ct tina prin
cpl- OF debt an credit uprcd 10 all kinds OF ou'-
uess This work l. recommended IN the most hattern:
terms by OF the best practical accountants 10 tne
ci,,. pr,cs 81 ~ go lm MAS
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

isOS,<D.- gentleman and hj> iady a.d 81 gie IN.
ID dividual can Aiv- good br. IN private ian'iy.
,here herc ar- but fw hoarder desirable si,us;ion
rear Luhes Church aSJ HID st. by calling ininc
,in,rly 10 g.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

n.TFJV CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
CHEMICAL OiL-BURSING FLUID.-The sub
.crber ~ouls invite the attention OF the pubic 20 MS
.tock Of "GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS, "nicA'
tom their beauty ard superior qu-iitle are destined 70
,,ed. I'll ober. row u use. The oil " ach Is burned
N tssn chemical preparation, very clean IN It's proper
,ie and qive very brilliant and economical gAt ihe
Burnirg tlrld portable light Tree from al 'Lnohe
I'll or er.a,e and will soil nor STAIN Common
amos can b- altered ut triAng expense, 70 burn the
ud The Subscriber :. kiadly permitted to refer to some
Of our most respectable families VINO are no" using the
between Grand aHt Broene sts.
=. " " - - o2lu
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

e The GIRAFFE or camclorard, belonging TO
June, Titus, Angevine Co. died at Centreviile'
Ia. q few days since. l, was the most rare and
'aluabe animal in the country, worth S2O,O0O.-
The Giraffe. though described by Plato, Strabo
and other ancient writers, had been lost TO the
civilized world for TWO thousand years, and It's eN-
aence believed to be fabulous, VIXEN two living
pecimens OF the species were presented by the
Dey OF Algiers TO the Kings OF France and Eng
and, some twelve years ago. Since then, enter
Prise has been on the stretch for them and several
lave been captured in the faI iRterior of Africa,
but so delicate is their structure and Sc fatal the
elects of confinement, contact, strange food, &c
As, only four have ever lived to reach America
The one lust dead was captured in June, 1885, in
@e Great Kaliharri Desert, South Africa, in lat
sio 80 S. long. 25 East.
Rail RoAp RlGHrs.-In the case OF james
Simpson VS.. the Baltimore and Susquehauns Rail
Road Company, for the violation of the plaintiff 5
la'en, right, for turning short curves upon rail
Naa,, which was tried in the U. S. Circuit Court.
SalinOre, on Wednesday last, the plaintiff OBJ
saed verdict of one thousand dollars.
q The prospect begins to open li'tle. 10
Wy some whetting Of news from the election III
.'7s'io X, where expect TO be sleriouSiy o"-
sa'ed and from Michigan, we shall hear that the
1-sas ives better made. 4 blossom ot news may De
S'Ned for from New Jersey which Is lett witneut a
'''erncr; aud from Tennessee which is 10 be re-
resented IN the Usited States Senate cy Two empty
,~4'r'' From all these We begin 10 ausur better
aae', and if we have no ,noaey circulate, we
-a' nave news; and what is better we shall have
.A0ePendsnt Of Queen Victoria. As to Wash
"'S''a' II Is dead as Pomreii.
Pi,sburgh American.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

JEF4ssfi sgsSr wanted respecting simon
l Watts by trade 4 painter end Jsmes Watts, gar
dcucr natives Of Chaltord Wesibury. Wiltshire,
Gseianj. They sailed from Bristol, iu England, and
lnN,u. about them sud any one acqu,u;ci n .tser
.hcreabouts val coufcr favor ,hcu b. communi
..atirr the >sme To BAOWN BROTHERS & co.
90 1aw.}N- corner Of Eychsrrc X Hascvcr st.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

D.-PleasAnt rooms and board IN prirr'c
ID family may ie had in very desirable location lul
East Brc-dwayhou'e 1T class, few sol CT boatdcr> ct
lu-t habits. Terms moderate. References rcqu,'rd amt
riysu nd lN'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
EEaEaP CARPET sTOR

GEfEAp CARPET sTORE.--The subscri-
< Der offers for sale new and splendid assortment Of
3-py Brussels, fine ard supcrnc Ingram Carpctng, Oil
Cloth Rugs Mut-, Mating, with all other articles con-
necte with the business cheaper than be at any
Other store IN the city, Persons iroa country cy
wishing 20 purchase will find much their advantage TO
call before purchasing elsewhere. 81 Canals south
.dc near Brondway. DANlEi. NJ WILCOX. au27 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

{sOeKD an Bk0aESAYN.-A gentleman
ID and hi, VIE ard two single gentlemen can be sc-
coninottfsd bond pleasant part OF tine CIV rot
than mnu'cs walls from Fulton Ferry Rooms
large ard very pleasant Terh> moderate. Inquire at
: 81 ADAMS corner al Concord. L6 W.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

q Privutc cSonrdins.-GcntlenIcn wishing per
Boar! aad Rooms location convenient to the
business part of the City will be accommodated at No. 7s
uaRc-s;rect Jus, of Broad way, whcrc but few board
re- are taken ard every cxeron MADE 10 reader their
o i;lc pleasant and comfortable The house erurely
re'y and rcvy furnished throughout Terms, moder1ts
q, rr,-crcs. = xcb-rreI iy.2 #
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

nsA Fsxn EOas SAL A., or Exchange fou City
s3N tropcrty-t Farm III Queens County, l. l., coh-
-- tanug 80 and 90 acres OF fret rate Land
IN "A high state of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
horses are all first rate order With nc'eT-
flng well of good water apple orchard &c The dfs-
rance Is nine mics from Newiork The above frc?c'y
will lie sold or exchanged for city property and posses
~ e 81 Stawf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
N,u -York. Octobcr II, lS41.

NtN-1 ofh OctooSr o. lctls oif iu
L Thc Courier Il Enquirer, Standard, Express, Ros
ION Atlas Piladapha Ledger Baltimore Patriot. hsrles
Courler -ni New Orleans rcsyune, will please pub
l>h the shov- (Nthout direcuou) wteA for
TX weeks rrd send th-ir bills this office for pa
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
ILLaSeIs GAND AG GENCY-H. ~ WEAD ;
',syT,si,-E pRDpExTY FOR SALE

sIAg.glasi sih. u KID fE R = EOH~ 9'r'
AT TrlEkMONr ROckIand county, ". fofk'-lAs
.b.crber. off for -as the property on which tfsy ~"
resl, situate in the village Of fer"ont about 'hres
quarters Of mile fO1I the lnndng on the nam hsh-
~av IRON tbs 10 the interior.
The above con.lsts OF TWO Los-The h'st Is bouset
On III. east by tao public highway, lergh 3i feet on 10
,c.t By The Ne~-Y5rs a Ere Railroad length -3o lee
rih an average width OF 50 feet, on which u good
sad substantial frame Of and hnf stories 20
sy IL fe, filed with brick and vel! adsPed to The
business Of couatry store, (Which has been p.ohiabiy
pursued at thi. place Tor the last forty year,, Also
bc. dwelling 81 by % feet, with brick kitchen at
,acned thereto wash house and pamp convenient wood
shed and buildings neatly and conveniently ar
ranged.
The second Lot opposite the first, l-o feet in erg'h
On the highway by width Of 81 iett on "hieh
ae ,ro gooc frame buildings occupied ss store
.es the remainder Of lot highly Gu t!'a.sd hich-
u garden During the last summer the above premise"
undergone thorough repairing and are no" IN the
m"st perfect order.
Per.ons Of purchasing the aboy' pfo?ertg cen
by calling b- eccgpant or for ilr-h-i III
orslatIon 10 T. DAVIS, - Wal ST.
Gi eE- ?. II. 'AlLHA.N.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

va SONS, l5i C4a,h,m and lr0 BoHery.-rhe sub
scrber rfrm. aIcs OF New- York sVd vciui! that
be hand very rIch and elegant assortment
# yn. and other Fur Nuts, prices rednced nIii 81
per cent from aay previous year Tie earnestly -oiiei'sa
call fore purcha and those no favor him
tn V ,hall be disapp inted Fur trimmings OF all
kinds aud Fur repaired at >hort notice.
c26 In WATSON 81 Chalhi s; and l6n RoSery
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

~. VALUABLE FAfifl AT AUCTION
ii;. Fa VI wili be sold athucon nj rhe H".e Da''a
S.pder,on, IN Eizabethto~n; on SATURDAY. No'eAi,
n l3lh at o'clock F. VI. Said farm - no" oscGPien
Sc Reni,min w icox ant l.. situated within oac ni!1
aul half of the hourhng village of Rah~ay, ~ ,scH
County, Jersey containing 10 res OF excehett
lud thirty OF ch are IN first rate new mo'ny
eadoa The remainder except the wood land, beng III
ine ulabc condition The has been put upon hr inih
sitAu four years pas. thousand bushels oil lime 30
,Id, much other On the premises are 10 acres
Of youcs grated Apple Orchard, coaioftahe nouse'
a4,n &c Terms made known at tho time OF sale.
nfl lN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
s0ss eALE Oas EXCIlANHIs &

.rA SDB SALE GH EA Cka "A d a'--A
9is Country Seat, 10 miles from the cty, l.caied IN
Queens County l.. l. containing upwards OF ~ acres OF
first rate land The buildings are one doubl' hoHst' mo-
finish. with gru,es, marble nantes, "oo's'
&c extra kitchen; also large barns wagon bouse car
ringe house. shop, granary poultry houfe and isr1 Ice
house with all other conyenleDces necessary Tor large
family. The ffult of the best kind and III every vhr"
applcs, cherries, sc. 10 abundance
A large amount of the money pay remaia on bond ono
mortgages; Bfookly Newfork CITY properly you'd
30 AIKEN in exchange. Address L. " vt th's ONCE
80 #
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
d RY G GODS.

SUTTON IL RINDLE, at l.. >pring street
- of -rinE their customers large lection
OF fa Winter Dry Goods, OF si,le', =; p''ees
which they h,nS Will q the OF any that may
give thsm a call. They
Broatclohs Cpssme7cs and Ves,nes from suctouchelp
Faanel, Of Eneisa. "eIsh, and American make, very
cheap.
Merlno., Of fEnSh German. asd Frecch. at lo~ Frice'
We've black, oise black AID coo:es, al last years
prices.
SILK. black blue black and colored .uferiO style and
taiiii.
Bonne, Sl.s OF cheue wa,er-d corded chanceablc and
oyhcF =, les OF them quite and selling very
cheap. MiIner, viii Go seil to call As they can
purchase al wholesale prices
Ribbons Ribbors of chene, striped shaded. plaid and
water-c FOR bouncts ana caps. al much lower price,
than the carly Tart of he ,sason.
French P'nt> of STYLES, / o. l. ~ . ) 81! Is
American and English Prints, very reduced prices
Also Domestic Goods OF all kinds. from the sest fac
tories IN the country. aud At factory price.
Hosiery Gloves NIs, e.. IN almost endless variety and
sty with almost every other article Of fancy ant
staple ois IN TIE linz and At prces that are truly
desirable. Il, SPRING : /.
NR-{,uf on- rrrr, aud M drrenrion u6
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
November Nacteors.

For the Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

nNE PRICE sVOisE-Gentcmen Wishing to
" purchase cheap Cloihng, would do we'll to call
At 49,: Chatram sres,, where they ind garments al
the following prizes
CLOTH Goats - to sl2; Cloth Jackets, 81 to So; Sati-
neti Pants 81 .7j TO -, ,75 Cloth Pants 50 10 $3.50
oil Am JACOB COGSWELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

:! \ z ss-s y a HON v an Z T. s.-NAIFH
/ NELSON sesniin. son OF John Nesen, OF Ra>hy
,ord Brewery IN hc CcuaIy Of pnrhem Eosasd sailed
roH the port OF Sunderland about Lie Years 1Gd
landed Boston, where he left MS ship II he Is poN
wing h. can hear of sogleihuc very sch h advant
t:e hy appnIag the subscriber, tfe City OF New
sorS. or BENJAMIN ord, 80 cf Sedcohcli. In the
,,unty Of Durham. Any who give information
e,pectng ,aid Nelson, viii be rewarded ;or 80 doing
r. VI. SLATCHFORD.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

~ FOR %ALE, A SHIP GROCERY sad III
Gia QUOR STORE. Stock and Fixtures. Good loca-
ton and dong tue business To busincs Nfh oar-
gain will be gwen. Apply this day. To
NJ lg. SMITH & TURNER. 10 John-s
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

NEW FALL s,UfbDs.-ALFREO SMITH,
y Merchsnt Tailor, No. l36 Futon-sL would nvite his
friends aud the pu.lic to call end examine his stock of
new Fall Goods consisting of Cloths Cassmcres ana Vest
ngs suited 10 the fall trade. Gentlemen lcavug their
jcs may rely upon ;heir being fulfilled the satis
factory manner Terms moderate-Cash delivery - #
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

~ HAKasNVNN. BAEbW aHN5 = Ut
spy sale or exchange 10 tracts Of handsome Land con-
tain ng l25 acres each soil of superior qualic'
satced with fne streams and covered with fine timber
,Ich ~ white oak. hickory, beach walnut, maple ahh
sycamore The soil is adj pted wheat rye coru, oats
cnt,on tobacco sweet and Irish potstoci TIE nooyc
inds will be sold reduced pr.c,s, and OH terms 10
ant or they will be exchange for almost any Fh"
merchandise For maps AMI particulars, arpy
IN SMITH & TIfI NEIk. u John -trert. up sR NJ u