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New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u aLcdicincs of Esest asuaiity-Aoprove
Popular Remedies Leechcs English and French Porium
cry, Soaps, Brushes, &c for Salc by
j. e. |. CODDlNGTON, Druggists,
II,,.i., of Sn-tn
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4 GOOD CHANCE FOE FARMERS


N Vessel Of 5000 barrels barthcn, TO load for a
- por, 10 So1th Amsricl. Apply 10
d GItINNELL, MINTURN 81 co. 75 South st.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
.C,AaT lKNN LIGEsT HOUsE-BnIt

The sl. OF TIN. Co will be teceive5 oaf al the ecu
wholesale and retail general Hard FursIsh Stors
1o i M.lteu lane D. EEsD.
a. 5. P SMITH, Agent
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NOTES.

T. Seven minutes are allowed for opening a d
closing the mails at all offices, where no particular
tune is spec fed; tut on railroad and steamboat
routes there is to be delay than is neces airy
TO deliver and receive the bags
2 The mail is to e cobvt yed in preference TO
passengers and to their entire exclusion # It's weight
and bulk rtqaiIe it.
8. preference is to be given to passengers
brought IN the connecting mail lines over those
travelling in any Other
4 Post Office blanks, mi, bags, and the special
agents OF the Department on the exhibition Of their
credentials, are TO be conveyed without further
charge on mail Inns hitting OF such conve, ance
D. Mail agents are to be conveyed without charge
on the pri opal rdlro d aud steamboat in s. where
Il size of the mails and TIE number of the Office
will require Their employment by the Departrn NJ,
and IN that Gaze as-partc apartment for the a-soG
ing and safek ping of The mail, is to be ptovrt,
by the contractor nier the direction Of the ID :
psrment
s In III cases there il TO BE- e. fei'ure Of the
pay Of tn TRIP, when the 'rp is not run; forfeiture
at east IN -ourth pat Of q When III. rum ng or
arrvs is 81 FAR behind time AZ TO the connrc non
with depending nal; and forfeiture Of due
proportion Oft, when sgrsdr ofse vice is render d
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PosT OFFICE DEpAnIMtST, Dec. Ia l84l,
[ IL LIZ nnn Lfrltl1,i

= CHER gould invite the attention of Members OF
ala,s3 ileaus of hsre9us Banking Houses Aler-
chah'-, and Teachers Of 'SchouS, q ov,nina,,,n.
slah Hayden q Co. Of Massachusetts to whom 4
SILVER medal was awardcdby the Amcrcan Institute in
New York for he superiority fthcir Pens latge
supply OF them is for hoesaIe and ietaat Stat nefs
tiall, the proprietor of which has been, appointed
Agent and will take pleasure i'll showing the variety
of Pens TO all who may callur send torthem
TWO HUNDRED REAMS COMPILING SIT
PAPER.-W Fischer has recently received 200
reams Compliment Paper, comprising the very best
quality OF English French, aud American manutoc
turei OF various sizes with envelopes u mitch Ass
every variety OF Colored Sealing Wax and Walters,
with every other article in the Stationery line OF u-
petior quality constantly for sale at Saiipncfs Hat
dec ls--3t
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NOTlCE- The Members II Conrres,.Gn1.orhrf
strangers in the city during the s,on are cof
daily invited to occupy any seats they may find con
yenient, IN DR.. Lowries Church on f street, he4pu
PIT OF which, 's now supplied by the Rev Sept nu,
Tuston,
Hours Of service II o'clock a. NJ and half past
3, p M
BY order Of The Board u Trustees
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r AW NOTICE JAMES A. BERTHELOT
IL & JAMES r. ARCHER, having associated
themselves in the procl,ce Of the Law under tie dim
Of Bssrnsbor {! ARenER, will attend regularly The
tr,cs, and iiso the Cuuh Of Appces at Tallahassee
JRcsdence--T Tallahassee Middle Furnla
JAMES A Der fELOT
JAMES / ARlHER
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
From tas Token Tor l-i2.
EN NENING.

BY ls hs p ? = ] y : O..
THF evening star now sparsles bright
Fu! shines the rising moon
And flee,ly fades the rosy light
Around the horizon.
The bosom swe!ls with holy loy;
The heart beats soft and los
No longer care and pam annoy
Unchecked the feelings how.
The meadow brook now dance. light
Il, waves shine silver clear
The stars are dancing strangely bright,
Along yon azure sphere
The nightingale her melody
Trills lightly from the brake
And trembling, tsat5 in harmony,
The moonbeam on the lake.
The !ovelorn maiden hs,eus long.
As ,rlls the melody
Her tender bosom feels It strong
Her tears are flowing free.
She tondy ihink, her .oTer len
Is serenading nigh
And sadly sweet IN dreams again
She sees him standing 5s.
Oh, evening is the time for me;
Be thine the garish day
NJ spiri, is sofuil and free.
As fades the light away,
NJ bosom swells with holy JOY;
My heart beats soft and low;
And fondly. then without annoy
Ny geniler feelings flow.
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PRICE ONE EENT.

pluu. and gay annarcl and q ,al! and b0unJlIr
CHARGER ThsIe +: yyar Desoaiou hath over
,ak.o N. baopv valley: ii.. wrea,hed yine, are
streaming and dead upon the ground the once
clear fountain !, choked and 7;asnan;, and Helena
conc
So our .oIdier turned his hor.es bead AWAY.
and led his Inen-for an armed band ..ere "!ih
hina-to u crowded city. lie found Helena there.
and with her father great merchant too, had
,yooed her Already her marriage was talked Of.
And now Gomerez was ever near her hogeria-
round her like a watchiul angsI. Alas one night,
when she had consented to meet him, heysa, seled
bound and borne a dungeon.
ll4py weeks he detained in hi- dark cell
and at last ene came 10 release him. tie ooned
at hi. libcralor, AID thought he knew his face
a" And Is it thou. sad he, my nyal. that tins
generously come,t to my rescue Tell mr, be-
-ccch thee. OF my owe
- She !, not worthy of YOU" replied the vo,.tn
s,e,oly
a.. l.J ,;.,, o., . .,s,i,.,l r., ,l. ,,,.,, T,..,.
,..,,.. .,..,i -
bun oI;i;erino ,y,., i.xe,s. fiel.n. ;f. dancer of
the ,n,oni, yjncyar!. So Gomcrcl. fnfning 4, hi,
rof,,,,in iIa,,1.J him with grateful yy,d. i,r
ms prne,op. services: he did nof.,.yen u.5 hl,,
b. had cop,,,a..ca his releasr: and ,Lru. ,y.ri
foIl.d a,,,, and ou.bin5 heart h.. ,o,yeJ ..,, of
ne cd - ~ NsIf Itl
moro ,-,,rco -. NJ. fser for hi. .orj ,,,. 5,yer.
linz -, mas, han,y ,bines he wandered on. ,il he
C,1nd himself bryond the hum of men unoo an
on.,, ,l,;n
Thar@ goo,oj toward him o, ,be eveni,, wind
,,o sonod of o.. co,,..o,.bnll rt,.ra ,,,. .or. f.,
.,o ...,,,S,,,, ,,,.,,rl ,,.;,,, J..;.
~ -, l,.s.,ii.I IN, ..,.I .!.J .,.,,.
u''i =, N' ~,
'a''G re ''o'' "'' '''i'- ''''-' -''
"''''.e i'"u peo,' '''' ''',' '''
'.o ''',i =,
- -
''0 ~ IL cf. -
- " II b..
al "''''
"'li" ~ u 'i'c Crazy 'i't'' 'i.''''' ..:.i.
UoHhe'eA was oo"c" 40 '''' s''','" M'''
aha deSphf' lie Pia!co 'oi S''o"s '"' II
ms passions since ms sacred ca.!'"S H'''''de' IL
ot him' ana rejected al ''ousn'S o' '''-'',''''
pu' ne cou'd no' ieNI Ia O'' ''i'' 9
now i't "F' =" n' So"I'i iii9 so,,'..', ,,..I.
ooyo"" Ms '''o'''' ~ " w.
''o i, .b., -.;.
S,,'i S''"' 0''','''''
" - -.
L;n, E,non,,el y,s f,,irc our his frs, fleet
NJ, ,,,,, ,,..,o ,,..-,-,o,i.. ..t..n,d .,l,-
r,,,,, h.. .,,erio, F,,ib,r lrro
49,; -, ,l;. ,,.a. ,h. ,,,,.,e h.. had os.uo.,l r.
,,,,,'.,cJ 80 H.. ,,lnir,e5 ,,noro ,l.,, st,aj, Of
-. lc ,bro, L,,,l,.l yor,,,, ,bc, ,ri,prr
,bonab ;n ;,s ;,C,,ry mnd, IN. most imnor,ant
,Ts,Dyerics
Tho cI;,,,,o cr IN. ras, combined with the So
,.e,;,, or his .,.Jes bernn secretly 10 undermine
~, Lo,I,h of F,tber Ionacio; atd his friend P-
,,.,. the kino's admiral. per-raded hin 10 take
VOYAGE homcwnrd. He sr:eycd to leave his co.,
,raiion-, az he called his books; but many OF the
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g zg-g ORR Ytsil;s5;A& 103&.>S5 GGEOBEis

Alas -he learned on his arrival that ne NED
tre;- no longer The good father "aS dead. iit
al~j. y WIS I'D. aith Helena name upon ms
bps ard ble-,ine uer.
Sac ,uza. .-..al.ey q.ter1 be had dse.t. II
Wa iar.l. plce nt lie io.io"eI' OF ls-iai''
some aad died ana werr buried on 'he t1e m'AI-
ia.n-iop. O'hers bad Departed. weary Of III so j.
o. l-. To 'h.- dag you mag see Tie ra.'- = '''.s
r.acrd o''i ter h',s.s sra'-- 10 H-'i. 'f' .' Tue
- '1 d-ai IAe '--e chap. Va ii-t ''.'.'7
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PROSPECTUS FOR TIE SALE OF REAL Is
TAIE Az NhM RKIGNTON. Staten I.Iand. % t.e

PROSPECTUS FOR TIE SALE OF REAL IS
TATE Al NEW BRIGHTON, staten Island to tao
smouut Of &E0sS HUNDRED THoUsASD Dollars.
rVlHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW BRIGHTON AS
SOCItTION rfTer FOR ..le, 10y sub crpton. five hun
fred ground. the mot ehgbly situated Of any
thc possess poets coEHguy to tte ferries and al
cycfs Of the most elegant and desirable yia- and
country il the vicinity Of the city Of New York
These Ere duaired blocks 10 be disposed OF St eight
hundred dollar. rach every Of them ~ ceftan ,2ht
hsIiug le atd viii M.asure about It oy -" eeI be
iug sufficient ic; 4 neat cottt2e -nd garden plot
Each .ub>cri-4r will obl-n block valued IT lsccord-
~ 10 the casi i!e ie by ine Association The last t"o
ears from 5000 To $3.50 ard he may have allotted To
m property from forty TO .rty tines the value OF
Us ,ubscupion 'On Of them are splen3ld improve
meat. comprising large Mansion houses hotels cottages,
do,k h., &c III periec. order.
The pan sdoptec for di-po.ng Of the above property,
presents rreat inducements tie eopit1t desirou. Of
making good Investments, ard to all ~ho wish obtain
country rs'elce AZ moderate price AID IN position
most eligible IN ;be vicinity OF Ncw-f0rh. For eK
iu he elegant cOuLtfy seat, wlts about four OF
ard os.n. rsce-y fashed by Thomas EDavi', Esq,
Il d cot exceeding 800 O.0 AMI winch Is uhrvaed for
aeauty vi .ilIaoa VII become ta- property Of Of
se subscribe free and unneumoered, at cost TO him
+ Dniy .-t-
To .one Other sub che- y III be allotted, free and
ucea5er-d; Belmont House and groua6s
jed .eAlanry FOR young ladies' annual rentof
500.
The splendid Partition erected IN l-7. cost ex-
eedug S51 600, ncutiay the grounds aai outhuicHs'
Ill fs T. anD bsr, free aud uEincumberSd
Brigh;on House which, rith the gronfti' co't over
$4,000 aud s.yera new and beautiful coiia5e ~" oe
CONE the property Of other sub,cribef'.
The A., cation IN offering 80 large an snouht oi val
ase Dro2er.y AZ On. tame such ia'ortDe
nerslg remark that they prompted 70 90 20 solely
t tha y.y Of closing their AFFAIRS "!iAH ths term o
moi, o,,snizet exis:ence, VAich Is about drawing
~ - cIoss. They feel confident hat each subscriber
otain property greater IL value than the amount Of
nis investment - ls..t -. =. - 49,
1000 with map. and accom- Janylng documents, can
- % an APPLICATION Henry Lynch, President Of the
o-t.on III their Office, - Wall, entrance first coor
~ .uoyer .tree) Who will all farther details Of the
ea. Of subscription for undivided share Of sight
hundred dollars, Us follows:
IL cash--
In bond payable AMI tao year, on
Book. Of subscription are opened By EDWARD A. NJ
COIL E-q. Trustee. the Office Of the Ns~-i oFk Lie
l9d Trust Company, no. 81 Wa a.
y r. The cash pa, ment will be tepo'ited n the New
York Life and Trust Company, ard t'e receipt OF tho
Secretary Of ID. Company given 10 all sibscriber'
B. order of the Trusfe~.
oOYD,s BLEACHING fOWDER.-
d 100 casks Bovds celebrated Bleaching Powder, Just
jysa ~. ~ - PERssE & Ba0oKs, 81 LlsevY1h
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AHu GE.se--sOo KS ~.

..e'' 20 -. ! - - -, ,,,.,
= si15t .-fEkRlI i = fh't Afr"re""s d. 1'i''
,r. l. RoS.r, auA 3l5 tiranG--tr4et. iscer nnrHe
of nr.. rpti5ras of DoaSr sad Niie wi- via i'
former extensive a--ortmeu; o China, 800 sa c' ''.'>
,..;,. (ii-lro!ss Vr renlers thrr .tocN a- CON
letI ~ ,r..r a. 10 be io-1l r' ii.''>. srcq
, and other sho ish 60 .a, ont aei- r1hay 3" lc u''
advantage, ,.ii had 81 an u5! oct 10 GO taea e4I'
i. im-
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sc 90 l. :.

80 =v1SG: ~CssoG.. II the Gr-enN5eh street
:! ~e1a.r, 3.6 Gre,f-ich street Will open iRis eve
u4ag %. ...5 school :or ioGGs sdes Wall oe opea-
f AZ me . tlr!s l Be friae Department. under the
>.,-f-i-,sa.!,a-- of N,s Pratt. Terms Moderate. \
a-s lt}oasc Lad-s receive ins,sscuos FROM to
ot.o-k, p 81
Seaos. oils. N-CAuP, PRINCIPAL
&A.%G; s,,Es pay ~C,zOcL-A, the
u C.1-stsl la,. Commercial Institute .-1i bFoai"a
=. NENMiS. PraciPal. Terms from - 70 80 m tie
@yrHe ad from : tn 0Ia the sy school for the hgs-
i>i brs0cl and from = To = -Nrs for the Langunres
Frs-c. .a.i >9..i,. tsaal by Professor BAS>EF. Pa
pei. a.=a.ted ans time. Uuquesuonsbie cietence>
gwen. - Ina
-; ;ESESs; 2HD BAY SC.sO0L, IN the
:, r ;.tgreh seventh ,.--et r. f,, ,ioor, cast of
ra,rl A,snae-A NEWMAN .ud u. BIACKMAN.
Y.4cpl Terms. irom 50 10 St per qua ter N the e'e-
gia luj from 5; SO : tle dsy School ior the E'cs
bran. ,. u from = . = extra for Tie Language
French 1ad auf, taught by Professor Ba''et Pupls
admitted a' aar ume. - In
sNE-vG ID :.aN;.IAt, E.-,iadsme L. MA
/ NFSJt DJRAND'S ir,, class for the season COM
,rsn-r- t-s eyearc ~ the systeGa She pIr>Hes the
learner may far knowledge OF French by only
., lessons cH OF 40 hou- c-ch. during the winter
r1sYsNs; sHsTg-Ir& BOARDING
SCHOOL. Tarr,toNu :. \.-rhe NiHier Term Of
School RiI commesor o. tue hr't November No m
.lto. o;.r greater facilities for the acquir OF
thorough Education. Circulars containing reicreuce-,
catalogue Of students &c. be- hai AZ CuiuaA - Book
tore 2Oj .rcadwhy Crovea, 6i3 B-oad"av, or At H. X
: Raynor = - Bosefy. Applications Tor admission "ay
b. male BY mai, the PrtrciPa!s. Or to Peter P Lyon
Is, Ca9ei'' EHhl WN Il fGs IS6y a. au NJ Principals
atltAwsNi; * 1aINTaNG.-f. GRAINS
~ SCHOOL, 80 80 i-l,pensrd Il Is n9" 1pen tor 'h'
reception of pupils Schools and Classes al private rest
l.nccs attended a, usual is I'm
.,-s;7c9s4s.~ss r.fAst,-The >ub.criber. naive Of
;,.s5al-esf; Europe and educated TO the profession
I! II OF Music from hl- chl ihood. respectfully
oifors h., crsice> the inhabitants Of Nv YORK a,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

y BRICK House pleas intly situated ~ 2jh he
seen tLe .i aud "a Avenue. The House Is - hy Sc
f.et two lS1 basement the lot s9- feet inches
tIeep The ubscrlb,r. int uG To erect stable thu
rear g,hich at mike AZ desirable residence for cart
mca The above House and lot be purchased on ad
ynutug.oHs For farther pafucniars inquire at 80
n t-.;reet orItDItfH & GILMAN. Builders. % 2w+
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
Cx.s.YEs CLUDF 4.

SUCCESSOR TO GO. pEUscHER
Iy,yIrFACrURER OF PAPER BONES l27 William
street Of every possible shape, style, AMI variety
~, ,s of anv lineO business constantly hand AFse
sortmea of Square Boxes p!as and taacy' siuge aud
III s'S BANDBOXES,
by the bale or nest w. i.,,.,,5 ,,i fo- ,.le
at a Low price
CuAI $50 tons on board snip Quebec ''' safe
- Sy yGRINNELL, MINTuRN & co. :: s0u'A'''fe'A
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
ZOE AAAE ns: EXCSIANGE-l

g:: Country seat, 10 miles from the city, -cated Ia
Queens County, J. containing upwa-ds II ~ acres Of
ir-t land The buildings cnc doab- house mo-
eru firrh with crates, marble mant =, oiJIDg doors
extra Kitchen al-o large barns. wagon house,
hcu-r shop grnnaty. poultry house aud yard Ice
with oil other for large
family The fruit II Of the beat kind and every variety
.ppics, cherries, sc. ~ sbuhJance.
large amount Of the mo"ey may remain on bond and
no.tgage b. 'ookiVn NewYorA city property would
bc 'bker 10 <ch.Ege Address l.. ~. y hi- office.
II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

D0sTcy GROWN BREA D.-The .Ho.cLi
IL would respectfully inform the citizens o. .hovs
York ths, prepared supply them win ,T al
4rtic,e Of Superior quality which may t- 70 60,
,he following pllce- Mo-. 32l Sle eker-. - n,J,o1
aI2 Caaa-., ai3 Centre-s, l73 tbe above
t, JOS Pearl Il All orders eit at ei'n +. prsmpt!y
attended TO. 80 ln' ho ~, .sI again.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
.7,g t.<so.EN fsaICE's, ,.Si:i az. -

- lAENNHDs. lA.ciy from Troy, y. l. tni<''
~. TINS opyormuIy to i4iorm his oli cHStoIei'
friends and the public generally ihat he h1s taken IN
CIntoz Hnir Cutting Curing an1 SiavHg Sa'ooE i'-
Cintou corner Of Grand streets Having had long eNe'
reare thr business he l. competent TO cut "nd c"'
u,ir I'M the most fashionable stylc. Please sIye cali
~ I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
Nsw-YoRN, os,o3er s,h. I-il.


NJ c. C. Bristol BnGa'o
STA Ta.,ag tciiyel .r,l. benefit from iala- your
uy,lla5!a :; .n,Ar~ellL, fesi my duty. haeo,.e
pleasure. TO i.fo a yen cl The astonishing efae; mad
undo. the iea,ae of - me Providence IN restoring nc
to hcaltt, sferalsn- ind silicng ilne>' .yas ,"'
f.r.r from th. Fe.r and Ague ot nearly TO years,
winch reduced me to perfect skeleton my taroa:
liberated and fromihe accumulation OF ph!c-m.
eau.a. dread oc sun ,a.,,,. no ppe'it. could
.usiow a.y i.ina 5ut q i' and only few crops at a
tine e. i,a b r, l-- began siak rupId =, and,
ai,i.u. every :ha done hat to ai"l Of The
ao,t,tIii M -. l- could ,u-ga g., luuui be my
case vls c-u,idsr .oprc- AMI heard f,oa. ,hen ilt
az 81 aour- r,r terminal m, ,ufesiacs BY sore PFo'
iieat4l rirc-a iatce your >arsapara was mentioned;
ms fi,i c.',aycrcl To- o5,au ,nie hu could lot with
ouj sending To- ,ou "a cstlnc. of 800 III les at Rlf
f.l1, sin hcs rii and in the b7risnnr of October
commenced taking IT. and from that time / BEGAN To r.
viys and .c-eac ii reHgth sufficiently TO 20 80 the VII
pe or lun \ bor the first week IN November Ls,t wear
vent 10 l.neiun and wishing for my a'i'acton 10
ascertain tie qI.c- OF your *ar'apaila, sa' noe''
rr4.i.el ~ sior ing pert boidc had by n'e toF
nsa.l tao years I, aa e and AiIfu csmi,'. who
pronounced 1t genuine good article 1t was perfectly
sweet. and retained every qany. Should any in our
neiehhorlool be suffering We, YOU may uTgn lhem
t,is of our Incidence or should your Agent "a thus
c,ry i.h suv reference they hy cal-s on ne or
,,sac ANY patient. to me ascertain the tcneat hlv,
rcccive. ffoal ~.
Vlt,rc.sest ..r. / r-main yonr obeii,nt .eryani-
OLE JOHN GILES, 30l Pc4r street.
j. book of oo pages confirming statements Of some
Of the most important record m7yhc s'en o" ar-
ea,,on 10 ru, OF te Agnt, no sell the medic Re
ference l. sl-o madc to 5-. TnoMAs IecAN, % Stanton
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.s.L.n&g.a.aNp A&ENNV-m MEAD

l Attorney ari COua'e0r bt Inv, aHd pehefsi i-aA1
lgri,. l. ,.,roS. Futon ca. Illinois
Il etercnce-finrace Grcely, 20 Ann It Hon Abraham
'rlun. MtG.soS Gsorg. Drsper, 50 Cedar IL; New
iork u. J. T.. Mann aad Nm K. McDouga, Chatham,
N.D J.r.sy Ol3 I'm
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- .:s. -.:a;: H@if&'E e aNI+.
FtOE-EC-. Gsrl.emea h'ii .ad On. ~. at ''"', ''
.,..,. iar sisA. by 7. ~. l., l,i "e-t b.oil"iy
corner ot Er-,,--f us
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

a few short weeks and the stranger is among
'ivm again And now he comes with sword and
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

s(OARD D.-Plcnant front rooms. with board, may be
ID had. deli htiay situated. l0 Ed.t Broad way,
House first clas.. Term, modcra.e. References
changed ol3 lw'
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,ceb.f.'gv yV 4. ND'-A

i-a To a. IA handsome TWO story tiou-e i5H
li. Wavefley place, Washington Parade Pos
umedi ely Rent low 10 good tenant 10 istf
,aA scs5.f'a~ zee i.EI-a mud h-i room
- o,ct., pani-i-s &c. sHlti0ie for a...y.
y o. ono i7.c rooln extraordinary wei lighted
.'e for ! wol .-shop. nuulrc the preml5e- of
- # JOHN LOCKE. IN reaCof 81 Ann -.
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4s...s.f.D &NsD Plate Hs' niSAs-.

~ y - = ! IT. 1r,I-... -. -.
-. -. 6,lf.d st L4fE- g. NOFPET, III Prince
,esr iVoos:sr a. ;ac lowest rlarke; sres' Ike
- =. r-r- -uDe-ior article of Co0pers Brass, az
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

BOARD WaNIED.-t ccu,iom.n ~ispe, to
ID MAKE arrangements for board during the winter with
private olrduX house where there are but e~ board
er, Would room 10y himself, OF III or 81 aAor,
stA CRATE. 10 alton must be- IN the vicinity or foot OF
Dey =, Terms au,t br aodeSta References exchanged.
Address V. office Of the Tribune, atng cras and To-
,atinn ol3 t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
NOTICE.

Dealer. from r, art, Of cou2try caa dePcai upon
SciGZ supplied h ro51s agreeing Win our cti4os
MARSHALI.S Troy Shir: Depot,
No. % h.ih. ,troct NeS- OK
NB.-No psi-o,age asked OF those VINO beat Do 2.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

f,:znsg: tys:." iil lts-3a': 't ji"i>p''
= / JFRNlS'S C4ieap Engraving aud prlntInr Once
l-itEr ard rlae -agr1sei aad i.,y Car!s tor onl,
- .o S u;hcr Earra,ns At one h'li me i''2i F1lee
Pleas az anl specimens. No ~: t3ifuafa 81
-, t;r.,.Ir.l-4 80 Boa
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

g.sHG4A! p5JAiEs Order; received
lor Osboras Assorted P.csl-- IL Gallons Ha's. -AC
sar,s 10 the usual packages, Cat.up. sauces, ee Al
,, 9 % rultnu--t near Fr1rt
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
e.ss1yssNs; sN ,y-bIrnlA.

EstsIGSsNss sN " 8. " u - isi L..
s ts.SILEMEN s.e!;ing Newior Will find quic; and
h yiolsr-t home az the GRAHAM HOUSE, No 63
Barclay street, whJr1 ample accommodations era at
times for transiSGt Boardss rIt afforded At mod
et.;e prices by the day wesk. No fumes Of Tobacco
Or Alcohol viii be- found To tani the atmosphere.
N. Il. \ few permanent Boarier- ~iIl b" tnkcn.
~ -Ynrk Anrl l1.h. l-il. l. | ROSWEII GOSS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

/ n n " ~ f>N ~ -
Ar No. 35i Hat,on aat 90 Walker street can be I'd
.ary -eor h,re made Ereat an4 very large loayes
= Cake. Ms ali made fsom the best Dairy Butter t1e
,a-sat sf-rL. Also, farcy articles, -uch as hi.se'
Ma sroS,, Finger Rou and ffeIch Biscuit. &c &c ani
l-rs Plum Pound of the yrry best qlaiiy and orna
d. -tsd In a most si,sta! style. Auat MIL NER
= Tha sI1scrcer also makes the old style OF Bread
from R,e and Wseat Flour. mixed.
To Boys waited to learn ths hskins busne'' 90 la
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

C,xTgI.Io+ FOUNTAIN, sAr,oga Sprng.
| ms celebrated Hins-al Wa er constantly on hand
.,,- rls Agsnt. GASSEEa ! YOUNG. l32 Cha'hsn-st
S-n 70 any part Of The eity fee of eKpen.e ol4 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

tEaSTE ED--t si,gauoH for = boy betFeen 10 snd
W l. wears old. sn apprentice or clerk hs' bean
tso wears : a cl0thing sad be vei! recon
fnsrieL Apply st 375 BJsery, IN the store. Salary
rI,is-,-e olS 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

usNTED-A female Cisa--Mlker. None buI
w tr>,-rate hacd need apply that can sori on >Paa
i,h. Ilqli-e u l1j Ne>I RrcddTag. or 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
trlP-I, afsE:Z .SIE.;-

I II P-N I T. a. q ~ : :, r a. \ soccer aod
iuGu,trous man. ore who can rebroRzr nrd lacSff,
4u understand, IN bu,iucS. generally. lind steady
cm ioyAcGt st WORtM y IIhCoiirN OUT, 56l R,o.l
Wag. 81 lw
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

Z k'r;vntc ssonrdiD..- .-Gcntemen wishing per
naUsnt Board ard Rooms location CONVENIENT 10 the
business pn CITY vii be accommodated At No 7s
u>t of Broad, where hut few board
tscn and ryrrtion ciace to tJader their
no aleu-,nt co,nortRbc The hou>e entirely
icr anil ncwy furnished throughout Terms. modcrats
8, o. ;.re,,.4 o. xct,nrcJ D22 e
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

SSrlS: D.-A teS more res ieciAnic tanliie' cub
~ scrbcs> cli Je turi.h Ain good servants Al the
ttcs STATE, lntr seoce O;liee $50 6rosd~ay. Terms,
one dollar 4 ysar Tor sll 9alrcd D. family OH =
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
" A n T 5.

Sy-sNTE D-t >I,-atIon by professed cook and
w iGndre>s-can give tie best city reference
,an'v 10 6,h street, u door from ata avea.o oI3 y
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

tyOAH1tsN E.->lnsic gentleman (uLd othersl
} residing 10 the lower part OF the City be ac
oini.oiscd siIh good Board, Win or without ro1a ~
rs Fultor-s Also, thee iou; can have Dinner only
,c,.s,r.t jc.H u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

DUH 4 H,h WATER C5.OsET.-
1 WANTED. second hand Porabc WsJ.r Closet.
Apply - WV. WEST,
eIllN Punher anl rIn.mIlh lna llld>on-.t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
1rn-n1,s ,r1,JN1 KEPOs:TOKY,

10 Pcar street opposite Cedar-f The proprietor
n bs s-t,b inent sa- the pleasure of offering 10 deal
s- ad the pablc generally the lagest ana mo-. '5risa
took Of Tr7Veng aud PacAne ifnh's' Na'PeI '1ss'
I... &. &c tt4t can be tcuud this city Dealers
mi oaer. will 90 vel TO cal I'D exlRliBe, th- a-'ort
@ III - icz, - I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

ANTE D-A aersoa Vho h3s >io0, IA 5as.sess
~ that yie.ts handsome P.ohL Arfy ~ 517i
Er -ixay oI3 y.