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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-01

THE PHILADELPHIA Posi- OFrIcE-A para
graph in morning contemporary day or two
since, in which it alleged that several heavy
losses had been sustained through mismauae cement
or crime in the Philadelphia Post Office, we know
to be utterly groundcss. The forty-fve thousand
dollars sent from Boston was committed to the care
of HarndenS Erpress and it i, not pretended that
it was ever in the Post Office at Boston, Philadel
phia. or any intermediate place. The twenty
thousand dollars" alleged TO have been sen, from
Brooklyn has dwindled down in the reports to
twenty dollars, and there is 4, little evidence OF
wrong in the Post Offices in this case, as in the
other. All the charges calculated to cfi.c, the
reputation of Mr. Montgomery appear to be equal
y destitute of foundation. Mr.. Hobbie, of the
Post Office Department, is in Philadelphia attend
ing the Circuit Court in behalf Of the United State.
against Reesde, and NOT on account of any errors
in tie administration Of the office in tina, city. An
Officer of the Department has communicated these
facts to the paper To which we have alluded, over
hi, r per signature and ii will, OF course, re,rac
the charges against Mr. Montgomery, who i. one
of the most careful, competen, and scrupuou,
officers in the country. We cannot but regret the
appearance of any articles calculated 10 convey &
different impression.
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-; Graham House, RnrcIn, ut. MISS
TRAVER aud MRS GOSS respectfully inform their
ircrds ana The public that they have taken the sell
knowa GGAHA,I HOUSE hitherto kept hy Air. X. Co.'S
(yho rclife) and having put III excellent condition
for the winter, prepared TO accommodate fe~
eermsnen Boardef. with Parors or Bedrooms only on
Their Table will bS supplied with the
best Vegetables Fruits &c. that the markets of Guy
aTolds; while those who prefer quiet simple snd natural
living ui aipos herc unaiHted by the odors of Alec
hol aud Tobacco will find here agreeable Home.
Trau.eur Board,rs persons visiting the City, ac-
eoniaodatcd OF reasonable terms. % II
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONsGnrIn 1880 H
u LIVER COMPLAINT U ID "A snihr x,i,I
,ur.-Rey I..iah (io0dwell of LOuisyIe came 70 veg
York June for the benefit Of MS ss eoa a 'S Das IA b
- - $50, bldod He had been troubled With these
y mstom. for iaaG two year he %0'lnea ~S
'''l 49,, poot In three weeks time MS cougA pain
,lq IL, do snd rai.ag blood were ,ntfey removed and
le n-: Rev. ISAIAH GOODWILL.
HACKING COUGH is never trieing thing. 1t
viii end IN consumption, unless yon take Dr. Aliens Bal
IN 10 not thsk, because II Is hacking cough. thar
lo.t any thing will *, Try Dr. ALIENS Bal.a1.
Remember your life at stake Lock out for INIT a,ions
n RAISING BL0OD-Dr. Aliens Bal-am ~ill cure
TINS dreadful disease II healing the lsEg'
mat Il requires but few doses stop all bleeding IL
$50 alays the cough and makes one breathe perfectly
easy.
II PAIN IN THE BREAST hsvs been cured Of
Il BY DR.. Aliens Balsam. Let Others ny It
F. 4. LOCKWOOD, cor. SPrins ane Vsfick-sts-
Sold by E. 81. GaiOn, corner Of BowsIy and drnnd-si
sale Office at William A TY!sf', g Barclay -s1os; Ss
York 'il
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OUTLINES OF PHYSIOLOGY, both Comparatne and Human
By J. l.. CoMsTocK, NJ. ID. Robinson, Pratt n Co.
DR.. Comstocks series Of popular expositions of
the Natural Sciences have acquired popularity
nearly coextensive with the Country. The new
edition of his Physiology just published contains
fifty peses of additional matter entitled General
Considerations with respect to Health and Disease
which must be of great value to all who will regard
them
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ID RY GOOD
w. & r. 4. MILLER.

w. u r. \. MILLER. Nos. -, Br5sd
Il. way, and 4 Canal It nave nov on hlzd ard for
ale che,p An A-so-tmsro lurr2is Brussels dsd TRr-e
Ply Carpets
Also. Printed Drugsets O. AID - vide ehintz color
and good article.
Also large lot Of Floar OIL Cloths Of various widths
and psiter. which posse. the desirable qualities OF beng
<oll ieasare. and veil made. These Cloths
bIed TO sell AZ very Low prices.
w nave also quantity Of remnants OF OIL Cloths
suitable for putting under >oses and such 7=rpO,e>
Whicl anxious to dispose Of, md vhich viii be
sold great reiucuoa from prices whon cut from the
piece. Please call atii, Bro4ssay i Canal Il. north
side. o2- W
NUFFa, uEEEs. NUFFs, AT WAT
w SONS, i5i Cdatbam i. and l60 Bowery-The sub
>crber IEfra> the ladies' Of NesNorS aad vicinity, tnai
he has hand a very rich and elegant assortment
of Lynx aat Other Fur Nuts, at prices reduced fail %
per cent from any previous year H. earnestly soiois
call before purchasing and those ~ho favor him
hsy hall Not be di'spp intsd Fur r'maInsS Of all
kinds, and Fur repaired at hort notlcs.
oa6 In WATSON l5i Chatnini :, AM To- BoNery.
NE| EtL.. GOO s,>.-ALFRED SMITH,
Metchau Tailor 70. 30 FultoH-sL would invite ms
friends aud the pusc 10 call and examine his stock of
ue~ Fall Goods consisting OF 10Th. aud Vest
lngs suited the fall trade Gentcmen leaving their
crs asy rely upon their being fulfilled the most salts
factory Terms moicroe-Cash on delivery = II
CARPETS, Oil CLIO rHS. &C.
HOMES Il MARCY, ol BoHery, wish to INFORM
those hn about purchasing Carpets that they are
Offering and handsome assortment at the following
low prices consisting N part, OF
10000 yd, Russia and common urrsin from 81 to j. I'd
5000 fine and extra fine 30 6io SO
y 900 superhue handsome patterns 5Oio66
u 0G0 double >ulerine patterns, English TO
G.00 Three Ply, rich colo-s 100 TO IL U
1900 &c ~ "a, s. Ol Cloth 80 20 u
Also set, heavy English aud American Floor OIL Cloths
double vh:e ground. Is TO i
Together with variety Of DruEcet- Hearth Rug-
Door Mats Table and Piano Covers, STAR Rod. Win
dos Shlies &c &c all wnich vii he sold from - to 80
per cheaper than he pur, ha-ed any where else
IN tho city JONES 4 MARCY, lOl POSery,
Middle Carpet Store between Hester aud Grand-sireeS
o.ln
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n KENNEDY, lately from Troy H. .l T.; @es'
~. this opportunity 10 isform MS o Ia. taken tbs
rnas f ' CaI,i5g CarIng and Shaving Saloon M
Clinton corner OF Having h-a l'. se ,prl
Teace n me 5ooab. stys. Please give acalL
IN
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'ROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE Ar NEW-BRIGHTOS, Staten Island TO tho
amount of SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Dollars.
grHE TRUS TEES OF THE NEW-BltlGiiTON AS
ISOLATION offer for sale by subscription. five hun
red blocks Of ground, the most cgiby situated of any
iey possess respects ,onuguty To tho ferries and al
several Of tie most elegant rRd desirable villas and
ountry the yicirIty OF the city of New York
rh.se ce hAred blocks to be disposed OF at eight
nrr, dollars each every of them III cOaain eight
uilisg lots and Will about l0c by 200 feet, be-
nr sufficient for neat cottsge and garden plot
Each subscriber Ill Obtain block valued at accord
ny to the sales made by the Association the last Two
ears. from $1,000 Sl-J0 and he hive allotted to
sim property worth from forty sixty times the value OF
as subscription, On of them are splendid Improve
nents comprising largo Hloon houses hoeis cottages,
locks, sc. IN perfect order.
The plan adopted for dnpo,inr Of tho above property,
great inducements 10 the capitalist DESTROYS OF
making gaod and to all VINO wish to obtain
country rtsi!ruc. moderate price, ard ~ position
the eligible IN the vicinity Of Ncw-fork For ex
ple the elegant country seat, WITH about four acres Of
lard adjoining 1ce.ty finished hy Thomas EDavi', Esq
It a exceeding $50 600 ana which Is uDrvaed for
,aaut, OF situation will become the property Of one OF
ne subscribers free and unncumbcfed, at cost 10 him
II only s-Os
ncumberei. Belmont House and grounds no~ occu
Jsd seminary for young ladies' at al annual Tentot
500
eedng $3.50 Coz including the grounds and oubuldings
.ii f.ll % another free aud unncumbered.
Brighton House which, with the grounds, cost over
$50 GOO and several and beautiful cottages, VIII be-
come the property Of other subscribers
The Associations Offering 20 large an amount oil val
liable property II such favorable tern'"ouid
merely remark, that they are prompted TO 90 50 soely
WITH the Of coalGs their AFFAIRS wlthlh the Term o
taejr organiZed existence, which is about drawing
to a close. They feel confident that each subscriber
vii obtain property greater IA value than the amount OF
al, Investment
Lists ii tie improved property, (Which cost N a over
Stl0 coo with m ans md panying documents can
,s seen on application Henry Lynch, President OF the
d. nfhr I'LL,
an Hanover street, Who viii give all farther details OF the
Term Of subscription for All undivided share OF eight
hundred dollars As follows
In cash. -''-- FtSV
In bond payable in aud tso years, on
interest, ---.------------ 'oo
$3.50
Book. Of subscription are opened by EDWARD A. Nj
coll Ed Trustee a. the Office Of the Now York Life
add Trust Company No = w H.
n. The cash pa, ment will be deposited in the New
York Life and Trust Company, and the receipt Of the
secretary Of the Company given to all subscribers.
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TO TEACHERS AND PARENTS


I,LENENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHERS
II eng the general principles of Mecnanc' III ydrost.tcs
H,draulie PGeumatics Acoustics OPucs, Electricity,
iievanism Magnetism and Astronomy illustrated by sey
era hundred esrayings designed for the nse of Schools
sad Accidentally LEONARD q LIZ, u. ID,
Professor OF Geology and Mncralogy IN the University o.
the city of Ne. York and Lecturer on Chymstfy and
Natural Philosophy vol Il mo
TIC above work on Natural Philosophy II extensively
ssI m academies and schools and meets with the decided
,nproblon Of teachers wherever It Is known Dr. Gale
practical aud many OF the ii9sratoh gwen Ii
h are from experiments uctuay madsbythe author biR
self - that teacher student are subjected to
the modification Of such failures IN heIr eHper4eSt a.
are constantly occurrng tho oil books prepared ny
mere compi!er who themselves lgnorsut Of the sub
ec upon which they pretend to write for the instrdc on
Of others. -.
Thu. work is neatly printed and substantially bound
and i sold At the OF = per dozea leacher'
about forming classes the study Vi Material fho-oPhy
and parcuts ~ho feel Interested having proper elene-
sry books placed the hands OF their children are
r.Gues,ed - examine for themseves Published and
-; Ly COLLINS, kEESE 81 co.
Ola Inn 25i Pearl-street New York
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INTENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS

OATENT ClaEMICAL OaL LAMPS
L CHEMICAL oIL-BURNING FLUlD.-The sub
-crbcr would the auentloa OF me puolc 70 his
.tort of "GRFrNOIGH'5 PATENT LAMPS, which,
from their beauty superior qu-ties are destined 10
srper.ede all Others The oil ~hich Is burned
IN chemical preparation, very clean 10 Is proper
ties and gives very briiaA, and economical light ne
Burning Flut : portable light, free from all smoke
smell grease snd will neithe. soil stain CeHmon
Lamps can altered triding expense, 10 bum the
dud The subscriber Hsdy permitted refer TO some
Of our most respectable families, who using the
s,,,c. J. c. HOOKER, 466 Broadway,
between Grand and BEceme SIS
NB There /. no danger Of explosion either one oil
:. ,,cl.s o2;f
-EECa.2a .pDl.IEl hr Nrs SARAH E
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.

ONE PRsCG SEOEsE-Gcntlemcn wishing 10
" purchase good cheap Cothing, would Ito we'll TO call
at 1884 Caa;nan stre.t where they find garments At
tie following prices
Cloth Goats 50 To :l2; Cloth Jackets, 81 TO So SAT-
nett Pants ii Is TO S. Cloth Pants 81 TO si.5U.
oil nm JACOB COGS WELL.
sNsFEaP CARPET sT'GsiE.-The subscr
- Der offers FOR sale nnd splendid assortment OF;
3-py Brussels ne and supc!ne Ingram Carpetng, On
Cloth Rugs Mats Mating with all oihe. articles con-
ec,cd with the business hsn be bought AT any
other store in h city Persons fran the country or city
wishing to purchase will find much 10 th-ir Advantage to
call before purchasing cc.hcT a, u Caaai street; sonla
.de near l;rolii,,av. DNNfEGM. WILCOX. au27 3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-01

~ GoDEYs LApYs Book for November is
just published by l. Post, 88 Bowery. 1t has
original papers by Mrs. Sigourney, Miss Leslie,
Mrs Hale, Mrs. Nj. II. Parsons, Prof. lngraham'
aud other American writers OF less note The
Engraving is no, good, and we protest against the
Fashion-P latc
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NTOTEEE.-The pabic respectfully invited TO call
Al Inc fce Of the London and American Patent Wa
,er-proof Company, No loo Fulton street New York,
ahers all Garments and every description Of Cloths,
Leather SC axe made imperyiols TO net. 20 that the
sarsr usv bid tefauc, to rain. damp. while tse
appearance or texture Of the articles Is changed IN the
slightest degree AID the pores OF the good. being still
open preparation Ill! freely escape Taose Who value
their health ~l well call. All Goods prepared by
the Company are warranted water proof
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and other American writers OF less note The
Engraving is no, good, and we protest against the
Fashion-Plalc.
%" We cannot find the OF either OF the
following persons on the Loco-Foco Assembly
ticket in Lsngworths Directory for this year;
George Ueir; Apgnste Dage-ac;
Darid T. Floyd Jones; Edrcard Sanford
Conrad S,cackiam.r.
Those therefore, who wish to know about them
or their occupation, must in4aire at Tammsny Hall
or a, the Office Of the New Era We may remark
here that there are t,co Pant Groats in the Dl-
rectory; one is Tailor and one u Piono-tor'e
Maker. while the one in the Legislature last year
was said to be Cartman. Now which OF the
Pauls me the Loco-Focos called upon 10 vote for
The Evening Post spells Edward Sanford name
wrong Edward Sanford is good Wing, and
his is in the Directory.
IRoN.--We see by the annual statement OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury. that slr m'!HonS th'se
kandred aRd nisety-seren thousand, Mree nun
dred and serenity dollars worth OF bar iron alone
was imported into the L States during the last
year. besides articles manufactured OF iron, amount
and twelve dollars, making iR the aggregate seven
millions. four hundred and nine thousand seven
hundred and eighty-two dollars. Here is between
seven and eight millions OF dollars exported in
one wear TO paw for an article of which We have
home an inexhaustible supply. We need no
stronger argument in favor OF protective tariff
than tins fact alone. In our mountains are found
inexhaus,ible bodies OF coal lime and iran ore ~
in close contguity, and al that is needed for their
developement Is the fostering aid OF the govern
nent Give US protective tariff and We will soon
6nd ,Ae hills and valleys OF Psnnsyvania ging
wi,A the busy din OF the manufacturer, and the
Valley of the Sussuehanna smoking with hume
rOus furnaces daily pouring out the mineral wealth
of Moa,Ours Ridge. We hope TO see tae at'sn
ZION of OR manufacturers and mechanics draw
TO TIKI. subiec,-it is one OF vital importance L
their interests as we'll as TO every friend OF Amer
can industry We hope tina, the press Throughout
the country will speak out upon the subjects e.
those who doubt our ability 10 manufactured sum
Gent supply of iron for own consumption vis'
Columbia County, where they will hnd suftcien
non Embedded in Montour's Ridge TO supply 'h'
United States for ages. [Danville Pa Dem
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S5;.yrss rlEDAs AWARDED.
,-rNE.a 5SSEfS.' SELF 5isbCkE ENG
IN THE WESTERN STATES

SILVER l7EDAs- - s & ID a ID
I-7NG'a PAYEN. SELF ROCK VI
il CHAlR-l-il-ls offered, much improved
VIII rock of it-c!L VIII please infant
VIII give yer;ec, e-se. VIII comfort the aged.
Willnot ee, out u orier. Wi prove fanny comfort
l. this sufficient In sickness or IN rca 'th
Rock rock IN Kings chair, there a chsrsi II IT.
That soothe. all the Of suffering huiaa nIty-
Tell OF the psarure there Is IN TIE use Off
Rocking 20 freely--of ease the reality.
TAe regulating This Char makes II II effect eqGa!
10 wo distinct asd epsratcoAafs consequently tse pur
ch.ser OF Kings elf-Rocker buys the CHEAPEST Is
vel a. the ealies; and best rocker IN the market
NBTne rockers Of this cnaIr present no 9osrHeti0H'
neither DO they wear the carpet.
Always hand n. following patent Chairs, al war
REVOLVING CHAIRS. REGIMENT CHARS
RECUMBsNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LlBkAR
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS
OFFICE CHAIRS with great variety. all maze Tor
especial ease and comfort AL kinds OF shars made 10
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 20 the ms
.-,,,re Of chars Il. w KING,
Patent Chzir Maker, No. - Bfoad~ay,
oI3, Ne< York, between Grand i Btoome It
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The SCHOOL AND FAMILY DIeroSAEY and Illustrative
Defner: By T. H. GALLAUDEr and Herman HOOK
Err. New York Robinson Pratt 60.
In this work, the authors have endenvorel to
simplify and make easy the correct appreciation
aud .se of the words comprising the English Ian
guage This is done by adherence TO the follow
ing principles: |. No nttemp, is made to define
the words tree, horse table, &c. of which every
one who knows any Thing must know the meaning
9 The large class Of abs,ruse technical terms
pertaining to the Sciences, and which do not fall
within the range of study and thought OF the ele-
mentary learner, ale also omitted 3. The large
middle class of words with tn, meaning OF which
children not necessarily acquainted is inserted
aud very clearly, fully defined, with examples
By this method the process OF Learning is very
much shortened and facilitated. The book is ele-
gautly printed.
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~ There were thi,tyfve feet of water in the
Mississippi at ST. Louis on the 9Th inst.
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The CHRISTIAN FAMILY MAGAZINE; or, Parents and
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Two numbers only of this beautiful and excl
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X Now Exhibiting, at the National Academy II
Design, RroddwAy of Leonard street, Duhuies
magnificent Picture of DON JUAN, HAlDEE and LA&-
BRO on 1870 isct Of canvass. The PRINCESS OF CA
PtlA asd full length Portrait Of the NON. MRS. NOR
TON BY Paris OF London. Open from o'clock IN The
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Admi..lon D een:s Seasop Tielets 30 cents. 80 #
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nGCR AND BUILDING sTOSE.-The
ID Subscriber vii dchy-r board Of vessels. - IN
Prison Dock Dock for Is cc- per aad Marble
Building Stone for 3 G. P=r ton
State. Prison, Mount Pleasant: June le42
,.Ia I'm y. T.. SEYMOUR Agent
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81, Large, !sssE4aD.-FamIics are notified
S<Ss tiatat PALMEK'S Large ID omestic u =
srv corner 81 street and Bowery, may bs Ind
.v.ry morning q pounds of Bread made from the best
.uperf 10 donr for one shilling. Also, hot Rolls.
With "a complete assortment of Cakes.
Ftuit Cake Pound Cake
Cityon Cake Almond Cake,
Drop Cake with Confectionery.
Fruit Cakes, iced aud ornsmented.
Par les supplied. o29 g.
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THE T RIBU N z .

TIE AxcrESr History Of the Egyptians, Carthsginian
Assyrians, Modes and Persians, Grecians and Ma
eedonians BY CHARLES RoLLIs With Life Of
,bn Author b. Rev. X. Lyman, A. VI In Eight Vol
unes: From the Fifteenth Lendon Edition, Revised
and Corrected. New-York Robinson. Pratt & Co.
63 Wall street
Despite few marked foibles, Rollins Ancient
History maintains popularity which has seldom
been awarded TO the profounde.. erudiuon, the
most labored research Mach of this must be
due to the perfect simplicity, the entire absence Of
sounding line and stately metaphor in the writings
Of the learned Frenchman. He has more Of the
drectness, the naturalness the unaffected PlaiHess
Of the ancient historians than most modern authors.
When he has any thing tell Us he seeks only how
ii NAV be communicated in feweat words and with
greatest clearness TO us-not how the most can be
made of il for himself he never campels US to
stand on guard against subtle approaches or IN
simulated opinions. His idolatry of Monarchy
offends no one--it is frank, earnest and Is read
with smile as we would read HiEaoe's defence
Of the religion of Brahma. His deep, unaffected
piety excrts u salutary Influence IN the midst OF
tie sneers, the doubts the rreverehce OF too many
among our modern Historians and Philosophers.
The explorer the annalist Of antiquity Ron
seems himself never destined TO grow old.
The edition before US is evidently intended for
cheap and general circulation. It's fairly printed,
and exceently bound and will win its way 10 many
thousands Of fresdss
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~ TO GEE-fa,t of he Two story house NO
ti: 1868 Chamber st to small family Possession Gan
= mad immediately lnnuire at $50 Fulten st. OSLO
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Book. Of p,on are opened by EDWARD A. Nj
coll Ed Trustec a, the Office Of the Now York Life
add Trust Company 40. y Waist.
" The cash pay ment wall be deposited IN the New
York Life and Trust Company, and the receipt OF the
secretary Of the Company given TO all Subscribers.
3 2 nc.ier OF ID. Trm.tea. oI