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COMPOUND SYRUP OFELAICED MOSS
FENHE subscribers having purchased of the late firm
II ofMr. Hutchins X Co. their recne for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND Nj IS, re-
specially inform the Druggists geAeray that they In
tend preparing tho medicine for sale wholesale anu re-
albeing satisfied from the results of the last fs,K yesrs
o. its efficacy the almost of long ling
cases CONSUMPTION, and Its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease f taken
in its ncpsnt stages also in Immediately aordis relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud III,
WHOoPfNG COUGH They confidently recommend
il TO their reail customers as medicine Of real worth,
being very eiieetual, perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations. II is prepared from mucage or the long
knewn and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS ut In combination with other medicines cacu
lated to most benehciay all the above d seases
lso I'm cases Of night sweats produced by long coughing
and attended with so much pain and dstTess 10 the
patient ROBERT5& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Conner Hanover and Market SITS
Fer sale also by D. II. COLEMAN s. CO.,
Nc. 1873 Market street
And by SETH HANCE,
Corner OF Pratt b Charles 81.
End by MACKENZIE & GO.
sB 30 eawt Corner of Cav & Market SIS
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MEDICINAL ADYERTIsENIENTs.
INDIAN sPEO6FIo.

FOR the care Of Colds
Vhooping Cough, Splitting
OF 5lood and Consumption,
&c. Just received ant for
sale by the Agents.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
corner Hanover and Baiti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest peFfee-
uon. They are of balsamic,
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SYPHILITIC DROPS.

TO THE AFFGICTEO. d.
Those who are laborng under the eff
fects of the bad disorders are anpiis-
ed that the Sypihlitie Drops are found
% be the only sule, sure, aud speedy
cure for the Vcnerinl disease ever yet
discovered. i has long been In use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quack
aud whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, neveriAOre to be remem
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are rescu
ing its thousands OF the afflicted from
an untimcly grave. In a word, IL re
mnves the disease radically in a few
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DOLLARs PER BOITLE.



FHyEfIS Medicine had used fsf more ina seven
III years before effort was made IL i1ntafe It
The great demand and its wonderful success have ind
ced great number of persons to initiate il IN various
ways-upwards OF sy different m.xtres rave been got
up in imitation of il, which IS a convincing prOoi OF us
being medicine of great value.-Some ar selihg Saf
sapaa and other syTUpS imposngtlem on the ignorant
for the Panacea reduced prices; Others are mhs te
genBne medicine with molasses, Sc, making Dotues
of one; thus retaining some of It's virtues; oeIs e
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles 10 perform
cures to obtain certificates 20 give their Own rePuta
uOn &C. Some have even resorted TO perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protraeted the suffering of patients in diseases Wefe
The genuine SwaiHl's Panace awould have proved IN
stantIy efieacoue. therefore deem It duty owe the
public TO assure them that the composition fmy Pana
cea is not known, nor communicated to any
other person in any way whatever; and that all oulI
mixtures represented 10 be mine, are fraudulent I'M
POSITIONS. -,
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at The propnetor's own prices, OF
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents fol Baltimore at the corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets. - u-.,..,,.,,1r.
{h3-Who have also for sale SVVAISi'S VERMIFUGE,
siong with which will be gwen pamphlet on me SUD
ject ofworms.
an
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TUyIk PLATES, &C. 4Ia
IL 800 boxes Tin PLATES, L3 x approved brands
100 whole boxes I4Xs0 IC Roofing TIN
900 bundles Hoop, from Sc 10 I ineh
800 do Rod tROE, IA 70 66 inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
800 bundles Iron WIRE, from to 10 81
900 Stone AnneaIed do 10 tG3l f
sets Timers Teols-for sale by
BROWN & WILSON,
dee No. 50 &. Frederick Ut.
HA0RE ANS NO. RULED CAP pa
HUI Pr, Just received and for sale by I
TUREE2, WHEEL WRIGHT NUDGE
~ Hos seRa eRsaes vrsss, W stafs,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
PaSECE ONE CERT.

would eventually be the greatest safieFer. lac
war would be one OF devasta:ion-of maritime
havoc such as the world has never known We
might, and probably should, fare much the worst AZ
eginning; but defeat and disaster would only IN
spire Us with new courage, and give increased ie-
vclopement TO our Yrodigious resources. a few
years Of war would make US a warlike people, and
10 our na,ive energies would be added The fiery
s,irnula.:s Of revenge and hatrcd.
Would it be 50 with England She has long
been war Ike power; her resources ior war have
been developed to the utmost the losses and dis
a.,ers of war would find no compensation in the
increase of skill and Knowledge. She would find
herself, with continually decreasing means, engaged
in conflict wi;ha power continually gaining strength
She MAJ we'll pause and reA.ct upon the probable
results 81 such a conflict.
Yet few more words and We have done The
English and Canadian writers OF whom we have
spoken, all appear to lab.r under the dclrsoa that
Mcleod is personally IN object of animosiiy in this
Country-tbey talk about our numbering him, and
thirsting for his blood Whether t>ey sincerely
entertain this belief or only the phrases to round
period, We do not undertake to say. But in either
case they do thc people of this Country srievous
wrong. No hostile feeling to Mcleod is enter
tanned ne might go alone and unarrncd from one
end of the Union to the other, and nobody would
seek 10 iniurc him, save such as would readily
rob mail-and these are to he found in all
Countries, though not many arc natiycs of this.
He himself, il applied TO for information, would
doubtless assure the gentlemen who are so indis-
nant at MS WRONGS that he has been well and kindly
treated. 1t is MS misfortune to be tho subject OF
question in which tho rights and honor of the nation
are involved; he is held for the solution OF that
question. Whatever that solution may be, no in
Justice will be done to him; and if, when the pur
poses of national justice accomplished in the
regular and legal mode, his discharge from captv
iiy shall be the consequence, we venture TO say
that many Asncricans will rcjoice for lis sake,
while none will grieve or be angcrcd at his release.
All we contend for, all .sist upon, is the sat
facten Of our laws against the individual no
Of u; chcri,hes a hostile feeling.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

Bills of credit were emitted in the State CT New
York in pursuance Of an act entitled -" An Act ap-
proving of the Act OF Congress of the 18th March,
l7S0," &c.
And on the eth March, 1871, the State OF New
York authorized All emission of money upon the
credit of the State.
Bill. Of the State of New-York, as well as bills
issued by Congress were after received by the Stale
in payment tor lands, al the rate OF l20 dollars
rlina for one silver dollar.
The First Continental Congress assembled in
l775; and it Is singular fact that the same year
they authorized an issue of BILLS OF CREDIT, or
PAPxE MoNsY. Tsis was one year prior TO the
Declarations of Independence.
Up to l779, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLIONS
of Paper Money had been issued by order of Con-
gress-a large portion OF which was los, by the
holders OF II.
We have there evidence that GOVERNMENT Is
SUES OF Bills OF CREDIT or PAPER MONEY are
by no means the safest for The People
\ fuancicr of later date remarked that the true
policy to be observed in reference 10 Paper issues
was ITO enlist ;he Wealth of the country with the
Government ct the country" This was aimed at
IN the first charter authorizing United States
Bank, OF which shall now treat.
Al the conclusion Of the var between Great
Britain and the Uates States, the materials for
great nation presented one chaotic mass of conf IS
ION and disorder. Peace terminated the excite
meat which the struggle for independence bcsai,
and general prostration followed debts pressed
heavily upon the Government and upon the people,
without any apparent means OF relief presenting
itself
At this period Alexander Hamilton was appoint
ed Secretary of the Treasury by HIM this mass OF
materials made 10 assume form, the National
debt funded, and il 1871 duty was laid on
foreign imports and NArIsSAL BASx established.
ThesS measures magical in their effect upon
he cOunlryi it gathered strength and NsOr, and
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

pid!v i.incd degree o. prosperity AID iIipoF-
tance unesualled in the history Of nations.
The population Of the United States vas at this
period 5,305.9 925.
The uncx pcctcd prosperity OF people but i'is,
assuming a station amongst the nations, eXci;ed
their envy and Jealousy, sas war commenced be-
tween France and the United States in 1900 4
satisfactory peace was concluded the same year
A spirit OF hostility. engendered during the war
with Great Britain. still continued to be exhibited
b. her subjects; in 1907 the commander Of the
British ship Leopard fred nto the United States
ship Chesapeake on the coast of the United States.
4 few years after an encounter TOOK place be-
tween the United States snip OF war President and
the British ship of war Little Belt.
In 1911 the United States Bank charter expired,
and in juno. 1872 war wa. declared by the Uried
States against Great Britain.
The same year general suspension OF specie
payments took place. Almost simultaneously with
the expiration OF the charter of the United Sta ties
Bank, State institutions multiplied to an alarming
extcnt, aooing the country with pap:r issues, as
the States and the United States Government had
done prier to the adoption of the United States
Constitution. About the year 1914 the State OF
Pcnnsy lvaaia chartered forty Banks at one Session
OF sr Legislature, and speculative disposition
evinccd itself throughout The country.
Molasses. sugar, coffee, tea, butter beeswoX.
leather, real estate, and in fact almost every de-
scrip,ion of properly were boughtup at an exiraor-
dinary advance in price.
Pence followed in 1915, but the spirit OF sTecu-
ation still prevailed; reference 70 the table of
imports shows the amount OF duties for the year
1915. ihirycich' millions and the amount OF duties
for 1916 to be thriy-rhree millions. Prcs;ration,
disorder and confusion again prevailed throughout
the country. Ncw-York New-Orleaas and Baii-
more were particularly sufferers. These disasters
were by many thought to be the result of the war
In 1916 another United State, Bank was esia-
blishcd the country, after a few years, became
settled aad prosperity again followed
in 1882. the United States Gank applied for a
renewal OF its charter. 4 bill for this purpose
passed both houses OF Congress, and WIS vetoed by
General Jackson on ,he lO;h of july Of that year.
From this period the Executive exhibited hostile
feeling TO this institution, and in 1884 the Govern
mcnt's depositcs ordered TO be Withdrawn
from it. This brings to the period that has al
ready been treated Of with the disaster, that fol-
lowed.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
For the Ncw.York Tribunc.
NOTES ON PAPER MONEY.

NOTES ON PAFER MONEl,
Un continuation OF A Record OF Events hore
toforo Published9
The use of Paper Money after the War of the
Revolution was but continuing what was early in
troduccd into Great Britain, and from thence into
their Colonies.
This rendered concise history of the Bank of
England necessary, as she may be considered the
parent institution of both countries. The following
is copy of one of her bills:
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
BOOKS, STATIONARY AND PAPER HANGINGs@ q

BOOKS, STATIONARY AND PAPER HANGINGS -!
x 70 Countr! Dcaiers.-The subscribers keep
constantly hand at their Store, No IS Pearl St nca-
Wal complete assortment of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL
and MISCELLANEOUS Booss Of the latest and ap
proved editions Ehch they offer uaoa the most reasoaa
bic terms for CASH or City Aece7;eHees; also
BLANK BOOKS ard STATIONERY of every variety
to which IheJ the attention Of Merchants visiting
the City to make ;heir Fall purchases
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled to any pattern and made to
order, Of the best materials and in superior style.
- FRENCH aud AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGs
BORDERS, sc. of the ietestratterns and FAST
coLoRs, suited the County Trade, for sale Hennac
tursrs Prices.
II Merchants ana Dealers from the Country request
ed TO call and examine thci. stock Of goods.
n B. Schools Colleges and Libraries supplied upon the
most liberal terms. BAKER, CRANE & Co..
Wholesale booksellers and Stationers, and
Dealers IN Paper Hanyings, No. l5o Penrlst-
(Sicn of the ledger y New York, (n.at WaIls,)
aule im
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

Coo1 BoBDERy.-On Saturday night two houses
ia :Fourth-s,rcet we're robbed of silver and other
valuable articles, and the robbers had entered a
third. when they were alarmed by one Of the IN
mates. and hastily hed leaving candle buraiug IN
the closet of the basement, and their key in the
door. That kry opened erery lock in the house
The robbers were temperance men, for in the closet
ihey had opened were various wines, not orc Of
which was touchsd.
9ioral-Bol, your doors. for locks are no secu-
;i,v. y. Y. American.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
GREAT ATTRACTION:..

r,a.-z- FARE REDUCED --l2! cents TO and
81. 800 from Harlem. The proprietor embrace,
A4-SLc---the earliest opportunity Of informing his
frrns and tie puhnc general that he is prepared 10
run and splendid nc Of Stages from the North
American Eo'cl Bowcry TO be Wtt c. Keingcr, Har
lem River Mansion House regularly every half hour IN
the day touching Other intermediate places along the
route making passage through in about hour.
Nca; and spacious apartments nt;cd uP end
of III. route the comfort ani OF Fassen
gers. THIS vol regulated line running nearly
double the number Of trs daily That the Car do th-
track gives 4 decided a!yaeage over t!c;a stopping
much longer sah trip at Kc! sgss and eiysr passen
gers sufficient ie to partke oil every kind Of refresh
ment winch are always kept hand ard served ~ the
best possible manner suitable TO the tines.
Iowery and Waite Hal! stages usual every five
minute during tho day. J. MURPHY,
iy 6m Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

THE MARY RoGERs CAsE.-The Courier states
that Mrs. Loss, whe keeps a small tavern on the
embank me nj near Wechawken, has been examined
before the Mayor, and testified that Mary Rogers,
with several young men. at her house on the
evening of the 25th of July, and that she drank
some lemonade offered be one Of them. The clothes
tount were also identified by Mrs. Loss as those
worn by The unfortunate girl. Whatever otAer
clue has been Obtained IS vet kept secret.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

In confirmation of the carly usc of Paper Money
in the Colonies, besides their participation IN the
Banking Institutions Of Great Britain, we annex
copies of bills used by thcm-lhe originals are now
before us
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

QJ The steamboat Swallow broke one of her
shafts, just below Hudson, her passage from
Albany on Sunday night. She was obliged to come
on with one wkec, and did not reach here until II
o'clock yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

~ The ncw .tcamboa, Chief Magistrate was
lost on the Mississippi, from Louisville to New
Orleans. on the 2Sth Her whole cargo which
was heavy. was lest.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
S c H 90 L s.
II Seminary 10

II Seminary for Young I.ndics.-At - RN
inrton st.Ths lns:tI4on III be re-opcned on iienda,
the 39;h inst saI-5ie --e'oFs are engages 10. eael
Select Saoo a- Boys with the ia,ti
tuiion but entirely separate f-0m the Female School
aa37 I'M - - VTHoMPSoN. Principal
X Ihc 1Eis.cs Coles Young Ladies Boaraip,
and D-y School No. POI East Broadway. will oper til
30th day of August thorough cour>e Of Euglish 70
iouag Ladies. Also. an lGant Department Music
Lessons 10 Ladies II or oat Of tie School
Come School Furniture Wancd Az If
1t The schools of l1cssrs. Hands At 81
fcarlsree - DS,iOnsi and AZ Houston->t viii be re
opened after the vacation Monday, Aug. -. Term
rotcrate. For particulars nquc respective irsti
tGi'ou,. Al the latter place Will be opened department
Young Ladies under the of 3iiss :. RASD.
.s4,m xskoNR.Sp. "; NfSp Principals
rJNOTssE CLERKS sOF TNE CITY OF
4 NEW YOkK-Prote>-or BASSET Will organize h
E'cus Classes for instruction IN the French language OF
the a0th September Instant aAo the 5a and l9h
October uexl. AClass Is already formed for those who
haylg acquired crs5lc knowledge, wih pcritci
ihemelyes by conversation. Class Young Ladies VII
a,.o be attended p ". As thosr no JON the tsreE
Class. 4: the aho,r mentioned dates ii cu-y mauy al
vanaccs, ne requc.r> early spp'icsuon Prof. r.
,e~r cIthcr b,f,re A. NJ or after p NJ At h., tcsi;cnc.
i55 BcoefTay al door from the corner OF Broadway
and trind-strcei. SIS I'm
ri1ssE lsEE. a. DEia,si Boarding and
Day School fer Young Ladies liz Dganc-,troc;, oF'
pt,ie Duane Park Is re.oeencd. Young Ladies DE-
,i.Ous of pursu exclusively the French language.
have ihe cPPortcnty o doing 20 ot th Institution, undc
the If experienced ami ski u .nstfuc'ress lS4t
{-UISE 5ADss:s' 'iNsy1TGPE, at New
i y 3orIS.---TIiE MISSES HANENS receive young
ides boarding rnd day scholars At the residence
teir f;hcr, L. Havrgs Esq, NO. - Lafayette Place,
Nsr-York
Their course Of instruction embraces al the usual
branches of E4cli.a EducaoL including sblIca studies
also. Latin. Greek, I;-llnr, German aud Ornamental
branches as desired b. parents. Particular attention
gwen to i-strue;ioR in French.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

e The ST. Louis NewEra has learnt from
passenger on board the Keokuk recently lost on
the Mississippi, that no cabin passengers are miss
ing; they were probably got ashore. This is most
welcome news as it was reported the number of
lives lost was twelve.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

INDIAN WAn.-The Cincinnati Republican says
that there are rumors OF another extensive to
ensue between the Winnebagoes Chippewas, Pot
towatamcs, Pawnces and Sioux. Annvltatisn mas
been extended to the Sacs and Foxes, to take par,
in the campaign. 1t is resolved by the other In
dian tribes to whip the Sioux most dreadfuy, but
Governor Chambers has ordered out Gen. Brook
of Mount Crawford, with his mounted Dragons,
and dispatched him to the district, and one
mouatcd Dragon in the United States service goes
for five mounted indians, it i, considered demon
stracd that the war cannot go into effect. The
las; Indian Tough, in the true way, in
newspaper, and it is no, improbable that the present
battle may terminate in the peaccnbc fashion.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14


SUMNER 4RRAYGEHEYy FOR LONG BRANCH
oCFAN ii0i~E. KUN>oN nCCF, WDDLETo!vH
AT Brown > DOCK * Red SANK.
s--sA - The Steamboat OSIRIS. Capt. }. L.
x,..s--=---4 A.irr su ria d. follovs-lcsve Faro.
1>~s~ Market slip, Fast Rive. very Moniay
morning. al s o'clock; ruc5 day Wednesday Thursday
Eis., and SUNDAY, al ocloc. 4. 81, Saturday, at
f;c;srainz ,lyo Ped Bank - haf.pas, o'clock every
dey - csa; Monday) - 10 O'Clock 4; IA, rrd Saturday
att Z NJ.
Ise boat viii rua a. above unit. fsr,ker notice, nnyi-
gsuou Az eat.tr PcrMitiius. n. R-Ai ireigb, and
bayraEr ut tho rk o. tpo owrcrs thereof. jy9 1m
E':ss"SsE. <; S&,a; LsNi: -.
FE t,,, SEWB&GH y iStiri oo; LATDING Nd G.! At
-s'-'=,- -----'' SPRINGS. Tsc stcarnbcat HIGhiAN-
DER, Captain Ro1sr Wadrop, will leave the foot Of
Wa-cca.sr-ot Ncw!.rk, every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon =: o'clock.
Rc:uTra- tie HIGHLANDER will leave Newbursh
every MoHi4y mo:1IHg At O'Clock, ard Tuesday aud
Fri7y a'icsuc3a a oo,5ck.
For ffasi; o. qs7saee ePPy to be Captain OF hoard
:. BA hr-rage, ana freight Of every scscrirt:On aId
b -poci-, put board nis boat. must be the risk
Of hc owner thereof, uDlc. bl! Of ajrg receipt
'isnci Tor tie snne. jyA'
;. 70 N:I0I,lt ,Gs:tNar0&rA,
-,F------s~<S-' LAKE TRANSPORTATION,
For Freight and Fass4hcers.-New-York
Eliao, Fifty CeA;s per hundred o;her places in pro-
portion.
JR EVANS { GRc. s3; 'ii~fSI, Eafai,. PTopFieor'
~. CARTER * +. P WHITING Agents,
Rc'cr Ii Sonth-suest, =. y
81 all. William, i Co - F.oaI-st.
DoSs 4 Cary. - Cor,lsnd-,t.
4 Van cant.oofd Ii Scuth-si.
}. 3. Douglass i21 Broad st 81 3w'
go for .ooe--thc stsnmaoal FKovlDEScE,
80 yiur "a WaI,-stree, wharf rccenty
oveThaued nd thoroughly repaired 200 tons butthcn
Apply to JOS. g. MONIES Wa-st.
Also loct Bond and Mortgage, above, SIC St0
in sniIl sums of ) Uju to S3ito - lw'
ezsz-s z.GHG1 ISLAND tsAEs.-
r.5:.S.SI ss-5iss.-t 5s - = - - FALL ARRANGE
.5.--sa- III; >T.-On and afior Monday, the
----------3l September, ;he will ,ua
follows:
Leave Eiicksvillc al y ocock. =. NJ, and Il iP. M
Leave licnustcad NJ - minutes past o'clock, A. d.
and 20 minutes before o'clock, =. II.
Lsovc Iamaca At 81 o'clock, A. " ard p o'clocA, r. NJ
Lgare Brooklyn q o'clock. A. aaG O'Clock T. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave HEX vile a. = j. NJ, and o'clock. p II.
Leave Hampstead AZ - minutes past A. M aud 5fnn-
u;-- before O'clock. P. W.
Leave jaisaca NJ II oc 'ock, 4 NJ. ant Il 7. ~
Leave Brooklyn al " O'Clock !; u. anu b p. II.
By the above arrangement tahin- the morn
inc will have Y'si, RocSaray, and the several
villages tho rouc, an the evening. Stages
regularly tire arrival of tie car. HockaTay
dem, ,stcal iIarb1r, Glen Cove, Wheaey Oyster Bay
Huntington, you Smth;own. Islp LII Snod;ck0r
Hotel, AID through the ISLAND to feenpor and Sag iiar
boz.
Fare Bedford. III En, New York. lsi
jamaica - cca'S Brushvc 81 Wc,tbury,
Carrie Place aud !empcad So cents to licksvIle 62i
%
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
TOUGH PEARDS
Iy SHAVING. By the

L CHA.MAN'> MAGIC RAZOR STRoP, with when
4; sea or on lsri Il presents four faces each o. different
sharpening properties, commencing with the ne'ar anS
Hone of the power of ts otsnaly 20 c.n,.
go, o. m e. x ard 81 so each, acco-dns TO SIZE
aai outward finish The performing part Of 4 % cent
3iop '-' '@4''' - / CHAPMAN, 1872 WliaHl-''.
w T.ep eperforning part of my IS cents Suor var
,ated 10 be superior 70 Geo. Saunders best at s each
and the money returned lie purchaser be dss.nsed
ivtll 2nn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

spG&HDsHG.-Siuglcs gentleman (sud 10 others)
se residing 10 the lower part OF tho City cGn be uc-
cdlcd with good Board with without a.
So .'ulton-st Also three or four have Dinner only,
If desired ic2i II"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

u To City Merchants.-ci,y Wholesale N-r-
chant, ~ hnd vastly their interest 10 insert an ad-
/..,isetaeptiu IN he SENECA COUNTY COURIER pub
shed AZ Seneca Falls n Y inssr,dch As the Courier has
vcry circulation aRd thai; too among business
i,er Advertisements will be inserted eonspicaousy and
extremely reasonable. Address Editors Of ae Couris-
Sancea Falls. y. Y" g OF
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

fz;a2 g asaifti IN : 4 st-k fas ia.
GENTLEMEN visiting NewYork will find II quiet ana
~ picesast hnrlc tire GRAHAM HOUSE, No. t3
Barclay street, where ampe accommodations arc al all
poorlcrs aud afforded nj mod
prices by the day week. No fumes of Tobacco
Alcohol will be fouad 10 the atmosphcre.
n. B. 4 few permanent Boariers will b" taker
Nrw-Yorl. A1ri Eth. ISL II ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

XS~A 10 i4E'T-The store No. - pcy s.rot, first
E rate stand for Grocery aad Provision business,
having be occupied such for many years lat,
possession be had. Inquire the premises, at No.
- next door sl3 Ct
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

ss0IyDSNt; asEDUGED-H Having taken bs
- large an, convenient story house enc block from
Broadway. wherc gcr,lcnen be accommodated with
good hoard FOR $50 per weak also single beds und plea
nv applying ri No. Howard-sl cor. Of En,
cu;rarcc in Eln.strect jy2l #