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New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
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= F-o~~ = FOR HEWBURGH. LANDING AT
- CALD'g Ellis. " EST P0iN? 4 COLD
- SPRINGS = TAc steamboat IIGHL -
DER, Captain Robert Wardrop, viii leave the foo; Of
Warrca--trec New-i.rt, every Monday IhuTsday, and
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Ketlrniss. TIC HIGHLANDER wil leave Ncwburrh
every Monday morning q: O'Clock, and Tuesday ard
F7iily afternoon O'Clock.
For freight or passage. apply he Captain boa.d.
r. Bi Baggage, anu freight OF every description aad
bill. specie, qu en board tbs boat, be Tie risk
Of the tAcreof unless bill! oi adns receipt IA.
:iPucd ror TIC same. iy.J
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
I.RaTOCA SPRINGS INsFITUT e.
CvcCKagYA AND GLas4-qOO BOW.

CRnEkERE AND GLAS 400 30 W.
Il EEy-AERRITTS PAGE are opening al their
lores lGO Bo.ery and 335 Graad-,set, large number
of r patterns OF Daler a9t rea Ware which, with the
former extensive Of China PLAN and cut Glass
Lamps Grsndole Sc &c. renders their stock as con
nleie variety be found IL the city HouseAeeP
ers and Others vho wish lay out their money 10 the oeS
advantage viii 6Hd il object 10 give them call.
IL I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

1YDELlcAcIxs. Some people sill are angry
with Mrs. TRoLLorE; but, for my part, | feel
much obliged to her, for showing the impro-
prcty and ofensiveness of many habits 10 which
Rad been accustomed from infancy. and TO which
my taste had become so Injured that never was
aware how much they could offend those who had
fortunately been free from their influence Until
was more than twenty years of age never could
perceive that tobacco-smokc was diSagrcca5lc or
regard as any thing more than aiiectaion tho COM
plants ofthose whe were ANNOYED by it; but since
| have discontinued smokng-in consequence Of
u conviction that ii is not consistent with good
manners il done in the presence of others or with
good taste if done in solitude--I have gradually
experienced such change that ii is not only
extremely nauscors TO me, but frequently produces
headache, which, iS my ca.e, is never produced
without the agency of violent stenches Hawk
ing splitting, blowing the nose ike trumpet,
picking it with the fingers, and such unscenily
hsbits, prevail among us more than they do IN Eng
land; NE arc not 50 keeny sensible ofthcir indclicu-
c. nor so likely 10 correct ourselves rs an English
lady or lady's maid would be: why should we not,
then, be at eas, civil if grateful, TO those who
point out these errors, which may be t'iiins ii
considered separately, bu; which, in the agsre-
gate, make no small dihcreace between gentlemen
and clowns
Your faults 10 knew,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

tcM TO LETTING two story brick House No.
ii. 70 franklin street. few doors Of Broadway
Immediate possession gwen Apply at - WaksF.sree'.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
.IIISI i2ECEiYED

IT MlNsHAlLs TROY SHIRT DEPOT, NO. 00
n Chatham street New York. fe~ cases of Winter
Undc.stirts and Drawers, together with largo assoFt
ucnt Of Linen Boz Shirts, Collars, B0Soms sc which
wall be sold ~ the foil owing prices. Under Shirts and
Drawers a 81 - - 50 S6, 81 =, -, SO St2, SIS
and upward per dOzen L,nen Bosom Shirts at 81 -
- SO 81 sl3 So 5l5. S5, Ils 80 and upwards rer
dozen Linen Collars ii 50 62 conts - cent 81,
% 81 50 q 70 - - 25, :! and upwards per do1-
en- Plaza SHIRTS Al - 80 Colo-cd Shirta at s. So 81
= L n lil...r
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

FEASKLls's PRINTING PKEs>.--We take pleas
urc in announcing to our reader. that; through the
ex.rtions of Mr.. John B. Murray, Of This city. who
is at present residing at Liverpool the identical
printing press at which the philosopher Ffankiin'
then poor printer, worked on his first v'sii 10
London has been placed at Mr.. Murray ; disposal
and will be sent TO this country letter has been
addressed tn Mr. John Vaughan, the President oi
the Philosophical Society in Philadelphia OF
which Franklin was founder, offering thai society
the possession OF this valuable relic. MIR. saughai
was personal friend OF Franklis, and we doubt noi
the arrival OF the press will afford him the velles'
pleasure. Many efforts have been made TO procure
the press, but until now in vain. We understood
from Mr.. Murray last spring that it wa. imposs
be to obtain 1t, and supposed he had given up the
matter We are glad 10 hear that the result ha:
been otherwise, and congratulate him upon the
success Of his efforts Com. Adv.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

NJ FOIs a.aE OK TO LET.-A new
M brick House Pleasantly situated in 18th street, be.
tween the 3d and "a The House Is - by SO
feet tao store. and bssement the lot is9s et inches
!eeD The aubsc. ibe intend to erect sA5e on tho
rear which will make Il desirable fs'ideHco lor carr
mem The above House aud lot be purchased on ad'
yan,ageous terms For farther particulars inqur" at so
p,t,.fre.t of IIiDf I'm 4 GILMAN, Build . 2w
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

, EEvy-!oI2k AIS NY AND
isz-yyszSr75=ss TROY STEAMBOAT LINZ foE Albany,
iroal Tie 200, Of Bafciay
TAc TROY .ionday Morning al 7o'clock.
.-0m the foot OF Iertisrdr-sIreet.
The De WITT CLIA TON. TIN, Aheraaon AZ o'clock.
HoTlcs-Ai! Goods, FreEit, Baggage, Sank Bills Spe-
OF any ether Aind ofPreperiy ikau> hpped put
hoard tie Boats OF til. Line must be a. the risk OF The
oEners Of sacb Goods Freight. Baggage. SC. 20
:. 80 : @sHH.rG LINE FOR
s-.-s.->-==--=-s .L8ANY direct. att ocock--Leaves
ire PeF aet-ee- CORTLAND 2at Liberty
81. Tho steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt; l. ".
B-sinGr, ieaYs. every Monday Wednesday azd Friday,
a, o'clock P. 4.
The ROCHESTER, Cap:-A.T st. john. leaves tie
above nl' every Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday, at
O'Clock P. ".
The Rochester and South America arr rev and .u5-
staataI boa., vel fitci ~ and furnished @;h state
rooms ana for specd ard accommodations sarpass
et by uny boats ;ae river.
: o. pGsssze or frsig1t, apply 20
9: G. SCAL-!-LZ. a! .ae ot-c.. o. on he.r!:
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
Fo- the T'ribuge.

NoBs AND DENocRAcY.-You complain of
-nobs, Lynch-law and the immortality Of u people
ina. countrnance such violence; you represent the
.qpuaify of them as one of the evils attending
Democracy but, with a little close attention, YOU
will see thar they result only fran mongrel adj
m!aistration, which is as different from true De-
mocracy as it is from the firm and decided oligar
civ of England. Ninety-niue IN the hundred, i'll
deed ere Democrats only on ono sidc-,hat:s,
they vii not submit 10 the rule Of few, if they
know it, but, at the same time, they take every
means in their power to rtlc others instead of rep
rescnttng them. Bayone,s, aud the reverence for
rank ana hereditary power, are beyond their feach;
So they iesort to stratagcms and trucking cxpe-
dents, that come within the definition Of husbug;
which, though less dangerous, inasmuch US they
may be kicked over whenever their merits are de
tected, are no, less tyrannical, and their effects
not less destructive Of the democratic principle /;
since they impair the mutual confidence between
those who have education and wealth, and these
who have not and induce belief, one part,
that the poor aud ignorant are diSincned TO sub
nit 70 the restraints of good orIer, or pay the cos
Of them; and on the other, that the iich are ell
dcayoring to make themselves masters, and
tneir less Fortunate brethren rs drudges whom
lhey despise If you wish to get rid Of these dis
orders, fad out some ether and mder way OF eX
pressing the popular will; or else discharge from
office those towards who dare not enforce the laws
rs they find them
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
If,... and .Iiins .loltoM', BON

" Mrs. ANA Miss 11oitOn's Bonrdins ard
5env sclcoi No II Anii,ystfeet, few doors west OF
Broadway New-Yok-The Fall Term Of tais Institution
commenced Sept st, under arrangements for the accom-
nodiiion Of pupil. ~ daily, also IN weekly and SEMI
weekly courses Of ofmsrucuon.
Order OF Recitotious and Lectures.
O'Clock A. II. day.-Bibc and Ecclesiastical, Ancient
and Modern History.
10 O'clock 4. VI Mondays and hursdays.-0rdnary
crci.cs Of English Grammar.
TUESDAYS and Friday,.-Gcology, Mrncralogy and
Geography.
(" acknowledgements on Compositions.
! O'clock a. NJ. Mondays and Thursdays.-Mental and
Mor'l Philosophy
" Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays-Physiology.
II " II. daiiy.-Casthencs and Vocal Music.
/ I" p. ". daily--Arthmet;c, Geometry, and Natural
Philosophy.
Penmanshp in The afternoon, BY Mr.. D0LBEAR.
Ladies in attendance at the School, may
10 contested vA any particular class or classes, having
ropar ID their lessons at home.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

a. TO LET-A most desirable and beautiful
t Coustry Residences with l2 lots of ground Ia BROOK
Yn within ten minutes ride of The Fulton Ferry. Full
description terms &c. be had by calling at lJ5 Wa
-, cor PIN M ,,sirs so s.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
s.r.a FARM FORsATE. or Exchang..for City

ora FARM FOB SALE, or EHchange.or cHly
fs3@ Properly--A Farm in Queens County, L H., con
tanlng between so and 10 acres OF hrst rate Lano'
in nigh state of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
nonse. are all new und in first rate order with never
falling well of gosd water, apple orchard &c The DIS
.4nce is niue miles from NcwYork. The above pro?'ri7
gl be sold exchanged for cty properly ana Po'se'
sion given Immediately. Address L. NJ s. at this oice.
~ e 81 3tawf
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

w did assortment OF fine Cutlery, ;han AZ invoice
ms, epeoet II 100 Ma street. 5y Mr. Brasy The
ors r the os elegant pstteras ever introduced and
look their brightness alone would taxa me bsad on
i,bout the s,e. touching the iace.n-Penny Press Sep
,cmber I-th, lsiL
n R4ZoRS cor sale by The single pair a. mode
rate prices (.um 81 s. per pair warranted SO iw
TENCL EDGE-5O tons for sslo by
II .ai GRINNELL, ,MiNTURN q co. u Soutast.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

CoorER.-I have read most of Coopcr's novels
his early ones when was young, ana generally
used to Sc, up at night unIil had go, through he
volume indeed, | have read the Spy, Pilot, Po-
nccrs and others several times: but some "t his
later works cannot read at all, the style is so
bangiug. Bulwer is incomparab!y superior to
him in eNccuiion-the structure OF sentences, and
the choice of words-but had Cooper equal talent
Of this kind, believe his Imagination and genius
would make him the exciting writer Of the
Two. do not remember whether ne or Maryatt,
but one of them made me resolve not to read many
such careessly written WORKS, on account OF the
inevitable effect on my language, in writing,
conversation, and even in thinking. am too c,n-
,cious of having suffered from the ~nacoidojle
sources of corruption in taste not to be careful
what books | choose; and, therefore, in the little
time can devote to reading, prefer such as will
at least not make me more sloyenly in language
than | already am.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
NOTICE..

Dealers rem al part; of tho county car depend upon
BEING supui.od with goods agreeing With catalogue
MiRSHALL'S Troy Shr, Depot,
No 90 Chzth- m-street, Ncw-fo
N.B-No patronage asked OF these VINO beat down
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
THE EASTERN DIVISION
- ,,iieis.s..S - n O. rAE
60 isli sli 1S = ~ y TRAINS, until
further notice. vii run follows:
FROM NF.IF-YQEK

further notice wli run as follows:
FROM NEW-YOEK
4 Passenger Tram sG,iy except SGEd ,y leaving the
foot Of Abagy-srcet IN the Steamboat UTICA, CAPTAIN
!. II. Schultz A. NJ and arriving III Goshen at p ~.
Il Freight and PG'seHgcr Ircm tr!-xfek'y, leaving
the Ced6r-strect ut p NJ, Moufuy, .hers-
DAYS aud Saturdays, aud arriving Goshen H. p NJ.
Stopping places TIE as IN The trains from Goshen
FROM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Tram dGig except Sundays leaving tho
tcoo =, i. d. and stopping any of the following
place. where passenger. msy csire to he left taken
up VIZ Chester 81 Village, Turner, Monroe
Works, HamanO station, uilcrns Pascac, Biauvei yio
aud pcrncn;, arriving IL the steamboat Utica 81 New
1 Freig6t aad Passenger Train tri-eeekiy, leaving
the dcpo, a, p. N, Mondays, Thursdays Rad Sarf
days. stop required, the above places, arriving at
Ncw-la arl at 10 f. W.
FOR freight or passage, inqsire At the Company, or
dcr ~ at The various Depot; on the roH-e. ol II
,z.a,,. ElONG zSL4NO RAIE.-
s7?rt:z1!.s5 ses::s--s] I; GA - FALL ARRANGE
-O>.ss- NE NT.-On and after Monday, the
--------------l3th September, the cars will run as
Leave Hiek.villc at y o'clock A. NJ. and II P N.
Leave Hampstead at - minutes past clock, A a.,
and - minutes before o'clock, r. IL
Leave BROOKLYN at 81 o'clock A. " and o'clock 2. Il.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hicksville at Il A. ", and O'Clock r IL
Leave Hampstead - minutes pas; 4. NJ, aud mil-
utcs before o'clock. p. NJ.
Leave Iamaica ct 81 O'clock. a ~. anc II ?. Vi.
Leave Broosyn At o. O'Clock a. NJ, and o T. VI
By the above arrungcmest taking the morn,
ing train will have time visit kockaway and the several
villages on the route an the evening Stages
run regularly on the arrival of the cars, TO kockhway
Homestead Harbor Glen Cove, Nheatley, Oyster Bay,
Huntingdon, Babylon Sm;htown, lshp, LII Snedi7kor ;
Hotel and through the island 20 Gr-cnporia and sag mar
boz.
Fare to Bedford IL: cents East NewYOrk. s3 cents
70 Jalnaca y cents BFushyiic n cents 10 Westbury
Core Place and Hampstead, 90 cents; to Hessvie' o..
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

SsfSNFE ED-A Turner; oae Nso understands max
- Tx nahogsny kEoes--or to lst, La &c and Tool
;ith ssts, power sufficient for ght work Inquire :
Fu on s;s-et or of ID. BISHOP Agent on the prem
i>s. Do5hs', Ferry, n. y. SO lN-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
FOE SALE OR EXCHANGI


ii= Country Seat 10 miles from the city, lscated IN
Queens County l.. containing upwards OF 20 acres of
irst rate land The buildings double hoHse mo
reru finish with CRATES, marble mautlrs oldpg gdoors
&C. extra kitchen also large barns. wagon house,
sge house. shop grnnory, poultry housc and yard ice
hou.c with all other necessary for large
family The u; is Of the best Snd and In evcry variety
,pples. cherries, &c. 10 abundance.
A large Of the money may remain on bono and
mortgages or Btookvn or NcwYork city propeFy would
ne taken in exchange. Address L. NJ s. at this oihce-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
SC OOLS
EYESsNC ATD DAy sCE.OO5-4,

II Classical and Commercn Institute, 55l Broadway,
\. NEWMAN. Principal. Terms from 81 to s. N tie
evening, aid from s. $0ia the day school for the Epx
,a branches sud from - y for the Lar rusees
Freach and Spanish taurh; by Professor BAs>Er Pu.
pils stHtgtct az any Uuquesuouabe references
given - Ina
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
a1alIaE EOH AALE IN GRM&N.


sia WlCT Coma new large two story house, punt
Ia thc modern uyle with two wings The main 1cuy oi
The House is - by3i feet In of the wings Ii kiici-
en- ard in the other dressing and bedroom "lth
re- place. On the first floor Is hall which runs through
le ouse There also parlors, finished Tor pa
lerg or painting; with marble mantes all The iiN o
TIC lower oor are hard finished In the rear Is tea
rom which is private leading TO the "a story
On the second floor five bedrooms with closets IN "o
Of which arc fire places There large garret with SIX
,sdovs and IN the cellar is finished milk room. Nea!
The House is barn carriage house. two stables, good
we'll and cstcrn Attached the House are i've acres OF
good land TO be sold with the House VIII bc soI at
baraan part Of the purchase money for which can a
icsred be left on mortgage. Said house Is 6eau'iny
situated with fine vG~ OF tAe So.nd ana "i'nlh shoI'
distance Of Co.cob Landing from which stages pass TO
Rocky Neck steamboat landing twice daily It's sithon
IN pot-road between No York aud Boston, the naii
passing it twice day. md from it's being nesr tho Sound
the conycneuces for sailing 6shng, &c, renders very
desirable country residence. The propretors III health
,niy induces sell this property which she wishes to
10 hefore going Europe. Please apply on the premises
70 Mr.. NARY POST or at the City Of New York TO John
W. Graydon, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NO
John ." cooi
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
w A n T S.

sIANE D--A partner ia grocery-a hrst rate
stand The bar Will pay all expenses. Apply ai
Il James-.treei. ~ t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

Terms for the above.
Five dollars per Quarter for any separate branch II
FIJI c-re taken III several Or IL the branches, terms
will be the stated in the regular School Circular
pay Govcrness connected with the School who will
visit pupils at their residence If desired
The established class III Drawing and Painting by MISS
GILLMUR yll be continued AZ half past 3 o'clock, T. NJ
Instruction French and instrumental Music at hours
irg on Saturdays, hy Mr.. T. W. WHITLEY.
Professor THOMAS HASTINGS will continue his Pm
yate classes IN Vocal 1luSic. DE- HOLTON VIII maet his
private Classes Physiology aud N Paey Natural ne
oocy at uch times and places will best accommod ale
tho . compo.iug them Subjects viii be illustrated by
suitable Apparatus and Drawings.
.ir. Il. ROBINSON will give course oil ihsHuctlph
with familiar Lectures the Outlines, Chrono eRy and
Authors of Ancient and Modern History designed TO AID
such as wish TO pursue thorough course OF reddiSg
Fu IN member will he furnished wiin blank book for
Chronological Chart OF SIR Robinson, plan.
For further particulars, Mrs ard Hiss H. respectfully
refer to their general Circular which may be obtained at
their residence.
It's hoped Parcas and Guardians, having Children
Wa-i. III the School will occasionally witness the Rcci-
taons al the specified above without special invl
~ An Assistant Pupil pho speaks the French Ian
guage is wanted. Apply as above. so I'm
rr,o THE Cl.sIE.E4h OF THE CITY OF
4 NEW YORK-Prolcs>or BASSET will organize his
Eyenip. Glasses for instruction the French language on
the Goth September Instant a,o the 9th and 9th OF
October uext Class already formed for those who
having acquired ersble knowledge, wish TO perfect
themselves y conversation Class of Young Ladies VIII
,So nc attended RI r. NJ A, those who JOIN the disreHt
Glasses the above mentioned dates VII ENJOY any a
yantage he requests early application Prof T. can be
seen e,tter before A. NJ or after P AZ his residence,
5si Broadway second door from the correr OF Broadway
al C;r,nJ.strcet s3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

TJTANTE p-By ycung m,n i years u age, sit
w ustior 10 attesG gTocery bar. Best .. refer
rnces gwen Apply AZ 5i.i Broadway. ~ ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

- y U HlE z. " = 8 Z a
,5-yl-4ns,-.:-5=z7 FALL ANRANGEMEET--The steam
--S---->2ai---- bout OSIRIS, Cspt. J. u. Alare, vii
comncucc runniac on Saturday, September 18th. ci
ows--lcsvc FHlto. Market slip, East River every Sat-
ur.ay At 10 o'clock. 4. VI. Tuesday, "Wednesday ami
Friday at O'Clock, A. r.
Returning leave Red Bank every Monday morning, 4;
10 O'Clock, =, y. Tuesday, "Wednesday and Friday,
at 0af-psst - O'clock, p. ".
The boat v-i run as above until farther notice.
igaton gau Weather permitting. so em
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

CNEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP. at JAMISoN
4 4 JERvIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Once.
Visiting Card Plate engraved and fifty Cards for only
81 So All ether Engraving one hlf The usual price
Please cali and examine specimens No 49I Courtlard 81
corue. Greenwich. % 3M
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

EHYEsiNt; sCH0OL CIVIL ENGINEER
II IAG; TIE GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE Of
TIE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. CLASSICS. AND MA
THEMATIC>; BY JOSEPH " WRIGHT, {. +. and
Author ci Ph.lo Eng. Gram. Principal.
Students disposed learn English Composition vIi be
pleased TO apply early to facilitate the adjustment
OF casse-
No 30 Justice to hi< conceptions who i
ccapan7 OF speaking writing n bis language
.p.cuiiy."- Blair
Hours OF .iteniarc-, : to lOi. Commands addressed
al by letter, postage paid ~ J. ". Wright {. f..
Nsv York and Erie Railroad Office, "a Hal or leo
Lanai street, w due attention. Business will
BE- commenced on tho lllh Of October next
Referencc>tiov. Seward. the Hon. {. Spercer, Su-
Pcruteadcnt Ct Common School, and Gen. Il Cor-
missioner General Of the New York and Eric Railroad
OF I.s
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
P&DEFE's LINE FSDN ne w oE:A
q 10 -
- Z ASTON. p. -

through III hoars. Fare only s.. -
Leave per MOL y. T.. Buttcry Place ;st o'clock e.
". daily, Sundays excepted by steamboat CiHdoF.a
Water Witch Elizlbetnport then to take Inc of
Tie Z. 1own ond ScRe:yie Railroad tn Bouudbrook
leaving only miles by coaches, msNnc by Tar the
peasant and expeditions Easton For seats ap
ply 4. D. Hope, - Courtlandi 81. board. A. D
Hope wI sccompany the passengers 10 Bound Brock and
rcnder all assistance Necessary.
y g. This the oHly iae taat arrives EGs before
night Returning tn, line arrive, ~ Ne~ York at halt
rs.i - o'clock ". (two nour> advance OF the
dc.fn exnrc.. NAL line wa y krunswIc..l IL Jm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

MARTIN W. ElgMGNs keeps constantly
II hand all kirdi Of BRASS Il GERMAN SILVER Cast
ms al No u Snr.ce Strreot 2:t'r
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

E'4hAENtI stf4OVL. a; 30 wooster street,
IL the fourth door north sfPriGce street They that
nave i>u:e and spOsou improve It. in the pur-
of u,ei- study will mere ad agreeable each
eEs. d large comfortable and convenient single
ds,ks The term, ase moderate. Bookkeeping by tou-
entry Peaman,hp Arithmetic and Algebra arr Taught
ard .mpGeo to The comprehension ofrhe duls' scholar.
N!ii commence ihs Evening, Sept 60 Ic4l, Setweca
Prince and Houston Is. $50 Wv
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

NTEys TNE.s. tF Da.-ALFKED sMIIH,
y Merchant ralor, No l3d Fuilon-sL would invite his
friends and the public call and examine h- -toex OF
new Fall Goods consisting Cloth, Casnercs and Ne-
Ings suited TO fail trade. Gentlemen leaving their or
dcrs may rely upon their being fulfilled N tlc most salts
Tc-ln. In.rra,.L..h --..v.rl - 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

- her oicrs for sale aud splendid asoTieAl oi
3-py Brussels, and supcrino Ingram CaFP"iins Ci-
Cloth Rugs Mats Mating with al! otcT articles con-
Eectcd with business ca9cr Than be bought a. any
otcr store in the city. Persons from the country o: cry
wishing purchase will find 1t much to h-r advantage 10
before purchasing el,cph,re at a Canal south
.,dc nea- r;roadwav DANIEL. m WILCOX. an27 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

~ An Assistant Pupil Who speaks the French Lam
,,.,,,o - ,,,,,,j Arnv AS abnve SIS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

DOaHD.-p!ea,aa ant troEt Rooms Gu the second Hoor
ID ath Beard may be had deli ghtal situation, l0l
East Broadway. IN private iany, with few select
bosrdors. Reirrerct, exchanged - lw-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

MAPLE k00T TVENEERS.-5,oOo feet hrst
Us ugality suitable for fancy chaIrnaAers and others
for sale ~ 40S Washing,on-st Isll I'M T. COPCUTT
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

|tARPETLEGs CHEAP FOE cas- IA
Y /. a Vi. :. BROWN. are now Offering Brusseiis' )
ply ,prraiu and Russia Carpets which cannot
ia TO please the economical. Rugs Door Mats, STAIR
CARPETS and Rods Table Covers, Oil Cloths, &C. good
and cheaper thaG any similar e.tab smen; N TINS
city. l.. n NJ. >. beoWN;
80 Inn No. l6l Chatham-street- New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

CANSLEs-leO boxes Sperm Candies. assorted, io'
< ,ale by GRlNNELL, MINTuRN& & co.
% - S.-"th-strcet-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

~ 0SE,YOOD VENEEEss.-4O,lUO feet JUL
IL received vide sound and superior quality for sale
low :. tic Mahogany Yard. 40s Washington street
al I'm r 'ht'. ' =
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

EECESg APPLIED by Mrs.. SARAH
HARPER No. IS Vesey-st Who mas had maEy wears
a,rerienca in the hnSiua,r 's2i u