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New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
THE II RIBUN D..

Wesy. az FRANCE Bacon, LORD CHANCELLOR or
~. IN three volumes, royal octave Phiiadei
n6is E. l.. Carey, and A. Hart 1871.
INV Of our readers will recollect the pub.ica
80 n the Edinburgh Review, some four FIVE
..r. aso. of mastery criticism on the life and
-r,iog, Of the great Lord Bacon, which was writ
hv the Hon. Thomas Darlington Macaualy.-
Tba, article, which was rePublshed at the time in
the Southern Literary Messenger and in the
New Yorker, was educed by a splendid edition
If the works of Bacon, prepared by Basil Monta
que, Esq of which the impression issued by
Messrs Carey & Hart is reprint equal in paper
typography, and embellishments.
Lord Bacon, in the language of the advertise
neot of the American publishers, "s now dis.
1nctly pronounced by that undsputed standard OF
,sste. the common sen-e Of mankind, classical
writer Of the first rank. In many respects bacon
resembles his immortal contemporary, Shakespeare
Like Shakespeare, hs enjoyed splendid rePu'"''o"
for genius and ability, in ms lifetime "he n'''' .e
was comparatively underyalued ana neglected 'or
ayes after his DEATH and like him, IN ihe present
refine and severely scrutlnzlng era, nc HAS zee"
,ried in the hottest furnaces OF crluc's, ana mas
come forth pure gold, whose weight, soNuity ana
br;lliancy Gun never hereafter be for moment
3oub,ed. 1t is said of Shakespeare, that his fertile
Genius ex hausted the whole world Of nature. As
nost he has undoubtedly done this and Lord
Bscon, as philosopher, has done the same. Re
dssming the human mind from the chains imposed
nm, !, by Aristotle, and riveted by the schools,
he placed IN the hands Of scientific inquiry that
.snne instrument, the induciive process OF ihveS-
,ratioD and the result is the existing system OF
psural science All that this age of improvement
claims as lis own in astronomy, in CHEMISTRY, IN
mechanical philosophy and in the impro'ed arts
Of life. NAV be traced TO the genius o Bacon, the
acknowledged founder Of modern philosophy
"As works of genius, as examples OF calm,
clear-sighted, conclusive reasoning and authonta-
i've eoquence his writings can never be suppressed
ed, can never cease 10 be read and admired They
are model. of matter and style, mines OF thought,
fountains of intellect to which other suns repair,
and in their urns draw golden light. y
We hope the enterprising publishers will ind
by the rapid sale of this superb edition of the first
Of the English Classics, that they have not rated
TOO highly the literary taste Of the people OF this
Country 1t is one Of the most gratifying ndica-
lions of the time that publishers find 1t for their
interest to give good editions OF such works as
those of Bacon, Burke Professor Wilson, Col,
Napier, and others which have recently been Is
sued or announced. The Works of Lord Bacon,
we perceive, are also TO be issued in numbers, i'm
media,ely by Mr.. Post, No. IS Bowery, at the
rate of % cents per number.
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lpRlsI TO CERTIEY that have bal 70

A
three years pulso nary ELECTION IN the stage caeu
pochi,, attended with raising OF slsod .~e.s,
and all the symptom OF ncipent consumption ane %
tanned no substantial relief from the different pnysicsa
smplov ed until consulted DR.. II. T. Ihorp, oil l'g
,ssnuich lane no prescribed for h- Carm nsntia
., paoacea after having modified II my Gaze and 10 my
agreeable urprze found myself neE person IN tour
davs nv appetite bee me raT-noasi and no" ENJOY
comfortable stale OF health.
ia C.ruinantia Is harmless pleasant to the tas's
90 much 20 that my children Wh TO get II by way OF re-
80 for doing something wish them TO Go inceed the
r..te Is much similar 10 good spruce beer
b1s of ss.is,ing persons afflicted the way
va. together With ali acknowledgment OF Fratti-
J 10 Dr. Thorp for the valuable assisianes he has
.rsd ne IN thus relieving frcm the Apprehension Of
b nublc wishing the Dr.. s the patronage and ali the
nc6ur.sonent which his skill this department oil his
practice merits.
| subscribe myself the pubiics humble servant
90 1, JOHN BROWN, lG2 Chsthau-st-
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To The Committee of Invitation.

The AMIsrAp ArRlCASs.-The Mendiun Com
mittee have made another appeal for funds to send
the Africans OF the Anistad back TO their native
country. The President, it will be seen by the
following letter, does not feel authorized 10 inter~
fore
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EOUG!ss, COLDS, con SUMPTION s

oOk- SO+N ~
4 LIVER COMPLAINT c L r E a remarkable
cur--Rev ISAIAH Goodve ell, OF Louisville came TO New
York June for the benefit OF MS heA ill., being unable
% preach IN consequence OF severe cough pain IN MS
d snd raising blood He had been troubled with these
yrn.toms for better than years. He obtained two
bottles of d.. Aliens B,l.su OF Horehould LiyerTort
and Pleursy Root In three weeks time his cough PAIN
IN tie side and raising blood entirely removed AID
ne mas returned TO home restored perfect health
Rev. ISAIAH GOODWILL.
II HACKING COUGH is never a trihng thing. 1t
will end in consumpuon unless yon take Dr. Alen, Bal
.sm Do sot thIsk because It hacking cough. that
alEo-t any thing wall cure it. Try DR.. Aliens Bslsam.
Remember, your life stake Look out for limitations
y RAISING BL90D.-Dr. Aliens Balsam will cure
thi. dreadful disease. 1t i 50 healing 10 the lungs
requires bat few doses TO stop all bleeding Il
Also aays the cough and makes one breathe perfectly
easy. - 80
II PAIN IN THE BREAST have been euf'' %
it By Or. Allen. Basam Let Others Try IL v.;.k.,.
IA. LOCKWOOD, cor. Spring sha i cr.nsst.
Sold BY E NJ Guiou corner of BovsIy ma .nd vboJa
DR. Wats worth Providence. Genera esPo .,r.s Nav
:ae once at William A. l yer - OILS In
York
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Agency for Paying Taxes OIL Land
~ THE WESTERN STATES

n THE WESTERN STATES
AtNo. So Mcrc hants Exc hange,
VaH-st., Neg York.
RE LITTLE.
Observation-Disclosures. Shipman & AyFes. AbiJsh Fisher
Es, Samuel Ma,sh, Esq. New York; EdFnrd e. Dela-
van. Esq sar,iogn Cos TTeryey Sanford, Eco. New Ia
ven Con, A.B Dyke Esq. Providence, H. 1eo !" III
GnrInn Pn.t Ma.ter. Boston. % I'm
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TO TEACHERS AND PARENTS

I'LEMENTS OF NATURAL PiILoSOPHf-Emsrs-
- cling general principles OF Mechanics dro'tatics
HYDRAULICS Pneumacs. Acoustics, Optics, Electricity,
alvans Magnct-m and Astronomy, illustrated by sew
era hundred engayngs. designed for the OF SCHOOLS
and Acnderaie>-By LEONARD q He, u. ID,
Professor Geology AID Mncraogy in the University Of
the ciiy of New York and Lecturer on CHEMISTRY and
Natural rhilossphy-l vol L. mo.
The aboys work Natural Philosophy Is extensively
used IN md schools and meets with The decided
appreciation OF teachers wherever 1t /. known. Dr. Gale
Is practical man. aud many of the illustrations gwen III
this are from experiments actually madaby the author hun
self A.. that neither teacher student subjected To
the modification OF such failures IN their experiments a.
are constantly occurrng in tho OF books prepared by
mere comper- who themselves Ignorant Of the sub
ect, upon which they pretend to write for the instruct on
Of others.
Til, work is neatly printed md substantially bound,
and is sold at the low OF s. per dozen. Teachers
about forming classes the study Vi Natural Philosophy
aud parents -ho feel Interested IN having proper elcne-
tary book, placed in the hands OF their children are
renue.t,d L, examin. for Themselves. Published and
sold by COLLINS, hEEoE N W
ol5 i'm 25i Pearl-sueet New York
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE AT NEM-BRIGHTON Staten Island. TO Ihe

TATE AT NEW -BRluHTON, Staten Island, 10 tho
amount Of SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ryNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW BRIGHTON AS
ISOLATION offer for sale by subscription, five hun
lred blocks OF ground the most elgiby situated Of any
they possess respects eODtguy TO the ferries and al
20 several OF the elegant sid desirable villas snd
country in the vicinity Of the city OF New York
These fue hundred blocks to he disposed OF ut eight
hundred dollars eac every of them will eight
bnding lots und will about lOC by 200 feet, be-
my sufficient for neat cottage and garden plot
Each subscriber will Obtain block valued at accord
ny cash sales made by the Association the last two
,enr) from $1,000 10 $3.50 and he may have allotted n
nlm property worth from forty sixty times the ynus OF
MS subscription On some Of them are splendid Improve
comprising large mansion houses hotels cottages,
docks, &c. IN perfect order.
The plan adopted for dsposing Of the above properly,
presents great inducements the capitalist DESTROYS oi
making good investments, and to all "ho wish to Obtain
country residence at moderate price ana ID poSiuoh
the most eligible ia the vicinity Of Ncw-fork For ek-
aple the elegant country seat wh about Tour acres oil
sAd adj siuae roceSty nished by Thomas EDavi' Esq,
Al eol exceeding $40 600 aud which nnriyaled for
beauty Of situation VIII become the property Of ONE of
the subscrbe.s free and unncumbefed, at cost TO him
Of only s50s.
To orae other subscriber will be allotted, free aud
ncumbcred; Belmont House and grounds,
pied seminary FOR young ladies' at an ANIMAL rent OF
$500
ceedng $1,000 including the grounds and outbuiidngs,
sih fill TO another, free and ualocumbered.
Brighton Hoase ~bichr with the grounds, cost
$50 600 several and beautiful cottages, Will be-
come the property Of other subscribers.
The Association, Offering so large amount OF val
usbe property time such favorable terms would
merely remark, that they prompted 10 do so solely
with the Of closing their affairs within the terra of
their organized existence, rAch is about drawing
to a close. They fse confident that each ,ubseriber
m obtain property greater value than the amount OF
hi, Investment
Lists ii ,de improved properly (Which COS, IN oil over
$4,000 with maps and accompanying documents can
seen application Henry Lynch President OF tho
Assertion lat their office, 80 Wall entrance br't door
rsfra IN will
proposed plan. $500, -,
Terms Of subscription for an undivided share Of siyAs
hundred dollars as follows; ,aoo
In bond payable in and TWO years On 400
interest ..'..-.--.-'-'----'-'''
$500
p..,.. .a,.cri,,iou are opened by EDWARD A. NJ
COLL Esq Trustee as ae 9ti9e Of the New York Liio
iad ~ IN "a, n.a will be deposited in the New
= Ne and Trust Company, AID the receipt OF the
io.ts,sry of the Company sven IN all subscribers.
Nc order ~ Tru-rss9 ~
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Rus.SELLIsG on SuNpAY.--The authorities OF
Pensacola, Florida have decreed that intoxicating
Liquors shall not be dealt out in that place on Sun
day after o'clock, A. N. A correspondent writes
us vehemently against this kind of legislation, as
suming, first, that it violates part OF the law OF
God-which We think human authorities have no
night 10 undertake the enforcement of, as such-
and then proceeds Justly and forcby as follows ;
"The Retailers Of Spirtuous Liquors may keep
open until O'Clock, A. NJ. Thank ye kind sirs
And do We suppose that the appetite that has been
vhetted in the morning will not be stated before
night or think We that a law sanctonins double
nouy carries with it the moral force to arrest IT'S
sanctions at its own limits Truly We must read
human nature through aa inverted telescope.
But perhaps yours, oh Fathers OF Pensacola Is
more farreuching wisdom; and that you THINK
the use of spirituou liquors most suitable pre-
paradve for the spiritual duties OF the day WISE
are We in your generation Your compeers OF the
GROCERY shall shout your praises over the flowing
bowl The hiP-hip-hip-hurrah OF the Jovial crew
that worship u, these shrines of Bacchus shall be
roared forth to your gloritcation he very snakes
that cluster and entwine themselves before the
wild, rolling eyes OF the poor victim of delirinn1
tremens shall hiss forth your p@ans Aye and
when we in this benigh,ed land of Sabbaihs and
Temperance Societies shall meet, in our sober
walk, TO the house of God the reelng, bloated,
cursng devotec Of the cup, we will point at him
the finger of scorn-nay, ii shall be of pity and
with sadness will we warn our children, . THERk
GOES PESsAcoLAN
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EROWN BREAD.

DOsTGN BROWN RREAD.-Ihe subrcr
ID Der would respectfully inform the citizens OF New
York that he prepared supply them with mo above
the following places Nos. 32l bleecker ST. i26 owery,
PIP Cauasi 2i3 Centre--t, l13 Walkrr-s, o. DIVISION
st. Sos Pearl All orders left at ether oil the above
plcs- or AT the Bakery Chare--st will be promptly
attended TO. s2g In EDWIN I. DANIELS.
"A liher.i discount a IN o-ez no sell again.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

VETO TO MA I'D IKE ID "a "a n e
Al No 35l Hudson and to Walker street, can be mad
very Superior home made Bread and very large oa'es
Hs Cakes ara all made from the best Dairy Butter the
market affords. Also, fancy articles, such as hisscs
WacErouI, Finger Koul and French Biscuit, &c.
large Plum and Pound of very best qucty and ona-
mentsd in a most elegant STYLE. Al at MINER
~ B. The subscriber also makes the old style oil Bread
from Rye and Wheat Flour, mixed
Two Bows wanted to learn the baking business Oh I'm
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qSDRI.EBLE ISK-For v

ing Oh linen and cotton cloth-Tne superiority of
this valuable preps any other Of the KIND con
si,t, in ITS being d1ahc hen written "i not fade
but retain. brightness for years and requires DO pre-
p,r,tion IL mAy be- u-ed with common pen a II l. 81
The proper consstence and single Hit will coDvihce all
of n, intriasic value Beware OF counterie- Prepared
and sold BY }. PAYSON, Nill.ton Northampton h@ss'
and avsrv genuine hottie mas hi. written signature ruth
ont rh.h I: IS not gen2Hs Sold IN Ne~f ork, 1T hoe-
sale and retail BY B. " D SANDS, Druggists Nos ~
and 1903 Fultou-street aud DAVID SANDS ~ -
East Broadway Price, 81; csnt-. o-S IN
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, T-@o = GJP. sfsssEWsB UE III -
Ss-lsss..a--re,5 FALL ARRANGEMEST.-rhe steam

SrrrEESSS-ees-5 FALL ARRANGEhEST-The steam
Sfssa3E11sszA-- boat OSIRIS, Capt J. U. Allsre, vii
commence running Saturday, September 10Th IS fol-
lows-le4ye Fuoa Market ship, East River every SAT,
urIay at 10 O'Clock 4. VI. Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Friday o'clock, A. NJ.
Returning leave Red Bank every Monday morning, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday,
i, half-past IL O'Clock, ? NJ
The boat will : above until farther notice nav
igaton ard weather permitting 80 2n
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n. po,vE.G. * Coz. SINE:

L r~20 - FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING Al
&C.! 'CALDWELL'S, WEST POlNT&COl.D
-SssSIA171ssssh-- SPRINGS. The steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER, Captain Robert Wsrdrop, will leave the foot OF
arren.sI.cet New-Ysrk every Monday, Thursday, aud
Saturday afternoon. al O'Clock.
Keturuirr the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
every Monday morning at o'clock, aud Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply the Captain on board
~ B-Al bacgns and freight of every description aud
bills OF specie put board this boat must he a; the RISK
of the thereof unless bill OF iading or receipt
.icued for The same JyNS
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RY GOODS.
w. &F. 4. NIIIER. yo..

7 w. 81 f. a. MILLER, Nos. IL Broad
II. way, AMI !, Canai 81. have hand ard 70!
sale che-p az assortment OF Hgrae Brussels and sree
Ply Carpets.
Also, Printed Drpgge,ts o. sxd - vide cAin;z coo-,
and good article
Also large 10, OF Floor OIL Cloths. Of yariou. width.
and paers which poses the desirable qualities Of beng
well .easane< and yell made. These Cloths
bled TO .ell at very oe prices
We have also quantity OF remnants OF OIL Cleths,
suitable for putting under and such Purposes,
which suXIou- dispose OF. and hiei will be
piece. Please call al AZ Broadway = Canal 81 north
side O!- "
NIUFFs, lICFFs, lIUFFS. AT WAT
WI SONS. l3i Chatham ct and lhe Bowery.7-The sub
.crlber t. the ladies OF NcSIork AID vicinity, that
he has hand A very rich and elegant assortment
Of Lynx and other Fur Nuts, prices reduced full %
per from any previous He earnestly socitsa
call before purchasing and those who favor him
they hall act be disappointed Fur trimmings OF all
kinds, aud FHrs repaired AT nor, notice.
90 I'm WATSON. l54 Chatham 81 ard LOO Bovery.
NEW FALL GUoD s.-ALFRkD SMITH,
Nerch,n; Tailor, No. 1876 Fuion-st Noud Invitc hls
friends and The public 10 call and h- stock OF
Fall Goods consisting Of Cloths CsSsmeres and YES
ing suited the fall ;ent-gen leaving their
ers ra.y rely upon their hell fulfilled III the salts
factory Terms moderateCash delivery = If
ARIES CLUD iUs,
successor TO GEO PEuscHER,)
1ANUFACTCRER OF PAPER BONES, l27 Whlism
vi street OF every possible shspe ye and variety fer
of square Boxes. plata and sHcy single, and
IN sets also
by the bale or
Genuine German Cologne Water iuortsd, and for sale
al a very lev price. - 5m
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PEOPLES LINE FROM NEW-YORh
h r~=A - TO eN
!Szsszszzsss~Mzz-EASTON. pa. 49,

Through III hours. Fare only g.
Leave picr No n. r. Battery Place, al :! o'clock A.
NJ daily Sundays excepted by steamboat, Cinderella or
Water Witch Elizabethport then TO take the cars OF
The F. Town aud Somervle Railroad TO Boundbrook
leaving ONLY - miles couchcs making by far the most
pleasant and expeditions Easton For seats APP
Div TO A. d. Hope, - Courilandt st or ON board a. u
Hope will accompany the passengers to Bound BROOK ana
render nil assistance necessary.
~ b. This the osly line tina; arrives IN Easton before
night Returning this linc arrives IN New York at half
pas, IL o'clock p NJ two hours IN advance OF the won
dsrtul express. mail line via y Brunswlck0 sd i'm
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a DEAD Loss" Well, Esther, YOU missed 4
grea, deal by not being able go and see the man
hanged this morning. Dear me. thought so
How hateful OF Aunt Jane, 10 send for me to Tend
the nasty little sick baby But how was III
Oh when ne was turned off, he kicked for five
minutes on II stretch "Oh dear Now what Il
shame il is was not there to see il -
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INSTITUTE BOARDING
r,rrvrnHn y N-The Winner Trr.n OF

MUSIC TIiTHON.--WiILIAM PEASE, Pro
vi lessor aud Teacher the Plane Forte, Organ and
Sugug respectfully inform. the young gentlemen Of thu
city that he has fitted up IN his Music Saloon NO
100 Broadway and ready to commence giving 'eso"s
on the Piano Forte and IN Singing either the day time
or evening" Gentlemen Wishing commence will please
l. make application the Masc Saloon, No zoo Broad
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NTOTICE-CAYUGA LAKE AND INLET STEAM
y RNAI COMPANY SrGC k-Nottce I. h,rehy given

NTOTICE-CAlUGA LAKE AND lNLtI STEAM
y BOAT COMPANY STGC k--Notice l. Errehy gwen
that Two Hundred and EiChty Shares OF the Stock
of the Cayuga Lake and Inlet Steam Boat Company
which shares we're hypothecatsd BY Richard Va.
rck d, wiz, 10 the subscriber the Pay men OF
evep ,housa nd ~ hundred and nse dsars aud fo'ty-
six cents will be .old auction for the payment CT the
balance Of the for which they remain Pledged or
IN uucb thereof a. said shares OF stock VIII BRING Al
the Exchange In Wall street IN the Cy OF New OK, on
the lin dsy OF November next =, ~ O'Clock AZ Roou OF
that day The amoua. due ae pledge OF saic stock
GA the day of date of Thu, notice hvs THOUSAND Two
hundred and hiry-ve dollars and nineteen cents The
original price of said Sock hny dollars each snare
and Il, i. full stock Dated October II, ISL -
JOHN TOWNSEND.
DAVIS Vas vETcRrEN, Ar,ornies ol- tNIl
L,QUALLED BT EEW-SuRPAS>hD 81
u S0NE-Io wholesale and retai Grecers snippers
sad Country Merchants The subscribers ose or sale al
the loves, possible prices for cash IN lets TO sut PnF
chasers
and Candies, warranted TO stand in any climate and 10
give entire Satisfaction
300 boxes prime No Soap, at very Low prices
1000 DO patent Mould Candles VARIOUS sizes
1000 60 Hydraui; pressed do do
1000 do Comnon mould DO do
They also eisr sale almost every variety OF Coun
,rv Produce including Beef Pork, Lard, Hams Butter
beee Flour Tongues &c IN lots 10 suit purchasers al
Snw nice, 10, cash J. A. g. G. w ATWOOD,
o2e I'm - fioA'--~
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1IIyy9IS LAND AssENGN-H. ii. WEAv,
| Attorney ani Counsellor at Law, and General Land
tpeat L.Ti.ToS, Fulton Co. Illinois.
r eference-Horace Greedy, 80 Ann 81; Hon Abraham
Rriuin, Madison George Draper, s. Cedar 81; NeN
York DR. j. b. Mann, and VIA. r. McDougal Chatham.
Ses jersey. oi3 I'm
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Bat would not leave you thus fellow-citizens
Of Pensacola Be We entreatcd, by the pity you
bear the poor victim of his lusts-by the detesta-
Ton in which you hold the advisers OF evil-by
your anxie,ies for the future well-eeins si your
own of,pring--hy your regard for the fair fame OF
YOUR ei,y-by your jealousy for the honor OF our
common country-by the reverence you bear your
God bio, from your statute-book this foul libel on
your wisdom and your .obriety-this blackening
stigma on your passpor, 10 the respect and esteem
Of your fellow men Else will your very name
become a pro'erb and kissing and bye-word
though the land
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S C H DOL S.
DtULDING lNsTITUPE-Yor

DAULDING lNsTITUPE-Yorker.. West
chester CsuRty, y y Oct. % ISL A Classical aad
Commercial Boarding. Schoo! Tor Boys number limited
The above Institution vii commence the Winter term
on the 1T November. WA. MURI ELL, Principal
Circulars may be obtained Nh A I Goodrichs book
store No Barclay ami AZ the oce OF the Church
min. lll Nassau - y. y.
The Frerch teacher Of this estsblishm hs special
charge Of pupils after school hours o29 81
I'NGa.lsEs AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
IL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS al New Rochelle, Wcstcse:
ter County y Y.
The next term OF th, institution will commence on the
first Monday in November The object Of lhis
School i the education OF Boys Such principle, ana IN
-uch way as any Christian parent ~ollI desire.
The course embraces all the branches OF thorough
English Education aud also ihose which required Tor
admission into any College Further information b.
learned from the Principal who may be until the Is,
D PRATT. Principal.
Reference Is respectfully msde to Drs No,t, Potter,
Proudh Union Colec- Reverend, II Winslow, q. W.
Baclen :. t. Woodbridge, Boston Mss. Rev. prs. I
II. skinner. I z Nerniiye, Professor H. White Rev
Hon. A,r-. Clark o. Aalssd y. White. }. T. Gilchrst,
}. Pane, \ Zerees, II Gaiscer. E.qr>., y. Y OBJ
irTENaNd; SCHOOL At the Greenwich street
~ Seminary RIG Grecnwlch street will open this eve
uing October 1 School for Young Ladies will tie open
Cd the lime the Female Department, under the
.uperiutsndcncc Of Mss Pratt. Terms moderate
ela,s otiouue Ladies receive Instruction FROM 3 TO
o'clock, 2 VI
y B-A few more pupils can be received in the Day
school. 0+ In " CAMP, Principal.
IrEENCN LANGUAGE.-Madam L. MA
L NESCA DURANDS first class for the season com
menccs this evening. By the system she pur>s-s the
learner may acquire fair knowledge Of French by only
few lessons week of hour each. during the winter
IRVING INSTITUTE BOARDING
l SCHOOL. Tarrytown. y. Y.-The Winter 'rern OF
TINS School will commence "a the first November No IN
uuroA offers greater facilities for the requirement of
thorough Education. Circulars containing references
catalogue students sc. may be- had et Colman hook
store 20j Iroadway Crowen, OBJ Broadway at II. Il
=. Raynors, &c Boaery. Applications for admission nay
Sc made by mail the Principals, to Peter T. Lyon,
ISL Canal It WIN 7. LYON, A. VI tpr,nc;n,ls
olJ3r CHAS H.LYON. 4. VI.
NIUNIC TUfTHON.--WiLLIAM PEASE, Pro
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WANTS D->iiuauors for good cooks. Prosestsnt
w nurses. American ard German gil, Apply A. $50
Broadway Good city reference gwen. GO w.
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W A N T S.

WaNTBD-Respcct.b i.u,iie. can be ,spolied
w with serVinss { ee OF expense 4, The American
Oihce 56i Broadway, Niblos
o2s 81 T ELLIOTT
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

~ KENNEDY, lately from Troy, n. y, takes
~. tins opportunity i-form ms ole customers,
friends and the public generally that lie has taken tho
Clinic, Hair Cutting Curling and Shaving Saloon, liz
Chuton corner Of Grsrd streets Having had long eIFe-
Rance n the husiae- he competent 10 cut SUD curl
Hair in the fashionable style Please give call