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New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

VET.NEE;e-A purch7.er Tor plca.-ut Nechnacal
~ lns.nc>. that may be carried extensively. and
viii pqy 100 per For particulars apply to Smith
Il T1rncr. Is John III
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

saTtNa EsE-Pl.ces o. several nice scrvan, rifs,
~ Proe.tarts and olhc,,, this dav. Mt 1870 wcry. l.
t. Vinegar Dsiillcrs and NaGui. turers.
WANTED A competent person in every branch Of
~ ths above business HON permanent employment
.li;f JOS. D. MONIES. Wall street.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

XsTsSCF. pa Immediately, TO take the
W cLsrge OF infant fur Touths old. and mind lit
tie child. The best Of ference required. Apply at 50
/ EIchth = froal 3 70 6 7. u. - g
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

Nv age IN Il wholesale Would prefer boarding
win hi, parents The hest Of reference be riven
Address }. +. at this office. ~ IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

~ esRT Ce4ar-s,rs.t. near Pearl l. now recev-
80 ...ar,,uent Of sht- snd rolorrd CokSETa.
10 order warranted TO give sati'l4con, ani selling
. ~ c,actrs arrehsn;s ,uppled. au2i lmis-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

g Regarding the late result in New-YoFk SIM
ply as Pennsyiranians, anxious for the CONNER
cisl prosperity OF our Commonwealth, we haze
perhaps, ittle cause to be dissatisfied. The pubic
works Of New-York will be abandoned-the pro-
gress Of the State retarded-her energies crippled
and VIC may be advantsged some thereby. But
we nave no such narrow views We did not envy
the greatness of our mel; hbors-we do not rejoice
al their misfortuncs. Phil. Gazsite.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

n. sSry Dock, Brookiyn, work.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Navy Agents Office
New-York until the Goth inst for the timber specified in
the Schedule below, for building
PILE WHARF.
The timber to be delivered free of all charges, at such
part of the Brooklyn Navy Yard shall be directed sub
cc 10 the inspection and approval of such may
BE selected by the Engineer
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.
$50 White Oak bearing Pies-averare length 80 feet
II 10 inches square.
IS Feeder Plcs-ayerage length 81 feet-abcut IA in
ehes square
IS Tons OF White Pine timber for Caps-lo square.
20 Side Caps-l2 in square.
2-s " small Spruce ranging timber for cover
ing Wharf-9 inches thick.
The Bearing Piles be Of round White Oak timber OF
sound and good quality straight be procured
so as to be entirely suitable for driving 10 he hcwed Il
inches square for length not less than III feet from the
cut, 10 be at least - inches diameter at the smaller
end and of lens varying from 80 to AZ feet as follows
one third part be from 20 10 81 feet one third f'oH 81
10 3s and the remaining third from 3 TO ~ ct The
whole 10 average not than sc feet length No pile
10 admitted which sweeps deviaes from straight
ness more than one foot in forty and be received
which are curved in than direction. The piles
10 be delivered at the Navy Yard properly hewed and
ready 10 be sharpencd for driving subject TO inspection
and approval
The Fender Piles to be of round White Oak timber of
the same quality and subject the same conditions with
regard 10 traghtnes To be hi wed Is inches square for
length not than IL feet from Rs butt TO be al last
II inches in dsmeier the smaller end AND OF length
varying from "a IS feet not less than 80
To be we'll and properly hewed, and delivered "a above
The tors Of White Pine timber for Caps TO be OF good
soHnd ousty hewed or sawed 10 inches thick and IA 10
l6 inches wide 10 be straight all four sides aad OF the
following lengths - sticks 81 feet. - sticks y feet II
sticks &c feet and IL sticks "a feet long.
The 70 tons of timber for Side CAPS to be Of the same
quality .wed or sawed IL inches square straight on all
four Sides and length varying from - to SO feet as
foows one third be length of - feet enc third ~
and third 30 feet.
The i. thu Der for covering the wharf to be OF Spruce
or Pire ranging timber, of found ano durable suay'
hewed straight three sides 10 be not lass thar
ches average thekpess estimated from the
unhew2 side the opposite face, and ~ vary from 10
10 inches the width less than inches and the
length 10 be Is. ~, ~. or IS feet.
UAe half be delivered before December 5th and
the renlaipg half on or before Dec 10th, ISL.
Navy Agents Office,
New York, Nov. 9th. ISL
niO,s0 RoBT c. WETAoRE Navy Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

A LUCKY SET or FELLowS.-It is stated IL
French paper that of the first 800 pupils IN the
Military school at Fontanlbleau, 200 died on the
field OF battle, FIVE rose to the rank OF lieutenant
generals, % TO that of major generals, and % 20
those OF colonies and lieutenant colonies. Inc
major part of the remainder rose to eminence as
servants of the crown, or in civil professions. We
suppose the 202 VINO were hacked in pieces in thu
battles died glorigusly,' that they must be e.
tee,ned lucky with the rest
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
WM. MAGAR 81 co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY,
Il Eulton. corner of GoId-street,
u r uItOH, ceFEtr Oh WOf'
sEW-YORK,


TIJHE subscriber. take this method of announcing to
their friends and the public generally that hav hg
purchased the extensive and well known Type Foundry
formerly BY Me,.rs Conner Cooke, they have re-
moved The same their present central location Having
made extensive revsons alterations and additions tney
are now prepared orders of any magnitude n
nav be with with promptncss and on rs favorable
terms a. at Foundry Aserca To their new spsci
m.uBook which has been recently extensively circulated
they would resPccty refer
equal If not SUPERIOR say manufactured In this country
and undergo thorough examination as to appearance
ranging dressing and properly asserting All articles ex
bbitrd in the Book formerly issued BY Conner
Cooke together Sorts Fonts sold BY taern can now
be farnshca from this Foundry without delay with nany
Nm. HAGAR & co. Agenss for the sale Of the Ma
per washington and Smith Presses which, together with
Chasss. Cases Composing Sucks, Furniture, lax, ard
every article used In the Printing Business Will be ke
B. No Machine Cast Type manufactured at this
Foundry. Je3-u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
For The New-Yosk Tribune.
TOWNSHIPS ICE-BREAKER.

TOWNSEND'S lCE-BREAkEH-
Er Editor-I have heretofore noticed in your valua
paper Man and rccommendations FROM several gen.
aen OF the highest standing IN the scientific ana husi
ss world, Of Mr.. jacob Townsends Ice Breaker. Why
$40, the feasibility Of This invention been tested by the
lsSs Of this great metropolis The risk OF the eX
flneat would no, exceed $4,000. That isa triing
ecomps,ed with the immense advantages that would
M 10 the trade and business of this city, and especially
Sropre,ors of Steamboats, FerIyboats the Lessees OF
bic Hotels, &c Some, perchsuce, may view it with
Inference and pronounce il the chimera of an ingen-
a mind. so said they of the project Of the I'M
s!al Fulton, when his heme for proeeng craft over
ahqad element ioons favor and cooperation where
ne il The constant workings of his own inventive gem
! Twenty years have not elapsed since Boston was
sSance Of NewYork IN population and business. She
as making giant strides to regain her lost sscendaucy
sGtis moment, by her energy and wealth, commands
hesn link Of INLAND communication with the interior
SWes,ern part of own and other States of which
| aaiy is destitute, and which will enable her 10
aye her increasing imports and manufactures for tas
J sy Increasing produce of those regions and thus
Ae an scuye trade, when Water has thrown his icy
se the bosom Of our noble Hud son. In this and
NY c.her peiu, of view the Immediate application of
ieSrseHds machine commsRds itself 10 the seli-in-
as well public ,pr.t of the Merehss's and oasi
ofhe city 1t would in great measure ooviAe II
'sai the necessity and cost OF Railway from this
H~Aiosny Mr.. 4 Is means inadequate 10 the e1
ser carrying isto operation. aud he therefore ap-
"' As Re deserves. The patronage and aid OF gem
pubic Let it b, fairly tes.ed. Wa, should not
'e meeting be called an some method devised that
:" may reap the frui, of this valuable improvement
'Asfs adopt and acquire its exclusive control
/ You're, MERcAToR.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

NQUALLED BY EW-sURPASSED BY
t. N0SE-To wholesale and retail Grocers Shippers
aud Couatry Merchants The subscribers offer for sale at
the lowest possible prices for cash. i'll lots TO suit pur-
chascrs
f. Parmelec & Sons Celebrated Lansingbursh Soap
and Candles warranted stand in any climate and to
give entire Satisfaction
20r boxes prime No. Soap, at very low prices.
1000 do patent Mould Candles various sizes.
1000 DO Hydraulic pressed do do
1000 do Common mould Go do
They also offer for almost every variety of Coun-
ry Produce including Beef Pork. Lard, Hams, Butter
Cheese Flour Tongues &c IN lots TO SAT- purchasers at
low price, for cash. J. N. g. G. w ATWOOD,
ooa I'm. IL Front-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
DR.. McMUNN'S
I.IX IR OF OP u NJ :,

L T. 7 Y II y y y N
A NEW chemical preparation ofOpium, embracing All
n the valuable medicinal properties OF Opium TO Inc
exclusion of those whca Gelcerious and useless
Morphine Codein and NarceIv III combination WIN the
native Meconic Acid. all retained III their origna
purity ard hence the superiority of this preparation 1t
much preferable every other farm of opate such as
La-danuu Paregoric, Morphine, Denarcotized Lsuda-
num- &C.. &c, rs has been fully proved and duly ae-
kno led yed by the most eminent surgeons physician
and chemists It's Use is followed by any Of the dlsa-
areeabe effects which invariably attend the ordinary Pee
paratons of OpEn .ach constipation, headache IRE
and vomiting, but 1t may be taken III sam
Gent doses to aay eli suffering with perfect SAFETY and
entire success For farther PARTICULAR OF Its trials ID
hospitals &c see directions with the medicine
The Trade suoplied at the lowest prices, by A. b. q u
Sands 20 and l0i Fulton-s', n. I.
Retaied by D. Sands & Co. II Esst Broadway, by
Rushtou u Aspn vail, by Or. Chiffon, 263 Bfo,dwsy by
C. H. Rirg tii Broadway, by Coddington, 2si hudson
St. by Churchs D.pepsary, Lee Spring ST.. aud by all
Druggist, in the city aud couatry.
Price * cents.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
DRY GOODS.
NfUEFs: iaUFEs, MUEE.. AT VA

ITUEFs. iaUFEs. IiUEEs. AT Wat
w SONS l3i CnaIhsm aad la9 Bowery-The sub
scriber Ef the ladies' OF Nee-lork AID vicinity that
ne hand very rich and elegant assortment
Of Lynx and other Fur Mus, prices reduced full 81
per cent from aRy previous ya-. He earnestly soiol's
call before purchasing. and those tho favor him
tn Y hall act be disspp lated Fur rimsipgs Of ali
kilss, au1 Fur- repaired shor: notice.
o26 I'm WATSON. -; Cnath an st. and i6O BoSery.
NEW FALL tleops.-ALFKED SMITH
Merchant Tailor No. 36 FH!;on-sL would invite hi
friends and the puzzle call aad examine his stock Of
Fall Goods consisting of Cloths Cassimeres and YES
ngs suited the fall trade Gentlemen leaving their
ders may rely upon their being fulfilled in the mos; salts
factory Terms moderae-Cash delivery = If
ONE PRICE SPHSE-Gentcuen wishing TO
~ purchase good cheap Clothing. would do welt 20 cali
1891 chatham stest where they ind garments at
the following prices
Cloth Coats 50 TO SIC; Cloth Jackets, 81 10 So Saii
nett Pants, sl75 10 S2,75; Cloth Pants s. to $3.50
oil 3m JACOB COGSWELL-
CaEsP CARPET STORE.-The subscri.
~ her offers for sale ,nd splendid assortment of
j-py Brussels fine and supcrne Ingram CaEpeting OH
Ccth Rags Mats, Mating, with all other articles con
rected with the business cheaper than can be any
Other in the city Persons from the country or city
wishing purchase will find much their advar;sge 10
call before purchasing elsewhere 81 Casastreet south
side, near Broadway. DANIEL ST WILCOX. au27 3m
WHITE SILK HENsNG- fOR TAlLOR>.
w 81 inch white Senche-s 30 do 90 Sar,nrtf - do
superior do Poneee-, sale by PHILIP EYTINGE,
81 Bro,d street nib 81
ID EPAt HED COT3Ot.-.O ha'cs, suitable
~ for Wad.iins. Batting. &c for .ae by PHILIP
EYTTNGE. 81 Broad street NIB j.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER

JAMES G. MOFFETP lal Pr ace-sreet near MoT g.
y would particularly call the -ntion Of en-
and Manufacturers his superior article o.
yer, waich he offers for .ae wholesale sod rets "a n
nes,es, and warrants il equal 70 any eisoe'
nestle, for color and softness
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

CLIMAX RATING s89UsE, No. lay ) III
L, ton and Il Ann street, extending clear through
This splendid establishment now IN successful opera
t;o being celebrated for supplying Its patrons with the
he,t the market affords the moderaie prices,
and az ali hours from A. II. until Il P, H. day,
including Sundays. eaz I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
VeiYETs! VELVET,
SILVER FrED.AE AWARDED.


SILVER srED4AL AWAKDED;
HINGES PATENE sEi.F -R1CkING
IN CHaR-i5il-ls nos offered much improved.
\I;II rock of itself VIII please infant
yyill qivc perfect e-sa WIN coiaiort the aged.
Will not ret out order VIII prove family comfort
Is not TINS sufficient, In sickness or IN health.
Rock rock Ia King chair, there's chorH' III It
That soOthrs all TIE of suffering huipa nlt!-
Tell Of the plearure there Is in the use oil II,
Rocking 20 frecly-Of ease the reality
The regulating of this Chair makes II IL enec equal
20 dsuc and separate chairs consequently I've ur-
chaser Of Kings self Rocker buys the CHEapESI as
vel as the easiest and best rocker in the market.
NB-Thc rockers of this chair present no obstruction
neither do they the carpet.
Always hand tho following patent Chairs' all ~a'-
rantel get out of order .,re.
REVOLVING CHAIRS, RECUNpENT CHAIRS.
RECUMBhNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. Library
CHAIRS WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety. all made iof
especial ease and comfort All kinds of chairs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively to the ma
nufacturc OF chairs. NJ W. hlNu'
Patent Chair Maker, No. 47i Broadway,
olaf New York between Grand & Broome ST
MECHANICS TOOLS.-CHAS. c. DYER
wi $40 Greenwich st hetween Spring and Canal, has
lust received large additions TO his former stock and MAS
now on hnnd general assortment Of Carpenters, Cabinet
@ oeIs inc very city prices
general as .ortmcnt of Wood Saws ready fled and set
Call at CHAS. Z. DYER Tool Store, olu Grcenwich
Sa VS. cut toohed framed filed and set, as usual.
NIL 2r-
DOCK ANES BUILDING STON E.-Thc
~ Subscriber will deliver board Of vessels at IN
Prison Dock Dock Stone for Is cents ton and Marble
Building Stone for 2s I'd pSr ton.
S,ele. Prsou, Mount Ploasant, June 2, 1s42
i"l2 sr' u L. SEYMOUR Ae"n-
stea.F.ND AVID tE.ATEKs' SHAss.
FIRST RATE article OF Relied aad Platers Brass can
"A AWAY. ~ found at JAMES G.. MOFFET, III Prince
street. near Wooster ut the lowest market prces IKE
rso a sIp"rior article ~ Cnoror' Rr"r' ar "
IOssN WICK, Sweep Smcter and Re-
y finer III general. No II John-si New York
Purchaser of jewelers. and Silvsrsmlths PoishlDgs,
Pumcincs Lsaicl-, ParuHg Bars, Coarse Silver Bars,
Lace Gilt and plated Metals, Beokbnders Rags &c &c.
ais "
ryNERE BUSINESS MANS AID: "r Tables
or Interest, together With many other useful Iaoles
convenient for reference Of business. This day
published and for sale by
MO Corner Of Fulton
A pPLEs.-I SEQ barrel. Apples, IN prime ship
Mi ri t. ]. HoPPocK & son go Ful,on-sr.
SEaEEs GROCERY AND LIQUOR store.
- For ,ac sock fixtures and lease To cnteprsine
SMART man--sl be sod a bargain. Apply 10 Smith Il
Turner, II hn -. Mo
fNEAS.-Fme tiunpowcer anu Imperial Teas In chests
[ and half chcst,. For sae By
o7,f GRINNEI.I. MINTTfRN K Co ~ South
DUEED FOULSCAr PAPER. 1000 keams Of
PERsSE & BROOKS,
sa7 No 81 Liberty strait
EECBEs APPLIED by ars SARAH E
IL HARPER, No. Il Y.seySi ~ho 5a, had nsny years
.rnrrier-. in IN" h".ir--- -2 -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

q y
AT PlERMONT, kockIaBd county, ~ forh.--i 10
subscribers Offer sale the property On which iey D.
reside, situate in the village Of Piermon', abeut Il .
quarters Of mile from the landing, on the ma il heh-
way from the river TO the interior.
The above consists Of two Lots-Ihe FIST Is bourcei
on the east By the public highway lerg;h 81 feet he
west By the New.York & Eric Railroad ieugh .3S feet,
vi an average width OF So feet which Is good nd
and substantial fam. store of agG heif Is
by IL Il e. flied in with brick and well atGp:ei u the
business Of country (Which has been prChtaby
pursued at this place for the last forty years. Also
BRICK dwelling, "a by e feet, with brick kitchen az
t,ched thereto wash house and pDp convenient vcoi
shed and other buildings neatly and conveniently
ranged.
The second Lot is opposite the first $50 feet il ergh
the highway by average width Q! ~ feet on Thich
good frame buildings occupied store hcu
the remainder Of lot is My cutyalfd hltch-
garden Duriag the last summer sbOye premises
have undergone thorough repairing and are no" IN tho
mo.t perfec! order.
Person. desirOus Of purchasing the above property can
examine 1t by calling the occupaGt or Tor farmer IL
formation, to T. DAVIS, % Wall ST.
nj 2~- P. H. & c.rhll.n ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT

u I-Nb AMI Ill-N 1ANo Id E--N
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM, CORNER OF JsHs-sT.
A LII KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOODEN
"A GOODS DYED restored and dressed, Including Ia
dies and rentlemen's garments such Dresser, Coats
Shawls Crepe., veysts. Ribbons, merinoes. Hosiery
doz Sh4drs & c &C. o22 i'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

A Coon SIGx-We saw n young Mechanic,
'hO mad Just married an amlable young girl, pass
ene TIE other day with the head Of spinning
''ssi IN his hand Depend upon it, that young
a.u has get an excellent wife, who will increase
aher than diminish bis little capital.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
EAKGAINs. RARGAlNs:-- FOi

GS2 Is "A hds AaNB. u n ! VI
ts sale exchange. 40 tracts of handsome Land con
~ tanning rs each, soil of superior qaaliiy
waered with lire Streams and covered with hEe TIMBER
,uch as white oak hickory, beach, walnut msplo ana
sycamore The soil adapted wheat rye corn, oats
cotton tobacco sweet and Irish potatoes. Tie a1oYn
lands will be sold reduced prices, and on terms TO
,a or they will De exchanged for almost Any khis
merchandise. For map- diagrams and partcn"s aSpY
In SMIru & TURNER ID John street up s.a rs ~ u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
- MISS AUGUSTA BRO VINE,

-s-:z..SLSS Composer and fr fes of Music. aud
~ 2 7 Yireacher of the PaLo Forte, Organ. Sing
ug and Composiios. wishes 10 acquaiR the Ladies OF
New York tn her arrival in this city, snd tEat
she will give the residence OF her pupil.
the HOUSE of her frth u. :. Browne Prof ssor OF
Music 7CD Broadway where sl her Compositions are for
sale. Miss Browne will flushing lessons as usua.
Commands eft Al the Music SIcr1 OF Hewitt Jacques
, % Bra.hwnN. .so attended 10 Mo I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

New ESeLAsp CHuRcaEs.-Onc OF the editors
o; the Cleveland (0hio) Gazette, is writing from
Massachusetts some penciiing by the way Ii
his las, letter he remarks with strict fidelity that
IN passing through this State, the traveller IS sell
dom out OF the sight OF u,seting-housc, and on
Sabbath morn, upon the hills and in the wales the
sound OF the churchgong bell is music TO his ear
From the sauaran Of NOust Holyoke, sighteen
churches are 10 be seen. This is land of school
houses, colleges and churches. They are guides
to knowledge-to virtue and to heaven. They
integrity to cur Government and its institutions.
God grant them 10 Ohio
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
II Dry Dock, Is. ookiyn, New-Yorl
Proposals for Timber for building the
COFEEES DAM,
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.

Will be received the Navy Agents Office Ne--forI
W til the 5,h day of December, 5il agreeably TO IL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
- FARtI FOE SAL q, or Enchangc TOD "

~ KARIN FOR BAL 4, or EAchan2e 'o' "iJ
e'S& Property-A Farm IN Queens County, l.. ~ con
'- tan,ug so aud ~ acres oil hrst faue Laiu
in high state of cultivation. The Dwelling ana out-
houses are all uow and first order, WIN neVef-
falling well of gosd water apple orchard, &C Inc u
lance nine mics from Ne~York The above pfoT''E
will be sold or exchanged for city property and posses
sion given immediately. Address L. NJ q at this oifcs;
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
DAMMIT OH sllUAL Or LII nA - -.

DATkNr CHEjleCAL Or IN nA a,sI -,
L CHEMICAL oIL-BURAlNG fLciD.Zin' sp'-
.toek Of a. REENouGH's rArENT LAMBS WHICH
from their beauty and superior qere; af 6 S spt ID
.rper.ede all other How in use ns o..
,iss and gives very bras and seoaOmiea st The
% 1sI5 ss .o nor an Common
siHo., " ~ Altered at trifing expense, 10 burn the
AID The subscriber is kisdy permitted to refer to sons
~ our mott respectable families who are nor using the
~ -. 81 j. G. HOOKER, 40 Bro3HWay,
between Grand snd BrocEAe
NIB There danger Of explosion in eIther ore Of
~. sytice. o2ltf
eHceN =
TVUlk Liza Drug Store -tusie1 eeo@dei
L relzhborhood an excellent location foF prsete an1
retail. established about II years Nson ed arPy IN
less equal 10 genersfpractce For parusn'r; APP y y
1903 Alien Broonie-street between l2 ard Ill ny
letter, post paid. address T. HI
PS The above presents pre-euinent advantages 70 a
gentleman combining knowledge Of Germ n IN as
English language hio ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

DOAKD.-A gentleman ana hi' "ite anu -" ,insio
ID gentlemen can be accomm dated with pleasant rooas
aud board ri tx Fulton street III - .
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

MAcHlSERY.-Th following is the final recon-
neDIatory resolution passed by select committee
Of the House of Commons respecting the laws az
fec,ing the expectation of Machinery:
That, considering that Machinery is the only
produce of British industry upon the export of
which restraints are placed, the committee recon-
mend tina, the law prohibiting the export of Ma
chinery should be repealed aud the trade of Ma
chine making be placed upon the same footing
a, other departments Of British industry.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
s c. H DOL S
ENGLIsH ND CLASSICAL BoARpING

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
T. SCHOOL FOS BOYS, Il; Sev-Soehes, Wsstchcs
CogRty, y. !.
The mex, term of this institution will commence on the
first Monisy in November next. The object OF III,
School the educ Of Boys sach principles agd IL
such ii way rs any hr,iian parent would desire.
The course embrsces all tie branches of thorough
English Education ard also those which required Tor
College Further information may b.
learned from the Praapa who may be seen an the lsi
of November at the Carlton House.
D PRATT, Principal.
Reference is respectfully male TO Dr. Mott. Potter.
Proudfi, Union College Revcrend' II. Winslow, Il. w
BIagicn :. l.. Woodbridge Boston Mass Rev. Drs. T.
II. Skinner T. E vernilye, Professor II. White. Rev J.
". McL4ne, u. B. Cheevcr. VIM. Adams, 4. D Smith.
Hon. A-rsa Clark o. Halstsi ~ White. J. + Gichrist.
J. Pane. A. Zerer-, II Galsse5, Esqrs.. y. y. o3
Music TTaEsOE.--WILLIAM PEASE. Pro
WI fcssor and Teacher Piano Forte, Organ sud
Singing respectfully Informs the young gentcmen of this
city that he has fitted up IN his Music Saloon No
ECO Broadway. and Is ready 10 commence -iying lessons
the Piano Forte and Singing either III the day Tine
evening Gentcmez wishing cos.mence will please
to make application the Music Saloon, No. 700 Broad
way cd door from Fourt-st.) Terms moderate. ola
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16
w A n T S.

MAN ia partner IN hu-rrss taa, pays over
80 per cent p' nj, and the OBJECT .et
% asst he will b. takcR in for Sl5O or >l5 cssa SID
VII nave mediate control TWICE the as.ount on
eiIag The business FoF particulars call a. + joan It
three doors fsoai " ilam. Mss
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

BOARDING REUGC&D.-The sub,crblr.
ID having fitted up the large nj commod Gus hou.rn
the corner OF H-w and EN- streets. only ono BLOCK
rom Broadway whe.e gentlemen san have good board
and pleasant rooms for - 80 per week also get! nen
aud their wives nnahle by applying a Nc.S
HI .,,..t entrance IN Elm no I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-16

u Private neutrality-suspicious. Wishing per
Board and Rooms IN location convenient 20 Ae
business part of the CITY, will be accommodated No, *
Just Of Broad, way where bur few beard
ers are taken and every made TO reader theI
no me pleasant and comfortable The house Is ecurey
oew and newly furnished throughout Terms, mod-ratc
References exchanged. Jy%2