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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

a tuqs bHffasfe 81 r faaH .lfficif -
lhffe "a b. Fckeeffie 81. 8 q 90 ne.
china % oFsraueas Whlea pfeiafei f0f
fgaf q pas lssi summer. lboffh ore
mlghi tpFTgse lbs qaau1if faG.isal b.
foFpy qaf Whole feaaifr. gsl H uoai3
eos - hoTe ihtn 1ae 80 ref seek. e.
aVefg msa. eoaaa cad stiif. -sIhs -.
ygaias q ilt nsctias j. Mf eiotam, a
J PaNiarhst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

The Tallahassee Star states that Willis
Alsloo. who killed Gen. Leigh Reid, 10
April last, and Who has been closely con.
6ned 10 jsii aimee that period, was brought
up uRdeI writ Of bsbeas corpus, before
Justice HiIyafd, Drown and Lee, aud Of.
ter patient hearing Of tie csse. sDd ma
lure elaboration, was sdmilted 20 bail
The bond foF his appearance Ct court wal
Fixed We understand a SO. 0OO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

OF The ffy Banks IN tbs State Of Penn.
'ylrapis. ,hiriy.6re haze. accepted The
terms OF the Relief end Revenue Act
The amount OF currency which they are
auihotized 20 iaSue under the Act. 81
81 .9tS. 427.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Seyious Hoar The Boston Times en-
nouuces the death OF tailor 30 that city
presun.ipg the Cerisiaty OF bis death from
the fact ihat be had rfomissd said editor
coat 81 . particular fine II living. The
coat did not come TIE infsrenes there.
fore was tbathe had Kicked The bucket 4"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

INDIAN CoRN -Accor1ing 10 the cen
sns returns. the annual crop OF Indian
Corn OF North Carolina is fhilfy foHr NIL
lions Of bushels. Ia the production OF
ihis important item. therefore. North Ca
rolina stands second on the lisl-,he an.
nOsl crop of Tennessee. which is the la..
gesi producer, being upwards Of ioriy.two
millions Of bushels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

A dtughier " Wm Csoks. Of Cooke !
equssintolcorps. eyed ~ years net anb
Dreaded arcideni % TIE lob 81
March in liverpool. EBaiiad De tsise
sha gss nSina sinmblfd aad lashed htf
violently sgslhst sbs fcDee ~ iLe Rag
ffacisiior beI stun is three places. hgHf
Zoe Effects q sbich. sbs liagsisd - gTest
arony fos tee weeks. sbea dstih fsiia4sf
her q Ser sgfennga,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Fhe Boston Traveller notices The fact
that Hon n = Tdlmadgs ould uow b.
President Of the q Slsics bad Dc noi De-
rlined Tie hoaor Of nominsiioa TO ihe
Vice Presidency, because hs thought be
could more efficiently serve his country
"a auothef sphere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

n -yoiorious Jpdg Virgil A. Stewart.
some tao Of three years since notorious
throughout The South ia connection with
The MurTell pqi." for slave insuuse.
ton. is said 70 Be Circuit Judge 10 Tex.
as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

The Catholic church 10 Monroe, Perry
County, Ohio, was reeenily set on ERE by
ineendiaIies and burned 10 the ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Mr. Tucker. uha shot binsflf q 1asi
nanT nall New Eoft. 81 sastis9. go
= highly fsspsrtsblt lawgeI 81 Bsfuuds
aod bed risiied this esaaifg ~ BE bsti-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

EIPEHinted and PuBlashea VyeekIy-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

jose %. lsli -llilJy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
HE BEST PAPER IN AMERICA

1t is conceded on all hands, j. the NEW WORLD
The contents for ,ks week Of the richest KIND 3
viii be seen by the following .t
CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER , l7ii.
!. The Spanish Beggnr Boy-, 'arge and
exquisite Engraving on wood. executed expressly
for the New World by Mr. N Hart, from pam
n= BY the ceisbraiea spanish artist, MaFii.o.
II. THr BRorsy HEART an original tale Of real iife
hy c. Edwards Lester, author Of The Glory
and Shame OF Eng land, ne'' work IN Pres' by
the HarPers.
ILL., HYuy 10 TIE KruNE, beautiful original Poem, by
r. II. Benjamin. E,q
~. Tmr ADMIRAls DAUGHTER, powerful and Thrill
ing nogel by the author Of the Deforned,' Woods
mad Field. commenced in this number.
V. THE POSITION OF DANIEL WERSTER-A
great article for WhIg- and Democrats, showing
the state ofParnes. Every Politician should read it.
". Norris oN THE North WuAr-D 'Ye.cALL-'EN ELEc-
ton. an amusing satire, by Mp. W. Of Pas.amma-
quoldy--(not GeA.msry) Capitol
VII ORicrSAL PoErRY - The Jesuit Missionary among
the Mohsvl by lone, of Boston Soanc,s by
Rove W. Escre.t Autumn by. Jane, Aldrich
Esq; TO a. Eslian Harp by Miss Eliza Pratt,
Brooklyn
liH. okiciNAL I;ceIrwz--of Danaz Prose Writing,
Ar;aon's Classical ionary Chanaings Work.,
all Of which treated ~ mastery manner.
IN. Gcy FAwa-s, addtoaaI chapter. IN con'in-
ue;iom.
y. B,RyAry EuncE-two chapters the la,es; received
in ihis ccun ~.
II grea, variety of Selected Miscellany md choice
Poetry Lockhart's Spanish Ballads, News from
the Frontier, Important News, and Editorials, ia
Immense profusicn.
j The whole OF CHARLES oMALLEY, far pub
ished can be had the office, by all subscribers
md otiers-Terms 50 year; 81 cents single Office 30
,nn.s,icet. j. WINCHESTER. Publisher. oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

~ ''''
TIE Toucu YAWN, ct THE Cause or JACK RoaINsoN's
LAMENrss-A humorous story by srsA SMITH from
The Gift for Iei2
c.. on ,o,.,,s r.o,, ITO ro,., &C tho poo.s 70,
H., =. ,;.
ISL, never before rcpuoiished III ''iS country.
BArHABY RuDcE-Two Ne" Chapters.
! - - 800. 80 ,-.. t s,... Z. D.
LAKE LEMAN ANo IT'S AssocATioN'' ny sfAcf q FORTS
with Reh.ineicehces OF Noltmre' Byron' &c
LINES ox rur DrATHor Miss Lucy HocrEa by J. GRgrN
LtAt WIN 'If''
IhE CASE OF McLEop-Editorm correspondence Win
reports OF the ra. at Itca M TO the latest moment
-. go , w., ,,...l ., 81 VIII A., q,
'DO"hs VI '"t ''" '-'0''N''e'i ~ ' " 's " "
CITY and State.
Mr. Wynsrrp's posrrrosA series Of papsrs in defence
r ,l so,. Of ,,o r . ,.:. - ,, o-,
Tnr MURDER OF SAMUEL Az,,l,, witt, full particulars.
EDrroRr.L. on The National Bank Question; D,menl-
bcrnien; of the Whir Party The Santa Fc Ex2cii-
,;. an, pir r,,,,,lI e. &C. 60
PRocLAMArros THE PRrsroE>T with regard to the Bor
der Troubles
Domestic: Literary Item. of interest; spoin;menis
=, =.
~ ''o ''s'uS"' "'' 'o' '''o' "o"'!' ''''' ''''
other markets. &c &c. &C
Subscriptions, 81 per yesr; single copies, G. cents
Office at 80 Ann street
cprt,rr,. : .rcrrR,rIg Pphli.b.rs
@--as----
IN DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE
N.,Iop. SON, ~ l-iI
Resoiced That the County Convention be requested to
meet at the Broadway House on Friday the Isl vi octo
o'I .as% ., ina 70 s.cc, n,lcr,cs :.
,, ,.,;i -, yau,o, H., r.,,ucs,cd IN rne., on ,io1
~ L Al, =, .to -, ,io u ,o,it,,,, un,.g =, ,cIn,t
+, =, ~ "
S4alUEI g. RAYMOND Chm
nc. WgsrERvrtr
= ~ R,cvuousr (>ecys. so i0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

CLEANED.
Ship South America, BaIy, Liverpool. II Marshall:
Mediator, Chadwick, Lonton, John GrisSold; Charlie,
Carr OIL Lee. Havse, Boyd y tiincktu Liverpool Agry,
NOreans, Durham X Dimon.
Ba.ks Aure, Kimbali, Si>al Blanchard Theihard Brc
Johan Frede ica Wiciiag, Bremen, No'eneus rAyeH-
Brigs Radius, Plunimcr Halifax, Badger * Peck; Ca!
eutt,. Park. ST MArys, Ga, Ncsmi;h n Leeds; Linden
Iiycrmore. Mobile Sturces X CcsTmin.
Schrs Ta,>o Hooper, Bostoe; Abbott, Lawrence Meek
r Boston: Coz Al, Ple-son, Mobile, Center Coz CHARTS
+ Thorn. Smith. Wilmington, Nc Commerce. So an,
Yorkorn "; Telegraph, Chase, Boston, George Scott
Shop jaar EIza, Knapp, Colunbis TeSas,J II Bfo~er.
ARRIvrp.
Ship Switzerland, Smith Boston, ballast, to Grlnneii'
MIntura \ Co.
Brig Lincoln, Grant I'm To5asco, aad dys I'm Charles
ton. ogwood 10 Neslnith \ Leeds.
Brig Wakuika, R2uoon, i'm Malaga, and - dES IN
Gibraltar lemons, johnson \ Lowden.
bfs lie en- and Anna Payne, Il dys IN Windsor Nc
plaster oder
Grs san Banzs,t, % dys from Hamburg, mize. Mo'z
y Psitz.
Schr Plzlrro, wheeleE Wilmington, NC naval store.
ScAr Oseor, Baker. Boston, radzc.
Sea. Compliance. Sparrow Boston
Scht John Cooley, Edrdge. Boston rdzs
Schr Page, Nichols, Bes on, ud1e
Below ship, brgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
TIE EASTERN DIVISION
5-1--seas--l 80 or TIE
ls.s---siIE-i .zl Il aas.-s D.-Trans unit

iurtlcr notice ri run a, follows
FROM NEW YORK.
Passenger Tran sai!y. except Sundays, leaving the
fror OF A..uv-street m tie Steamboat UTICA, Captain
A. H. s;cnu',. l, t. 81 ard arriving in Goshen at r W.
4 Freghi Tram yi-neetfy leaving the foot OF Cedar
street st 7. d. on Monday, Thsrsdays and Saturdays
aed arriving Goshen V. p. " stopping places the
sane l. III tic tcaiu- from to,1en.
FROM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Treia daily except Sundays, leaving the
depot II A. 81 aud Stopping a, any Of the following
place. her. passengers may DIES he left taken
%, w Chester Monroe Village. Turner Monr-e
vgor., Ramapo uiferns Pascac. Blauseivi!le
and P:erin, IT. arriving the steamboat Utica at New
York :, VI.
4 Freis5t TrG;- :rineskls, leaving the depot at P
NJ Oh MONDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, stopping if
required, the above places arrivi II New York al
10 4 NJ
For freight or passage, nqar the Company's or
Geo. or az ,he E:rL-a. nano.. Oh { be roa-e: oil U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
P.AgOs FOE B0Ys' DRESSES.
- G. U Nss-sss 9. CO .,t1 s,rnnd1xoN
NEW STYLES
FZEECEE ANO LONDON BEAvEEs,
At THE
Few. .orl, Cash Tailoring Esie blishmenl.

l.2 Frt7aV-SrREEr, NEAR BIO sDwAY
We would csH the attention OF friends to : large
and sell selected as>or,mcn, of Fall ana Winter Goods
con?r,icc the various styles of Bonistrect Beavers Da
uloaa s=d Herring Bone do French Vine patterns do
plain 20 coors; also Mohar I-ondoa Coat
ing. most pleadid article for Winter Froeks; black
and fancy color,d French aud English Cloths ,nd ca,.
from he celebrated manufacturers; also
great variety Fsll and Winter y,,ung. among which
belu.ifas style of Frcsca Ca,hmsses, London wooden
vesss, blck and fancy Silks aai S4tins, Valencia, &C.
40 Of which bought for cash, and Will comprise
ts Of iho richest patterns and finest quality
Of good. that caa be fouad az any establishment the
ny. Full suits furnished - hours. IL per cent. he
credit pticos. Strict punctualy observed filing
orders
CASH on DELIVERY, AND no ABATEMENT IN
PAICES
p. S-Mr. VI. G,yLoRD will give his whole attention
the department especially re different styles
Of ovcreo4is that may be introduced the coming season,
feeling caaf4eH tina, style al be inferior
and aim III be compete with the expensive
establishment, the city. Particular attention paid
cutting pants. saI JIG BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
Sales ut Auction.

b. L.M. Hoffman & Co.-Peanuts 10 bags African at
Soc per bushel
Rsi,ns, 1870 boxes Masca,cl. > leo half do sc.
Numcgs, ) bbis. at -
Brig Mary Elizabeth les tons burthcn seven year: old
copper fastened. 5000.
BY u. {. e w. Pell &; Co -Mahocauy. mouths cargo
brig Norman 81 Oe0 feet Mansani.a at y IL cents per
foot
Moas,es, hhds P. R. 27a2-
lie dozen Mar1schiuo =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
METEOROLOGICAL LECTURES.
4 LECTURE az

4 LECTURE az
plying the principles
ef Phrenoio-y TO the
education ant govern
men; Of children. will
b. delivered By l. y.
FOWLER, at Rut-
-ers' Institute. Ma IL
son-st:eet. near Gin
ton, Al half past :. o.
clock. Ticket, ad
hitting 4 lady and
gertIemap, twenty
I'VE cents ; sir tickets
for one dollar. On
Monday, at the sam-
ulace and hour, q very
importantLe:;ufe all
, .o-ial relations oftbe
/, caIly and Phy,ioloGi-
oil It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
DRT GOODS CHEAP, BELOW THE
YsARKET.

= PILOT CLOTHS, BEAvER CLOTHS. cASSl-
NEREs. BROADCL0THS AND SATISETTS.-Red
white and yellow Flaane rom 1, Sd 10 :: Sd Can'Onfian
neil. Mo skins and NeinOe, variety Of Prints, from
81 to ,, &c.
Thes ana other roeds have been just received at %
Houston and warranted cheap as car be PaF
chased IN the cry.
Tae Indies AID Others in aeed Of Dry Goods nyit-
81 to call - Houston street; an! ogr assort-
msnt r pOWlE. - Houston - - tti''
PE.A4Ds FOE BOYS DRESSES.
i 6. W. NgiEs 4; Cc.,3t5 Rrondwny
have la't received cAss Of besu al ,mal Pads for
BOYS Doses The texture J, u. cfne Ca,Amere, aod
Inc eoors aie OF shades, m the
oil 2.ENW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

the public and are generally well known 20 require
much 10 be ,ad their favor Our Stores made OF
the BE-, rla;eri aud IN the NOS ornament. style
The proprietor would ioa IT, psblic about The
y Sryrs made u. imitation Of Olm.ted Stove, but
J,f.rng IN III essential paris, and you'd recon-
r,snd TO all IN call and examine his a-soriman
which ar. surpassed In point Vi beau Utility and
~ he usd TO lee cheap al aH= her establishment
An kind. of .tcve work solicited and attended with
p-omp.nrss JAMES Z. P. DEAN, 9lo Wzer-st
- cod 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
.llss,. AaRmlNAN ssagw mEsToHA.

l TiyE-An eiIectuai remedy Tor Badness aad DIN
ri pre- pared sy Lazy OF THIS city. IL origin
ally intended for snc, bnt IT. eiicncy being ,c ted
n many private ame., induces thu proprietor offer
y llden lac irs. CarnoR's, hstOr House; RusGton i
\ pnNali's Thomas Gretns. OF broadway and
Walker-sts.; Ledies Rcpo tory 35 Broadw ny Cole s.
Ogdens Broad gay and at Il. Clark corner of Broad
way aud Houston street. where all order. viii be received
and attended to. 80 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
NEW AND SPLENDID
I A l. L G O o d S,
At THE
UNITED STATES s'aaFa TAILORING
ElsPGzszslE,

No. II John-strcet,
broadway.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited to call at
he Emporium aud examine splendid assortment ii
French Goraan AID Wc, Of England Cloths, Fancy Cas-
vesiing &c, wliic! will be aadc to order at the
hor,es, possible notice and the most fashionable and
approved sly lc, At reduced rriees for cash.
. Inns WE WILLIAMS, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
UCTIoN 5 Ale 5
IA -. Rs.Ssrsn ST..

Store 81 'sii.'a7l-s'rcsf. corr Of Ptle-sirsct.
Oa saturday. Ocroter -, i, - o clock
CLOTHS t>o CAssiMsSE sA large assortment, of West
c-trgiana tioh> aud C.s>inlcrcs; sl>o Pilot aud Bea
Yer Cisths L. on SS'u> FiGhucs Fancy Cassierc and
Sa;inrt>. nov landing.
AI> Silks sY from the wreck of the barque rorids
Torms-5 moa,hs for approved endorsed notes
TUESDAY, Oct 3. NJ 10 o'clock.
PACKAGE SALL-25o packages OF Brush Irish. Scotch
and American Dry Goods. 81 recent importation the
abrleiEg large and desirable OF
able articles.
Aso. case, ladies' black aEi slate wort,el Hose.
Alo. cls.s mcu. ~o1lcn Hose and half IiJsc
Al.o > cases WOODEN Glove. and hiit>.
Terms moths on approved endorsed rotes.
Catalogues aad samples morning OF sale.
On TilUR>D DAY Oct tn. At 10 o'clock,
Fsx~cit tioous-2,0 OF Frcach Goods, OF receu
portsiion comprising large ard general assortment
Of ea>o aha articles adapted 10 the season.
Term>-6 month Tor approved endorsed noies.
Catalogues iud n spes on morning Of sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL FS-
TIVE AZ NEM-BKIGHION. stlten IaIand. TO the

TATE Ar NEN-BKlGHIONi stiten Island TO the
amount Of SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
r7vHE TRUSTEES OF THE NE"-BRiGnTON AS
ISOLATION ,ffGr for sale. by sub c:Plon five hun
bred ock of around eIgbly situated Of any
they possess respects couuguy tho ferries and al
scvcral Of the ele CAN'T and Desirable villas aad
country the vicinity OF the city Of New YORK
These fire kuHred blocks 10 be disposed OF AZ eight
hundred dollars each every one OF them " ~ tain tsht
Dallng lots aud will about lOC by .0 feet, he
iGg sufficient for a neat cottsgc and garden plot
Eic Subscriber will Ootan Lock valued at cccord-
ug 10 the sales made by the Association ihe last
ears from go $3.50, ani he may have allotted
property worth from forty 20 ky uines the value &C
ais subscription GA soTc o. them are splendid improve
meats comprsing large mansion houses hotels cottages
locks, &c. Id perfect order
This pan adopted dispo.i5g oil the above properly
presents ,rea inducements 10 the csptn!st DESTROYS of
N king cd Investments and 10 all who wish obtain
Country rasItence moderate price. aud jositon
eligible IN the vicinity Of Nc~YoTk For "a
ample ihe eesat country seal, wh about four of
land ADJOINING lis finished by Thomas E.Dayis ESQ.,
II cost eIceeiing $40 000 and which unsiYaled for
beauty OF suauon vii become the property OF one Ut
be subscribe - free aud unncumbered, at a HIN.
To some other sub crber will be allotted free snd un-
scumbercd; Belmont House aud grounds,
pied seminary for young ladies, at annual rentof
500
The splendid Partition ersced il 1887, at a cost eA-
cc-dng 600, Including the grounds and oubuGings
~I fall to anofher, free ard unncumbered.
Brighton House which, with the grounds cost over
$4,000 EGd and beautiful cottages VIII be
come the property OF other sabscr5e's.
The Association Offering large amount Of val
liable property time such favorable you'd
merely remark that they prompted TO 90 70 so.sly
Sit the of closing their affairs ~hin the ef oI
their organized existence which IL saGu' na~ihg
to close Tkey feel cont dent hist eaen subscriber
m obtain property greater IN value th'n inc amount oil
Lss # the Improved property which cost IN ell over
- ~ cation to Henry Lynch President Of the
i.o:lation (at Office - Wall entrance FIRST door
on ,oyer street who give all farther details the
pTs s5s. II subscription for undivided share of eight
hundred dollars, a. follows
In cash 500
In a bond payable in and two years, or
Books of subscription are opened by EDWARD s. Nj
COLI ESQ, Trustee. tho Office Of the NewYork Life
and Trust Company, No. 3 Wslst.
n. 2. The cash payne viii be deposited IN the Ne"
Yosk Life ant Trust Company, AID the receipt OF TIE
secretary Of the Company given TO all 'ub'erioers
By orcer of the Trustees oil
NERMILLEON-i0css es, fer sale By
81 GklNNELL, hlNTUkS ~ ga > >--'N L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
JOsiah Eich ard-, A0ctIoneer.
BIZ BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLAT
fsY ROYAL GVRLEX.
Srosr l69 BkoAoww-Nsw-YosS Lose Rooa

Il No" Exhibiting. a, the National Academy OF
Design, Broadway, corner OF Leonard street Dubaes
raen'fce,, Picture OF DON IL N, HAIDEE and LAM
BRO, on 80 fset OF Canvass The PRINCESS OF CA
~ asd iul! ensth Portrait OF the non. MRS. NOR
TON by Paris CT Loncoa. Open from oclcck IN the
n.ornin: uEu 10 at night.
Admission . cent Season Ticket, 81 cents. 30 If
= Magnificent ENhibiiion.-g.as wees bat
one. tirani and Novel EXhbiuos Of the STIPEND
OUS FALLS OF NIAGARA. WITH REAL w,rsS
CITIZENS aud STRANGERS respectfully Informed that
;his New aus sublime Exhibition vail continue opea FOR
ONLY 4 FEW DAYS LONGER. previous to is removal
South. the American Academy of Fiae Art, Bar
cay -. 3 doors below the 'stoT House.
y THIS Mode. covers Three hsadred Square Feet.
OpcG during the pat, fton I'D 20 = aad from 10 IT, la
Jhe Evening", from 10 % o'clock.
j. n the Everiug Exhibition, the curtain will be
drawn precisely Al O'Clock.
= Price OF acmss'on y cents Children, under -
wears OF age, half price - 81
sissNOsz .1OssT NAGEIL,
First Violin to The KaC ofSweeu and Puph Pasann,
A. the honor announce tat hi second Grand No-
/ A Cal and Instrumental
CONCERT
VIII take plicc Friday Evening, October it. the
City IIotc, assisted b. he celebrated pLm. Donna
ia >lGNORA EuPhRASIA B0RGHESE,
Fror the Taeatie san Carlos Nencc aad Havana and tho
Royal Come Opcrs Mt Par,s.
VI. ErIENNE NolZEL,
Professor OF singing md tenor Of the private Music OF e
king of France.
Mr.. WEITZEL,
Mr.. LOUIS RAKEMtN,
Who has kindly volun eered his services.
Sir. W. C. hill,
Leader OF the OInrtcue, und
Mr.. TNiN.
Who will PRESIDE At the Pisuo Forte.
For Programme see smell bills.
Tickets, One Dollar each, 10 be had ri the principal
Music stores aud III tells.
Doors open al to commence at o'clock, precsely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
The sales Of State Stocks we're

These sales show udyarce of per cent on the li-
nois Sixc., and decliNe of on the indiana Bonds
ExcmASGz.-Foreign-Bill. on London we quote at p
TO- whchis an advance On, ofthe Banks is drawing ut
the latter rate Bis on Paris 5.l7i 5.2o lslant-
Philadelphia % aaI; Baltimore u Mobile :! g;
N.w.O leons 2. n "A.
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales nf the $40
Second gEonrd.
Commercial md Money Matters.

WednCsddy p. M
The feeling the Stock Exchange to-day was down
ward but the sales fair extent Upward of 1860
shares Harlem Sold closing l6l decline of per
cent O. 5. Bank declined /, Delaware Hudson ], Mo
hawk !.
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DIsn:

In tins city, S-2,. 70 Mrs Ann Tweed. aged 20.
IL re-l.ves friends, and those OF lie. s0ais-iaw
Frsnc, ". D, mick and Joseph Weed. invited TO
lt-nd her funeral, at the house Of the iAef No =
tldrilgcs,roet. tins stcrEooR, At o'sleek, i-oai
ilrtarr IuSit-IoH.
Ia New-Orleae, of the pTey=ilng epidemic, Sept l.,
John IEenry BROS binder. Tie deceased vs. aai'c
ni 'lIs CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

For HALLS. FARLOR>. Gil NJ
BERS. CHURCHES L NURSE
PIES -Tie E0sf economical
Store erer made As the ss-sca
fer procuring stoves i near st
haut. the proprietor c-li' the Al
teuuon Of those N ssnt Of 2 good
aztec 10 the Olmsted Patent
Stove. I'll e stoves have for the
H.. S.. ~ a., ta.-s h.a.; hafo-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

IS-A-1SekI GAssD HkSEss.-fhls nrr
a=d superior article Is offered TO the public com
bnlng moro Advantages than any Other article the
set some the advantages mat It IS portable aho
easily conveyed from place 10 place 1t May be OF kec
~ ono person either by hand treete aud wit yer!
lttie labor. II will turn quick ard good a.
my other press ond the nuGber OF lis parts are few II
les liable 10 get OF order. those who have used ih
Pres, p c a. othe. .cIsons acquainted with Presses
pronounce the hest and cheapest that has ye; beea pro
duced Pcr-ors OF procuring the article can Oh
tain them Il John-strcct between Wll.inm and Gold
.,-sef. ~ mis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
IarATmRPROOEING without lndia Rubber

yVyATERPR0OF1NG without India Rubber
W escape OF porspiraton permitted The Paris and
.encrll 10 Introduce the benefits Of thc valuable pro-
of W.tsrprDsing WoO!sns Linens Cotton and Gun
Good, Of every variety prepared negotiate
nAiyinls and companies for the establishment Of
s.i;erproOhIg concerns IN each State and
from the fcility sikh which the work z, performed, very
great IN iucemcnt- offer persons engaging therein.
Applications By letter b, paid addressed 10
tke PARIS and New York Wafer proofng Company No.
- Nassau street. n. Y. 80 q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

ID lzGVAsi.-rhc BROOhLYN SALT WATER
Al WARM BATH las been removed 10 the upper side
OF Fulton Ferry Per. Ladies ard Gentlemen can havo
Warm Ba:hs FROM A. NJ. I'LL IL p. VI. Tho citizens {
TewYork will find the present location convenient aud
access aad take Bath With much dton
a, II they were Oh the New York side Of the river.
R-oolllvn. sept sh. ISL - lnis'