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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

GRAND SACRED CONCERT at ST.
VI PETERS CHURCH, Barcay-spreet,w III be repeated
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October la, 1872, on which
occasion Rossiufs Grari Composition. the
sTABAT MATER,
will be .iren wi,h foil asd powerful Orchestra, IN which
tn. following celebrated Artists will assist:
vocal Performers
Mrs SrGufy Mrs. MORLEY,
Madame sroHs zAHs,
Si-. Asroesrxr, Mr. SssriS
Mrs, sgcurs, Ms MORLEY. Ms. rHtlli's,
Miss AD,ls. Miss alcGLorS, Miss DossoS,
Miss LArLoE, Mss BRUCE.
Mad SPoHR Z ,HS. Mrs. THOMAS, Mrs McDouGAL,
Mrs SHARPE Miss :, ApAR,
Sig. AsrocSrxr, Mr. CROWLEY, Mr.. HotMAx
Mr. WATSON Mr ENSIGN Mr.. SHERMAN,
Mr WILLIAMS,
Mr. Srcrrx. Mr BorLARp. Mr s M.ssErr,
Mr. M.YNARp Mr Ro>ENrHu Mr. BEE,
Mr. K.vASACH.
Leader. er.................--....MT. PESsoN.
Urganis,.. is,......................Mr. BE,NE,
PROGRAMME.
P.RT l.
l. CoSCERTo-0rsan. Mr.. Riuk
sTABAT MATER.
ocARrsrrs and CHoSUs Mrs. Morley, Mad. spchr
Zahn Sig. Anlognnl ano Mr. Seguin
S. TsSok soLo...Sis. An,ogninL
A. DuErro... Mrs Seguin aud Mrs. Morley.
). AIR-BAsso....Mr Seguiu
3. BAsso. SOLO and CHORUS Mr. Seguin.
J. QuARrErTE....Mrs Morley, Mad. spohr zahn, SIg
Antognini and Mr. Sesuin
s. CAv,rINI....M Mrs. Merey.
.. AIR aud CHORUS. Mrs scgur.
10. Qu,RTETrE....Mt> ceguip Mad. Sphcr 1ahn, SIG.
Aniognni aus Ir Seguin
II. FINALE.
II Tickets 50 each-,o be had the residence OF
the Very Rev. DR.. POWER. No Is Baciay.strset al ir
PARDOW'S No 95 Maiden Lsn:, at Mr.. FENDfS, No.
Hanovrrsreel; at Mr. MILHAE'S, lSS Broadway, and
al the DOORS the evening OF the Concert.
Doors open al ! u'clock The Concert will commence
precisely al lock oi0
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
TACTs ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

TNACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGo.
On the ith of the present month, Will exhibit 10 The
from Pike things that will the aost sheptca thai
am not the and npeser that certain dea
Iers have pronounced but, that all the HARLEM OIL
sold by me- is the genuine artcle box OF which, as f
porte. from The factory Holland not having been opened
viii be ready for Inspection. will also show the public
marks by which The genuine Harlem OIL can be known from
the spurious. will also exhibit box OF genuine Eau de
CooGre and leave the people Judge IL mposter.
CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER, l2l East Broadway.
PS-Printers OF the city who .mpoye 10 print sPu
rous wrappers requested TO call and see II The gesune
wrappers can be countereitcd.
The above will be continued ill the 26th %! the pre-
sent month"; and the place will circulate pamPh
let prove the genuine and also TO detect he spurious IL
will be circulated gratis. OIL ="
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

The sales at the Board very small, but generally
firm. Long Island advanced t, Harlem /. Delaware de-
clined /!
State stocks we're firm but the sales limited CITY
Seyens advanced again selling at per cent premium.
Foreign Exchange quiet; Sterling u 7s-Fraacs So!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
Dc you burn OiIs

NANTUCKET oil. STORE.
u The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the sale
of Oil for an extensive Oil Company Nantucket and is
prepared 70 supply his from his wag
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
by the cask
Sperm Candles, superior quality % CTS per TO- by The box
~ B. Families who purchase gallons Will be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers owners OF steamboats, and any large con-
sumers Of oil will be dealt with on very liberal terms
o6 JAMES NJ ALESrER l6O Dvisionstrcst
Carpetings, Drusseis, &c;-Jn'i t,,I,.c received ed
ami ready Tor sale an Invoice Brussels Royal Wilton and
Velve, Carpetne Of the most gorgeous dtscripon excel
ling any Thing Of tie KIM ever before imported p.
Also an inyoce OF FRENCH DRUGGETs, an entirely
invoice of ENGLISH DRUGGETS. from - inches TO
yards wide, patterns anl beautiful
with an excessive assortipent of INGRAM, VENETIAN,
THREE-PLY and PATENT CARPETlNGS, RuG OF
Covers and all necessary articles connected with The Cih
PETING business. n. B-Prices to SUIT the t,meS-oT
"'0l'' ' C, ", smith K COMPANY, 254 Broadway.
os Ct Opposite the City Hall
II Carretins-: Cnrpetiugs: Carpetings.
" All @ Wool Ingram carpsans, only 3. per yard
super 4s I'd
sup :" Is
double " 81 Is bd ="
Three ply Superior patterns and &c coors 5s oo,,v ,o
English Brussels, extra, los
Royal Wilton ard Velvet Carpetng, equally low
Together wilh large assortment OF Druggets oi!clou'
Rugs Door-mas Table and Piano Covers India Mating
Sair-Rods &cthe largest stock OF goods in the city fur
chascrs would ind II 10 their decided interest 10 eau ana
examine this stock bsfore lacking esewher
r. SMITH, Jr, 448 Pearl.street,
oslw Opposite w'liam-street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
DURJJC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

M ss Observation-Disclosures is hereby given 70 the
relatives and next of kin OF James b. aeCarpy taie
@ decreased and OF Madam NJ. Lebesner,
a., Orleans widow, deceased and who are alleged
- have died ntesate thai The effects OF the said nestaes
- - ,S b,,ds Of the Public Administrator, will be admlas
d and posed OF by him according law, unless the
same be claimed by lawful executor or administrator
of the deceased By the tenth day OF November next
Dated New York. October 10th. 1872
oil lsw4w E.KETCHUD, Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

IA TO LET-The neat and convenient
l story brick house. No. 5a4 Waer-stceet IN good
condcn and well calculated accommodate one or two
families Rent will be put low good tenants Possession
Immediately. Apply al the Bookstore OF
og rod3e-s MAHLON DAY K CO. S74 Peari-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

IN PURSUANCE, of an order of the Sur
rogate Of the County Of New-iork, Eotce - Ieae n
rest late OF Le City OF NewYok, gentleman deceased
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 ae
York ON or before the thir;een day OF April ne1l-pa"u
New-York the tenth day of October, a: y: 10 ia;
oil la r. i'N.%.eNo''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
DY ALBA KIMBALL-Ofice No.
CEILING OFF CHEAP the remainder

~ F.LIINN OF T VIITNT IHe TeIHHIHutT
- OF the large lot oi Dry Goods, part o the cargo OF the
bark Louisa, from Versailles viz
lOI rich figured Silk and Satin Showls new style hne
rich Eoli-ues, Tor tal rcsscs double width, only 6s per
ward figured, embroidered and PLAIN Drapery Musllns.
rom /, Is Madapoain Shrriing IS per yard; rich
style pad and figured Hat Ribbons only Is 6i per yard
ligh colnred pill, satin and lntesrng Ladies Crdvas
at = Zach figured aud plain Moussen de LANES; Satin
stripe do |, 6d per yard plain he Lane sliawis various
cnl.rs anly 81 each ladies French worked Co!ais NJ ~
id ladies' Frrnc! Kid Gloves only Is each "a dog Gsn
Kid Gloves, prckes seams, only 6s per pair usually
,o n per pair. Welsh flannel only Is 6d pcryard,
handsome silk Vest Poterns only 8, each best Italian Sew
pC sk. various color per >ken ladles French
cmb' eicred ausin kiS only Il each oher Dry Goods
-oually cheap a, r. g. GiRvAN
os 3Ils- 26e Bleeckerreet. cerper of Morton.streeL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Ship Sanarsng, Bearse 40 days from Cee, SALT to How
Godfrey Robinson.
Ship Sarah Parker, los days from Singapore, tea, sc
Bark Ovanda, Nickerson, Sydney, CB, coal 10 Nesmlta
l. Leeds.
Bark Adeliue Eliza, Of Boston, 81 days from Orleans,
with cotton
gark Cranda Dckerson so days from Sidney, with COAL
10 Nesmi,h and Leeds.
Brig Wbig Glover IS days Rio Janeiro with mdz
TO wv. peioresl & Co.
Brig Jane Wilson, Piuckue So day. from Mintou viii,
irui, 10 Rilch L Co
Brig Selma Smith, from AieIandriN and days from the
Capes, -four 10 Sturges Chairman.
Brig James Wilson, Pinckney IS days Marseies'
fruit. 10 Fitch Co.
Mobile Williams a5 days from Mobile, cotton to s'urgs'
X Chairman.
Schr David Cox, Briards Philadelphia coal.
Schr Bradley, Jones' Beaufort, N c. naval stores, 10
NJ Piat.
Schr Anna Brown, DAILY, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr 0.rono, Morgan, LGbec, plaster, TO master.
Schr Iole, Nerweod, Eastport.
! Schr Andromeda, Rude, Lubec
! BELOw-1 ship and brgs-wnd Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
ID EDUCED PRICES-Economy OF

H. DbbSbD hiO C---bCUuOiuy VI
Il a. Cash Purchases.The subscriber invites the atten
uon ot his numerous patrons to his present extensive assor
n.ent OF Fall Goods. comprising the finest grades OF
West England and French Cloths, Cassmeres, Bea.
vrrs &c, VcsngS Of the choicest styles and quality and
II infinite pattern and varleyal of which he is prepared
10 R,k Ike up ia the elegant aud fashionable maDner,
and at unusually low prices FOR CASH
The above Goods having been selected from the latest
import the lowest cash prices he pledges HIM
sell TO furnish garments in manner observant OF ts same
superiority of workmanship &c that SO long has character
ized bis establishments while Le engages by his immense
reduction former charges convince the Gus
toner OF Tue economy oil cash purchnses
JAMES DAILY. Wooden Draper and Tailor,
Ol0 nls 237 Broadway, cor. OF Park Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

~ Phrenoiogy.-S KIRKHAM tsutber ct an Eng,
lish Grammar will examine heads and give correct oral
aad written descriptions character and TALENT at his resi-.
dence, No. SO Ctstreet Six years experience lus'ihes
him In saying that Ii entire satisfaction be not gVen no
charge viii be made. o5u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

proved Camphene Spirit Lamps, made expressly 10 wo
by. Also, Camphene OF superior quality, by
o5 ln,* g. MICHEL, Caiharine 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
AUCTION SALES.

* 49,, NlSIfARDS II glAl I /,
Loesal cash advances made eopssnen,s s. rostss
Books. BLAsKs, PAPsg. dc.--A tsrs. and ,sr.,,,
sormcnt OF Miscellaneous Books, School Books Jns.;, a.
&c. s.a AS arss variety of Blank scoAs Fooseap and
Particulars in catalogues which viii be ready On DAY Of
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS. Or,
II and IS.
Al O'Clock al the Auction Rocns.
oLD ESct1SA BooSs.-A large and valuable coIIcc,io,
and old English Books recently receives
from Europe embracing Hsny choice old editions OF works
on History Theology, Antiquities, Topography ArckIse-
and Philosophy Early Voyages Travels fine old
editions OF Lain aud Greek CLASSICS, Works early
history America, Books OF Heraldy and Medals curious
Old black letter volumes. rare old Play, Pamphlets and
Sermons valuable works in the French, Spanish and Ita
ian lasguage and large variety OF and curious
Miscellaneous works many OF them unique In this country.
Among them is Bundyys Roman Historys folio
OVID. Meanorph hoSiS splendid tobo copy elegantly illus
tra:ed OlAniIons History OF tie Hsr>e OF Stnar folio
Scrnetios History of the Grest nouarch OF China folio;
Fc,s Grea. Mvs,ery, the Great Who're nnolded fos;
The Western Msterolosy, Svo; Eawieys Bacons sylvia
rum folio; History The Nine Roman Worthless sv, The
Lives OF those AniQu8riduS, Leland. HearDe and
Wood. svo: Guilms Display OF Eeradry, folio, coored
copy; v.edo Geueaioelr Comtum Fiandlr. folio, with
many hundred plates o medals coins Sc flnkertoas Pc
troioev vs. svo Brenleys Collection OF Original Royal
letters " Svo; Fioyd'S Bibotbca Bographla ~ Sve
sto,kdacs Manners AID Customs OF Ancient Nations, va.
OEulilarne'> History ot Monascal Orders; An account
OF the TRIAL OF the twenty Reglcdes quarto; An ac
count OF ortsen and his Chefc, Opinions quare Han
ways History OF Chimney Sweepers Anquetss Memoirs
OF The Court OF Lou, the lih Warwioks Charles hs Frt
and Second, sidney, Countess OF Pen,hrokes Acadia
Loyd's State Worthless Scudery Heroic Harargoes oi
lIIusuisus Women; RycQu De Capiloiio Romano, with
hnr plates OF medals Ac, Bcrserae Comca History oi
the Moon, Brl dyes Population and Riches OF Nations
Duncombe's Canterbury Cathedral; Etddons Ar, Of fc
euy, vol. Mry le' M@rk yoS: sylvester, Thsolosc-
4, D.courses, vols O>irwod> Arsvments ot the Books
olthe Old and New Testament, vol,; BuUyan, Com
pete Works vols, Neruse homilie, OF tho Church Of
Engand, 70 vols svo Brhop OF II. Da,lds Nndcsuon of
the Miracles, Derague7's Religious Philosophy quar,o.
woaston's Religion OF Nature quar,o. whar,on's Ober-
yatioHS Spenc-r's FAIRY Queen, Us voi Hoearh's
Works hnc copy, morocco, imperial octave;
Barrow'S Lite ot the Earl OF NascartneY,2 uuarto:
Loncerum Natural History OF Plants, many hundred cc
or folio,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
iNHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING ES.

FNHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING ES-
u rAsLIsHMEsT IN Ngw.Yoax, WITHOUT ANY ExcEr.
Charles and Amos, New-York respectfully informs bis
friends, customers and the public in general Ea he stl
continues Old Stand where he has beer for the last
years pursuing se Of business which has given such
general satisfaction bis Customers. His stock OF Fan
Goods which received have all been purchased al
the Lowest Cash Prices which enables him 10 make up
clothing cheaper haa any other establishment In he c;
The stock consists OF the newest and most lasnS ~ v
superior broad cloths beaver cehs and pilot cofhs a
cassineres satnes and vestings OF all kgas anu m
tons that are found in market, which WIZ pc ~ r
IN The no fashionable style and in the oes, nia co,hnr
Also on hard large assortment OF kesay @ os,St en
and every thing necessary for gentletnah have them
Gentlemen furnishing their Own matelid d A. much iess
made up the best possible sansa a,raptcd good ht
Cattng and repairing done with aea'e'' aA-
and al uery Lo1r prices IN haste can have COM
| N. B. Persons wlst,ing efoi os,ire s2 imiseod
olete outfit in twelve hours e no.Se.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Turkna Spencer. Mobile, Hurlbnt L Co
Elizabeth Denison, Post, Mobile + Hurlbu Coz Iie-
en- Edwards Apaiachicola, Houghtou Smaller; Louisa
Leav,i; New Orleans, X Collins 4 Go.
Brigs Tybee, Ogden, Charleston, 6 Buckley; Nanhaan
Doane Apaachicola, Hurbu, < Co; Excel, sber-
wood Savannah Slurges& Chairman; Crusoe Van Duzer
JAG ksonvile, Fa, Z NJ Atwaer.
Scbrs Manchester Worth, Richmond; Empire. Powell
Norfolk; Catherine Wilcox, Lscum, Norfolk, Cooley
Co; Red Jacket Jarvis, ST Augustine, Cooley Co.
Flsrdian, Brown Apalachicola.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Garden

| "A Broadway opposite St Psurs Church Increased
NoveIties-iwo performances every day and evening this
week, CONNIE: cling at and y O'Clock 7. NJ.
DIR. PdLENTIfE
The Deneator OF American Peculari,les Whm', and ot
dtes, and Comic Lecturer Men and Manners viii open
tho contents OF his Wallet, consisting OF many Rare Doncs
It's Scraps Shrcds Patches and Diversions before
presented by hin in New York among which are the fol.
lowing Dissertation Facc-SiaCe Coach Tfavel>-MTs
Gabbielsnguc-'rhe Napoleon Dcba,crs-Thc Steamboat
-. Fourth of July Grafton.
NIR. NELliS, BORN WITHOUT ARMS -
who ,v hi, untlrinp perseverance, has acquired the Of
hi, feet and toes, III the city OF hngcr>d bands The
manager has also r-engagnj Sigror Nvddfs tfand Me-
ehanlcal Figures consisting OF eleven Automnton Pcrom
ers which represent all The action, OF human e. They
have late ~ arrived from Europe and the admiration vi
oil bclo!ders La Petite Celeste, Miss Hood, Sir Collins
are engaged. Adui,tJGcc the whole - cents. children
bah prlcc. O8 b. L. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
MONEY MARKET.
sales nt the Stock Exchanre. O,


l5o Long Island Railroad. .............
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

w ANTED-Any respectable employ
| w menl by capable bushes, man, at No. $50 Wa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.-The
-yITILFR.S GYMNASIUMS.-Thc

Gymnasums POS Greene and ~ Ann streets are no"
open Cdly, and IN the evenings alternately. Genemen
whose business prevent their exercising during the day lme
can oin the Evening Clas. Junior Clas, from To o.
cock. The Brooklyn Gymnasium, No 10 Watcr.s, near
Fulton Ferry open every day and evening Fencing Al d
Soaring L. upbt a. usual. u1 9wls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

WANTING PLACES-Two colored
w women and two girls, who lived three years in
their last places Ut l39 Bowery oil 2"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Passengers Arrived
In the brig Mobile, from Mobiles Linsey. Mrs Blair
Miss Blair.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

rys,encer,s limitation HHciesksn Has.-
This nonuar article commended the pubic as pecu
ary desirable at the present time for its economy fo
elegance durability, competes successfully win nv
mosr costly Hats worm Price So 25. SPENCER,
ais If Fashionable Halter. No. 245 Brol dway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
MARRIED :

II Salem butcher, Counsellor a, Law, No; 81
Nassau street o5t;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

M ANTED-An experienced Salesman
Wv in Clothing Store in this city. One who Is we'll
qualified may hear of situation by adr eSsng Box SIG Up
per Post -Oftce o8 Sits
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
uuiver.i.y Of New.York, Sep. 80, la42-

II
card TO the Medical Profession and the Pubic.-The
cal Faculty of the University of NewYork desire to
known 10 the Profession and the public the following
f.et:. 49,, ...;o ,,,r;r, ,x, rxr,er n er,eI from
,:, n.,ntiup for offences committed Mr.. James Aexan-
~, Houston, Reporter connected with the "New-York
u,,d and the Lancet" papers of which Dir. James
Gordon Bennett is proprietor
h,, since that event periodicals have INDUCED In
,ar, attacks this public institution, misrepresentng
- condition They have widely circulated that it has
Of giving clinical instruction, that it failure, ha,
nj is members, Professor Mott about leave and
Europe with many other alterations which are ut
phy aa.
dssn,ayes Of the NewYork Hospital, the Eye and Ear
Isrmary and other similar Institutions are open to their
mdeu every day in the week. together with clinical in
rrc,cs i1eir own building that change whatever
Ia, taken place. contemplated their Professor
bp.-.at far from being failure the prospects of their
fbos were so bright now, than sixty stu
d,b,, having already entered their the MatricuIa
lion list month before the session begins, thing without
n,eceden, among Colleges they feel that they cannot de-
end 10 any alteration with those beous prints or with
III. Individual who is The proprietor of them.
p, * their intention forthwith seek for this public
,ron the protection OF the laws of the country, and
Ill ,I,e individual who endeavorng to perperate hese
e n account for his offences before tribunal Oh JUS
ic. sipned by order Of the Faculty.
JOHN N. DRAPER, NJ. d., Sec'y.
Np 4. tho p;sstaeaenls referred 10 have oeen "ioeJ
circulated bv the Herald" Editors OF newspapers IN u''
r, nar,s of The United States and Canadas, VIII oose
the Faculty by giving the substance OIL thl' Cdr 's, "
o5 lwDltW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
AND VELVET CAPS

IA grea, variety OF and splendid pattes adapted
n infants children and boys Of all ages. Also, ladies'
riding Caps OF very beautiful patterns and gentlemsns
sporting and Dress Caps The subscriber haicrs himself
he has the largest and best assortment Of Caps in the CITY,
and fcrthar recommendation the extreme moderate
orces at which they vended Wholesale and reailat
WATSON'S, 1d Chathaui-s,reet, and
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
MARINE JOURNAL.

ALMAsAc-7HIs DAY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

SURTOUTS, CLOAKS, &C., in va
~ riey of svle ready made the Establishment, for
garments olhe hrst quality No 22s Broadway American
Hotel. WM. T. JENNINGS " istf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

D Hats! Hats, Ennts!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites attention Of the Beau Monde
lis beautiful graceful and tasteful lop be!lcrowned Ha
being the only really fashionable article OF the kind cxant
though cannot expect but imiators will spring up and
clrinl The benefit Of his own original conceptions
Tsaythat these Hats surpass any thing OF the kind
point of style, nish and graceful appearance, is to claim
Than wnrrante by an expereHce oltweniy years
in the business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion, 10 call and examine for themselves.
Aiargc assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags
Hat Cases and in ac every thing necessary Tor gentle
mans travelling outfit may also be found at
f. BLOOMERS, l79 Broadway,
apSl Gis opposite Howards Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

etug e the Gold and Silver Artuans will be held al the
aaiion House No. ls5 Wes, Broadway on Wednesday
e Of making arrangements unite with their fellow ct-
s IN csi"bra,tne the introduction Of the Groom Wafer
So thc City, All those connected with the manufacture
Ind q RhiDWiS Ht; Ieo W d.
L. t,,s~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

" Particular Netice.--Those persons hsy,u,
atrre OF any description dispose Of who are break
up housekeeping, will fnds ready sale any portion
az Of their goods, by sending their address, canp
PA The subscriber. Goods TO any amount purchased.
F. COTTON i CO. j97 Chali alu-st.
al fraie Sae2 rstrats Piano Fortes that will be sold
Wy ow. ie29 #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

W. ANTED at 56 East Broadway
w Families procure the best OF hmerican Eng.
s and irish r> who have the best Of city references
Cooks, HouseDaids ChambernaGs, Nurses and Waters
and charge. oil "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

a. ser is engaged in safe manufacturing business in
this City, and desou5 Of extending the by procur
ing partner, either silent active who has capital OF
from $4,000 $4,000. The articles manufactured uni
versa use ana pnu qpen sale a' handsome PrNn
business this affords good opportunity. Communications
addressed 10 T. b. j., at this ece with name residence
and amount Of CAPITAL will mect with attention. al IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

2 FRI 4 FHthfOu EnNtH now FUuH5 ny. utsot -
ey for economy but possessing oil the elegance OF con
Of the costly combining utility lit y,s w Geaus n
veil as economist Also Meeskin Hats, at SSo0 Beavers
$3.50; CASHMERE and Naria Hats al $3.50 each; these
bis standard prices, and he need only remark hnt by
nfnns himself 10 one quality and price for each descrlp
ton Of hats, he is enabled urais superior article al
prices far below those at which Hats oil the same deScriP
ton are now vending by other manufacturers
steady and permanent increase OF patronage tor uie
Vast years is sufficient indication Of public judgement
and constitutes the best test of their merits.
Wholesale and retail, at WATSON'S, lo4 Cfath amst.
nd Rnwerv iStf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

R,I,, Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Iue and made air raj or wa,crtght tor seven cents
- 10y OF paved with Cement, concrete, for ten dollars
;s,e. ae bulk or space OF thousandbrick.
"-ou ABIJAH SMITH, IS Hamltcr-s'.
~ e. nnnily Ribles.-An assortment, OF Quarto BIZ
~ vale Ia quantities or ut retail very cheap, by
h,..., DAYTON l. NEWMAN, l9s Broadway.
se and Retail Dealers in Sckoel, Classical and Mis-
eeilaaeous BOOKS (2) olo st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

z ISABELLA GKAPEo, OF SuUu qudHty'
4 6nm aCROTON POINT VINEYARDS" are now
-sceired daily at the Agency, No Barcsysre-t, As,or
House and sold by A. g. CRASTO, I'D quanttes 10 sun
St rece.ed at the Agency where The city trade supplied
bev come TO the city baskets with wooden covers locks
,,scbed and Croton Point" marked On them. They
will be received in thi, iorm only. oil TuTs&M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

Situated u Southport, about three miles from The VII
l,ge OF Elmira, County of Chemung, lying on secaye
Creek containing 3 OF land considerable part OF
which is under excellent improvement. There are
Houses and two Orchards the Farm, and Barns.
Sheds ac and could be very easily divided into TWO
par il considered to be OF the best Farms In The
neis hbohood aud will be sold reasonable terms
Inquire Of IL. LAMB, NO. 3go Fourtnsueet or Oh
olG Ina II KONKLE, village Of Eimirs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
V1EACHER WANTED-By gentle

IL residing in the country. about two hours rid
rom the clty-a person well qualified teach the ordinary
English branches aud Latin, 10 which may be added IN
structon in French and Music, although the latter
branches indispensable. To such person. in ad-
dton 10 board in the family of The advertiser. small com,
pensaion will be allowed, and ample time TO pursue bis
studies.
Apply by note with real name and address through The
Lower Post Office, 10 Box No a29 OF eodlwis-