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1 a 3 a a CIRCUIT Sept. 16. KINGS men who are charged Brooklyn Murder, -The young Brooklyn about a a a a a a a a year since, The murder of the boy in the brought into Court to be tried, as was supwith were pored, for yeeterday tust offence; but the Counsel named for William the prosecu- Nesbit, Lon proposed putting one of them, a seric. of burglaries, da trial hot for the Counsel reorder, but they for hat not was expected tried that for he The prisoner'. offences befure he would be tried fur those therefore they were not prenileged murder, and for the that burglaries.

The Court, after the paced to defend aereed bin to adjourn the trial to Monday next, ton be tried for the burglaries, bat not when the prisoner will murder until the other charge ogamst hira for ba the fret disposed of. charge is City Entelligence. Reported for The Tribuue. the Recorder, CoURT CF and SESSIONS, Aldermen Jones and O'Neil. Sept.

16th Judge Lynch Jackson and Edward Davis, black, were tried for Henry guld watch worth 800 from grand Rogers, larceny- of 410g -stealing Broadway, on the Th the proJames Dusenberry. They went into the store perty of the Thomas morzing, under pretence of matching an earearly in Davis, stole watch, which was missed, and FIDET rhea and arreated. la the prison, the watch was detained boot end an car-ring to match in mound in the each. of The Davis, jury found them guilty, and the potket of Lentenced them wash to the State Prison for 3 years. Curt John Murphy aud Willizm Conners were tried for grand 45 in bank bills and silver, and a 85, from the wife of James Leevy, of 16- 845 cold ring worth the 30th July.

which were stolen from her pocket at or on wear Washington Starket. The jury found them not Catharine guilty. Mel mughlin. alax Winn, was tried for grand ny, stealing men's and women's clothing, bed together clothes, of 12 value pledge of uche. 12, Groin for John property Atkinson pladzed, and Jacob Taylor.

849 of the 13th August last. No. 15 on the night house that was suffered, out of pity. to sleep stealing off in the was found with bundie cont irafter midnight hod in which Atkiax thin slept, side of the bee, and the Mer. a tire ott ratolen articles by tickets in her bossin.

The jury wand pedge the Court sentencod hier to the State her gality Pritoo fir thirse years. MONEY MARKET. Acieun? tho Stock 951. 5. 64 64 do.

100 do do 54 Del fut. do 1051 95 105: do. 105 100 5 do 105 Buck of 101 In 20 Commercial 50 15 8k of 97 6 Ex Rank 90 Farmer's 474 10 50 do 47 do 34 second 2. Del. ..:15 1041 45 do 104 23 Szchange, Nept.

16. 50 Mohawk. 3d 59 59 do. 564 27 48 25 48 95 N. J.

R. 100 Harlem it R. 5u do. 25 do. 100 DIR 100 dys 150 (100 250 to Syra 120 25 100 204 15 Canton 2.01 63 do.

10 N. 0. Canal 10 411 Board. 10 923 13 du gel 120 981 Commercial and Money Matters, Thuradau, P. M.

The smouat of business at the Stock Exchange was not to day. Stocks generally were again lower. V. extemise off per Delaware Hudson Con8. Bank fell and Long Island Farmers' Trust Newton Company Jersey 7 Stand aton Harlem The sales were rather limited, but some STATE descriptions improved.

1,000 ludina Bonds. 47 474 1. 09 do do 1,000 do 403 States 91 1 5.000 11018 Sixes, 1515. 59 This is an 2 per coat. on the Illinois Sixes, and 1 per cont on the Kentucky Sixes.

Mesirs. Wilkins Rollins offered to day nt auction some bonte of tee Planters' Bank of Mississippi, due next January, bearing Tyor cont interest from last July, en dossed by the United States Bank and Richard Alsop, and this city. Mesers, Camman. Whitebour Co. payable 111 bid off the first lot, $5,000, at The sale was then stopped, The French packet carried out 8230,000 in specie.

The decision of the Secretary of the Treasury 101 relation to the two million Government Loan, hun not yet been regeived. Or Edenation-Port Chester Institute.An English and Cia-sienl Boarding School for Young Gendemon. -Port Chester, Westchester Co. N. Y.

Rev. HENRY ADAMS Jr. A. B. A4B.

Principals. Rev. CALEB DOW, Thie Belv nod splendid Institution is now in successful from New York two hour's sail up the Ent 50 cants. A steamboat leaves the foot Gathering street for Port Chester, every warping at of nad leaves Port Chester for N. Y.

at 12 delock, of the di-y. The Academic year is divi led welock. into Mar Sessions el eleven weeks each. boys over years and foreigner- tourning to speak English. $44 per quarter.

This includes charges for board, tuition, warming. mending, fuel, lights, bed wad bedding and use of Library. For boy- under fourteen yours, $31 per a quarter. and This bedding includes which each boy is expected to farcharges for alt the above. exnish.

Kora charges for the Languages and higher Eng capt cot list branchas, $3 per quarter. Payments in all ca-es, made in advance. Pupils e-tered nad removed at any tune. Port Chester Female Englist and Classical Boarder School for Vance LadiesThis iN the Fem de Departmont of the Purck and is under the superintendence of N. C.

Bart. Esq The building Is about half a wile distaut from the Mr. Harchus in constant employ the accomplished Fomste Teachers and spares no PORE some as these of the Male department. Pato bear fit his pupils. The Sessions of this depart ment are the pils Ent quarter, incl allay board, tuition, trashentered and romneed at any time.

orditv per ins highes ant fuel. 1 xtra and higher $3 per quarter, Drawing and Painting, Sti pat quarter. Lessons on the Piano S14 per quarter.e of tiano $2 per quarter. Lessons in Singing per yancter, is expected to furnish her own bed towels Ornamental Needlework $3 per quarter Each References -Drs. Bangs, Bond, Peck, Reese, and pupil and nagJ.

I. Hart. N. Y. Revs.

G. Lane, P'. P. Sanford, I. Bangs, IL.

Perry, J. Pots.l, Pitman and G. Coles, N. Eve Francis Hall, G. P.

sosway, Harper Brothers. Over. Schureman falsted, Jaba Carr. J. K.

Jessup. Tho-. F.C. Blake. Wu.

B. Taylor, N. Y. Jamies Blackstock, Esq. Messes.

Peck, Port Chester. Northern F8 -Th Northern devote to and the diffu Mina of E-etal Knowledge, Misc Literature, and General Incolligance, The principal abject of the publi canon 15 dillino on subj eta of practica For the more liment of the proposed to giro it a popular shape, and to af fond it at low a tale us to place it wichin roach all it the of classes of it wit. be condacted by an association of gentlemen who ca-operatian consists of the following Jot A. Dix. Thos.

W. Olcott. Gidemi Haley. Amos Dean, T. Homogn Back, Edward C.

Delavan. Contents. of Sept. Ful. 1.

No. 6. High and Low Buttes, by Jansen. The Policy of the South. by D.

B. Stockh Ima. The American of the City of New York. The Weather and the Crops, by C. N.

Bement. The Cora Laws of England, by Samuel Willians. Corn Lawe in France, by General St. Denys. Flour, Gram.

Portrait, by Aloys Schriebor. Beat Effects of Phy-ical Causes, br Sumuer Rhondes. To the Daughter of A Deceased Friend, by Anu Eliza Greg. On tv Salem Town. The Spirit the Lake.

Cicero and Tue Son Kires sail the Vikinger of the North. Sonnet, by Abraham Mesier. A Popular Vrav of Astronomy, by J. W. Edmonds.

The Baron Farque. The Wisteiet and the Lyesum, by C. Il. Lyon. Philosophic Facts, by John A.

Dix. ED S. Ingenana, by Horace B. Webster. United States Bonk.

Maders, illustrated. Coast. Defence, by Henry Whiting. Temperance Houses by John Cache. The Urezos Territory, by D.

B. Stockholm. Statisties of NewStuck Speculations- -Explosion at SyracuseDestruction of the steamboat Erie- Literary Notices. Term--Si per 141 advance, or 10 cents per num best on delivery. Published moutaly.

Delivered 18: 413 part of this City and Brooklyn, and seat by mail to all parts of the United States and the Canadas, by 58 32d 1tw ISRAEL POST. Bowery. New- Yorker. -Vols. 2, 4, 5, and 6, bound, price $2,50 per vol.

vols. 10 and 11 unbound, price $1,50 per vol, may be obtmined at the office of the New-York Tribune, No. 30 Ann-street. 513 3: w3t ET friends of Graham "house, invited 63 Shower -The Baths Temperance to call. ree.

Asl if NEW-YORK WEEKLY: TRIBUNE. PROSPECTUS. The Publishers of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, encouraged by the generous patronage sud hearty approval which has been extended to their Daily paper since its establishmeat, and which has already rendered it the second in point ofeirculation in the city, will publish, on and after Saturday next, a WEEKLY edition. on a sheet of mammoth size, excluding all mutter of local or transitory interest, and calculuted mainly for Country circulation. TRIUNE-whether 1A it Daily or Weekly ediTHE.

ton-will be what ite name imports -an unflinching supof the People'. Rights and Interests, in stern hos porter tility to the errors of superficial theorits, the influences and the schemes and of unjust or impe feat legulatien, of self aceking demagogues. le will streauolts. sophistries AMERICAN INDUSTRY against ly advocate the PROTECTION OF of European Govthe grasping and to us blighting poling competition which they force crainents, and the unequal depressing of as also against the present restoration of will advocate the a State Prison Labor: it CURRENCY: and urze a diswound and eniform NATIONAL prosecution of Internal creet but determined wherever practicable, of Govwent. The Retrenchment, and of Executive Patronage, will be erument Expenditures arged.

In short, this paper will faithfully rainzealously earnestly advocate the Principles and Measures (tia and approved in devolving on Whig States. which the People the conduct of their Government. wen -mall portioa, However, of its columns will be But a devoted to purely Political discussions. The proceelings of Conzre-, will be carefully recorded; the Foreign sud Domestic Intelligence early red inaudly presented; and whatever shall appear calculated to promote Morality, anacain Social Order, extend the blessings of Enlacation, or in any way subserve the great cause of Human Progress to ultimate Virtue, Liberty and Happinces, will find place in our co tinar. ThE WEAKLY will ba published every Faturday morning in Quarto firm our a very larce paperial sheet, (31 by 42 inches,) and afforded to Subscribers at TWO DOLLARS a year.

Six copies will be forwarded a year for Ten Dollars, Ten conies for Fifteen Dollars, and tony larger number in the latter proportion. Payment in ndvance will be invariably required, and the paper stopped whenever the term of such payment expires. Subscriptions are solicited by GREELEY McELRATH, 30 Ann- st. Editora of Weekly Journals who desire au exchange with the Tribune are requested co give this Prospectus an insertion in their columns. EDUCATION FOR ADULTS, 150 BROOME ST.

NEAR BROADWAY. 811 (4) Nassau-st. cor. Fultos. 17 Dr.

Barry' Classical and Commercial til Broadway, is re-opened for the reception WE students, after the Aneust vacation. For Cards, conapply at Mr. mentioned. Lockwood's (2) Book $5 tore.r aiming Torts, or to the Principal, as above 17 Private young gentleman Collegia education, is desirous of giving restruction. one ur two hours a day, either in a private family or cool.

He would cousider his board a compensation for uts services Testimonials of character and capacity with the most respectable references, will be given. Address S. at this office. 915.0 07 Particular persons havin: furniture of any description dispose ef, or who are breaking up bonso-keeping, will fad a ready sale for any ortion or all of their goods, by sending their address, or calling upon the subscriber. Goods to any amount purchased.

57 1mis Saw (2) F. COLTON. 197 Chatham street. D' EVENING CLASSES in Book- Keeping Penmanship now open. Course of Instruction -FORTY HARD LESSONS.

Hours from until 10. Day Classes as usual. 87 I mis cod Rooms open form in the morning ty 10 in the evening, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN'S School for the accommodation of Adults is vow in the math year of its existence, and is designed to ufford the greatest possible feeiltina for the cultivation of the mind, on a liberal and extensive scale. In this lostitation young gentlemen may pursue their Commercial, Classical, Scientifical or Mathematical studies uninterrupted by the usual routine of school separately, exercises.

Those who have but livie time to devote tp mental culture may be more directly and choroughly prepured for the active dalios of life, and for the enjoyment of reading and society than they can possibly be in seanzaries where the mind a perplexed with a variety of studies at the same time. Those engaged in businosa may make amends for early neglect by devoting their leisure time to such branchee as their circumstances require, and no pain, will be spared to cussit their convenie.co sad to adapt he instruction to their wante, DEPARTMENT separate room is appropriated to ladios, who are most carefully instructed in Writing and the solid branches of English education, sud in French, Drawing and Painting when required. LECTURES AND SPEAKING Arrangements have been made to unite lectures on Literary, Scientific and Mutnphysical subjects with practical instruction. A gentlemau of much experience in public speaking has bees engaged lecture oll the Philosophy of the English Langunge, English Li erature, on subjects of general knowledge. nad also to give in extemporaneous speaking.

FINISHING LITERARY COURSE- A of young geatlemen is now organizing for instruction, evenings, ill Prosoly, Rhetoric, Composition, Critical Reading, Debating and General Literature. COMMERCIAL -Mr. Chamberlain having edicient nssociate teachers in the Classics, Mathematies and Belles Lettres, will give his personal attention to those who desire instruction 10 Mercantile Arithmetic, -keeping and English Grammar. F. A.

GIRAUD Professor of the French Language, who has been associated with this establishment more than five years, is desirou, of forming a class of Ladies for the study of his native language in the afternoon. This most important department has been wader the instruction of Mr. Dolmage for the past three vears, whose elegant style of Writing and peenliar mannor of Teaching have rendered it the best Writing School 111 the city; and, indeed, it is believod to be the only one where Writing is tough: on rational principles, calculated ca niko free, easy writers, and secure permanent improveThe regular classes in Writing now attend mornment. ing, afternoon and evening, and air Dolmaze will give priVale lessons between the afternoon aud erening classes, N. competent teacher of that most interosting and important art, Stenography, on the most approved pan, will commence a course of instruction 36 soon as a class can be DRAWING AND PAINTING -This department, which has been in successful operation nearly four years, is univ: the tuition of Mr.

Edward Purcell, a -killal artist, whase instruction and accommodatioas are designed for ladies and ventienieu who desire to cultivate their tastes and talents in the Pine Arts, as well ny for urtists and teachers who instructiva for more practical purposes. GRRER, HEEREN, Re--The teacher of these Languaces is well nequainted with the Modern Languages, and will give particular attention to Germans and other Europeans, who desire to learn to speak and read the Engfish Language. L7 Franklia Lyceum will meet thin (Thursday) Evening, Sept. 10th, at the College of Physicinas and Surgeons, -street. The exercises will consist of Essays, Recitations, and debate on the following question: Did the insti ution of Carratry bentit mankind in the age in which it existed Ladies and Gentlemen are avited to nitend.

,16 W. W. GALLAEN, Secretary. 'To Merchants, nud -THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Saturday of this week will be forwarded to all the subscribers of the Lng Cabin and New-Yorker as a specimen number. The edition will consequently ba tery large, and its circulation extended throughout the United States, .16 a mediam of rivertising for the country it will -Hord unusual nuvancagos, and limited number only will be inserted.

Pricefor one insertion, six cents pier line, cash, in adrance. The Toons Chon: adapted to the use of the by Witan B. Beadbury and Chides W. Sander-. 1- traly a wu teal age in whica welve.

levery body is pot in tune. it will not be the fault of the mu ic maBu: what we tow see is as to what shall yet be. The next generation-(would that we were young again, to cajoy it with them D)-yes, the next generationwill all ba singers. This new book is all for the young. It is for Juvenile Singine Scho-ls.

Sabbath Schools, Primary Classes, This book pot up in very good taste. The music mole and cheering. The elementary in -truction. should superior. Get the bonk ittroJuce it to vous chiluren, and teach them all to stag.

It will make than hisppier while young, and better citizens life." (Tines Star. through Published and for sale by DAYTON SAXION, 1 GENERAL COMMITTEE OF WHIG YOUNG adjourned meeting of this Committee, will be held at National Hall, Canal 8 strect, ou Friday Evening, the 17th of September, at Chairman. o'clock. BENJAMIN DRAKE, WILLIAS: B. MARSE, Secretaries.

GILES M. HILLYER, -16 2t 17 Washington Temperance Benevolent special meeting of this Society, for 3 BERS ONLY. will be held at the El -11 04 Friday are evening next. (17th.) at hatf pet 1 o'clock. Members requested to be punctual in their attendance, as business of importance will be transacted.

Investigating Committoe will report ca this HENRY W. FISHER. Chas mas of M. WOODREFY, See's. Standing Committee.

2t Notice--All persons are cautioned against purchenue the in the neutral paper called the Sea, as was obtained and paced in the Sun Bank. 414 ISAAC3L WOOLLEY. Chancery publishers of the New. York Week Tribune nave made arrangements for a faithint and accurate report of the opinions and decisions of Assistant Vice Chancellor Hoffman, of this city, to the of which they will weekly devote a portion of publication their peper. Tee cases decided in this Court, arising as they do in the great Commercial Sictropolis of the Union: ere frequently such as involve immense estates, and generally present novel end important principles.

Their first pollication will always pear in Weekly Tribune: nut. as they will be to the correction of the Ar. Vice Chancellor, their entire accuracy may be rehelot. This department, we thins, canuct fail to be emireatly to member. of the legul profession, and to ell classes of talus.s man isofal and importaut.

3 The Uncle Fam -PRICE 3 CANTS-91 50 care publi-hed every Saturday. It is a journal of articles on interesting topics of the The buster for this wack will conten TWO SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS, uh several Tales and Sketches. number- wilt be seutto Postmasters and others Spccimes who wish to act as Agente, sit it' J.L KING -LEY. Publisher, 132 We, the Subscribers, being unwilling to bear the reproach of causing the destruction of an arrangement fraught with so much good as that of closing sto1 ex at weinck. deem it proper to give public notice of our rea-ous for adopting the course which we fear we shall, by circumstances, be compelled to pursue.

One of our neighbors the from the feet, ill violation of his verbal pledge, green to serecal indicidunts, kept hie -tore af er the stipuInted hour. until 9 end 10 ofelock. In com-equence of this, another has, tor more than a week past kept agen. If the store referred to continue to remain op oil after the. us we shall ouropea, according to our former We regret he necessity of adopung this course.

and ardently hope that a retura to tho right path those who has sprayed tram it may prevent the necessity of our departure the custom. if. V. AND. 374 ROBERT DAWIE.

So -17 GORENFLU BUTSCHLER, 3 6 Second--t CHEAP TRAVELLING. D' A Trip to Niagara Fails FOR ONLY TWENTY-FIVE under 12 years of age, half price. ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER, BEFORE ITS REMOVAL SAUTH. ONE persons have visited the New and Sublime Exh. binonof the Stupendous FALLs or now excibiting at el Barclay-street, within the lust few days.

The application of REAL WATER in 1. Panoramic Viut is, tor the first time, introduced in this, as thin spent to make the subject perfret. It is son ribbing over rocke all precipices, and tat sling with the river below. Every House, Bridee. tael Mock, attached to its lopation, is faithfully represented 111 form and coloring.

The reflection of objects on the boewin of the river produced by Real Water, gives pleasing illusion to the whole scone, and conveys a most acclirata idea of the Fall, and neighborhood. Tar Model cover- Torer Hundeed Square Feet. Open during the Day, from 10 to 2, and from 3 to G. In the Evening, from a to 10 o'clock. At the Evening Exhibition, the curtaia will be drawn precisely at 8 cloak.

Pleasa rend the following, from the Editor of the NewYork Evening Star: NAGAR A FALLS. -We were very agreeably surprised last evening. on IL visit to this exhibition in Barclay-street, to with what fidelity and truth the Artist has displayed nature in the design and execution of this work. The greatest care lice been taken to preserve the localities of the prind-pot olijeets ef attraction about the Fulls: and one wits is with the scenery the neighserhood of Niagara, may well fancy this to be a miniature aud most per re-emblance of the great original. The bold preepito, ledges of rock, Goat Island, and the mighty rushing of the wany waters, are well and uly depicted; white ilia artificial noise of the Cataract, not only bears the semblance of nature bat is almost deafeuing.

These who have visited Niagara Falls, will be cabled, on viewing this to forin a correct idea of their grandeur and magniticenco, whale those to whom they are fomihar, wilt he welt repaid the trouble of a visit. by tin novelty and striking resemblance manifest throughent the recue. 516 21- In the steamship Grent Western, from Bristol A Cal tax. ILex Carleton. Carletna Dr Caldwell, Capt Brewster, Kennely, Miss Mulls, Me.

and Mr. Faster, Victor De Cauny, HamJ Shaw, H. S. Samuel, Henry Placide, Talbot. WT Biteo.

Madame Garis, John Morrison. James Morrison. Hoker, Ryan, Strange, Il P. Halbert, Stacy Potts, Mr Detonce, Hatch. A Stat h.

Antogain, Momer, Villamel. Sybert. Fessior, Mr. A Mr and Mr4 Slidell. 2 childreat ant servant.

Miss Shad il, Mr and Mire Alston, Mr and Drs Dean and servant, Or and Mr Parm-ll. 3 children and 2 vervauts, Dir need Cumley, Me and Miss Agnow. Rev Met rod, Capt McKenuer, Me and Mire Fessor, ellaren and nurse. Miss Fesser. Me nud Mts Jaces and Mr and three M-sex Pary, Airs ha Win ougham, Mrs.

Lucy. Mri Clarke, Wond, Mr and Richards, Mrard Mins Field, Pepper, J. Harris. Lowed-, Mr. Lowads, Mic and Mos l'ately, 31: all Dir.

Pickersgill, nurse and Picker ill, Sir and Temple, Hear It Gamber. 110. in the 4 achee, from London and Portsmouth Mr. Joint S. A Lane, lady and 1 children.

IL. Morrah: Bust.v: Scabel; Miss Aborn: Mrs. Far. mi-3, Dire. and Solomon: Dr.

Iolph and lady: Mr. nerd Leigh and Miss Eaonecell: Brown: Mr. Gabon: S. Hi. Salmon; Jozu T.

Vam; J. B. Philips, and 150 la the steeraze, MARINE JOURNAL. PORT OF NE YORK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1941.

Miniature Day SUN THE MOON PULL SEA 6 7 Suts I sil at Nates. SI 11A1 1 NEW The next Arrive A RISI LOXION FROM LIVERPOOL. Caledonia. left 4 The next -Ship to Leave FROM FROM The 10 The Sept. 19 CLEARED.

Ship Isaac Alleston. Torrey, New-Orleans, Jehnson Lowden. Bork L. Porter, Savaunch, Dunbar Danor. Brie- Piutus, Bearse, Boston: Lapwing, Dunbam, Port 3u Plat, Armar Co.

Schr- Planet, Terry, Petereburg, Va; Wm Buck, Stellman, Richmond, Reeside, Boston, Venezu, At e- rada Barcej4 Scott, Laguayra. Dawson; Trio, Nickerson, Boston, Vesta, Lu ttuta, Norfolk. ARRIVED. Steamship Great Western, Hoskins, fm Bristol, Sept lad or, It levin. Quebec, Hebbard.

fm London nad P'ortsmonth: Aug il, Mintura Co. North Lowber, fm Liverpool August 19, Stip El Marshall. Saty New-York Niven, 39 dys fm Liverpool, mdze, A Knox. Jr. Leon, Westcolt, 4l da fm Liverpool, ccal, Peel.

Ship El Wade, 19 dys fin sugar, Spofford, Co. last. Spottora. Taleston 2 Co. Friars Edward, Clemeuce, 26 dys fm Gauduloupe, balNeapoutsa brig Villa Napoli, Mastino.

56 dys fm Liverpool, veilla. Brig Buenos Ayres, Lake, 38 ds fm Perusmabuco, sugar, Kimball Sheldon. Brie May Flaxer, Montague, 36 dys fm Bonaire, salt, Trowbridge Son. Brig Edward Blake, Adams, 21 dys im St Croix, sugar Aymar Co. Sw brig Hebe, Brownson, 90 dys fm Gene, iron, BoorJotrasou Co.

Brig Levant, Alexander, 21 dys fm Magagues, PR, sugar Ay mar de Co. Brig Selma, Smith, 33 dys fm Mobile, cotton, Sturgis Clearaman. Brig Perry, Kneedson, 10 dys fra Charleston, cotton, Dunham Disron. Schr Van Buren, Allen, 10 dys fm Lubec, plaster, master. BELOW-2 ships and 3 brigs.

Died: In this city. Sept. 15, between the hours of one and 170. after a painfa! ila.se of about three weeks, Mrs. Catharine MeCooker, in the 40th year of ber agu, widow of the late John MeCosker.

Her trade, and thoan of her busband, are respectfally invited to attend her faneral from residence of her sister Mrs. Darning) No. 49 Essex-street, at 10 o'clock this af eruoon. In this city Sept. 15, Peregrine William-on, ofapoplery in the Fist Fear of his age.

The fend of the deceased and it- son George W. William-oa, and those of his sons-in law, Samuel Ayres sad M. Mura. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral toafternoon, at a 16-past fruit 912 Lodge- Nos. -0 sad 40 of the L.

C. of o. F. are respectfully invited attend. The will copy the above.

At New Orleans, Ragas: 2n. of vella tuser, drs. Mary Ann Conley, of Cambridge, Washingion County. in the 301 your of ber age Papers taroughoutthe State a ill please copr. ADIES, A NET 111- Co.

would politely invite the Ladies the cal nad examine their large and Splendid tent of plain. figured. plaid and striped Moussehac de St all to 5 shilling- per yard. of all color-, together with a fall assortment of French m2 English Flannels, --m -hinet. a fall assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, for pale cheap, at HENRY WILLIAMS CO, -63 Greenwich-st.

N. English and Azer.can Prints, from. Al to 3 shillings. -17 1m GLASSES -1 good supply an selling cu terme by sub at No, John-st. 517 JOHN GRAYDON.

MEDICATED prepared A sal: children plea T. G. HODGKINS, Confectioner, 9 DOL MAR cheap ooh Bowery. N. V.

31 OUR CANDY FOR Sure recommode tho man of the article, and shall keep a too taut supply durian the G. INS Court NO COUNTRY ME SETS, Gentlemen's Pelts nEt Bra Lola ale. cheap fur each. br F. LOVE West corner of Berch-st.

tree DISSOLUTION heretofore. OF ex sting under the mama of HUMPHREY FRANCIS IN diarived by mutan! consent. All debts due from or to the nom will be by THOMA; J. FRANCIS, v. cont.ado the Chias, Glass and Earthen- ware business on his own account at the old stand, 190 Grand-treet, corner of Mott.

Signed, WIL: TAN RUMPHREY. 917 TIOMAS PRANCIS. AND 1- 100 BOWPAGE are 100 Bowers and 335 large of new patteals of Dinner and Pea Ware, winch, with their former extensive Assortment of Clans, plata nad cut I Lamps, G.matoles. Ace. de renders the $100 cont piete in variety as con be towed is the tr.

in usekepers and others who wish to lay out that money to the best advantage, will find it an object to give then a call. im: IMPORTED CORSET WAREHOUSE. -W. BIRT. I Codar--treat, near Pearl, is a large of white wud colored CORSETS, inade 10 order, warranted to give sati faction, no! welling at ex remoly low prices.

N. -Country Merchants supphed. au21 OF BOOKSPa by DAYTON SANTON, UI corner or Fulton. have exam SANDERS SERIES of Schonl Books. have De in the opimea that thes zit.

The Spelling Book embraces several important particulars not usually estabitod works of the kind. The sounds -E the letters are clearly defined and the principles of Orthography are to different words in correspondent with parsing; tho datare and power el prefixes and aud toe changes of the accent. of the same wards when used a- and verba are all distinctly presented mint entire A j-, 14 In judgement. well calculate! to edvance the papil in a knowledge of the orthography and nt words. Mr.

Sanders' publications have Andy gained an extensive circulation, dud 1 tee patTanage which they have received. Ily School part- first and second, have beeu introducet into our Juveante E. D. MALTRER, Principal of Lansingburgh Academy." Lansingburgh Academy, July 19, CHIRENCGIS NEW STYLE OF PANIZION FOR Gentlemen's Heir Cutting, Will be Saturday, Nth in AT HIS ROOMS. 207 BROAD Where, from arrangemeut- be will be found always AT HOME By those who wish to be operated on EV $17 Lm14 is WANTED -A wholesale silitation store.

for a Would lad abou pref 13 boarding of with parents. Tan best of references CAn ba given. Address J. P. at this office.

811 20 -A young man to driving horse, williag to work for Very low No attention will be paid to any oLe cannot get good re commendations. Apply to Mr. Kellogg, over grocery, corner Grove-street and Waverly Place, o'clock. 517 comaned from $:200 10 95.0, as partner 40 a sole are -A young or middle seed men who can profitable business. A first Tuto chance will be given.

A ply at 120 Nassau-st. basement. -A partoorin the Druggist nod ApotleWANTED 55, The store. in a gorit re ble location, and now doing an excellent jug of being greatly extended. for an equal interest in the cone a part of a if desired, may remain until it can to pard from the profitof the Also, Stern for sale.

Apply to the TOY. nt No. 10T D. vision- street. 417 3 11.

H. PR.A INTELLIGENCE 43n I OF door from Broadway. by the Mayor, INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No Pearl-street, Broadway. p4 1m Co. 'N INTELLIGENCE OF- FICE.

29 st. received at Hotel. -14 Employ. to furni-h: emplovers with sober industrious, such as Cler'es of all descriptions, Wait. Grooms.

de. de. at Temperance Office, 17 -L Tais office has recently had the honor of furnishing Mr Van Baren, Ex-Preedent, and the HENDERSON." L. Southed. with setvauts.

alT 1 STOLEN of the -From Jersey the Cay packet Ferry of the Goats. a subscriber. POCKET no BOOK, $130 in boli-, and some papers, only to the owner. Any person returning 129 the peg through the Post Odice, to Eco de Pearl-strept, will confer great fivor. The papers can be us my name is on must of them.

LOYAL WILCOXThe Courier Enquirer will please insert ubova three tunes inside, nad send nell to C. P'. 3t DILAWat 207 Broad we ricin Hotel. MERINO UNDER at 920 D3A SEASONABLE VESTINGS 520 BrondAmerican Hotel. TIC use of the curci inacet, without however the laws sLanding, by Sirs.

MOTT, the celebrated Female Pho Sea advertisement. I meod ASTHMA AND CAS bet PHTHISIC with these distressing trout- discan met with almost instant rel fand speedy cure. lg applying to MeL. MOTT, the celebrated Female PhysiSee advertisement -17 1meod InG DROPSY boriaz disease, under be this distresmuz can positively cured by Mrs. MOTT, the celebrated Female Physician.

without being tapped. 917 Imsod Beaver sud Dinted Cloths in great Broadway. America Hi -tel -14 1-tI TO SN FURTHER supply usable :0 A Se. Grientel ed and by WAI E. JENNINGS, wway.

AT AUCTION. Tacsta the 21. at No. 519 Pearl family breaking up house-keeping. alt the the house, consisting Bedsteads, Ged.

use Be line. Looking-Glasses, Sums Bel Tolles, Floor Star Carpets, Crockery. 1 Cooking-Stove, with Firty of Household and Kitchen -Hi SE noi SINE TO RE REN A leaving the city offer for sale a superior lot of Furnituro, one year in use. Abo, the House to rout anti the first vi Stay ndxt. with the privilege of repewal another year.

The Hones modern hoilt, in complete repair, situated on the East site of the city. Kent low. address Box 1237, Lower Post Office. TO LET--A cm: 2 story hou-e In Warbington square.) ibout in good under- imm di q4 re this 110 A Bar-Boom. Bilard wad the com Stock and und Base- FixmEant suitable for a ture- for sale st Wilmamsburg, corner of Grand and Water streets, near tee Ferry, known as the Long Leland Peril195.

If not sold Def re Monday, the 20th fast, the same will be offered at Public Arction on that day, or 101 A.M. Persons wishing to engage in that bu-ines4 are inVited to call. -11 3: 'RIC DOLOREUX. POSTSCRIPT. A GREAT REBELLION Against Hard Times, High Prices and Dult Trade, has been delermined upon by the Subscriber, and consequently he hiss armed himself for the siege with a New, Rich and Comple.e Stock uf Goods.

He has throwa down the gauntlet, and Is now prepared to look every enemy in Lie face, and desires the Ladies, and the Public generally, to pay him a visit, sad. judge, by examining his spleadid assortment of Dry Goode, waether he is not the victor. JUST OPENED, SIX IN-SILES! I case elegant changeable striped and figured Armure. do very rich striped nad figured Gee de Aeger. 1 Co watered and striped Satin, very rich.

1 do sup. striped and figure, Gro de Afrique. do rich Brocade and Chece. I ca G.o de Now York and Gro de Pokie. 6 Co black and blue black, plain and 5gured Silk, of every style.

20 pieces ligured and plain of every description. 19 de Grace, very heavy; together with Italians, Gro de Rhine. Double Pout: de Sois, Satins, PRINTS. 5 eases French, 10 cases English, and 15 cases Americas Prints. MERINOES.

French, English and German Merinces, all colors sud qualities. Taglionis, Saxonies, Combazines. SHAMES. Cashmere, Satin. Damask and CLOTHS.

SATINSTS end VESTINGS. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, ani QUILTS. DOMESTICS -Blesched and Fat leached -great qonAil of which the public are politely invited to exantino, at JOHN I. DINGMAN'S, 301 Grand-at earner of Or hard. N.

-A largo assortment of Chen: Merinoes. The French, German and Italian lanzuages -poken, sl7 IN CHEAP. CHEAP FALL GOODS, JASON M. BOCKOVER CO. 215 4 doors below Barclay, have cow on hand one cf the most extensive stock of Dry Goods in the city, embracing every style suitable for Gull trade, which Have been purchased for cash extremely low, and will be sold for the same.

E9-SILES. 2,000 yards biack and blue- of the most desirable styles and quality, from de to 10s per sard. MOUSSALIN DR LANES 3 cases plain Thibet Wool and Saxony De Lalues, of a superior quality. PRINTS. 27,100 yards Frouch, Engle h.

Call River, Bristol, Dover wad Merrimack Prints, a mast -pendid article, ut la per vard. Just opened. 2 cases, comprising every color and patters, a beautiful ALe. English Merinoes, star DOMESTICS. YARDS bleached long clothe at 64, 94.9d.

20.000 00 104. 15 201 1- per yard. 25,000 yards brown sheeting of every kaown style, direct from the manufactories, for 5d, id ed, 10d, and 14 6d. per y'd. 4 cases Carton dancels, at lod and is per d.

2 cases bleached Canton flannels, 3 cave-, 5 and 6 urs sheeting, and 4 bales ticking-, at J. H. BOCKOVER Co.4 Witt 215 Greenwich It. FRENCH CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. FRESH IMPORTATIONS At the Now- York Cash Tailoring Establishment, 143 Fulton-street, near Brondway.

Southern had Western gentlemen will find at the above establishment a tery choice and extensive assortment French Cassimeres nad Vestings of the latest Fall styles very durimble patterns. Also, a large assortident of West of England and French Cloths from the most celebruted manufacturers. We shall in a few days recvive the largest and best assortment of and English beavers for Overcoats ever offered, to which we invite the attontion of our friends and the public. Full suits furnished in 24 hours at 40 per cent. below Broudway prices.

Strict punctuality observed in filling orders. Cash on delivery, and no abatement in prices, P. cutting department is still under the super. intendence of Mr. M.

Gaylord, whose services have been too well appreciated by a fashionable public to need any comment. Particalar attention paid to cutting pants. $6 J. C. BOOTH, Agent.

FOLWELL BREVOORT, 93 Eniton-street, World respectfully inform their patrons aed the public generally, that they have just received their Fall Fashions from Paris and Loudon, and are now prepared to receive orders, having suppled themselves with a well selceted of good- of the latest importations, consisting of Cloths, Cassimores, Vestings, which they are prepared to make up at prices which canpot fail to please, those who are unacquainted with our style of getting ep garments, they would respectfully invite to call and exunion for themselves. N. Terms Cash. A14 tr NEW AND SPLENDID FALL GOODS, AT THE UNITED STATUS TAILORING EMPORIUM, No. 12 J.hu-street, near Brondway.

Citizens and strangers are respectfally invited to call at the Emporium, and examine a splendid assortment of French, Gormen and West of England Clothe, Fancy CurVestings, which will be made to order at the imeses, shortest portble notice, and fu the most fashionable and approved aty le, at reduced prices for cash. 35 1181- W. R. WILLIAMS. Agent.

A LOTIS. Cannimeres, asiadi Superfine West of England black, blue black, javis ble green, brows, steel mixed, and hive cloths: wool black, plain and fancy: 50 pieces Satinets, every color and quality, from 3s 64 to per yard, und likow ine satin, merino, cashmere, and valencus vescinga. 46 tf J. H. BOCKOVER CO, 215 Greenwich street.

PLANNERS! BALES wilt be opened this morning of Welch, Ro10 Pers' patent, Sall-bury and Valley Dale Flannels, white, red and yellow, from la Cd to per yard, at J. H. BOCKOVER Co's. 66 915 Greonwich 2 doors below Barclay. HARDWARE AND WOODWARK.

W. J. JAMISON. 255 und 2554 GREENWICH-STILET. -ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its vorities, consisting of Hardware, Wood-aure, Tin ware and Willowware, kept constantly on hand, of the best qualities, nt very low prices to suit the times.

Those who would wish to purchase articles of the abors kind will find it to their advantage by calling before purcha lug elsewhere. N. B. A large assortment of French Travellinz Bora and Baskets. lov-l W.

J. JAMISON, SOLID EXTRACT OF RIO NEGRO SARSAPARILLA, WITH ITS STARCHY MATTER PRECIPITATED, PREPARED BY STEAM, MADE ONLY BY OTTO ROTTON, M. D. $15 171 BROADWAY, N. Y.

1m is N. ounce equal in virtue to a pound of the root CLOTHS, CASSIAERES late AND arrivals VESTINGS several cases ef woo, black, tavisible green, Prince Albert, olive and brown CLOTHS of fine qualities. black, Lacey decakia and plain. VESTINGS TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS. Silesias, Serges, Corde, PLaid Linings, Butcoma.

all which will be sold by the package or piece at the lowest market prices, at No. 104 Wiltiamstroat. by JOHN N. SUPFER. PREPARED are now CAST presented STEEL with an SPOONS.

article to any thing of the kind ever before manufacture la euperior this or any other country--those of pure silver only tarnish, wor lose their a ceapted. They will ceither ritat, briantuess thouzh kept la use. may he directed to All orders relative to the business CO. 195 Pearl st. 3039 1 ins GEORGE S.

CARY de CHIP PILL sale by BOXES in caska of 7 J. M. thousand B. R. SMITH, for Chemists Druggists.

OVAL each. au10 6w coz. Fulton and Water AUCTION SALES. BY N. DRAPER, Jr.

Store 54 Willian-street, corner of Pine-street. SATURDAY, September 18, at til o'clock. CLOTILS AND FROS THE Severs! ces of Woolen Goods, comprising a font and desirable meat of fall and winter articles of the latest Latina. impor Also 50 picces Beaver Cloth, viz: black, bite black end indigo blue, vory the article, and just landed. -0, 75 Lilot Cloths.

Also. 45 do Ab-o, 100 do West England black, Site black, ble green sei indizo blue Cloths. A so, 75 pieces broadcloths, assorted collers. Also, 100 beers fancy Also, 75 do West of Cagland black and blue black for city trade. Tarmis, 6 mo this, for approved endorsed notes, TUESDAY.

Sept. Vi, to o'clock. PACKAGE SALE- packages of Irish, Scotch, Ameriand British Lay Goods, of recent importation, sad lapted to tie seasett. Term- 6 months on approved en lorsed notes. Catalog aud va moralaz of sale.

On THURSDAY, Sept. 23, at 10 o'el ek. FRENCH G00D5. -200 cases of Frecch Goods, of repent Vapoctation, comprising large and dos; able A rich and bight cost articles. Term 6 months, for npProved endorsed astes.

Catalogues and samples ou 10THg of vale. Also, heavy black Silk V- Ivets. Also, bravy colored Silk Velvet Vestings, Also, bossy figured Satia Vestives Josiad Auctioneer. BY BANGS, RICHARDA PLATT. Stort 196 Ennedasy he sal the of She Right the jag hued 7.

NIBLO'S GARDEN. HE CHAPMAN'S BENEFIT. THIS EVENING, Sept. 17. Isti.

The event g' cot comm.eace predataly al half past 7 o'clock, wi an Overtire. Afor which the Comic Butletta of THE RIFLE BRIGADE. Immed ately after the Burletta, Mr. Il. Wells will stance a grand F'asde Leus, frost Flora and In the enron the r.

the pan w.li sing the following Comic; Zones el the Searon: Tre T-etotal My Grandfather was Wonderful Man. Partnad P'ersont Tiger. An intermission of half an hour will be allowed for Rnfreshments, and the Promenade Musicale in the Graca Saloou. After winch Mr. Nico, the univalled.

Pyrotechnist, will LIVe a sal adul of MiST NE SLOMAN willthen give her PIANO FORTE RECITALS, winch have of late nutracted much utterton, from the Amateurs and Protes ors of the city. No. Faster and Variations on from Room's Opera of No. antista and Variations to the sir is 011 the cold vis tull orchestral licensee The a hour to with the tough st.el fed the LOTTERY PICKET. the early hour of retiring aunt in this estalthe doors of the will Las nponed weluck for the future, and the an usements will commasce at 7 welock.

officers will ho in attendance to prevent the ot all improper persons. Tickets Fifty Coats. TO PRONE WHO VALUE 90 Greene and 27 Aah-treets, an now open italy. Gentlemea hate the privilege of as both the In addlinon to every implement inade use aDia the regular there are a bowling alley, quoit- ground, booting-gallery, and a Inge open for jumping, de, exclusively for uite at of the momW. F.

fully informs parents and guardins the a is about heinz formed, wall exorcien under his Immediate magic Sparring Laught as usual, upon the most be formed at an early period. and approved during the winter. -15 Ew Tho BROOKLYN SALT WA PICK R. WAIN BATH has hen removed to Ll.e urpre at Patton Ferry Pier. Ladies and Gentlemen PAiL have Warm Baths from 6 A.

til 10 P. M. The citizens Gl Now- York will find the present Incati-n ox and of and con taken Bath with as much aspedition it they were on the New Yorks vide of the river. B. unkiyn, Sept.

8th, 1811, NO 1 PIANO PLAIN, sole agent for Tallumn Rundel's orior grand cotion 7 st, poblic may rest assured that inutetiof cannot be excelled it tone, tudeh or appearance, by any manufactured, and at prices never before eterol. Hav been constantly cagogen in Teaching, Tuning and Regulating for the Inst sixteen he is confideat he possesce advantages in the soledyeare, Lion of Pianos nuequated. 1 1 PEARON TUNED In the best manner at 15 cents ench, on I application at 1:19 Fulton-attoot, up stuirr. Also. Accordicas tuned and repaired.

11 AND JEWELRY, VERY LOW- At! descriptions of Goldand Silver Lover, Auchor, Ever pement, Duplex, Lepme and Verge Watches Diamond Pins and Kings, gold Pencils. Conins and Jowelry, for sale at retail lower than at any other place in the City. Watches and Jewelry or bought. Gold Watches 114 low as 935 and 210 each. All Watches will be warranted to keep geed time, or the money returned.

Watches and Clucks retmired in the best munaor and warranted at much Ice the the u-ual prices, by one of the fittest workmen in America. G. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jowelry, 11 tmis wholesale and reteil, Wall we stairs, ON NEW 29th July, INAl. -This is to certify, that I.

Peter Greco, sow employWu in the engineer's department of the Narragan-elt aleanibeat, was the five yours dreudfally silicted with diseased 0:10 of which became intally blind, and the other beig no Trad. that I could with doticulty see thing, Vit ofter laving consulted and employed vome of the mast 151 neat surgeons of this city aid Philadelpina, none of whom were able to render me any muterial us p-tance, (aud severat or whom pronounced my case incurable) I was advised to mysell under the treatment and care of DR WHEELER. the Oculist, of No. 33 Green wich street, who ha-zertoced the of the oyn that was before totally oh cured, and ethsevle so tor relieved me, without resorting in any surgical opera ion, as to enable me to proscente my business, and attend to the du is of my etation. Now York, July 20, 1941.

PETER GREEN. Personally appeared before me, the above named Peter Grece, who. on being duly sworn, enys that the certificate to which his migunture is affixed is true in all it- parta. WOt. A11STIN.

Commissioner offleeds. 14 Wall VER AND AGUE can be speedily pad permanently cured by RUSHTON AND ASPINWALL'S TONIC MIXTURE. The uniform that bins altended the use of this medicine, authorizes the proprietors to to refund the money in every cano whicie it fit. of effecting a cure, when wed according to the directions. For sale by RUSHTON ASPINWALL, -1: AR 110 Broadwne.

10 Astor House CUM GUNTMENT. WATERTOWN, Jeff. Co, N. Y. Nov.

12. 1839; have sold a large quantity of Gridley's Salt Rate um Ontment during the last duee years and so the an I kILOw it has almost invariably proved effectual in the cure of Salt Rheum, I believe it stands unrivalled and uaremedy for the diseases it in recon mended for. qualled SILAS CHARS, Dru) as a March 21. 1a11. We the subscribers, Draggiets of the village of auburn, N.

Laving vended A. Gridley's eult Ointment, him in this place,) for saseral years past, hate by yo hesitation la declaring it one of the most flicacous remedies (to us we in use to this country for thy cure of Salt Itheum, ned many other cutaneoita ALthough most people have resorted directly to his Labrafor the article. still our In of it has been very considerable and continues to be -0. RICHARD STEEL Co. B.

THOS M. HUNT. For ante by WM. PURGER, Druggist, 50 Courtlaudr, and The Greenwich Price. 50 ceuta per bottle.

115 60 the Manks ALl. this Stabs BACK be tolten without auy disc went for a few for Dry Goods at 481 Greenwich at. near Caunt. lays only A15 I TO INVALIDS MOTT. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PHYS CIAN OF NEW-YORK, in conetantly recriving a large quantity of herbs, roots, and even in oils rom Europe, not 10 be obtained in thus country, and wut be able to care those discases which lave bailed the skill of mast enticent Physicians.

postirely pledges herself to 10d cure or more relieve Mrs. MOTT ill in to tie human frame, her expe following: of horever or -tanddally tic the doloreux, gout coutraction, palay, paralysed ing nabe, decline, consumpti-it, humors, scrofula, salt rheum, king's evil. canker, catarrh, nervous scald symptone, bead, white pepsin, debility, nathan, spinal affections, worms, liver compl-int, beellings, female weaknesses, fits of falling jaundice, worrhoid, and sicknese, and other mercury or mineral of any kind used. Any female diseases. No under vario is weaknes-ea may consult Mrs.

laboring NOTT wita perfect confidence. Hours of seeing patients from 9 A. Si. until 6 P. at her residence, 119 Springstreet.

(west side of Broadway.) All N-ters from th country paid, promptl, attended to. Medicine for-ended to all parts of the United States. s17 1meod FETA.ACE EL fut Mrs. disease MOTT. is the positicely celehrated cared Per by male Physician, No.

119 Sp alt hiseed NUALD 18404. SORE HEADS ily This prey eradicated by Mre. issued- MOTT, Female Physician, No. 110 Spring street. $17 imeod? PLUSH of all qualities and de constantly N.

on hand. KUPFER, and for 104 vale William at, scriptions al Ima.