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New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
CIVIL COURTS.

TUESDAY, Dec 4.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, the Cooperation
brought against John W. Su!ter, keeping pre-
vous July last the Pearl aud Cros streets
for selling other places thon the pub markets
The COM 2iainant was ar. " am No.ck who saw hlu
sell a the i3,h May aud receive money
for aud, the .ita June. hand anobor per
but seeing m. whispered TO the individual win
went away without pnyigg for The penalty Of go
claimed for each offence The Counsel, FOR defend
ant moved or nonsuIt principally on the ground that
legislature had authorised the Corporation u ,ablsh
public markets but not sell The stalls high prices 10
ndsid aals aud thereby render them private property
The CoarI oycrrued Tor ncnsuit and declared
its belief that the Law con,tiu ona. Judgement for
plainti1' III SlOC, ana cents costs.
In the H. :. CircupCourt action was brought by Mr.
George NJ. on.ey against sir. C"rts Collector, 10 re
coyor the bounty 500 bb. Ieducd sugar which hso
been expor,c1 by him which the Collector refused 10
psy necessary documents having been presented
to HIM 1t was shown that the surveyor had WITHHELD the
necessary certificate, but tins declared by the Court
TO have been no fault of Collector and nohsut
ordered.
The Grand Jury presented truc bills against WIN. Jack
son for larceny on the high Aaron Smith for max
ing an attack With gerous ~eSpon d. T. Swain and
Edw Park for revolt; Peter OBien and Chsrles Shep
perd, for perjury on enlis;ing
Three of prisoners then arraisncd who pe-d-
cd not guilty.
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= Preren, coughs colds, Sc BY using DIR. Fay
or. Hnlsnm rf Liverwort ConGh Candy.
MARINE JOURNAL.
cLE.Rrp Y.,r,RnAY:

ship Independence N,c Liverpool. Griunell. Mnrura,
& Coz 4 Alien. Ne.son, Charleston Eco sutton Tnor.
treemsn Cad Z, Richardson i >oR. John Niniurn.
S!a. X, Ne~ eans. Joha.an & Lovdea NasAyils.
Cns-e NcF Qrl=acs Wm Nelson. Pls ana, Spencer No
oIls f u Hurlbrj CO.
Rrs- " rea, Edgar. ipalacheoli, Hurihu': Re
.olu ,Br ;oyer, Mi',elles, Boyd \ HcssL: keel La
crlen savannah Saratoga b-il. Cedar k=y - Fla. Jco
Ogden; Norma, ,>ir Raudln Pernamouco. r. cc'- Il Co
Schr- Empire, Powell Norfolk, Va: Red jacket Ro-
- Augustine; Emma cole, Bali.nor. juIeI,e, Nay
or, Petersburg, Va
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Six per Cent Treasury Notes at per cent discount
But few Others Offering.
We have heard OF sales ofU s. Bank notes whereby
to establish quotation. They and there ap-
pc,rs to be a better feeling in relation TO them.
Tie Real Estate Bank of Arkansas, with ii capital of
81 500 O01 has reduced It's circulation from s5OLO0 10
$3.50 00O.
The Buffalo Commercial cautions the public against The
notes purportinr issued by the Mechanics Ira
dcrs Bank OF Albany 1t rays there such Institution
txisteuee.
Counterfeit Elves of the Suffolk Bank, Boston, are in
circulation. They are dated Juy -, 1885. rhe filling
up is in pale INK and ths snail print which covers the
bill too coarse and irregular.
Look out for counterfeit Fves the Lancaster Ohio
Bapk.
Al Buffalo the navigation the Cansl va, considered
al an end for the Boats from the Eastward mad
been stopped Rochester and forced to discharge their
carcoes The arrival. for the present season exceeded
those Of the last by thousand boats Many
Of the b-as also carried larger cargoes than those on last
The receipts of The week were iU'fl oos oil
Flour, and l,O22 bushels OF Wheat
Couatarfe Fises Of the Miners Bank Q; Potsvl- are
IN circulation at Philadelphia.
The Banks of Wilmington, Del, have decided not 10
receive the .ma BY the Bsuk of Pennsy
uia uudcr the act OF the last Legislature
Exchange on NewYork Ct Louis has r'en to eleven
per cent premium
On the Let November there we're in the Treasury OF
the Safe Of North CarolAa Sloo4. The total eAPendi-
lures Of the State up TO Let Nov s2l4ej total re-
ccipts s22S Excess OF receipts expenditures,
30 IF
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New-york Cattle Market
Reported for the Tritane.l

7BvaGGt, DC. 0.
AT Mark,t-IlOO head of Beef Cattle including 800 ef'
over last week 80 Mch Cows and 1908 Sheep and Lambs
The Beef market active, snc prices . cea;s
the c~ sigher Sales of 600 head al u 80
a g.. averaging IS 50 the 100 lbs.
MILCH COWS were dull. Sales of % at SIS to 81
each.
SHEEP ard LAMBS were les. senve Sales of .5Co
Sheep st TO ST. lot large IS. Lambs at IS
cents to 81 each.
HAY-There was large supply at market this day,
and Al, ols Prices from sTi 81 2 the 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
LAWYERS DIARY

CoNaos PLEAs-Psrt ls,-I4l, l03 l05 lo7 100, III,
ll3. 2t3 Il5 Ia "a 39 63 % g3 2i9, ) 90 . }
Pa' 2d-6O Ct g. IL, Sc 100, 80, IS, 4, Il, - u, l6
o., e.
SUPERIOR couR1-2i. -, &c % 30 81 2e2 30 81. rs.
% 81 $ 30, IL. IL, i3 ~. To- 4. Is 10 50, ST. g.
Special Term albany Supreme Court.
December Term United States District Court;
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81 lnrrlc0. =.

In this city, Dee. Btonson Peck, to Jane Catherine
Ba>kus
LAT this city, Dee. s. Hcnry Piuekney Walker. E.q Of
Chare.ioa, Dora n Box, the daughter oi George N
Box. of Doctors COHm1n,. London.
Al B,mfield. Nov. o i Brown, of Ne~-lerk TO Sa N
G. Wylcs, daughter of Hou. John Wyles Of The former
place.
Atvalcy Cir en- Montgomery Nd, Nov %, Elias D.
Gum.er, Of Nevioik to Sarah Ann Fmson, OF tie form
or place
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT TERE GILMAN,

i49 Fuit0n-street aud I A n-St rte Z.
Thus SAYS the Editor of the Plaaet:-
"FRsE REApISG RooM.-Without doubt one oi tho best
and ons of tho enicnt places IN the cN TO ga
.her the news of the the CltUaN Eating House
No II Arp.treSt running through 20 Fulton street. Al
this oil conducted popular estab blshment there al
twenty Fix uisbe tables with eadlsG journal on each
table representing every State IN the unou, huS cti
and strangers have the opportunity of taking their
coffee So and rcaduc the latest papers from all parts o
tie the table 1t strikes US that rms ar
rangeneni superior TO anything ever attempted IN h''
city and have no doubt will prove great feature In
th excessively paron,zed house OF reireshmcn Under
The management Of It's gentlemaniy proprietor thr w
NAV We "re pleased to rapidly Increasing III pa
"nd popular favor snd doubt will continue
70 receive IT'S full share of public support Step IN
al ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
CTIoN SALES.
BY =. DRAPER. u,
Store 81 W.i!i.m-stresr, eor-er of P
FkIUAf. December t.
As-r IL. ~

.
Al O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
For farther particulars. advertisement ,isred r.
Il. 4 :. (. Sla;chford.
Also, ooni aRe mortgage for s2oeo ueoa very s,la
ble FsiH. With srge cling house etc IN Ha
'ersIraS. Rockl,nd Cagaty, NeVfork. psysbls in (
yesrs. with per and hsyIsg additional
cury a;tlchs2 thereto will be expressed the TINS
If sale SAID FsrH considered worth hys times the
tnnunt of the nicrssge.
S5i5.0CO Bexps ,>o MosTG.eEs-Thrce bSsdred an
forty hye houan dollars OF the Bonds OF the orgia
of the New Brshton Association. which
hers i nou due abos, the SUN OF $2iS0c0. the pay
~ n Of which secured by mortgages upor ali tho Ee-
a rin- Of SAID association
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
cprSAp .EI.Ns, &c.

=, w NEEi& 81 co. 3i5 broadway, are now
t'.cmg SIX of all kird- remarkably low. Those IN
ques: Of Christmas presents. for the Ladies, will fnd
th. an excellent opportunity of purchasing rich aud
elegant cift at a very Low PRICE.
. pieces rigb high 1oored silks only IS Cd per yard
40 pieces beautiful Chine silk with lot OF heavy Sa
Striped Reps and few pieces rich Broche Pou de
soies all ono prlae, only 5. per yard.
a aige lot Of Cbeue Pou de Sos. of most eScelen
quality for s. 6i Cd and &, od-worrh 81.
Also black and blue back Silks, onbor, watered,
striped hxured and reG-srped Silks great yaris
~ equally low.
leo piece, rich yard wide, fouard washing Silks, only
Cd per yard.
MOuSELINE DE LANES.
A lot ofi : all weol Mcuseline lie LANES, only - g.
per yard.
Rich Mou.ene de LANES great variety at o.
Superinc Plain de Lanes all wool, only Is Sd per yard
CALICOEs.
FIRST rate shilling Caliooes.
English Cscoe. ia astonishing variety, Is I'd, Is Cd
Is OF aud ,, per yard
splendid assortment of i-iFrench calicoes, all styles
at the remarkably low prices of Is cd and = per yard
ALSO,
shawls Cloaks Ginshams, Laces, Embroidery, Meri-
noc. Linens. fancy HandkercL cf.. &c &c. 10 i~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
Saxr-Yorlx Market.

AsHES-Some ,ra.ag lot. sold ,O-dsy. Pots % IS a
5s?: Pearls 30.
CoTToN-Aoou, 600 bales sold to day at previous
prices-
FLOUa-The,e is rather hrner feeling in the mar
ket but no activity both parties waiting for the acce'
sy the Cunard Steamer. We quote Genesse - ono
Is: -. Michigan o l2i, Georgetown and Brandy
wine 8 80.
GRAIN-The operation, ssve been very limited A
parcel Of Jersey Corn sold az 20 GEMS and small lot Of
RYE at se a, the boat Oats were plenty at 80 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

INDIA RUB q x-Good, Of every de'sfI Beot,
1 .uch Oye.co,ts Wsiiug Panislo2,s oa'bos Cape
Caps .rfss. Plaster and Lians cloa LIE ,e
servers AR Beds Pillow, Ma M.'Tlns das ar .s a.
ge,her with almost evsry arucls N n Ia SyrTg soN
Naeie.1ie snu Isl Water and Sci Cataa:ne sis'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
rhc - Of slate secuIltIe. wsrc
$500 State Five rnd Halfs, l-ol. l.......

The sales show fn market for State Securities, and
IN advance Indiana aud lllinoi. Bonds.
Sterling Bills are 9 a 9t, Francs 81: 23 The
amount of business light.
The inquiry for Mexican Dollars is rather better, and
they are quoted per preis Have. are par.
No Improvement IN the Moscy Market, and the Do1es
hot w. nun
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

OF somen's sboes worth s. The shop Ess entered
through tbs window and pair Of the boots
found the prisoner and another another boy named
McSorey, who sen, TO the House Of Refsge- ar.
Dough=rty defended the prisoner md conendec there
legal evidence Of the burglary The Court CHARGED
the Jary who found the prisoner Galy and hs was re-
manced for
Mary Mason tried for pc;i; 'sreery-=t'alas :
in bill, from the ps ket Of 1hom.s Meveay Of No -
Cenre-i'-et rhe night oft l5ih October last The
money found on the sidewalk the pf:-oncT. fs't
who denied all IAos ledge of it, and cofisiHan; did
appear Mr.. ohalsr and the Court thought ;he case
made out an4 the Jury found hes Not Guilty
Thoma, Burton, a boy, nPeadcd vita james Douglas.
Heu-s Of Refuge, tried oT Grand Larceny
stealing so in bill. from he window OF the Exchange
oiice of Lew Hail. No 1924 Broadway, the 5a Noysu
ber BY breaking the glass and aosracting money
in hch they by Mr.. Hull, acarm.n "bo
identified the prisoner Abouts OF the noney found
on the Pri.oner The Jpry found him gully, and he
wss r.Dantcl for sentence.
Samuel W,ou tried fcT grand larceny, stealing
dresses, and p,irs of psnaloons shirt worth
setse $9 so iiom the premises OF Bernard Sheridan 43
ChG-st the IA Noyember lest He I'll owed ard
found n of the articles. The jury found bin
guilty aud he remasded for sentence.
u Behring's Eestorative Cordial j. GER
taH cure VI Dyspepsia and Nervous Afectl IL Is
culiaFiy apied these distressing complaints,
not by Constantly pby,icng, but by treugthenne The
system. No mistake be made suppose
tsst Dyspspia or any other dea- lroin debility
he cured hy frequent forced the c. by
pureatIve incidence Where TN. complaint exists the
system air adv weak, and every additional dose
tends 10 make Unore ms Cordial the contrary,
aclns ~ Hc, strengthens ne digestive and
sists them 20 perform tner fJn cesi.ned.
Hence IL IL fuun" be ecacious also disease,
peeu'Iar TO females, which frequently fr
weakness than from ANY other The aged and IN
firm Of both ,ad persons oi Ieutay habits prone
to co,tvencss. no uttered from ns- OF appetite.
experienced benefit fromit Ia convale-ecnce from
ieVers aud ore- acute disorders strength and
individuals s1l ced with Nervous Headache and other
arrangements OF the iGncton have entirely
cured by this remedy.
The Cordial i. pleasan, TO the i;solf
and many acies ant ceIteneh the daily habit OF
taking glass Gf dinner, 10 digestion
Sold al !q1 Fulton street and 2lc! Bowery.
u Christmas comes but once year.
Make a ChOrce selection bookstore Of JOHN p
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
Ncw-York Cnah Tailoring Establishment
RJNGS COUGH CANDY.

4 MOTHER PROFESSIONAL CERTiFICATE.-It
"a affords me pleasure that have not only heard
Mr. C H. RINGS Cough CANDY spoken Of in the
exalted by my professional brethren for tho
oval Coughs, Colds, lnhuenzs &c but from per-
sonsl use have medicinal virtscs which fur
surpassed my belief; and also from knowledge OF It's
ingredients and m scientific mode Of preparation nave
no hesitation pronouucng It remedy worthy OF the
cxtcnted professional as well as public patronage
WM f GRANDiN. NJ. d.,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist 64S Rroadway, NY
II Prepared and for sale by e. Il. Ring, 6i+ Broad.
way. Sod manufacsrers' prices by AYNAk ia Mas
sau- st. and most Druggists n22 i-u
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q S1a5 N.-prrr:nnior, Sale OF BONG

AND MON TGiGE- The Bonds of the original share
ho der. OF the New Briehton Association which there
is nov dae about the ,un OF Three huHdred and Fory
five thousand Dollars the pai OF which l. secured
by morigog- upon all The mining propcrti OF s,i
As.ociati'u will bc sold together with said mortg ge by
: DRAPER j. Auctionser 1t the Nerchant-' Exchange
IN the city of New-Yo.k on Friday, the 1th day Of De
cemher next at o'clock IL the afternoon. Aoply for
particul r, 10 Il. VI. b. II. BLATCHtOhD'
n96 tiJt- No. Hanoyer Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
Christmas comes but once y.nr.,,

u Christmas comes but once year."
Make choice selection AT the Bookstore of JOHN p.
HAVEN, 40. 100 Broadway, between Fulton an! Dey
streets will 5e found tsc f rich aad
BcoEs including ell the splendid Loudos A-nu,l, Rbles.
Prayer Books, &C. and other books suited
Please TO look IN.
n. BAH valuable Books for sale in market may be
had readily al this store. IL ls-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
MONEY MARKET.
saIea at, the s.ocE Exchange. Dec.
Second Board.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales at the Stock Board extensive to
day. and feeling downward Harlem declined |.
Paterson and Canton J. Mohawk and Long Island
proved !.
The sal.s of State secur,ie. were
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
II Offce of the Aoudon and American
PATENT WATER-PROOF CO., IO6 Fulteu street

PATENT WATER -PROOF CO, 100 Fulton street,
where all garments and every description OF Cloth,
Leather a. are -ade mrervious 10 Wet. that the
rs secure from tha osct sf SLOW, damp
while the appearance or of the ar,icles not
chsuged the pores Of the goods Seng sill opou per,
spirauou will freely All articles prepared by
the company are warranted wstcr Proof. Paste may
be had at the Office Boots Shoes and
Leather which secures the from wet fest
damp aud adds TO the softsess and durability Of the
lsatber Go 2awW&Slm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

K Graham House, Sarciay-st. MISS
TRAvER and MRS GOSS respectfully inform their
friends ana the public that they have taken the well
knowR GRAHAM HousE, hitherto kept ~ Mr. r. Goss,
who rc,re, asd having Pu, IN excellent condition
icr wiRte prepared 10 accommodate te" more
permanent Boarders with Psrors Bedrooms only on
reasonable lerms Their Table VIII be supplied with the
best Vegetables Fruits &c that the markets of our City
affords while those who prefer quiet, simple and nstursl
ng aud atmosphere untsiR,ed by the odors o; Alco
no and Tobacco will find here agreeable Home
Iransieni Bcsrders, persons visiting the CITY NC
onaaodaied reasonable terrs. o-s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
By lhis Mornings SeuthsrH hail.

NORTHERN LIoHTs.-There was slight eNAi-
liion on Sunday evening Of the aurora borealis at
Baltimore Between and : o'clock, the Tadie-
zion. OF light in the north were quite brilliant, and
there was pale arch quite across the heavens 1t
soon however faded away
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u The Packc.-zi,iP Independence, Tor
LIVERPOOL. all sal Wednesday, Gu INST at u
ccock. Pis-cur-rs vi he saken on board by steamer
Hefcuie, from hl;cbtiiat that noun
IetItr bag. sil! cos- the Merchants EXchange ahd
Halls, News Room dt 4 uciG h. d.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u Housa,ouic Railroad Bank taken at sar for Cloth
IN, a, s5 CAsthsm-street. Also, the Nes-york State
Safety Fund Banks d4 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

Shps Tsrslinti, Smith. L vcrpoo DePou, Fore,
Charleston; RoHland RIsnchari. Savanna; bark d,
Bassel James Ri.er; hr Isaac Meade, Studley, Derien
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

VESSEL CAPsfzsD-Nc learn from the TX
change Readi-g Room Books, that the schooner
De Kalb, of 80 10 30 tons burthen' rom tne East
crn Shore laden to the bend, win "heat ana other
in~ Of the Laraze,,o bar, ard filed No person
lost. Baltimore Amer. Gtn.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

TT New RooiSs.-Jssl received and for sale at the
Clinton HAIL Bo .hst-re-
POEMS AN9 MEMOIR OF JOHN &. BGAiNARD.-
new end authentic With M original Memoir
Of his Life splendid cdtou. in variety aHd binding
Lives Of Ancient Philosophers ra slated from tae
French of Fcn-lon. hy Rev. John Cormac.
The History of Michigan hy J mes II. Lanman.
Tho American Almanac for lci2
The Scama r Friend, by X II. Dana Jr con'an'ng n
Treltise OF Practical Seamdnshp with Plates. Dicon-
sry of Sea terms Customs Usases of the Merchant
Service and Laws relating the practical duties OF Mas
ter and Mariner
The Tariff of lc4l-2; or Rates of Duties payable on
Goods Wares and Merchandise imported inIo the United
States.
History of Rasseas, by Samuel Joknsou, Ii" D. Min
iatur- Library Edition.
Elizabeth; or the Exics Of Siberia, do, do.
great variety of Holiday Books prices, already
on hand. }. ;. kEpttLLD,
DC Clinton Hall. corner Nassau and BceSman.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

SLATE AND MARBLE BED BILLIARD
- TABLES WI n both Iron and MshOgany Frames over
the Cnmax Eating Rooms, No i; Ann st and l43 Fulton
Tsc creat-s, and best assortment Of Tsha, with AL
he European improvements II full operation. Buy
cr, aud PLAYERS are Invisd to co aud y them. MS If us
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

HEAVY VERDlcr.-This morning IN the circuit
Cour, Of the United States, the jury IN the case o'
the Uuiicd States vs.. James a. heesde' gave a
verdict in favor of Mr.. Reesde Tor The sum Oh
&l88A9 o. Philad Oazctte' o'"'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

The MoRuoss.-Ihe Warsaw III. Sign2l COM
plains bitterly of thcfts committed by the Latter
Day saiats. Their neighbors lose horses, COWS,
clothes, &c, and have little difficulty in tracing
them to NauvoO. The same paper suggests that
Joe Smith has Pocketed all the money arising from
the sale OF lots. and hints tina. he will ere long
take the Sabine Slide We cut from i, the fol-
lowing account of new peeping stone just dis
covered by the Prophet.
We learn from the most indisputable authority,
that Joe ha- found a new peep;ug stone. lh@
circumstances Of its discovery are rather curious
and We give them as received. He was walking
some evening, ago with a young lady, Cor woman,
winch ever you peasc,) when suddenly ne dar'ed
aside und lcaped INTO cellar, when ne pr 'ently
cried out now came here" and = how shall
re, out" The Lady with this, seized hrn and
raised him as though he had been child. Joe
then stated the miraculous manner OF his being
drawn by the power Of God into the cellar, and
to the very spot where laid the stone, which tie
ssy, has the remarkable property OF enabling him
to translate unknown languages, and TO discover
the place where treasures are hidden.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
BENNINGTON. RUFFALO, AIlegasuy

- Olean. Hsnsstonic Rai Road and hed baek 'iohe5.
all the Banks this State, ;0ken wnon any oisc?"nt
for Cloths Casseres Vestng. FiaEnsis, sc az tce or-
cash price No. fcl Greenwch-sueet near CaAa!
d3 lvis-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

DEERs,s AuEnECAN COUCH CANDY.
T.:- :. eparsiso offered 10 the Public az an ~
faiibe cure for all the diseases Of Human Liza rather is
composed Ct great number Of p'steSded rare orela
few but it /. a .ompound mostly OF simple Veg~Hhiss
which grpw soil! and Is with eonhdance offered
TO the Public the best remedy before introduced
for Cosyhs, Colds Hoarsensss, Sc
Warranted in all case, TO afford relief
Manufactured and sod by THOs. y. PEERS, No. 2oo
Broadvay between Warren and Chambers -ts NIL inir
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

MELAS cHoLY DEhrn OF YouNG LADY.-A
beautiful young lady named Eliza Bradley, aged
about Is, was found drowned in n mill-pond in
bardiord few DAYS siuce. Circumstances lead
to the belief tina; she had bccomr the unfortunate
victim of ner seducer, and then destroyed her own
life 10 conceal her shame. Hartford Review
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

u Rooms and Bourd.-Gcuucmca wishing TO
engage Apartments and Boarding for the Winter will be
accommodated reasonable terms IN the new and
excellent house No L. City Hall Place not minute
walk North Of the Pos Office. and couycrcnt to Broad
way. Ws and Pcarl-s,reet.. Those who have not yet
made arrangements for earnestly invited to
call before engaging elsewhere, every effort will here
be made to ensure the comfort and satisfaction Of the
hosrders. t9 d. If
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nI3 luis.

u Particular Ncuce.-rhose person. having
furniture of any description 10 dispose of who are
breaking up house keeping will find ready sale for any
portion all Of their goods by sendug their address, o.
calling upon tho subcrber. Goods cny amount pur-
chased OF I'm t2l COTTON l97 Chatham sueet
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

d. 81
IOssN TcGARE ~ Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
- OFFICE % Nassau-st
RErspExc1s Hon. NJ II. Grinre. II. Brsyoor,. Esq,
W irving. Prof ReuNick. NIB m
ITUTsON,s INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
] No 5oo. Pearl Roadway ni6 lm's'
4 SINGING sU..0Oi. viii be commenced by
- Mr. g. WiMAN N the Lecture Room OF the Bran
ard Church. R,vug FRIDAY evenirs Dec
l0l. Persons wishing to learn the rutiments of Music
are invited 70 attend
Tickets for the quarter ST. be had at the place of
meeting d y
,SHEET INDIA RUBBER OVERS HOES
= f,r Ladies and GeFtlemcurhe best bandsom-st ard
cheapest kind of Oysr-hocs ever Invented Made and
sod by : T. Shll II SUN
d. I'm Cd Chatham aud Isl Wster-sts
DOCKS ar AUCTION.-THIS EVENING
ID a, the New-York LoGg Room, lc9 Broad*ay Hili be
sold hy ROYAL GURLEY, large and valuable colec-
ton Of standard Miscellaneous Book embracing many
/ desirable works
FRIDAY EVENISG-Heairal ard Miscellaneous Phi
yate Library
SATURDAY EvENING-Elecant Lonton Books-An
ex,et ye and 6ne collection of London Edro1s Of stand
ara Miscellaneous Books sa4 beautiful illustrated vol
uues. -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

J The Youn. Choir, School Singing Book
original aud selected by Wm. B. Bradbury, and { ~
saaIers The attention of Teachers psrtcuc:;, re-
quested tho following notices. just received by the Pso
AsaeIs:
New YORK, October a. ls4l.
Messrs. DAY1os & SAxros- tientlemen-I huve exam
ined your valuable liitlc musical publication The Yousg
Choir End feel rratifed to he abe express my
d.uO8al appreciation sf the 1t lGst tAc thnc
wanted for juvenile classes aud hope il may be widely
aaa extensively patron,zcl.
am respectfully yours, :. 2. PGND.
Late vocal Lelder of the y y Sacred Nusc Society.
Me-sEs. DAYTON & SAxToS--i duye rcc"ivcd the copy
Of an, Young Cnolr Toy ~. 3. Bradbury G. W
Sanders aud have examined II Thoroughly and with
grsa' pleasure. Tho muse clas aud simple
eXcrl.ncI,s IN musical worh. The rraugementls well
des gncd and executed and know of work OF tas knd
better Gale lated 10 do good The work also contain'
enough oi the Elements of music, to ali purpo
scs for youth
doubt but will nford satisfaction schools for
children and yOnh and hope wilt obtain general use
c. P.SMiTH May or Of Brooklyn.
OctoteI 20, sll.
ID. n =. also publish New Collection OF Iustrumentr
Music consisting of Solos, Duets and Trlos the Flute
Violin aud VDliDceo. from the works o Beethoven Mo
zert, Haydn, Re lin, Walsh Strauss, and other eminent
to which added brief for zach
igstTument.
Also in press-"The Northern Harp" consisting OF
original sacred and moral adapted the mos pop
uar melodies for the Pano-torte aud Guitar. By Mrs.
Mary s. b, Dana, suthor of The Southern Harp
DAYTON & SAXTON
OF Nas.au Fulton.