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New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT THE CLsNAX,
l4e Fu!ton-street and Il a F.. n-Strs Z

11o Fulton-street and Il Ann-Street.
Thus says tho Eii;or Of the Planet:-
rvvy KEApIxG RooM-Wi ithOuI DOUBT one OF the oes
and ON, of the sst convenient places IA the c'N 10 ga
b ,h news of the dar is At the ClNex Eating House
No I; Ann.sttest runaing through 20 Fulton rect Al
this well conducted ana popular establishment there are
;wentv six marble tables wiki leadsg journal on eHo
zen. and have the opportunity OF iaslrs ihe
eatc &C. and reaaing the latest papers from az parts {"
on the table II strikes US 'ha' shI'
-aRgegcut superior anythas ever attempted IA ''
city. aud We have no doubt will prove great ~
his extensively pa,ronzed ousc OF rcreshmcnt Under
he management OF Ills genteRanly proprietor me "
max. pleased harm rsPldly IN crs'>lng III pa
ard popular favor ani doubt not VIII continue
10 receive Its full share of public support Step IN.
MI 90
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CORoNER'S OFFICE.

UCI
The Coroner on Saturday kod inquest at the Aims
Hoase in the Park body OF an uuknoSn newly bo
m,e infant found dead Oh the ssak rI>on-sreet,
next door TO hntaouysireet early Saturday morning
f. wa. conveyed 10 ,e Dcal House the Park where Dr..
4 Crrveiag executed posi-ia rtcm exclamation, and
as:era.ncd BY The usual that to ufant had never
broathed. Vcr.iet jury. thAt stiil-bo.n
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

The brig Susan for iavsn. to"ed out Of the river
yesterday morning aud when IN the act Of filing her top
sa. the brig fell or ard fosl of the steamboat Her
cules, carried away head out~aer, boh-tays jbbOom
guys ard done other damage On.qiently she had to
return Ia repair damages
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q ssa5.os0.-Percmptory sale Of BONDS

AND MoRTGAGES-The Bond, Of the original share
holders Of the New Brighton Association, which there
i nov due about the Of Three hundred aud Forty
i've Thousand Dollars the pa. men OF which Is secured
by mortgage upon all the remaining proPeftv OF s,id
Association @ sold together with SAID mortgage, by
: DRAPER Jr Auclioneer at the " rchsnt> Exchange
ia the CITY Of New-York on Frday the eth day Of De-
cemher next al o'clock IN the afternoon. Apply for
parricularst 4. M & 2 II. BLATcHFORD,
n26 tDlI No Hanoyor-st
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IA.EYER ., DIARY

07 iOe H. u.s. 263 u.s. III, ls 70, So A. So g. g.
Pas72 2-q72 60, 6s g. u IS, 2;s $50, 6a, IA, o.
IA ~.
Ths Sesond Par, of the Common Plea, will be held in
the room OF the Assistant Aldermen.
SUPERIOR CoURT- ? 4, u, O. 10. II, 10, Il, Is
l6, II, l5, l9 30. 81, III.
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TIoN sal. ES
BY 8. DRAPER. Jr.
; 81 Witi.an-street, co'x-r of Pine

FRIDAY. Dccembsr Il.
At o'clock I, the Mcretsn Exchange.
For farther particular, advertisement sigred f.
1. 4 : E. Eischfard.
Die Farm with large cling sGd out. house etc Ha
erstra~. Roek!aaS County. New-fork. payable IN
with per interest, aud having atduousl So
lrty ai;ache. thereto will be expressed the
L sale SAID Fsru. considered worth i've times The
mount OF the uerissge
Sii5O00 BsSps MoRrcAcEs-Three husdTed an
orty fse thousand dollar. of the Bonds Of the ergis
sock Of the New Brightor Association. ehich
asrs ia now due .boHt the of SS+o eco. Tho pay
isn of which secured BY mortgages uPon all The re-
,,rninr of .sid association.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
ROWERY AnPdslTGaEATRE,
Nh ~ sgowpry,

riNKIS EVENING, D csmbsr :, the performance viii
/ commence with grand ;mlzoR Ertree'
iiorscm s>hp By Master Aymbr, pupil OF Mr. oefF'
hi. fr.t appearance.
After which the laugbabo of Cupid IL the SCOT
Bag.
Negro Extrayagarzas, by Master Diamoud, Whi;locs
,nd +. G. Booth
Doors open at quarter past o'clock, Performance
commences at1.
Boxe. 81 cents. Pit - cents. DO
Sg.ATG AND MARBLE BED BlLLlAiit
- TABLES. wnh both iron snJ Mahogany Francs, o'e
the Cimax Ea,iue Rooms No II Ana 81 aHd lil Fulton
81 Tse greatest ard ~ assortment Of Table vtn a.
tho European improvements are FL operation. sny
ers amd players lnvSd to call ana then uS II "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
RINGS COUGH CANDY.

MOTHER PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE.--H
affords pleasure that have not only beard
Hr. c II RINGS COUGH CANDY spoken OF IN the
as exalted by my professional brethren for tho
eioya of Coughs Colds, Influenza. &c. bat from per-
,onal use have ostsL it, medicinal ylrtacs, which Tar
urpa,.ed my beef and, also, from knowledge OF its
rrre!ients and it, scsnfc mode Of preparation have
no hesitation pronouuciug II remedy worthy oil 'no
most extended professional well Us public patronage
VIM + GRANDlN, N. D..
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist 6ie Broadwsy, Ny.
r Prepared aud for sale by e. u. Riug, oli Broad
way Sold manufacturers prices by Af MAX l1t Nes-
,a, st and mo.t Druggists. n22 hu
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

ship Ta.O.;a. Smith, Liverpool R L : Dyssn; Mos
lem French, EIsell
Bark Ctzen. Bunker New Orleans Barstor & Pope.
Brig Belle Myers. Wilmington. nc.
ScBfs Chief sachem, Tuck-r, Eastpori, Ne; T K Bo
ton. Trayefs, ltmorc: A Appleton Nickerson. Boz.
tor; St Derry. Post Mobile, Haribsr Co; Emma
Webster, Mobile II Sise.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
uI5ope Tota, As4.iueuee Relief soeie-


ty-Tne >=coad Meeting OF his So.isly vii be ieid tar
evening" IN the clurch OF the Rev. Mr. Adams IN broom
-, r-,rly oono.,s Centre AZ O'Clock Ii Is hoped
the don II " Dw!gst. OF S:ockbsi4se, Mass, VIII AZ
d,e,s the audience i, slso s-Vra o,hsr senieGeh "ho
fors their own III dellnea.e the Ks'ases oi
Intsmneraacc re,-rs IN L.quo-s- TpIers. DrunSard'
Tho nnbi. generally and 4iie, IN pafticu.ar, re
spec fully iGy!t-d 20 attend .,
r. n ,1yo,o,,.-s Ssorc,,rv d6 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

o. The weather "a, New-Orleaus was oppres-
svcly ,carn on the Oath ult They had had a
frost about tho lst ult and since that the weather
had grown warmer and warmer.
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= i c D

In this city Dec short Illness, in the 4Oh year
his age Sir George C. Howe.
His friends and those nf his br.thers John NJ and Bez
aleel and the members of The Society of the Cincinnati
,re reoe,ted to attend his funeral this afternooa at
o'clock from his late No lO9 Allen ST. without
farther invitation.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

70" Two brothers named Cooper were recently
hunting at Easton, Md, vixen one was killed by
the accidental discharge Of the others gun.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

a BYAsrLr HusBASD.-The Boston Post gives
an account of distressing case which occurred IN
that city last week a smart, fashionable looking
Individual, named John Phillips, was compla'ne
of for leaving his wife in of utter dcstitu-
,ion While she was lying in n dying state at
home, divestod of every comfort tending to Sooh
IKE pangs of dissolution, he was enjoying hims eli
AT champagne frohe. She died on Saturday.
and there was not to be found in the miserable
room where she breathed her last, cveS a decent
sheet to lay her out in, a cap to put upon her
head Her disease consumption, aggravated
bv the conduct OF Phillips.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

~" Red River louisiana had Just risen five
feet. at the date of our last advices. and steam
boats were plying upon it briskly.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

--
WRrcK.-The schooner Renown, of tins city,
hence she sailed on the 9Th, with cargo 0,
..l, hay, leather, grapes, champagne wine, anu
,o,,.r. was wrecked on the next night near ou''',
tuck inlet, in gale. Her rigging was "e'
carried away. and the crew wa' saved VII" ''"
siderable difHaultv The vessel viii DC a '0'a'
loss the cargo will be saved damaged ''s's
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
lRkg mann takes pleasure III i7iortHirs tae
SsGvOR JOHN SAGEL,


z r e - = n.
vi CERT pcs.posed u.lTUFSDhf EVENING. gh'
7th nst1ni.--Mr. WEBSTtR respectfully announces tha
his Corcert which have taken place on Monday
evenAr. deferred 90 obge Mr. Rakcmanu) uls TuE>
DAY EVE Ming, uheu II will take place at the Broad
way Tahsrnacle to commerce at htif past o'clock
Tickets IS cents escn-one ticket admitting esn'lsman
and ny-;o be had ut Dayton Ssxtos'-, d. tansAh"
J. : Rstfsids. ". Mnb,. Il Wall At and at the door
on the evening OF the Concert
hr. W takes pleasure in announcing that hr RAhh
MANN sas kindly consented to play al Overture at AZ
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

Particular No;icc.-Tho.e persons havins
furniture Of any description TO dispose OF who are
oreaSiug up house keeping will find ready sale for an!
orton or sill their goods by sending their address OF
calling upon the subscriber. Goods 10 sny amount rur
S.s ~ Inn Cal r COTTON. lg7 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

10 A, the latest date. from Nashville the Le-
r;.ature had postponed farther action on the cleo
10, Of o. S Senators, in consequence of the sick
,e.. of Mr. ReneaD, Wing Senator.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
pE;NMANSHIIP

au mastery command Of the pen. which ms spe
cimcns snd practical exemp6caoni viii illustrate 'ha
they possibly ever ioe IN their future practee
Mr. c. has received the FIRST PREMIUM three -ucctss-
i've ysGr, for the SPECIMENS or oFFHASp PES%AS
sr, exhibited at tho FAKs of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Terms. FIVE DOLLARS, Including Stationery, pay abi;
IN advance
Bennett, systam of Book Keeping taught BY praet
cal accountant 90 vi
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
BY ROYAL GURIEX.
STORE 1872 Bscs cspwAy-NEw-foSs Less Rooa

FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
or the LATEST VAIL AND wIsrSR pArrsSSs,
Can be found st tho
vev-yorls Cash Tailoring Esta abiishincut, ,
laS Fulton-st street. near Broadway,
Where particular attention Is PAID to cutting Pants ~
any stye customers may wih aud MADE at the short
uoiiec. great variety of Diamond, Nine ard Bond
trce Beavers for Overcoals, msdc To order, style
by none and prices 10 su the most econom
zeal Also usual full assortment Of West-of England
md French Cloths together with the Woolcn, Nevets
's,hnieres Brccaie and ether Silks Cor Hestiugs CON-
arises as full N be found in the city.
Strict punctusy observeI in filing orders. Cash on
ielivery, and abatement IL prices.
B.-Those persons want OF good and fashionable
moderate price invited to call aud ex-
n,nc style and quats before Purchassg else"here
as Mr. Gayisrd gives his wholc attention 10 the cutting do
,ar,ncnt whose name is guaranty for 6rst-ratc
II, oIu &c BOOTH. Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

OGr The arbitrators in the of Hill vs. Bar
ton, in the famous newspaper quarrel at Concord,
N. H. have awarded the former $500: he claimed
SO 600
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

u The case of the Malek Adhei' at Baltimore
VA. probably closed on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

N A Mr. VIM. Wilson at Chester, n. j., was
killed few days since by the accidental discharge
of his gun while hunting. The foot of a dog he
was curesshg caught the trigger and caused the
discharee
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

nv ORDER If Chare, J. H1'b-rt Fec. Supreme Coar.
!1 Comm .,aner notice ), hereby gwen, pursuant me
n ,,on statute auth ri'iag aachnen sEair,t
s.dent debtor. thai staohmsni has s2ainT the
ale ofJJh Bu- j.. r,,idenO OF soushp pO in the Territory
Wi.con,n Az h all be ,od for he payment Of
.h unie, he sppear and diteage ,uoh snachrepi,
drg law thin nine month. f. h f1t publication OF
den s , STATE and in delivery 10 him for his
pop-ry ithn thi stae r~ol ginS ia aIfa and me
anf,r of by him. iorbddsn by s~ ana arc
I'D. Dated ths 2ith day of Soy-nbef, lSIl
dsIawsn oh. MARSH, AtPy for ht!sesiis Steaisf,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

pA Military State Convention meets at Frede-
rex. Nd to-day. Its object is to form militia
law for the State.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
CrHAp als.INa. &c.

~ w 1EgH& ~ CO. 3i5 Broad~ay, are no"
tT..elag six, Of all kiris remarkably lo". Those IN
quest Of Christmas present. for the Ladies, will hnt
this an excellent opportunity Of purchasing rich md
elegant gift at a very PRICE.
Is pieces rich high aoored silks only Is sd per yard
40 pieces beautiful Chine silks with n lot of heavy n
ia Striped Reps aud u few pecss rich Broche Pou de
Soles, all one prize. only s. per yard.
A large 10, of Cheue Pou do So.ss Of most exec 9n
quality for IS 81, I'd and Is 6d-worIh 81
Also, black and blue black silks; 0m5or. ~ateFcd
striped figured and striped Silks in great vafic
~, equs l. low.
loO piece. rich yard wide founrd washing Silks, only
Cd per yard.
MOuSELTNE DE LANES.
A lot of4 A all wool Mouscine dc Lanes, only D.. q;
per yord.
Rich Paris Mou.cIine dc LANES ia great variety at
Supcrfne Plain de LANES. all oo only 81 Cd per yao
CALICOEs.
Frs; rate shilling Caooes.
English Cslsoc. ia astonishing variety, Is ID, Is 3D.
Is 81 and ,, per yard
splendid Of A 4French CalicOes. all styles
a, remarkably low prices of Is Cd and 81 per yard
ALSO,
shawls. Cloass Gn2 hams, Laces, Embroidery, heri-
noes. Linens. fancy HardkercL.ef.. SC &c DO lS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

FINk9E EO0Nss fEVG GG EsVV9A
oaice = Bo ery-The Young Peoples Book, or Si'e,
szine of L E.eiul and Ensriainug knowledse Edited
BY John Ffost A NJ. and Morton hcAichael
Content Is OF the December 40. Vol /, No. l.
Tie Future CoWnodOre by Prot j. kensha" BelcheT,
author Of Around the Nori,' SC. tllustrated)
The relr and Smile, 10y T. = Arthur
The High school Observatory, by Sears c. Walker
(lllu-trstat)
Self Instruction in the Art @; Composition.
Ssnnet--rAe OcceE
Mara rh.r sa Reviewing her Troops by MaFiAn H.
An Evening At Rosete.th. (ulus,ra;ei)
Juan Fernandez by Prof, Rembrandt Pele.
The Arts Ia Italy. by ~ =. w. Ruschenberger.
l.esu not Oh Earth. ~ VI. A. p.
The Artist the Poet and Emperor, Historical Tale,
Translated from the French sy Hall Grandget illus
tratec.)
AsoIosue by r. Penn Smith
Tie Two Dsa.h Beds or ihe paiHtcr aud the Queen -
(Illastra;ec9
On Animal aad Vegetable Instinct, by Prof ROSIey
DIG glIn,on.
Ne1 Books.
Emb- His h meats.
The Future Commodore engraved by Dick.
View Of the Great Telescope Of the Hign school oo
Mai, Thcresa Revie ing her Troops. engraved by '"
B. Mlo.
Thr Viper HOra-d Viper, ael Rct;lesnake, 'aEraved
by C. y. PsrTn-ls. u,p
Nnot. :, D.
mele. -,
T-rm.-Sa co per in advance. or lsi cents a
s,pcle No plb-aed mOut1lv-GeIy.re red IN any ART Oh
,as -itv and Brooklyn. and by nal 10 all parts oi
the Hated States and the Canals. b.
sa3,, ISRAEL POST s3 BoTery
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VFLUENZA AND COLDS
SGERMAN'S LOZENuES.

SH RM ANS Luz ENUEH.
EVIDENCES = their great worth IN relieving
l. cough. Col5s Cons ump;ior, Whoo9in2 Cough: isih
rn.. Headache Pap;stion, Lo@zess OF spIiis, worms
AM all ae-vou. ei-eSse.
Dan! " FRYE. EsG No - avenue.
", RAIDER 10 Chatham 81 the famous segar dealer,
Mr. Z q. Suacy. mahogany dealer,
Gel Z : Bspson 2l9 Bleecker st
Benj Cronsie, 100 Fulton It.
And msry Others have bssn cured by them Wsolesais
and r,ia at Il Nassau l@s Ro+ery l R.eecA er, -.
Hudssn - East Broadway and i57 Fulton street Book
iyn. iH''
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

~ The Baltimore Patriot says that their har-
Dor is crowded with vessels Of all sizes and de-
,crptions.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

e 1t is said that Col. BEsroS still lies dan
eerousIy i'll at his residence in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

u Housa,oQic Railroad Bark ,sken nj par for Cloth
ing u. IS CasthAm-street. Also, the Ney-YOrk Stale
Safety Fund Banks d4St
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

~ The Globe pub,ne. letter contradicting
the report OF the death of Hon. Dixon H. Lewis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

" George D. Wall, formerly baggagenan on
the Syracuse and Utca Railroad, has been con-
ricted of grand larceny in robbing the trunks OF
passengers, and sentenced 10 the State Prison for
five wears
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
wITCnEs AVID JEW WILEY,

~ VERY I.OW-An descriptions OF Gold aGd Sill
E-I.Tb ger Lever Anchor Escap-nent Duplex, LeP'ne
G.5 ,nd Verge Watches Diamond ra. ana AMI, %sss,
Pencils h.n- aud jevery for sse a. fe.s" I,
ao a, sny o,h.r lace 10 the City Watches ana Level,
g -,eaa5.d OF hr1rh, Gold Watches a. 10" as tS3 AID
"a ssrs An watches warranted TO keep good time, or
osy r.tutnod Watches and Clocks repaired IA me oest
n.., md asranLsi at much less tha tie usual pfiees
- ~ or ,he Goes, xorkmen in America.
= JUG &. c. ALLEN, Importer OF
Watches aud Je-sIry, ~holessle and retaii,
m ,r ~ w-ii -i,~es. mp stair.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
gv ;ais Mornings SOuiherH dali.
morning.

r There wa. no mail from New-orleans this
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

The notes of the following Banks refused by
the brokers Hoasatonc J-mes, ST. Lawrence, Water
town, Staten Island. Alegary Co. Canal Bank Osve
go The notes of the Lockport Banking Gnd Tru., ca
still bought.
Nothing doing Foreign Exchange. Specie is nl.o
nactive the fol Towing the Spanish Dollars
per cent premium, Mexican DO !, Spanish pouboops
SIG so Patriot do - % SilvSr and Goh par
I he Money Market continues 10 be very tRhi, aud pa
per sells il he It 10 y per cent per mouth 1t
mus, be No. paper to sci! at P0r cent Tlis strlc
The money market keeps the Domestic Exchapg gcs
high rates. Mobile Certificates held hign IL
per ccnt
correspondent, of the Evening Pos, states that the
circulation of lhe HOusalonic Railroad Is s21 0G6 on de-
nand a0d So 000 of Post Notes leugh Of time. The
whole properly of the Company, worth million Of dol
ars, pledged for their redemption and If the notes
paid within twenty days after jen.nd Commission
ers appointed by the proper authorities, authorized
sell the Road for that purpose. meeting of the stock
holders has been called make provision for their notes
The Free }an6s whose securities with the Comptroller
appear be ,uicent have been notified 10 make far
ther depos.tes portion of their circulating
notes. This is very commendable precauuon on the
part of the Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
4 NJ { s E Me \ L S T..

NIB. BHANAN has the honor to sRsounce tbs
vi ne will give CONCERT At Rutgers iesiiiu'e OF
Mord-y Evening, Dec. 8, TO commence nj O'CLOCK
PRoGRANME.
Part I.
A:~ood's cel-b-s.ed Cantata- The Soldiers
Dream Tae Poetry by CaHPball. -
Scotch Souk. Blue RonEets the Border
FNyorit. ballad - Wonsu ....------:---- a u.
Celebrated SOur-- W liam Tell -----.-- bianaI
Irish Melody Love. Young Dream -- L. ao0Fs
Song - Blaes Eyed Susan The Poetry oy
Gay. Composed BY Lev, ridge. tse celebrated
Bass sisser. II The reign of Green Anne.
PartII.
Song - The Last WoTcs OF M,rmioG'. Poe
uy ~ 81. Waiier Scott------.-------..----
Sous --- The Miniature The Poetry BY u. z MOTT
Song Sally in our rAl-y'...-.-........ Cary
Rurass celebrated Song. A Mans Man for a
tna' ..---:---.---
BY particular request. Ally Croaier and
(ioosey tiaE;er Observation-Disclosures
Song. The Bay OF Blscay' y'..-..............
Tickets 81 each-Childrrn half price. To pa had a.
A;~il.. HewiIi's. Dubois, Joes, aza hlllet. Musii
nd AZ DAYTON { SaNiou's BOOKSTORE d p
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

Mosr HORRIBLE MuEDER--The knoxville
Teun.) Register Of the 10th, contains an account
ofa most atrocious outrage Perpetrated at Athens
on the 18th. Mr.. NcMahun left home on bus
mes. in the morning, leaving a negro boy about lS
years of age with Mrs. McMahon, her daughter II
or u years ofage and a child about earold. Da-
ring the day the negro murdered Mrs NJ and her
daughter by cutting their heads nearly off with an
axe The little child was not injured, and was
found fondng about hi, little murdered sister
rhe murderer had bees heard Of but not captured
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
roolh Acnr-sele,lsd name.

Tooth Acne-ceisstsd name
Mot lu.tls damned 10 everlasting tine'
WHY vii yCu h'er tn Tooth ache a non yeu
w en- have IL cured for - cts warranted never 10
ache gain.
suffers are invited es and ;c't the merits OF my
Nerve Pa.te certain -nd safe remedy Free snii-
ling Cecaye Teeth filed in ,bs best manner FOR 8 10
, Other operations according ely. DIR. Pearson sur
gem Dsstisi !43 Canal street 'i I'm
rryuR MAHOGANY EAKD, No. 4O7 Wasa
iDaton street, adjoining the steam Sa" NM Is sup
ped with large and generally well seA'Cnsi stecA
Naho. .ny Boards PIa@k, aud Josts; anu 'sEeers o'
tie holly ahog fry, maple BLACK walnut ro-a 700"
10 .e,t market prices. Bnil4ers manu-
an; others fnd ther advantage to cilI before
~ -. tybore "a mi,-
I,sCpJC COAL Tor maH nfictnrers, saprnof
! artc!.. now dlscharglnz from bsr11e Mary Barber
fot of Besch street n. K For ale IN lot 10 .ut pHf
chaser, by ~ " Si.U :" ~ iNo -
"a Corner If Iaizht.
,,EHl.olz URGAN EOR sALE-"i'h
manoyanv case sarlshis and two organ stops ana a
swell. IuIsire a. g BIrton-st.eeI co
BENNINGTON, BUFFALO,, AlesnNny
- nl,an nsu.atouic Rail Road and Red Back Money
or all the Bank. IN this State taken WITHOUT an; csco"n'
for lor, Ca.-sre- We tins FanHeis, &c al the io~-
M ca, price At No Isl Green ~ich Il eet near Cani!.
d3 lwI--
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06


uThe Young Choir, School Singing Book
original and selected by WIN. Y. Bradbury, and ~
Ss.der Tae asutiop of Teachers is particularly re-
quesed 10 the following notices JUS, received by 'he rne
New- York. October y, lsf.
Mo,.r, D.yroS & SAxroS-G Gcntemen--l have exam
incd your valuable little musical publication me iou's
Choir" feel rrasd be able t" express my rhc"n'
duonsl approba,os .f the 1t Is just tRe ihing
wanted for Juvenile classes and hope 1t may DC "ue
and extensively pa,ronizod
am respectfully yours, ). B. POND
Late vocal Leader Of the y. Y. Sacred Music Society.
Messrs. DAYTON SAxroS-I have received the copy
of" The Young Choir" by w. B Bradbury and I. "
Sanders. and have examined it thoroughly and WIN
great pleasure Tae music chaste and simple tive gres
excelencies IN musical work. Tho arrangement Is vel
yued aud executed and know of work o: the Slnc
better calculated do good. Tho work also coutaus
enough of tho Elements of music, 10 sll purpo
ses for youth.
chdreu and yon,h and hore it will obtain general
c. T. SMITH, Mayor OF Brooklyn
October 90 1871.
II New Books.-Jast received and for sale at the
Clinton Hall Boskstsre-
new sad authentic collection. with orsissl Memo.r
Of has L., splendid edition ia variety asd binding
Lives of the Ancien, Philosophers, translated from the
French of Fenrlou. by Rev. john Cormsc
The History OF Michigan bv James H. Lahrian.
The American Almsnac for lo12
The Seamas's Friend by X h. Dana IT. containing 3
Tfes,ss on Prsctcsl Sesmsnship, with Plates cuon-
sry Of Sss terms Customs usages OF the Msrchspt
Service and Laws relating TO the practical dues oi
Ter and Mariner
Ths TariT OF ls4l-2; Rates of Duties payable or
Goods Wares and Merchandise imported Into the Unites
States.
History of Rassela., by Samuel JoARson, LII. D. Min
isture Library Edition
Eiixabe;h; or the Exiles Of Siberis, do, do.
great variety OF Holiday Books a. low prices Seso
ou hand JS kE6FiELD.
DC Clinton Hail. corner Nassau and Seokman.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
CRSND vocal LAND lNsTRUN@S
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Mr. RAKENANN respectfully lnorlns hi. friends
the public that he sIl We a Concert Monday ihts
evening. Dec s. Shich OCCASION be has secured th
CtSCHISI GARIS PriEs Douns ii ths Theatres -
CARO- Naples ST. Banetetto AZ Nenezl and ihe ltaist
Opera London kc- &c. ~ho viii raks her nrst sp
pearanc- before the American pubic NJ Il. hNoOF
th- 3istng yIolnc-Lo player; Mr. William Sehar
f7nherg III perform Grand Dlo for pianos WIZ Mr.
RasemauR and Nr Tlmn. who Will preside al the piauo
For part cIlars see Programme.
nr Raks mann takes pleasure III 7forrHng the Puole
that S,ENOH JOHN SAGEL,
hArng dela ed hi, cpar,urc for few days. has Arc'
consented nd the of hi> talent 70 sr n
CoHcert, hica he VIII perform Trio. by Reissieei
for pi,uO violin and voiIuceo. with Mcssrs hGoop AZ
Gakcmann and G.andcs Variations. b. Osborne aG- ID
BerioL
Tickets 81 each to he had the principal music
Ard, Concert evening at the door Concert
cc,,m..rca,S o'.I,cs d6 L.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

70 Natchex Mississippi, is recovering rapidly
from the effects of the pestilencc Of 1889 and the
devastating tornado of 1910 The amount of
building there this is probably greater than
in any other inland city, and her business is very
grrat