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New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
The following from the official rcpor; of the stuator
of the New Orleans Bank, on the AN Of December

Thl Oswego Herald that IN consequence of the
failure OF the Commercial Bank OF that place, there had
been an active run on the Os~ego Bank After draining
large amount OF specie the had subsidized, and the
s IN in regard 10 It's ,oIvency hat passed away Nearly
all The circulation up, hui the Bank had com
meneod paying GU, its paper agarI.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
Second Board.

$1,000 H. Skies .. 25i 1890 Ind. Bonds bin 90!
Very little doing in Foreign Exchange. City bills are
held Al st Southern from Il lie 81 according to the
estimation in which ibey held Francs S,52!.
The Directors of tho nutchess County Ba-k about
TO apply to the Legislature for reduction If Their cai-
tai iro Elk hundred thousand three hundred thousand
dollars.
The situation Of the Bank Of Louisiana the lh De-
cenber was according tn. Official report, as follows
LIABILITIES ASSETS.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

u Soor,s and Bonrd.-Gerte1aes wishing to
engage Apartments, ,ad Boarding for the Winter VIII ne
accommodated aeie terms III the neT a-c
cxcssn, house No - Civ Hail Place minutes
walk North of the Pos Office and convenient TO Broad
way, Wall PesIl-sIreets Those who have net ct
arrangements for the winter earnestly invited TO
call before ragrs ei.eshere every effort Will here
be made the comfort and satisfaction OF the
h,arJer. {2j d. If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

By Bangs. Richards & Plat.
~ ON tuesday Evening, al G! O'Clock at the
Auction koom- -
PAisTIsGs-A valuable and choice collection OF oil
Paintings by minent American ARTISTS mostly elegantly
frameu comprising variety of mIer sting suhJccts-
y,any of tnem works of great labor ana OF esteemed
ueuL -
FAMED ENcRAvIsGs.-Also, rich variety o hnc En-
or wings in elernn, lii frames Perrups about selecting
articles for presents will find many Of the above elegant
and appropriate rs Hoyday GIFTS
They viii be arranged for examination on me Gay OIL
sale. u'0
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
IIOLYDAY PRESENTS.
GIFTS FOx Tnss kaonlDs. *

GIFTS FOX 4 ~ +. sHr o. II =.
For sale at the Clinton Hall Bookstore al the lowest
Cash Prices.
NLEGANTIi boupd an" tue editions Of the Bilc o.
IA all -ixcs, from 3uuc qsarto. T. t4neut OF Tho
usual sze. The Book OF Common rfa -, OF all s'z'
IT,. Pictorial Hiu..1ations Of the BiJie-in three
complee-,uperb.y 5ouah III morocco s'I'' aud II cloh
Eastern arts and 4utiqri.ies-i3O illus,ra
publication iro the Religious Tract S5ce'y, III
siJ QsGdrup,ds (Biagey.) ~i,h 6 beautiful ensra-
% ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1912
The Drduing RoOm Scrap Book with poctsa 'lnstra-
tons by May Ho~I.t: 30 enssavings, and elegantly
The BooL ofaIe Boudoir: or the Court Of Queen Vic
torla ofmgnl, u,saed Portraits Of the -nsc
Mobility 81 series, siti pocucai illustrations bound IN
The keepsake edit. by the Counties. of Blcs.ingt-n
thrcan beautiful Embellishments, elegantly hoG"d
CRIMSON silk.
sinrton; wi 10 splendid eusravns of hcr Mae-ty the
Gu cn and other distinguished adcs-bound N hl"e SIX
Heaks Picturesque A"nHGi: history and description
OF P-rs loil ny "irs tore, with Il highly hhsed en-
craving hound green cloth AID silt
The Cabinet of Modern Dirt; edited by Alaric Watts
Illustrated with "A splendid csgrnvines-n scadidivo-
umc elegantly bound la Turkey morocco. eN "a gilt
Tie Gems Of frt.a Token of Remembrance, illustrated
with % elcsaG,y engraved p ates a beautiful voiamc'
elegantly bound 10 Turkey morocco, extra
The JuDeHie Scrap Book by Mrs Ellis, with IL hca"u
fUl pa.e-
Friendships Offering and Uinttr's Wrsati-l0 hraut
titul pite,--mhosse cd morocco.
The FORGET Me-not viii II exquisite engraving By
Frederick >nos NOR eco, richiy gut
AMERICAN ANIMALS FOR loi2.
The Ttsiet. CHRISTMAS and New Years G'tt, with :
fine rngravisgs-morocco
Tie Youths Keepsake, Christmas and Nov Years eifr
for YOU'VE P-op,e.
7ae Mirnionette, with elegant -ecl pla'es
Tie Gyt CHRISTMAS aud New Year p eaeni' vain :
beautiful e. grayiuc.-morocco richly gilt.
The Token amt ifiGuiic SO!rcHT, Nith III nae eng"
wnes-mo' Occ".
Tie Ladys Book Of F'lO,eers and Poetrg-lo beaoiiu
Tde Gem, Chris;a.a, and New Years present. en-
Tle FrendIIgs od.ring by Mrs calharine IL "
| -piateS-norocco.
The Rose Of Sharon Religious souvenir by Ms sa
rah - irariou. VI 5 Plates embossed
The Dahta; or, Memorial Of 4geefie"-d Pa'es-mo
=,
| steel grav.nss-ln. rocco.
Auassot.meat OF juvenile Boots, Stationery, &.
dll # j. :. RGDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
ctrAprn YrsrrRnAY:

Shin Naw York, Crcpper, Liverpool, II Marshall;
WestninSters, Moore. London. Jno Griswold Auburn,
Dnhey NOrIean. johnson x Lowdcn.
Brig Monaco Gcld, Brl ze, Houd, Ncsmith 4 Leeds
Schrs Exchange B.akcly Beaufort Ne Rio, 'iring,
Newborn NC; bro Nc. crson, Boston ChaIuhcochee,
loane Curacao, Foster y Nirkcr- on.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
LAWYERS DIARY

couaT OF Co,McS PLEAS THis DAY. 1, S, IO5, @ 10,
t. l. ID, II - IL l3 10, 81.
Sur KtoR CouRT, ms D.Y-lil. 40, 10. l. III, I75.
l76, l79 3, TO-, l9 2G 1885, 1874, 1876, 49, 1919 2s col
2 2e3, S. Ill, 81, 81 49, 5i l56 49, .3, 1871, Isl,
lo2.
December Term Common Pleas File and serve Aft
daytS. Merits.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Packet ship Sleghea Whitney, Thompson, Liverpool
9Th r,ov mdze TO Robt Kermit
Packet ship Sheridan De Peysor Liverpool isth Nov
mizc 10 + X Collins n Co
Schr Lucretis Baker, ds I'm PASSPORT, with plaster TO
Sehr orsxembo, Sargent, ds IN WILMINGTON, NC
naval stores, 20 Powell 4 Mills
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
Citp fntslliQeNcE.
Reported for the Nsw-York Tribune
CIVIL. C0ifRTs

Henry rs. KETcHUM.-Tn our report Of this case
last week 1t ough, have been stated that it did not
appear in evidence in any stage OF the trial thai
Mr. ketchum ever knew thatthe $1,000 was received
by their firm until he was apPrsed Of by the Bank,
soon after which ne paid the money ost OF MS own
pocket
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

II TO Editors.-The Editor OF proh:abl Coun-
,ry PAPER loo teL he thy aud thriving village about
thirty miles from Ne York Is iesiroas Of changing h
business ard will therefore dispose OF his Establishment
INQUIRE at the Office ofthe Tribune. cl1 II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
al arle0.

At Brooklyn, L. l. on Thursday, 9th inst, by the Rev
Mr. Jaco5y, Mr. Wili-m Merriied, of Albany. 70 81 iss
Sarah Swan, OF the former place.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
Passengers

In the packet ship Sheridan, from Lverpool-Nrs Ma
~ Messchert Mrs NJ Messchert Miss Margaret "r'ni,
Master IL Mess hcrt II McsSchcr Eq aud family, I'll
of PHI ntelphl; e Schw orzman Esq. of Photha. -
DAVID Rs,ic,:or E,q. Of Dnbhn Mudwg Gold chmdi
E.o New York; W Lehman, Esq OF Athens u = Mr
Bcchtee of Stuttgsrdi, German and ls@ passengers
IN the Storage
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoIS, DECEMBER 20 lsil,

PORT OF NEW-HOEk, DLULMBhIt -V t'FI'
ssiuinture aimamac.-Tnls Day
rHr sun MOON FCLL Sc,
Rise, ?: Scts4 aa Rises II 5 scta 5 ) Ois
latest Dstos.
LONDON ...... nov. n HAvRE nov IL
lJvERFooI.-...S oy. Is NEW oRI EARS .-.-..btc
The next steam ships TO Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM LIVERPOOL 4,
Columbia, left. Dec. ! britannia s---''Su :
Tho next Stcam-Sh Ship TO Leave
FRoM sosTos Fkc" BOSTON 70
Columbia. lcavf>. JAN britannl,, o1ttS. 80
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
MEMORANDA.

On Friday night The i.,h INST The packet ship shen-
dan st arrived al this port snow >iorn struck on
Jersey sherc few miles south 'c highlands aud was
obliged to throw overheard part of her cargo say 81 or 4O
tons uus and zinc.
Ship stephen whtuey, from Liverpool, is at anchor
IA tie lower Raw
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

Josiah K d c h a., % c { . % u @
NJ Holiday Prc.eut-.-Iarge sale OF elegant
English Annuas for lcl2 and other years.
fancy bound aud Ornamental works. chidrrn books; fine
Bibles ana Prayer Book; uud great variety Of o'her
works adapted TO the season. To he sold by BANGS,
RICHARDS n PLATT I9d Broadway, this evening nj
u o'clock
u See advertisement under Auction head. d2l 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

, 0GN Az 'GsalS-Just received lot Of Elan
Iuas yard VIDE only l. Cd per yard lot De Lanes
,tls Si lot ght lks only IS 81 corded hat silks
B. % per yafd lot large Shaw Al 3s lot TaRl:on'o
Il Only Il. 81; lot cnch NerinO- At d I'd lot WOODEN
Sacks at cents PAIR: lot Cotton Bats at cents pound
nc Carpet yard WIDE 1t 3 Cd lot Cotton Wadding at
-ent sheet boys fur Caps at Is 81 mems iGf Hats
l25 lot AIfI. l0s lot supsrdRe Long Clotss. yard
vide at oIiv cents per var lot MJsiiss AT cents per
ard. for sale at WlLLET HA" KINs's Store,
dl9 3tjs. No. al GresGw sh It
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20


STEALING TEA-A man named Chas. w ilIiams
was arrested today for stealing half chest Of tea
containing SO pounds. worth SIC. from the store OF
Mr. Nicholas Hoffman No. 81 Dog street, He was
committed 10 prison 10 answer.
STEALING 4 GRArr Two coorcd men named Pc
ter II Cisco, ana Thomas Thompson, were arrested
and committed oprison,oday for stealing chimney
crate worth 80 from James BerieauN, No. % W est
Broadway.
SrrALi<G FROM \ PORTER HousE.-A colored
man named Edward Lewis, vas arrested to-day ana
imprisoned Tor stealing decanter filed with spirit
Gus liquor tromthe Porter house OF Thomas McCain'
No l07 Antony street,
WAxrox CoxDucr-Iohn McGec Robi. Brown
alas Fleming and Charles Townsend, were arrest
ed on riday Tor breaking down the doors anS smash
inc the windows of the house No. $ = Grand'sti
because Mrs Mary Sowerby. the inmate. would no,
L., them in Justice Taylor of the Upper Police
aneS McGee $25, Brown SIS, and Townsend 10.
AloRR RowpIEs PCSIsHEp.-John Bnzen. Ed
ward Parks and John Snith, were held 10 ban yes
:erday morning in The Of 5000 tor kicking up
row In the Chatham Theatre on Saturday mghl.
Smith had friend who gave the required bonds Tor
his good behavior and was allowed 10 go tree oui
the other two were kept IN DURANGO.
REArINC WATCHER Samuel Arcor. was held
10 bail IN the sum OF 500 TO answer for striking a
watchman. and Michael Ryan being seized with The
like propensity required 10 find sureties IL the
sum Of $500 FOR his appearance 81 trial
y =
The streets drunk and The Magistrates fined him -
and cost. James Muliaue being in the same condi-
ZION, had TO pay s., with the aPpuE'enances
CoRONER'S OFFICE.
SATURDAY December Is.
MELANCHOLY AccrDESr.-rhe Coroner on Fri
day evening held an inquest At the house OF Mr. j.
B. Pomerov. No 656 Waterisi- on the body OF Mrs
Ale,,a Ann Hendrickson native OF Long Island
AGED 90 wears The deceased, who was h!gh!y re
s9sc,abl. vonna LADY, was on visiJ 10 the family Of
Mr. Pomeroy, and on Thursday night about "eloeS
step, out with her sister and another lady IL me yaTa
and on attempting 10 Into the house IN advance
OF the others. WHO had light. mstook her way and
was precipiiaed distance OF 10 feet. down 10 me
bottom OF the area. head foremost She was tahet
up insensible, and Drs. Marsh, James X " ood an[
5 Wood were sent for. who discovered that The sku
was badly fractured near it. base and Ihe tTePnn-
ing operation was performed by Dr.. ]. Il oot
The Young lady, however, did not appear TO be great
ly relieved and expired Friday morning at Il
o'clock. post mortem examination was execute
by the DR. Wood, and the jury found that the de
ceased came 10 her death from injuries received b
accidentally FILLING into the area OF house No. 65
Water-s.reet.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

II Ladies' of the Reformed Dsich Church, Greene
correr oi Houston street. VIII by Divine prrmlssun hold
FUR for the sale OF useful aud fuzzy a'eles on We'd
nesday, 90 ID instant ncing Al ~ clock a d.
and continue during the ard evening. when they
will be glad TO their friends aud members OF sister
Churches.
b. Shoad the weather prove unlayoFabe, IT will
be pc. tponcd the first fair day. d-O 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

sNJ.Asr AND rARSsE BED BlILlAhI
- TABLE, h both iron sna Mahogany Frames, over
the { max EatiGc Rooms. No II Ann st ard ~ Fuo.
= T-e greatest and BE- 81 assortment Of Table via
tie European improvements, full operation. hny
rs au+ PLAYERS are invited cell and Try Them. MS Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

STRIKE oy THE Troy And ScmENEcrADY RAIL
ROAD The laborers a portion OF this road
struck last week for higher wages, and have since
been in state OF insurrecton. Yesterday about
$50 or 200 of them came down to the deep cut
near this CITY, and attempted TO drive of the
workmen, and to destroy the steam excavatine
machine employed there They were unsuccessful
in their attempt on the machine, beat Mr.
Dillon, the contractor. severely, and compelled
him to flee for his life. To day armed posse
viii go ont from Albany with the Sheriff, and OF
course put stop to the rot.
It was the intc;lion of the rioters last night to
proceed along the line OF the read towards Sche-
nectady and drive off the wo,kmen who would not
ION them. Troy wing, iOth.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
TUE DAY EVENING, Dec. 9l.,.
rnIln snAY EVENING

1T hf - coc., NJ tilf -nIts No'IHs
NAG.iFicFNr NGJrsH BsoKs-An extensive and rich
objection # English Books, en- racing superb fc'u,
esque. Illustrated and Ornamental ork- IN o'auii I'll
mi costly h,nding- elegant English Annual. aud ohee
works suitable for olyay presents, or Tor the da"ng
AsO choice collection OF works III the diitrcn'
departments OF literature ard science
Among then spirit the Woods, splendid coorcd
ia e. geo; Fiadcu- Forts and H'tbors Great Britn
nrn'> elegant Illustrations OF tho Bible BulwoFs LEILA
endiy ilu tratrd $40; the Water Color nj rrv folio
crant Pictorial editions of Gil BIAS, Do Qrixote NJ
olr on, md Les lvai giles 5yo Taylors rslrution- OF
hc Bibles G2cric dc versailles 100 engraving, Job aud
picture OF Pntri srchal TnEcs s'oi Walker
exercises the pd Medical Por RAFT Gallery, elcc ant
,la'cs royal svo; Adam Cor on Locomotives nrdnor
% steam Engines; Memoirs Of Eminent Person IN the
tcsu of orge the 3 aui ith vols -soi Ure's Cotton
nansflciur NJ Great Britain 2yo. Glbcrts Railways
II England; Gibbons " orhs, sc.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
ET ROYAL GURLEY.
eroay IGn RRo,pwAY-NEw-YoRR osG Room.

CtDa,sa- asss'.- " ssia1NG AND BOON
"a KEEPING hCAOEiY, ISL Broadgst, opposite
Washington Huli.-Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully in
rms tho ladies' and gentlemen Of New York aud crook
IN, that his Rooms open for tho reception OF
.upil5 aad yisIters.
;l g pledge. himself impnr: to all, in Ten Lessons
COaE Hour Each his much admired system of MEE-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

70 Ono Dr. Somervle has been arrested at
Portland, Me- on a charge Of stealing books Ia the
amour; of $500 from Mr.. Hyde, and another lot
worth 500 from sanburn, Sherburne & Co. Among
the books was Wayland's Elements of Moral
Science
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

E.-rfopo,4l. . III be received VI the oIie
: o. tho Cou.m AIRY enarai OF purchle, Ia Phiaa 81
oaa u fl.ui- IN, foilow 5g materials lnd articles 10
1 iIl uai'ed >ute, Army, ior the year l-le wv
g.iie rrfr Ct VIDE. q ysd indigo and IA the "ool
"a, Sue tsiilod Clio h. 81 vide
Unbra-iel Couol ehirung, =; VIDE
Fiaun.l of Cotton and Wool, wide
Canton ,launei, 3 vile
l-n,ls.aled cotton Driillas, "a ard vide
Ula--k-i 8 ] eide
.-aif1ra. Caps f1r Dragon, Artillery aad Iatznry
Pomppaus for Am lsry ana Infantry
fair P.lncs fpr Dragons
Z nts sud s-ss., do
4. rIigstc-- Arullery 2ad Infantry
Wor-.at l-ae,. do do and Dr4g0Hns
>hoG a,- StsPs, 30 DO
D. (bre.,) for Dragons
Esaule,les. Nln Comd. staff, Artiery and Infantry
W03 e., b-.f tocling5
Laced 6ootes
la; or - ck-
B aaAet.. &. TT long. ) feet .ide weight pounds
ust7 Cap Lqmpments Tor pragoons ARTILLERY -aa iH'
Falling Axes
tstc.ets
DIM. complete with sucks, snes end Cases
Wo-,;ed B'sitI sd Cord, Of all kint=
"p-son TENT
Wal Tat n ] Flies
.ioapul Tents
P..ptng4,td ppia. haa9sacks
C4sk. and C. oprra-r for ore year ron j April aext
Cras 81 ny sud Of these articles Nh Oe De
teruI4eI TeTcaiter-I
The ~hoe . he Il domestic manufactured maieri-
H. Patterns & az "a required " opien a-l Lctio'
Go h. ant les, depo..d ia the conns .ry Gen
e-es once 10 city fot examination. Samples OF tn
Wooden aud Cotton otns VIII b. any nIan1fic
trSr or ,-pt aJoa ;his ON e by mail. aud
iaruailn gwen may b. desired TIE Foote's % Il
b- tir5t ~ the Cap Of frs sizes. Tie
.ro ora u of-izes w;.l he .tatel Ia the cootr.r-
/ On l- =-mp.es and patterns sXdihi.ed TIE con'facs
-i u7d add inspections made, aud 10 arts-c -
70 received Thar ) inferior 10 aerli orkm in
doe %, correspond IN every respec y'th III
pattern OF tnI-h 4 c.niFsct l. founded.
me - pi- to be ce!iyerel At the Unitei ST.
.rs nai Philadelphia iorhspc n -qisi q ~.
y po sut the -ontr to DC fulfilled on Of
fore IN IT Iay II July. l5i2 ,..,-,oc
The --oo- as fHu-i b. l. writing. sea e an ~
Pr ps. ssd IA. !, eaei the ON Of the Como =,
~ er =, Of Purchases on or tefore as - . = ~
uary, ISL 10 proposal all be receiver an
ecaat3 all be required 70, the Claim N con
tets co,arn.s.a y General Of Purchases
00'' ph,stelpiis, DeccHOsr 9Th, l74 d' '0d'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

E2~ETASNsa ga +ETTs-OhonS Som
- .ts Vac OF various patterns. just received, TO-
ce.har 9th a ls-ge as nt of Block Tin
COFFEE AM TEA UhNS,
and VARIETY Of fire Gothic ard sandwich
TIA TRAYS AND WATERS.
Also, poII.hsd .ta,l FIRE sETTS
Taosc gao fish 10 purchase articles in the above lnt
sill call 4 5ssmne them before purchasing elsewhere
a. Icy all be offered at very 10" prices.
A usual s..ortme,t Wooden War, Baskets and
Hardware and 'Vi Ware Tor aousekeepe' u'e sept con
,t4u,iy on hand at the Furnishing Wafesou'c, - an
a55 Greenwich enc door above Murray street, by
ais 2eis ". I.JtNESOE
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

% The dead body of an unknown man was
found on the 18th on the shore of Lake Ontario
ct Irondequoir near Rochester. 1t was entirely
naked AND had deep fracture in the skull. and
cut in the groin. 1t is suggested as possible that
it is the BODY of Mr.. Smith, whose disappearance
from his home in Herieira noticed a few days
since.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

iVRHS5a FEtgET Primo Bunch Ranins in
L rhol halt and quarter boxcs halagn Grapes, IN
hole and ha kegs fre,h Ciuons dri Currants and
sultann Raisin- &c &c For sale, Wholesale ard re-
,il al TIE loves, market prices, b. o. FOWLER, 80
ifsen.ich 81. eet. corner of Murray.
Also. Swart's Whtc and YELLOW Sugar and hoa'ae'
- me- Nc dl5 3S'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
TKANsPANHNr lTAhbAN WIN

VNRANNPAREFI ITALIAN WIN
Il DOW SHADES, OLIVER W. WOODFOltD, o.
Cathariae street his ;a4de arrangements receive
lonl4y the 9Th day Of November, about ~
.aiulnF : o pair Of Transparent Window Shades They
ordered expressly for this market and will be
ouud 20 excel any thing of kind bef inport
d. Families ~il have opportunity of purchas
ar WindoR Shades nGch below their Intrinsic value and
no, furnishing their Dwellings with any kind Of
3Gds, will well call and examine tas large assort
nsnt The ingoice will contain -
80 paiss Landscapes, the low price Of sI,75 per
air.
go pairs PLAIN Center. Scroll Borders $3.50 To s4eo
80 pair. Moonlgh, gie~s, Ygaette Centerss4,O0 to
$50
$50 pair, French Landscape, and Scrolls Ss0o 50 90
100 aa-s Real Italian Lundscadcs (DsIk) slo to so
ad $50.
n. b. tl-savs ON hand yYinaow Shade Hangsg, y.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

rcT ! severe snow Storm with Tremendous
Gale wa. cxDerienced a; Baltimore on Friday last
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

CtEEsS. GLASS AND EsskT hEn-
L .YARE-lOG Bo.er. and 335 Grand -NhA,
RITZ PAGE have Of hard one of the target and
rest a.soi ted stocks the cay which tney are
rice, well worthy the attention oil , .Hu
ihers ----.-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

DFE.z.e OF TEE BENNlNisT0N, Hou,a
W IONIC Railroad Buffalo. ani all the Sif.y Fun
Bank, also Lawrence. Oran' aud all the Free o.
Red scS Hnuks 10 tns >tat'. taken without any d.
-oeut fr a'h-, Ca g. tsnne-i sc al the loves
,a-h price 10 III Gleruwch-si.. nsnr Canal jill lnis
4IE1s&sa<1 S-LuPln light auddrk Merinu'.
- Al.o English aud German. of lie qu ly. ~ great
~ rcsFt ccI rrices. al BrRCHARa " iIAZtfDS,
~ = In Lsranl N. unnl L. EnsnrN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
U Rooms aud Honrd.-G

New. York, 18th December, 1911
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

Miniature aimanac.-TnIs Day
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

On The Monday previous, lad naned Gooden.
living in Boonsborough- Md, was Instantly killed
By being run over by horse. Bait Patriot.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

~ house fill fame in Boston, kept by Julia
Carr, was broken open on Wednesday afternoon
during the owners absence, girl named Rebecca
Austin seriously injured BY beating and strangling,
and left in the hall with her arms tied behind her,
and about s. OO0 stolen from the house. Two
Individuals named Dunbar and Whitney have been
arrested on suspicion Of having been engaged in
the robberv
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

- I'VE r a u EEs n Sc HANU-OhE IbHfH-
- She O-c- rooih Paste will fhe breath,
harden gums, whien Tie teeth and keep them from
.chieg, W4rr-1ted not to isjure them. reeon4en1ea
ny Or. Eliot the ocHlist, ST. DR.. C9sue inc ois,
nsGsaed dentist, 29T Broadway; Dr. Chii'og the ven
cbem'.: gnd every body tsas mas useo II. ING
t,ou-ard dollar. viii be forfeited II II ever lJfsd any
one teeth, or be surpa'sec sold q. l'o az
t. lsa Bowery. IT East Broadway, III Blocker sS'
Huason st. and 1873 Fulton st. Brooklyn IS' Ilns
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
gytsiS go;ning's sAatacrs taii

9 The join, session Of the Two houses Of iSe
Leeisturc Of Tennessee adjourned on the 81 s'"f
die. a suggestion was made by the bo,'s' ','N
mos, heartily adopted by the Wings that tue
members should resign, and submit iheir eo'''''
with regard TO the election of senator's TO Tue p'o-
ple. Their i. bur irtIe probability no"''''' ''a'
The iac,ionisis will faay agree TO this.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
En EnaESCAP PAPER.-IoJo

t,nssV Il . Y ~ EH--rUr LvlsUhPtIrh
| .r,I. Ca ce : sax Rheum, fIstna- Piles, Painfal
,,I,r Ner.fuatioa. Falrg Of the Womb, Female
a. - P,jp:tauon Of the Heart, Tooth scho, Sore
80 -esyy Il me Gums Indigestion, Gout Rheumatism,
5..,isy P.ini tho Breast Group and Whoopng Cough
.ran remsf. for the above deases may be obtained.
a. aI.Ice one M me ussal clarg the once If
tbe IN IAN PHYSICIAN
NIL No tiJ Canal Or. o-,fe Sulvar - y Y
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20
POl.lCE urfICE.

ionrnei 10 Monday
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

,,-.,.,,,oI ~ Young man named HotIcih
MtLANcnon nesr Hager.town, Nd, accidentally
picoie ,,iI on the 10th inst The ball passed
shoI , ii. head. from which circumstance it is in
. .nd nat ne had been carees-y resting the
New-York tribune., 1841-12-20

THIS EVENING D ceRber .0. me PeTiormaaee ~il
! eonneace with (;-and Eutree entitled Ths ARa2on
ian Had. aud Roman Heroes by ladies AID genteAlen
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-30

A letter from Naples, dated January
%. gives the follow Dg account of a fear.
ful laudsIip near that CITY:
"A frightCul land slip occurred in the
commune Of Gragnano, near DastellaInare
about fourteen miles from this city, on the
night Of Friday, the 22nd inst, when the
inhabitants, wh0 were almost entirely ag.
rricullural labOrers, were in bed. That
part Ofthis popul9us commune VIII eli lies
nearest the mountain which Overhangs it,
was suddenly overwhelmed, and | i3 per-
sons Pegshed in sne grave, The King
Immediately sent q large body Of pioneers
and went himself TO superin;end their
work. As,yet only 65 bodies, have been
dug oul, and five. persons were found
still alive, who although in great danger,
may yet be. recovered.'' F13H4S