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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

II observation-disclosures E. RIEIL begs respect
fuls to inform his friend. and the public generally that
he has taken the well known and connodcas Stores no
3Ol Brsadway corner of Duaso street, for Asction and
P:yate Sales and is prepared 10 recaive eonsign
men,s OF Paintings, EAgrayiugs, Works OF Art Fancy
Goods and every other description OF property IN the
DISPOSAL of which urreuittns attention TO the inter
cat. of his employers will be kept IN view His rooms
are large and well lighted and the location one OF the best
in the city for such purposes. With these superior ad
v.utsres and his Of prompt settlement OF
-, h oI;c,,. and trusts 10 receive. share of public
favor. hr.Nn ' -, -.
NIB Regular Evening Sales, Wednesdays s"a ea'uI ,
DAYS or,soor sales Of Household Furniture &C aeu'
ed 10 IN per,oa Advances made coRslgrmeh's ii de-
sired.
References
Hon Roh.,,H Morri. Hoa Aaron Clark.
''0H Nue., n n %sw.York Ex Mayor of New York
Hon. Csnpbeli P. White. Stephen Canofe'ens, "-f
Robert Loveti, Esq. Joseph r ANVIL Erq
{. Flint Spear, EsQ. John r. bessoho'S Esq
George Arcularius Esq
Ngw -YoAx Nov. 18th, lSil. Eli ''is
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HUDSON aTsEGT CHEAP DRY GOODS
( STnKE-NEM GOODS-The Chenp Store has

HUDSON ATRE2T CHEAP DRY GOODS
{ STORE.-NEW G0OOS-The Cheap Store has
Just received and beautiful assortment Of Goods,
which open for the Inspection OF the ladies' OF
the city and strangers who can make their pur-
chases At hi. store advantageous ternls than
any other store the city 10 Hudson ST.
The goods OF style of De l.aines ChlEs
patterns, very handsome at low price Real "elch
Fannels both single and double widths of the very best
quality, and very cheap.
lar assortment OF McriRocs the fashionable
colors and of superb quality, cheaper than were ever
Offered before.
V.vcts the largest in tie city i've different
shades of blue black and five different prices Also Ma.
ROOFS purple browns maZiime. blue and all other CO.
lors &c These the cheapest Velyots offered III
the CITY, lisen Cambria Hlkfs. al extraordinary low
prices all linen -. splendid article OF Embroidery
for evening aud ball dresses, & al 20 IIudsOn IT. nj I'm
SPLENDID PAREs C3.OAEks.-G. W.
- MUIR & co. 3i5 Bro id way, Cd house below Leon
ard st respectfully the arrival of large sgppv
o. Ladies Clocks comprising oil iae newest designs which
have been recey ed the fa h9Ns OF ISL The maier
al. and workmanship OF the best descriptions and he
prices are much beow ha; the article D. made
for here by lad.., buying the materials.
Sunernnc Tnibet Nerino Nantes, ID ell hades.
Elegant Silk and Satin COass 10 great variety lihed
through with Silk aud trimmed with the richest
Velvet. &c.
few Carrisee Clolk. of an entirely new material,
onbre striped SaSory Cloth, 10 be mad only oil u
W VI. & Co.
Superb Velvet Clocks Of the riches, Genoa Velvet Tn
ishod IN The eieg ln manner and newest mode
ALSO,
Splendid Velvet Plum and Embossed Shasls and Man
Chene SILK aud s4uu Long sbaals, &c. &c.
mis- 9vsodsk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

U The young Wheat looks finely in Western
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

IMPRISONMENT FOR DYBr.-A meeting OF the
citizens Of Jersey City was held last evening at
the Town House, to urge the abolition OF the law
Of impri.snment for debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

k7A7sDTAaE AND WOOD DWARF.
w. & J. JAMESON, 255 and 1851 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TX ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities, consist
iAing of Hardws-e Wood Tn-ware and Willos-
ware Kept constantly hand OF the best qualities al
very low prices suit the times. Those who would wis
TO purchasc articles of abnva knA will find 10 the
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
N. 3. A large as,ortm-nt Of Plant StGuas aud Tubs
OF various patterns and sizos
nj iGls w. g. J. JAhlsoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

FISE.-The Grain and Feed Store of Mr. II. }.
Horn, No. 255 Frsnt-street, was discovered TO be
on fire about o'clock this morning. The building
with IFS contents WAS destroyed. The fire WAS
sill raging ut . o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

Wheat !, selling a, selling at zoe. at Alton, ILL.,
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fSNEJsBaf 1: FOtS 4 n K u. -. NAFf -rkO-
1 POSAI.S will be received the Navy Agents office.
IN this city, urt the twentieth day Of November next Tor
The supply OF Timber specified III the Schedule at foot,
al 10 BE- selected from the gron III Of lands within the IN
tucnce OF salt water.
Tho Timber must be delivered at the Navy Yard Brook
lyn AewYork free Of all charges and subject to The IN
section Fl the proper officer Of the Yard.
SCHEDULE OF WhITEOAK TIMBER.
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PENMAN SHIP

aul mastery command Of the pen, 1hieh his own pe
cirnens practical exenp6cAon' Will ilss'rae' max
lhey possibly ever oe IN their tutufe pfaccs
~. wears for n. BEST SPECIMENS oFFgASo fESS.S
,ts exhibited at the FAIRS OF the A;sSIc4N INSTITUTE
Terms FIVE DoLLAgs, Including Stationery payable
Beane,t. systera of Book Keeping taught by prsct
,n,,ar, MIS- lwi.'
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DFFKs,s AMERICAN CGUGH CANDY =
Tais eparatieJ offered 10 the Public as an IN
fbls cure for al diseases OF Human Life neither is
composed number OF Prs'snced rare foreign
vsgs,shss whose virtues known only 10 favored
Gsw but il Is compound mostly Of simple vegetables
bi,b grow on our soil and Is Eth confidence offered
~ tho Public as the best remedy before introduced
far Cosehs Colds Hoarseness. &c
Warranted in all cases afford relief
M.nufactu-ed sad sold hy TH0S. =. PEERS, No 2e9
RrooJw.y between Warren and Oh noers nj l-is
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U Medicines OF Best QuRlity-Appfoveo
Popular Remedies. Leeches, English and French feru
cry, Soaps Brushes, &c, for sale by
j. & l. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
MA lnis. 227 Hudson ST.. corner of Spring
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BENNINGTON, WARRINGTON, COM
q MERCIAL BANK OF 6UfFALO and Olean, AID
Red Back M5asy or all the Banks, takea without dis
count for Cloths Caasimeres Visiting, FiHnais, &c. al
AL Greensic1 81. nss. Canal nts i~i
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JUVGNlaE CONUMikI.

JUVENILE CONC EhE.
N CARD.-irateidl for the patronage OF large rs-
spectacle and attentive sudieuee At the Concert tho
81 INST. Mr. Wilam b. Bradbury would respectfully an
ncuncs t,u in pliauce with tho solicitations of nu-
friends. he will rcpaat the same IN the Broadway
Tabernacle Monday evening Nov 22d, at NALL pA.t
O'Clock. several piece. ill b. performed. The
ChoruGs will be sustained by upwards OF 40 young sing
crs from TO 10 years OF age
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, IS cents For
sale at Dayton Ssxons, corner OF Fulton AMI Nssiuu
s,reet, d Faushaw, liS Nassau st.; H. * ). kty Dors
70 Bowery j. w 4 s. Barker, 23l Grand At and at the
door No Children will he admitted, unless accompanied
L, ,seir Psrsu,s or Guardians MO 90
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Particular Noficc.-Those persons havine
furniture of any description dispose of, who AFT
breaking up Keeping will find ready sale for any
portion or all their goods by scrdng their address OF
calling upon the subscrbeI Goods 10 my amount Fuf
chased 81 I'm 81 F. COTTON, l97 Chatham street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

In lengths of9 feet, IL
| f.. IS Il. or - n.
Note.--AIl 10 ba OF
the beat quality, aud
roue h'As wed, sIraie h;,
aud square, and TO be of
sufficient size TO work
10 I proud edge within
Two inches Of the sizes
here given, to Do free
from sap wood. heart
,bakes, wind shakes,
and all other dsfects-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

r atI7y'iJfcE-Ut VEST lectures TOMORROW
! evening" in Concert Hail. Nc. 400 Broud%ay next TO
TIE Arofo buildings Subject; Tho origin aud design
OF Christianity" a. corrective TO popular mistakes
Doors open hall past Fix oc'oak exercises TO com-
fneuce a O'Clock Admission Free, aud voluntary
c,.if. lion .ter H.. Ie.Iure u20 IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

<,asEAP sac 1fE.-Doukle refined loaf al |.
y pv, h.; white Havana ., IS for lbsi brown do IL
AID l. Cd with large assortment OF Grccerics nnd TO
reign Fruits &c for sale by J. o FOWLER, Wholesale
and retail grocer No go Greon~ ch OF
Murray NB-Re,t sperm oil Us per gallon. snl good
tHi-, hutar y: !, 81 per III nl9 3us'
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OVERCOATs AND CLOAKs.

-OUCDCn.TC .>n CIntLS
Of F,RCOAi - AMI CLOthS.
T wYmAN,s ROOMS, a35 Broadway, uu
a stairs lsrre assortment Of superior ready made
O7ercoas Coaks and Winter FrocSs when wiz DO 'oiu
reduced prices Al'o large assortment oil oyereoJ
Cloths aud French fancy D1eskins for pants "hich VIII
be made into Gnrmests at bargains Hcntemen are i"'
ted TO call and examine his stock OF foods and style oil
Oyerccats. r2O Inns
n :, =, -, rs ,.s, at ., * a, a. ~ ~ EUE
Z lsY-FAMILY VAULTS FOR SALE-The Trus-
of the Methodist Episcopal Church ~ SIN street
would call the atcnon q the public TO the pleasant ana
beautiful Cemetery atach'd 10 lhsir ,nu en "a Ae
have recently been making oms I'M or'ant improve
meats, Arranging ana adorhing inc ounce a.t ,"s
aogeher Que oi the moot pleasant ana t,Tsue Pc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

,,s.a1G AND nFA aSbssr- BED BILLIARD
- TABLES wish both Iron and Mahogany Francs. over
the Cnnax Eating Rooms No II Ann >. und ii3 Fulton
st. TRe greatest and best sssortDent Of Table, ith all
the European improvements are IN full operation Buy
IRA and players are invited call and ivy them. MS If ua
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A Nj u s f Nj F. N Il s =.

100 dozen super colored Skiyers, consisting of
neal bIur black and parson coors.
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NEWSPAPER ABrsE.

'i-"Si ~ IN Nd -
there an; one eo"afl act 'a' Tpena'''' "'e all Others
"ga 'e'F'' 'ne '' OF community suffering
'a' ''i'n3 ' 'H ' " ''''' ''h Que extreme
o. our ''l"'H 30 ' o'l'' - ,'i' "'" 's'i' from Tue pea
-
,a. ,,,
49,, f.,r, t. .,,-r,. c.,,r. ~; -.
mo-. % t,v. te. No., from, .. -, ,, o,.. b.,
,ac ,,,. r,,s o from, ,,l, ,,. ,e,,r, al, -
70, ..,.I, ,I,.,-,,.I
Fit. ofae,.,,ce who's. tuty If j. tn ,,,
uoon ad,yiIaal, a crc,n,aaced originating GU, of r.i mr. ~
norac- should set ter face, against every thing of the kind They
can p,a nothing from such course but the IN wifi Of
OF, ,boc ,Iy ls,sol for ,p,ort m q, ,a,, lilo ,b. h,,
been ,r.,r5i,l for IL. eu,s-n.j.e. ann, ,a
,i,,r,,o If ain, World f, ,ru,, t -,...., ,r, Il.
ysry ,,e-tsirp t,,e,., ,,.sfr m , h..
i,, - 'I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

Geo,,.,g Of Iielirau.-Dr. HouGhton. the Mich1sa"
So. C;,or In. recently submitted the Legislature OF
,,, S.,,s The la, Annual Report of h examination 1t
contains lel octave pages ani embraces also the results OF
, Topolauf,-al Survey The chiet rocks IN NlchSo"'
Dr. oughioa states are trap granite and mica Inc rem
.Ia +. find to abound III uncS OF lead IRON zinc ana
,,..,. and silver ha> been found in small Quantities.
Several p,ae of The Report occupied IN c'mpnr'So" oil
,, .,nnor,ins in on,all Eng AID those IN M'clsaR =
rn,.. to- thar IN opening vein with single blast
nearly two ton, OF ore thrown our aud with TINS were
rrsrs. ma e. of aat.ye copper from the most inmate
rc5 20 forty pound, in weight Very Ee pyritouS cop
nr found. except in Prcsque Isle, where it is associated
with snlphurc Of lead The native copper Is frequently
t from, an foreign natter and completely malleabe as
the most perecty refined copper but usually con-
tain. particles OF coy materials. chiefly quartz OK those
tbat nave been examined the per Of pure metal
r,. from, o. s. 10 81 > and the Is stated at 81
In Cornwall Inc product Of the ore since L has
never exceeded T. per cent of The metal and from 1913 TO
1922 I, was only g. Tie weight Of the celebrated copper
rock ON the On,onaouc river is stated from three four
tons and par aylcd contained 90 per cent OF pure
metal The extreme length OF what Is called the mineral
district abo-t one hundred a.d ihy-yc miles, and t'
width varies tron, to i've miles
Nqriy a,oa OF sle ipp-Wc have received copy
of letter addressed by Albert Stem Samuel J Peters
ESQ Prcslcn, If the New Orleans Chamber OF Commerce.
IN relation 10 the Improvement OF hc Mississippi river
The writer maintain, That the excavation OF The channel at
the mouth of that mnestic river by dredging machines i
ony useless expenditure Of money aud labor: the plan ne
proposes i, to close all the bronchc of he Southwest
Pa. and tl.u- unite the uaicr. into bed of proper
breadth n, render it naygablr for the LARGEST vessels The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26
v.vy,.ECN BROTHERS,

HEOKERS NO. 20 WNLL-s II
Ely AND SELL Uncurren; Bank Noc' Bank checks A' V
ti6ca,e> OF Dcpo,i, on over, point m the lnlo".
Bank England Notes So'ereisa' l1d o'''F '0A '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

J Owing t. the sickness Of the Garner ouT paper ~,
no, served in the Fifteenth Ward Ee'e'Daf S'i' 80
do.vo- 70 r,reven, a recurrence Of this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

~ The Drxyrn TO Mr. TALLHADcE take- place at tn
Tivoli this evening. a six o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

uMrA. HAxLix j. our sole Agent ''
cini.y He prepared to supply all ord'f'
,... IN o,Iir. y. by calling o the Editor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26


~ Our friends are in a lovely TX at Albany I've Mem
hers of Assembly from Gezcsee have abandoned their seats
and gone hone-one sick and the other about the Dr.
vision of the County-whe third has zone Occr to the
enemy bag and baggage Mn. DAVID ScoTT Of At'ica Is
the gentleman. He Is Loco-Foco in heart and lie but
pretended TO repen, Of his inqcs eighteen months
since and has since been vocerou Wing though mainly
intent on having the County Building GeHesec removed
to Aca getting into the Assembly representative oil
that local interest Bitterly disappointed and chagr1aed by
the settlement of the question against him. he has been
csvertv acting on his natural LocoFoco instincts FOR some
time but on Monday, finding that he could strike blow
which would commend him to his brethren in principle
he openly hoisted the black flag and to the enemy
This descrtion a critical moment gives Loco-Focoism
the control of thc House for the remainder Of the Session
The power suddenly, unexpectedly cacicrou-y acqu
red in defiance ofthc will of $4,000 majority Of the People
will of course be cxcrted defeat every Wing Of
the Session except the bill making Appropriations for the
prosecution of ntcrnal Improvement whick happily i out
Of danger Bat the Genera; Election Law (Imiting Ecc
tons dap VIII be lost, with that providing for
Registration OF vocrs in oil The Cities of the State the In
srucons Sias Wright &c. &c The Water Loan and
City Tax bills may defeated if Loco-Focos chooses TO
do It's worst Ofcoursc TIE Session viii close To-Day and
no matter An hope of public advantage from it is cN'n-
guished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

sMr D. G NI-csL the 'Ole Agent Of TN, pap pap Tribune, BY
Haven CT and .eay large NUMBER in, ~ eeiy
the eaie., boats trends IN that quarter No. 80 n Church.
ng i, panc,paly ay leaving their nar's' y III
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II For City Intelligence and Arrivals a.
hotels last page
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Tur CROTON WATER FUND.

n on current s condition of the water laaa D t ur ISL
AamI! per anuh 10 -A
zl-cE yn-Ier aee.e-z .---- y - e--
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DJA year. ago, the Van Buren, Common Council of OR
CITY unanimously resolved that IrGTEI worms here
was neccssary,hat we could have pure Election with
ont, Thousands of the party pretended olc in favor OF
Registry until the Wings began make when they
raised unanimous yell against 1t Yle7 the cry WAS,
:. Why single GU, NewYork Extend your Registry to al
:" the Cities of the State and viii approve it Well the
Wings who prefer go carefully and safely, now
ready and anxious to include all Cities and the Senate h,
passed bill to that effect But ecc,y Loc6-Foco rofed
ogoinst IT, and that party will defeat in the Assembly
They will also defeat the General Law giving the minority
in each OF ,le Inspectors and holding the State
Election in one day instead Of three vhc niucens OF the
wh-lc People desire by forcing into provision for the re-
peal of the Registry tins City, which they know the Senate
will not agree to- The solemn truth that the leaders and
managers Of that party don't rant honest rofirg-they viii
never submi, to any law which of ppclayng and inn
porting voters. And will the peoplc-,he honest, legu
voters who nov bear rule. commit them the power
TO opcn the loodga,cs o. fraud and corruption Yea
Nay
The Sun <tvles the General Bankrupt Law proposed
by Nh Cri,,cudeu a, the last Session Of Congress enc
;dc5 core, for roeperg The friends OF National Bank
r,,n Law must look our for wolves sleeps clothing.
r. Wig wishes To know what tie Hrll article CT
Monday ON the Mcleod controversy and Gov Seward means
Il means to aid Loco-roco> bul We do not see that it
effects it,
~ We arr requested TO state that Husb s. Howard
was IN, sole occupant the first floor and cellar on Ae
,,,eo;.c las rclrl-s. recently DESTROYED by fire Ii has
boon stated a, they were occupied by Me>r- H. B. X Ia-
cob Howard. .---
~ The Couaccc, House ct Representative refused to
.,n, the use OF lis -ou O. y BEovNsoN. t.r The 'l-
pose Of ectlrins.
~ Hon. Jo4v }. CrrrrHpsy. [. : Attorney Geaerll.
arrived n, Pittsburgh Pa. hs way 10 Washington Oh
Thursday las;.
We Should Ike 20 publish the c;are, Of Beacyais
3.7lv h, ,l II we, mad room. gu,we have a7,. Sye-
nj articles have. been crowded from day % day ' they
can Wal, no longer and others pressing for io-ertioa
:. Bsncyolu mistaken sppo>ias tina; wc are not oc-
,,,ei vi,h the c>il he speaks q; are well a1aa;ed
nh bp thoroughly hostile he popular idea d io>'er-
~. one olarne evil or moral nuisance 10 check .aers I
,,,or never succeeded never will The oa way
= which vice and dissipation be cNtrpa'ed j. by th
;roscD, the moral. the well disposed setting their faces
consistently. Systematically against al thesta1es
;,,uccnen,s. and temptations Nothing les than 'hi, Is
,yo,,l, straw. The other course which Beneyolus IA
vors is best exernpaed by the act eli getting drums On peer
~ pr.mote the cause of Temperance Itwon answer.
10 The body OF Master Hughes, drowned near New
hn,sb was found Yesterday morning HI. funeral vii take
place in this City tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

70 There is base article Yesterdays Sim assailing
personally Hon Sr,s NJ S7LwELL for his arluou>, per
.evcring efforts in behalf Of unfortunate debtors Mr.. Sill
well proposes hat while the Creditor > be entitled to
take all the property MS Debtor ma. including all such
may be discovered any time after the Debtor shall be
allowed after becoming nsolyci and giving r the last cent
to his Creditors to car for LiDs and for his family lie
will Of course remain under moral obligation to pay the
u,tcrmos, farthng Il he shall be able; but Nh Stlwe
and hundreds of others say, Give the Creditor all he has
and let the law pursue him farther Giving the Creditor
the right 10 grab his future earnings will only discourage
and prevent his earning all This is what the SIM calls
OVERRIDING the matter and defanes equivalent to IN
validating all contracts We cannot 50 consider IL
20 Among the Members OF Congress who arrived in our
CITY Yesterday their way Washington remark the
names of Hon. Mcs-r oHN c. CLARK Of Chcnonso, T. C.
CHlrrEvDEx of Jefferson T. A. roNLNsoS of Essex in TIL.
State, Nlessr. Gro y Bnlccs OF Mass, II. EVERETT and
ions MArrocKs Vermont, and J. ANDREWS of Clcye-
land OHIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

FE5~ FIoefDA.-We earn from passenger IL tn.
~eaaer General Cineh. Capt. Baden arrived yesterday
from P.a1 thar information had been received al Jack
sonyile staring that to men were kled abou, week ago
near tie Osetenoke swamp by party Indians Can't
MAY. with detachment Of Dragons stationed in the u
o1ity. immediately pursuit There was also ~.
NOR Jacksonville. that female and child had been killed
Traders Hi. II Causdea Count Savannah Geor-
gan May -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

DJ7 The Sabbath Schools OF Philadelphia held public
celebration in that city Monday. An immense multitude
was in attendance and the Of the occasion sad
to have been highly An able discourse de-
iycred by the Rev. Nh Chambers asd several hymns were
sung by the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

- meeting of the Irish Bepca Association in Eia-
depha was held Monday evening. The attendance j.
said to have been unusually large hundred new ner-
hers admitted oConneI Speech at the great Dublin
meeting was read amid tie loud cheering Of these
sa,uhled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-26

10 The Sun STYLES the General Bankrupt Law proposed
bv Mr. Cri,,cnden a, last Session Of Congress " enc
sided coper logeery The friends Of National Bank
run, Law must look out for wolves in Sleeps clothing
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PORT OF NETWORK. BAY % lsil
Observation-Disclosures l. MODS p
SUN grs..........-....7 l. Ht6H 49,,
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"a iaa named samuel Hannah was found drown j L
he Scbuylkill above Fairraoant Pa, SUNDAY last
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LATEST ADvfCts. 81 q
Liverpool, Nay l. HAVE. indirect 5as - y orleans, ssf
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