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FOR SATURDAY, FEB. 6.

FOX SATURDAY, FEB. 6.
FAUQUIER & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
LOTTERY, Glass No. g.
S16000-$3 ,000-S2, 000-$l 500
10 prizes Of $1,000.
66 Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Certificates of Packages of22 whole Tickets $50 90
do do % Half do % 90
do do - Quarter do IL so
Whole Tickets IS, shares in proportion
For all of which apply 10 or address
j. PHAIEN g. Co
Penn Avenue, near l-2 street,
Do not forget that in the above lottery we sold
PRIZE o SD OO0 IN whole ticket. feb 1.2t
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ELECTORAL BALL-Upon the request and at
IL the instance of number cfcitizens and strangers
subscription paper has been opened for an Electoral
Ball, to be opened in the Log Cabin at the National
Hotel, on Tuesday evening, the 9th February that
being the birth day Of the President elect The paper
may be found at the bar of the Hotel and will be kept
open until Thursday next when meeting of the sub
scribers will be held TO appoint managers, &c. Price
IS ian 3O-Iw
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ID. $. GREGORY q co. Managers.

flkGlNlA MONONGhLiA LIZ 1iN.i
Glass A. for 1871. ~
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday o'h
FEBRUARY, 1871
BRILLIANT SCHEME
10000 Dollars. $4,000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
n5- so PRIZES of $l,000.&u
so Of $300-S50 Of 5000, &c.
Tickets So Halves S5---Quarters 81 50.
Certificates Of Packages of25 Whole Tickets iso oo
Do do % Half do 50 90
Do do 25 Quarter do 80 30
1926 Dollars. 40 of |, 500 Dollars.
VIRGINIA wELLSBURG LOTTERY.
Glass B. for 1871.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, Februa-
nv 18th, lS4l
GRAND CAPITALS.
1925 Dollars. 10000 Dollars
1900 goo Dollars Dollars 1890 1890 Dollars
5000 Dollars
40 Of 1900 Dollars.
so of 5000, &c.
Tickets SIO-Halves $5-Quartes 81 80.
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do % Half do %
10000 Dollars!
AND 25 Prizes of $1,000.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Glass b. for 1871.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 10Th
February, 1871.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dollars!
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars.
5000 2,is5
% Prizes Of $4,000, &c.
Tickets $i0-Halvcs s5--Quarters ~ so.
Certificates of packages Of 25 whole Tickets 100 w
Do. do. % half do 65 90
Do. do. % quarter do 80 SO
$4,000 Dollars
IN prizes Of $1,000
AND Fourteen Drawn Nos. out of Seventy-fve.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass b for 1871.
To be drawn Eat Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
9th February, lS4l.
GRAND CAPITALS.
of $4,000
of 10000 Five Prizes Of
/ of 10000 10000 DOLLARS
Of 10000 Amounting to
of 10000 $4,000 DOLLARS
prizes of $4,000
81, 5O0-sS2, 100,
IS prizes of 200 Dollars.
20 of $500 80 of 5000
20 of 400 40 of $50, &c
Tickets $l0-Halves ss5-Quarters 81 so.
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A STONISHING LUCK.-Three Capital Prizes
IA within two weeks have been sold by in this
city--ten thousand dollars in Town Hall No. six
thousand dollars in Georgetown, class 4-and in Po
komoke class H. the second capital prize of five thou
sand dollars Such a continuation Of wonderful luck
has time before been exhibited in this city and
we would advise all buyers to press winning spot
The following splendid schemes submitted to
the discernment of our friends and customers:
POKOMOKE, Glass 10 THIS DAY
IS Nos. l3 Drawn Ballots
$25, 000-$S, 000--$6 00O-S5, 0O0-S3, ss7 so.
25 prizes Of $1,000.
Tickets only Sl0-Haves $5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificate of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets, 800
Do. do % Half do 50
Do. do 25 Quarter do 25
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gmemtp=Strth Congress.
SECOND SESSION.
IN SENATE,


IUksDAYi Fed ?, y n
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before tie Seps,.
from meeting OF citizons Of Calhoun
county, Florida, asking the admission Of Florida inl
the Union
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Tickets $i0-Halves $5-QuarteIs 81 so.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 25 Half Do 60
Do do 25 Quarter Do 80
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~ lin octave volumes price for the set dollars
published at 81 so.
Botta's History of the War of American Indepcnd-
ence, large octave volumes, translated from the TIA
Ian, by G. A. Otis, handsomely printed with engra-
wings price for the set in full leather binding H. IS
published at 6 dollars. L. TAYLOR.
Il .
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
A CTION 5 ALE S.
BY .. DRAPER ii


Store 81 WtItiGn-s;reet. corner Of Pins-strset
THIS DAY. Nov. g. at 10 o'clock al the Auc,ion Room
PackASE SALs-2OO packages ,lsh, Irish. Scotch IN
Amer Dry Goods, Of Importation ts sale sa
oracrg large desirable assortment Of seasonaSie ar
tices
Terms 8 months for approved endorsed ro,es
Also. 5 cases priuted ss1onies.
C-tllogaes and samples The morning OF sale.
Al,O e2s.s WOOL Dyed black Beaver Cloths.
Also, : cases LOHdoa wool dyed indigo bae Beaver
Clt tbs
Ais. cases % printed Saxonies
Also bales German Goats HAIR Csmolet
On TaU&oDAY, Nov II. at 10 O'Clock.
Fsr>cH tiUops-.s0 cases Frcrch Goods Of recent IN
portstion and ai. p,ed 10 the sea on
Term,-For all Of Sl00 AID over Q mos Tor ap-
proved encorscd notes.
Catalogues and samples morning OF sale
Also ~ invoice of wadLed SILK Velvet ShswIs ScaFis
anu MARulAs, high cost.
Clothes frou, the Shelves-Nest of England oistH
lue staek INV, bic c5e-n ani iGdigo blue wool eyed
obroad cloths 4o ~eaisd wSst OF Efglaud csssine'es
&C. Sc.
Terms OF sae-Al sums Of 500 and cvoE months for
approved endorsed notes ..,,
IL 1915. sJ.CO0.-fercmpfory snie OF boNpS
AND NOR TGAGkS.-The Bends ot the original snare
holders Ses Brighton Association, on which there
now due about the Of Three Hundred and Forty
BY mortgage upon a the rsmaiEing property OF ssd
ASSOCIATION will be sold together with sad mortgage by
, DRAPER. Jr Auctioneer. the Merchants Exchange
IN the CITY of New York ON WEDNESDAY, the iIth
iay of November at o'clock IL the forenoon
Apply for particulars, to
M. s e. H. BLATCHFOBD,
oa5 dtSI7 No. Hanover street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
CARPETS, UlL-CLOTHS, NC.
Cheapest in The City.

IONEA q N kStl IUI Bowcry, WISH 10 Iriorm
hose who about purchasing Carpets that they Hre
Offering and handsome assortment at tae following
low prices, consisting IN part Of
10 600 yds R. Ingram from Is Cd 10 4 Cd
: On0 fine and extra fine do 46to56
i2 00o superfne, handsome patterns 3Oto6 o
1900 double uperfnc patterns, English 0 TO
6oc0 Th,ec Ply. rich coors 10 to II U
l5 900 :" 1 t. 81 0il-COth, 36to5 o
Also sets heavy glish and American Floor 0iC Cloths
double hite ground, Is 10 l2s.
Together with great variety o Rugs,
Door Mats Table and Piano Covers, Ross, Window
Shades &c &C. ali of which viii be sold from - TO 30
per cen cheaper purchased any "herc else
the city. JONES q MAkCf iUi Eo"ery'
Middle Carpet Store between Hester and Grand str
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Ship Emblem Talbot, 10 day, from Palermo with FRUIT
to f. ID. Hur,but q Co.
ship All. aide Mickes days from Philadelphia with
coal 10 w. b. Bromley.
8 Sw. chip Echo Anderson, So days from Gohe, with
iron to:Boorman, Johnston & Co.
FIR b iC Ru..au, Boyer, 81 days frsm Portau-Prnce,
with coffee, &c. 10 order.
Brig Tybee, Ogden days from Charleston with cotton
to Ii Bulk.ey.
Brig :ybee. Ogden, IL days from Charleston with cot
ton to IL Buckley.
Brig Hyder All Derrick, II hours from Middleton, in
ballast 10 j. w. AIsop.
scnr CurlcS, Eldrige, Boston, with mdsc.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

yard Just received and for suIe by
r9 ius- J. w SMITH, Agent, 81 Cedar street.
YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK, OFFICE IS
/ BOWERY.-The Young Peoples Book, or Maya
zine OF Useful and Entertaining knowledge Edited By
John Frost NJ Professor of Bellies Lettrcs IN the High
School of Philadelphia and Mooron McMichfel
CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER, VOL
lst, No. Ill
Memorial of Washington.
TIC Hawaians. by Prof G. Henshaw Belcher, author
of Roand the Worla" &c.
The Captive Prince Translated from the German Of
Francis kuger.
The Reconciliation.
Ascent Of vesuyIs., by Prof E. c. Wines.
The Tonsu Bride, b. I. ;. Arthur
To l.sdy. by Keynell Coates nj D.
School Friendships.
The Bride, by Mrs Marion II. Rand
Prose, By Poet.
witt TO Greenwood Cemetery, by E. s. n
The II .gh School Observatory, by Sears Z. "aiker
The Two Death Beds or the Painter and the Queen,
with portrait of Mery De Medicis
Self Instruction Draw ing CULTIVATION OF the Eye,
oa animal and Vegetable Instinct, by Pref Ro bic
Dunglison, NJ ID.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Tho Tomb of Wash.ngton Engraved Oh steel by A.
Dick from Painting BY w Bartlett.
The Wash:netou ilcdnl. struck III commomoration oil
the svacuaton of Boston, Engraved on steel IN the Medal
lion sly e, by Ilr. Saxon. - .
Peltrich's Statue Of Washington, Engraved by L. H.
Mumford, IRON sketch by Williams
G.ecnough's Statue Of Washington, Engraved by i
H. Mumford from sketch by FraDciss Memorials OF
W asingt05.
VIZ Hadsons Bust OF Washington.
Stuart. Original Portrait of Washington Stuarts
Faueu,l Hall Portrait of Washington Stuarts Portrait
from the Marquis of Lan-downes collection
Chantrey's Statue oil WasniussoS, EDsta'eu 0N et'S
s,rutser:s Snrcopbsgas Of Washington. Two Views
Engraved by T. n. Mumford copied from DIR. Strieh-
lands Tomb OF Washington.
The Captive Prnce, Engraved by J. b. Nino' from
design by AAoph Men4el- .
a sketch BY Frankcns,ein
Portrait Of Mary De Medci', Engraved by C. ~ Par
melee. ,,...... o......,,.1 1,i
Three Ornamental Heads and Eleven Ornaments: Nm, ni
,al LATER, Engraved BY c. n. Parmelee, L. b. hinot
and By II. Mumlord
Terms. - per aunum in advance. l5! cents single
uunbsr. Published monthly, delivered In any part o
tins Civ and nroo.yn and sent by Mail 10 hii parts Of
the United States and Cantdas, by the puhisher
VI. 20 -. ISRAEL POST, - Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

u Those who delight the presence of beautiful
surrounded by their protectors ard families should
visit tne New YORK Circus, where performances OF the
mos, eeg and excellent grade be witnessed for
the Iuder of tae week TRc whole coIpauy may be
considered euPerativc. Who does give the palm TO
Jonn Smith Where Dale Mcfarland, Glenroy,
N Tells, Cadwallader McColium be maicheo Nhers
indeed The officers of La Belle feuc viii the Cir
cas- 10 lnor.ow (Mednesday) evening,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
New Work by R. H. Dana, Jr.
The Scnmnn,s Eriend-Con,aining-

PARrI. A plain Treatise on Practical Soamanshp, with
engraved Illustrations, and full Dictionary OF
Sea Terms
PAr IL Customs and Usagcs of the Merchant Service,
relating TO the office Of the Mastor, chief, and
second and third Mates Carpenter, Cook, able
and ordinary seamen, &c. &c
Psr Ill Laws relating the practical duties OF Master
and Mariner. BY the author Of 1.-TWO Years
Before the Mast-" VOL l2mo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR or School Singing book, ori
vasi snd selected by WIN B. Bradbury and c. w. San
aers. Jus, published and for sale by
DAYTON & SAXTON,
oS l2i Fulton-s.. cor OF Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Our own State 81, which have been gradually dccn
iag were no, offered the Board today
The Sou,harn Exchanges still getting worse. There
a ,ae of $1,000 Philadelphia to-day at the Board
81 per discount. The impression that things
very Philadelphia gaining strength and we
quote to dny slut
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

upElIBER FORTf1E q. s:NAVf-PRo-
| POSALS will he received at the Navy Agents once
in this CITY, until the twentieth day oi November next iof
ali 10 be selected from eroN In Of lands within the IN
huencc of salt water. p,
TIC Timber must be delivered at the Navy ard BROOK
yp NewYork free of all charges ans SUBJECT TO lhe H.
.,er,ion f the proper officer of the ard.
SCHEDULE OF WhIrE-OAK TIMER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
az drrifn.

IN this ci,y Nov 3, by tho Rev. Mr Kreb' Oscar A.
Cohh Of Caisk to aIiss Phcbe l.. Knapp of this CITY,
At Flushing L. Nov. b. me Rev. T. Osborn Jere-
man L. Fowler Of this city, TO Mss Ann Denton, OF the
former place ~
At Cold Spring, Putnam Co. Nov. l. by the Rev Mr.
Clark pariu, = Crosby 10 Julia daughter Of John p.
A. Swport. r. l.. Nov 3, by the Rev. Alex. Viu,on,
no Rev Francis viutoR to Miss Ez beth Mason only
daughter Of the late Commodore Oliver H. Perry both of
Newport.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
Josiah Richards s. Platt.
y Exfeu.iye sale Of Old Euglish Books

sPLENDiD ILLUSTRATED ~ 0RK> &c-At,ent on
respectfully invited the sale OF Rare and furious
eSks elegant lus,raiod Works, sc. commencing L his
AilsrEoon al 4 o'clock and continuing every day TINS
sst the hour. The collection emo.'ces as S'lI
by the catalogue the greatest variety OF standard
- ~ Authors in every department OF Literature ano
SasOse before offered q, Auction in this Country
aiaesdes number of tho most costly works ever pro-
n portion for this day includes subscriber copy o.
VI Ac Ne c, c!opod.r 81 vols in hse Russia binding
n, FOR particulars advertisement under hucuoh
mead. BANGS, RICHARDS'S Il PLATT,
%u 1876 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
Iie0:

In thi. city, Nov. 8, Mrs. Anne Louise L'ino DaTet
Balsi in the 4ith yoar Of her age
Her friends aml acquaintance and those OF the late
John lib Esq are respectfully reqae.ted TO attend her
funeral from her lato residence No 6I Dusnest Nofth
side OF DuaRe Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock
In this city, Nov s. Robert F. Riah In the 10Th year OF
his age.
His friends AID those OF the family are invited 10 at
tend the funeral this afternoon IL R'luGton ST. Ser
vices will take place at the house al o'clock r. NJ pre-
csey after which the remaios accompanied by the ia-
w. i'll he taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
In this city, Nov !, Mr. Thomas Crawiora' aged o.
Ills relations and friends and those cf his so in law,
Dr. James H. Hart respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral this afternoon halls o'clock from the residence
of Or. Hart, % Hudson street ,,
In this city Nov. = William J. only son OF { William .
and Eliza Sure. aged Years months aud 10 S Gays.
Ia hi. city, Nov T. Tncs. r. Dawes eyed 55 cars,
pstiye Of Radnorshirc, South Wales.
In this city, Now I MIS-. Rosetta, wife oil " III. n
Hartshorne, aged 20 years. :,
In this city Nov. dark oReily, in the SSH year OF
his 'ge. ,,;..,..r a.r,h,sr ~
Samuel NJ. and Mary Hitchcock. aged 10 years.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
New-York Cattle Market.
lReporteI fo- the Trltsne. !

At market 1850 head of Cattle, including 800 left
over last week 40 OF which from the South and the
basncc frcm this State 40 Mich Cows and 800 Sheep
and Lambs.
There was slight improvement in the Beef market
and 1870 head taken Sii te S6i averaging S5i
the l00 lby.
Tnrty Mich Cows were taken at $40 TO s3s each.
Sheep and anbs mostly taken, Sheep at 81 50 TO
81 Lambs at 81 I'd $3.50 each
Sale. OF Hay by the load at a to &C the 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ship. Rob Roy, Arnold, Mobile. Center * Co; Sarah
Arsella Smith, Ncw Orelns Boyd HLcken; Warsaw
Wendell, New O-Icais Barstow a. Co.
Brig. Cecilia Latham, Galveston, Jno. Ogden Otter,
Br) Dill Halifax VIM. Tucker; J. ID. Noy es, Ashley,
Mobile WIN. Nelson.
Schooners Union, Balance, O:racoke and Newbern; l..
D. Stur:cs, Barker, Geo gelown S. c.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
Mercantile library !As-ocin,ion &

T. The Board of Directors have tho pleasure Of an
uouncing the Members and friends Of the Institution
tn. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES,
to be delivered at Ci.toR Hall the Tuesday Evening
Of each week, commencing Nov. 9th.
INTRODUCTORY-A Address the occasion Of the
Twenty-Five Anniversary
f;y the Hon WILLIAM lNGLlS.
And a Poem by WILLIAM CUTTER, ESQ. Member o.
the ASSOCIATION
Ono Lccturc-Hon GEORGE NJ DALLAS, Of Pennsyl-
paniG, Gate United STATES hiHiSter 10 hHsS'd} oh
Russia
Ono Lec,urc-Hon RUFUS CHOATE (United States
Senator fror. NdssdchuSetts)
One Lecturc-ELIhU RURRlTT AM. Of Massachusetts,
enc learned Liaoksm,th) 'ls a Roman Patriotism
congeniai wi the Republican principle or the spi'
rit Of our Institutions =
One Iccurc-Rey. JOHN o. CHOuLES st Bar
tholemew 5 Dav and Admiral Cohgay
One Lec,urc-DAvID PAUL BROWN, ESQ., Of Philedei-
phia -
the ePoHsiarmy-prcftssOr the College Of the city Of
Louisville Ksntucky) The History and Rcvout'oa
of Poland
delphia Tine cultivation of the ahections
ORe Lectura-Rey. HENRY w. BELLOWS. q" Manners
and morals of Republic.
Two Icctur, s-BENJ ,MIN SILL1hAN, IL. D., (Prcfes-
Yale College, Ner-HGres9
"A sketch oi structure of the Earth, including
the leading facts Of Geology"
ii. Theory Of the powers and operations oy wnicn
the arrangement has been eiected-wlth the
results of utility and beauty
One sLecture-Nll.LlAN l.. STONE Esq Buccaneers
Of fAmerica" =. ,,,,,,, =,
d. Professor University Medical Seh7oD The con-
s,,tution aud organization OF the Animal Body"
fine Iecture-Rev. j. Il. WAINWRIGHT, D.
Ono Lec,ure-JOHN NEAL, Esq. Of PortlcHd " Self
ono I.erure-Rey NJ MAFFIT professor St Charles
CoIi,gr M,sourt) Self Education.
y.Iediciory by the Hon. A. BRUfN HASBRouCh, Pre-
sidsnt Rutgers College, Neso Jersey.
Due not.e will he given from time 10 time OF the order
in whch the above gentlemen vi" deliver 'hcif respective
Lectures.
TERMS FOR THE COURSE: q,
Tickets admitting member and one lazy; =. '.'''S
Do do non-mcmber AID one lany.....
Ladies Tickets. -. - :, ~.
10 be obtained of the Librarian at Clinton aa1 a. '
the book store oil Baker, Crane Co. l3s @ reaf.1 n'A
| Wall street. X. E LoChWooo'
oe5 If Chairman Lecture Committee
II Look 10 your Enair.-ls II fAlipg oat VI
turning giay scurf dandrf collecting IN me
! Ifso remeI Der We are not recommending puned ara
clc b, old high price, bur honest, well hhor
srce called yone,s OIL OF Coral Circassis 10 Hsse ,he
har grow. This sold al 50 Cha hamstreet at the 10"
price of g. sbillings bottle. Agents l67 Divon
trect or l39 Full, Brooklyn. Beware OF coun
,erfeits-look os' genuine without the signature
s. Jones ,ke label We recommend this article 10 o.
| wha. il purports. NJ III
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

D Notice.-The Junior Washington Temperance
Society will evening !. o'clock, the Voca'
Hall Grand street, to the Butchers and Drovers
Bank.
Young particularly clerks and apprentices IRE In
vited to attend JAS IL. AMMAN, Presd. Mt.
JOHN G. MARSH, Secretary. ~ IL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
Second RoRrd.
Commercial and Honey MATTERS.

The transactions at The Stock Exchange to-day were
limited, and generally the were depressed No L.
s. Rank .od It was offered without saes. Delaware snd
Hudson improved 5 per cent Mohawk / Canton Co fell
off }. Paterson : S,onngion !. Vicksburg /.
The saes OF STATE Stocks to moderate extent and
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
w. & J. JAMESON.

Navy AGEST's OFFICE,
Ncw-York, Nov. l5il.
u Proposals for supplying the following quann
ties of Plank and Timber will be received at this Office Til
the l5;h insi. viz:
White 0nh Plank.
$4,000 Gnch measure 81 inch to be 80 to Gu feet
long, and 10 10 II inches wide
100000 feet (inch mensurc) inch TO bc 30 10 90 feet
long, (onehalf to be IS feet and TO u inches wdc
Seasoned Plank will be preferred, and Plank IN part
seasoned (ssy months will be indispensable. more
particular description will be given application at the
Navy Yard.
Yellow Locuss Timber.
400 cubic feet to square 6x6 inches
100 9r9
100 l0xl0
To be IN length, Of from TO 6 feet average 10 feet
and fair proportion of the different lengths TO each side
OuehaIf to be delivered 30 and the remainder in 6O
days.
yvhits Pine PIaDk.
10000 feet Gnch measure) for staging "5, 50 and 81
feet long an equal proportion Of each) l2 20 20 ncae'
wide; average Is inches inches thick of parallel Width
and edges saved straight One half TO be delivered IL
ten aud the remainder twenty days
X. C. WETMORE. Navy Agent,
r4 t15is e5 Water street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, NOVEMBER Q, ls4l.

PORT OF NEW-YORK, NOVEMBER Q, le4l
Isiuiufurc 1Ainnnac.-THrs DAY
IHs sun FULL
Rises sci. 50 Rises , A Sets 43 IN
Latest Dates
LONDON. OCT % HAvRE OCT q
LlvERfooL........o ocr. 23 hEw-oRLEAss. %
The next Steam ips to Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM BRISTOL.
Brta mia leaves Oct 10 GreatW esern, leayo.4 %
The next Steaa ) h ip to Leave
FROM BOSTON SEw-YoRK.
Britannia leaves Nov. l6 Great Western,leayes Nov23
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

y Clinton Hall Bookstore.-The sub-cri-
Der has opened the of Nassau and Beck
.is-Clntoa Hali-vhere ne ofQ.s for sale Al the
lowest cash prices al extensive of Theology
cal, Classical, Miscellaneous and SchOo! Books Also
Blank Book. and Stationery.
He also publishes the FIRST and Secondhand has IL press
the Third Series of the Two Huntred Pictorial Illus
ira ons Of the Bibl-, and Views III the Holy Land
The TENTH EDITION OF the Fist Series
and the THIRD EDITION Of the S c n ) les
aov ready.
Also. Just published 4 bea-tifgl volume l6mo i11 pa
pes. entitled EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES,
with i3O Illustrations.
Also, volume same size called sIBLE QUADRu-
PEDS. beautifully Illustrated
tn, above are all e.nnenty suitable for Gift Book,
and Holiday Presents.
Orders for the above works solicited, and promptly at
tended TO.
An new books received as soon as published.
90 J. ). REDFIELD.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

TTh- Packet ship Pntrick Escnry will
sail THIS DAY Tuesday, at u O'clock.
Passengers will be taken oil board BY the seamc; Her
cucs fron+ Wh,hall, at that hour.
Letter gs will close the Merchants Exchange and
Hac's News Room al /! o'clock. ny
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
UThe Directors Of the New-York Ly


u The Directors of the New-Yorik Ly-
ceum respectfully inform the P.bc that the Third An
nua Course of Lectures before that institution will be de-
vered in the Broadway Tabernacle "Wednesday even
ngs OF each week, commencing early in November.
Introductory, by the Hon. Saml L. Southland, Of New
Jersey
Hon. Henry D. Gipin, Gate Attorney General of tho
Uuite4 Slates) on
Hon. c. C. Cambrcleug Gate Minister of the United
States TO Russia) on Russia
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