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New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
WUKAAl X HAUGHWOUT.


SPLENDID GOODS.
NANCY AND FURNISHING ARTICLES actually
I sold for 95 to 80 per ccat below former prices
great variety which adapted to the present season
and arc OF style.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of
New pattern Gas Fixtures.
Caadlc AMI Gas Chcnneliers.
Giraudoles orinolu Slvered and Bronze 10 lg6is.
Caudelabras to le 'ig'ts.
xsra Lamps Of the latest pattern, of e7cry size very
low.
Hall Lamps aud La nterns.
Cand,eslicks, great variety
Hsnd Reading, Side and Manel Lamps.
Church Chandeliers aad Lumps, large asSc:im5a'.
Plated Revolving Casors
Cake skcts, Toast Racks.
Batter and F,h krlvos.
1ehie Cutlery Of ali kinds.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Sets.
Japan Winters Of all prices.
German Silver Spoons and Forks.
French Porcelain Dining. Desert ald Tea WGrs.
RICH CUT AND PLAIN GLASS.
Wines and Tumrers, Cnampagnes
Liquors, Ci,rets, Goblcts FIaggons,
Decanlers. Wier Bottles,
Hook md Finger Glasses,
Toill. iJottes. CELERY Glasses.
Salts, Giss. Pitchers Ice Creams.
LemOnades, Bowls, Sugar Dishes. &c. &c.
GOODS TO LOAN.
4 separate stock of splendid Oh 'ndellers,
CandelGbras, Lamps, China Glass, Table Cutlery &c
&c, furnished NJ all time. dll Owls
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

- AGcIiOc %oticc.-GLASS WARE, SEGAkS
and FA ~ AKTiClES-Ihis Morning al II O'Clock
large invoice of rich Cut ts, Ware OF all descriptions
also prius lot Of IL Scears snd 'n'o.ce kose-
wood Work BoXe, aud other ieucy Articles Alec ms
Evening collection of valuable Miscellaneous he1As
worthy attention; with choice assortment Of
Si'',a" u> 80 ,o,dv do2 Ii
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
POLICE OFFICE.

TvtsDNY, UrccnlbHr2I.
A BRACE OF THEFTs--A named William
Wood, was lodged in the watch house Monday
night by wa,chman Jackson. for having in his posses
sion barrel and tSo baskets he had stolen To-day
he was sent TO the Peniteniary for months,
thief and vagrant
William H. Frisbee was arrested on Monday night
by Waterman Hamilton with smoked shoulder in
his possession, supposed 10 be stolen, for which he
was sent TO prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
JchnS sutton. Aactioneor,

" auction Noiice.-LAkGE sALE-Ihls psS
- O jock nj the corner Beach aud West -, the en-
ry, c,n,ents of the Foundry, cens-ng OF steam en-
rins. blowing cylinder, slslls drl''n, msclne crsne
h-nch,s wooden l,.k aud fixture wrong iFon clamps
$50 Other impleu,, for the trade. ~
FURNITURE Immediately thereafter nj the house 50
Washington - The Furmiarc contained III The house
,' So 80 ~. ,,s,,,l assortment Sc dl3 1t
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81 nrrlcO.

lu ,h,, civ Dec 10 sir. Frederick R. Da'Hmple OF
Morris Couaiy, n. J. SIR. Frances ThorP' OF Queen
Ia srooslyn Dec 81, Caiu. c, Burnap, Of rhi. city
10 Aun daughter of tie late Thorne Skcei, OF BfocA!yn
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

- Cooking owes fo- ci;hsr wood COAL requested
To e,aa:as Not These Stoves have been aHarde PIE
mum. ~ every FaIr for sever- ystrs This eonsoina
ton J.. me OF S.nve ih,t obviaes the great nuisance.
th- m-g ani stsem re- n the utegs! These are un-
oues riora5y the 5 Cooking apparatus IN usA Stove
m 90 rs1ioa ii either sore. J. l. MOTT,
S6i Water and NJ. - BoweEy.
NB His Rlug Stoves for stores workshops, &c. have
bees N yera years, many oftheu Sithout repairs
The principe OF construction IS ssch aat they mast 6:
more duraoe and give hsa. shsn ,uy other Stove
i22 lwiI
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

l. Pa,mely, 3il Broadway, n Dodge, e2s Broadway.
y.smi,h DO gs II eondsI- E s. Burger "a Market, st
For sale ~ the following Druggists Cotton. 263
Beeckerst; Ring GA Broad scbit film IA Canal
Iar, 20 Proa i"ay asd H1d,on aud North Moore
Silnor. 81 BroM~ay; Huchings, $50 Boseryj syIae
f3 Boweiy; Bur,el, 80 ChIihsmi and Dooiitiis ZS
Centre st Price. per wal 50 cents half . cen
del lmria
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

-, -
n Ou "wednesday evening, Dec. - Ct g!
Q clock at the Auction kOom-- 49, ,,,>,,,e
larrc col ecton of elegant Enelsh snd American An1u
ais. ucuoiur many for lsil Also Ia 20 asSor!m'n Mt Of
Book in Emo bindings, Fancy Work Boxes, Writing
Desks Drcs. ing Cares fancy ARTICLES &c.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS also variety of stand
ard oss.
Catalogues ere nov ready aud tho books arranged for
examination. az
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
RICH DRY GOOJS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
IL u. MEET, s. 90. 3AJ BROADWAY offe


~ Tor sale large ami complete assortment tf rich
and fashionable Dry Coos suitsble for Hoyday Present.
Every tnng line be found At their establish
mont Of the bsi qualities and al the most reasonable
price,.
Excellent SHILLING CALiCoFs, fast color..
I.ooJ pieces rich ENGLISH CALlCohs from Is. 4d. to
3 per yard.
44FEENCH CALICoEs Of best qualify, and ue"
style, only =. per ya:d.
The bs,, a EARLSTON BINGHAM only p per
yard NOT to De bought clsco here under =. 81.
NOUS. DE LANES in eadles- variety, from p ard p
ca p,r yard up ards. large lot Of very rich goods, onl,
3D. They Offer re Paris goods at H. per yard
SILKS of every Style and description; eScclcn, Chre
Silks only per yard elegant Satin Striped silks, SIS ti
g. also (iros dAfqae Reps Watered, ombre and iaee
Pou de Soies very low.
FANCY IIANDKERCHlEFs, Net Bags, Gloves, siik
Hose, Cambria Hlndserohief., Tarend Laces, &c.
NB.--G. " & Co. have a few aides very eIeg'Rt
Coshs yet emaaine which hey wi!l offer during the
Christmas fioiydny. much below their value They are
made OF Ike inc.t Thbet rich silk, and snns, and or
are Of the richest Genoa velv,,.
few pieces of the rich yard vde Washing silks, At
Is It'll remain. d2l leis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
I,tArCs,Ns AND 5EMNLasA- 81 Hon

MA TCssES AND ;9ElIasS fur HOLY
w DAY PEESENr-.-lL-t received by the subscr-
Der soe vcry fac Gold ald SILVER Lever Anchor Escapa-
mcnt, AM Lep,'2 Watches. Also lev Diamond Pms
aud Rings aad Cameo Pms for adie Goli CHAINS Zen
c sc; all Of " -ich h. selling, retail lover than !;
any other place the Gold Watches as low rs 80
to $40 ZACH Watches aad je~ clry sNchlngcd or bought
All Watches warranted 10 keep good Zine or the money
returned Watches and locks repaired IL the best
mann-r AT les hau the usual prices by one of the
finest wori1ru ~ the city. q. Z. ALLEN,
Itanorer of Walche, and Jewery, wholesale a1d rcia
d. inns No. 80 Wa!l-st up sr-.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
:. oc.,ocrntic yyhig General Gem

!, - 10 .rsci Germ, o ~, Gu. mite" nj
M +, a., srs-dN.- IIouse, o TeurscaS evening"
&c g. c: halEpstt1 a'closk ,..-,,
~ SAMUEL G. RAY aoND Chairman
nc. wEsrrRyELr. s.cre,a les 20,
l. T BacEHoC,S,
IT 5 izeejin. of he = Home s-';saf,op
1r he Protection o. h-vcucsn Lsbof, ana ihe
- Recinrcca ca m rec. vii be held al INC a,
If The An rem Institute, Wetne'i9y oGa,s,re IN
7!o'cosk Tso un elected ~ ,. :, - no.
hi, srde OF tho c:n. Sso.e de-os.u ,dyoeaed
y, M. - oca5n nren,ioa attended 10 ' o. over
I'D free @ II American Labor an q, "nnn anS
cq4- m aGos sc, Are 'e Glasses. Strangers
H. ne c'If = ~ ue Ne''V d2l q
49, A. an
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

TUESDAY, December u.
Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Purdy and B-adsur,t
Samuel Alcorl was tried for assault and battery
John Hays and James Henderson, city waichmen
Adjadged guilty-juGgement suspended and he
moved. William DAVIS and James Doyle, stealing
a scale beam worth S25, property of the U. States ;
guilty Peni,enuary months ,each. John Denike,
boy, stealing 81 in bills from the drawer of the
Messrs Gratis guilty--iudgemeut suspended and
he discharged. Henry Goodman, colored man. steal
ing trunk worth So from Robert Campbell; guilty
Peniienrary months. Edward Lewis colorcd
stealing irem Robert Mccain dccanier oil liquor
worth 81 guilty-ludgemeni suspended and he dis
charged Joseph Liddy, assault and battery on his
wife Mary guilty-judgement supeuded and he
discharged. Thomas Thompson and Peer H. Cisco.
colored boys, stealing fire CRATE worth 81 from
James Ber,eaux guilty. Sent TO the House OF
Refuge. Michael Ryan, assault and battery Ben
j.min Whi,ehouse guilty. City Prison so days
Owen Manahan, assault and battery on John Charl-
ton, Honor McCne and W alter Cook guilty. Peni-
Tertiary months Henry Tyson. coloret, stealing
silver watch, vest ana s. jim money, in all $50
from George Wilson; not guilty. Adjourned 10
+ riaav next.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

HOLD a = PssEsESS T's-Fne w AtcheS
l / Mante locks Jewellery, Sivor Ware, &c.
E&S : ROCKWELL. No. 9 Asior House, have q
compo.e as.ortr ent Of Duplex Patent Lever Lepne
aud otner Wachcs All warranted iirst time kerpers
beautiful assortment OF French Mantel Clocks, also
warranted first rite 8: tfnc.
large a.sostncut of Diamond and ether rich Jewellc
ry of the newest aud most Fashionable patterns.
And Of silver Ware, sue. Tea Sets, q bets, Mugs
Knives Forks Spoons ard every sticle OF Silver
Ware warranted Of the fsest silver and best OF
,,.rsri, d2 2wls
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
no GEsY A'spHiTsa.ATIsH,

rsNHiS EVENING T, criuber ~ the performance will
l commence with Grand EntTee entitled The Amazon
ian Maids Roman Heroes by ladies and gentlemen
To be followed by
CRACAKATOO; or Cocosnut Ballet
After which
TAuIEAUX vlvANs by the Rivers Family.
Following ahirh-
MAGNIFICENT RIDING Il SPORTS OF THE RING
To conclud-l with
CASH ~ CABBAGE; or, The fnlucky Tailor.
Doors open quarter Pnst O'Clock, performance
commences a. =
Roxcs 80 Cents. Pit Is cents deO
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.
EVIDENCES 1T their great worth in relieving
II Cough, Coles, Consumption, Whoeping Cough, Ash
ma tic 3diche. Palpitaen, Lowness OF Spirits, Worms
ans al di,enses.
DIu ". Frye, Esq No avenue.
Mr RAIDER, SO Chatham ST. the famous segar dealer,
Mr. T.. G. Stacy. mahogany dealer,
Col T. \. Ben-ob. 2l9 Blocker St
Benz Cromblc 100 Fulton St
And many others have been cured by them. Wholesnls
md retail at Nassau st. 55 Bowery. e2l Blocker Ut
Hudsou IT East broadway aud LIT Fulton street. Brook-
ION MI lmls
S,tVEs:l fs zAR.A n "a 81 HANDSOME IbErh.
) Shernnns Orrs Tooth Paste will sReeten 'he breath,
harden the gums when the teeth and keep thsD from
,chtng Narrated not to iHjure them. recommended
hy Dr. Elliot the oculist, ST. DIR. Castle the us
nngu-ied dentist, 297 Broadway DR.. Chiffon the we'll
Known chemist and every body that has used It. ohs
thousand dollars will he forfeited If 1t ever injured any
IN teeth or if be surprised Sold at Oo Nassau
st. s5 Boxery. II East Broadway, 22l Bleecser. u!
Hudson st. and la Fulton II. Brookyn. n23 lmiS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

"FORTY ONE" i well-nieh gone
That you I all alI." deer friends oil mHe
But ere nter &c Forty tEo
hope you u cal at io7'y-nine-
la Court andt street | Eean Of course
To purchase things for Santa Claus
For there usual may he f1uad,
CoufeotioEs an steam refined,
At fvc-7ud-twenty cents pound
AID sasar 10Y Of every KIND.
You ry old friends, vii come Of course
You might 90 urther, and fare verse
In sending Strangers 10 the store,
Endeavor .ne,r n,i"ds 10 tx
That for'y-s"veu " !, Jn.t aeXi door,
And oppo.i.e i forly-siy.
The ulae is Hode ains but IN hn-,
There Is no o.her f1r;,-niae
~ b-At Hodgsias may be found an assortment
co3econafy suitable 10 season, tha; for quality anc
variety II /, believed ray with any Iiilar ..tabsh
.nf ana AZ ali our s the price TIE puo
&c are respectfully layited cali aud Judge for n "a
selves. az ..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

SLEEGE:s, &A&lsiHls. sLEiGsEs =
- CRADLES, CRADLES !-B,ys' Seighs ana Toy
Cradles, toy Wagons. BarroHs a large assortment of
the sbovc articles together with great variety Of house
keeping Wood Ware, Hardware, Tin Ware and Willow
Ware cheap 253 255 Greenwich street, by
w. & ]. JAMESON,
dis Owls one door Eorth Of Murray ST
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

NAVY oRA December ~, Ie4I.
y Notice.-The ight-Ship stationed oil Suai'F'
Point will be taken INTO por; on or shout the 3'.
h., ,,,on, mud remain during the running OF the Ice
when she will resume her former station, Ct which due
V dol lo Or" - So" coward CURTIS Collector.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

uI0 NTRsEH ~ love Is OF


L FRUIT.-Empcyurut i. waniei BY one perfectly
acquainted with prusinr archsrds nurseries grapevine
&C Also engsaus and budding. Thi. being he proper
"a on Tor cutting and packing cioas Tor neS' sp'e
use He would infor'a those who may WANT any mug
dsns IL this line understands eituns prsPAfisg
oor,ed TO INV stance and IN any climate and be sei
sith afety from the l., Of April to tire mdd'e oil June
Those having choi fruit &c this wv sccomnod'ts
their friend; 81 o..sace vi,h AH e-oprieiors Of
gusseres can We con- pu 40 f-f their iss ~ for
sale s. note directed E Kelsey, SAD !ei' az tas
lmcriclu Ias.iuie. xl meet promp; attention az
(0ssH IicCABE ~ Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
j OFFICE. ~ NSssau-st.
REFERENCES lion vi. II Grnnell, II. Brevoort, Esq
" Irving. Prof Reawick. dl3 I'm
HUTsGN,s INTELLIGENCE oFFiCE
II No 560t Pearl s;reet, near Broadway do irais
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
eeU-5Cai. FerTHVAL.-Mr. {. F HORN

boxes ~ ents. III - cents u-V
UssCaI. FEsTHVAL-Slr. e. F. HORN
IA respectfully his friends and the public
in gcseral will have the honor of giving seee
ton from Ia, the Remission of SIN. (the
seec d rom aiton Paradise LOST tho Tabernacle
on Monday evening Dee. 9th i-ll composed Tor and
dedic TO the New York Sacred Music society. The
PRINCIPAL parts III he sustained by Mr.. aham, 5lrs
+. Horn, Young Lady, her first appearance in ae~
York Sir. g. Horn. Jr. Tho principal Members OF the
New York cd Music Society, have kindly consented
to render their valuable ASSISTANCE support the cho
se The Orchestra will be full uni efficiently supper cd
oy the priRcpal members Of the EuerTean Society
I.cadcr-Mr. U. c. Eill. Coaductor-lf. C. E Horn
DR. f. liOdles viii preside At thr Organ.
The -econd Part will be supported bY Madame Fran
ccs,hini Carl. Mr Rrsham SFnor De Begr' Mfs c. F.
Horn Irs. Btey Mr. e. Horn. Jr, Hr. a Philips ard
nr f. Horn "ho ~'l .ing .9ms o. thSr H'st "oi,'e
Song Ductt- Sc Mr. II. e. fimm siIl preside NJ the
Pi,no fsrte
q Further particulars viii be duly announced.
Doors to b. opened half past o'clock. Concert TO
cnr menc- hnlf past
Tickets :: each, 10 be had of the gcnt.enen who have
kindly formed rhcIns lives Committeo-n he rrn-
cipsl Music Stores, also Of ir c. f Horn, 5i Broad
wny. dZ' 81
,.os1E JNEoNssr BALL, which to take
place 81 Fri!sy eC- l1th - po-tpoued on accoun'
Of the wcaih'r until THURSDAY. 23d December on
which occ .'icr the 'oJh will be sPIeut,iIy decorated
aud 10 experc or pains viii b. pared render this
OF he r.osl a'trectiye Ralls Of the season
SiLAs CftCKERtNG, 3l2 Broadway.
T. 6 BUCK - Vesey
hB VAEDtRZEE % Vesey Z.
&. KEf NDfDS % Neser 81.
J. CARLISLE 81 William st.
!. sicDrNNlUGH Diane 81.
S. SMITH. 3 D East broadway.
IIUNDVaN. - Mulberry I
Can't J. f. WOOtF 99S Washington Il
CaAS. W. BAKER 81 White st
APEtCOC X. corner Chamber ST. and Bd va
hCATON. "A Reed 81.
John TOWN Treusurrr 229 Warrington st.
GEO Y Sew. lI3 Reed -. 81 II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
Gitn suteIIIarucs.
Eepor ed FOR iac New-York Tribune.
civil, COrRTs


TuEs3,Y, December q.
In the L. S. Circuit Court an action was broueh;
by William Carlock against Messrs Arthur Tappan
and Lewis Tappan for injury received by their in
irlnging patent night belonging 10 him for the snap
ing OF stock frames. The damages are laid al 500.
000 Previous 10 Mr. Carlack nven,ing the machine
on which this action is founded four piece. we're ne
cessary in forming stock frame while his invention
forms 1t from one. Messrs Tappan mad very ex.
tensive stock factory al Poughkeepsie. keeping in
1896 tcrty power looms 10 work nigh, and day and
manufactured immense number OF stocks They
taadc an offer Mr.. Carioc. TO give him $40 600
for MS patent, but the bargain was not perfected It
10 contended that the defendants shaped 20 900 to
$4,000 dozen stocks with this machine before in
Junction was issued TO restrain them The trial
not completed when the Court adjourned.
In the action brought by Alex. Masterton in the
Superior Court against the Harlem Railroad Co.. al
inded TO yesterday, the Jury gave verdict in favor
OF palntf for $1,000 damages, ana o cents cost
COURT of SESSIONS.
Tuesday, Dec 81.
Before Judges Lynch and Noah and Aldermen
Purdy anc Bradhurst.
TRIAL FOR ENBEzzLEMENT CoHctu DED-Jddge
Lynch charged the jury in tine case OF Edward
Shav on trial for ebczzcmept, and the Jury retired
After an absence OF nall hour they returned into
Court with verdict Of guilty OF embezzement OF
over S25 at one time. Mr. R Mott OF Counsel
moved for arrest OF judgement TO prepare bill
Of exceptions AMI tie Courtal allowed 10 the 10th Jan
u-ry
Alexander a W ats was tried for forgery in the
I'd degrees. in passing attempting pass IS bill
purportiDg be Of the North River Bank bur altered
from a IS bill Of the North River Banking Company
broken bank 20 Alder Bryant, clerk Of Andrew
Warren, Of No. 10 West street for 50 % hat, on
the llth November last. As the was tried on
the Let day of the present term the Jury being
able to agree, aud the testimony then publish
ed, we snail not repeat it. The Jury found MIN
guilty
Henry Johnson. a City Marshal, Of No. 272 Had
street. and Reuliii Shgrragur Of No 533 Wash
ingion street were tried the same time on cross
complaints. for assaults and battery on each other on
each other on the 2Oh September last when the Off
Ger went 10 remove the goods Of Shurragur on all
execution for debt The testimony is tina; the officer
attempted TO tie Shurragur with rope, and thai
Shurragar struck Johnson. The Jury found them
both not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

SsT-Tro ce-lih ., IN nur r.. or for Claims against
4 the Receivers Of The ate Howard ln>uraGc, comfn
nv: one Ter 1900 No l9 and other FOR = vi 10
No. =, on bpts Of winch 10 di'denas hS'e zen IA
also ccriils IN our fyor Of tue Receivers Of tie Il
IA Insurance Company. W. a. dated A April Is D. Tor
los ABUSED on policy, 30. - o." $3.50 ~ The
Jay meat of these claim hs, .as been sio?pe' the: ea
h. - no ,e 70 sns oae bu our seye. Wa5evr Will
trn either or A OF tsen SUBSCRIBER, viii he am
ply rewarded. CHURCHILL >oUTnMAYD 8 CO.
r. ,sj a,..y. 151 Pc,rl =.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
OVERCOATS AND CLOAKs.

OVERCOATS AND CLOAkS.
A r. WyDIAN'S ROOMS, 235 Broadway, up
y stairs. n large assortment Of superior ready made
Oyercoats Clocks md Winter Frocks. which viii be sold
1t reduced prices Al.o large assortment Of Osercoot
Cloths and French fancy Doeskn for pants, which will
be MADE into Garmeats bargains. Gentlemen are nvi-
red 10 call and examine his stock OF floods and style Of
Overcoat~. hn' ''ab
pill, TaaR HkNNHNGTON, Housa-
- ,onc Railroad. BufAo End all the S,fsiy Fund
Baak-; also st Lawrence, Olean and ali the Free or
Red Back Banks in thu STATE taken without any dis
,ount for Cloths Cassins,e. Fannel, &c. the lowest
cash price at I-l Greenwich-s Canal Ill lnis'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

MISS VI. u. DIS S24G beg Lave to INFORM
III her rlenis Al pubic ia general IN sne -
ten =. op.nius her Roo IS g. her resicncr, No ils ud-
son & whore sh- Will instruct miteI numSe OF pupils
OF both scx-s IN the EIeaz; aad Fashionable RI o
Waltzing wib ell rs vsriou changes. and those "a
dies and gentlemen Who honor her VITA 1ef Pa'roH
es e,y dsaend upon he- most fx,rtions TO give salts
faction aaa reader her lessons able and INSTRUCTIVE
Every attention vii BE pad decorun, and eiiquet
The list f.r sub orber- w b. opca a. Dr. Bancker
Ne 9l2 Hudson st ~here Mss ii T. d may be consulted
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

bahama EA -ETT--OIon Som
DBntanria Wac o. pat eens just received, to-
gether With large a.sofua n Of Block Tin
COFFEE AM TEA URNS,
and variety of Fine Go,hic ard sandwich
TEA TRAYS AND WATERS.
Also, polished steel FIRE SETS
Tncse who wish purchase articles IN the Gbsve line
will call snd Them before purchasing else" here
as ttey I'll be offered at very low prices
a usual assortment OF Wooden Ware Baskets and
Herd.sre and Tia Ware for aou.eksepers use Lepi con
.tanty on hand at th- Furnishing Ws'eSouse ~ ans
255 Greegwics ore door above Murray street, by
ols 2~is '" u JthtooN.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

HOLIDAY PERsENTs.-R. L. & A. STU
L ART, corner of Greenwich and Chambers streets.
have now on ha offer for sale moderate prices,
an variety Of French fancy boxes made express
Iy for lhes b. one Of tie best manufacturers i'll Paris,
consisting OF I'D .diny, ysse, aud basket hovSs, sscS,
coTpet cornucopas sc OF various patterns filled with
sugar pums If thor manufacture together with the
usual assortment Of Candies asd Sugar Piuns OF superior
quality do lwis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

fFl0HS AND FANCY ARTICLES Of re-
ceat inn rtltion- the most reasonable wholesale
prices by ECKHAHDT s MEKk, 80 Maid N lane up
&taIrs.l ne Nasaau Il ". I. I22 SIS.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

4 as I-Un tHe 2lsi In.t. >lb'cFIPtloa Book con
R,Jrs,t-e.t 10 No - rtstree, As -, Is Of to
the .dsr whoever Ti ito No IL Rldeesireet
shau Ne literally re Tsrded l. L K. HOLLIS TER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

Far tue human hai prepared from the original formula o.
tn Baron Thenar q 10y hrasoJcau
AROMATIC COLOGNE WATER.
To obtain the article inquire for Grasdjean, tau
de Cningnc. d22 "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
p8RT OF NEw-YoRK, DECEMBER % lsf.
Miniature Nimanac.-TRIs Day
Rises = >ets4 p. Rises II Sets III %
Latest Dates.
taspoS ..--.--. Is HAVE ..--...-----S NOV. 10
tGvysrooI.--...... nov. Is w-oRLrASs-...-.ese Ii
The next steam Ships to Arri,s
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbia, left Dec. Rri'suna, leaves Jan
The next Ship TO Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM BOSTON
Cojurhia. leaves JAN. Britauus, leaves. Feb
.LkAKsp YtsrEGpAr.
Btigs Laura Durham st Mays Geo, X BneH
Trio Doapc Turks Island, Foster aud Nickerson
scar. rioga; TYLER, Wrmiug,on,N Syrian Oar
ling Win ,m>tou n c.; Br. Stanton, Ruor, Yarmouth
Ms, Jas H. Enine-
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Sh;n Solon BucsuaIn 20 days from n Orleans leather
Sell Hoyt. &c., ...t..
saip M.riposa Hale. 10 Gays FROM Liverpool nereaa'
die 10 4. u. & a Benson ~. a.. .,
Bog Oa;ario Gordon days from Baltimore Foar to
Brr oneco, Butler, % days from New Orleans suaF to
Ne" Brig Ontario. -, % hours from Hampton
Rhodes, -four to Master.
Below SHIPS bark, sIgs-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-20
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.

II the charges made against thus esiab
lishmeni be- true, IL must be the most abom'
Unable sink of in,qaiiy ever heard OIL
Swartwoui succeeded in robbing It OF ST.,
25O. 900, while he was Collector, aud II was
proved that other officers under hlm knew
oil his raguery whilst It was IN progress
Hoyi, Who succeeded him, dad not pocket
more than from one TO two hundred thou
sand Of The public funds. But an officer
who addresses the present Secretary oil the
Treasury through the New York Express,
asking full investigator, says It Gun be
proved
That thefts Of goods from the public
stores have been committed with the kno~l
edge Of some Of the officers:
That the same kind Of goods have paid
not less than two different rates Of duties on
the same days, some free and some dUtla.
BILE, aud that this was done Tor corrupt pur-
poses
That some of the officers have detected
others IN attempting to pass goods as free
which are subject to heavy duty;
That gross incompetenoy prevails IN Ger
tain parts OF the appraislng department, and
the grossesi partIalgy IN relation TO passln2
goods; the question being not as TO their
real value, but as 10 Thom they belong:
That the grossest oppression has been
practIsed IN the rate Of storage and carriage
charged TO The merchants, and that III one
case amongst thousand instances, the sun
OF four dollars has been eXacied On single
package, and that this was paid rather than
10 have tfohble, aud further that thls and
other abuses were reported TO the ate Col.
Iec,or and Suffered 10 pass wthou, notice
That the laborers nomlnaly attached to
The public store have been for long time
employed IN digging cellars, making gar
dens, and performing other services for Ger
tain officers Of tho Customs, while they
were paid from the public funds.
The Express says that The author ofthesc
charges may be fully relied on. We ,rusr
that the Secretary Of the Treasury wal
probe the matter to the bottom. - Fayefte
riile OJSeree.