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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-09

companions Behold, lovers are weep
ing upon the very turf where lovers are
sleeping! grieve for the sleepers, and
o! my friends, trembe for the weepers
They are made of soft materials kisses,
tears, saw-dust and soft soap; and heaven
only knows how soon they too, may dis
solve, and anlalgamalc with their original
clay"
80 that | were the spirit of a sound,
uncomfortable, untouchahle, and living
while | live in the same happy tone that
made me! | would he the viewess spirit
of the breeze, the breathing harmony OF
the Eolan harp; forever expiring and
forever being born anew. Atone moment
might 90 moaning through the hollow
pines, sad and disconsolale, and al another
Join merrly in the chorus of gay birds
that sport in the grove and minglc their
sweetness with the perfume of flowers.
Sometimes the harp that breathed 10 me
might be set in the branches of the willow
that weeps DER the grave of murdered
happiness, where worms are feeding upon
the lovers devoted heart. There my
sister robin-red- and | would sigh
aw>y our souls, at the pcnsive evening
hour, singing a requiem Of peace for the
ashes Of the departed dead, and filling the
breasts OF the mOurners with a host oil
melting sympathies. Sometimes, too,
would | perform a wilching serenade
around the moonlit bower of love, arous-
ing the Tiny, winged god from his rosy
couch, and inviting the fairies from their
hare-bcl homes to dance to the music OF
the numbers that compose me-. | would
sing at the lattice where beauty sleeps,
and whistle through the key-holc to fright
Ell naughty children. | would be a wills
per in the breeze, Il sigh in the gale, a
moan in the storm, and tornado in the
tempest
o, my friends, if we were only the soul
Of a sound, how happy We should be
We should have no cemosynary bodies
to provide for; no voracous appe,i,cs To
cloy no shelter TO procure and no ills TO
suffer; but living like chamclious on Gel.
estial spirits, on air. Fashion, folly,
United States Bank, and the Sub Trcasu,
ry might all rage with desperate fury,
while we--bubbles that burst and are
born agan-would come and 90 just the
same as ever, and enjoy all the happiness
Of Heaven MS though peace, piciy. and
plenty ruled the world below. All lhes c
bodies of ours are nulSances TO the soul
and the sooner we are rid Of item, The
better"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


For sale Al the Clinton Hall Bookstore 2; the lowest
Cash P-ises.
L'LEG ANTI bound aud me editions OF TIE Bible OF
IL eli szes feom 3tuo 70 qaarto Te>t4nents Of tie
usual u. BOX Common Prayer, OF all sizes.
aaf .peaa3ols hru-t.
The Pictorial Izsi-aiions Of the Bbie-ia three vo's
conPsie--uprro, bou4l morocco gii;, aud II cio'A
-i.t edges.
:as;era it csd .ir,.qlafe. illustrations.
puo-aaoE tsoa Lor1oE Religious Tract Sociejy In
sili binding.
Bl5!e Q-ed-sp-ds Biagley's,j With Is beautiful ensra
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1912.
The Drarias Room sczsp Book with roetica ilusua-
tons BY Mary hosHl. 80 ensravings, and elegantly
bound In kiue silk
Tie Book oftie Boudoir or the Cour: of Queen VIC
era series Of ugsy finished Portraits OF tss Female
Mobility 50 series with poetca illustrations hound N
green morocco.
The keepsake edited by the Countess OF Bossins,-n
with thirteen beautiful lezbcshme elegantly bound
CRIMSON silk.
The Book Of Bsaury: edited by tn. Couu;e.s OF Bles
flagtoa' IS" 10 splendid eusravin-s Of her Mse'ty The
Gu and other Distinguished laciebouad N blue silk
Heatis Picturesque Annual. history description
Of Paris In ISL oy nrs With y Hghly flushed Gu
craving bound green cloth ard gIlt
The Cabinet Of .dedsrn 4ri: editsd BY Asrc Watts
illustrated ~ls Il splendid engraving sa'eGt1svoi-
umr, elegantly sound IL Turkey morocco. extra gait
The Gems Of Art Token Of Remembrance illustrated
Win - elegantly engraved p stes beautiful volume
elcsanty bound II Turkey morocco, extra.
The JRreaiIe Scrap Book by Mrs. Ellis. With II bcauti-
fa pla
Friendships QJsrag and Winters Ereath-le beauti-
;Ifi plates. ntu-ssd morocco.
The toTge ue-Aot, sIh II exquisite engra'iDgs- BY
frederick >hoh-rg-morocco. richly git
AMERICAN ANIMALS, FOR 1912.
The T,-ier Chr stiaas and view Years CAT with :
me "ncrsvI.Es-Borocco.
Tx fonfa.s Kesp.ese Christina, and Nev Ysar'. sf
for Young Propc
The Nguonetie. wiih s elegant steel plates.
TIE CAT Christmas and New Years pesent. "ith :
b,suufui 81 rravings-rnorocco. richly gilt.
Tie Tosen GaG 1tLaa;ic >oureHtr, ~nh 10 fire cngra
vIngs-notoccs.
The Ladys BOOK Of Fieieers ard Poetry-lO beautiful
coored pate.-moroc.o
TIE Gem a CHRISTMAS and New Year. present. en-
bell-hm-utS- morocco.
Tie Friend,hip's 0d.rrs by alrs. Ca,harinc H W
-piates-,norocco.
The Rose Of Sharon u Religious Souvenir by Mis- oa
ran 4. Encartoa, vi h plaes-emhossed
Tie pGdiid: err Memorial Of 4tee'ieH-t Piaies-Ho
rocco.
Tae Rose; or Agsefi MS GIFT, by Emily harshaIl-lo
steel engrayIng,-ia rocco
Aa assortment OF juvenile Books, Stationery. &c.
dll tf J. : REDFIELD. Clinion Hall.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

SELLING OFF At LESS THAN COST
THAT large and valuable stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods contained IN The store No Il Cstharioe
street. late the property OF c. R. Hull deeeased 's this
stock closed before the l2h OF Janu
AIRY next the Ladies' we'll rs Country Merchants FED
ders gents FOR Charitable Societies. aud all others in
want of Dry Goods viii Go veil call CREST induce
neus to purchasers will be offered. The stock consists
part ef the following gods:
Rich figured and PLAIN silks
Black and blue black SE- II AID 81 Italian d. OF So
penor quality
Mou:eln de Lanes. of all qualities. from Is TO i'perya
Brocho SILK aad Cashmere Sha~s from - to sig each
French, English and American Prlris'
Fine English FIanuels.
Large and snail SIZE Whitney Blankets
Brown and bleeched Shirngs aad SheetIngs, some Of
which are yards wide-
All of which will rs offered much below their value.
DE-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
ga Letter from DIR. Lnrdner on the

ga Letter from DIR. Lnrdnsr on the
SUBJECT OF LIGHT.
New-York Oct. 10 lS4i.-At the desire OF Mr. JAMES
c. HOOKER No 465 Broadway, have Examined Patent
Lamp sold by him. and submitted 10 experimental ttls
nv The uual PhoIometc methods and have found that
wsen the burner with is greatest power The light
YIELDED is equal about twenty sperm candles OF o.
lnary quality. Afor ing thus illumination the consump
,icn OF Por,rs Cheme, Oil proceeds AT the rate OF the
ee nth part of pInt per hour which al s.venty-h'e ct
per gallon, gives IA cost oil l-6 cent per hour
In the practical OF these Lamps II Will not De ao
v>ablo pu,h them their maximum power OF illunin
aoD If /, he sssused that they adjusted to give
light co ua TO two-tbirds of their greatest illumination
the saving compared with equal quantity OF light
obtained from sperm candles would be about fourteen
hundred per cent.
fud IL proper TO observe. also that the light afforded
by there Lamps is remarkable for hesvlnsss aud uni
forpity aud parrness OF COLOR which IS entire
" free from the paid hue which rsnders gas as usually
Objectionable The combusuble also rises
40 freely from the the burner that the Lamp
possesses all the advantages of Carces principle without
its complcxlty liability to get cut OF order:
~ f DION LARDSER.
silver medal was awarded the subscriber at the late
Fair for TN. Lamp and Light
Lamps Fluid ard Chemical OIL always ON hand.
c. HOOKER, l66 Broadway.
5IsS,.od between Grand and BtOome SIS.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
RRNsCIlEcrS

In the steam ship Columbia arrived at Boston rom L'
sreooI and HalifaS-For Bosou-Mr Andrew Scott, Mrs
BERN d servant. Acssrs John WeiI John Eisehli n
Rowev. w Williams, Rotgcr, l. Senat, ; Ilfany'
Geo Guinea, Lieut. Powell CIR Guards; Edward G wake
field and Master Aam Mr Tyler DAWSON: Capt Prison
and servant aisssrs Theodore Desarts, T. Colvilo,
Randolph John McCercn. Bradley, Joseph Wrcaks'
Cramer, Z BierlSon II Deano John Hartley KEY
Or IddelI; Hon +. rcuson; Messrs Latmer, G Ross
Montgomery w 81 King C G Fehr, Hamilton Jno In
gram V Williamson. w HunAewell, Finlay James
ra,iison, Brown, A Bcgoden. Chas Lennox Remand
and Miss I-os. For HaliiaN-Mr Thos Dunn, MT Man,
ford ard IN, fairbanks servants Richard Barton and
sad Mrs Barton. From. ualifsN-Hr Anthony, MIR He~-
itscp Mr. ayor. Mr. Beackee. Mr I Hogan, MIR w ho-
gao, M John Benny. Mr. John Day, Nr Dona1ani Dir
Freukin, and Mr. Cutting, lady and TWO children.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
n lc0:
dls3tcod

In th, CITY, Dec a. OF Inflammation Of the lungs .a
pervepiug in whoopne cough, Sarah Tophsm daughter
Of Dr. John Y. and Margaret S. McComo, IN the DIN ye'i
Of her sse.
The friends and scsuansnces of the family are res
pectfuiy invited attend the funeral Friday, 90 NOR
row) 9Th al O'Clock, from No a73 Grcenvich street
In tins cy, OIL Dec ~ after and painu! illness
Cyrus sou Of Seneca ans Isabella Ager aged III months
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO al
tend her funeral on Thursdy, ga a, P. NJ at iss
franklin street. Her will be taken Williams
burg for inIcrIrent.
In this city, Dee 81 in the Sd year of hi. age Samuel
Stevens, of John Stevens.
At Rome, Oneida county, the 18th inst. Alexander
Lynch, Esq aged So years.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
AxRivEp YESTERDAY:


Packe; ship Loui, Philippe CasOtf, fin Ha'reNov' Is
not, 10 Bolton, FoA B Livingston.
SHIP Morrison BrnSon, lao days from Canton teas ana
:ilss,u Talbot olyphap, Il Co.
Ship Charles Carroll Lee, from Hsvrs. 10th Nov ndze
10 Boyd Il H,nekcn
snip Marposa Hale, FIN Liverpool, 40 days, udza TO
& AW Benson.
Ship Harriet Rockwell, LanSdcn, I'm Buenos Ayres
0cl 5 hides TO Taylor & Merrill
ship LOUISA Mufo d, from lvics, IS days salt &c 10
Scot & Merfeil.
Snip Emily Townsend from Kingston, Jam, lS DIS, su
TAR 10 Morgan.
Ship So.On Buchanan 10 ds I'm Norlesns, cOttoa to ]
poyt.
bark Ro,hsehild Larry, 40 d. I'm Tenerfc barila q
70 Btru & vose.
Bark E4pre.s Allen, of Boston, % hours from Provi-
Ssnee IL ballast, II Havilaud.
Big Coma. s,suduc IS ds fm ST Marks, cotton, TO
Big osceoia, Williams, days from Providence in bel
susEiward BalAley, DIS TN Charleston, with cotton
6 Buckley.
Big K4,c, J.rcod, IL days from Turks Island with sal;
To- order
Big oueco, Butcr, so das I'm New Orleans,
H.vsns Co.
Big st4tra, Babsagc, from ST Marks, SEQ tt
ncrten
brig ahgenoru.
sebr Alquash, Kiburn, Is d, fn Frankfort Me. with
Potatoes
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
FE.TiVAl-Mr. c. E. HORN

AtJaEGAL FEsT1FAI-Mr. T. L. HUM
VA respectfully 10 his friends and she pubic
IN reu-ral. that he will nave the honor OF giving seee
ton from his the Remission OF SIN, thc words
selected rom Millions Paradise LOST ut the Tabernacle
on Monday evening Dec. 9th leil composed for ant
dedicated to the New York Sscred Music Society The
principal parts will be sustained by Mr. Braham, Mrs
+. Horn, Young Lady, her FIRST appearance IN New
York Mr. c. Horn. Jr. The principal Members of th'
New York Sacred Music Society have kindly couscnter
10 render their valuable assistance to support tho chorus
es The Orchestra will he full and efficiently supported
~ the PRINCIPAL members of the Euterroan SOCIETY,"
Leader-ilr. L. c. hill Conductor-Mt. T. h. Horn
Or r Hodges will preside at the Organ.
The second Part will be supported by Madame Fran
ces- hin Ciur. Mr. Praham. Sgnor be Begins Mrs u b
Horn, Mrs. B,ey Mr. C. Horn, Jr, Mr.. A Phillips ana
SIR C +. Horn who will sing some OF their most flvor
Song Duets Nc. Mr.. Ii. {. Timm Will preside al th
Piano Hprtc.
II Further particulars will be daily announced.
Door. TO be opened half past o'clock Concert tt
at half past Z
Tickets 81 each be had of the gentlemen who have
kindly formed themselves into Commltteo-at no pro
clpa Masic Stores also CT Air. c. E. Horn, 53i Broad
yav d20 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
A NJ u 5 Nj E n T s.
NfBLO's.
pr. LARDNkR'S LECTURES.


Bk. LAhON TN ; LIN Aet-S'
second Course;
Beng the last which De delivered previous 10 III
Lardner's departure froEl Ne~-f ora
This course sili conssi Of eight evening" On eA "
=hicn TO Lectures viii De delivered Ise suoJceS o'
tAese evenings will be selected s the most interesting
AID puar Larts of astronomical and physical scesce
The application of Science 10 tbs aae and use
,r Lectures delivered IL me nrsi coa'se
siii Be- repeated C The second
AnorE topics which DR. Lar ner ~;ll ntreduce N
,his ssc-nd eou'.e will be "A" foll5EluS.
THURSDAY, ,. December. the subjects viii De-
THE GIFTS OF sclENcE TO d ARr-rhe Mariner.
Compass the discovery OF ships position; Flee
trical Telegraph protection for Needle srinte's;
mstge poser probable, formation Of
Mls;cnes, Bleaching; poser Of
Par, II.
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE UNIyERSE.-Re
searches OF William Her>cael the Milky
way Double STAR, -ipary Stars
tension OF G-avitauon.
Subscription TiSAets 81 admitting gentleman and tvs
lad g. admitting siayi= person 81, aemIung one
For single Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and ia
die, 50 cents sdmtt one per.ou Young persons hat
ntic. Dig
I1ONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC at TIE Bosery I'm
X yersail Church. (en,rsnce IL ELlo-th STREET nsnr
Waer &c be given oa Thursday eye2IDc, Dec. p ISL
PRInCIPAL PERFORMERS.-Nrs. Strong Mis-
P-ar.on. NJ. Pearson, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Timm, organst
for Accomp.
M w ALFEkc, the celebrated bsfnlia o1Saii't' VIII
give voluntary on the orgin-Nationat Anthem
with Pedal variations.
Part l.
Ssag...i The EreHne Prayer" Mrs. Strong {. Smith
Tro- o Jssu Pn,ef Bonu>" Mrs. Strong
Ms Strot Mis-, Pearson and Mr Pearson. Winter
Sons .'' " sen taink upon thy Goodness,
Mr.. Pearson .................. -.......-.. Haydn
Tine Sspplicaion, Mrs. Strong and
Miss Pearson VI T. NINE
soug. Gratias Agimus' Mr.. Strong and
Mss Pearson Gusiemi.
Chorus. Graai HalIel-Jah, from the o'a'oro
OF the MESSIAH hahdti
Voluntary ..O-eau ........-...-.....-.-..M Mr.. Timn
Duett...Vae Strangers Rsqucm-"Rest,
Spirit" Mrs. strong and Miss Pear,on-,lu-
slc Is anthony Philip Hcnrlcn-Words by
J W. Nelson Esq Wa, sung by Mrs Strong
,nd Mis- Pearson with uBbOun, ed Applause
at the last Orat RIO ven by the " Ne" York
S5c7et Mu,l: Secretly Al the Tabernacle
2eclt,tiye. For Behold Darkness, Mr.
rsa-son ..-.........-. Handel
Song The People that Walketh IN
Darkness" Mr.. Pearson. dc.
Quartstlc Soty, Lady, there are Angel. all
rar,"d Mr. PEARSON ..-........ Chubt.
Song Return. U God Of Hosts" from the
O7a,or,o nj Samp,ou-Ml.s Pearson...... Handel
Recitatiye ID . wsrso than Death indeed
Air.. strong ....... Handei
Song. - Angels, ever bright aud Far,
do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dc.
Grand Chorus, ' Hsl!elujah to the Father,
froo- the Mount of Olives ......... Beethoven
Voluntary Orrsr ..... Mr. Csynei
Tickets 80 cents each to nc had st Firth L Hail.,
Franki square; j. J. Hickos poo South ST.; j Wlnchcs
Ter 30 Ann ST. w A. Conant $50 Grrad st J. Y. Wat
kns Ii Catharlne; Geo A. Hoyt II Bowery Union oil
nee ard at the door the evening OF the performance
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. "a.
By ROYAL GCRLEy.
SrorE 10y Decentralization LONG Room


CoDEY,a LADY's BOOM-Othce NO SO
# a new voume of Cooley, Lady'S Book aud Lady's
American Magazine edited by Mrs Sarah Hale, Mrs.
lydia Slsourney, Morton McMchae and LOUIS CO.
Is. regular contributors
Contents of the January NoVot. I1Ip, No J.
Industry anu ldeness by T. ). Arthur. Illustrated
The Forgotten; by MISS Hall.
Wilton H,rycy; by Miss c. NJ Sedgwick
The Talisman by Mr.. Francis s. Osgood
The Bsaux, a sketch; by Miss Leslie
Il the twilight Hour by Epes Sargent.
| The Brothers. Record by |. Mcclellan, Jr.
The Two Brdas or The Lovers Walk, Legend OF
| Craven by Mrs. Emma Embury.
| The A,teniisia; by Mrs. L. c. St@dman.
The Seuherners Daughter; by Henry y. Harrington.
Oh where. gentle " est Wind; by J. X. Mitchell.
Sonnet by Park Bepj amin.
Scripture Readings by Mrs. s. E. Farley.
To Ellen; by Miss f. NJ. Gamble
Thoughts on Travelling by Mrs. l.. III. Siyourney.
The Trial by Fire, Fragment; by Mrs. T. r Elst.
Gaileos Dream; translated from the German by Engcl
Spanish Romance Of the Sixteenth Century; translated
by w. j. Walter.
Aunt Mercy by Mrs. {. Lee HentE
Editors Book Table
Embellishments:
Industry, engraved on ST elby A. l.. Dick
dlcness, do do. do.
Lace Work with wreath Of Roses
Fashions for the Ball Room.
Terms 81 per annum. advance or IS cents single
lumber Published month y, deln cred IN any part OF
city and Brooklyn and by null TO al! parts o
hs Urited States aud the Canadss. by
daI 3tis ISRAEL POST, s5 Bowcry.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
Inc sales were
Second Board.

5000 III. IS $50 70 1850 Ind Bonds l7i
heavy failure took place in Wall street yesterday
TIE house Of Macceton and Stebbus stopped NEST
This stoppage caused by the great decline IN State
Stocks This the house which advanced the money u
pay the Illinois July last upon pledge of -O0
000 Illinois Bonds.
We are informed that the Hoasaonic Railroad Compa-
ny have commenced redeemipg their bills.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
II. E. Rioll, Auctionecr:

u Auction Nofice.-This morning AT ii o'clock,
3rl Broadway corner of Da 'no stIhe STOCK IN "
of Mlln,r comprising every article in their line, to
which The attention o; ilosc the trade Is called win
large assortment Of rich indi, Rubber SILK and Velvet
shaw and Mantilla Also an invoice oil lynx 'quh.e'
and ,enet Mur, cloth caps &c. sc. aud lynx robe
COS, 500 AIsoTo morrow Morning at III oc ock' the
most splendid assortment of Toys Fancy Arucl ,, aud
Christmas present. offered al auction Ill ots 10 SUIT
purchasers u~S ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
Second Heard.
Commercial uud Money Matters.

VtNrssruyi 7 II.
The salss at the Brokers Board were not very e1;eu
sye and generally a, a decline prices American E1
caange Bank fell per Mohawk / Delaware and
Hudson = Canton . stoning;on . selling at ~ as low We
believe as before the corner when carried to 81
Fancy Suite Stocks fell off materially Indiana and
Illinois Bonds selling per cent below the prices Of
yeserdy.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

y Bh ngc II L u ~ u y :" "a
u ysn.mificcnt London Rooks.-BANGS,
RICHARDS q PLAT1. l9o Broadway will sell This
Evening an exclusive and rich collection Of English
books embracing many OF the most expensVe ahd oean-
nful pieure.au and Omum nIa Books, III the richest
London bindings. Elegant Annals Of every KIND, TO-
g,her with large variety of choice Works ID almost
every department, of literature and science
.x,~os d23
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
UCTION ALE S.
BY q. DRAPER, Jr.

Sore 81 WillinH,- urset CORR of Ptns-sfree
THURSDAY Dec. e.
At l2 o'clock al bs fAri of Albany aud West sts
North River
Pig Iron-Peremtory sale OF 0oo Pig IRON, Nos
and Manufactured by the Sanhope iron Companys AZ
StSnhope, Ncv-Jersey.
Also - tons east roa scraps
Also 20 tons sro-g CHI do, do.
Also, i7r0lbs Srough; IRON chains
Samples now in store for exannstion.
white Pongees, 80 rek, damaged the voyage
Of Importation 10 be sold for cash for the benei e whom
may cocccrn
WEDNESDAY, Jan 3
At IL O'clock 81 the Auction Room.
By order Of Trustees y cash-l0 packages 6uc aai
extra hae sheeiuys, some damaged; 10 dread
ArfsivArE SALE-5 csses FsGcy French Styl- Csssi-
u,c-es-vin Oxford Fancy Dee Skin, Cadet dix, Be
Jein.iie, 10. superior article.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Cbina-Black Six Hdkf. 90.
assorted SewIns Silks
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
WAYEKLY LINE OF sMTaBUsEs

w QUERIES Who established the Waveriy Line
through 5.h Street TO 9th Avenue, &c II was
George y. H-ran.
Wac caused great improvements in the heatnes:'
comfort and safety of omnibus riding George w.
Homan
Who has kept the fare low, and taken the tickets Of
other lines IN order accommodate tac public George
w. Holman.
Who reduced the fare six peace ride and thus
brought other lines 10 the standard George W.
Hom,n
VINO stands on, and keeps up the fa:e shilling
Mr. Palmer, his Dry Dock line which beyond the III
fueHce of the Wa,crly dea and receives his 'tiH"
Who Is making his eiT1rts OF the Waver.y line
This same shilling Mr.. Palmer What. then would
be the result public OF his success One shilling
ride. Now who Is George w. homaA One Of the most
Industrious, hard working Of hls aR., Who BY MS
untrng industry, has provided himself With safe. COM
modons coaches. snc careful and skfu drivers for the
Accommodation of the public. The patrons and inhabt
of the route and vicinity will continue
their usus Increased patronage 10 the proprietor Of
the Wavery line, Of interest, II not CT reward
10 uutiring and indefatig able industry.
d23It. CONSTANT RIDER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23
D APPLEToN,s CASH TAlLoRINe Es

IL. TABLlSHMENT, 1914 Grand corner oil Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
ard the public generally that be coniinscs TO make Gar
order any sly of fashion 10 suit Ills custom
ers tastes good t and the best OF workmanship
all be relied Gentlemen prefcrrlng furnish
ng their materials will hnd II 10 tneir interest TO
give him ce. Punctusity all strictly ob. erved
Charges moderate. MS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-23

a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERFS'
OF The LATEST FALL AsD WINTER PATTERNS,
Can be found at the
New-Yorls Cash Tailoring EstabIishment,
142 Fulton-street near Broadway,
Where particular attention Is paid TO cutting Pants IN
any style may wish, and made AT the short
great variety of Diamond, Vine ard Bond
surpassed by none, and prices suit the
ical Also usual full of Eng land
and French Cloths together with Wooop Nelyets
Caslmcres Brocade and ether Silks for Vestngs,
prisrs as full assortment found city
Strict pauctuality Observes filling orders Cash
delivery, and no abatement in prices.
R.-Those parsons in ant Of good and fashionable
Overcast at moder ate price, invited TO call and ex
style quality before purchasing elsewhere,
Mr.. Gaylord gives his whole attention TO The cutting de-
partncnt whose sure guaranty tor hrst-rste
tit Oh If J. c. BDOTh. Agent