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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

: Uursleucr or 0.lrF u IIr .>ITI1- OF lIlt
Couuty OF New York, Noic- il hereby .rea 10 al pr
Ia. having lg4ins David Reeve, aie y thr CITY q
New-Yofk carpenter dece> pr sent the IA The
voucher. ntr. Subscribers The re.osE t The sub
orssi Henry B9s,et M Gil Fourth siIee in tn CiJ
Of Nr=-Y1rk on = before the second DAY Il July mkt
Dated New ork t~eRi, shh gay OF December, \.
D. lssl CArHtkINE REEVE, Administrative
30 I,v,c,r Henry e BOLSTER, Ndm ni.t-atpr.
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SSJNN'TED--A smart, enierpris.g man wits SIN
w IN cash. take 81. interest Il Touring ana sax"
nili S.ae of Oho. The mils are nov doing hn'
business Apply ,hs day 10 Smith y Whmore, 1t JOSH
60, go l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

NOTICE OF APPLICATION :oI The di.ehafgs Of sn H.
y .5lren from deb pursHint TO the pEo'on. cf The
hi.d %, the first ltIe Of the nth chapter VI he SEC nd
p.ri e The RrYeG >tiutes
Chae. Dick n.ou, -s, punished Dec p n, l5i
crrioi u appear before tn h1Eor.he Nj hlr uo ter
Fir Jdr- Of County Court Cosnelor &o hi, Chamber
ia he Ci;v Ia Of HE Civ - Ntw-Ncs III 10Th e'y u
Mafrn. 1872 I'D nc!9cA In lhe ilfea0-r % ttlls
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
Gltp TntelIIgenrs.
Rnnn.led fnr ,he Nsw-York Tribune.

CIVIL COURTS.
SATURDAY. Nov p.
Ia the supers, Court to- day, the following decisions
we're made
George : Niebol. VI. the Nayor, Commonaity, &c Of
N.wyo-k -TI,s wa. an action to recover penalty lar
violating city ordnance which requires pressed nay 10
b. inspected and weighed by persons appointed by the
CORPORATION The plaintiff IN error CONTENDS mat State
lac exss which lake, the power out OF the hands Of
Cornoraon and merely requires the ownsr Of pressed
hy aersouay TO put the mark an yh his bundles
~ violation OF which he only be hsed by complaint
of and for belc, OF hsyer. judgement had been OBJ
tanned against Mr. Nichols i'll behalf Of the Corporation
the Cour, below. Judgement reversed
lam B..hford, Alex. Deston, VIM. Scales David Van
i,lder, Charles NJ. Valentine William Winter, William
Wood Josn f. Tooey and Ira Bickford the Mayor,
COmmonaly, &c. Of New York.-These nine
appeal brought up from the Court below by the
sell Theodore f Tomlinsen, E.q, behalf of the par
ties, who shop butchers, aud each had bean fined
$50 according TO law, for selling other places ,hnn
the public markets. The appeal sustained priac'-
paliy the ground that The law unconstitutional
The Court observed that had often expressed 'e a.
considering the law constitutional and had no reason no"
TO change opinion. Judgement. affirmed
william G. 81 ggs VS. Joseph E. Mount-Ah appeal re-
ativc Judgement oSainea against pian' IN error io
injury done 10 horse. Judgement affirmed.
Lois Antonio Madlsgs W. Johu Ward-JudgeiAeht al
fnned.
William Maslin VS.. Robert Acknowledgment af
filmed.
zyIa Fitch and Roswell Reed vs.. John W. Richardson
-Jadg- men affirmed.
William B. Sheldon VI, John II. Ehe- Judgement af
Grmed.
Thomas Bloomer ads B. Waldron and wife-AIOtion for
new trial denied.
Charles Del vccchio, ct AL vs. James Mcnifee.-Judge
nent reversed
In tho case OF Wogsn Habershaw, for damages
a,yc 10 Illegal d,strsint for rent tried in the Court Of
Common Pleas tho jury gave verdict Saturday IA
yor OF plaintiff for s2!0 damage. and cents cost
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

In this city, Nov e3 of scarlet fever, Minerva, daughter
Of Francis II ANA Ann Amdon sged years ana eisht
uon,hs.
The friends of the family invited 10 attend the flu
neral mi. afternoon at o'clock from 20 Duane 81.
la ,ais CITY, Nov ~ Emily Francis, daughter OF John
W Hull! aged months and days.
Ia tins cay Nov 20, OF typhus fever, Albert w Smith,
aged b years.
La TINS eity Nov 26 Madeline F. Bailey We La Garde,
in tina 7O,h year of Err axe
IN th.s civ Nov 70 Elizabeth r.. wife of Lewis Curtis,
and o.ly dasgher OF thu late Henry oserng, Esq.
In Tia, cy, Nov II, oalome W ard wife OF Air. Meme
miah Ward.
In this city Nov. 90 DR.. George Mason sged 30
In TN. city Nov. 10 Mrs. Ann SucSln Noa, eldest
daughter of haries aud Louisa C. W adlow
In this CIV Nov. - Mis- ophla arri-, vile OF Joseph
At Albany. Nov 26 David Wood, President of the Ca
ual Bank Albany, Ia the 18th year OF ms age
At AlbAgy, Nov. -, OF h~sty consumption, Henry
knower aged % years.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

y Chanccry saie.-ln PARTITION Of L'nis-oi
valuable AMI desirable Properly tie 9Th Wars Of the
| City OF New York
VIII be ,old unde. the direction OF John A s.dell,
Mister in Chancery, By Wilkins & Rollins. ction-ers
Monday the 29,h day of November instant the Me
chaut- ExcaaDgs in the Cny Ne. York, L. vcoek
at
AL tl,, Lot Of Ground 100 feet square situate the
or,hea.tcr!y corner Of McDouga and Prince streets,
which rided into lots parcels of land, fosws:
Lots known as Io7 aid i59 Prince the north
eastery side of Prince and AcDou2al each Is
fee by - feet Whereabouts. and improved by the
erection OF substantial, elegant brick dwellings, with
pisg44s III rear marble mantes &c.
Lot known 15 Prince street % feet by - feet
Whereabouts and improved by the of frame
building.
Lot known No IS McDouga street, % feetby - feet
or Whereabouts and has frame building ed thereon
Lot kns~n No ls3 Prince street, is % feat By
feet aud has also a frame building
Terms made known on the day Of sale. Sale positive
Ithogmph;c Msps can be obtained the Masters Of
fee No. g John street and at the Auconeers rooms No
II Broad street.
New-York Novembs-, -, is4I. ms J s
T. S34j. 0GO.-Peren,ptory Sale Of BONDS
AND MORTGAGES The Bonds " The oricna share
no ders OF the New Brighton Association which there
i. due about the sam oil Three hundred aud Forty
ise Thousand Dollars the pay OF which i secured
~ mortgage upon all the remaining property of SAID
Associate viii or sold together with sald mortgage, by
: DRAPER Jr. iucUon,er a; the " pchsnt-' Exchange
ID the city OF New-I0rk Friday, the I7th day of De
ccmher next at O'Clock in the afternoon. Apply for
particul r. 10 K. NJ & f. II. BLATCHPORD,
L2j tDl1 No ! Hanover 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
.econd Boar
Commercial aud slouey Matters.

The sales yesterday the Stock Exchange large
and generally better feeling prevailed OF U. J. Bank
COO shares sold 3: 81. Delaware q Hudson aad
Canton Company improved /, Mechanics OfIlarleh.
about 100 shares sold closing Ia advance
per cent Friday sales Long Island within few
days appears have rvoed Harlem the attention
sreculators Upwards Of 5000 shares sold within
the last three days.
The sales of State Securities were large exceeding
$4,000. Tue faacies improved. Illinois Bonds went
up Al per cent and Indiana per cent on friday prices
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
POLICE OFFICE.

SATURDAY, November 81.
BURGLARY AND THEFT.-On Friday High, the house No.
3s Water burgariousy entered by false koys
snd the trunk OF Stephen Holden, boarder the house
broken open and robbed s3i 81 specie, gold ring
and two br-a,tpins worth together $50 On Saturday
morning.. officer Tappan arrested young named
Samuel Carm1n at No. 425 Cherry-street, where he
boaced, aud found in his possession all the money
s. as the rings and breaspin and, confesiug the
offence he committed TO prison.
STEALING BRicKs--A samed Michael SlaveH
to-day arrested and Imprisoned for stealing 2CO bricks
worth 81 from house erecting in Sullivan street,
Houston the property of Robert Douglass, Of No. ld7
Seventeenth street.
SUSPECTED OF TnErTs.-Pattick Collins arrested
and committed suspicion Of having stolen box Of
CARS found IL his possession Friday night by watch
msn Peter Collins.
John Doocy foand on Friday night by Waterman
Akerly the Of Cuylern Alley and South
pig OF iron, supposed DC stolen, for which he
committed 10 prison.
CHANGE or VENIRE.-On The night of the 10th of Octo
ter will be recollected, named James Nicholson
arrested near the Narrows III open boat covered
with blood supposed TO have murdered two others named
Chrstsn Dom anc jeremiah Lucy, who had been
the boat with him and missing, aud he odgci
the prison Of Richmond County Tor trial. Last week,
Judge Kent having decided the Circuit in Richmond
that Of that County had jurisdiction OF the
County, this city, and at his instance Justice Pay
ksr issued for Nicholson, ana officers GOWN
and Reyoa preceding Staten Island to day, brought
Nicholson hlther, and he committed for trial. He Is
ayouns Protestant r,hman aged a. desertcr from the
British Army, and denies having killed the men, wsc
were Catholic rshmen but says they stacked and fright
fully cut his head with aH oar with intent TO Kill him. auG
then Jumped out into SWIM TO the shore.
His head badly wounded and he says the bleed IN
the boat came out of his own head
PsErARlNC FOR WINrEN.-John Davis, colorcd man,
To-day by officer Alexander Parker OF the
Upper Police fer stealing coat, valued at $40 from VIM
Pettet Of 3s6 Grandsireei. He commit ted 10 prso
there to answer the theft.
STEALING A TRvSK-Wilam Smith was arrested aud
committed for stealing trunk last evening, worth s. 80
from the store OF Edmund Wise, L. Broadway
STEALING Observation-Disclosures Webb was arrested
FOR eudeavoFing appropriate to her pair Of
chickens, belonging John DaniVrth lis West Broad
way. Committed TO answer.
PICKING PockEr.-A fellow calling himself Cornelius
Keeer brought up, charged with absracing froin
pocket Of Oliver C. Stngum, of 90 Vesey-sirce his
pocket book containing s. in money. Committed for
the offence.
PuRLoiNrNc BARRELs-Watchman Wenhsm arrested
last evening named Peter Mnnahan for stealing
new barrels, and breaking them up for fire wood from
oil the side vuk in North Moore street. Committed.
RogGERY.-James Aianns6cld arrested and com
fitted for stealing cap and two shlipgs from DO!
named John Brown while in an eating house tcgethe.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
Ncw-Norii NEnrkct.

ASIES.-Tse market is dull and the stock increasing.
We quote Pots 5000; Pearls 3G2i. The stock 1850
Dbl. Pots, 2l00 bbis Pearls.
CoTToN-1hc sales were larger than for some days
past reaching 800 bales. without material variation IA
rates.
FLoUR.-The markat Is hcsvy att 80 for Censsse and
Ohio in good order A sale to Monday was re
ported 37! About 1000 hbls sold for Eng anc
=, $50 Michigan is selling 6.37! 6.il. The market
nearly bare Of HoNurd street and BrandywinGi the
latter is held a, IS. Georgetown d62l.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

II kurtouis, GIoaks. &c.-A large assortment
Of beaver aud mlsd Cio.hS, Tor Surou:s and W inter
Frocs. Ais, Cloak Cloths received and will be made
up 10 order, al the Emporium Of Cheap Garments, Il.
such prices a. must offer Inducements 10 purchasers
he style and finish of garments viii be found 10 COM
port with any house the trade.
WIN. Il. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway, American Hotel.
A ceod assortment of the above Garments constantly
on hand. (a) MA Ibis
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
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nTgLO,s.


DE- .ARDNER'S LECTURES.
On Monday %. November and THURSDAY, ID December
Ice subjects ~ be the
PL4NETS AND COMETS,
illustrated hy LARGE rSAN>PSSENCiES Tac mot IN Ie
ecopc Discoveries respecting ths>e bodies vii be eN
plaiGef.
T. open st . aad 70 commence al = o'el0cS.
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman snt ;Eo ladies' SD
Gle tickets - cent Young prr>oas hslf price.
Principals CT Schools DESTROYS 81 sttensIr these Lecture
with Their pupils, may obtain facilities by Application "a
Dr.. Lardlcr u27 :,
AIR. z AEaAT has me honor to sRuouaco tbol
VI 20 piance <ith the aiany friends b,
sill ave xiSc ELLANEDUS CONCERT $; .he tiotkic
Hall Gate hasonic) Tuesday. Nov. 81.
Part I
Celebrated Aria. Den per Que.ta from
Nazirt's Opera Of Cemerz' ~ Tito.
Song The Seasons. There = charm
SPrus ..-.wrlucn expressly for Nr. Braham by Boz
Song The OLD English Gentle man Old Chant
>ors The Waterman .....-.--...T Tn Moore
Song Black Eyed Susan The Poetry by
Gay Composed by tie celJ braIei Bass anger
Leyeridse. III the r.,n .fQueel A.n.
Part II.
Song s. nj yaur eln. M hesr;s OF ok Carter
By general desire The Miniature - The
Poetry by Geo. =. Morris .-..-.----..-----. Kught
Iiayta'. Canzoue,--. Ny Mother bids me bind
M h1ir'- -.-.------------ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
By particular reqtest.-..' Ally Croa. err and
'uoo'fy bahdcr -.-----......-.--
Fay0rite ballad 80. Woman .........-....... A Ire.
CelSbratcd Song Bruce's Address to his Army
- Scots n IA ha' ...-..-.
On Saturday sir Brit am gives ms last tCR En- con
CERT previous to his departure for Boston.
AID Joiess Mase Stores az! At Dayton & >aN'on zoos
100
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT TFaE GILMAN,

I49 FultoR-Street and Il AHH-Street.
Thus say, the EDITOR OF the Planet
FREE READING RooM.-Wiihout doubt oac Of the best
snd one places IN the city 10
Their the of the dav a. tie ClDax Eating House.
No Il AnR-stfect ruuniug through Fulton rect Al
this veil conducted popular esab >hment there az
IN euty six marbe tables with Leading Journal on cacJ
table representing every State IN the uncn thus ciu
yens and strangers the opportunity of taking Their
flee &C. and reading the latest papers from ali parts
~, conptr on the same table Ii strikes that this
,nreueat il superior snythIne attempted III Tins
civ and we have no doubt will prove feature IN
ns extensively paironized house OF rercshmeni Under
The management OF ccntlciRaniv proprietor The On
max we are pleased learn, rapidly Increasing IN pa
Iopage and popular favor sud doubt will continue
receive It's full share public support Step IN
n27 ~
p Gifts for the u oiidnys.-}ust received All
for sale the Clinton Hall Book store 49,
The Book OF the Boudor, or the CesFt oil queen ic
toria.
The Keepsake, edited by Lady Bessington
Heath's BOOK of Beauty.
The Drawing Room scrap Book, by Mary Hewitt
Ackcrmans forret-Ne-Not.
Juvenile Scrap Book by iirs. Ellis.
The Poets OF AneTica-sccnnd volume.
The Gift 4 Christmas and New Years present
The Gem.
The Rose, Aleclious Gift
The Token.
Thc AiHionettc. or the Gracos of the Mind
The Ladys Book of Flowers and Poetry edited by Miss
Hooper.
The Youths Keepsake.
The Annvalietie, &c.
An assortment of Bibles. Testamsnts and Common
Prayer Books, i'll splendid bindings and Of all sizes.
Also the II illustrated editions OF Robinson Crusoe,
Napoleon. and the Vicar of Wakefield.
n32 J. S. REDfiELD, cor. Nassau aud Beekmar.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

LAWYERS, DIARY

curvpAR oY CousT COMMON PLEA'-I THIS Day
Nos Isl, 50 90, 40 81 80 -, 50. /, 2'2 = - - o.
~ There is but ose Calendar for to-day-soi TWO d
.ypsc;cd But there will be two on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
81 nrrlr0:

Nov 70 at the resIdcncc OF w Horace BrowP, Esa
Hempsead l.. l. by The Rev. Mr.. Carmichael hladi'on
Harrogton Esq OF this city, TO sls' Mary Ann Brown
Of Peal ham. Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
DaY GOOGLE So CosT. .i7G Crnnd...

DIN GOODS At COST, i7G Grnnd-si.
X The subscribers boiEg about engage III other
business 1 ffoa this day, Monday, Nov 18th, oAer the
whole of their well el6cted stock OF Dry Goods
Their rtock OF Bsoadclohs Beaver Pilot and
Felt Cloths Cassimere 'Satinets and Vestne Mernos
French. German and English light and dark coored
black aud blue black B,nbazEo; Silks, black and blue
blk light fgI striped :and Chene, Mouscline de LANES
plain figured ard Sn,n stripe TaeIons orental', Vel
vets Hosiery and Gloves shawls, variety OF styles
Linen Sheetng., Flannel,, Blankets Molsskn; Cal.
coc., French, English and Amorican Together with
general assortment of Domestic Goods.
SCoFIELD & PARsoN, 476 Grand st.
n II S,nre 10 let no Bis
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
.aEHengcTH

In ship Alabama for sale New Orcans-N D Chamber
lin and aiy Mrs Chamberlain NJ. Duer Mrs Lee, child
and servant Mrs Jowatt, Miss Jeuett, Mrs Basin Mr.
Lord Mr. Warner and lady. : w Jacobs Rev Mr. Maclay,
Rev Mr. Roberts Mrs OConnell, C k-aa, Mr. Hon.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
CHEAP FRENCH CALICOES.


@. ". WI tEEf ~ W., Iso NTohH"'s!'
cd House beow Leonard So have receive! from auction
this day three Of beautiful yard wide Fren Cali
Goes, remarkably low price Of Is 6I. per yard
Also, 10 cases very best yard wide English Gnghams
for IS per yard, usually sold at IS.
Likewise soc rich Plush Crayas in all the fashionable
color,, only =. 81. each
Alsy Blankets, Flannes. shaSls, Silks, Merinos and
rendy made Clonks equally law n21 wis'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
cLrLRFp YESTERDAY:

Ships Echo. (Sw) Aherson. Charleston Boorman J-hn-
son & Co; Illinois. Everleigh. Apaachicola Boyd &
Hrcken C7tharnc Berry. Charleston Geo Sutton; Isi.
bella tB-eml Anderson, Rrcmer, Oslrch- Il Kruger
Banks Hobart Collier, j. Charleston; w Lewis; Lau
rem Smith New Orleans, John Eivcll.
Hrigs Lexington. Chandler Nontved-o and 4 mark e.
Barclay Livugston Mary Emily Heinrich Lubec, Bi ett
X Nosc
Schrs Regulu-, Hawkins, Wilmington, NC; Page Nick
SON. Boston; Oscar Baker, do.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

PEkIhlANSHIP

anl a mastery command of the pen, which his spa
cimeEs and practical eXempfcation. ~ illustrate that
lhey possibly o.c their future practice.
MIR c. has received the FIRST PREMIUM three success
years for the SPECIMENS or orF-HASD PESHAN-
SHIP exhibited FAIRS of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Terms. FIVE Dollars, including Stationery, payab ?
IN advance.
Ieanett's System of Book Keeping taught BY practi
cal accountant. n29 WI
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
CORONER,S OFFICE.

SATURDAY, Nov -.
Az ISHuslAN MsrnER.-An irquest held by tho
Coroner day residence of Elizabeth Sheath 2ll
CntrcstFcet, under the following circumstances About
1ocloc. Friday afternoon, grl named Ann Sexsith
who baardcS the above Reuse delivered sf MAZE
eld alone IN her Soon after she placed the in-
liant vessel carried it down the and threw II
INTO the sink On her sho by the lady OF
the house Who .sked her hat she had b1en doing She
replied, Nothiug-l aui better NOW. Mrs. Sheath, or
'seng the state of the thought all net right
and communicating her fears 10 her sister Mrs Lewis
iaAt LADY prosesd-d the yard, aud, on locking down
the sink perceived the Of child pTorndag there
from Help being obainSd the sody was taken up ana
carried 10 the room OF tho mothef who, seeing H. SAID
"oa Mrs, Lewis, If that my child. know nothing
sboal it, Dr. w. 5. Tonpkns and Or. Tarpin made "a
morem AKIN alton of the body and discovered su
heenI indication that child had breathed eonits-
SION OF the above facts subsequently made by 'he
s who given by the Coroner TO the custody OF OH
Ger ksiyca, Who assisted sy Deputy Coroner Mliigan'
conducted her yesterday TO the Bellevue Hospital Win
o'de,' tor her imprisonment when able to he removed
htas The jury returned verdict that the child came
to h.s death b, wiifu neglect of MS mother"
The Coroner held inquest yesterday a, the Aims
house. Park, tse sody of rnkuov found aoS-
og tc foot Of Charlosstreet. The body di.cov
cred ours o'clock, A. NJ. by boy named Nathaniel
Ferdou board OF schooner lying Z, that place De
ceased VA years OF age dressed black
brown pantaoons &c. much torn aud mended doubs
breasted valencia vest. wooden stockings white cotton
'art drawer. and ,hoes. The body appeared TO have
been the water considerable period. Verdict, found
drowned
CRY PRIsox Sr4risrics.-Thsre were received into
The City Prison during the week ending saturday
herring last 1903 white men, 81 white women, - black
Seu, 20 Disck total Isl. Discharged IN the same
Period, % white men, 80 white women, is black Aen, Is
Shek women total ls3 Died, white woman Re
al4ins prison, - Waite men, 80 white women IL
Hack Heu 10 black women; total remaiog lS9.
= Medicines of Best Quaiity-Approved
Popular Remedies Leechos English and French Perium-
sy, soapA Brushes &c, for sale BY
J. * /. CODDiSGTOS, Druggists,
hl3 lmis- 217 Hudson ST. corner OF Spring
~ particular NOtice.-Those persons having
Su.arc Of any description to dispose Of or VINO are
Ang up Housekeeping, will hud ready sale for an!
or all Of their goods by sanding their address OF
mug upon the subscriber. Goods 10 sny amount Pur.
'-'sa OF I'm 81 F. COTTON, 1877 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
RINGS COUGH CANDY.

I MOTHER PROFESSIONAL CERrIFlCATE.-It
nifs Is pleasure that have only heard
Nr. II. RINGS COUGH CANDY spoken Of in the
exalted terms by my professional brethren for tho
sraoval of Coughs Colds Influenza &c bat from per-
Dnal have tested its medicinal virtues, which far
urpn-sed my belief; aud, also, from knowledge Of its
urreIens and scenrifc mode of preparation, have
hesitation in pronounciDg it remedy worthy Of tho
most extended professional well public patronage.
WIN E GRANDiN, NJ. D.,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist 64a Broadway, NY
~ Prepared aud FOR sale by c. Il. Ring, ci4 Broad
way. Sod manufacturers prices by AYMAR, 10: Mas
"A ST. and most Druggists. NJ istf
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
C,OOEY,s s.ADY,s COOK Once SO

C'GOEY'S s.ADY's BOOK Ofice SO
VI BOW cry -todey's Lady's Book and Lades's
Nu Magazine, Edited by Mrs Sarah j. Halo anu
IL, LYDIA II Sigourney.
Content, II the December Number. Vol %:
The scotch Pedar by Prof w. J. Walter
The Father Return. by the came.
Good Night, by the same
R'uk aqd Fashion, the Countess in spite Of Hsrso
~ Mrs z. G. Emhury
Ono V,cont the Bridal Present, by Pref. H. In
sTaham.
The Glad Retreat by &. 6. Squier.
The Buuerhy. by Mrs l. H.Sgourney.
The Double Picture, by Pny Earle n d.
The Widows story. by K. Shelton Mex en@,,, L. l.. d.
I.ocb LononI, by M,s l.. II. Slgourney.
Tho Court OF Kiug Ohio by Prof Perdcars.
Tn. Sailor by Miss c. 0rae.
Prayer at Inc Hat Head by Mrs f. c. Stedman.
Youthful Old Age, by l.. Fitzgerald TasistrO.
Ske chos from unpublished Poem, by E. Mcclure
Sascthearts aHd Wives, by 7. 5. Arthur.
The Poetry of Childhood, BY Miss G. l.. Brooke.
The Happy Day. by Epes Sargent.
The SccoHi II a,bnnd by Mrs T.. Benners.
Tse Bird of Paradise, by j. T. Knight
The Brothers, a Domestic Tale by Miss heeta ~ Dun
The Rarbow of the Soul by Mrs. Frances s. Osgood.
Evenings at al Friends, by Mrs. Sarsh f. Farley.
song of the SeaaOn, ~ Mr.. 5arsh j. hale.
Lines, by Jane. Aidrlch.
Leouilla LynmOre by Miss f.. Leslie
Winter sun-ec
Music, BlrI Of the Gentle Wing by Miss Augusts
Browne.
Hu.ic Do.t Thou idly ask 10 Hear by J. Z. Bart.
Publishers Notice Editors Table. Editors Book Table;
EMBELLISHMENTS:
The Scotch Pedsr. by Wjkie. engraved by A. L. Dick
Home, the Fathers Return, engraved by N. Gim-
jrsde.
Good Night, engraved by A. L. Dick.
Fs.hions-i 6zure. engraved by Humphreys.
Terms, 50 90 per advance, IS cents ain
re- Number Published nonthly delivered in any par, OF
he city and Brooklyn, and sent by mail TO ell parts OF
ms 81. ISRAEL. POST. sc Ro~ery
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

~ Particular NotIce.-Those persons having
a'aiarc Of any description to dispose Of who are
saAng up Housekeeping, will 6ud ready sale for any
or all of their goods, by sendng their address OF
mug upon the subscriber. Goods 10 sny amount fur-
'-A'sd OF I'm ~ F. COTTON, 1877 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
WEET BssEATrq s. HANDSOME rEErl

NWEET BREATra s. HANDSOME TEETH
= herrians Orris Tooth Paste vii sReeten Ee t6eain
harden The gums when the teeth and keep thcn from
aching Warranted iHJuFe them recommended
by Dr. Elliot tie oceet. = It Dr. Este the ci'-
finpu,shsd dentist 297 BroaG~ay: Dr.. Ch.oa the well
kn9wn chemist, snd every body that mas used It. ORe
raousaud collars will forsit>G II injured am
one. ,seth or # be surpassed Sold at loo Nassau
81. is Bosery - East Broadway, al Blocker ~
Hudson st aud I3a Fulton t Rrooki,n- n:3 lmi-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
COMMENCING on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 291E
SELLING OFF BELOW COST.


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