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New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
Commercial and aIoney Matters.

UteatfaaV 7 2!
There va, nc material variation Ia the pr Of stocks
today \; The Board. TRe Of business Wa large
t. = Bank share, sold 81, Phenx B4ua IS the last
sale WI. =. 50 Delaware Hudson declined Farmers
Trust l. Mech-ric,' Banking Association improved !,
Hsrlem Lorg Island L
la state Socks the market depressed, supposed ia
consequence Of the tone toe Presidents Message. Is
diana Sts,liug Ponds fy oil per cent Dollar Bonds !:
ilpo. Sixe, :! state Five ani Half id was of a
for Kentucky Skies aod - asked Ohio sxes lsGo 8
,,4 s;a>xe! The following we're the sales
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
D-ir0:

In TINS civ, Dec Miss Eleanor Kearuey, aged g
year. and 10 month";
In ms city Dec Mary Bralhur.t, in the 18th year of
her5r..
In ;-i' city, Dec. JOHN P Besonett in the . h year
Of NJ. age
Ia III. CRY, Dec William Dunba-, infant Of :
Wl.w2'l. ii Ns!eh-z.
la tais eiy Dec. l. Mr.. Margaret Stewart in Tie 7t'h
year of her ,ge
In tbs civ. Dec. l. Caleb Crdlaad native Of Lester,
Ensis.'t, HI 6-th year.
Ia this CITY, D-cs, Mr. syienham T. Smith assd IL
years.
The relatives aud friend. the deceased nvited 20
attend NJ unerd. tn. morns- 10 o'clock precisely
from hi. l-t- teuce e Barrov =.
In tEi> cit DC :. ,uit-ny, lzaac 3. Merritt, E,l.
sges iarty Three wears.
iis tr end, and Of HI brothers William II Ham
iIicn ani lsac ierrl; sso oi h!s brother llaF
Abraham Scub4er are respectfully invited 10 attend
h. iiucrul t.I- afternoon, ceck FROM HI, LAKE
ldence. corner Mulberry .u1 Hester III.
.Phrde phi,, De. Stocse- Lewis. arrs - years,
a; PhiNdelpaia Dee Vt. ~ Win, oge'' 60 yssrs.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
200 EsEGgNS OF IstTEE 3->e-ct-d
A FULL A>-0RTFi.Nr OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMGaEs
or rHz LATEST FALL ASn wINrsz PATTERNS,
Can 3 p found Ut the
yew-Yorls Eaali Tailoriug Eaiabiishment,
ssk r-.i-on-stres. near EroatwaT

Where particular attention i plia To cutting Pants II
aav -tyie oar customer aay v5 ani me AZ 'ae short
es. lo,ee qrs1t variety Il Diamond. Vine and Bond
street Beavers fer Oyercoat-, mads 30 order, IN -yie
.srpassed by ami prces 70 SUE 'Ha most seoao-
zeal Also our usual fu a'soFtaea, Of Se'ioifl-!and
aud French Cioh-. tose,aer with the "ooel' 'ei's'
,,r,s- g,caie aad -thsr Silks for NesIngs. C. n
Is flil A. assortment o. found 10 the ci;y
:,rct pg neutrality Observer hi!ing orders CASA OIL
delivery aad 10 abatement II prices
Oysrsoa Al n der prce invited to call and eX
ammo our .;vls .aa quality before purchasing eise~nere
as NJ Gav- whole attention 10 the cutting de-
,-rent sbo.e name Is sure guaranty cr frst-rate
= Of = 3 s1fi. AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
Cs.Fap aEE.r<a. &C.

~ W IiiaI 81 90. 3i5 Broadwar, are now
". selling SILK. of all krjs remarkably low Those in
ques; OF Christmas present. for the Ladies' will find
this an excellent opportunity of purchasing rich and
elegant gift Al a very Low PRICE.
- pieces rich high coored Silks only A. Cd per yard
10 pieces beautiful Chine silks With lot fheayy Sal
in rpe1 Reps and few pieces rich Broche Pou de
Slics. all one price, only Is per yard
a large lot Of Chene Pou de soies of most excelcn
quality for IS ca. I'd and g. td-wor;h 81.
Also black ard blue b'acl silk ombor watered,
striped figured and wrtered-trped Silk. in great ynre
~ equally low.
100 pseo. rich yard wide, fou.rd wn,hns Silks, only
Cd per yard.
lot Of all vsol Mousclinc Ie LANES, only - g.
per yard.
Rich Paris M5u-cne de Taine ia great variety. q; g.
sapesiac PLAIN le Lanes all wool, oul s. Cd per yard
CALlCOEs.
First rate shilling Caliooes.
English coe- ID astonishing variety Is a. Is I'd, l.
Is % and :, per yard
splendid of French calicoe', all styles
At the remarkably low price, Of Is Cd AID per yard
shawls Cloess, Ginghars Laces, Embroidery, Meri-
noes Iiaeas. fancy Iiaodkercsiefs sc &c. l6 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
Arrived YrsrERpAY:

Snip Azria Fisk, Nor orleaas Il iys, With cotton TO
4 Foster n S.l
Shps Jsanne,e, Kema,ou, I'm Sydney, NSW, Aug )
Sew ,Gip H5llsn borden, dy. fn Fail River, in bal
last. Schni.. Il Racaer
sup Alfred, Cheeaer. A dy. IN Li.srpoOl, mdzs, w
~idocS. Jr. IL passengers
Snip C4inoaa, Meyers, dy. In Charleston, cotton
C sutton.
Snip America Holden, % 1ys fn Liverpool mdz'' 70
Herdnau \ Keenan,.
B.rA rouloa R,cA IS ly, I'm Turk, Island. .alt, P
Suck.
Brsg Peter Dsmi., Brown, lys I'm D,rien cotton, "a
: NJ Dumill & Co.
Bag >narlroes MsIahsr, a. dy. I'm Aux Cages, ~i'a
COFFEE, o mi>,er
Bog Narta4 Kiosaan Chandler Georgetown, dour to
" K * Z Hiiencock.
Brig Ada Eixa LUMBAR, of PHILADELPHIA I'm ST Jlso
IA c shs aid NY West, Nov 20 cedar TO order
steamer N1rwlek, Bedell- I'm Norfolk, IN ballast, to
master ) p.>seug
Scar Brigg.os, Georgetown, -four.
S,Ar Mary Eiies. Neison Virgins.
Sehr Doa juan, Pepper IS dys fn BArrsea, t0oacc co
6 L Willard.
Bellows ships.
SAILED YESTERDAY:
Shin. Independence Nye, Llverpooli John Mintq-n
Orleans brig. Ashley Charleston; LaTfenes Fort Loon
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
TIE KNICKF RB0CEER MAGAZINE

III Ii wv NJ HDbth
FOR DE EdBER,
Of the rich 81 ana ost varied Ns Of tee work
which has appeared FOR many months There are
w enty Original Papers, from numerous popu'r
writers among winch are the f.i0~Ing;
The Quod Core. ponderce.
Hiram Towers the American Sculptor, by Hon r. II
Willie
The f9rtisaE Wars OF Stokeviiler From the Stoke
Leave. from the Port Folio of a Georgia Lawyer.
The Burning Of he Ships.
Life in U5vti. Nsmbcr Two.
The Inner Lf, of Things TranscanIenta S1nncts.
/ To Az olI Horse. .. To Ny stove. ,. To MaI-
Puddle
The Mur5crcr's Death Bed BY r. NJ. Charlton, E.q.
Georgia
Me,roir of Ludoyco Anosio.
Rec0ncilmtons. Z. Sr. !. y. Bellows
The Western Fo s,f.. b. l. Vi Lciun, Jr.
December Or tn SeG-O : re4cEIAgs.
Morning: 4 Lesson ef Good
Beside these there are many articles Of Poetry from
some Of our best natise writer's
The Literary Notice. cOntr.n cCp!Ou, orig1Es transl,
lions from aud exceedingly Poplar Novel oy Dnr-
nari. the BIl~er Of France illustrating Ffen,h Life
and the Cunluss Relations IN Paris with Revews Of lae
American Publications.
The Editors Ta-le Is lo1G.d down, IS may be seen
from tie following which embrace. but portion OF II
contents.
Bo.,oa aad il. Enyirons
An American Nesbury Gs;-b!ishn INK
Our I0uny Painters.
The Decorative Arr a. applied 10 Dselngs.
Country and Town T atrlcas: The Gam bcnsd
Emerson hethoi u Nalucs.'
Mr. Spark Lec,ur.. on An aricsn Hstory.
Ciiy OF the " nA-tdoe- IL .GJi-i.
b. eliena
BA1ac story of the Cheyalier de B-auvor.
Cio,sp th R-4scrs md Corresponds uts--I. Modern
Pattera Criticism. = Line. frala under Er1ge D
( .Od Put ami W oil &. Liersry Goham.t
Novel. v PerioJc.is. : The hAm.n SOL Of *lture
. Euckiae haIu t-kra and put to Ds.ti 10 Ales"d
Wholesale Plagiarism oy the reput-d author Il l. te
o. the Pisate Of tss Gar IL Jeremy DddieF IN Love
.uI Rejected Il England and Cana. -. Trenton
Fill. Is t. L. :, etdell Esq. e., Sci
Published by
90 JOHN DISCO. l2l Fult2--ftrect
DOGHB;NDsNG, BOOK DlNG :!
Id BOOK lNli Gtt,-Suoscrbers u the EaSaZis-s,
periodicals.. L: c,npls,~d Informed tnat ;hey
can have them and carefully bound by leaving
them a; tie goJkbiaiery Of
dy6i ii II HAYES, 81 fuNon'st.
zoo EsRElNs OF :s->el-et-d
.)JO wiki sea, from the best iairies OF Della
ware county person ha, hli tFeutY eight eF'
experience ~ tar business ant intended expressly Tor
family use. For sale No -, ted,rt. = f"7rl IN any
qaluJity 10 ,ut purchasers shippers Grocer ke"pe
ol 5trs vctu. q -s' and r-.va-e fm'iis- are ar
tcuarly requested c4 sDd se Tor 4 en,c''ss IH-y
car rely rc .uppiei Niih article IN Si gi'S
them serf CT Satisfaction, good tens ~ c H. hai
IL the city. Nixon uTNt-'rCfsi'
d9in WILLARD iDt..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

u Tire following letter from our Washington
correspondent was unavoidably crowded out ye.-
terday:
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
NEW-YORK -TATE CANALS.
II. Genrrni Con,,ni,1rc al neu,ocrmtic

T. General Committee of Democratic
" In. S0uug tFcu.-hu adjourned ting Of TINS
Committee vii be held n National Hall Cani street, on
FRIDAY -youiog TIE 9tl. OF DecenL,r at : O'Clock.
y B.-YuuctIa. alto adaaee requested
BENZ. DRAKE Chairman
en-, IN NJ, lIiL va. Secretaries. G9at
~ New sSoGi,s.-Jast received and fer sale at the
Clinton iiall Bo,hsisre-
POEMS AMP MEMOIR OF JOHN G BgAINARD-
and authentic collection With an original Memoir
IF h.s Life plendd edition. i'll variety AID binding.
tiyrs of the Ancient Plilosrphcrs rarsated from tie
Frcnch OF Frneou. - Rev john CoTmac.
The History o. " chIs-n bv Jines II. LanTau.
1'ac American hlntuac for l-;2
The Seam1 Friend. by K H. Dana Jr. containing Il
Tfe Practical : inship. with Plates picion-
~ Of Ssa-terms, Customs usnges Of the Merchant
and Laws relating to the prscuca duiie- OF Mas
or aud Mariner
The T,rT OF le4l-2; or Rates of Duties payable on
Goods, Wares and Merchandise imported into the United
states.
History of Rasse'as, by Samuel Jobason, LIZ d. Mn
ilture Library Edition..
Elizabeth; or the Exes Vi Siberia, do do.
great variety OF Holiday Book hi low prices, already
hand. J. : kEDFiELD,
Do Clinton Hall. corner Nassau and Bcekman.
~ Particular Nosicc.-Those persons havins
-ura.tre Of any description dispose OF, who are
1reakingu r kepnc, will find ready sale for sny
luou all Of theI goods, by sending their address or
all!ug upon the sub.crer. Goods eny amount sur
4ssod 81 i'm O. =. COZ TON. ld7 Chatham street
X iSriicines OF sscAt eeaaiity-AppFovcd
Popular Remedies, Lecncs English and French Perium-
cry Soaps Brushes, &c. for sale by
J. a l. CODDIN6ToN, Druggists,
ul3 lmls" ~ Hudson st corner Of Spring
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

FENEsE az A1D ANNUAL BALL Of the
Z UNiONlST~ ASSOCIATION will ne siven at Goth
ic date A3>onc) Hlll Friday Evening December Ia,
l-n. Tho Committee on their aart pledge Themselves
expense pans l be spared reader this one
of thn attractive and pleasant Balls Of h- season
4 full ami eIiccot Band j. enraged-Lendrr Mr. :. X.
uiurle Ticket, : T. bo bad 81 the following Commit
tee. SlLAS CHICKEGlNG 3i2 b oadway.
r g. Jack. o. Vrscv
4 r. VtNDfRZEE - Vcscy-st
\. {. REYNOLDS ~ Nc.cy-si.
JCABLISLE.sl WHham-st.
Vi pONNOrGH star HoI-G, DIane-st.
II CA1EN 81 Rcadr.St.
J SMITH 81 En~r Broadway.
Capt !. T WOLF S9i Wlssingtln-st.
{. BAKER 90 White. t.
A. PEACOCK Broadwav AVID Chamher-st
&. GRAY, Secretary.
Inuv I-n,,S T-relsnrrr Dc l0t
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

|IIEESe. s:aa.s = \ . 3 1 = { v
W4KG-lC0 Boxer. AID 355 Grsad-,t.-GER
RrrT y PAGE h.ys on hand OF the largsst aad
h-s assorted siocs n cry "a;h thay are ceiling al
price. vel worthy iaa atenton Of housekeePers aAd
49,, ma me0di-
: oaT-gstyesn B eklaan-street. aad the PARK an
! On,i Bracelet tn. i1it.a, E w. TO P under
u ids opal wita locket attached. Tae hlder vii be
suitably re Esraed By leaving al a RseSnln street
d 2us'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
,y;t.sS A,sPsslTEsg iTRE,

r!,HiS EvEElNG December the performance viii
commence win m Original Equestrian Medley Cav
a'eadc
Feat. Of Gyuuss,ic. by thu celebrated Rivers Family
Mr.. tie Camp a Introduce the sagacious pouy o'ceos
Nero ENtrIyagausas SC.
70 conclii> Ni,h-
on HUSH
Door. oran a, quarter pas, O'Clock, performance
muence- nj.
Roxe~ - ccn,s. Pit - cents. do 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

k@3-aeU.crn
Ia the steamship Acadia II Bo.toh-For Boston-iir
Cuttings, Ms. Cutting, Ms5 Maoallistcr, Mr. Prtt and
cnildren Mr conb Ms Macc'oh md serrant. T. LIN
GOLD. Thosas San .on JOAN tie4ry Norman stewart NJ
Large A llirst. C Macallj,ier. Mr. Eimontstou, Mr
thoums ,r Rriuold Mayor Clements; Henry Castro, Mr.
Mon.s omoty Mr. kennedy II " liams Sir J.udOn. MIR
Outing Children gad ,u-ss
VIZ Sxsisc A Eaton. Andrew Duncan, C,p. Criyps. X w
Thorne. Archibald IIseaY, Lieut. Smyth.
Fsom Fialfa1 10 Boston-Thonss Peels, w Bowman,
Paul methvcn, Mr. stewart, w BLACK.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
MI Sc vi EN- T :
SsyE. les.
d -AECEEE LECTURES,
RIJAN. Dec ,.
TIE COMETS Cosciadsd THE MOON.
lllu,;raIed by l.rce Tran.parencies.

Part
TIE C0HETS-l Cosciadsd THE MOON
Illustrated by large Tran.pareneies.
PARA IL.
,m exposition OF the Structure and Operation OF
the STEM ENGINE Illustrated by Models.
TicGeis Que Dollar admitting GsstlsEsr and i~o
Ladies. S.rr!e Tickets Fifty Cents Young Persons
Door. open atseyen. Lecture a; h,h rsst
seven oe ock. IS
MIR. BRsuar'S FAREWELL CONCERT.
" p-eylo-, 10 al departure for Boston. Thank
sIve- Paw no Ather Society Library B-oadSay.
>..ct0us from the f4sorl,e Op-ras. The Cabinet
>eIgeo Be-rade Devil, Bridge, &c
Fa-i /
Tho Cati-ct Br4ham
Tie HPaatiil ilid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fats tlisd ------------- '--------
The cr.e5rst.- Palaces No more hy Sorrow &c
selections rom .he >esge OF SIrauAs
" Hear; ard Love j. beating Observation-Disclosures
Lila collc du"n 80 NE .----------- -.---.--.
Recitation Love aut Honor ....---.-..-..
Ar. IHr AEslrlaa Trmpet '.-----...-.---
FartTI.
Selections f:sn he Dc.iI. Bridge Braham
Tho Lovers warm lille $500 -.------
i tFerr Heart --.---.--------
LIE Picture SOng
So1-.--'Ths Mmia;src The Poetry BY u. T. AoTrs
4 Soa= FIR America Observation-Disclosures.
AIS Croaser' and Gooey GaHder' .....---.
Celebrated Soug- Bruces Address to his Army
Scots h4 ha'' Observation-Disclosures.
TlcSr;> 81 esch--Cblir-n hslf srice. To re had al
AwIli- H-wtt> Dubois. Joliess -. SsNton's HooS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
SATURDAY EVENING.


IoNDoS BooK,-A large ana rich collection Of new
London Book. pcuding many beautiful illustrated vol
umrs -nt choice standard books
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

pAIl. TsGB ElTs. Store -ud Visiting Cards
u Bi Head- Labels, d.. &c ON copper plate printed
IN fif,t rate stvi AMI very onahlo terms. by
o-ls : C. STEELE. l23 Ful;on-st, cor Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

S,s.ATR AND MARBLE BED BILLIARD
- TABLES. wrh both iron and Mahogany Francs. ovar
the Climax Eating Rooms No. Il Ann Il and 4a Futon
Tao greatest and hrst.assortment Of Table, ith al
the European Improvements. IN full operation Buy
ers and players invited call aud try theT mis- Il IA
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
By uO4AI GU0LEY.
SrOEg lt9 BRoA pwAY-NgW-Io OK LoNG Roo
FRIDAY EVENING
At6. o'clock a, the Aucaou Room.

At 6. O'Clock az the Auction Room.
MEoicAt A>p MISCELLANEOUS Bosk, A valuable p:l-
bsary medical and m Books, sEabrac
.rg mau. choice excellent works. Amon- thsgl
NaiJe, Medical Library, Gifted by Prof pnngiI>sOr II
fols: Nortn American ;cdicul ana Surgical JosInacom
pletl. - vol; Beck'- Medical Jurisprudence, vols
Hunter 90 ;he goo'. volumes; D-rSin's rOOnomia.
.u. Dswc-> on Females; Eh-rlc on Children; Westar's
antony. vol; Bechst Auatamy Geucral2 sols,Sc Al
90 Dr. John SON, Works II vols Tayor's do volumes
smiths " cal h OF Nations vols: CcerUuis Opsra. II
,olAme,: Moiere's PLAYS 6vlls; Mont4gae's Essay,
.os; LORD Bacon, De igCmeut-s Screatarum. too;-
Don Quixctte IN Spanish. vols, Cleaveland, Minorslo
~ scarcr Chit,y's Blackstone vols' McCaneys
Miscellauics 3 vols.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
SHERNAN'S LOZENGES.

SHERMAN'S LOIENGES.
EVIDENCES - their great worth IN reisvng
II Cough Coils Con.umptOn, Wbooping C0Hgh, Asih-
"a Fs.,d,ehe P-p,tauon Lo~sess OF Spirits, Worms
tnj all nervous diseases.
Daul VI FRYE. ksq No - avenue
Mr. Racer 10 Chatham 81 the famous sagar dealer,
Mr. Z. G. Stacy, mahogany dealer.
Col f. :. Ben,oo. 2!9 Blocker ST.
Renj Crombie, 100 Fulton u
And many o. her- have been cured by them. Wholesale
nd retail at Nassau st. lso Bo~ery &2l 4eecker 1877
Iudssu II Eas Broadway and 37 Fulton Brook
IN n23 Inns
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

,,yEET iS1stAETs * HANDSOME TEETH.
) Sherman. Ocrls Tooth Paste viii swceten se broath
,arder the gums whicn The teeth and Keep them from
chug, Warranted not to aJure them. recommended
" Dr. Eliot the 0culist, st. DIR. Castle the dis
.ngushed dentist 297 Broadway; Dr. Chltop The well
tnown chemist snd every body that has used 1t. Ons
,1ousand dollars will forfeited If 1t ever injured any
me- teeth or if it be surpassed Sold at lOs Nas.su
IT, "a Bo&ery. II East Broadway, @l Blocker, Gz'
hudson II and 1872 Fulton st. Brooklyn. M lmis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

- The Young Choir, or School Singing Book
| o-ijaal and selected by Wm. B. Bradbury. and "
S,ser, The attention OF Tsachsrs is particularly re
s'ed to the following notices just received by The rab
issssfs
NEw-YoSx, October -, ls4l.
Ssst, DAyros * GcpSlemen-l have exam
a your vaIuNbc ,,e tuu,ic,l publication, rhe fouas
esr and f,e rratded to be able express my rneon
itoasl probation ii the same. /; Is jus, the thing
l'ryd for juvcniie classes and nope may be widely
lns sx ,nsiyely p-,rou.zcd.
J an respectfully yours, :. 4. POND.
Late vocal lesdsr of the NY Sacred Music Society.
Ae.srs DAYTON n SAXroN-l have received the cop,
at- Til, Young Caoir" by W. &. Bradbury and {. W
Naiers and saye examined II thoroughly suS win
grs pleasure Tue i chaste and eiuplc grea
ts,uci IN musical work. The srrang is vol
.saed and -X.outed .nG kas~ Of no work Of II. kino
-.e calcaIxted 10 DO good. The work also contains
as7 Elements Of music, 20 an.wor Alt Purpo
IL 6t Youth
dab, nc. but it will afford satisfaction to schools FOR
et,ep au! vonth snd hopci; viii obidns general use
c p SMITH, Msycr OF ErooklyS
9,io5er % 1871. .,.
:, also pg,'isi, Nca Collection Of Instrumental
a'e eansptsr Of Solos Duets and Trios, CO ae tlu;e
ols a0d volincclo froIs the work, o. Beethoven Mo
an Hsyda Re lui Wai-n. Strauss, snd o'hor cn'n'4 a.
o'srs; hich added erief instructions Tor eAeI
s''faae,,
A'O Ia p,ess-"Ths Northern Harp" consisting Of
sosl .scsea aad moral songs, adapted {. The mo>'
az @.udis, for tho Plsno-fofis aud @uitar- ny hf'
ny 5. B Dana author OF The southern Harp
DAYTON * SAXTON,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

DEERS'A AMERICAN COUGH CANDY.
/ Tals p eparssn offered 10 rns Public as an IN
bs for s the Diseases Of Human Life, neither II
composed of number of pretended rare foreign
scgets.la- whose virtues known oniy TO favored
ew bar It 10 a compound mostly Of simple vegetable.
which grow soil and with confidence offered
70 the Public the best remedy ever before introduced
t7r Cosghs Colds, Hoarsenes,, &c
Warranted IN all afford relief
Manufactured and .eld by THOS. ;. PEERS, No 26a
iro,lAssY hrtreen Warren and Ch,nbsrs ats nII I'M.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

rsvLS N@ss.s REM italian w IN
DOW SHADES, OLIVER W. WooDFOkD, u
Cathar.e ,-ree AZ made arrangements to receive OF
Son14y ths -h dsy Of Novenber shout ~ cass. con
a!ain. 100 paIr OF Transparent Window Shades They
te bern ordered expressly for tbis merket and VIII be
fourd 10 sny tEns Of tie kind EVER before -lpor
ed FamH.cs VII now have sn opportunity OF rurcha>
in2 Wnco SHADES much below aer Intrinsic value, and
h1-e about furnishing their dwellings, with Any kind o.
Binds vil well csI End examine ..is large assof
usn;. Tue IAsoics Will coatsIr =
= p-:s Landscapes, az the low price Of s',''5 pee
2oo pairs Plain Ceaters Scroll Borders, $3.50 to a.
81 pairs Moonlight vieTs, VigHstte Centerssi 10 10
% 20.
Is pair French L-nd.cape- and Scrolls 81 so;o 50 o.
100 -airs Real Italian Landscadc. (DArA) $40 10 s.
and $50. -.
y. e. Always on hand Window Shade Haneisg,. u
NEW IIERsN0H, The .henpe.t in me
= City.->UTTON & RANDLE. II II! srrias,
have jos. opened eases French German aha i1s
Hefilos, that MAJ he purchased exceedingly '"'"r
Piled Tor soon.
y B M-zsrine tlae Merinos and 'e's'I. -,. - .
NEW BONNET RIBBONS. selling nuen che t. 81. -
im.ortlpe cost Persons ~isniag 20 r. lrh he'f sra
or purhs.e for new Boanets. Tili hnd enoics seecto'
If m, be-. ryes and approved color. st ~ per 1en
e.luetis= from former prices 81 the eprng.. a!oooF
sLofs OF - i TO-, :, IS .oaS So,
NIB Milliusrs supplied stn lower. d. lTis'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

1i16p EG Aa<ERs.-I.argc Wooden Bowl, suitable
J for bakers. Also Brooms Pals, asd Woodward OF
all de,cri p;ioss for sale low by
oeIwis mtEKER & SHAW, l05 Westinghouse.
5OsEN s.cCt:sE ~ Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
y OFFICE, 10 NasSau-st.
REFERENCES Hon. NJ II. Grinnell H. Brcvoort. Esq,
w Irving. Prot SeEwick. NIB Ina
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= e.; Aous,ein de Laucs, the rhc1rcSt Engi5h and
French Mcuos the isrg- assortment Of hlte red, yell
os aHc green F-nnel, ass The selection OF Prints IL
tre CITY o. New York be- found at the well known
Little BIZ Store together viii magnificent assortment
OF Br' chs Sha~ls
TIC following are few az ibcp-icc. the above named
goods-hi. Lanes loi > = od ,, i. /. bi French
Mer.uos for :, FIaune irom i 81 20 Is, of all
or. Prnt. from td up = e.; aud Brcche Sha"I>
fom -, up. Tss>e extra cJcsp just purchased IL
bard-;lne, prices, aud Tor sale at - Ccntre-,t-
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-18
From the Columbia Patriot
A CASE TRULY WONDERFUL.

The following is a portion OF ette
written by the Fd. JOHN A. GANo o.
Bourbon County, KY, to Ed. 4. NJ. AL
LEN OF this county; which contains the
particulars OF case, truly wonderful anu
wholly unparalleled in the records OF the
past. Were it not tor the high authorit,
from whence this communication comes, 1t
would certainly require an immense stretch
Of the credulIty Of the most credulous t.
give i, credence. 1t is one, the phlloSophi.
cal solution of which will baffie the iltei.
ectual faculties OF the most learned unn
profound theorists Of the present day.
CENrREvlLLr, Bourbon Co.. Ky.,)
Nov. "a, 184l.
"There is little girl now in Ieesburg,
n daughter OF Mr.. SIout's penelope b,
nancy about IL or Is Years OF age; ircn
the end of whose right thumb hairs are
thrown out as if with the rapdlty OF the
arteriaI circulation. Their election is it,
Simultaneous and generally enlIre, as they
fall of, they are of various colours, lengths,
and sizes. have seen deep black, deep
red and pure white, all OF which colours, !
have now in my house,--thsy vary from "A
fourth to &c inches in length; - the longest
are generally very fine; some are as stout
as hogs bristles. There is however,a pecu-
liar appearance about them, different from
any other hair ever saw. The day | rode
down TO see her Qast Monday several
come out before ] got there; only saw one
short one coming out. They make their
appearance on the inside of the thumt
from just under the nail, as low down as
the ball. and say half round the thumb :
end. They cause no pain usually, when
they are entlre y ejected but if one stops
in the thumb and has to be drawn out, II
causes some pain. One large, stout, brls-
" looking black one came nearly entire
ly out, being four or FIVE inches long,
from just under the nail; by request MIR.
WATSON drew it out. A little blood follow
ed, and the effect through the nail is still
visible. She is perfectly healthy and her
thumbs look alike; she has as good use OF
it as she ever had.
A day or two ago she was carried to
Lexington, to appear before the Medical
faculty. They have been coming tor five
weeks; hut ceased one week, and since
that, for one day. AS many as twenty i'll
one day have been elected. Their election
has been witnessed by hundreds OF our
most intelligent and respected citizens, in
GLIDING, Doctors, Lawyers, &c, but all are
COMPOUNDED, and confess, even regarding it
as an extraordinary freak of nature, it Is
truly most marvellous. | know the fact,
but have no theory about ii. It is so, be-
cause it is So"