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New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
POLICE OFFICE.


PAssl.c CouSTERsEn MoSEY-A man named John, xilh
another name unknown, Monday the store
OF JOAN Msaay No l07 Washington street. and each pyr
chashug fur cap price 81 each gave paymen, g
counterfeit bill ou The ColmerciaI Bank OF Bufrlo. OH
Hors going Monday Rig into house in Wa hing
=. where Of the had lodged ierrib ;
and dfysn but yesterday oiieer Barber
rested Of the pa.er. Of the counterfeit bills ramed
John Phillip. who vas committed 10 prison to answer the
charge.
STEALING srosE.-A female WAC had been in
the PeniIen,!ary named Ann Hope yesterday
ed for stealing yards Of oil cloth, worth 81, from the
store of Ne.sr. Smith, Hewitt. & Co. Ne 454 Pearl street,
=hich she take, and for which to
prl.on.
STEALING sHEEr--A loser Of fat mutton, ,med John
McDoGoug b. yesterday the premises of Thoma.
o. Farrell No 70 Cross street. and stole the body Of
ouchered sheep, which ne vending MS way of with
feast and faen upon when his repast spoiled BY
person VINO arrested hm deprived aim Of hi. mutton ana
looking rather sheep,h he taken to the Police OEc
and committed TO prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
1.UyTES DIARY

c,.xp.s OF Crscrgr CorST-Tn's Day-'2>, =, -, -,
80 20. 81 1872 2oI PIP 1sS, so 26 80 80
e4. 5 3c6. so7 3oe 3o9 3l3, Sii si9, $40 o''' 'i'
80. 2el. 3a3 -, =, :
C.Lr<sAR OF CovSr or CoNNoS FLEAs-Io'' 80, -
% 81 D % 8 - 90 ,ol IOs l2o y, 80, 49, IL
80 s45 eas 2a0 70 - - 3!3 g., 80 % p 81 H. D.
% a. q l35 3I5 > Il, 33, 35 81, ~, ltO lO' i'''
ia 3lt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03


". : Tomp.in. msd~ po., no t,asin. ton .s5
fror the a,mmstioa Of The >,ori eh saa sslsf:.r.
and psior Of III, liver 1ja}gci her to have tee1
5rmed inebriqte .nd that hcr nperae sasi.. es.
nor death yerdici. died OF a;empc'snc- aua sxpo,.
The Coroner held az ,nque-t ester ~ a. De- ROM, -,
u,,y Iatt, No 10 WulsR street, on -, bs5v or L.
Ann Dsbei.. color,d woman, sho aad been sa~sn Va,
.o,rh &c for wear without, Pbys!cIsa, and "a, fss,
~, her n,r.e It u o'clock Nod V aisb, dead in -
bed. ved-:, died o: dise'se O. the lnag'
rrvrrrs oy Il u-RoADs - Tha, our Rs;l.,o.}
.sy. IN, Raleigh Register, has eNer,ed most b.
,fci, effect IN stirring the people up 10 greater es
.rfion, i7 farming matters, : plainly Fegcep,b4
no have occasion - vis.s any q: the co,.
ne. within IL influence eilhe: direc, OF inllrect
ror instance. W., earn tbs, in several cous,s.
cute !i,tsni from the road many, very man. ~.
raising tobacco and grain this year tor market ari
IN he counties Of Person aid Granville, It j. 81:
mors tobacco has been planted than ever before.
and crops fair Tie simple fact that RailIcal
exers a Girect iuAu. nee on the energies Vi The
people for nearly 80 miles or ci'her side Of e
should coayjHcc the mos, skeptcai OF sne advsIi..
scs o.; such arteries through he country,
II SotoMo~'s TENrLE w. q wonderful 'pecn,r y
the .r, aud mechanism OF The alctruts, and probably
building has ,iacc been e equal H. Ii bay; as
Temples. ~c nave olher >holcct> oi no !Ss 'mporahe
sad is the assrs OF promoting neai'h and rei-'a;
distress. III greatest Improvement III medical seesce
H-' srr rcr,osins or d,,gu,ins ali Il, pss,sos,
p1'i. -, L,s ,,cf f,,ily sccompl,beil,y d, S.
49, ,,,,,.,c,,op of m. Lo.es. Altba comm
'A - On, country ,re removed hy these popul,, a.,
'.J 49,, - ,i,.g exp,, ~ The Hon Ed,s,rj I po
tcI'> i ~ y t, -, - f;I,ily and WIN the save t
81 a! va ,;1~ IN o,r, No a,-i,cipe va eve, o,,t,
en Iii, fhet caye such universal .,t,.fsc,,e,, -
~ ~ - w 80, ,r,e. In fact he i, about III, oulv .yoe
' '1 ~ -ir,i ,hv,,ci.n that la, ,ou,ht to r,k.
eu.' ',' l ,,,r,.b the uusllc pres sud ihe c,I,
NO. ~ ,,,-.., NH, crtnp,uu,,, medicine N The form
Of Lozarrrs HIS warehouse l. at luo Nassau secs aat
g.rf. 81 - Bow ~ - El,t Broadway. - Blsccket
- .3- Hudson s:.ctt a.d i;u>htou x AsPnwals
---=.-----
or to make people opoa th eyes and their mlrt,
,e ruth that ,se yter hardy krow' how 10 appOsch
Tho ,,ubic on a subject OF really immense ard abiding
,fers,t Tn. fact is discovery has heen made Which
,i h, an immense benefit to the afflicted. aud relieve
~ l,,r misery anl ,ulYc-ins than any Other that ha
~ Les, ,,l-r,J before them The proprietor no.
.l. i,> h.ncti;, + TO- 20 any number OF sufferers
al - ,l ,,r,,,pc, Of any number Of witnesses and ifs,
dor> not ~ 80 bum. and Sc ,ld. ~
fs I,ii-rs without the possibility of injury mishh
he will submit to any punissmcnt that iaml'y or coz
= unitN' justly 'n"i- ..i11 ~ -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
CoRONER,s oFElcF

DzATH 81 lSTENPEEANcE.-The Coroner on Moadsy
evening held inquest the Alm,house IL the Park on
the oody o; Hinnah Foley, aged 2 Of No ca Sprnr-s
The deceased was woman Of very incorporate habits
nad been out tao or three days froc oud returned
Oh Sunday SO trunk ne could scarcely stand Her
saad to cure her vicious propensity and give
to GET sebsr, called OH McComb. and had takeu
II cab to the City Prison There shs placed IN
CELL where oG Monday morning .he found dead DR.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Eolers Not RegisIereG !.

Delay not VIC implore you, another moment bu'
90 10 The Registry Office of your Ward this morn
ing, accompanied ~ friend who knows you are
citizen and have resided one year in the State and
.ix month. in the County. BY the aid of ms csi-
denee, YOU may obtain certificate in ten minutes
and poll your vote in ten more-in all not one
fourth the time usually required under the old law
All this is simple, easy, and costs nothing. Neg
lect il. and bitter will be your remorse-asting the
wound you inaict on your Country. GIVE HER
ONE HouR TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Democratic Vhig Nominations.

o..,,c, FOR SEy4TORS:
cnANfEE. E4ORD. yr. Of New York,
4FOs,Ess FRANKLIN, DO.
n ss.Nax s. LIVINGSTON, Dutches.
10 fxgIssAN MILLER, Of Columbia.
" DAVID RUSSELL, Of Washington.
WELL g. LEE, Of Jefferson.
W. ls.LEN AYRAU1T, Of Liv,ngston.
-, sENRY WELLEs, of fa'es,
HARAK NELES Of Cortland.
WI GIDEON HARD, of Orleans
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

TIE MIssISG NoTEs.-Tne thirty-eight notes
recently advertised as having been lost OF their
way from Boston to Philadelphia, have been found
By Messrs. Browne & Co, 10 whom they were
directed. They were enclosed in sample pack
age that iuly delivered but were discovered
until last SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

Total added yesterday in Eight Wards -l3t9
This, added.,o the votes previously registered
makes the whole number registered more than
were polled last spring. In these eight Wards.
eur clear majority can hardly be less than 1000.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
cheaply prohered

FROM CnrSA.-The ship Huntress, Captain
Lowell. arrived at this port yesterday from Canton,
with Macao papers to the 10Th of June last ot
course. her dates are not 50 late by week as the
adviccs via Java by the last arrival. Her news /.
only important confirming pretty fully the form
er important intelligence, and furnishing the de-
tails The British heaa-quarler., commercial and
military, is at Hong Kong. Elliott s evidently
amassing wealth for himself, by the use Of British
power The English at Canton are incensed at
his conduct; the Canton Register says, We think
the armi.tiGe and ransom alike impotic; they ex-
hibi, the English nation as making war like bucca-
neers.'
The Chinese soldiers and people are intensely
exasperated against the English.
The Huntress has a large cargo, mainly of Teas.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Certificates

r.l WI 1880
.,-o..;a,sI,. .o.i.,a-ed
-
'i''"e' wv W,
were F''''' 'F''5 ooo
7'' '''' '''''''''' ------!- -. -. -
U ELECTORS OF NEw-YoRK Beware OF the
party "h'c" 4a'S *'' P40'''" 'as <'''0'''S y '''
or" 0eHeTa' 1"eef'hs' our "N44o"S'y ''PP' 'SS''
~ beware o' 'ne 'o''0"'a''' "'0 +I' 49,
'AefNeT '"ey are JoT or @e"'"S' F4'.''
OF the greatest Importance u 'U' N''! ~.
cate ana evidently mean 10 ue'e''e o"'
o'ncf' 'o'e ior oa"u'u-''' "''0'e 'P'.'O"'
Ni'o" ""Ose 'A'' "0''' -
ONE 'olE mas just saved 'i'e 0'1'e o' e'"
'yIVania 'rof" 'ei"s cut up 'H'o s''" Oo"s'
al Di'tric's dS "ouiu give ''ae' :j0'''"s - '''
iesa'lon % ho'o,i o'o''"l, "'' w.. 80
ia'c i-''0''''' It" O'''o' -
ia ,I,,,
''S'e'u VI ai-oo''' ''O ~ ''',' :,
'''O'' V '''7 ',..''D.'
or three Wing Members of Assembly from ihi.
City. ONE VOTE cast in this City to-day may give
US Whig State Officers and Wing Congress Dis
rics for years and decide the Political character
of the State and Cnion.-What Nhig will incur
the tremendous responsibility OF Withholding that
ONE VOTE!
~ Voters who have Registered in one Ward OF
District. and since removed into another can rote
rbere Hey are reoistered. and there onlv The
Commissioners decline giving transfer certificates.
,,,,.bendinp frauds. Vorg WHERE YOU ARR
Rvc,srvprn. Ifcb,lepped Won must swear that
...o l., ,,o..o, no,;.,arsa ~. ,,b0se name vo,,
claim to vote
NJ Tn. Tor,,oon,, no-er. will doub,less asse,,
III. no.n;rc Inn, tho d;ference. in their rank.
-. .,,h..a,,;a,l, s.,,s5 Ox WHAT p,s,s
49,. .,..,,l.1, Wl;ob s:do o;yss wsv7 Doe.
c,.,;,n ,ole -. offices and the other the mea.
..2 H.. ..o, ,ba, ho ss,,lod ,,i,bou, frap6
,,ao,, ~, ,.o,o,.o or ono ado or tho other Flee
r vi. h....o.a IS aorta a haro.;,s
POM. s. srcnrr .,rncps,
WHO'S OF Nkw-i ORR too OAN IF 'o'
WILL! You nave never hau iareF opportunity
lou can beat your di'corudi'' iHCt'ous
~V'
,,.' ''''''' 1,,,..-..
40
80 -
- i'e''''"orl 'uA' a"' ''''' -
''N
D''''~' 'se - ''N 80 ~,
'
:, - e. ,o.. -.
~ - .. ,,-.,', -. r;,b,
-
u Let no man he imposed on oy the to'e'
csuse of Loco. .Fscoism. Wby should Daniel Lord.
r. Jobp c. Hamilton and FIVE other nneoui, ocal
onronar,s Of ann cbsn,e in the School system be
lef, of ,hi, ticket. and William B. .Naclay Solo
non Tornsend and Darid r + Jones put upon
i, when these las; are on the Carroll Hall ticket,
and every man doubtless pledged TO change7 So
Bshop Hughes stated when it wa, nominated; So
Gregory Dillon, ESQ, Chairman of the Carroll
Hall meeting stated Yesterday iHe OA''o''
Hall folks knew their men, ana Sh'" 'ne'n yet
But this Protestant Onon tlcNe' Is HI i'''E'0''U'e
U MEcHAylcs OF Nrw-loRK sputn the arts
of those who would induce YOU to strike the name
of DANIEL LORD, Jr. from your ballots We
Know him to be with you. heart and soul, In your
we knew that there i, no man on either ,icke. NOR
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
T He T K IB L n E.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3.

II Tor over two columns OF Politics. News Mis-
ceiien.es, sec F:rst Page.
u Tor thc conclusion Of The Suicides Burial, an
affecting Tale see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
FOR MEMBERS OF As!

,osypt1 TICKER JAMES ". GERARD,
I0-TN z HAMILTON. JOHN COGER, Jr.
pIrtIARDr CARMAN. NATHL G. BRADFORD,
rrrTTS w STEVENS. CHAS. M GRAHAM Jr.
CvprIs CuENERY. HORACE ST. JOHN,
RICHARD E MOUNT, WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE 9. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

C ELECTORS OF NEw-YoRK Beware Of the
party which dare rat publish HE address Of its
olrn General BE eting, but stndi0Hsly s'.pPresses
it Beware Of the candidates who dare not sag
,chether they are for or against public measure
of the greatest importance to our City but equivo-
cate and evidently mean deceive one side or the
other Vote for candidates whose opinions you
know whose character is guaranty for honor
and integrirv.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

siolO.y, AND HYGEIA.-Dc. KlLBOukN Ne viii fe
course Of Lectures Popular Anatomy Physoo;
and HYseia, in the Lecture Room Of the Prc,byef5.
Church Rev. Nr. Bsrc5afds) corner Of Houston 80
Ihomp'on streets. The course comprise ta,iye es
lures. two iE each week. "Wednesday and Sa:dft'!
evenings. The Introductory Ieciure which will he fs
~Il be- gwen 90 Wednssdly evening. November 3teo-
menclEE az quarter before 2ht O'clock. These W
tBres s!l be illustrated by Of the Human Skes9h
rd Piae' or drawings Of the parts Of the hlDi
body and are designed for the public generally and ~
1e particularly beneficial TO those 10 have The caisa
management Of infancy and CHILDHOOD knoTecs'
the structure Of our bodies. the laws The's
'Srn them IN heath and dises,c, the most inefeu-
and useful department Of human science. In order ~
ali MAJ participate me benefits b. derived Oh -.
ledge, the tickets put toe extremely lo~ ~
OF one dollar for the entire Tickets may oe w
tnined Of DR. Kibourns, 81 Wake street or n lss
on Tie evening Of the Lectures Siag!e admission "a
hvs cents. ~ hi"
r. Juvenile ConcerI-mR. WIN b. BkAD
BURY : JUVE 'If.E CHOIR No. will give Coe.-
Ia tas Broadway Tabernacle Th's EycaDg Nov J. %
o'clock ..,,r RI
The Choruses will be sustained by TWO HUADAh'
young singers from the sgs OF to Is years
Tickets - cts. admitting gentleman and ias
had at Day ton 4 Ssxtou. corner Fulton and va ,S
Fan-hars, l45 Nassau Raynor's, 20 Bowefy' ah' =
Go,r. ,l
II No child,en will be admitted snes. aeeon5s.:s- a.:
by parents guardians. (2}
II Catalogues Of the large Sale OF rare ,.,,4 as.
rlous OLD ENGLISH BOOKS, Splendid iho,u,
Works s G TO be sold at AGcton, the Iooms ol ,
dersigned on TUESDAY the glh lust, and three io
days are now ready. and the books arranged tor go
inaion. BANGS, RICHARDS a ~ In.a,issy.
a23t I'o D''
" Comfort in shaving secured by ,5e y, =
Chapman. Magic SuoP l02 William 81. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

Morning and close Al Sunset.
The fono=ug list OF places where the Polls v-li De
,eld has 5eenez-efly prepared BY order OF tie Wig
General COMMITTEE VI:
FIRST WARD.
prsrarc7 No. g Broaa-st. cor. South " liani-
H.No. l3 Broad~ay
III No. ll2 Broadway
SECOND WARD.
No. = Nassau =. Second Ward HoEel.
II No. IS Godst-, cor Beskr.n
THIRD WARD.
No. ) CortlanG-st-, YORK House
No Barclays,
III No. l02 Warrer-st-. rex; TO IresH"ie"'
FOURTH WARD.
Shakespeare Hotel cor. William aGt pa-
ane. entrance Williams 81
IINo. Il Madison-st
Ill No. = Jame3-s
" No $40 Peal -. cor Dover.
FIFTH WARD.
No. 10 3 Chapel-st.
II No. 3d. WashuEton-st-
III No l,5 Chapel-: Mansion House
" No. 33 Nestry-'t-
SIXTH WARD
Sixth Ward Hotel cor. Diane Centre
H. Elm st, 20 Pearl.
III No. - Orange-st
" Black Bear Tavern. BsysEt-st
SEVENTH WARD
mo. l30: East Broadway.
II No. l+l M-dsoust
III No. l60 Chsrry.si.
" South vest cor jefferson ant Matso.
VNo 23s Chotry-st
VI. No. 49, Grand-st.
VII No. 6s2 Waters.
EIGHTH WARD.
Mercer-sr.. cor. Bioome
H..No - Wooster at bet~eeu spri0s ana
Broope.
III No 1866 Spring-st.
Ir Dominick-sL, cor. Nsriek
Kipg ~. cor. arlck-
VI No. 2ij SprIEg-,t.
VII RenSick--t- cor Spring
VII No. Be- Spring.'.
NINTH WARD.
No. 500 Washlnctou--i. cor Leroy.
IL Van Beuren Hall cor Blocker and Jones
III No. s.. Westinghouse
" No 29l Bleeker-st
V Wasaingtou-sL, csr Troy.
VI .JefTer.on Hal cor. Hudson aud Charles.
TENTH WARD.
No. 2s Delaney, between Chry'te and
Forsyth.
H. No al GranI-s. cor. Forsyth.
Ill No 2l2 " alker-,L, ST. DavldS Hall
" No. q Hester-st. cor. Ludlow
v No. 65 I.utl,w 81, Military Hall
ELEVENTH WARD.
l. No. 2ll Stanton St, between Pit aud
Ridge.
II No 6, tIouston-st
III No. .q- Second II, UuOn House.
" ScGth- east cor. Lewis and Fourth
TWELFTH WARD.
l. Blooming dale, at heefe', House.
IL. -Ul lrIcm, at \ HOW = : fipusc-
THIRTEENTH WARD.
|. No. $40 GranG cor. Clinton.
IL No. l97 Delaney, cor. Ridge
Ill No. llG Broome cor Nilet.
lN..No. $40 6tirand-st
FOURTEENTH WARD.
/ Mnrion-st. cor. Elm.
II No. 81 P:incc 81.
Ill No. 9)3 Grand.,t., Fourteenth Ward
Hotel
" No. POS Centre Howard
FIFTEENTH WARD.
l..TGomPson-st., cor. Fourth. Wilmington
Hall
II Ns. 65G Broad way, Constitution Hall
Ill No 75d Broadway, cor. Eighth.
" No Eighth-st., next 6th avenue.
SIXTEENTH WAKD.
No 90 Eighth-aveHue, between IS and 10
streets.
II Cor 21h-st and ad-avenus
IiI-No. lis Eighth avenue. 18th Ward Hotel
" Eighth avenue, between 31th and acth-
streets, at keItI'
V Thrdavcnuc, between 3ith aud 18Th
streets. at Cux''.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
l.Forsyth-,t cor Stantos.
H.. ..Houston-si., cor. First.
III Norfolk-st, Stanton.
No ~ Third-st, Jefferson Hall
YStmyve.ant 81, cor. 3d-ayenue.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

ARREST OF 4 SUPPOSED CorsTERFEIrER.-A
fellow from Nsw-Yerk, named Saxon, was arrested
in the Washington Hall in this city, Oa Saturday
night BY officer from For, Plain where It at'-
pears ne passed counterfeit so bill on the Gin
ton Bank OF New-Yerk. Nearly $4,000 on This
Bank was found in hi. possession. He was lodged
in jail on SATURDAY night ard conveyed to Fonda
this morning. We hear he is lawyer and that
he studied lsw in this city fifteen year. ago
and thai he has been practising law in the sity Of
Newly ork toE some years past. Alb. Eve. Jour
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
THE POLLS

ro- me ensuing Election I'll open al Sunrise TINS
Morning, and close at snnse;
The following list OF places where the Polls ~li Be
ssls has beeacs-efuy prepared BY order OF he Wig
General COMMITTEE VI:
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

C 90 EARLY TO TIE Polls The morning :
wort will tell the story Vote first, and then speak
TO your less ardent friends Entreat them to come
up SOW to the help of their Country's Cause
Speak with an earnestness that will not be refused
Rekindle the flame of Patriotism in the breasts OF
the Indifferent Vast are the consequences far
reaching the influences, Of THIS DAY
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
Victory in Virginia .

An Election was held in the Wheeling District
Va. on Thursday last for State Senator in place
of Nose. c. Good (Conservative. elected V. B.
resigned Much interest attached to the result,
as the political complexion OF the Senate depended
on it. The resul, IS glorious WHO TRIrxrH
viz;
couatie-. Parish, W. Neuman L. F.
$50 --261
Marshall ..-... 345 45---...---42 423
Brooke .... -.....-. 70 majority.
TYLER county to be heard from, but it cannot
change the result
70 There i, meanncss as well a. falsehood in
the pre,snce OF the Loce-F Foco journals that the
opinions of the Wings Candidates upon the Pubic
School Question are ambiguous or Raln0'e1i. tv-
erv voter ef the city, WAC desires to know, knows
PRECISELY what they are There has been no DIS
guse-no equvocaton, en the part OF single one
among them. Pcricct frankness mas characterised
their course from the frst-But how has it been
with their erponents7 How come they On f'e0
ickets, got up on exactly opposite grounds ] VINO
can tell from any Pn5ic declaration Of theirs wha
,hev really mean' Those who vote for the Wing
Candidates know exactly wha; to depend upon
of those who vote for Tammany part must be
cheated Honest men vote for no Candidate.
with forked tongues
" The Third Annual Course of Lectures be-
fore the NFw-YcRK LYcEuM will commence q
week or two hence, and be continued every We'd
nesday evening through the Winter. Hon. IRIS
TAN BURGESS (the Bald Eagle of Rhode
Island will deliver the Introductory, and be fol-
lowed by Ion C. c. CAMpRILESG, ELIHU Bur
Rrr, G the learned Blacksmith Hon. RuFus
CHoArE, Senator from Massachusetts, H. r.
ScHooLcRArT, (the Indian AGENT CHARLES
EAMrs. Rev. SPENCER II. CosE, LOWELL Ma
soy. Rev J. y. MAyFirr, DAVID PAUL BRowS,
Prof. f. HlTcHcocK, Rev. john PIrRPoST and
Gov. PorSDKxrER. Mr.. Pierpont will lecture on
The Education Of the Practical Man, and not on
Snow, as at first announced.
Our Citizens Judge from the programme
whether this Course of Lectures will not be worth
50 for double ticket; but We desire to say wOri
to the YouyG MEs of our City. By paying s. a
year, each one of them may become Members
OF this noble association, with free admission 10 its
ample Library, Reading Room, &c Two Dollars
more will entite them, being Members, to ad-
mission 10 all its Lectures for year. Who that
desires intellectual improvement or rational enjoy
ment-who that has oae hope or desire above
animal existence can neglect such advantages SO
cheaply proffered
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

p The trial of the persons accused OF mur-
dcring Mr. Bigham at Baltimore was terminated
on Monday Jacob Gettier tried on Saturday
and acquitted and on Monday the trial OF Peter
McCollum (the last of the batch) was called on
Monday, when the Attorney General despairing
of connecting him with the murder submitted to
mol pros Three ~ four OF the gang have been
convicted
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

G Pierpon, Potter has been appointed Super
in,enden, OF Common School. for Queens County
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
New work by Il. II. Dana, Jr.
The acamnn's Ericn,i- Containing

PAar a plain Treatise GU Practical Seauan.iP, @ia
engraved illsst..tlons. and fall Dictionary Of
Sea Terms
PARrlI II. Customs and Usage, of the Merchant serTs
relating the Office of the Master, chief All
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook, sS.
and ordinary Seamen, &c. &c.
PAsr III. Laws relating the practical duties Of Masa
and Ma1ner. By the author Of "TSo Year
Before The Mast Vol. l2mo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR or School Singing book on
ginal and selected by VIM b. Bradbury and c. W. su
dcfs Jast published and for ,nlc by
DAYTON & sAXTON,
% l2i Fulton-st OF Nass>'
q Smriout-. GlonIIs, :. ca large e.sortnss.
OF Beaver and Millsd Clolhs for Sur.ou;s aud HiHT
Frocks A'so Cloak Cioths, received and viii be ma
up to order az the Emporua Of CIeap Gnmeut at sna
prices as must oiFrr Inducements 10 purchasers
The sy- and finish OF garments vii be- fouLd to coz
port with any house IN the trade.
WM. +. JENNINGS, 229 broadway.
American Hotel
4 good a,,ortu.en, Of winter Garments constantly q
band. oil lns
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03
DAYTON & sAXTON,
u Aeciure- FopnInr Anntonr. PHI.


4 good assortment, Of winter Garments constantly
hard. oil lns
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

T We learn that aumber OF Reformed
Drunkards will address Temperance Meeting al
the West Presbyterian Church in Carmine-streei,
y. Y. this evening, Wednesday, Nov. Sd. We
hope the friends of Temperance viii turn OUT, and
invite the in,cmperare to attend this meeting.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

w. : Tomp.in. med~ po., ,-s, tsa.in.,ion. ,s5
f.om the ira,mmstoa Of the eh saa ,slsr:.,.,
and pslo Of th, liver aju}gei her 70 have teen
6rmed inebriqte ,nd thai hcr Hpera,e sas,. es.,
her death verdisi, died Of aemPe'aue- apa sypo,a,,
The Coroner heid az 'HQae'ty ester - a. be lone =
Mar Latta, No 10 W'R street. on u, bsdv OF Il,
,pa p,bei.. color,d sho aad been su~ sl
.orh &c. fos year withoa, Phy,ieiaa aud "a, fs,
h, her ufre :, ls o'clock No y. aisb dead IT h,
b,5 ye.d,.:. died a: discase OF the laags.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

TYLER county 10 be heard from, but ii cannot
change the result.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

e An Old Democrat" writes as three full
pages 10 prove that Messrs. varian and Purdy are
not qualified for Senators. Wecanno, csuntenance
such waste Of ammunition. In the hrs, place,
every body knows the undness OF these candidates
in the next, we think there is very tt!e danger OF
tleir election. Aim a, the 1--we ones
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

II The Lndics are informed that by inqulTIn9N
and insisting on purchasing only re COMPOUND Arcnn
Tooth Paste they will obtain rich aud beautiful WEE
Teeth Ni,hoa; scratching d"ficing thrm IN the least
It decidedly the agreaablc, ceanly and cconcn
cnl dcnufrce nov IN use. % cents per jar. A~ay'l@i
that my nam. IN full Is engraved On a haudsone laS,
HORACE EVERETT Druggist, 3t7 Giecn~!ci
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

~ fag has been hanging in front OF the Nes
Era Office tor Tie last three days t"'0" S0lS".
Coming eyenr. cast their shadows before
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

G Friends of the GENERAL BAcKRrFr LAW
Where are you That law was carried throus h
Congress II, Wing measure, and could not have
beeo carried otherwise. A vote against the Wig
party is virtually vote for its repeal. Are you
prepared for this Can yeu submit to it If No.
PROCLAIM 1T To-Day AT THE Polls
New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

IL .snck Frost has cOme again Keen RazoS az
the more necessary Use Ch.pman'r Magic StroP NJ
ranied TO plea.e or the money returned Superior h'
lnr. also wnrrnnieh. ll2 V lIlIlm street. y "