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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27
Josiah Richards. AuctIoneer.
SY BANGS, RICHARDS a PEATT

MONDAY EVENING. Dee q
AsxuAls FINE BIBLES AND FANCY BOUND aeogs.-A
selected assoFoat OF me sbe's Articles IN f'e.a aud
lessn, biuaiass together with beautiful Albums, Pie,c
lj sI,ous OF standard authors and choice selection
lie most val AIDE standard works
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec ..
4; {; O'Clock. al the Auction RocE'.
<rtrxrrt IaSDoS Books AND ANNALS. An exclusive
selection OF the hGest English puohcauors IN
udiny N ee ant sssembage 81 Picturesque and Illus
rated Books many Of them The most costly works ever
imported lc;o this courry ard hourd the richest ats
1st expensive styles of London binding Also an eAsn-
a,>crmen, of recent a:s approved work.
the Department. of the sciences ana gre"
Of Miscellaneous Books IN cvery branch Ct gee
Also arse variety ,f The splendid Aunuals for sta.
ia HOYAL GERLE1.
Sro'E lFp Rsospw,y-NEw-YoSS LoNs RooH.
ssrNsSN a.. HikLL. Anc;'onecr
Sales Room BrceGtay corner " Dsrae street.
TUESDAY.
At II o clock 4 NJ
Fancy Articles, Toy, aud New Year Present a
most splendid assortment.
WEDNESDAY.
Al / O'Clock. 4. VI.
FIN, Old M'Seira and ShotFy W'o'' IN oos', WINS.
Havana Segars Pruues, Rai.ins, e.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
valuable collection Of Engrlyings. with sinai! ~
yocc of miscellaneous Books.
FRIDAY NOR Ming.
Asplendii collection Of Nss lea.s Presents Toys aud
Tancy Articles.
sale, during week, splendid colic'-
ION of Ney Years Presents hc the attention OF the
pubic l. called.
GAssNEH 81 YOUNG
OFFER FOR SALE, IN the greatest variety, At Isl
~ Chahog, street, the following seasonsble articles
Foreign Fruits,
Teas.
Sugars,
Coffee.
Wines,
Cordal,,
Sperm and Mould Candles.
Obs aud Soap,
Havana Sesars.
Preserves,
Saratoga Pavilion
Bird Seed, Water
Mustard
Cocoa aud Chocolate.
Cocoa Shells,
Cheese,
Porter
Cider
Spices,
catsups and Sauces,
&c. &c. 80.
All of which for sale low, and will be delivered to any
part of the city free ef expense. DIS ~
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r. "I.ust, but not lensi.''-Rctett Merry :
Museum Vols ami II edited by Mr. : &. Goodrich. the
REAL PETER PAkLEY beautifully illustrated, and
hand nloy bound forming nest desirable Christmas
and New Ncars' p:esenl, Is for sale by
WM K. VAIL, Clntnn Hall.
dos oiis l37 Nassau
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IEOEND.AE PR ESENTS.-R. l. & A. STU
ART corner OF Gr-cuwich and Chambers Streets
have now I'd and offer for sale II moderate prices
an extensive ve.i-ty of French fancy boxes made express
y for ther by Of the best manufacturers IN Paris
consisting d. siding valise and basket boxes, sscs
co-aeis cornucopias &c. OF various patterns filled with
sugar plums Of their manufacture together with Inc
usual assortment of Candies and Sugar Puns of superior
ou,ltv do Evils
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al arrteU 4,

In this city, Dec IS a, 81. Thomas Church, by the
Rev Or Hawks Mr. Samuel Joyce to Mics Ellen Zuinds
Ieiphy.
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OsT-Ycs,erdsy morning, between IL snl Q Soes'
IL .ho goag from the Union Bank 10 the CiA'on ntuh,
and heuce The CITY Bank, three Bills oil the cnioH
Blnk Any one fndisg the and addressing BOX -
Tuprr Posi- Ollie where they he found, Will eonsI
favor upon the and be suitably rewarded 90 Jus
I0HsN sscCABE II Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
y OFFICE, az Nassau-st.
Rr,,REscss Hon. NJ II. Erinuell, H. Breyoort Esq,
-, -: pr Reuyick dl3 In
TTTsON,s aNTEELEGENCE OFFICE
Il No. 5oos Pearl street, near Broadway. do Inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

- WANTE pa good improved Farm OF ~ 10 70
;1I Of New-York and really worth about 5000 or ioVo
dollar. fo- wAca will be given in exchange several
- cstsrng Sc &c complete; and ~hich are all
en,sd and Will rent for fair interest on their va 1ation
rh;s elgibly situated in EizaLethtown, Ne"
jersey Any person having such Farm 10 dispose OF
- described and who may wish TO make far ex
Scss Nil .nsly By letter post-pa addressed to w.
W al the Office of the Tribune ,A;,n
The applicant ~iI please be particular IN dsseIn,ng
h n-no. ehe applicant shall have due aud promet al
teHtioR.
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Tne o;icia s,a,enen; OF the Bank of Georgia gives
Specie 6,355 D posiie. 5,l21
Bills other Bank .j-i REGULATION Il -}i7
pae from Ba.ks.-.-. Ell DE BaIk5 --------- 80
53-77l s5,e9s
bhas seer reported tss Hons Ct ReP-es' nt'u'e=
for extending the FERN Of liz r-1as IF tle tower meal
Loan. The til also prssioa TO- az siduoaa
Five Millions. intended as substitute 10: the reissue Vi
Treasury Notes Tbs Of tAe term Of the loan
sl render 1t. aeco,iation p,uch less difhsu
The Fremen's Insgrlncs Company, Baltimore. have
declared Of yer cent for monks. The noney
marker BALTIMORE enseisd and the Bank offerings
had Increased and discounts readily obtained Il the
street the rais as u per cert. ser month
The National Intslsenccr contains Ion: article from
NJ Gross Represe frOs Arkansas, II relation TO
the proceedings the Rel Estate Bank regard 10 the
Ronds pledged th North American Trust sad
2.nkn. Company OF this CITY, The article IS too long
10 be transfers. columns, but We recommend
perua! Of our readers necessary to full rrdeI-
s,sndiDg Of the m-r,s Of the ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

ONO RA,LRoAD.-Tho prosecution OF this I'M
por,ant work steadily progresses ana we aoaos no'
The public will be interested In Tue 'o4O0-s
count of the present condluen anu P'''Fe''' -
tho Road ~ uror 5,b
and eth divisions are now "noer ocn'ieO ioi tne
clearing, grubbing AID furnishing u niat'ials .oi
49, .,,7o.',ruc,ure. 10 be completed IN the spring
,,earn njlipg machine is now ready TO go
"v .o .', at 0hio City, to go west and one
IN ~ rsadv bv the 20th iast. at Black River. to
,o.,s esst, accompanied by locomotive steam
ssu-unill for saving the rails.
The two ping machines and mills on Sd
ard 4th divisions VIII finish these divisions in
the months of March next, when they will be
transferred TO the 5th division, between Huron and
Black River.
By the opening of navigation, the 60 miles be
tween Huron aud the MaUrnee River will be cen-
DlsteJ. ready for the iron, except Sandusky River
Bridge, at Lewer Sandushy, which also can be
completed b. the time the iroa can be put down
The SO miles.
By The opening of navigation, there viii be less
than 40 miles of the line between Cleveland and
the Maumee River, ITO ga miles, to complete,
and cn that the clearing and grubbing viii be
done, and materials for the supersrucure delivered
On the SAM ~ miles there will be steam PIE
machines, accompanied with portable saw-InIlis,
with which the superintendent will be able to ouild
rye mics Of road per month.
The Ohlo Railroad Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad and Little Miami Railroad, form con
tinuous liue between the Northeast corner OF Ohio
and Cincinnati. dv.rging only 40 miles from d
rect line and ut an increased distance of less than
30 miles and many miles nearer than any other tray
.sd route in he State. Cleveland Herald.
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IIs,L Sd a u i'+<EsE ie-fins =" -tch1s
1 I Afautei clocks. Jewellery, Silver Ware &c.
ENSS ROCKWELL. No. Asior House, have
complete assortment hae Duplex. Patent Lever Lepne
and otne Watches all warranted FIRST rate t:ae keepers
beautiful assortment OF French Mantel ClocAs also
warranted first rate fer time.
,rre assortment of Diamond and other rich Jewelle
~ of the newes. aud most fashionable patterns.
And of Silver Ware, sue Tea Sets q lblcts Mugs,
Knives Forks spoons and every other article Of oliver
Ware al warranted Of The silver and beet OF orA
mouship. OIL WIS
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New-yorL Cash Tailoring Establishment

m IUFOII-oFIuO1 I-~t4I II
Where particular attention Is paid to cutting Pants IN
any style customers may WISH ana made al the snort
o, notice great variety Of Diamond, Vine and bond
,rcet Beavers for Oycrcoas, made order, III style
arpassed by and NJ prices TO SUIT the most
lea Also. usual full ssotment of West-of England
aud French Cloths, together with the Wooden, Ne'es
Cashmeres Brocade and other Silks for Vestngs COM
prises full assortment can be found IN the cny
Strict puuctuaty observed IN filling orders. Cash on
delivery, and no abatement IN prices.
R.-Thosc parsons la wont OF good and fsshionao'e
Dvercoat modera price, are invited TO call AMI OK
mine our style quality before purchasing elsewhere
rs Mr. Gaylord gives his whole attention TO tho cutting de-
lartnent, whose guaranty Tor rst-rata
il OF If &C BOOTH. Agent
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,sTACCItEsAN AND JEWELLERY for HOLY

w DAY PRESENTS.-Just received By the .ubscri-
Der some very Gold and silver Lever Anchor Escape
rnent. and Lepins Watches. Also fe~ Dlsnond Pms
and Kings and Causo Pins for iadies od Chais fen-
ell. &C. all Of w0lch he selling, at rsfai lover than Al
any other place IN the city Cold Whsss as low as 80
10 80 zach. Watches and Jewc!ry cxcnsed or ooash
W,tcbes warranted, 10 keep good time, or the money
returned Watches and clocks repaired IN the best
manner at much less Than the usual prices by one Of the
finest wcrkmrn "a the CITY. W. L. aLLE-''
.norer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale aud retail
- Inns Ne. 80 Wallet. up stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

i Graham 5Aousu. t&arciHy-st, MIS-
rRAVEk and MRS GUsS respectfully inform their
trends and the public that they have taken the we'll
,nowa GRAHAM HCUss, nhsrto Kept ~ Air. X. Goss,
who retres ard, having put Il IN excellent condition
FOR tho winter are prepared accommodate e
scrn1ueri Boerder, with Psrlors Bedrooms only on
reasonable Their Table VII be supplied with the
be., Vegetables Fruits, &c that the markets of City
.Jrds; while those who prefer quiet simple and natural
living and atmosphere lntaated by the odors Aco
Dol and Tobacco, viii fnd here agreeable Home.
Transient Boardcr>, persons visiting the City, sc
.nno iated on rsa >onahle or #
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RY v. nR.pES II

BK ". p62pES, Jr.
S.ire 81 pIi.!iom-strse:, corner OF Ptns-strsst
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. :
A; l2o'ccck, II the Auction Room
BY order OF TraStees, TT eask-l0 packages Sue and
Stra nne shee,iGSs some dImsged, 80 thread
~ FRIvNrs SIZE ) Cases Fsncv French STYLE Cas.i-
nrfrs-Vin Oxford F4noy Doe Skin, Caae;, Mkt De
ioinvil'e. TO-, superior ar:ice.
AT PRIVATE SALE hIrs-BiacA Six Hdkfs. 3d.
3ss9rteG wing silks.
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JtNtS Z. WOOD.
SAMUEL I ncKiTNEY.
MORGAN NOR iAhS. Cninmto-.
CYRUS l.. CAitrER
JOSEPH " iAEKISOS.

U Eighth Ward Pursuant 10 the recomSienda
o. the q neral COMMITTEE, tho Democratic Whis
Young aIen o. the Eighth Ward requested meet
the Tivolia Saloon Tuesday evening Pee. 26h, at I!
o'clock elec, five Delegates represent the Ward
General Committee Of Wing Young Ncn for the uise
before them. b. order tho Ward Cammlttee.
7. BLEAKLEY Chairman.
w. J. yAN BvsgIsN, ....a.
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MONEY MARKET.
sa,urdes. P n.

cctHrnH3f 2 N
Being Christmas all business vas suspended to-day
he Bo=rd Of Brokers held session.
Inc ofclal staienen; Of the Rlnk Of Georgia gives
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CUSTOM HOUSE COLLECTORS OFFICE
New-YoRg, December 20, 1871.
l. Eoiice.-Ino Light-Ship stationed of Strzfford
Point, III be taken port about the 18Th Decem-
l5r ,4.taui and remain during the ruunirg of the Ice
ren she viii resume her former station, Of which due
icuco '.l be gwen.
DBL 10. EDWARD CURTIS, Collector
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Il 3 Temperance .tscc.in. will nc held .; The
Tompkins House. no > Hal Ptscs. (reaF Of To11pkns
'i.r4ei) on TUESDAY EVENING uext Dec 2-,h, at
o'clock, wbare al. tPpsr,, vendors aud tbs public IL
general arc respectfully invited. Addresses may he
pecied from Wa.hins,ouiius. o2i b.
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Tr0T-YGaY REsENTs-GoLD sPECTA-

II CLES-MO0RE & CO., liz Chatham street, have
ON hand splendid ssso tmeu Gold Speciaces of their
own which they selling at reduced prices for cash
Those wishing present highly useful and acceP able
article be accommodated win every description oil
Glas,cs to obviae ,ny defects sight. de- lws-
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I,l.E raiaNG:anY YARp. NJ. Boz W.sh.

THE MAHOGANY XAisD, No. i05 Wash
L ineton street, atjo'n7g he steam Saw hi Ii cup
Piled VIE large a1d generally yell seesoued stock OF
Mahogany Bosds, Planks sad Joists; and Voneers Of
~si,e holly mahogany u.pe, black ~alnut, wood,
&c al the prices Builders manufacturers,
and others, will ld their advantage 70 call before
purchasing elsewhere. d. lIais
CTOVES-sTOyE. 10 want Of superior
- Cooking Stoves for either wood coal req1eed
to Mc:s These Stoves have been srded pre-
nislns every FAIR for several years This coHSia
ton the ony Stove that obviates the great ~
au.. ton.by the bes, COOKING spparau. Stove
in operation either l.. ~ sovery
ga Water Il and No 10 o0 5 e.,
n B. His Ring Stoves fer stores ,,sout fepair.
2 b. IN % i. such that they must De
more durable and give more beat then any 0ihe' a'''s
DE- lvis
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERFS.
OF THE LATEST FALL ASp WINTER PATTERNS,
he found the
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NJ .eyonth Wnrd lou.y Ten vccti

IL seventh Ward loun;; Zen 12cctiug
Pursuant TO the recommend ton ii the tcrcr CoGri-
lee, tic Den @cratc NE.g Young Nen Of the seventh
Ward requested TO meet 1t the FraukIin Hotel
of Rutgers and Cherry street. on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, December =. At hat past Gel * tho plpp.C
selecting FIVE Del iie' TIE nocrqur II hi. icr"e
Men, General Conn ltteo f. Il" ensu ger, ard to
10 ..t-l. L.. 81 49, M :. 49,
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: iIa he'd rms Day,
y The Ten COMMANDMENTS. Splcnddly IL
lustratei on Nfod. By u Buucr, printed on larg"
meet. CViCrs. beautiful Christmas and Nsw Years
Gin. j. :. REDFiELp,
d2i It Clinton Hail Bookstore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

u Fire Department Special Meeting of The
Representatives Of ;he y. Fire Department will BE-
held Fifcmen's Hall on IUE>D ~ EVENING, the 18th
inst ri :; o'clock runctuai Attendance Is particularly
requested. II order OF the President.
d27 q GEORGE II. PtRSER, Secy,
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GEORGE BRIG <.
WILLIAM b Marsh,
J Y. GIFFl''6. Delegtes for lsil
J T. tLARk-ON
J.ACKLEY,

q Fourth Ward.-the Wing Electors Of the
Fourth Ward are invited 10 meet 81 the Shakespeare Ii
tel corner OF William aud Duane streets on Tuesdai
Evening 2S.h inst st Z o'clock loapp'H fye Delegates
to tire General Cop,i1utee OF " Young Men fer tic
ensuing year. By order Of the Ward Connii,cc
NM. HALL Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

rYMedicires of the k5e.I 4uality-Approved
Popular Remedies Leeche, English and tfench fefuH-
ely Soaps Brushes, &c, for sale by
j. < l. CODDlNGToN, Druggists,
dIS lni,- a27 Hudson 81. corner Of Spflpg
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w. j. 'AN bvskIsA' Secretaries
A II. STOuTESEUKGH. 49,
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The attendance Of every W h'c = expected.
GILES VI HiLLNER
JOHN J. VAN NOSJRhNp,
EDWARD WILLIAMS. 5ComeiiItec
JOSEPH GUTMAN,
dos 81 EPHRAiM I. NOW

K Second svard.-Ile u IN cra.c Wing iours
Sen OF tn. Second WHri requested Jcnes,
Second Ward Botel No. 3 Nssseu-str-oi OF Tuesday
evening Dec y, hlf past o'clock for the purpose Of
selecting five Delegates the democratic Whig Young
Mems General Com nirtce FOR the ensuing year.
b. order ofhe Ward Committee
JAMES KELLY. Chatham
HE.RY Harris. >,.o.o,.-;,.
r. W RoorH Sscfe'a'les da53t
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THoS M. ApRiASCE. Secretary.
The Ward Committee ale requested NEST at the
place Immediately 1er adjournment ii the above
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u Third Wnrd.-Pursasnt to iho reconmaHr'a-
tson Of the General onBtiee he Demo- tic Wbg Young
Men of the Third Ward Will meet al thnr head quarters
g. A. Hayrenu's y. r Coffee Hol.". No. 20i Va hing
ton -t) on TUESDAY EVENING ID cemher -. 1871 al
4 o'clock 10 seec, h'c delegates tho General Com
mcc Of Democratic Wing Young Men for ,l,e ensuing
aud also such other business III. be
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II Pirs: gard-YOUNG MEN ONE AND ALL.
Pursuant TO the recon nenda Zoe the General Commit
tee, the Democratic Wing Young Men Of tn. First Ward
will meet the Broad Hotel Of Pegil aud
Broad street, on TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. g, l6+i
at bali patt ssven O'Clock 20 seect Fiyc Ds the
General Commitrse Of ;nocralic Vkr Yosng SIen for
ensuing year, such Other business
shall be laid before hem.
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By this Mornings Southern Nail.

- THIS morning mail brings returns from part Of -
c,iss +. several II the Congressional DISTRICTS Of :s
s,ate: bu, nothing to vary the result; as W. have a-
gwen them
rrov Tyx,<-Date, have brcn received at New 0ras
p, n. 10Th inst. The news is not important. Gaye,ss
visited on the 9th by a violent It : though, ,A
President Ia.ar viii call An Extra Session of Congress-,
.,k INTO consideration the financial condnoa Of the Reps5
H. The British barquc Sarah with 700 bales Of cotton b.
scd and sunk on the tth dey ont from Galveston.
e I, +. said, that the Philadelphia Marine In,uraae,
offices have lost since the first al April last near 100000
Of which near $4,000 was by the brig Swan. ounde3 a;
.a an her passage to Gibraltar, and upward OF sioOoOy
tie brig Cornthiu, lost on the Bahama banks On her way
Ncn-0resn>.
II The s. Louis murdercrs were brought INTO couo
answer IN. indictments on charge of having murdered BaAe
and Weaver They both firmly plead not guilty and had o.
AID e<ccrenced counsel assigned for their defence.
~ Captain ]. y SAWYER OF -e.r. Here died OF The
massage from Havana to Neworcons, on the 9Th inst
v.,Iox fever. He belonged to Mystic, Cona
e 4 little Girl aged about IS months daughter Of Ieu>
m,b Caushan wa. barmcd death Baltimore on Tuesa.
last by her clothes ,skne fire
SALES 1T THE PHILADELPHIA, srocK EXCHANGE.
sEco>p BOARD. le>tor. NV May 81
81 ,or.s T. : Bauk 1875 $4,000 Peun. fnc,, l9'o.-..
~ do Franklin Fire lns 1905
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These sales show improvement of per the Df
Bonds, and dece of per the Streine Bonds Il''
Skies advanced per
The bills Lan-lnbure Bank redeemed the Anedz
Exchange Bank in this City.
Tea .ac had by Hoffman 4 Co to-day which pdees@
vary materially FROM previous sales. The bddne aaniaH
nation, aud a considerable portion withdrawn.
The savannah Republican the deficit BnEa
lna Mac-n, reported By Mr. Porter NO
Bank about $4,000 Nathaniel Barker Cashier Isaac SO
iour President Lew Echey. H. X. Carter and SINS D'
Directors persons implicated The the .eea
bonds and other ademnfcaion induce, the belief b
lo.. To- ,he glnl. vii mot bc nrge
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xEv-YoRK. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY - IA.
Eor CRY Intelligence see last page

* The Publisher and Editor of the L'tSiN' '-''' ~.
.;,, Of concentrating all their energies spon Her nam
,r,s. .,.y Journal, The Nsw WORLD nave resolved 70
s,,,e the publication Of their Daily transferring SO mach
circulation and advertising As the good i OF their pa
.,, yo,,b.,fe. 10 the NEw-YoRK IRInuSE This pa
- .e,,c hereafter many Of the subscribers to
= .,.v,1 a. do not see FIT to direct otherwise.
Tai sep does involve any uai'n OF interests between
80, embellishments which will remain they have
,nited in the bonds friendship and good viii, but
ILL., disconnected in It the anbtios OF Mers
and BEyJ.NlY publish tse ies; and most po-
ssr Weekly paper Newly or, presenting the freshest ana
s. q lnng from the Literature Of the Old and New
VVris it prnthe best cheap Daiy in Ner-Yo
= 81 each win pursue his path harmony with, but to-
1v distinct from the other. If the Of patronage
e,cb Is now flowing upon each be any criterion Of past
,r or future success neither vii have any to com
s.lan-
T. of the Signals subscription not desired b
u fos iis-l since n-undaniy satisfied with our own
Iicn which had cady exceeded 1000 and has never
z sci so c as 900 any week since our paper wa>
.l,. lced But the publication :, TWO Daes at one place
,s ,,nd iuconyenien especially when the patronage Of
,e 81 them large and rapidly increasing as ours That
s7fou7 is now removed; and henccforwad 60
ssz.s r,e,cing.
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= ne compliments OF The season 10 'ie COY a'i'''
sr,>e who has at Inst dropped in upon her anNionsiT
,rrn; friends in this latitude arayed in bright green
-s and radiant with sunny smiles Her reception Is very
,al even those ho have been pou'iH End ro~ins ihfy
would never speak TO her again have forgotten all in the nj
o The rozlcnt, and shaking both her han&-
It'll, ,ri .rov abi!. with her and with ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
NEw-YonN, Thursday, May 20, l3n


r., -, Editor offae tribune
SIR addre.s you tins for the sake OF thanking You
for your notice of the remarks Of the sun respect to the
Bower, Theatre.
ead AIr. Hambns pub.lcaio. with no small surprise
and until your suggestion thai the city press are generally IN
the pay # me Theatres was at loss to account tor Tie
favorable notice they bestowed upon them. what ground
his Mr. HambIm, or the SUM- o. any So@y 10 complain
Has there been any stretching OF the Ia" has the oPPfeS-
sion a Nh H. ALLEGES been any thing ou the proper %cu-
ton OF the la" No why thea doc the manager address
hi- appeal to the public SIMPLY 10 e|c"e 'Hdi gHfi'o"
aga'af those a0 ."re seen lts I4' PfoPffy ata Srtcly
enforced
Tins MAJ in some cases be allowed. Inc appeal OF
prosecuted debtor may be received and
may secure sympathy ard tls opr,ssors greedy OF gan
may meet WIN reDuSe pul 'tat Is tne present. cas- II
= s'e knoN- has 49"g zee" Nn'''i-a h, great mass
OF rfsols people IN the Hoinhanf regard e theatres as
the most productive sources o! e' crime ana is:' wh'.n
the CITY col' ana regard IL as most solemn any 70
dsco'nenaace' ana IN ever: esal way e"1eo' " suppress
item Acting thus IN CONFORMITY Wi'n TIER o" iiei' ct
religious duty sustained oy the voice Oh almost me %noe