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New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
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Y The subscriber would say' a really excessive sno
beautiful assortment Of
RICH DRY GOODS sol GRAND-si'
Where the public may assy. md the Uosi dS'lfsois
.rd Fashionable styles OF Goods IL 'he market "he'he
French German. Elssh or American, OF the .;ei ini
porratioas Three years' experience has taught Ina
Variety style Cheapue- or Free. aad Poh'eaess i
all. .'e saistes which absolute. aad all OF mem
combined he the public 70 test For The Season
SPLENDID SILKS.
~ pieces elegant. coiorcd striped ard TatsFed, VERY
desirable, from :. TO :. per yard.
case rich chan-esbl. striped and figured.
: 60 beautiful CAenc. desirable cgois.
DO striped AID figured silks, great variety ii
styles and price.
cases sich figured, figured ani striped, blueblacl
sill! g. to los, embracing Gre de Nev-Yors Helcr.
ems, Glaccr Reps Gro l. ArmuFe, Gso de Per.s Gro &c
Niger Gro de Naples, &c.
100 piece. Plain Silks of every description from y &c
to ,hiilincs.
,5 piece black and blue black plain from Is to Ia.
Mso,
sncheT. Cherry co!orsd Fo5cnces, Gro dc Naples,
Sa,ins, blue black sauns and coored Silks Of evsry
SHAWLs.!.
boxes very rich Emtro:sered Damask Sll 90 to slS
1 DO very heavy Satin Dams,k, from s. TO $40 co.
5 DO rich Cashmere, elegan, design. from $40 o.
$50 co.
eco B,ocha from 81 90 to $40 co. Also K.byle, Thi
bet. Ncrino, Rob Roy aad Fancy Shawls of every &c
,cripuoa.
IgAZINEs.!
so pieces, all qualities and prices, from s, to s and
Mourning Gooi, OF every krd.
Taglioais De'snos SaSonys, &c
Meriuoes, Ciotls Ca.simerss and satiners
iCO piece, FLANNELs; 200 pairs BLANKETS, rcd
white aud ycIlcw-Hcsc ~hi,rey aud MAckannw.
DoNEsTICs.
Is cases bloached Long Cloihs, from sd to l.,
> do double width from /, t. l. 9d per yard.
IL bale unsleaeheI Me.lin, from 81 to l.. Also, Can
ton Flauncs, TcAiugs, Hamilton Stripes, sc.
PRINTS.
4cascs French Calieoes IRON ,, to 8 I'd per yard.
10 do British, from Is I'd 70 p 6s per yard.
Is do American Cacles from CT to Is I'd per yard
ALSO,
Linens Lawns Hdsf. Hosiery, Gloves, Diaper, Cam
brcs Draperes velvets and almost every sr'cle Of Dry
Gosds, which the Ladies are invited examine at
JOHN H. DlNGMANS,
II Sits SOi Grand. street, corner Orchard
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Gitp EntellINencr.
Reported for tho New-York Tribuuo.
CIVIL COURTS.

CIVIL COURTS.
TUESDAY Dec. !.
In the Court of Common Pleas to-day, the up
of Mes.rs X Hoe g. Co against Mr. Aeker, late Sheriff,
recover property levied upon by him al he printing
establishment of Mr Jared w. Bell ia. uary, ls3s,
they holding mortgage upon the goods. he mortgage
contested the ground that not valid, ing
the property having been removed. This opinion
supported by the Judges Of the Court of Common
Pisa, former trial, and by the Superior Court, to
which the carried but revepcd by The Court of
Errors. who decided that goods need not nece.aary be
removed 10 render mortgage on them binding and sent
the back the Court of Common Pleas 10 BE- passed
upon by Jafy. 1t shown III evidence that Nr Bel
owed Me-srs Hoe & Co. i2,0u0, and gave them mort
gage In 1887 for sic o00 which forecloed owug
to the general depression and the certainty of sacrifice
added the very proactrd illness OF air. Bell st that
period In Jsnuory, the defendant levied an execution
about $780, being notified that the property WAS mort
g,ged T jury gave verdict III favor OF plaintiffs, thus
establishing the principle land down by the Court oil
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$iGNNN N,GEL'S
|.EEy ~ - ,.s I~C gs II

EIaRENs.LA ONCkKE-ia accordance
with wishes OF Hter Of gentlemen OF thIi GU,
addressed Sgnor John Nage TIE honor 10 an
n; be intrad, giving Grand Vocal and nstru
mental Concert previous ms departure. on THURS
DAY EVENING, December J. a. tne C.Ly HoIel assised
by the following eminent artists;
Mrs. SUTTON.
Mr. sCHAKFENBERG-Solc on the p ano Forte, vino
has kinily voI1r red his services.
MIR. L CHILL. Leader OF the Quartere.
Mr.. II TlNlM. who Wi preside at The Piano Forte
TcscIs One DoIar each be hid the principal mu-
sc torres and at the the Of performance.
Doors open at : C'cocA; to commence nj CLOCK pre-
ri.oly NO 81
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Commercial and Honey 5Eatter,.

TIE sales =, the Stock Board limited to-day and
without material change Mohawk declined per
cent Paer-on !, Delaware & Hut-on Long Island i,
Farmers Loan II. OF Harlem llC0 ,harcs .old,
closing al I6: decline per For L. ). Bank 81
was offered, 3. a,ked.
The operation. III State Securities again large,
reaching 100000 decline OF i per Ia
drama Bonds Slcriug and Illinois sxes.
For ONO SXes, 1850, % asked for le6 II: Of
fercd s5 asked Kentucky Skies, l77, -: offered.
The sa.s were:
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Josiah Richards. Auctioueer.
Sy BANGS. EsGHARDs 81 PLAT
-
Store 1876 Broaeeds
wEpvFnpAY EVENING. Dec. |.
a, 49,, * o'-fock

A, the 4uc,,o, Keori At slf past O'Clock.
PooS> BLANKS. P,rEE- ENGSAvINGS, Sc.-A lhee
col ect.oa OF standard Works Novels Juveniles Bse'.
'.ver and HYMN BooS., School aud CLASSICAL booAs'
Fancy Stationery, &c. ,,. g..
Aroncthtrn are Goodrich's Pictorial Geogrsphv svo;
Eneyclo edia oi X { cious Kno~iedse; uIies ms ory
Il Greece Syo Bankos history Of the Poprs 3'i. mol,
"a, Aasicut History. Hume aud Smouetts epsihH :
=. w lis Il et;srs from unter Brd:c Cartons of Rl-
ohsc Ttvlor', Life of H.unah Nco'e bcus1 IN clo'H
So, ck's History Of the Word vls, So1theNs s'ien
Wor,s: Golc>m 'h> ic History ofpsirting; "sAe1
ictiras v - Eugl Readers; 20 Farley G'og' army
y nire slate Crminsl Celendsr; 100 US OF Cap h"t
,sts Works : Bcpnet.'s Book kcepTg. last ei'ton' -
Also Letu>ic Editions Of th@ Classic' Paragraph CT
,ir Index Rerum. tbcrs Children CurteT surgery
. N,C lola Tovu.ends Facts on Mcsmerisn.
+ i particulars h-rcsft-r
THURSDAY MORNING, Dec at ii o'clock
CoLoRyD SAVERS - w to1rns OF superior O~oio,o" ~
,ktvr m lot suit nj hassrs ceasisiinc OF Cochinea
,lsr Maroon C-cum snd Black C"ors suitable ioT BOOK
,ir lcrs Pocket Book k-Mskrrs Harters.
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re IG'a.

DR. -ARDNER's LECTURES.
On Aondsy, - November AID Iaursd' 81 December
tee subjects II he lbe
PLANETS AND CONETS.
Illustrated by L.Rsg rsAS.PARE>ciEs. The nod IN Tel
eopc Discoveries respecting tA~se bodies MI . e1-
p.siRed.
To open at :, and to commence Al :: ociocx-
Tickets 81 adlUusg a gestleHsu and tFo !adies SIN
gle ticket 80 ceat,. Ycuu= pyfsors malt price
Principals Of Schools der Of attending beS- Lcciarrs
|h their pupils, may Az !.cl.ues BY aPshc@,l to
Or. Lardner u2' u
SJR, ;stiAssArs b. tne honor to announce ,hst
VI Compliance sith the wishes OF many friends he
vii give Mist CELLANEOUS c, NCEATat the Stuy-
vs.aHt Institute ou Wednesday. Dec. |.
Part 7
Celebrated Aria Den per Qiests from
Mozart Opcra Of Ccmci Di Tito.
SoRr..--The Seasons. There : charm IN
Spring '..-.wtitIer expressly fr NJ. Br7ham by Boz
S1ug-..-'The Old Euetsn Genis sn Od ChaSt
song The Wa;ch.a4u u.....---.-----.-Tn Tn Moore.
Song. B.4cA Eyed ou>rn The POETRY by
Gay Composed ty cct braled B4ss singer
Leve;idge, III the r.-u .fQu~er An.
PartII.
Song Stand to your gum, nv ncarts Of ok. Carter.
BY general d. sire The Miniature --..fhe
Poetry by Geo p. " rris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Knight
HaydI, Canzonei. My Mother bids m- oind
M hair...-.--- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
By particular reqsest....' Ally Croa. e5 and
'Eoo'ey '.-''der Observation-Disclosures
Favorite 'llad Norn,n' ,n'................. A. Lee.
Celebrate song bru1e's Address to his Army
>,uts = ha ia -
Gu Sa.arda, VT Bro aiu yes his set : ,Ch ED CON
CERT previous 10 Ais 0'p - ture FOR Bc.ton
r ckci. 81. To a. bad At Atwtr- H-witts Duboss
eud Jos-' N-'c ssofas and =; Dayton SaNtons Sook
sto ISg -
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81 llrrIr0:
nl3 lGis'

In nthi- city, Nov. IS William Mason to Harriet, daugh-
ter Of Alien Drnkwater oil North Yarmouth, Ne
In teis ci,y. Nov 80 by Rev Mr. Audrews, Mr. Chsres
L. Tifny, of the ifm T'ny, Young & Ellis, 10 Miss
Harriet Olivia. dsue of Hon. f. Young.
In th, city. Nov. 80 William Nelson. 10 Mary Johnson
AT Middlcbuty, VI Nov. -, Henry VI. DAVIS Of Teon-
de oca y Y TO Laura Crane. of Addison Vt
At P>ioe>ville. Ohio oct 2c by the Rev Carlo Smith
Daniel X. Minor. Of New Yors, TO Mrs. Theodosis :
Shiuucr of the former pl-cc.
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c. b. S~lrH. Secretary.
u New Tsmpernncc TIovemen..

= lNtFF 7 FNIVtTsIIItC ID ' EfEItF TT ~
ant 10 . d meeting held on FFd'N eNemlre, Nov
18th ISL the Acad meal Institute, 3ja Brocme.tfec
r r the formation OF Tnia Abstinence society on Nass-
lug 0l.n principles, Invested of ome features, fould
from experience. TO be Objectionable.
Doctor Jim C. Sloai ciiled to the Chair, and Mr.
Charles n Diry-e appointed Secretary pro tfa form
of Cuu,tii4ulu then submitted by Mr. Woodruff.
which WIS ken up detail with additional
article. unanimously adopted the Constitution of the
Hope Total Abstn Rcici Society OF Se~Y rk- ON
motion Mr. Jae Cook unanimously elected Presi-
d,nt Matthew w. King Vice Pr sidcn', Thomas NJ.
Woodruff Secretary, and jonathan w Allen Treasurer.
Mir Hesry Sheldon, John 81. Stuart, homas FeEton
Albeit House ard DAVID W. Allea elected Directors
for the ensuing year.
On notion le olyed the proceedings Of this meeting
be published The sun, Tribune Journal of Commerce.
rater, aud Washington Temperance tiaz-t'e' and that
due oi!cc be gwen OF our mex; meeting IN lad papers
JOHN G. SLOAT, Cha rman.
CaAs. II. DuRYEs. secreinrv pro tom. $50 u
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Nev-XorlI Market.

ASHES The demand is dull; prices withou, change.
Pots Sc; Pearls 6!.
CoTToN-The sales today have been about so bales.
Thr markc' is droopmg.
FLOUR.-Buyers for the English market are st wait.
ing lower prices the in freghls forces then
10 do this. There however sales for shpm
at current The quantity afoat Is very large aud
tse market heavy. Gcnesee and Ohio quote SO 375
"A, Michigan & 3li Il 37i, aouthera s 80 4 6 62.
GnAIN.-A parcel, lO0u bushels, llhrois Wheat sold
Mt 20 cents for milling Sales 1000 bushels Jersey Corn
at II; 2j0 do Oao at 7O weight de!yerej 1000 bushels
Rye 80 the boat Oats rot so brisk at i9 50
u The Youpg Choir, or School Singing Book
original and selected, by Wm. g. Bradbury, and c !"
Sanders The attcuton of Teachsrs pnrticulc.iy
quesled to the following notices just received by the pub
lishers:
NEw.YoRK, October 25, ISL.
Mcssrs. Dayton Il SAxroN- Genemen-I have exam
ined your valuable little musical publication, The Young
Choir" and feel rraded be able express my
ditona appreciation ci the same. 1t Is just the thing
wanted for juvenile classes and hope may be widely
and extensively patronizcd
am respectfully yours, :. r. POND.
Late yocs Lcs'er of the \. Y Sacred MHsic Society.
MessIs. DAYTON Il SAXToS-l have received the copy
of The Young Cnoir" 10y W h. Bradbury and c. W.
Sanders, aud | have examined 1t thoroughly and with
pleasure IRe music IS chhste 6nd simple TWO gTea
cxcelleuclts IN musical WORK. The arrangement well
designed and executed and krew of no work tbs kind
better calculated do good. The WORK also contain,
enough of the Elements OF music, 10 answer Ill purpo
for youth
doubt but it will afford satisfaction schools TO,
children yonth pnd horeit III obtain gene raj use
C. p SMITH Mayor OF Brooklyn.
| October 20 ls4l
D. & : also publish New Collection of Instrumental
Music consisting of Solos, Duets and rEos fcr lRe Flute
Violin VioliDcello from the works ol Beethoven do
cart Haydn BE ni, W ash. Strauss and other eninsul
composers which added brief instructions for each
instrument
Also IN p'css-'Tho Northern Harp consisting OF
and moral songs adapted ts the most pop
ular melodies, for tie Pmuo-forte and Guitar. Ky Mrs
Mary :. b. Dana suthor oi +" The southern Harp -
DAYTON Il SAXTOS,
nl6 CO 81 Nassau street. Fulton.
/ x SSiJ, iJ,0GO.-ReremptOry Sale of BONDS
ANu MORTGAGES The Bonds of the original share
holders ot the Ner Brighton Association which there
is now due about of Three hundred and Forty
ive ThoHSand Dollars, the pai meni OF which secured
by mortgage upon all the msins property OF said
Asociaticu will sold together with said mortgage, by
:. DRAPER Jr. huctioneer at the 81 trchan Exchange
in the of NewioIk. Friday the 7th day Of De
cember nj l O'Clock in the Afternoon. Apply for
particu, X. M & +. II. BLATCHFORD,
MO ttl1 No Hanover *
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
BOWERY AripxgETEsEATR


JNHIS EVENING cem5.r l. the performance will
1 commence with = rr { Equestrian hcr.
Master H. River Will EXHIBIT HI. wonderful effort
the Enchanted La der, calico ne World Turned Ufsde
Douu and conclude by ii Ing brace pistols Th.c on
the pole.
Fes;s Of Gymnp.tcs by the cole'ra,ed Rivers Family
Pyr md.cai Devices, by the celebrated River, Family.
Doors opou at 4 quarter past o'clock Performance
commences All
Rnxns 81 /. ents PIT 25 cents. ms
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

BY 81 nraPEY III
Sore 81 HIiiapl-s:reer. cor,er of Pins-str,st

sore 81 NiHian-strest. corscr of Ptne-sirtss
FRIDAY Deccmbsrl IL
At o'clock al The Merchants Fxchange
For further particulars zee advertisement signed E.
u & [ BaIchforu.
Also bond ard mortgage for sacoc upon a very v,ly
tbic Farm ~i;h large elps anc out house, HA
+crstrS~ Rocki-cd C>uety. Sc~iork- P>y.bl. IA &
with per cent interest," aud having aidnorsi
curIty aachu h-ret. will be exercised at the time
,t sale. SAID Farm - considered worth eve Times tho
,mouni Of the S~ge.
S345009 RoSos And MoRrcAcEs-Three husdred
orty iyr thou. and dollars OF the Bonds of the orsiz
S;ock-rol Of the New Brighton Associaou ~hich
ser. i now due ,bOa; the of S3i5 CO. the pay
men, of -i,ch Is sseurei by mortgages upon all the re-
II ming Of sad ASSOCIATION
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
FROM ENGLIsH PAPERs.

From the United Serriee Gazette, Dec. :, 1873
We receive great many cadeaux. IN the way OF sam
1lrs of whose favor the smallest pun IS
nankiay received among others, bottle ofbrandy inc
astIng Of which nearly poisoned u.s. SometiInes' now
yer inyeutaqs useful that can con.cleGtiouAV
irasc submitted 10 .Ir spnrobation Such s lhe onr
dei Patent Metallic r. Strop OF Mr. Sauuderf, when
-sers asy razOr blant, ready for use a lew
nomeEt Tithou, OIL grind stone, aud which mc 90 Dot
esa,e pronounce the complete Thing ol tho AGO
We have With.
From Ber. Beekiy Jfesserger.
Saunders, Psteut Metallic Tablet anu K1zOr Sr0p IL
ne Of things Of the kind that we have seen ]bl'
xceilest Tablet properties Of both hone and
trop requires no other huid, snd In It's u-e
,renicy SIMPLE. Il particularly recommended 10
Gentlemen who experience the ipc0nYs ionce OF tendoc
ace aud strong beard, razor occasionay applied 10
he .bet viii aud perfect edge AZ 20
ender the opr,On Of shaving easy and agreesble ~
3 was before unpleasant and painful.
have raj certificates Of the great and value Of
he Tablet Srop from scientific gentlemen, but that H.
nay sstisfac the public deem It right 70
insert The following from Dr. Gnscom, DR.. Vaclns Mott,
and General James Talm, ,dge.
George 5auaderss Improved StrOp. RELY est
" TO value. The side which he calls tha Mctac Ia
Diet far We know, thing Of Ris own I fo.ucou
this country appears 10 be excellent, scn-nt
.ub-titute for hone and operating the principle
steel does 3pou table knife, but vi,h far gfeat.r
snoothness and certainty the unpleasant neces-
iy Of oil and water assist in wheung. The otner
tbrre sides Of the strop extremely well hGiahs na
ooth and almost elastic, preserving the rozor from mat
rolndless Of edge which sooD destroys us keenne'
NAV "a 1aa7. VALENTINE MOTT.
Saunders', Rszor Strop with It's fosr Sides combines
admirably al the requisites l. sharpen and sst fa1ofS
'h fine and smooth edge, ~ a rca1 e1"'".
IL james lhLh""'
New-York November lsfO
go. - o,an'i... ,,aaIus''' . '"' nj Sits.
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IAuyEp :, nlApY

CALENDAR CoUsr COMMON PLeAs-1 1hi. Day
Par, is57 65, 69 49, 253, TO- ~ sl 60, 3, s. 247, 81,
s. OF
Part ad5s so 90 81, 81 SC, a72 "a, &c, 80 81, &C.
co. e. 81. 6, 246, l2
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

CENTRAL AMERICA line Kingston (Janaica) }
Morning Journal of the lst uit. received at Phila-
dephia. say. that the British sloop OF Electra,
which ,aed from Jamaica for Honduras, few
day, before carried dispatches from The Governor
To- the Superintendent at BaAe, ordering i'm
mediate advance (of troops, probaby,) into the
territory OF Guatemala. to enand the liberation
of the British subjects arrested there, as stated in
the papers a short time since. In case Of refusal,
force to be applied
Captain Parker, the senior officer at Port Royal,
was about proceeding with MS sloop-of-war, the
yes,aI. Carthagena, to look after the interests
of British subjects there during the blockade and
eiens
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

J' Philadelphia was visited by severe snow
storm on Sunday night which lasted (as here) unit
Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

a FATAL REScoSrRE rencontre recently
took place between a young man named Nchissick
and Pit Colcman, Esq. in Hernando, Miss, in
which the latter was mortaIly wounded, and has
since died. Upon hearing before Magistrate
NcKi,sick was discharged upon tho ground of
sclt-delence.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

&C The schooner America, loaded at 81. Jo-
sephs, Mich. went ashore the 18th ult about
20 miles below that place Her crew was saved
but the cargo, consisting of grain, &c. was entirely
lost
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
POLICE OFFICE.

TUESDAY, November 20.
RossrSc WIpow.-On MondSy night, fiicer Barber
arrested young man named William Ssrgssn,, aged 20
waterman residing No 225 Wiletstrcet, for steal
Ing 500 gold silver from the premises Of Mrs
Helen Oakley. widow No. Il! Broome street The ao-
stole the key OF Mrs Oakeys door out of her rcti-
cue on the nigh, OF the 23d u when she IN her SIS
ters house door, and, unlocking the door, entered
the money and decamped After bis arrest he con
e.sed the theft and s70 Of the money recovered by
the officer Hs committed 20 answer the charge
THErrs OF CLernISG.-Calherine Castles was arrested
by sic,r Denn, Monday night, charged with steal
Tag cashmere dress, merno shaw and Petucca worth
ST. from Mrs ANU wife of Patrick Brown OF No j. Bar
clay-street. She sent 20 prison.
Elizabeth Monson alias Hill, arrested to-day by
officers Du0shee Lownsbury for stealing velvet hat
and muslin dress, worth $lI, from Charlotte Clark oi
No. - Nuleerry-sreet, months ago. The articles
were ouod on her, snc she c. mnitteS 10 prison
STEALING BooTs.-wism Ssno,d was arrested on
Monday BE BIT and to-day committed, for stealing pair
Of boots worth 81 SO from Thomas Fech No 100 Full
tou.sticot.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
BY tais Mornings Southern aaiI.

g To the Members of Congress hitherto an
rounced as having reached Washington Ci'y' we
add the names of Aessr.. A. V. BRowS OF len
nessee, Gov. MILLER of Missouri, '" w lRviS
Of Pennsylvania, and J. L. TiLLiS6HAs! OF hao0e
Isiand.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

~ On Sunday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, it
commenced showing in Baltimore, and 50 continued
until late in the night. The ground was covered
to the depth of about FIVE inches.
The mail rom Philadelphia, which was to have
left there on Sunday night at 70 o'clock, had not
reached the Baltimore Post Office at o'clock, P NJ.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

u The New-York = ncnix Temperance

8tDtFOItnt Fs'OCIHiIOn WI IU,I 'VV'''. u
Cannon -treet Baptist Church y. y, THIS evening
Dec. half, O'Clock. numser of recently he
formed DunkaTds wii relate ihsIr experiences col
ccon will be Iaken aid the Association IN helr
works of charity ,nd benevoience. VIII the freud- of
humauity nyi,c the iu- npcrate attend th meeting
with h5n, ana thu, ilnp those 20 temperate
fe aho have lon. been slaves intoxicating drinks
A. w. GOFF President.
r u c..,-u c.c,o,ary dl IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
II McfiC.urr

IL 7gcdiciues o; ssest Qnali1J-ApProve
Popular Rersede, Lcccses English and French Perfum
cry Soaps, Brushes, &c, for sale by
). IL l. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
nl3 l,nis- 227 Hudson st. corner of Spring
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

From Gaignsnis Messenger. French pdPer Aec lo5o'
Saunders Metallic Strsp This article been s1ten-
,,vely used throughout England Amerca, md 40 less
,ere. 1t im9arts keen and smooh edge lar
icker and with more certainty than any other aue'e
Luox nf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

" A young man named Theodore lay Tor, a
Printer, VINO served his apprenticeship IN the ST.
Louis Argus sttice, was thrown from his horse
near Manchester, Mo. on Friday week and killed
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

Mr.. SENATOR PRksros.-A letter from c.
lunbia Is. c. where the Legislature OF South
Carolina !. now in session, says -" The Hon.
William c. Preston is here, and his resignation
spoken Of as depending upon contingency.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Shir. EUROPE. Marshall, Liverpool, H Marshall; On
taro Bradish London Grinnel Mnturn Co, Bait more
Funck Hayre. Boyd \ Hickca.
Brigs Jane Allison (Br) McCoum Halifax, 5 Whitney
Yankee. Goodrich Richmond Carlisle.
Sehr Nassau Dearborn Richmond
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

C Particular Noticc.-Tho.e person, having
furniture Of any description TO dispose Of or who are
breaking up keeping, will find ready sale for an,
portion all OF their goods, by sendug their address o.,
calling upon the subscriber. Goods sny amount pur
chased OF I'm (2) F. COZ TON lq7 Chatham stree,
II Gifts for the IN olida' s.-Jusi received an
for sale sttne Clinton Bal Book store
Tne Book OF tse boudor, or the Court Of Queen Vic.
tora.
The Keepsake, edited by Lady Blessipgton.
Heaths book Of 3. .auty.
The Drawing Room scrap Book, by Mary Hewitt.
Ack-Iman's fors sct-He-Not
Juvenile Scrap BOOK. by Mrs Ellis.
The Poets Of Anerca-seccnd volume.
The Ciit a Christmas and New ioas's present
The Gem
The Rose, or Aifecuen's Gift
The Token.
The HiAionclte or the Gracos of the Mind
ae acys Book of Flow and Poetry, edited by Miss
Hooper.
The Youths Keepsake.
The Anuu uallette &c.
An ~ao,tneat OF Bibles, Tcs.amep,s end Common
'i.yeF Books, III spiend;c bindings and Of all sizes.
Aiso the illustrated editions OF Robinson Crusse,
'spoieon, and the Vicar of Wakefield.
N'S :. 8 AEDFiELD, cor. Nassau and Beekna1.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
BT ROYAL eSUILEY.
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\ FULL A-SUk frr-Nr OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERES.
or the LATEST FALL AND wiSrsR rArrASNs,
Can be found at the
Yew-EoriI ash Tailoring Establishment,
f12 Ful,on-street, near Broadway,
Where particular attention i paid 10 cutting Pants IN
NV stye osr customers may WISH and made At the short
:, notice. grcat variety of Diamond, Vine ard Bond
tee Beavers for Overcoa> made TO order, IN style
arpas ed by uone and prices 10 suit tho most econon
al Also our usual full assortment, of Westoi- England
md French Cloths. together with the Woolen, Ne'cs'
asnere. procade and .ther Silks for Vestings, COM
rises a. full be found in the city.
Strict psuctuaity Observed IN firg orders Casn ou
.ivery. aud no abaemcu, in prices.
B.-Thosc persons want OF good and fa'hionaolo
Overcoat moderate price, are invited TO call and OK
mime our style quality before purchasing else"here'
Mr. Gay!.rd YES his whole attention the cutting de-
,artnent whose aamc guaranty for hr'i-ratc
+, oI If &c. BOOTH, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

The London, Liverpool and Havrc packets all sail
day If the weather is favorable.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

J,CDsGN aTREET CHEAP DRY GOODS
Ii STOKE-NEW GOO0S-The Cresp Store ha'
tust received new and beautiful assortment of Goodt
which are open for the inspection OF the ladies' ol
the cty ,nd also y no can make their put
chases at this store advantageous terms tBaI
any other store in the city 10 Hudson 81
The eoofs consist of style Of De Lsines, him.
nsterns very handsome low price Real Wecf
FIannes botn single and double widths e me very oes
lge assortment Of Nerisoes of the fashionable
colors and superb quality, cheaper than we're ever
offered before.
Ysyets the largest assortment IN the city hye dieren
shades of blue black and i've different prices. Also Ma
roo,s purple bro G mazsine blue and all o,her co
lors &c These the cheaps.; Velyes ever offered II
,ae civ Lisen Cambria H1kfs. az extraordinary low
prices all lnsn =. splendid article OF Embroidery
r evening and ball tresses. q 1t 20 Hudson 81. nc ln