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New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

.cT1s. TasIEE STOLEN, GA s'onAsy' N"'.
= l5 at Clarion Clarion County, Pa. by man named
JACOB TUCKER, Buggy AID Harness, the properly
of jackson Duncan rsbu sh valued at - dollars Also
one GRAY STARE The property Of William Stewart Arm
s,roog Comfy He If. on the 18Th with Busgf-
Harness and Mare, Buffalo Robe his way TO Ia
diaua County + Is about feet inches hlgl' ssloS
comosxi1n black hair, CURED before little cress eyed
mn ukte cotton hat gray cissin-t clothes trimmed with
.., n. HIS also a create or coo-ed runnlEg
Jo,r.,de OF the bugg supposed TO be s"len. Any per-
son ioppsg tho thief giving information TO the own
htc me property NAV found vil receive twenty
e lt,,s r.wsrd JACKSON DUNCAN. Plusbargs,
n'e O0"- WIN. STEWART Armstrong Co.
near htteniug.
and JONATHAN FRAMPToN.
Clarion Clarion &C. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

CAIL AND sEE-Ths subscriber %'-hlng
X reduce ms lsrre ef Fail Goods. Offers great
bargains 10 no ~ih purchase for ca-h, he sentofs
only sasl part OF What the customers Will hnd hf call
lar VIZ Black blue blsck and coored Silk Velvet,
yery cheap: dark FreUch lernoes from 6d 20 l. per
ward bl4e black and color-d Silk deeided bargains
De LANES from = g. 4 s-=e aud besulfu assort
mont Of Fail Ribboz i. nov offered at cost to close the
Fail Ribbon trade.
Doa't mistake the number 30 Blseckar-s,-
"a a. DAN'L F. TaORER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

VYi1E WAVERBGY NOVELS, complete
for Five Dolats-Ju,t published the 9th No of the
Faverey Novels. which completes the edition OF Sir
alter SCOTS Wayerey Novels, revised edition, with
he authors latest and additions Win naro-
,ome Portrait OF the author, from tie original picture
low Ia the possession OF Mr.. Murray. This edition OF the
NaverIey Novel, a complete copy from the Edinburgh
edition. xhch sells for 81 IL offered for Five
~ 3tis $40 ~ ISRAEL POST, &c Bowery,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

nEEHS,s AMEKfCAS COUGH CANDY
| tbs preparation i no. offered to the Public
Ibls cure for all the diseases of Human Life. neither
II composed Of great number of pretended foreign
vegetables, whose virtues known ony 4 f4vnred
sx; but II is 4 compound mostly Of simple vegetable,
which grow on soil and with confidence offered
to the Public the best remedy before introduced
fo- Co1ghs Colds. HoarseEess, &c
Warranted IN I'll cases TO afford relief.
Manufactured and sold By THOS. =. PEERS, No. a6j
Broadway, between Warren and Chamber. Eli lRls
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
saAtfr rOs6D, Ne W-assyEN AND
Go D SPkINiiFIEf ID PACKAGEEX EXPRESS

- c@a ssPRiNGFIELD PACKAGEEXPRESS
49, HURLBUr & co. having recently
started Package Express 6etSesp
N=York ana the above cities ready TO rece'e fil
al Of witch vii be delivered with the utmost h-eh'y an
despatch. 1,.,,,
Their package car leaves NewYork Tuesday dnar.
day and Saturday afternoons. and haf9.I - Got
Wednesday and Friday 10 charge of one OF mt r..
Mr. Huroat will remain at Hartford and A. smith al view
York. >,..h,-,o,,, Had
lev NisdI-toup. and all other adJace II places -
sy TEWoYoRK OFFICE at Adams Express oie:' %
y,,iism-. where all packages received una three
o'clock P. ". US o.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

! WANTED. Csc maker good workman may
near OF steady Job y applying at 10 Br9,E ay
SsT.sNTE D-Notc, OF H. Bank Of Bsfalo anl other
W broken and doubtful bank, for whch the hi:ses;
price Will be paid. a; THORPS Exchange, 2i2 Broad
way. n29 81
| [TAfE D.-Txo smar, lad from 70 10 year.
w OF age TO go oi'errsnds ard learn Tue Dry Goods hu-
.infss Apply, between -nd n the EVENT. .. al
AZ 81 IT, W. MUIR 4 cos, 3i5 Broadway
TO TEACH RS-Wan'ed yoang man OF
D du-troa' nabIis, desiriEg prosecute classical
.tsdes under favorable advantages and Wiling r-nder
himself useful N teaching. lie will be employed 10
strus IL the e. sh branches-he will receive compcE
saion sufficient 10 deiray Ms expenses. Immediate ap-
p!c-ion msst be mad Enquire the Grocery store
corser OF Henry sud Rutgers street.
Also, young capable of instructHc he French
Language. Enquire a above. M B.
IF Jos. y. BALISTiER 1ss formerly OF Chicago,
10 the city be viii confer fa.o by calling or sendn.
his address TO No 230 Futon no =
HUTsGN's lNTELLlGEN OFFICE,
No 5o'' Pearl street. near BrosdTav mic lm'-
tOHN dacCABE 81 Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
- OFFICE, 90 Nassau-st.
References Hon. NJ. II. Grinne II. Brevoor;, Esq,
W Irving. Prof fenwick. NIB In
DOARDfNG-A gentleman aad his wife or two
- single gentlemen can be accommodated With go0d
board at No 90 Fslion Also, three persons
csa be accommodated With dinner. H21 If
- D0isS TO E, IN private family II IN VI
! cnliy OF Nibn's with or without board. uoge lei,
at lie eHce oil ths paper, addressed 10 T. l. FIJI Se
promptly attended 10. Term. moderate. References
gwen and required. 80 b
'IND EET.-A large and elegant aud a >msil
attached IN the second story front, Of No. 2-5
Broadway. Fix lures Ae had sth it. MilleHers
dress makers would de well 10 look TO tins opportunity
n27 ~
~ TO EET-Part of modern built Two story
. House. No loo Char,b Rent moderate
mail family. Inquire at go Futon.sireeL r29 ST.
49, Fee E.kE-A large three story sling 1on.e,
lii No IL Hud,onst-; occupied boarding house.
The proprietor will take the in sosrd. Immediate
possession gives. Inquire as above n27 81
COLDslIHTEE'~ WRITING AND BOOK
" KEEPING ACADEMY, Is Il broadway, opposite
Washington Hsll.-Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully in
forms the ladies' and gentlemen % New York and Brook
Ign, that hi- Rooms open for the reception OF
pupils AID
Sir. e. pledges himself to impair; all in Ten Lessons
Of oSE Hour EACH, sls much admired system Of NIER
CAMILLE
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
CLOTHING.

HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.
". Il J. JAMESON, 255 and 1851 GREEswIcH-srsEEr.
Il lTCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities, consist
ing Of Hard arc, WOODWARD, Tinware and Willows
garc kept constantly hand, of tho bost qualities, at
cry low prices suit the times Those who would wish
opurchase articles Of the abors kind will find to their
uiysniagc by calling before purchasing elsewhere
n. b. A large assortment Of Plant Stands and Tubs
VI various patterns and sizes.
nj lmis w. g. J. JAMESON.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29


The demand Tor Foreign Exchange was limed and the
declining. For southern unendorssi bills the rate
/, q 9, although sale has b hlae loT 81
Drawn bills quote " 9! Frame, - 5.27!. Cot.
ton bills appearing considerable quantities.
In consequence Of this decline Exchange, Specie i,
dull and premiums low the demand for Shipment hat
nearly ceased. Mexican Dollars worth per cent.
Spanish 1, Five Franc pieces 81, American Halves ana
Gold par.
In Domestic Exchange there IS no material change
Philadelphia 5 81 Baltimore 81 q. NOreans Il )
Michigan 81; Charleston IA Il Savannah ct ..
The Merchants Bank has declare dividend of four
per cent.
Eitser from the want of money from Of cent?
dance, probably from the conjunction of both, there
considerable Discrimination Saturday. on the part
the money brokers' to buy the notes Of e'
era Banks OF this State hich have heretofore bcen IN
good credit, We refrain from pariiculariz ne the Banks
Ms in present of d.rast, which asest panic
we mig ht do injustice perfectly sound Banks. We
shall epdeavor keep readers advised OF all actual
soppoges
The u. $. Circuit Cour, Philadelphia has confirmed
the verdict recently obtained 10y the United States against
the IT, 5. Bank ia the of the damages the pro-
tested bill on Paris.
An order has been issued for the appointment of Re
ceyor for The Bank of Buffalo. An order hiss also bce
issued The Compu oler pay the notes of that Bank
out of the funds belonging the Safety Fund.
The Canal Fund Commissioners advertise for proposals
for loan of 100000 per cent rcimbsrsbe III
1860; the bids be for no. less lhun 5000 and receiv
Able until the lih proximo.
Notes of the Glebe Bank Of Providence, altered from
| ones To fives are circulation nj Buffalo.
IL anticipation of the action of the Ohio Legislature
! the stakeholder. of the Columblana Bunk New Lisbon
have been called consider the expedicnc of winding
up tho affairs OF that institution.
The Merchants, Insurance aul Trust Co. at Nashville
we're drawing on New-Yark al II per cent. premium.
The u. ;. Gazette states that on Friday some of thu
City Bank, efuscd the OF several Of the Interior
Banks. They bought by the brokers Al per cent
Discount.
The arrangement in relation 10 the Railroad BONDS al
Baltimore does NOT seem to have succeeded well
anticipated. Tue discount them has materially in
! creasnd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Ship Saratoga. RUSSELL u dys I'm NOrleans cotton, w
Nelson.
snip Harvest Welsh, 81 dys I'm Sydney, coal Law
renee & Robinson.
Ship saadin, Zenncy, Al dys fun Newcastle, ENG
coal, der
Packet ship Roscoe HutIle.on fm Liverpool 25th Oa,
with mdzc, 10 Grnuel, Mnturn 4 Co.
Rrcm big W.scr, Wesloop. % fan Rio Janeiro, with
coffee TO Noenus Il Payenstsdt
Brlg Linden Hubbard, IL dys I'm Mobile, cotton Sur
gis u Chairman
Brig Francis Amy Park, l6 dys I'm Matanzas, sugar,
I. MrAchAm.
Brig Jonn Endors, Randall, sc dy, fm 81 Catherine
hdes, Hopkins q Iiawlsy.
Br sally Evans Young 81 d. I'm Bermuda, ballast
q Tucker.
sehr C Wilson, Benjamin, % dys I'm Curacao salt
Il Whitaker.
Br .csr Collector Anderson, 81 dys I'm sydney coal
u Mckenzie.
Br schr Constant Cam, l6 dysin Antigua, in ballast
to A Hubbard y Co.
Fellowship North Bend I'm Liverpool; and ship,
SAID 10 be the Robert Bovine also bark, brig'
SAILED YESTERDAY:
FIR frgse Belle Fouie Prince de Jonyilc, and brig Of
war La Cassard.
Packet Ships Roseas. Collins, Liverpool Floridian'
Pratt, Mobc bark Tea brothers, Crawford, Janalcs
| Ou,Iaf Wass- (Sw) Anderson, st CroiN
Brig John Eudcrs, Kendall 81 dys in 81 Catharnes,
hides, Hopkins K linvlcy
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
AUG TIoN ALE :.
BY =. DRAPER. \
Z 81 ttfl,i0Hi-sfrcsE. co--cT of ?,
NlrrnNrSniN L.,

WEDNESDAY, Dee
4; Il o'clock, the M.;ehsnts's Exchange
BoSDs-one vi lion Dollar, OF Bonds OF the Ohio Iife
nd rru,, Company TO SUI, purchaser. having
i5out Is years 20 bearing OF per cent
per annum. payable semi annually. the city on York
FRIDAY December l.,
Az I o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
For farther particulars, advertisement signed R
VI. 4 :. f. Blaichf1rd
Also b1ui and mortgage for S2lec upon very Sslu
bile Farm with large Cling and out house, Hs-
.erstraw Rock!and County. New-iork. psysble in {
tsrs with per cent. and having additional
euty attsche thereto will BE- expressed at the time
II sale SAID Earns considered worth i've tunes the
.noGp, Of The ul,r =sge.
$4,000 Bo<Ds AND MosTGAcEs-Three sundred an
erty I'VE thousand collars Of the Bonds OF the onGia
Stockholders of New Brighton Association. on WHICH
hero j, uow due abost the OF SSio OOO toe pay
ncut of which secured BY mortgages upon all tho re-
.rtining of said association.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
GILMAN EATING HOUSE.
nov IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION,
No. l4O Fulton extending Anast. clear through
T & |. T. t

No. EAO uton Z cytrnIInR 20 NnhNt cItaI through
from Street to Slscet,
T e |. I. t
And the Furniture AMI Fixtures for exchanged for
properly III the city cinty. To those who ac-
ainted unrivailed 10 -a,, the respectabity
customers anu the advantage of III thorUaghfare from
street 10 rect 20 seldom obtained supsfiuou' I,
xpatiate these many other Inducements by which
competent person must inevitably realise largo and pro
6tabL business of the best kind All farther information
sill be ~ the proprietor whose ony reason for o
erng tins highly favored Place to lot urgent bushes
winch uu,x acetedly compes his immediate personal Al
tendance h.ntuckg.
On FRIDAYS Ba.s with other boiled Fish, will be-
cryed up The finest o. s,er., ned, s,ewed OK IN u
-hell.
DINNER frcm u to 3, with thu usual variety Of the
cloi est pr duce Of the Market.
Beef Steaks. Veal Outlets, Mutton and Pork Chops.
. - cents Ruast Partridge % cent? with evsry one
deiiclcy suit all tastes
Ten end Cniiee nlwnv. ready. cents a cup MIC u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

From GaignaEi's UesseRse French pGPer) Nor -:ss
Sauaders Metaiic Sr.r. THIS article has been exten
svely used throughout Enalani. America and no les
II impart- keen and smooth edge, Ia
Kicker. and with more certainty han any other aiu.o
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

y Medicines of Best Quaiity-Approvel
Popular Remedies Leeches English and French Perium
y,soapA, Brushes, &c, for sale BY
j. * /. CODDlSGTOS, Druggists,
hl5 lmis' 227 Hudson St. corner OF Spring
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

,IuSLGEE Il; SIZE KHAN, Snrgeoa ant Me
- rb.n,csl Dsstst. u Chambers street. opPo,le tae
PARK desire sga 10 express the gratitude Tor past en-
courar,nent and 70 ier friends and ise public
,L. nothag shall be wanting their part 10 insure The
COZ fdenee Agd favor OF those who may aonor 'hn ~h
Iii ,,tiscisI T,r, Of the fir, quality from
entire set inserted on the most improved methods III
ing scaling aud extracting performed with care and al
cation and their charges all 10 SUIT the crcuh-
stances of their patients -" ih
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
AUCTION GOODS.
SUIT TON 81 RUN DE-

kEs SpFfHr-strtttf
RE offering their large selection
~ OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods Of new styles at
prices vhch they think viii the views Of any thai
may give taem call They have
BEoADCLoTHS, Cas.imeres aid Ve'tiags from aue-
ton cheap.
FLANNFLs of English, Welsh, and American make
very cheap
De LANES OF new styles Stripes, Chene. &c.
afERlNUS OF English, German and French, just from
Gucu"n
BOMEtZINES OF black AMI blue black. do DO DO.
SILKS, hlack, bSeback aad coIored, superior style
aud tarh.
BONNET SILKS of Chcnc wo;sreI. corded. changee-
bic and other styles of i-vi quite selling
very cheap MIliiuers wl do well 10 cal! a. they cat
purchase at wholcsale prices.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS of Caene, striped shaded, plaif
and wsler' for bonnet. and caps much lower prices
than IN the early part Of the season.
FRENCH PRINTS of new les, al Is I'd, cd, Is 3d.
Is, >, g.. j..
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS at very re
auccd prices. Also Domestic Goods Of al Sind from
the faciore. IN the country, and at factory prices
HOSIERY. Gioves Mitts e IN almost endless varle
~ and style wiki almost every other article OF fcy and
staple Goods the line, and prices that truly des
.aole.
MAZARINE Bluc Vcvets ard Mer,roes.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

sTATE OF NEW-YORKe-CASRL DEPAEr
y MgNr.-Lo4n FIR The improvement IT TIE Chemu -
n,l -ni Feeder The mm.'ioner. Of the Can Fluid b.!
sue OK thr act en tied An Act 10 ds for the intne
rnroy-nlent Of III Chemung C'nsl Feeisr passed Ma'
25 Il H. hefehy give notice that sealed prppo.' vi" De re-
r-iy-d mt Tuelday the lin dsy Ut December mkt guu
oe ok IN h- -f-rsoon If that y, fJr loan OF 10 nun
d-rd thousand dollar, for which uinlterisle eetheiir'
si5c. will the II the People IT The >t-ie 81
N-s-York h-, the o. IL PER cent per ~
uul pay bic rrerly and the principal Reimbursed Al te
s-ur~ Of the Commits IF lie Cena! Fund ai.e' ur
year l6GD.
Tae proposal. my for TIE shoe or any prt o. aid l3n
not - hoS,v-r than thousand clar All o9oal' 20
,a,ei 10 md endorsed Lou or he mproTeme o tn
Chemuns .all sad Feeder and eaeo.ed "a envelope d.
"a ed { the mp.roier At Albany.
On noce ,irea OF the ieesPiaaee Of ne pr P2,i' s
rop,v NUT r. a.ird 10 hr credit 1t the NUNS me-
4 ne Canal Fund the N-SYofk State Bank q Ah+ny
th- Bank OF Mlnhattn Company IN The City OF Nt oTS
n in such ther h4 designated by The ~ Cou-
Iri..ioners.
and to.- r.dnz out the State ~ill receive IN isrF
1n the h-li ~ hem ~ AZ - nS ot the ha
hitln Comp ~ the Ciy Of Ne~fors al thcr STOCK
Aolders AZ the Se YORK STATE B.rk in me ty Of Albany
Tn Commissioners 10 Them slv-'th- rght Il az
Is. sum han hat which may De offered BY person
Bank IN. orr their opinion Advantage to the
iaterest. VI h. STATE,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

CGsaS4, GLASS a y 40 EAstrssfS -
= WAgsE-00 Bower and 335 Graud-rt-MER
RIFT u PAGE have hand of tho largest auf
best ted stocks the city which they ARE selling al
price, we'll worthy the attention Of housckccpers aac
1ther, n2I lmeadi,'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

Dr. .ARDNER'S LECTURES.
On MONDAY 90 November. and Taursda!, "a December
;ae subjects ~ be the
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
Blur velyets ard Merroes.
y. y. Pvt one lrice and ns DECEPTION.
sTRRET CHEAP DRY GOOD;

HUDSON STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS
/ STORE-NEW GOODS.-The Cleap Store has
ust received rev and beautiful assortment OF Gooi-
Shch are now open for the inspection OF the ladies' OF
the citv md also to Strangers who make their par
cha,es this store more advantageous terms than
any other store in the city at ~ Hudson 81
The goods consist of style Of De LANES, Chime
patterns, very handsome a ow price Real Wslch
Fanncls both single and double widths - he very oest
quality, and very cheap.
large a-sot AeriEoes of the most fashionable
coors and of a superb quality cheaper thsR we're ever
offered before.
Vevets the largest the city i've different
shades of blue black and five different prices. Also ha
roo.- purple browns. mazame bine and all o.her co
ors SC These the cheaps.t Velvets ever osred IN
the civ ls-n Cambria Hi<fs. AT eNtraortinary low
prices. all linen splendid article of Emsroiaery
or evening and ball dresses, 81. Al 20 Hudson 81 nj I'm
BENNINGTON, Buffalo, Washington. o.e4n AID
ID Red Back Money I'll The Bark IL ths State taken
a par at 81 Greenwich street near Caaal fir Cioths,
Cas- meres, Vestngs, Flan-e' &c az the lowest cash
n26
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

MAJ 10 fs2- VALENTINE MOTT.
Sanrd-r,, azor Strop. with its osr side. combine
admira,g al III. requisites sharpen and set razor'
i'm fac aud smooth edre-it real comfort TO pos
,ess H. JAMES TALLMADGE.
NeE York, November, l-i0
i,;- r,,o's,,.., NJ ST.,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

REsT SiEGA1NS il Sha.ls be iosnd
a, TnoKEkS - Bleecker-st. M 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Fellowship North Bend I'm Liverpool; and ship,
and 10 be the Robert Bovine also | bark, brg,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

From BcIS Wcckty Messenger
Saunders'i PAeut Aisiallc raDiet aud Razor Strop
one Of he things OF shc kind that sc haze seen lb
excscA Tablet combines properties of bo.h honea
,fop requires oil other Gif and Is II ti ne -
remedy simple. tis most particularly recommended
gentlemen who experience the uc 'snce OF lenas
face and -tfone heard occasionally applied
the + hie s aud retain perfect m edge A.
render TIC operation Of shaving easy aud agreeable
it was before unpleasant and painful.
have several certificates of the great v'e aud value
n. Tablet Sirop from scientific gentlemen but that
may he more satisfactory the public deem II right &C.
insert the orng from, D.. Gfisc0 DR.. Valentine Moti
lnt General James Tallm1fge.
George SluHers Improved Srop. wo can freely te'li-
IS 10 IL. value The Idle which he calls the Metallic L
bls t. a, far Il kno~ thing Of a own Introduction
ia this country appear to be an excellent co'rnien'
substitute for none, and operating on the same prlnclpie
steel do-s gpol table KNIFE bat ~iih far Create
maothns,s aud certainty; the unpleasant necss
l.y OF OIL and assist in *hetting The oia"f
three sde of the strop are extremely well hnile1 nat
mooh and almost elastic preserving INC raHpf from INA
roHudness of edge which DESTROYS Us keenno5s
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

$5tsSoiS SsGCss.'s
i'&REN Ell eONCEssE-la accordance
with the wishes of nuRher Of gentlemen OF thu
dressed to him. Sisnor John Nsso has TIE honor
monaco Ial he ntsGs e.viDg Grand Vocal and lustu
mentl Concert previous TO al departure. on TN as
DAY EVENING, December n at the Clly Hotel assisted
~ tine foiioHing eminent artists:
Mr.. SUTTON.
Mr. SCHARFENBERs-Soo on the Piano Forte who
has kindly voI-tsefed bis services.
Mir. L. e. HILL, Leader of the QuarleGc.
Mr. A. TlhN. who Wi preside Il The Piano Forte.
Icseis One Dollar esch, be mad at tho principal m1
SIC toes aaa at 'ne door tbc evsHns of c
Doots open at : O'clock 10 commence ats o'clock pre-
cI.rlv. MO u,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

a SsEftE-ihe firm as BEk AAN y hobfs.i
\ son va, dissolved on the Ri INST GEO. NJ. BtR
RAN will con.inue the business a, the same place.
for the patronage heretofore received iIom the
pabc lie hopes contirus TO Deri: the sane 10 10
w. -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

~ CONCERT AND BAIL.
HE first Concert aud Ball for the Neviork An!a'eGT
Mg,c Fund Society will take place Tuesday evening
}0ti lust. nj tbs Apollo Saoon, 40 Broadway.
Ticket. 81. 10 admit gentleman ana t~o aides. To BE-
mad u VIM. Collins Of Maiden Lane and william
l.; VIM Mclaurhlu llj lbeth-st Col. Alexander
Ming, lit Bow-ry, Tho, Birch - Cauai ST.; WIN. &
Mclaughlin, 10 Prince and of II. Weld secretary al
y Cherry - 20
SLATg AND MARBLE BED BILLIAku
y TABLES, wifh both iron and Mahogany Frames,
the Climax Eating Rooms No. II Ann Il and lij Futo.
81. Tae greatest and best assortment oi Table, nth
the European improvements. ~ full operation. Bay
New-York tribune., 1841-11-29

49, E'r E.EE-A iarge three story dwelling f1On.t
Iii No. ~ Hudson-st; Is occupied a. boarding. hoUss
The proprietor will take the in sosrd. Immediat
pOssession eiven. Inquire above. MI By.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1841-07-17
EDl ED.

In this town. yesterday morning, Mr. Cyrus
BoswoRTH, son OF the late Daniel Boswortb,
Esq. in the 25th year ofhis age.
In Darlington, on the 9th inst. very suddenly.
Mrs EMELINE DRowN. wife Of Mr. Hiram
Drown. and daughter Of the late Capt Samuel
Drown. in the 3lst year Of her age,-deeply La
mented BY her family. by large circle Of rela-
tives and friends. and by the Church in that iowa
Of which she was pous and highly esteemed
member,
In New York. 9Th inst, Mr. Charles r. Curtis,
printer. aged 38 years, a native Of Providence
In Warwick, 23d ult, Hon Henry Remington.
formerly Judge the Supreme Judicial Court,
aged 10.
In Providence, on the 9th inst, William B. Ma
son, son Of Pardon Mason, 44--Miss Angelina
Morris, daughter Of the late Mr. Wn. Morris, 55.
On Monday last. Mrs Amra F. wife Of Mr.
Francis Hersey. 23.-On Sunday last, Mr. Bepja-
min Field, S.
In Wexford. on Monday last, Daniel Staunton,
Esq, formerly Of South Kngstown, II.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1841-07-17
MAR Ae led,

In Chepu,chet, on Wednesday morning last
Horace a. Manchester. Esq 10 Miss Mary Y.
daughter OF Samuel Y. Atwell, Esq both Of Che
patchet.
la Foster, 4,h. Mr. Thomas Brayton to-Mis.
Ruth, only daughter Of Mr. Msthswson Hopkins
all Of that place.
In Providence. 9Th inst, Mr. Daniel X. Gardner
to Miss Ably Il. Chambers. beth Of ofP.-Mr VIM
b. Muzzey, Of Philadelphia. TO Miss Mary NJ
daughter Of Charles Shaw. Esq Of Providence.
In Providence. on Tuesday last. Mr. James II
Col Thomas Sessions.
In Newport. 9th uli. Mr. Philip P. Bates, Of
Exeter, TO Miss Ruth b. daughter of,he late Mr.
William Stanhope.
In Swanzey, 9th inst, Mr. Edwin Brigh.man, oil
Fall River, to Miss Eliza Ann Eddy, Of S.
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con GRESS. The Senate were occupied
mos: Of Tuesday, in discussing the fiscal bank
bill. Washington correspondent, Of the Com
me'ciai Advertiser. under date July 18th, says
ut is confidently asserted here to-day, that the
bank bill will be les: in the Senate by a majority
Of one or two. That reconsideration will take
place, recommitment, and new report Of bill
acceptable 10 msjorTy-and,I 1 presume, to the
President"
In the House, the pension fund bill was passed
in its original form.
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accidents on The Fifth AT Ware, Mass
George Latham, 10 years old, son Of the
Rev Mr. Latham, Method ist minister oi
that village, was instantly killed by tho
bursting Of field piece. AT tho eigh-
teenth discharge the cannon burst, and a
piece weighing about twenty pounds
struck young Latham, and instantly de-
prived him ofIhe. No other person was
injured. Ga examination Of the cannon
a flaw was discovered extending several
inches. Northampton Democrat.