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b. ROOMS TO LET-A room aud bed room
Nae with closets pantries &c suitable for smaiit a"y
,.o, large room, extraordinarily wen ghteu' 'ui'a
~, for work shop Inquire on the premises of
81 JOHN LOCKE. in rear of 81 Ann 81
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D&ARD AND ROOMS may be obtained IN "a pri-
- vetc family by applying at 200 Hudson-'t lsl-n
OebARDENG.-Sinsles gentleman (and no othsEs)
- residing IN the lower part OF the City can be &C
omrod1trd with good Board with without rooms
i6 Futou-s, Also three -four can have Dinner oty
T,,,,red le24 ~
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;,sVI.EON FOUNTAIN, oaF';oga springs
THIS celebrated Miucral Wa or constantly on mana
f-a, f,,,, The Springs for sale, Wholesale and retail
Ia, Tho Agents, GASSNER & YOUNG. lS@ Chathani-st
Sem, 10 any par Of the ci,y free Of expense Ok In
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DUOus ANB BSAsD.-'rhrce or four siugle
IL g utletaca eau .c accommodated with beard ~
private f,nv and rooms the second door
h- ,srus or twu gent emeu heir References
wen aua required. Apply at 40 L4isht So 90 o.
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Lay aside, all We dead
For in the next bed,
Reposes the ashes OF C-g
He has crowded his way
Through the world, as they say.
And perhaps, now: he 5 dead, may be pushing
Soon after the first appearance of these eptaphs.
(Which have never vet got into print,) and while
copies of them, being handed about, were exciting
good deal of interest, the following. from some
unknown hand, were also circulated, as post
scriptum. 1t was thought to be from the pen of
the same pushing gentleman commemorated in
the epitaph first quoted, and has mischevous al
u.ion to the delicate position OF the poetess
on HFG.
Here lies one whose wit.
Without wounding. could hit
And green be the turf that S above her
Having sent every bsau
To the regions below,
She hersel; has gone down-:tor q iorer
The personagcs alluded to above are Caleb
Cushing and Miss Gould, the Poetess
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w A n Z 5.
n.:,ON WANTED.-KALPr

WIT MUSE wants situation. Apply at 10
a oaS-St-
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R0ARDHNG AN NEw-YOxM.

tC,ENILEalEN visiting Ncw-iork viii hnd quiet ana
II ploasas, howe a, tho GRAHAM HOUSE. no. %
tunes for oardcrs and afforded ~ non
srate prices by the day wesk. No fumes oil looaocH
n Alcohol will be found 10 taInt the atmosphere
NIB few permanent Boarders will be taken ~
\. ~ lsii- III ROOSEVELT. lItNS.
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, FoI; SALE OR EXCHANGE

1 House and Garden containing lots ON ooth street.
sI the rr,erysir we'll stocked with fruit aud capable Of
profitable Improvement Farm or property IN tho
nv would betsken exchange and tho balance, If worth
over 81 COZ, paid in cash. Apply TO sIlnWE ILL liz
Chrystlestrect. oio oW w "oOt
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The personagcs alluded to above are Caleb
Gushing and Miss Gould, the poetess
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UOMP0sITION ROLLERS, OF Inc he p Hs
s,s-,,. and quality and of all szes cast II the w
nee Of the New World 81 lsln-.t Inquire Of Mr. = '"
RICHARDS in the Press Room (hasen'snt) au1i
n.pER ,IaSUFACTURERs AND COM
MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty 81, AZ
ysetis made 70 order any quai;, from common News
N the 5as-t Book paper made in the country at the ar
nark.t prices from the very superior mills oil ass,I.: a.
and from several other manufacturers, having the best
Of mschinery All orders thankfully received and prompt
v a, .cnted au7 6n EDWARD CURTIS Agent
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L POY>-WlLTON. Fairfield County, Conn.-Ths
number Of pupil, limited twenty. The next term
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SEt5 e n ATEV.T WanIru TcEP'VNIHs SII11H
l Watts. b. trade 4 painter, aid james Watts, gar
!,ucr. natives OF Chaforj. Wcstbury. Wiltshire.
earianj. They sailed from Bristol. IN knsIand' ana
landed IN New York IA l-31. rieir relations are very
anxJa about ;hsu sud any olc acquainted with teeir
whereabouts v,ll confer favor heri b. commanI'
eating the same to BROWN BROTHERS & co.
on o,w3y. eorHer of Exchange Il Hasovsr II.
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SrI>ON a.e,mlR SOD of John Nelson, OF Rasay.
for, Brsaerv IN the County Of Dnrhsm England sailed
rev, the port OF and about Slhe years ago and
iipd.d al Bo,icn where he left MS ship II he Is row
y,n No. ca, hear of scaiEIeg very I-sch TO his sdvant-
&c nv srD,irc to the Subscriber, tae City Of New
fork or 10 B,uIamla Ord. ksq., of Sstsefed' In ms
,unry Of Du, h,u. Any who can give information.
respecting sad Nelscu, Nhl be rewarded io so G",rs
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New YORK. October ~, lsil Ola I'm
y The Courier & Enquirer. Standard. Express Ros
ton Ada. P.isdelphs edrcr, BALTIMORE Patriot Charles
IN Courier .nd New Orcan, Pcayune will please pub
.h the abov, (~Ithout ;hs directon once week ior
TX u,.k, xrd >cu th-r bi> 10 TIL, ofice for payment
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L NESCA DURANDS first class for the season con
lnenccs this evening. BY the system she pursses u
learner uny acquire fair knowledgc OF French By only
few lessons week of hour each, during the w;nt-r
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
uuriuN ) Al. T. :
BIZ .. DRAPER, yr.
Store So IVIiiiaa-strcst correr OF Pins-ssre eS
FRIDAY December II

FRIDAY. December Il.
Al O'Clock the Merchants Exchange.
Fer farther particulars, advertisement sigEed r .
VI. & :. Z. sisichfard.
Also. b-ra mortgage for 5000 upon very sau
,b Farm. With large el!ine sad clubhouse Ha
.ot>tsaw. Rock'and CrgHty, SewicTk. PayEole IN
fyar> with per interest, and having additional
curity aii-chc- thereto will be expressed at the time
n sale Sad Farm considered worth ave tunes the
mount Of the gage.
S3;50g0 Ro>pS ASD hoErGAeEs-Th,ee hundred an
orty FIVE thousaud doIfrs OF the Bonds OF The orcia
of the New Brighton Association, which
hero i row Que aboui the SUM Of $3s50oo. the pay
men; OF Which i secured BY mortgages upon all the
nuuius OF said association
TUESDAY. Dee p.
At II; &C ock 1t the Merchants Excssngr.
Nsw ORLEANS CRY SrcoS.-$if eco OF New-oTleans
ty Stock hearing interest o. per cent PER araum'
ysblc scrn-sazslly on he Isl MAY and l., November
81 the Aausa'tar Bank the City OF NEWARK redeem
,ble on the l.i Nav, 1852
WEDNESDAY De -
Atf2 O'Clock At the A4cciou Room, - Wiiliam.st
Fig lrcr-F-rem'ory sale of 1000 tons Pig Iron, Nos
and . manufactured by the S;anhoPe Iron toApany st
S;AnRopa, New jersey
THURSDAY at - o'clock.
white Prggecs 30 Inoh dauiagcd on the vo!ar"
" sold for for the BENEFIT ef wh' ca
tmsy cnEcrrn.
At PRIVATE SALE hiua-Back Silk Htkfs. DO.
lssortei Sewing silks.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
BY ROYAL GURLEY.
STORE 10y BRoA owAY-Ns~-foR LONG NOON.
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Dec lith lS.h and 10th.

STORE 10y BRot DWAY-NEW-f OAK LONG hoom
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Dec lin. lS.h and 10Th.
A. 81 O'clock At the auction roon
EXTENSIVE SALE OF OLD ENGLISH BOOKS
importation IT valuable cid English authors To
~ closed without reserve ting Of Divinity, Moral,
Natural and Experimental Philosophy; Belle Letters
ANCIENT and Modern History Voyages and Travels;
geography editions of Cssslcs Botany, Archi-
ecture Poetry, Chronology, Heraldry, Works on Ne
al, Curious Illustrated soiumes AID also including a
opy vi NAPOLEON'S GREAT WORK ON EGYPT,
"a "a VS. THIS msgnifccn, work is noble monument
,.ed the glory of the Arts and Sciences there bong
other work Of the description IN Europe, Which
I'LL bear any comparison with II.
In the catalogue will be found Mou,faucos's Antiquities
Italy, numerous plates foiio; History oil the hraoians
the A be dc Mariguy vs., Leiands History oil fhinP
II Macedon VS. Ogleby's Virgil, numerous plates, oho'
,.ift's Complete Works s VS.; clarisss Harlow III VS.
Inc EDITION, plates; Konnedys Astronomical Chronology
W, Ito. Ii. of King Carries Sd, Tvs Engiands En-
ury INTO the Morals Of the Ancients Jacobs Complete
nrsh Peerare large folio, many plates; Descrp-
ION Of Ancient and Modern Egypt by Malet' the Cath
iquc Plnnisphcar Mathematical jewels Cariosities
Great Britain illustrated vols Frcn-hcims Trans
Of iIous Levius ", History of CARDINAL hiche-
ieu's Administration fol; Lord Bscons Sylve Syvurun
urners Sacred Theory of the Earth Sydney on Gov
rnment folio Iaeys Astronomical Tables In Epgnsh
sd Latin; original sdi,ionof Putrchs Lives transat d
;eneraI Biographical Dictionary ~ vols Collins roet-
ge of England VS. the Naval History Of England, with
ulneroHs fine plates folio; Cotous Life OF the Duke oil
isporDon, folio History OF Philip de Commlncs, folio -
philosophical Work of DR. Moore Maitnnd's History Of
ondo. vols folio The Ahenan Oracle, containing IL
unity. History, Philosophy. &c W; Burgess on tno
;octrne of Original SIM folio; Travels Of Holy Pa
riachs Prophets Judge,, Kings, Saviour Apostles
nlio AgOsinc delle Nedaec, several hundred cats OF
ieInls foio Sasbury's Mathematical Collections vs.;
Early Dutch Voyages Memoir, DArlllcrie by de st RI
ney vs. Ito.
Also a magnificent Missa rich and rerc gem: The
'hv,icians Pulse Watch W; 0gilve Compo'ltion
o, The Ancient Right of the English Nation TO Am'r
.: Fisheries; Sir Walter RaIcehs History ofhs World
olis; Paul S2ndy's Travels IN Turkey Egypt and tho
oly tynd numerous plates oliO Stale Trials W. folio;
,e S,ieys History of the Christian Religion Vs. De
o-t,s Natural History of Fossil; Hevetus Essays on
he Mind rare Ito; Aderelds Military History OF Charles
9th We; Dslrymples Memoirs. ia
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
Josiah kichsrjs. Aueti"r"es.
81 BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLAT H

TUESDAY EVENING l4th Instant.
OIL Psurugs-A large ard valuable collection cf OH
-snnss, by the old master. of the Italian and Flemish
osoo-. Just recey ri and never before opsued Tho
oescn will be wothv CT the attention OF amateurs AND
The of them exeelent order.
ud will be put up received without frames. With
collection will be sold small number OF very ,slaa
nc and well snov Paintings richly framed beng tho
holca private collection o. Mr.. VI Gavin
Among the collrcusn are many hnc rieces ey Michael
tnrio.o Guido Rear, TlzAro. Corrsggic, Lesnardo ds
.nci, emenichino, Luccs q. rdsro, Albanl Nicolas
'ous,iu Ga>p.rd Pou.>in. Nau Dick. Vsndervert Vsa
3losmen Wan Eyck, Ruheus, Nstec Rosseih Tnrnrrto,
mud.o Gherardo dele Mott. ''iorauc, Furin Voter
ro Alb RIO Dur-. Broziuc ranni, Romano, Pandclfr
iuercro. CARO- M,rata. Schidone. Soderlni, Simoni.
ga lnoleo Zucchcgi Salvador Rosa Sassoferato, CT
.oH; &c.
The whole to be sold withou; They are now
-eady for exhibition with Catalogues.
The NIL b. brilliantly lighted up during the 'vou-
ng when they may he viewed To more ad'antace q n
aud ladies' respectfully inyi'ed to call aud et-
'inine them.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, 18th inst.
Rooks fug:HvIugs. Sc.-An excellent assert msnt OF
standard Miscellaneous Hooks, School aud Cla seal
sooks, Paprr Stationery, sc.
THURSDAY EVENING 10th inst.
gicCan, Eng 81 and American Aunusls, Emeel ahed
nj Picturesque rooks, Juvenile ana fancy bound Bo~ks
ultable for the HOLIDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
PasseuucTs

In the brig Emily, from Charlie, ion-Miss Wallace,
Henderson, Cspt Goodwin, Belih, VI F'sh.
la ihc packet .hIp Toronto, sailed for bonton-hr
har-hal, and SIR Norton.
In the .iip Norma, sailed for Hav-aa-hrs Moro. M's'
Nero Mrs Sutton and Grid Ms L,ulss El-rt Ai.> Boz
rnese and servant, Mrs Tr,. Misses Raa-oph, Col
Cline s:a-ier Ttist, Me--r.j K Ffauke. 81 Seaoi on.
ronlz ouiery Van Bour, Nora, sutton Bofsh.,- ntos
uini satuti Voizsl, L,ceste K Tone. G~ina.' md
Preston.
la the .Rip Yazoo sale flr Eev u-'e,s,--" Ken
dy aad lady Bum II .ada-r. tii. = d 10
Foin, MIS- N Ross. B-8I TSota--. Il '<iaasft, :
raid and servant
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
Dic0:

On the 18th instant after short illness Mr. John s.
Aims. IN the iIth year OF h,s age.
The friene. of the family together with the members
the Fire department invited 10 the funeral This
Afternoon AT O'Clock from the residence Of his brother
Mr. Peter AIMS, No. II Bsysrd-st
Ga the l2th instant, Pamela, wife of Charlie. Doane
aged - years.
Her friends and those of the family invite 10 at
end the funeral This Day al o'clock from her late resi-
fence "a Third avenue
On the 2tA instant of Group, George Smith youngest
child of Washing ton r. Vermilye aged 81 mosths.
On the 18th instant Mary Coles: sged 90
On The l2Lh amt, Elizabeth n Gamble daughter ct
mo lac WIN. Gamble.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
Second Ronrtl.
Commercial and Money Matters.

4H0n0dh, 7. VI.
There little improvement in some descriptions Of
State Stocks to-day the Board, but general.
Mechanics Bank up per cent, Harlem l, Paterson
/, Canton Co !; Bank of Commerce declined per cent
Farmers Trust -, Long island l. Fer City Bank, y. O
20 was offered IS asked; ~ O. Gas and Banking Compa
ny "A offered.
The sale, of State Stocks reached about $4,000,
still lower prices than Saturday. lnani aud Ilinoi
Bonds declined Kentucky Sizes sold g. State Fire
aud Half. se. For STATE Skies 1867, sol offered
%! asked; Elves s45, ~ offered ISL IS offered; Ohio
Sixcs 81 offered 81 asked Arkansas 80 asked City Elves
1850 80 offered The sacs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
New.York Cattle Market.
Reported for the Trlhane.

Monday, DEC IL.
At Msrkst-s5O head of Beef Cattle, including zoo left
over last week, 35 OF which from the South, and
the balance from this S,se) 40 Mich Cows, and 200
Sheep and Lambs.
The Beef market very dull, and only $50 head Ia
ken at last weeks Prices-say 81 IS S7-sveragng
$ 50 the leo lbs
Mich CowS.-Sslss of 80 a, $a5 to s3s each
SHEEP and LAMBS nearly all ,aken-Sheep at
81 to S., Lambs at 81 to 50 IS each.
HAY.-salc, a, s7t cent, to 81 lei the 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14

Arrived fksTERpAY
Snip Gondos, Roaney 20 days from Newcastle, Eus
With cool TO Hicks.
Bark Prudent Burlington - days from Newcastle, Eng,
iin coal. 10 y Putnam.
Brig Charles Doase, from Leghorn and 50 days from
tihrsi ar, With MOI, 10 HIrlbut s. Co.
Brig j. Helen. Bartlett - day. from New Orleans
with loG ~ooc, 10 fiovltni & Aspnwall.
Big Susan, Stanhope, 10 day. rcm New Orleans cot
ION, 10 & cdhuc & Co.
Brg Russia, Laae, Il days from Sydney, with coal 10
Nesmiith & Leeds.
schr Hero Curti-, Wilmington, Nc; naval stores. TO
Dep y-tcr Whmsrsh.
Schr Superb, Curtis Warrisr ton, lie lumber.
Schr Emblem Stout. Warm ZION, Ne lumber.
schr Fiesh, Lake. Philadelphia, coal
Scsr Du cimon. Cavnlier, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Elizabeth, Sellnan. Philadephi., coal.
ReoX-2 ships and 2 brr.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
Nsyr-York MARKETS.

ASHES.-Therc Is material change. The demand
for Pots Is fair s. 30 Pearls excessively dun at -.
CoTToN.--sslcs to-day about 100 bales, without
change IN rates.
FLoUR-HOdcrs ask E IS for Genesee bu; the market
is inactive Ohio Isl, Troy l2t, Michigan &C. The
sales are very limited. GeorgeIown and Brar5y~ire
80, with light demani
GRAIN.-Salcs 1903 bushels old Southern Corn &C
neasare 6oOe do new al e. weight delivered. 2oo0 DO
Rye at 70 a, the oop. North River Oats 6 Is Cansl
rery scntcn nj 30
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
MEMORANDA.

The schr Mile (o Gloucester sailed froiz Portsmouth,
the }0;h ut, lost iae NV reef Of Inc Isle Of
shoals, Grow barely escaped.
u Rooms and Esonrd.-Gentlerpea wishing I.
engage Apartments and Boarding FIR the Winter viii he
accommodated most reasonable terms IN the aud
excellent house No IL City Hall Place, lainue,
sak North Of the Posi- Office and Broad
way, Wall and Pear-strset,. Those who have yet
arrangements for the winter earnestly invited
call before engaging elsewhere, every effort viii here
made ensure the comfort and satisfaction of the
puasders g. d. If
y S3&5 ,OCO.-Pereinpiorys Sale Of BONDS
AM MORTGAGES The Bonds OF the original share
holders the Ncw Brighton Association on which there
due about the Of Three hua1red and Forty
i've Thousand Dollars, the pay ment winch secured
~ mortgage upon all the remaining property of said
ASSOCIATION will sold together with said mortgage, BY
: DRAPER, Jr Auctoneer, the Ne rchants Exchange
the city Of NewYork, Friday the 18th day OF De-
cemaer next | o'clock In the afternoon. Apply for
particul rs TO K. NJ. & E. II. BLATCHfORD,
n26 tDi7 No Hdnovcr.st
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14

co.Rrcrlos-Profes,or Po,,er's Lecture at,ht Repss
of the American Institute, will be delivered onrburs-
1,s evening the 10th lust and 5'h stated by mis-
axe II some of the papers.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14

INDIA RUB BER-Goods Of every DESCRIPTION,
sucn a oSereoats, Wading Pan 4loo-s Lnug Boots
Riding Lezgins, Horse Covers Cnaks, Poncbo- cspes
Caps Carriage Plaster, and eoot Li7iny Cloth Life Pre-
servsr' AR Beds, Pillows Cushions Machine sshng to-
gether With almost every article the lire os sale at
Wholesale and retail, by S. C. SMITH SON,
Dc la Isl Watts. and &c CathariRe s.s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
-PereInpiory Sale of BONDS
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT T6sE CLIMAX,

I49 FUttOn-Strect AMI Il ARH-Strset.
Thus says the EDITOR of the Planet
FREE KEADiNG Ro0m.-W hOul doubt one Of the hes,
and Of the most convenient rlnces IN the city
Their the Of the day the CnhX Eating House
No. Il AnE->treet running through Fulton Al
this Rc conducted popular establishment there
tTcnt Fix marble tables, with Leading journal each
table representing every StSto IN the Un'on thus c
SId Strangers have the opportunity of taking their
coffee &c. and reading the latest papers from all parts OF
the table. IL strike. u tina, this
r,ugeucnt superior ANYTHING attempted IN Tim
city and have doubt will prove great feature in
thus extensively patronized house Of refreshment Under
he management Of It's gentlcmanly proprietor, the Gil
max, pleased TO learn, rapidly increasing pa
and popular favor and we doubt will continue
10 receive It's full share ofPubc support Step IN
nj (2)
II Expericncc makes Fools Wisc.-To IN
OLD aday lna evidently ha. been altered from Elk, eri.
makes all wise bur fools D." those who would on
e,ernsy rubbing ana sharpening Razor any but
IT, Sauuderss Metallic Tablet Strop. when they have
the experience for nothing, by bringing Gull RszJr to
1863 Broudway and bv few rubs restore II to IT. former
sharpness one of the Tablets. dli Ills
- Particular Noiicc.-lhcse person. havinp
furniture of any description TO dispose Of who
,renkugur housekeeping, will find ready sale for an,
all Of their goods by sending their address,
Ealing upon the subscriber. Goods eny eur.
based OF I'm O. COTTON. la7 Chatham
-~Es-
u II will he by advertisement in our columns
ha, Bangs Richard, 4 Plat sell this evening
at 6; o'clock a collection CT old OIL Paintings by the
Great Masters We think from the eminence and fame OF
he old Italian and flemish artists enumerated in the cat
4logue tina; the collection well worthy the OF
Inc coupossscr aud Most Of them in their
original state having been recently received from Ia-
". There are also number richly framed, being tho
the private collection of emiRent collector. A. genu-
old oil painting. seldom offered at auction in
large variety the present offers favorable Oppor-
iunity to make selection.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
A VI 4 : E NJ f n L :.


EW-YORR SACRED nUsiC sVCa-
y KIN .tho,eh's ceieontsd Or.Ior,o OF ne
Mount Of Olives. a. TIE Tseefnac,e, THIS ~ INiNe
Dee. H. ISL.
Priueipsi voe.l Periormer--Mrs Strong Miss Fear
sou Mr Pearson, Mr.. 4 E Heru LeaieF anc Consac'ot
NJ. Z c. Hill ors ahl,,. NJ u & HARRISON
Tsc Oratocs OF Ike Mcsat Of Ohves performer OF
the i ui; and IKE esurs satisieiiou WIN "H
II received oy very large aud respectable audience
taat iae Bo.rl of Managers the eHrre- lciiaton
numerous individuals VIC! 'eycral o! the papers II
the city, have determined --pesi on TUESDAY eve
ains nex1 AT the brOidsay Tabernacle.
The hole strength Of tie Society cosslsu9g OF nea
10 msate-s together 'lth u.l and effective o eAesifS
q give The eacFu Il s;yie not surpassed IN at'
iutfy.
lIcaet. Ore Dollar each. to be hal the stores
at ID. bookstore a D-s Saxion. OF Fulton
ant Nissan Readed,. corner OF Nassau ard Beck.
uau: :. Tayl o-'- aud NJ W. Dadd's Brick Church
CrspeJ; Neeley', - Blocker Hales Ns~s Room
Wal =: oftss >eciesry Of ms Sceisly and door
on the evening OF performance.
Members sad subscribers will receive their tickets b,
calling A. Spsras Secretary Ill Nassau street., "
stars where persons wishing TO become ne@bcrs
-uh cr'be ; msv apply
Door, viii be opsaed a, o'clock. and ;h- p,rtor@
vii commence AZ half past even, prec s'y 65oi>
~Ih words, may be hsd of the Seoretay SlAhou
charge.
Ha, deus splendid orstorio OF the Sessous Is
rehe rss sl be Produced IL the sou e CT ice -
Sung month al II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
CLEARED sATuapAY.
Arrived YEs1rRnAY:

ship Helcr Allen Mobile, Taylor Merrill.
S.hrs J W K-mf ton, Bedel Norfolk D c Wilsos
Benjamin, DaiumOrc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14

SUPERIOR CorRr-sO. &c, 81 20. A, % 1856 I22, 263
III 1872 1873 l35 1871, I35 1879 l4i, ii., ~, l4s, lis
is0 Isl, I52, l53, i3i l55, l56, 157, l55, 100.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
100 FIRKINs OF wuTrER-seIeete

SWEET BREATH ~ HANDSOME TBETH.
- SheFgan- Orrs Tooth Paste vii weet.u trea
harden gums wniten the teeth ard keep th:n from
,chpg, Warranted iaJure them. recou-1endec
by DR.. E lio. the ocultst, st Or. Csstie the dis
IinsuIsned dentist DOT Broadway Dr.. Chiffon the vel
kn1En chemist, and every body that mas u-ed 1t. Oss
thousand dollars will for>lted II It ever injured an,
one. teeth If be surpassed sold at los Mas
Is Boxery. = East Broadway al Beec-er ~
Hudson and IA Flu ton Prnnkl-n- n23 Wis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
OVERCOATS AND CLOAKS.

r WYmAN's KOOMS, 233 Broadway, no
stairs, large assortment Of superior ready msdo
Oyercosts Cloaks and Winter Frocks wsich will be SOLD
reduced prices. A.o large assortment Of Osercost
Cloths and French fancy Doe-kns for pauts which will
De made into Garments at bargains. Gentlemen are ny-
i'm.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
WORAM & HAUGHWOUT.
SCI a4d sos Broadssy nearly OppOsl,c Nlblo, G41d.n
sPfENDID G0GD-


L'ANCY AND FCRNIS HING ARTICLES actually
soid fer - II ~ pr belo~ former pri-ss. a
great Varie OF vhea adapted TO tbs present season
I'D 1-e VI lae as~t.t sfyi-
Conflict AssoE-sf-Sr or
Mex pattern = FIz-nres
C-RGle aad tfls .put! er..
ee4rcol-- ofmo!a. >.isefed acd BfoHze &c lights.
C-ltel4bra- L. j. issts.
Asrll lamp, Of l4te.t pattern Of ever zs. very
ls=.
Hal Lamps and L1n:eras.
Candesticks, greet variety.
Hacd, Rca1InS, SIDE snd Hanioi Lazp>-
Church Chandeliers azt Lamp, lafss assortment.
Plated SevoisIn. Cas;or..
Cake Basksts. Toa.t Racks.
Bu,;cr aad Fish KuIyes
T-6ls Cutlery OF ali sia1s.
BRITANNIA Tea ant Cutse Ssts.
Japan Waters Of all Prices.
German Silver Spoons aud Forks.
freKlh Porcelain DINING. Do.>c.; aHd Tea Ware
RICH CUT AND PLAIN CLASS.
VINES and Tumnler., Cnsmps-nes,
Liquors, Cl'rels, Gohets Fag-Un>,
Drcsnter-. W iier 70 ties
Hook and Finger Gas Is.
Ioile; Bottles, CELERY Glasses
Salts, Gltss Phcher-. Ice Creams
Lemoastes, Bowls Sugar Dsnes &. &c.
GOODS TO LOAN.
separate SOCK Of splendid Ch,udrleTs
CandelsbrsS, Lamp- Chm. Glass. ] able Cutlery 81.
e., furnished all TINE d 2wis
New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NRw-YoaK, DECEMBER Il, ISL.
Miniature .4tmanoc.-THis Day
Sun TaE NOON FULL 81.
Rises : - sets 80 Rises - Sets II 10 OF
Latest Dates.
LoSDos. SOW. Is HAyER nov II
II sET-osLEASs. ..--.Soy -
The mex, Steamship. Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbia, left. Dee Britaunia. ra'es---.lau.
The next Ship TO Leave
BOSTON FRsM BOSTON
COlunba, Jas. Acadia, Dec ls