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New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
CoRoNER's OFFICE.

MoSDAY, Nov p.
The Coroner Sunday evening held an irsuest q, No
62 Mercsrstre the body Of Lucy Smith, cslored
woman, aged abou, 80 of Long Island The de-
ceased over here from Brook, to Der friends.
whom she unable nd and took board the above
place being feeble health On Friday she was taken
Ill declined having physician, and Sunday forenoon
died. Dr. Tompsins made pos examination
aud the verdict OF the dry was-Ded of Inflammation Of
the bowels, terra mating in gangrene.
Also al No - John-sjreet the body OF James Dag
gin native OF Ireland aged g. steady sober with
arm disabled who bearded and the children at the
above place. lie attacked with tit on Monday or
last week from hich he recovered but left feeble
health, and declined physician and died on Sunday
evening. Yer ict-Death from natural causes
Also at the Ci;y Hospital, The body of an unknown
man. aged about a. apparently carpenter, who
Saturday INTO soslag. Eating House, and xhie eating
his breakfast va, taken suddenly ill., anc physcisn
for VINO bled him An hour and half afterwards he
sent 10 the CITY Hospital, where he died o'clock the
same day. Verdict Died Of aPosiexy. Tnc deceased
va. dressed in blue cloth with metal buttons
CASHMERE pantaoons black cloth vest, double breasted
shoes and stocking. his feet ana bsck stock h.
neck He left pair of Jack planes at Gos!iags His
body is in tina dead house for ids ntifcstion.
The Coroner also held an inquest No. Is Orchard
street, tho body Of Mrs Rachel Lnngshore, piou
aud venerable lady III her S4 year. native Of Ncw-Jer
sey. Tle deceaItd west out 10 church the morning
returned, her dinner well usual. with
paiR the chest, ond laid down the sofa whers
continued unit, the family returned from the afternoon
ting She then conveyed to bed and ply sisan
propos to be for but she declined after
uied. Dr. Cockcroft examined the body, and III, Jury
found that she died Of disease of the heart
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
POLICE OFFICE.

MONDAY, November -
Ca,seE ~ BiGAMY.-A young nan named William
Kimmel W.. arrested OH Sunday evening b. officer VIM
NJ Hosoll on charge of bgsmy. Mr. Charles H. SIe'
sor Of No "a Aenstr dspoSed that his SISTER, J'n
Sesor was married OF the Isl Of February ISIS by inc
Rev. William Parkinson of the Baptist Church TO Mia
neil and hat che still slive. M. Robert b Dean
deposed that the 2lst the prisoner was marneo
daughter. Alettc Maria Dean, by the Rev. tchtl
Chase Methodist Church, the presence OF wit
nesscs Knmel, his examination. SAID he was
butcher aged % lived - Morton street .Ed denied hi
hr,t marriage but confessed the second. lie wa,
mtted to pri.,a IN default Of bail
STEALING CLoTHING.-A female na,acd Margaret K-lly
was on Sunday nigh; arrested Charge oG .teajiu.
three frocks "A hat cloak and shawl worth $2s from
Msry, wife Of Patrick Colbert, OF the Of No 81
Orange street PRS Of the c!chug ~crc found upoI
her ~ .he v "a sen, TO prison. Mr.. Colbert don,
the state some service having had i've children
birth. 10 nineteen mouth, all Of whom lived. Her nus
bsrd WHO has been soldier on Governors ls!sud l. nov
blind.
STEALING FEop Tux AsroR House A man named Job
Cooper to-day caught tho second story OF the
tor Aou,a by a chsmberuad, with napkins worth q,
eeuts which he had stolen. He was sent 10 prison.
Recsrytxe STOLEN GoeDs.-A young Englishman OF goo
appearance. q nsd Samuel Hurley VINO keeps lcsihs
aud fndiag store at No 1875 Dsion-srect arFe'ie
dsy by Ulcers Cslvin end Reyes charged with ha'
ing purchased punches o: brises, worth D. KNOWN
them be tolen and which had been eloniousy TAKE
by some one from the store OF jane, II. Noe, no i
1IeeuN len street, within the last two weeks one ounce
oil tina bFstes claimed by Mr. Nee found IN his sno
which he said he mad purchased Of Messr' EVeFson' Ii
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

New.JERsEY COMMON ScHooLs.-Tae Trenton
Gazette gives the following abstract of the Com
mon School Report for that Safe for the year just
ended;
Reports were received from 80 districts; last
,esr from 90. Here Is an increase Of 100. II Is
..tinated there are 400 districts in the State so
,5a, 500 have no, repeated. in the 50 towA'oiP'
shich reported, there were 54,430 children De De,
,seen the ages of FIVE and sixteen OF whom l''io
attended school From the censa. OF I'4o' Tue
trustees estimate the number of children IN the
sh.lc State, between five and sixteen at 'o,514:
By the census, it further appears there were 2o5
school. on the lst of June 1910. The NUMBER Of
.hildren attending primary and common schools
wa, stated in the census to BE 81 ,333; leaving
me number without education in the whole State,
Is CO.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
Hecond 8Ourd.
Commercial und Money Matters.

Mondas. W.
The operations ut the Brokers Board quite large
day, but without material variation in prices except
iug in Mechanics, which advanced per cent Delaware
4 Hudson improved Z! Farmers Trust /. OF Harlem
about 1890 shares sold, closing IL decline Of
per cont. Long Island fell oil per U. ;. Bank
shares sold 81 -.
In Stocks the transactions very extensive,
reaching S9j00o. The fances again Improved: H.
Bond par cent Illinois Skies 81 per cent. TGe
sudden and considerable advance which has taken place
in the bosds Of Indiana and Illinois probably be at
trbuted corner, than any improved favor
III which they held by capitalists, to any better
prospect of the payment of the January interest The
recent heavy decline these bonds has doubt been in
cured b. the very structure present felt IN the
money market. There new facts III relation 10
them prng which should their eventual pay
ment moro uncertain than was twelve months ago. On
the tray, the feeling Of the people OF indiana and l
nois whenever has had expression his been almost
unanimously that which might be expected from honor
able high. minded citizens of noble States, "ho were de-
emneh that the fa OF those States should preserved
urtainted We therefore reason for the pre-
,eni low which these bonds selling bu; the
hainnerng efforts of tho bears and tho scarcity money
among tue spectators. The sales -doy were;
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

"
The OF busin. done III Foreign Exchange for
The Boston steamer has not been large day The PUP
liz Of Southern bills considerable. and rates are lower
rne le.t drawn bills selling a; 9t ~ for sterhng
Southern bills urendorsed, Il .. Bills on Pals -
Ola some Southern points Exchange is still getting
bur Philadelphia and Baltimore there i slight
Improvement. There but little prospect Of any aneiio-
ston of Alabama and other points South I'M
Al the rise lnd let out Cotton more freely Ga
Philadelphia /. Il; BaliinJ re 81; Mobile
o lOt; y Orleaus - o.
Money continues vesy in Wall street, ana ne
unks throwing very large proporto" OF 'hSir
ii,cougs l; supposed that after the departure Of
no Great Western, their discount lines would be extend
ID huiti now understood that httlc relief Is TO be eN-
,eciod from taa quarter until after January Goodpaper
, selli.g III the street At 4 a > per cent month
An org the Banks the Of which the brokers' some
II all of them decline buying the st Lawrence, Ale
.any CO James LockFor, Banking and Trust Company
staten I,lasl Morris Canal Housatonic Railroad and
agricultural Bank Brewer, Maine. Some OF the BanSs
4, present IN dsrepnie doubt sound Some OF the
ro1ers will not buy ny OF thc Red Back notes without
icing able assign any particular reason for sach 'ea.
The Governor o: SCUM Carolina in ms Message states
nat the uk of The State the South Western Railroad
ne Uniou and the Planters and Mechanics Banks have
ccepted the provisions of the AcI OF the LAST Legislature
u,euded to prevent any future suspension OF specie pay
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In this CIV Nov So Mary Elizabeth, only daughter Of
4 q. " NJ. l.. Hammond, aged years, months and IL
DAYS
Friends and .tquainances respectfully invited to
attend her TINS day afternoon nj II o'clock
without farther .tion from Gothic Hail B:oad~py
In ms cy, Nov p IA the 9;h OF his ege, James
Saith sou OF he late " nj SINH.
The .iieud, OF lie fanny aud hose a his brother ia
law Henry = Peek, attend HI. funeral this
affcruoo al O'Clock from late residence, 6o Pike ST.
In th.s city Nov % OF drop>y IN the head, Mary Ame-
a daus hter Of The late Thomas Fennoyer, IN the itn
year OF atr age
Al Vc,,feld, y. j. Nov. =. Rev. David K. DowGtr,
late Pastor of Presby Church Carnine -
in this city.
la I'M, city Nov 20 scarlet fever. Edward youngest
son OF Duncan p Canybeil, aged years sHd months
Ia tins city Nov - Peter Polon, formerly Of Staten
IslnrI aged 20 years.
in her - h year
In I'M, civ, Nov. ~ Gilbert Haieht Ball. ased 80.
In this cry Nov = William u. Barblete. sged ~
In tas clty =, OF scarlet fuver Minerva dauS
/ r of Frances Ii. Ann Amden, aged years and
mouths -
aged tsyesEs.
A. 81. Peryad. in Frsnce Oct. 10, ME.. Jane Norm,
Formerly Ma. Jane Sales, aHd "ooN CT Lamont sa.''
dscen, cd > IN the 55ih year Of her sgs
AT Concord y. C., me 32i ye.F OF her age Mr.
Maria y. Coleman wife Of Colonel Daniel Coleman iate
third Assistant Postmaster General
Al Aihsny Nov 20 Timothy Cnapin. j. sged . wears.
Al l.,Ipc,to COLUMBIA co Nov -, Elizabeth living
,op aged o. wears, widow OF the late COL alter l.
Livingston OF Gle mont. A.,
Az I1aoinnat Oaio Nov. IL, Amasa Smith IN The i1ia
wear of M, age.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
Ney,-Vor,S Market.

ASHES remain without, change, anu dull. Pot, 5000
Pearls 5.6at.
Co1ToN.-The sales to day were very hight No's-
-iaon rates.
FLoUR-ln consequence Sfthe storm, the irsf sacdons
ave been very limited. Sellers accept 50 SO freely FOR
;ene,ce and Oho; Michigan 6.37i 64ii Georgetown
so: ca; Baltimore as. The sales fo' England con-
inuc 10 son extent.
GRAIV-A parcel of Cisussec Wheat Tor milling .o!d
Sis. Sales OF 5000 bushels Rye at Is So cents AT
he boat W., heard OF no sales OF Corn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
Ne,,-XorL Cattle Harriet.
Reported for the Trltane.l

Monday, N0r -
At Msrks,-l25O head OF Beef Cattle including so lett
yer las, week mostly from the South 40 Mich Cows
al 3 90 Sheep and Lambs.
Th- Beef marie, very dull The sales were made
last weeks prices $50 taken al 81 % 10 o
serag;ug 525 ,s- 100 lbs
NIL coWS-No change Sales of 80 at IS to SIS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS we're mostly taken Sheep st
Si25 10 50 Lambs a; 81 10 - saeh
IIAf-None at market this day. Sales OF Saturday
we're 81 10 liz! the 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Ship Westminster, Moore 80 dys I'm London, mdze'
Griswold.
Snip North Bend Croker, I'm Newcastle, via Bosioa 5
dys, coal order
sap uacs., Lsth.m fm Nozzle, with cot,an to D
nureut < Co.
sip Plragan, Curtis fa sidney, si,h coal to R Pc
ters 4 Co.
Bark Autea K.mba, Is DIS fa sis4l, With logvoOd, to
Bonchard & rEebasd.
Brig Lapwing fm ST Domingo with og~ood, to Aymar
Brig Robert Bruce, Classon Boston dys with granite
TO the Merchants Exchange Company.
Brig Lsura Cals - dys Turks Island salt Depeyster
Il " hittnar-h.
schr Salem Malla*, 70 dy. I'm Pic,ou co.l Barclay &
Livingston.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
CIVIL COURTS.


Tbs L. : Circuit Court commenced It's November term
to-day This following gen,lemen a. Grand
Juro : Jacob Aims Foreman; Thomas Dolau, John II
Finlay Arrest Fink, John w Grey, Henry Griunell
Thomas " Gale, Henry Hal euhrnk,, E. II Hsrrck
,mue Kdjcr Edward Murray, Philip Pictch, Cornelius
Poilon Benz im Richards Richard Ten +, ok, jamel
Ward The Judge delivered his ch rge. when the Grad
Jary retired, and the Court adjourned to morrow fore
ueon.
In the Court of Common Pleas David Anaerson brought
az ae,i III TO recover the of for $3.50 gwen b,
+win Scheuck oil merchant, loo Front-street, the de
ne to when was usury. The note ws' handed TO Nh
II ubcubeok. second Teller of the Mechanics BANKING
A. cauou, (vho for by Mr.. Schcnck,) TO get
e,hed. Mr IL. induced Alderman Smits 10 endorse tn
no with tse maze OF bis Grnl, that of MasterSon y
san ill., obtained the money from Mr. Anderson. plain
I'd IN the sui- whole of the parties being c"so@er
Of tho Bank. Mr.. HaGs-nbeck by agreement With Nj
Sehenok was 10 receive $3j FOR getting the note cashed
and deduct ed that when he paid over TO hin the
proceeds rs thi. tho deferco of uSury was ground
ed bv il was contsadej that the charge was mere broker
age and III. the plea could be sustained The jar,
gave verdict for plant1 principal and interest OF
Le uote
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
lfInrrie0:

In this city, Nov -, by Rev. Dr. Minor, K. Dwight
Livingston son Rev. Dr. Livingston, to Mary
A.. Guugltcr of late James j. Armour, Esq Of this
city
In this city Nov o. Leonardo Suarer, of the firm of
p Harmony Co. TO Beat a Carrie niece to r. harme-
ny, Esq.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

U Particular Noticc.-raose persons having
furniture OF any description 10 dispose of or who are
breaking up house keeping will find ready sale for any
portion ali of their goods by sending their address.
calling upon the subscriber. Goods TO eny amount prr
CEASED OF In (2) +. COTTON. i9T Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
BELow-2 .hipl, bark. 3 Bugs.
MEMORANDA.

The heavy snow storm from prevented any commu-
ncatoa by Telegraph with the lower stations e.ierdsy
The fg4e La Belle Poue aud brig Las Ca,sard anchored
du.lng SUNDAY night At The : " SPIT
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
NEW FiRls AND NV GOODs-

-
y CHAkD HAZARD. l20 Cirand-.t.eet, NJ - 70
Hroad~ay, rave ful assOr mint of staple and fancy
Dry Goods consisting in part Of tie ,oEug which will
ne odd Mt much less than former prices
FLANNELS-Rel hite and GLOW. all WOOL good
tIcie. a =. and very fac al 81 aud 1. per yard.
SHtE lEGS and SHlkTlNGS of all ~irihs and quail
tie, Of HOPE Providence Exeter. Chloopee, as9inS
tor aerrlmac ana York MILL. yard VIDE from I'd to Id
CANTON FLANNtL>, bIesched and unbIe,c1ed.
StTINErS, Very Iowa splendid tlclc OF 10 6s.
aERlNoES-French and kpelisi, Light ana Dasiask
from 3.
FRENCH PRINTS Of Blue snd other groun3. from :,
ENGLISH nj AMERICAN do and beaurIful styles
MoUSSELINE DE L-iNES-New asd rich patterns
BOaBAZtNES-Lower than ever before offered
Also. OF VELVETS. SILK and COTTON; IRISH LIN
EMS; LINEN ard COTTON DIAPERS; TABLE
CLoTHS LINEN CAMBRIA * hANDktRChiEFS
greui variety.
full assortment of coed. tina; are usually Kept in
Th:ca- and Needle Stores Trors Trimmings of all
aud kinds Mems hid and Wooden: coed article
HoSlERi-Ladic-' White, Blk and Cord Cotton Blk
& Cold Cashmere MiX'l s. Waite Kit Mems n Bow
Hose IiafIIcsc; Children, White and Cord, sc sc.
r}o -
SPLENDID PARIS CfSAHS.-G W.
- MUIR a co. J45 b oidway-, Cd house below Leon
art ~ respectfully the arrival of large supply
Of Ladies Cloaks, comprising n toe newest desgus which
have been received for the fashions Of ISL. The
ale and woTkmaasbp OF the best descriptions and The
price, much below uhat the article b: made
fs here by ladies buying the materials.
Superine Thibct MefinO 'lanIles. in I'll shades.
Elegant silk and Satin Cloaxs great v,rIcty lined
through With SILK aud t.iiamed with the richest
Velvet. &c.
few Carriage Clocks. Of an entirely rew material,
onbrc striped SaHony Cloth to be had only OF q.
w. VI & Co.
superb Velvet osks Of tho richest Genoa Velvet, fi-
isIed IN the most olcg INT manaor md newest mode
ALSO.
Splendid Velvet Plum and Embossed SHAW end Man
tiiiis.
Chenc Silk and Satin Long shaws &c &C.
MS reod =
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

Psars,rest, bu, which they denied. He held bail
in $500 to
STEALING sToSr-Patrck DriscoIl was arrested to-day
and committed for stealth part Of stone worth 81 So
from Harrison Ball. No. 1856 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
I,.uYEps, DIARY

cur.pAs OF Cousr OF CoMMoS Pleas This Day
,t-5 So g. 65 e. g. u.s. s53 10, II, 49, 81, IS,
i PAT 2d-s so 90 So 81, Sc 6, s72 "a &c, 80 81 4s,
III g. s..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
vew.York Cash Tailoring E-t"aii~hment

1ll Tu!on-S:Teet, ncslT EIOsVIWdV'
Where particular attanuon Is PAID 80 cu,'as rants ~
my STYLE orr may wish, aHd mace AZ ho short
tuotice great variety # Diamond. Nne az i roud
treet Beavers for Overconts. made order. ~ stla
urpas>ed by none ud prices sii 1hr ' 81 eeon'm-
al Also our usu.l full assortment Of Wcs-'' Easlnd
aud French Cloths together wih the Wooleo Neve'',
nshmelcs Brccadc and ether SILKS for Nestngs C nj
rises a, full au assortment be found 10 tf' city
Strict psuctu.lity Observed dlIHg orders Casa on
lelivery and no abatement IN prices
B-lhosc persons want of sooi aai IA h'odab'o
>vercoa moderate price. sfc 'nV'd 20 call aud 'A
mine our .yic quality before purchasing e'o"bere'
Mr. Gaysrd HI, whole 10 the eating de
srtment, whose name i, guaranty or d-t-rate
il Off &c B0OrH. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30

tbout pain Free for cnrias. 81 ceas t.ot1- Ths
cTsI.ss.ys warranted. Oat OF the vast nu.bsrs thar
s,ys been cured Tot flilare bss occurred Naln
SAMUEL 2 SMITH,
Atmo,pheric Pressure Denus- 90CaalbeF' st
i doors west Of tie Park.
$ Teeth Inserted the AnOs pAersc Pressure orin-
ciple Il superior style nS' JUS
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
WATCHES AID SEWELny,

From GaiignGni's Jesseager. lFrenrh paper h0o l-9.
~auader. Metallic Strip THIS afiicIo h,s bgen eXen-
ively used throusho En- lauj America nnd no less
ere IL impatt. a razor keen and smooih edge' TOR
ECKER and with more certainty, than any other article
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
sEGNOK N.GEL's

LNAREW >ONCEHT-lu accordance
"ith the wishes OF number of gentlemen OF th CITY
addressed 10 him. John Nagel the honor 10
nouuce h-t he intends giving Grand Vocal ard lnsiru
mental Concert previous to hts departure, on THURS
DAY EVENING December J, at The Cay Hotel, ASSISTED
ot tBe folinNing eminent artists
Mrs. SUTTON
NJ. SCHARFENBERG-Solo Oh the Piano Forte, he
has kindly volunteered his services.
Mr.. L chill. Leader Of the Qusrteue.
Mr.. II. 1llM. Nho "..I preside at the Piano Forte.
Ticaeis Ons Dollar each TO be had at the principal mu
stores and at the !oor the of performance
Doors open at : o'cocg 10 commence at O'Clock pre-.
c,r!y. u:6 tt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
A NJ L S E NJ E n 7 S.
SsRL0's.


Dr.. .ARDNER'S LECTURES.
On Mondsy, :9st November, aud Thsr'dal ID december
TIE subjects =! be The
PLANETS AND COMETS,
Illustrated By rsASsFiSESclEs The mod I'm el
copic Discoveries respecting ihssc bodies VIII DO eH
psised
To open at :, snd to commence at = O'CLOCK
Tickets 81, sGmt'iHs gentleman and Two !adieS- sin-
gle tickets a cent. Young persons hslf price
Principals Schools Of atiendir these Leciar,
~ita iheir pupils, may ootn facues BY Application to
Or. Lsfdner. NJ "
MR.. BsiAHAD mas IN honor TO announce thst
VI u mphaEcc EIth the a is OF many friends n
VII give ,MlSt ELLANEOUS CuNCEKT az the Stuy
vesAli Institute on Wednesday. De-. l.
Fart !.
Celebrated Aris... Den per Questa - froa
Nczart's Opera OF Ccmeczi Di TITO.
Song -Tne Seasons There : charm in
Spring written expressly for Mr.. Braham by Boz
Song. The Old EneiSh Gentleman Old Chant
>oug----'Fhc Na.caaan Tn. Moore
Song Bi-cs EYED susan The Poetry by
uay Composed by tie cels hraied Bass singer
Lrvefid.e. the usu 81 Queen An.
Song- St7nd TO ysvr nv Eesrts Of oak Carter
BIZ general 4 SIRE 49, The Miniature ....The
Poetry BY Geo. p. ~ rrs Observation-Disclosures Knight
Hsydu'> CaDzonet.--. Ny Mother bids bind
Hy nair......-
By particular request Ally Croa,er aud
Goo,cy tiand-r .-.......................
fay0rIte ballad 'Woman .........-........ Lee.
Ceisbrated song Bruce's Address to his Army
- Scots Ia ma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
na Saturday ,!r Brai gives his last : tCh Ed CON
CERT previous Ia MS Geps ture for Boston.
T ckst- 81. To De mad Atwill',, Hew,ts. Dubois
lpd Joe., Music Stores, aud Dayton Saxlons zoos
I29 p
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
WINTER DRY GOoDs.-lso pair ROSE

W LANhETS, all tizes.
80 par WHITNEY BLANKETS. all .ize,.
IS MAChlNAW
100 E1tra heavy nth
The abor- vary IN price from 81 - 10 so. AMI pur-
caesers *i hnd tde assortment equa not better, than
al aHy otter tor. the city
200 COAFuKTABI. E>. from los. 20 g.
The cheapest FL ELS in the civ.
20 pieces REQ -nd feIlos FLANNELS II l, % pr. yt
Several cases Inc so do 60 at =. q AK - =.
White FlANNELS at l. "a to J. I'll n good sr;iee os
4 lot of superior 81 sde FLANNELS, > ID per yard
s~anssln ana mi &C FLANNEL. IN Is ed and White.
Canton FLANNEL> ID. l0d and = per yard.
ENGLISH MERI> OEs
- pisces dark coors doah- ~iuIh o-ly p per ysrd
super 90 DO do s.. 8, 81 aad Is O.
French AEklNOES, all the be-, Nv lv,. i, cad %.
Do do noe coors 9 aud los.
Winter HOSE and GLOVES VERY cheap
Observe BROWN Il UkQdAKT'S one Price Store.
% Cathrriae-stre,t, corner Of Madison.
n3O 3tls- nd th- Church
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:
ARRIVED YEsrFRnAY:

RTigs Independence. Cruise. Lisbon and Malaga. W
Taylor Clinton Lyon, Savannah. >turges Chairman.
schr Fair Dealer Mllikon. Boston, Se.mh & Leeds.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
az TEE CLIMAX

l4J FWltoR-Street 0Hd II hnn-Street.
Thus say the Editor OF the Planet
FREE Rr,DrHG RooM.-Withoui doubt one az the beet
and ofthc places the cl,y to ga
hcT the of the day the Clalax Eating House
No Il hnR-stre?t running through 10 Fulton Al
this well conducted ana popular establishment there are
twenty six marble tables WIKI Leading journal each
table, representing every Stste IN the Union thus
and srnnper have the opportunity Of taking their
fee hc and reatug the latest papers from all parts OF
tie coHnir. the table 1t strikes that this
rangomcnt superior any thing attempted h,
city aud w. have 4 uht will prove feature i'll
this excessively paironzed house of rereshment Under
he management OF It's rcutcmany proprietor the eli
max, are pleased TO arn rsridy Increasing in pa
tronal and popular snd doub, MOI will continue
to receive Its full share public support. Step IN"
n27 (2l
~ S?iJ ptory Sale OF BONDS
AMI MORTGAGES -]hc B0ud- u the origins, share
no dera o the New Brighton Association which there
is due abou; The of Three hundred aud Forty
i've Thousand Dollars, TIE pa men; OF which Is secured
by mOrlgag- upon all the inning property of -nd
Association will be sold together with said mortgage, by
: DRAPER, Jr. Auctioneer at the Merchants, Exchange
IN the city of New-York Friday the I1h day of De
GENDER next, al o'clock in the afternoon. Apply for
particul r., L. VI +. II. BLATCHfORD,
h2j tD,7 No. / IIlnovcr st
u Gifts for ti,e kaoiidu. s.-Just received an
for sale Clia:on Hail BOOK store
Ire Book of the Boudoir or the Court Of Queen Vic
;ora.
The Keepsake, edited by Lady BlessiDgou.
Hcaths hook of Beauty.
Tho Drawing Room scrap Book, by Mary Hewitt
Ackcrman's FOrget-Ne-No
Juvenile Scrap Book by Mrs. Ellis.
The Poets Of Amerca-second volume.
This Git, Christmas ald New Years present.
The Gem.
The Rose or Ai!cc,isn's Gift.
The Token
'rhe Minioncttc or the Graccs of the Mind.
The lady Book of Flowers and Poetry, edited by Miss
Hooper
The Youths Keeps kc
The Annuaettc sc.
An assortment Of Bibles. Tcstamen;s and Common
PRAYER Books, splendid bindings and of all sizes.
Also, the illustrated editions of Robinson Crusse,
Napoleon and the Vicar of Wakefield.
NO. J. ). REDFELD. Nassau and Beekman.
u Medicines OF Eest efuality-Approved
Popular Remedies Leeches, English and French PeEum
cry, Soaps, Brushes, &c. for sale 10y
Il 1 comm Notion
New-York tribune., 1841-11-30
FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.

From fHe Tnilth NfrrItt IIH-tiIt' III. 49,
We receive a great many cadeaux n IN way Of alni-
Die, of commodItI,, whose favor the smae't pun Is
thankfully receVod among obers bottr "i nr"hhy u"
,a,tng Of which nearly poisoned u. Sometimes. how
yer inveutisn- i. useful ART that concenuousy
rui,e are suonit.ed Appreciation such Ii the four
ided Patent Metallic kszor stop Of h ~hu9crs which
esdrfs AIRY razor bsnt ready for use 4. lew
1oments without OIL grind stone, zsd which we 90 got
e.ta to pronounce the most complete thns Of the Kind