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New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
rrRnic,,erhocker Magazine.

This day publi,aei the kicAersocktr, or New York
Monthly Magsz'nc for November.
CON NrENTS Entirely Original
Ant l.. Letters from Rome. BY George Washington
Greene. Esq.
H.. Twenty Years or Reminsccn'e of Spinster.
Ill. The Day Dream of a Grocer. By Harry Franco.
". .Musin.s on Rivers. BY F!accus.
". The Pioneers; Sketch OF the Remote West.
VI. .Epitaph Barrel OF Flour.
VII Tue Burning of the Ships Tale of The Revo-
Wit. The Nameiess Grave By Miss NJ A. Brown.
IN The Passage Of the Sea
My Fathers House Rem'nisceScc
NJ. .Initstou of Horace. By New Contributor.
XII Passages from jean Paul BY John BfAckmsn
MIL. .Thouch hts ON the Blest-
NV The Mariners Song on Wiutry Night.
Nv The tiuod Correspondence. Number SIN
NJ The Pea ". The Sword.
NNi The Mermaid Isle. By }. J.Rheyn PiksoRa
Nlil The Thunder Cloud
LITERARY NOTICES.
l. The Token aud Atlantic Souvenir for 1912.
=. Julian or Scenes in Jutes
3, Life and Fines of Col Trunbuu
EpiroNs TABLE
l. R't,ie OF Bunker Hill. Rev. Mr.. Elliss Grafton.
. TIE American Reviews for the October Quarter.
5. The Gin Cor lsi2.
4. The Spirit World an American Indian Tradition.
5. Southern and Western Periodical Literature.
I. Gossip vi Readers and Correspondents
l. Trip 20 the Pieasan; IahI Goshen = Exa-
minauou OF Western Schoomaser 3 The
Pleasures OF Au,umn aud Winter 4 .Refec-
lions upon the Career of Colt the Nulderor'-
s. The Manners Of John Bull 6. Faith ana Hope
the SweGenboarg Theory. a. Small Business -
s Contcntment with Little .. The Grotc.q que
W tho Humorous. 10. Articles Filed await
iDg Decision.
LITERARY REcoRp.
The American Biblical Repository.
Collegiate 20 III. BY ?. H. Myers, Esq.
Essays for Suulsne Hours.
Life Of Alexander II .GIilton, Vol. H.
The Drama London Assurance
Omitted Notices.
ohce, No. 2. Park Place
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
Auction Sales.

BY John Haggorty & Sons.--Teas-Terul notes at
SIX months payable in this city, to be made satisfactory
10 the sellers. foung HysonlG chests at 60 cents per
10 do &c cents co do 65 l. half 60 Ga 80 do do 63
25 do DO Gi chests 81. a. DO s6 80 do a. 80 do 45
10 do a. l73 do 49, yson Sklu-5 chests II cents per
o 50 Withdrawn; do Al cts, 40 withdrawn. lmfersl-
l. half chest, IS; per ID l56 i3 To- boxes, Is
81 withdrawn Powchorg half chests G3 cents per b;
- 30 do 6l cents do do 60 Is do do 5i4 do do 30
eea,s Souchong-iO sOIb boxes o. ctus per ID II DO
DO Gil p 22lb do 81 cents.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAvEGS
MAY VOW BE had
New Yori Cash tailoring E-rabiishmeai,

l42 FuLToS-srRsEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash and will comprise OF
the different styles the market very choice
Of England and French cloths, do DO black and fan
cy coored cassu for pants do cahreres and velvet.
for yesngs, all of which will be made and trimu ed in
the richest 40 per below crsdi; prices.
Strict Punctua;y observed III filling orders. CASH on
delivery and no abatement in prices.
P.S.-Osr fall business has already Increased TO th,t
exteu that compelled to increase help IN the
cutting department, which still under the sup-rnteud
OF Mr. NJ. Gaylord who will give his whole attention
the different styles Of winter garments that may be in
troduced.
Particular attention paid cutting pants.
Of In j. c BOOTH, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ships Merchant, Murphy, Charleston D. II. RobertsOn
Huntsville. Mumiord New Orleans Z. h Collins Co.
Brigs Coral. Giles. -. Marys. Geo. Ne>mith < Leeds
North America. Wright NaevItas, BtetN Vcse Mehlcan
Lee Aux Caves :. ". Lewis.
Schooner> JOHN, Snow, Boston; Syrian, Darling, Viii
liaIr.i inn. y I.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
y For Con.umptiou.-Dr. Williams. Com

y For Consumptiou.-Dr Wlllisms's Com
pound Extrsc of HoarEouad, Balm Of Gilead and Slip
perry El The best medicine eItant for the OF
Consumption and Liver Complaint Splitting Of Blood,
Pam in The Brea, or de Colds, Coughs, Dyspepsia
Oppressed Breathing Papi,aton of The Heart Lassitue
and all Affection. Of Lsngs, together With all those
diseases prcdispose Consumption. Numerous
commentators ofihs invaluable medicine from Physi-
clans Clergym-- aad others OF the FIRST rsspeciaby,
bo nave used their satisfaction. Car De
by c,ng spon the Agents employed for the s-le Of tbs
uedici. II be mad whoIe.ae and :eal II Dr. Mar
Gus gurd Druggist 63 Washinetonstreet, Cor;-
land Dr. VIM. Macy, ll9: Bowcry, Church Dipen.ary,
Spriag-srect and Bowery, and Chittons st:
Canal street.
Price, 81 per bottle, with directions n =t
u Medicines of Beat Quality-Approyed
Popular Kemecie- Leaches, English and French P-rfum
cry Soaps, Brushes, &c, for slle by
J L /. CODDINGTON, Druggists
OH IIns' ~ H-d-on 81, corner OF Spring
II Consignees per snip INDEPENDENCE will
send tker permits board Of Maiden an:, vhsui
delay.
All eood= no, permitted within five days, liable
be sen 10 Public Store nj
= Particular No1ice.-Tho.e person. havins
furniture Of any description dispose of, who
breaking up house keeping will find ready sale for sny
portion or all OF their goods, by sending uer address or
Calling upon the subscriber. Goods 20 any amount PUr
CHASED o7 I'm o. F COTTON. 1877 Chatham
II The Cheapest cash. Tailor yet.-rE-
TER V. Hustled, No. Chatham .quare, corue. Of
Chatham street makes Clothes order in the
style 10 per cheapar than the pest cash Tailor
IN this city 4 good ii 10 all warranted. o2e lI
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
JOHN DISCO, Publisher.
q sur,out.. Clonk.. Xc.-A larEe assOrtmen

.tS surtouts, Cloaks, Nc.-A large assortment
Beaver and Milled Cloths, for Sur,ou;S and winter
NAs Also, Cloak Cloths, received snd wi be masc
y order the Emporium of Cheap Garments at such
FrSs &c as must offer Inducements TO purchaser
a Style aud finish of garments will be found TO corr
win any house in the trade.
VIM T. JENNINGS 229 Broadway,
American Hotel
good assortment of winter Garments constantly on
.4a' oil lmis
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
RACEs-FRIDAY. n v. 9Th.

EassSs ~ - Traias al be de.pateeee at ha,f "a,
SS-eI - pate, at II and at hIn pa'I -
--s2--Ez@@-ESsaZ;st-1prec precisely, from ooSIya' Ine
Horses all until ne arrival Of the ha past IL
taiu Passengers desired Obtain ckci a. fee o.
fee 10 preyen; coafuson the trains Ina poa'4 eaVe
tie New York side 10 mnr:es beo each Of The abase
uaaed hosrs Of Itar,ing. Fare IS cents, a. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
Second Board.
Commercial and Money Matters.

TkuTsday P. ".
The speculation in Harlem very high. The sales
70, day reach nearly 5000 shares, closing q, l' decline
Of per ccnt In other descriptions there not much
done. L. S. Bank sold %. Paterson improved per
cent
Ia the fancy State Stocks the improved feeling was suS
,,in,d, but State SIS declined, The sales
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
THE ELECTION Is OVER.


u Tae Battle mas been fought aud tac Victory Won.
and lrge majority OF the Ladies of this city have de-
cided that they buy their Dry Goods cheapest at
F. ". ~ w r. GILL VS.
Wholesale and Retail store.
l3O GRAND-STREET.
Where you can find al extensive assortmen; OF DRY
GOODS such prices preclude the necessity Of gong
farther, either account ofquan;ity quality, PRICE
Good BROADCLOTHS sold at 81 90.
Better do. 90. 70.
Good CASSlMERES AZ shllirgs.
FEst.raic DO. a, 10 10 ls shillinc,
All OF Goods for Ladies' Winter Clo4k~ aud
Dresses, Flannel>, Mernos., LinSns, &c. sc.
Splendid English Prints at sailing.
And III fact erery article you mention in the article
you can mention n the article of DRY GOODS >old AT
lower prices than be afforded by o her houses he
of decided advantage in purchasing Goods
N.B-GlLLEH is the nnme, &3O il 'hc
number- ~ lw
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or NEW-YoHK. NOVEMBER :, isiI.
17iuia,urc AI,mmuuc-rHs DAY
TRs ,ux rHRMooN YULL
Rises 80 SETS 5 s:ises II : Sets u | l6m
Latest Dates.
LONDON. SEPT. Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.
LIvEKYooL..-..-..sEPr. u EANs....--ocr .
The next Steam-S ships to Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FRoNl BRISTOL.
Britannia leaves Oct. 70 GrcatN eslern eayesOct2 y
The next Stc.m-S hip TO Leave
FROM poSrCN FRoi SEw-YoRX.
Britannia, leaves. Nov. l6 GrestWtscru.lclveS Nov.S
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

rNsMisEB FOsTsGE U. =. NAVY.--PRO
POSALS vii be received OF the Navy Agents oiice.
in this city until the twentieth day of November next Tor
the supply of Timber spec fed in the Schedule ct foot
all TO be from grSa IN OF lands within the IN
hueuce salt water
The Timber delivered At the Navy lard Brook
lyn New-York free of all charges aud sutJac to me III
.pecton # the proper officer OF the Yard
SCHEDULE OF WHITE-OAK TIMBER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
Yellow Locust Timber.

To be IN lengths Of from to 6 feet average 10 feet
and fair proportion Of tho deren, length, TO each SIDE
oue-half to be delivered 80 and ;he remainder III 6o
days
White Pine Plank.
10000 feet Gnch measure) for staging; a5, 80 aud 80
feet long IAN equal proportion of cach - TO 20 inches
vide average inches inches thick of parallel width.
und edges sased straight One-half to be delivered in
ten, and the remainder twenty days
X. c. WETMORE, Navy Agent,
n4 tl0s 60 w street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
md. but Sl,ts SIS declined. The sales were
No transactions of importance n fore'g
10 quote DomestIc biIl.

There was sale of Massachusetts Fvesi siS, at Bos-
lon at ss! and 1853 at 95 a got.
In addition TO those noticed yesterday the following
Philadelphia Banks have declared dividends Manufac-
urers and Mechanics Q. per ccut Westerns, Mayamens
,np "a Mechanics 2t, Farmers and Mechanics %, Bank
Penn Township p.
Last Monday, according 10 the Buffalo Commcrciol
there was u run on the Be- Of Buffalo for specie which
continued until about Ii A. NJ, whes having paid on,
considerable amount the Bank stopped payment.
meeting of the stockholders Of the Schuylkil Bank
YVES he'd n, Ph,deIptn on Tuesday. IL stated tna
had discharged oil its liabilities excepting the claim
sganst for Lewis frauds The report shoSs an ex
sess Of $3.50 600 Of assets over liabilities.
The amount of duties collected at Philadelphia during
5, vsor 1870 l,5l72oG 40
For the first three quarters OF leil.... l5OiI1' "
Difference only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9'J1 Il
The Bank Of the United States has moved for rule 10
show cause why ial should not be granted III the
case of the Uni States Bank Of the United States
and has fled reasons.
New-yorIt Markets.
ASHES--The market is dui and lots Of Pots
have been sold ut CO. which l2ic decline. Sales
Pearls at s. 75
COTTON-The sales to day have been abon zoo bales
uprevioss.
FLOUR.-Th're is no change TO notice. The market
dull al GO ror Western, but thero is Genessee
Ohio DO had lower Michigan and Troy scarce at
SsTta59J. The arrivals fair extent, and the de-
mard moderate. Southern is selling in small lois Ct
6i2! FOR Georgetown and Howard Street and 62e for
Btapdywnc
GRAIN About 1000 bushels good Illinois Wheat sold
at 35c for milling Sales loo bushels Jersey Corn at
&c; 1900 do Northern &c. weight 1900 do. at 7Oc
measure 1896 do Southern 65 measure, all delivered
Sales 22Os bushels Aye tic go East 1000 do nj 90
Oats ase IN iair demand at i9 q Soc.
The quantity Of Flour and Wheat delivered from the
Eric Canal during the week in October at the places
named below is US follows, viz
Bbls. Flour Bush Wheat
Scbonectndv 532 2s90
West Troy. PISTOL 63 10
Albany. ny.-.--...-....-.---.-92 .-92N.e l3sL-
Total. -7s,4o9 3O4s7 .
Tho following the aggregate of Flour and Wheat de-
hyerod from the Erie Canal during the month of October
at the places
Dbs. Flour. Bush Wheat
Schenectady -..-....-..... 2,.96 2gh9
West Troy ----..---... $1,000 pl69l
Albany. ls0siS 47 SIS
Total. ......... .2II 70l A9J,35
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
NEW Bl,OA 0FPsAL,,oDY.

u : -
Y Iish,d and for the Irumpe, Office s. Corn
hill, Bo,tOn, the GOSPEL HARMONISr +, anew Boos Of
Church VI MusIc, prepared by Thomas W NhililenIore
assisted by raj OF the Musical Literat Of Bos
TINS Book of upwards OF 3GJ of all metres
$50 hch before publI. d and hch
have been composed by various alhor specially for this
~ork Care has been taken to provide tunes for every
rcty OF that found III Sreeters aud II. BIlou
Secoad Collections of Hymns There metres in sese
lynn ho-k-. for whieA be found ny Of
the BOck- OF Psalmody eHant.
Ia oddon to this large collection of Psalm Tunes,
t. also great variety OF Anthems easy Of
ecuion for the occasions IN VIII ch Sscred Music
needed VountirIe for the beeinRIng AMI close
of the Lords Day, Bencdictons, Sentences
Assumptions, D.dicatioLs, Uriinalioss rhsnksgivmps
Chr..teas, Temperance Meetings, Ncw-Year Funerals
sc. The Anthems
The Dying Chri.uan.
Eight N,untaries for Sunday Morning
l., ri of all Power and blight.
The Soag vf Jubilee, newly arranged.
God be Mercifu.. j. Wtbbe
sing 10 the Lord Burdtt
Sound the loud Inbrsl,' with sets Of words Que
being the subject of the Resurrection.
awake. pa. on tiny srcHgth' al English Anthem, be-
eved not TO have been before pab IN this country
Antacm for DedIc .tiou al.ercd from the Songs OF
ZION.
Dedc,ton Hymn, Music by Hough.on.
Song OF Mo-es and tbs LaG.t.
Thank giving Hymn. Cheetham
Anthem DR.. Stevenson.
partly original WhttoMore.
Ordination Anthem, principally
q thou whose power
Hail to the Saviour.
Come, ,dcrim, come away. Dr. Clarke.
II is, Lord God OF Sabbath. Burtitt
A. lii AcGm ali Sic, piece.
q God, ny heart fixed.
Temperance Anthem aud Ode
Four Chrisim Is AGthr ms.
Go 70 III to the Mouu, besides Funeral Pieces. Select
pieces of New Year, otb,r pieces not here
named.
The work contains a52 pases-price 50 per tozen.
NJ lteod ltw'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

WANTED-A Drug Clerk. One acqualn,sd with
w the re:nil business with good reference. Apply
~ Broadway. n5i-
WANrED.-Ap partner vita 500, for Museum
w dong good 5a,ine.s whose day will be to
celvo the money he profits wiI pay respectable live
hhood FOR two ~itaoGt risk. Apply al SO Nassau s,
up stairs. IS Il
w ANTE D.-Respec,able fsmili-. Informed
w t-ere i charge this day the Of
ne - BfO.daay' where good help csa De aa5
WASTED.-An Once Boy. Inquire at :. o.
DORIS O;1te, 10 Pine street, between II aa6 y to-
day. p5l,,
'i'HE BOY that 90, some silver yesterday at pig
Il broad"aT, aud received So - 70 much must
the same to day. He Is knoan. u5l,'
{HANTE ED-An American or Protestant girl =, do
w general hoase=ork to Y hon good home constant
enpioyHent and TAR wages r:l De gwen. Apply ct i3
GreenT1ch-st. rs p
y AHE CHANCE FOR SMALL CAPITAL.
Inc advertiser possessing kno rlcdso OF ut
ny 10 the pubic. eii dispose OF that
czanot iaii TO De OF profit the pu5chA.cr
10 person with cssh capital OF S30o, his oppor
tunty OF rare occurrence, particularly going
South. Apply to Mortonboro. room No. 3 Washing
81 Hotel between tHe hours OF 10 and - A VI. rs -
TOHN McCABE & Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
a. OFFICE, % Nassau-st. ol3 lmi>-
HUTsON's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
i No. 3oIi Pear ,ir et nezr Broadway. ol6 lni-'
'INWO K00us TO LET, xi;h Board. suitA
Il Ole Tor gentleman and his wife. or two single
tlemen. At 50+ Brosdvay. nj s.
ROARD.-Twoyoune men can obtain board =, SO
- per week, room together, single bed--privats IA
mlly IL Dutch st.eet, three walk from he City
Hall s5lt-
SOA RD-A Gentleman and his u If, snt few singis
- gentlemen. can be accommodated with board ant
very pleasant room wh.rc ihee are bat fe- boariers.
Acply al - Hudson street u lr'
DoAE;D WANTEss.-A comfortable room, .;h
ID boird IN pleasant family i wanted by siRele
llemsn, IN the vicinity or between Tompkins square
and avenue d. References gwen and required Address
II John box t6l, upper Post ofice. n5 IT,
FJ'o GENTLE!7EN.-TO LET-A plea,art
room oN the second 1or, furnished or unfurnshed
with or without hoard Applv at No. II Park Place l.
ENTLEr,EH. whether ntse, or on land. -an
VI set their own Razor.and keep them perfec,
by the use of CHAPMAN'S RAZOR STROP" manu-
fscured at i02 William stree.
Retail prices 50 cents, IS cent 81 . and 81 80 var
rented to please or the money returned n5 IL
BOARDING III RxOOKLyN.-2 gentle
- men and their wives small family, can be ac-
smosated with board, and have quiet home by apply
ing at - Willow street. within few minutes walk of the
Fulton Ferry. nj Iws-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
White Pine Plank

Anti-Amguiur System of fs riting.
NIX. BRas w has re-opened his Academy at
III No. l5o Broadway.
GENTLEMEN OF ALL AGES are positively taught an eH
pcditious and superior Business Hand
iN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR tACh'
ASp THE LADIES handsome, and fa 1ohabc style,
20 matter BAD cRAMPED or OBJECTIVE, may be The
Pupils original writing.
Hours OF attendance from AM. and frcm 20 : Pm
Terms moderate. .. Evening Glasses. old Inns
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
BOWERY CIRCUS.

'IassS EVENING, Nov. 1, ,hs entertain meat.
will commence with Grand National Psgeen, Of
Equestrian, aud Horses entitled knights and Cavaliers
n which will be exhibited finished specmsas OF
Misuet Dancing
Ground and Lofty Gymna.t:c,, by the whole Troupe
Pas Eco,slos by Ms wells
The celebrated Mart Glenroy will appear in OF his
lni,nitable Acts.
Mr. DerioUs characteristic Scena entitled The Afr
c.n Dwarf and Nav York Fireman.
Mr. Wei, will appear IN some new and pleasing fcats
His- Louise Wsl- appears in al Act called The Little
I'D God the SCOT Bag.
M,gnihcen, yauIting Act bya robs and efficient Com
pany, headed by NcFarand Sho during tho last week
.hrs@ 81 9omerset,.
Thc Russian Courier, brilliant Scene, by Mr.. Cadwal
iatsr sGd Miss Wells.
Succeeded by ,lcColIum's Act of real horsemanship-
challenge 10 Foreigners and unsurpassed for elegance
ana execution.
Doo:s be opened 81. Performances commence at 7.
Boxes, 80 cents Pit, u n5
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
Navy AGvSr'S OFFICE,
NcE-loTk, Nov. ? ISL. J

Navy AGvSr'S OFFICE,
NcS-York, Nov lsil.S
IL Proposa's Tor ,upp.ing the following quaint
ties OF Plank and Timber will be received this Office m
the 10th inst viz
White OnIs PInnk.
$4,000 feet nch neasure) 3 uch 70 be 30 to 80 feet
long and 10 TO Il inches wide.
10 O00o feet Gnch messure inch TO be 30 to 6O feet
long ioue-haf be - fee and to IL inches wide.
seasoued Plank will be preferred, and Plank in part
seasoned (ssy 6 montas) will be Indispensable more
particular description will be gwen application at the
Navy Yard
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

COEDSrEITEH's WHITING AND BOOK
" KEEPING ACADEMY. ASA Broudway, opposne
Washington Hail.-Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully IN
forms the ladies' and gentlemen OF New York aud crook
lyn that his Rooms open for the reception OF
pupil, and visi,ers.
Mr. G. pledge. himself impsrt TO ALL in Ten Lessons
of OSE HouR EACH, his much admired system Of MER-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
FIFTEEN DAYS LATE R
FROM PARIS.

SILKS.
UisT 9PEaED THIS MORNING,
IS cases rich Silks style, a, reduced prce'
25 pieces rich Satin Striped China, from Is 20 lbs
30 plain Satin Striped, IS TO IS
50 Gro de Set. every shade, s. I'd
to = 6i
10 rich striped and figured Ssiins, OF every shade
i; reduced prices
. rich striped Hslenne, from 5s TO 9s
50 snd d.ureI, OF every style,
at tvarou. prices
10 Plain, superior quality, from /, 10 Is
The subscriber With conicuce that the above
lot OF silks Will be SOLD - per less than DC found
II any other Establishment IL the city.
MERTSOs.
Is pieces superdae blue black French roRl 10 rs
u brown French, from :, TO los
10 light drab French, from es 10 10
TAGLEONIs.
- pieces superhne. ali eolofs, frcm IS to
SHAWLs.
o rich Cashmere, from $40 TO S20
$50 rieh BrcchG various prices
Also, large French kabyle ani EAbrOi-
deret. a, reduced prices.
BRITlsH sHEETINGS.
20 bales, ca, worth 81
10 " at I'd, worth 81
Also, beached Sheetinss. of every description.
THEALL & NICHOLS. 27l Grard sreet,
M 3us' corner of Eldridge.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

III DAY and Friday next November Al and ith.
South and North opPo.ed.-The stables Of Col john
Vasma;er, Of New Jer.ey OF Mr. stevens snd sioJo'
Jones, OF New York. and Mr. Heings, of Psnnst i'ani'
sill be in attendance.
Thursday, Nov. 4tn-Purse $3.50, Two Nile Heats
Same & ay Purse will be given, Nile Heats. LHtiahea
money added 10 the purse.
Friday-Purse $3.50 Four Nile heats
Same Day-Pur,e $50, Three Nile heau-
Tse .ntries of each day wall be PuD'neo III ths morn
ing papers nj. -. co,,,h r.,,, 80, 49,.
ne last train Of will leave tho SCUM cry on eseh
allowing sufficient time for the accommodation of
nc vi.Iisrs.
Tbs Clsb having expired, the ruaning will be governed
he ,be former ruie- Any person disposed have the
,,;,eee, Of the course and enclosed space during
nseing By paying s.. Gate money paid Ill be
81 10 those pIrehasiog S tickets but pass tho
ar without paying, there long c1bers
~ su. BY TIE PROPRIETOR.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Extra Wide md Curied Maple High Post
BEDSTEADS.

Particularly adapted to the Southern Market As also
the various kinds adapted the city trade now on
sale at II Gold-street
WILLIS's PREMIUM BEDSTEADs are now acknow-
lsIged by all who have tried them be decidedly superior
point Of cleanliness durability economy, aud with
which they put up taken down. all others be-
fore offered the public An inspection and trial is all
that necessary convince every Of these facts
j. DOUGLAS, Il Col i-strct.
~ Town and Coanty Rights Tor sale. os l-s.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.
w. 81 j. JAIlSON, 255 aud 2553 GREENWICH STREET
Il ITCHEN FURNITURE in al! its vartes. consist
~ ing Of Hardware, WOODWARD, Tin-ware ard Willow
ware, kept constantly hand, Of the best qualities,
very Low prices to ,ut the times Those who would wisb
purchase articles Of the above kins will find TO their
advantage BY calling before purchasing elsewhere.
n. B. A large assortment OF Plant Stands and Tube
of various patterns and sizes.
oI m,s w. j. JAMESON
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

Navy Agents Uthce,
Ne#-York, Oc:o5er 2I, ISL u,rrxfopr
-. .a,,vN,uxFi.,na0 Navy Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

IIsIi, LAMPS and large assort tHlent
Hall Lamps and Lanieru Astral Lam Gfando.es'
nc, Jns. g,npd.. oPs MERRITrS & FACE. 100 Bowsry
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

yTOUNe; P&0PLE's BOOK, OFFICE :
! B;OADWAY.-The Young Peoples Booker Maya
zue oi Useful anI Entertaining Knowledge, Edited bg
John Frost NJ Professor # Belts L-res IN the High
School Of "ulntephla and Mtoo. Mc1Iichael
CONTENTS OF The NOV EMPER NUMBER, VOL
LIT No. Ill.
Memorial Of Washington.
Tue iiar aian>, by Pot q. Henshew Becher, author
Round tine World" SC.
The Captive Prince, Translated from the German Of
Franc. kLser.
Tnc r. con 'laiior.
isccn, Of Vesuyiu> by Prof f. c. Wiae-.
The Tougue }rlde. by T. :. Arthur.
To a Lady by Reynel Coates, NJ d.
School friendships
The Bride by MRS. Marion H. Rand
Prose, by Poet.
AVist 10 Greensood Cemetery, by f. :. h.
Tue High School ObseFsa.ory, by Sears I. aiheF'
+ q d..
i he Two Death Beds tho Painter and the Queen
with portrait OF Mary De &edicis.
Sclflnsirucuon Drawing. Cultivation oil Ire Eye
kembran "
On Animal ana Vegetable Instinct, by Prof Robley
Uun.lison, NJ p.
New Books.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
T. Medicine. of beat OuaIity-Approye

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