New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-16


ranecnents have been made that iour gesses shouG
proceed to ezra Leone
BowyRy AMrwrHEArse.-Another change Of Petiorr
ances takes place t''s eyenirg The e prs i"s fore
oih, exhih an uulsua diversity Of brilliant exofcs',
Of slmo. every deception appefainipe 10 tie aeu'a
The science OF eqrisiriansm constant succession g.
iull houses attend here
En- Democruuc yvhig General Commit'ee.
DEcsM5sE IN lsil.
E,,o,r,9 Tint Tie Democratic WI. LesIo,s u Ia.
,-iry If New York be msn5ld Go mso' IN her res
ysctiy, Wssds, At ,hs ,o,aIar pa-l, Ga MONDAY I've
npr. .1ta Dec mb,r instant, h1l.p S. oc.osS toe
Ice: fave Dseeate, lr.m each waFi, POO the BE-
mocrsto Wing General Committee Tor the enau as y'af
.st Wurd, Tppecsnos House erolisi
u : .oud WAri liutgi - Nas-aus 81;
81 ao.th RIVER Coffee Hous', Wash lgon -
ith Sit, spaaro Dame and William st..
5th Marion House, los West Broadway
9Th Monroe Hsll, corner Ceutre aid peaFl SIS
eth Franklin Hotel. cor. Cherry and Rutgers SIS
9Th Tiyoli Saloon. late Richmond HILL.
9th Northe-n Exchange, Bleeoksr 81
10th Columhian Hall. Grand 81
nth as shall be designated by the Ward ConlGltse
l2tb do. do. co.
18th Tippccnnos House, Sheriff st.
Iith Broadway House, corner Grano ST
18th Constitution Hall. Broadway
18th TIszelton's, 9th avenue and nth 81.
l7th Henry Clay House avenue and list St
Resolred, That it be recommended to the ElactonH
re organize the Ward Committees for the ensuing ye
at the same meeting.
Re.ovcd That tho Delegate, elected to tac Deno.
cratic Wing General Committee for l342. be requested
TO meet the Broadway House on Tuesday ith !anua
next, at half past o'clock, P. NJ.
sANL G. RAYMOND ChairmAa.
II. G. WEsrERyELr, }sec. 49,
+. NJ BAcEHoUsE, ) dioh
Leechcs-Lteches- Just received lot ofhsalay
Lcechcs. ofgOoI size and apply quick For sse byIs
hundred dozen. applies. by DAVID SaNps ca
'poh carries and Chemists, n East Broadwoy eornei
Market-sreet. - 90 "
y Gold, silver, Diamonds, Pears, ant
all The precious ana costly gems arc lma'sd osu'a
perfection that bu very few iniDated persons can PoN
lively tell paste breach rig from Diamond NO
real pearl from the imitation German silver ir'm mo
genuine but put them tie hands Of The csnnopsoDf
soOn tie delusion ynBishes when he sfTms they s
but vc and base i'atiOGs So II II with the most van
able invcatons we'll stones AMI InetaIsi None bi.
the ninIItablc value initiated IN appearance. sri
as the consumer (ho best connO5stur) attempt
hen. how he fluids out M usecssness- Tfu'
the valuable of all inventions. the cele
braIsd Metallic Razor Table, Of GEO. SAUNDERS lt5
broadway that mas been the target for imitation for re
last % years. ~ do IL
~ surtouts, ClOaiSs, &c.-A large assortment
Of beaver AID mled Cloths, for Surtouts and winter
Frocks. Also, Cloak Cloths received and will be msds
up TO order the Emporium Of Cheap Gsrm"Htsi al
such prices must oler Inducements to purchasers
he style aud finish of garments will be found to COM
port with any horse in the trade.
WIN 7. JENNINGS % Broadway American Hotel
good assortment Of Tie above Garments coa,tan,B
on hand. CT MI Inns
II Vi. Hnise, 1919 airana.st. near Rroadwny
IN conf rmy with his annual pTac ice Will oer his "hols
stock Of Dry G0od. I'LL the LIST Of January, at cost As
his stock has been bought at auction great bargains can
be had. On hand Silks, Msriboes, hou,en De LANES
Ginghan, Calicoes Fannels husn-, and every article
usually kept by ths craft ~ dI4@
Particular Noticc.-Those persons having
furniture Of any description to dispose OF, or "ho aIs
breaking up house keeping, will find roady sale for any
portion Nil Of their goods by sending their address, OF
calling upon the sub,crber. Goods to eny amount PuI
chased OF I'm o. F. COTTON. 1877 Chatham sueeL
II Noiice.-Therc will be sale Of useful arucs'
the Lecture Room OF the Second Avenue church on
the 18th and lsth commencing each Day nj "eiocA
r NJ and continuing through the day and evening ] i'
ayas are To be applied the support Of the Ho-pe
he above named Church. Should the weather be a.
favorable the sale will be postponed TO the first peaiiH
day. u4o-
u The Young Choir, School Singing Book
original ana selected, by VIM. B. Bradbury, aad '"
Sanders The attention Of Teachers particularly re-
questcd to the following notices. just received by tie Pdb
hshers:
med your valuable little musical publication The Y0uSs
Choir" and feel grated be able express my rnc'n
donal appreciation Of thc same. 1t just the thins
wanted for Juvenile clas'es and hope may be ~ceT
am re.1ectfuly YOUR. s.BPOED.
Late vocal Leader Of the r. Y Sacred hustc soc!eE
Messrs. DAYTON & SAyToS-I have received me o,H
Of" The Young Choir" by W. 3. Bradbury and Z. VI.
Sanders, and have examined IT thoroughly ana We
great pleasure. The is ehaste and simple I" gI
exc,iicncics Musical work. The arrangement s
designed and executed and know OF nc ~ork oil u. 80
better calculated do good. The work also eoa'aa
enough OF the - Elements Of LAusc, TO answer III PUP
for youth -. n.
doub. no, but it ill afford satisfaction to senoo, ~
children aud youth and nope it Will obtain ~
October %, le4l.
D. s. also publish New Collection Of .a Fin,.
Music consisting Of Solos, Duets and Tfios lst WE NJ
Violin and vioncsllo from the works OF nsIsn''sn
<s-t HAYDN n. ini Walsh Strauss, aho othc' sins.
somuosers; TO hch added briei INSTRUCTIONS '' 'H
al T.; ,,sThe Northern Harp" consisting Of
,,, sryea ard moral songs, adapted to the no't PIP
lie nnioJ;s for tho piapofore and Guiter ~ sif'
AZ, = q nsns suthor Of Tue Southern Harp
'iafJ o. D. D'''-' DAYTON & SAXTON,
Milf q o. Nassau.street, corner Fa'oa'