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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
Josiah X Richards, Auctionccr.
~ Ex;emsiye Snle of London md Ame

" Extensive Sale of London and amer
lean ssOOks.-The large collection of fine Library
Editions OF Standard WOrks-EIegant PICTURESQUE aad
EmhcilIshed Books, richly bOuudG-cei aud Lan Clas
sizes, &c. advertised by under auction head be sold
This Evening at 6. o'clock arranged, with
logues, for al: nation.
MO BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, 1876 Broadway
U S34J tory Sale of BONDS
AND MOkTGAGES.-The Bonds Of the original share
holders ef the New Brighton Association, which there
is now due about the sum OF Three hundred and Forty
five Thousand Dollars the pay ment OF which secured
by mortgage upon all The remaining property Of said
As oa,ion will he sold together with said mortgage, by
DRAPER, Jr Auctioneer at the NJ rchsnts' Exchange
the city of New-York, Friday the 7h day of De-
ccmber next, o'clock in the afternoon. Apply for
particulars TO K. NJ. 4. ii. BLATCHFORD,
MO tDl. No Hanovcr-sL
~ Chnncery snie.-In partition of L7nIs-of
valuable AMI desirable Property in the Sth Ward Of the
City of New York.
Will be sold under the direction o! John A. SidelI
Master in Chaucery, by Wilkins d Rollins A"ctieneers
GU Monday the 29lh day of November instant the Mar
chants Exchange the City of New York, IL o'clock
at noon
All that Lot OF Ground, 100 fact square, situate the
northesa,tery of McDougsl and Prince streets,
which Is d vided lots parcels of land as follows:
Lots known as Isl and ls9 Prince street. the north
eastey side of Prince and McDougsl streets zach 20
feet by Il feet thereabouis and improved by the
erection of > substantial, eegant 5rck dwellings, win
pazzaS in rear marble maAtes &c.
Lot known IS Prince is Is feet BY - feet
toscabouls and improved by the erection Of frame
building.
Lot known as No IS McDouga street, % feeb - feet
or thereabouts aud has frame building ed thereon
Lot knewn as No. ls3 Prince street. is - feet by 0
feet and has also frame building.
Terms made known the day Of sale Sale positive.
I.,hoeraphic Maps be obtained at the Masters Of
fee No John street and the Auctioneers rooms, No
IL Broad street.
New-Yo:k November. 25 lsIt. ND Sis
II Gifts for the M o.idays.--Just received and
for sale al the Clinton Hall Book store
The Book Of the Boudor, or the Coart of Queen VIC
iora.
The Keepsake. edited by Lady Bessington.
Hea'hs Book of Beauty.
The Drawing Room scrap Book, by Mary Hewitt.
Ackc:man's Forge t-Hc-Not.
Juvenile Scrap Book by Mrs Ellis.
The Poets of Amcrca-seccnd volume.
The Gift Chris .nlas aud New Years present
The Gem
The Rose, or Affections uht
The Token.
The MiHone,tc, or the Graccs OF the Mind.
The Ludy's Book Of Flowers and Poetry edited by Miss
Hooper.
Tho Youths Keepsake.
The Annpaliete, &c.
An assortment of Bbics, Tcstaments and Common
PRAYER Books in splendid bindings and OF all sizes.
Also tn u. W illustrated editions of Robinson Crusee,
Napoleon and the Vicar OF Wakefield.
n3s J. 5. REDFiELD cor. Nassau and Beekman-
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DieD:

la thi- city. Nov "a, Mary E. Barnwel' aged years
aud 10 days.
years and months.
At Norsich H. l. Nov. 81 Of bronchitis Andrew t. lie
gemcn, in h,s i6Ih year ,
Al Cocy maus Nov 49, Jacob Parish, in the soti year
of his age.
At Argyle, Nov. H. Rev. George MARS sen OF the As
OF his age, and ash If ms ministry
At Urnaua Ohio, Nov. 9, Frederick Rump' reVoiu-
tionarv soldier In his !67th year Fl German.
In Champagne Co On o, Thomas Upton soldier oil
the revolution aged !! years -
Al Fort Kirc, EFF Nov. IL, Mary T. wife of Lieut. H.
w Mrssell.. OF ID reclIsent u : lHiantry.
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The sales OF Bank and other Stocks not large Tn
most descriptions yesterdays prices fairly
tanned and in Long Island and Delaware Hudson there
triins Improvement.
Exchange Philadelphia is per cent worse Macon,
Ga, !; Illinois !; Indiana J.
The bills Of the Staten Island Bank have been refused
by the brokers in Wall to-day The rates at which
the bills Of the Aegany County Bank purchased
very unsettled, being from 10 IS per cent Discount
In Foreign Exchanges there nothing of consequence
doing. Some very coed Southern bills On London III
the market, and offered o, per premium.
The packet ship Roscus, for Liverpool, has been de,
tanned IL consequence Of the storm.
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FROM FNGIISU PAPERS.


From Tie United Ssrrics Gazette, Dee. :, ISIS.
Wa receive great many caIrauX. ~ thc ~ay OF sam
pies of commodities whose favor tue smallest pun
Thankfully received among others, bottle of brandy The
tasting of which nearly poisoned Sometimes. how
ever inventions useful art, that con.cen,oGsy
praise submitted APPRECIATION Such is the four
siced Patent Metallic r. Strop of Mr. Saunders which
readers AIRY blsnt. ready for ia few
moments without oil grind stone, aud which We do rot
hesitate pronounce the most complete thing oil the KIND
we have with
From BeNs Feekly Messenger.
Saunders. Paeut Metallic Tablet and Razor Strop i,
Of the hest things The kind that have seen Iht-
excellent Tablet the properties Of both hone ard
strop requires no oil other fluid and in its
remcly simple Ii Is most particularly recommended 70
gentlemen who experience the ncJnvet ence OF endei
lace and strong beard a razor occasionally applied To
the Tablet will aud retain perfect an edge us 10
render the operation OF shaving a. easy aud agreeable u
before unpleasant and painful
have several certificates of the great uis and value oil
the Tablet Sirop from scientific gentlemen, but that II
may be sssfac DRY 10 the public deem II rgnt TO
insert The folio wiag from Dr. Griecom DR.. Valentine Mott
and General James Tallmadge
George Saunders Improved Sirop. freely testi'
f. value The side which no calls the Ne tac In
ble far kaow, thing of his own introduction
this county, appears to be an excellent CONVENIENT
substitute for hone and operating on the same prihcpe
as steel doss upon a table knife, but with far greater
smoothness and certainty the unpleasant neces
sily of oil and water assist in whettDg Inc other
three sides Of the strop extremely well hnsheo ia
smooth aud almost elastic preserving Tie rnZor from 'hat
roundness Of edge which destroys its keennas
Nav 49, 1897 VALENTINE MOTT.
Saunderss Razor Srop, with its four sides combines
admirably all the requisites to sharpen and set razor-
with fine aud smooth edse-i real comfort tn pos
II. JAMES IAI-LhADuL.
New York. November, 1910
G. Saunders Inventor and sold by e. Saunders Son,
los Broadway G27 5tis.
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FIRE IN CoscoRDlA-On Wednesday night last
the .tear. cotton gin of Samuel Davis, Esq near
vidaiia, was destroyed by fire, together with some
eighty or ninety bales of cotton. Estimated loss
$4,000. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of a white incendiary. Mr. Tucker, the
overseer on the place, robbed of his trunk and
gun while the gin was burning. n. o. Ores City.
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A Q TION 49, e :.
BY =. DRAPER I
Store 81 WtAiGn-a;reet cor,,, Of p;r..,,,s.t

1919 u ~ '++.1.--"sfeeN. corrcf OF PIas-ytrss
WEDNESDAY, Dee
AT IL o'clock. At the hsrehsnts's Exchange
BoNDs-One Million Dollar, OF Bonds OF the ora, ;f.
and IIass Company, IN ssus TO SUIT purchaser having
about 10 years 10 run bearing interest per
per annuri payable semiannually the city OF n York
FRIDAY. December II,
Al l o'clock at The Merchants Exchange.
For farther particulars see advertisement, signed R.
VI. & :. F. Blatchford.
Also bond and mortgage for 5000 upon very ,sla
able Farm with large d. cling and out. house. etc III Hs
yerstrav. RockIand County, New-York. psysbls in 4
years with per interest aud having additional
CURLY attaches thereto. will be expressed at the
OF sale Said Farm Is considered worth I've times the
smount Of the mortgage
$4,000 Re>os AND MoRrGAGEs-Th:ce hundred aud
forty thou, and collars OF the Bonds of the original
Stock oders of the Nes Brighton Association en- which
there due sboai the cum Of $Si5UoO. the pay
ment OF which secured by mortgages upon all the re-
mSlniny Of Said ASSOCIATION.
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vcied Of the murder Of his wife, and sentenced the %
o December, 1899 be hung the 18th of January,
1870 and whose sentence commuted imprisonment
for life by the Governor, died Monday last and thus
completed his earthly sentence. man named Benjamin
Loyejoy, Who in March, 1891 sentenced for life for
highway robbery died there Friday last
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FIRE IL LocyPoRr.-We learn by Col. Charles
and passengers from the west, that the Lockport
Hosse, a, the termination of the railroad, Lower
Town, destroyed by FIRE, about 10 o'clock on
Sunday morning. the lst inst. A good part of the
furniture, which is nearl y new, was saved. The
house was kept by T. w. Hascell. The fire orr
glnated from some defect in of the chimneys.
Rochester, Dem. 23d.
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a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMEREs,
OF THE LATEST FALL And WINTER PATrsASs
Can be found at the
New-York Cash Tutoring Embellishments,

lAS ulton-Sireet, near Broadway,
Where particular attention Is paid TO cutting Pants IN
any style our customers may WISH and made al the short
est rotice great variety c Diamond, Vine AID Bond
street Beavers for Oyercon mhdc to order, IN style
surpassed by none and prices 10 suit the most econom
zeal Also usual full assortment Of WeS-of England
and French Cloths, together with the Woolea' VeIveis
Cashmeres Brccate and other Silks for Vestings cou
priscs as full an assortment b. found in the city
Strict puuctuality observed in filling orders. Cash on
delivery and no abatement in prices.
B.-Those persons in want of good and fashionable
Oyercoa moderate price, are invited TO call and ex
anime our style and quality before purchasing ese~ here
as Mr. Gaylord gives his whole attention to the cutting de
partment whose guaranty for hrst-rate
fit. OF II }. T.. BoOTH Agent
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M drUeD

In this city. Nov 81 George Clayton, Of the Rev
Johr Cha, ton Loudon 10 Agnes, daughter OF the late
Robert holiday.
In tbs city, Nov - Frederick B. Macy, to Sarah B.
daughter Of Charles w. Dunn.
Al Wilton Com. Nov. 81, b. the Rev. MI Smith MIR.
w Harris of Bas,on Spa Miss Mary, eldest daughter
of Col Geo. Mi1debroe.. OF the former place.
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Commercial and Honey Matters.

INuTsdug, r ~
Tha amount Of Bonds sold al the Brokers Board thu,
morning was rather large, at prices improved since yes
terday morning. but not materially different from the
sales at the Second Board yesterday afternoon The sales
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New STEAMBOAT ARRANGEMENT FOR THE
sPRISG.-We are informed by our friend Capt.
Brooks that an arrangement has been concluded
upon for the coming Spring, by which one boat
Will run direct TO and from Bridgeport to NewYork
daily touching only at Wilson's dock, and that the
other boat will be employed between Norwalk and
Ncw-York, touching at the intermediate places,
with the exception of Wilson's.
The object of thi, arrangement ia to induce
travel from the North via Bridgeport 10 New orK'
which might otherwise pass down the Hudson
The price will be the same both ways
Norwalk Gazette.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Pscke, ship Utica Hewitt I'm Havre 18th Oct ~h ins'
10 Boyd & ilIncken $1,000,
Ship Richard Anderson Bennett 46 dys I'm Liverpool o.
with mdz 10 Thomp,oa. 18Th inst lat II -, Ion OF ~
exchanged signals VITA ship Harvest, of NioTk
Danish ship Catharine Dre,sahe IS dys fan Rio Jane
iro coffee to l. phipps Co.
Brig Retrieve, fm Nor h Carolina.
Brig Car pian Taylor Newport in ballast, capoia
Schr Complain Sparrow, Boston, mdEs, Atkins
Schr Pacific, Smith, S,ohingion. potatoes.
Sehr NcDonough, Berry, Boston, mdzs, Lewis.
Schr Ann, Myers. Eachas, lumber, Brett * Vose-
Schr Rochester, Wyse, I'm Baltimore with houT.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ship. rIorida, Porter Charleston, G Gerdingi Ala
hams, Bunker. N0.eans. w Nelson
R,rks Autoleon Simpson, Apalachicola, Nesmith &
Rig r Lamar, Samermsn. Savannah, Scot; q MOI
rill: Peruvian Watson, Norfolk, Nesmih q Lees,' III
b. ;hon Vn.bsck & Co: Sullivan. Brown, Charles
ION. buckley; Cumberland, blanchard Bermuda Ne'
mih & Leeds. c, nv,
Schrs Barbara Squier.. Alexandra "corec AT
Somcrs, Richmond.
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A NJ q Sc NJ E \ T S.
BowERY AmPHETHEATRE.

NO. I'D Z>0NtEF'
THIS EVENING November p. the performance VIII
l. commence with the grand Chinese EntTee-
4 lsUghabe Comic Dtty, BY hr. Naiasns
Followed b. the graceful Equestrian Exercises OF the
Youthful Here Master o. Buckley or sicge horse cur
Tag waich he VIII execute many wonderful leaps over
carriers CANVAS. &c, showing dexteriy and asli'y
Truly astonishing every beholder.
Highland Fling By Mr. Archer.
Mr.. J. Buckley wlli his CHARACTERISTIC act OF
Hall Seas o. our Lsrboard and Sarboard Is Grog
Master II. Rivers will exhibit his wonderful effort on
me Enchanted ladser, called the World Turned Psce
Dow and conclude by !us brace Of pistols hle on
lhc pole
Mr. Portland will introduce astonishing performance
trsae the difficult and pleasing fsats OF Indian Jug
The Dowreaster', Visit 20 the Show, BY Mr. Archer in
which ne will Introduce many uneqused eais Of Horse
mlushIp.
Feats Of Gymnastics BY the celebrated Rivers Family
The Orchestra full ard effective Leader Mr. Rogers
Grand Trial OF Skull upon the spring board by the Whole
com 1any. IN Ehch Mr.. Mcfarland the wonder of the
"ori and the yaul;er Of the universe will mske
hs appearance. This extraordinary has succeeded
IN turning Somors any other person living
The lie to conclude stk the comic aftefpece OF the
German Farmer.
Doors open quarter past o'clock, performance
commences al.
Boxes 81 tents Pit - cents. ms 81
1IR. 81 AHAn's SACRED CON
VI CERT, IN the splendid Gothic Rooms. Cate Ma
conc Ha Saturday the 2,th OF Nov. at O'clock.
Part 7.
Selections from Hsnde's Oratorio OF the Messiah.
Recitation 49, Comfort We my People.
Ar. Every Valley.
Pastoral SYMPHONY
Recitation. There were Shepherds.
Au....H He snail Feed hts Flock.
Recitation. Thy Rebuke hath broken hrs hesri
Air Behold and See
Recitation. - He that dwelleih in Heaven.
Air. Thou halt d asa them IN pieces.
Ar i know that ruy Redesmer liveth
PartII.
Jepthah's Reflection on his rash Vow.
Recitation -. Deeper AND deeper till.
Ar Wan her Angels throu6h the Skies. Handel
Recitation. -. From tie Oritoio OF Judas Mae
eabcus-My Arms against this Georgas will
go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hsade.
Ar Sound and alarm.
Air. Rocked the cradle of the deep Knight.
Judgement Hymn, by Martin Luther.
Great God what do see and hear
Tickets $ each. n26 u
slGSOsS NaGEE's
INASEWEE.e. SONCE RT-Ip accordance
with wishes of number of gentlemen of ihI. city
addressed him. Sgnor John Nage has the honor to an
that he intends giving Grand Vocal AID lnstu
mental Concert previous his departure, on THURS
DAY EVENING December J. at the Cay Hotel assisted
by ths following eminent artists:
Mrs SUTTON.
Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the Piano Forte, who
has kindly volu. .cTcd his services.
Mr. L. c. HILL, Leader of the Quartette.
Yr. H. 1lMM, who will preside At the Piano Forte
Tcxcs Dollar each be had al the principal mu-
stores an the door the evening ofper'ormapce
Doors open o'clock commence at O'Clock pre-
ci.ey. r.hn
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HARDWARE AND WOODWARE
RINGS COUGH CANDY.

a MOTHER PROFESSIONAL CERTlFlCATE.-h
affords rie pleasure state that have not only Rearc
Mr.. II RINGS COUGH CANDY spoken OF IN tn
most exalted by my professional brethreu for tn
rer.oyal of Coughs Colds, Influenza q but from per
sonnl u,. nave tested its medicinal virtues winch la
surpassed my belief and, also, from Aho"iedso OIL u
dents ard it, -cenic mode Of propagation have
mn be,,t,on in erouougciny remedy worthy Of ihe
r,o.t extended professional well public patronage
WIN E GRANDIN, NJ. D.
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist Gas Broadway, Ny.
II Prepared and for sale by C. II. Ring GA Broad
way Sod at manuflctarers prices by AYNAR. 1872 MAJ
sau ST. and most Druggists ~ ISL
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LAWYERS DIARY..-... Nov .G
CALENDER OF Court COMMON PLEAs-Ths Day
49, 49, 49, 49, 49, So 81 60 90 a. So 50, 81, &C. II, Al.
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CLOTHING.

II Tbs balance of a Wholesale stock Of Winter Cloth
ing will be sold at retail for few weeks only at such
prices as will save the purchasers from s. TO SIS
Beaver Pilot Cloth and Flushing overceats from 81.
to SIS.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Winter Frocks from to s22
Black, Blue aud Olive Dress aud Frock Goats from
40 SIC.
Ca ,imere and satinct Pants Vests, Shorts Drawers,
&c. &c.
o1y;. No lOCedar-sirect M stairs.
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AUCTION GOODS.
SUIT TON & IL u " I'd l. 4


RE now offering their customers large selection
IA OF Fall and Winter Dry Good. Of new styles. at
prices which they think sl the views OF any that
may give them call. They have
BROADCLoTHS, Cassimeres and Festings, from auc-
ton, cheap
FLANNFLs of English Welsh, aud American make,
very cheap.
De LANES of new styles, Stripes Chene &c.
MERINOS of English, German and French, Just from
auction.
BOMBiZINES Of black and blue black, do do do.
SILKS black blse-back and coIoEed, superior style
and tariff
BONNET SILKS of Chcne, watered, corded, changea-
bic and other styles of them quite and selling
very cheap SilliuerS will do we'll 10 call as they can
purch4s, at wholesale prices.
RIBBONS. EIBBOaS Of Chene striped, shaded PLAID
and waercd for sonnet and caps at much lower prices
than in tae early part of the
FRENCH PRINTS, OF ETY. les at Is Id, 3D. Is I'd,
% = 6i, 5. -
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS at very re-
Guced prices Also Domestic Goods OF ali kinds, from
the factories the country, and at factory prices
HOSIERY Gloves, NitiS. &c IN almost endless Varie-
" and style every other article OF fancy and
,tap. Goods IN the line prices that are truly dcsi
rable
MAZARINE Blue Velvets ard MeriIoes.
" B. But one price and no deceFuon NJ lrIs
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slGSOsk N.at:Eg4,s
IL q e Il W. 4 On a, L Il =

C3ATE AND MARBLE BED BILLIARD
- TABLES wIh both Iron and Mahogany Frames.
the Climax Eating Rooms No. Il Ann Il aud i49 Fulton
ST. Tse greatest and b,st Of Table, with al
the European improvements, ia full operation Buy
and players nvitsd call and try them mis- If us
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N,.rER Routs &c Nnw.YoRx-Thaokst 10 the

WINTER RoUrs To NEw-YoRx.-Thaoks to the
enterprise OF the NewEngland States, the citizens
- Troy. Albany, and of the North and Western
counties of New-York, will be provided the coming
winter with railroad and steamboat CONVEY ances 10
n. CITY of New-York, with the exception OF about
twenty miles of staging There will be two routes
one from Albany TO West Stockbridge, thence by
Y,.se % miles to Canaan, thence by the Housa-
ionic railroad to Bridgeport, and thence by steam
boat to New-York. Distance, 1870 miles. The
ether from Albany to Springfield, Mass. thence by
.,aee 90 miles to Hartford, thence by railroad to
New. Haven, and thence by steamboat to Newly rk.
Distance about 24O miles.
Farewell forever, therefore, to the Stage route
over the highlands and TO its attendant bad roads
had taverns, and ,nai-like progress. The mail,
however, viii probably still continue Ia be brought
BY the old route, and we shall therefore, be obliged
to derive our Congressional news, at least for this
winter. from the Boston papers. When will the
city OF New-York wake up In regard to the nenes-
sits Of constructing railroad 10 Troy and Albany?
Troy Wing.
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COLDsMETH's WHITING AND BOOK
81 kEtPiNG ACADEMY, @s1 Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall-Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully in
forms the ladies' aud genten New York and Brook
yR, thst his Rooms now opol Tor Ito reception OF
pupils asd vislters.
SIR q. pledges himself mpar TO ALL III Ton Lessons
Of OSE fiouR EACH, his much admired system OF MEH
l..
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TT.rgsN 1IyaIG.-Mr. MANNINU U"ei

NPURsUANCE of an order Of the Surrog ale OF
the County of New York, Notice hereby gwen 10 Al
person, haying CLAIMS against Henry Deenbough ate VI
The CITY of NswYork Physician deceased, TO present '
win he vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers al the
nfcc Of The subscriber, Thomas McErath No u 'osa
s,rsct IN the City Of NewYork, or before the tSel
ay OF January next! Dated the GiI'n . d
'uis' - " THOMAS McELRATH, AdnF
u All persons indebted to the above named si .m
-oonss,,d 70 make Immediate payment Yis laTou
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h-se nssiui IN eac5ing he Will be employed 10 IN
sFr't IN the EaFsh branche--he will receive compeH-
saon sufficient defray MS expenses Immediate ae-
phc.tion must be made. Enquire la0 Henry
Also young man capable of nstructisg In the French
Language Enquire above. n26 81
HUTn0N's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No F''' Pearl sirf ct. Rrosdwav. nl6 Inns
TORN McCABE * Co.'S INTELLIGENCE
RgFtsEsees Hon. NJ H. Grinnell H. Brevoort. Esq
w Irving. Prof Rensick. nI3 In
CODEY's LADY's B00R....0Ece -
~ BOW hhf -Godeys Ladys Book and Ladies.
hh-scsn Magazine, Edited by Mrs. Sarah j. Hale and
Mrs Lydia h Si-eurney.
Contents ofiae December NunberVo %
The Scotch Pedlar by Prof ". J. Walter.
The Fathers Return bv the same.
Coed Night. by the same.
nk and Fashion or the Countess in spite OF Herself
by Mrs r. c. Embury.
graham.
The Glad Re,resr, by E G Squer
The Ruterhv. by Mrs L Sieourney.
The Double Picture, by P.iny Earle VI D.
The Widows Story. by X. Shelton Mckenzie, l.. l.. D
Loeb Lornoni, by Mrs. L. H Sigourney
The Court oil kiHg Ohio by Prof. ?rrdlcaris.
The Sailor. by Miss {. F Orle.
Prayer a; the HISS Head by Mrs. f. c. Siedinan.
Youthful Old Age, by L. Fitzgerald Tassiro
Ske ches from unpublished Poem. by Z. Mcclure
Sweethearts and Wives, by T. d Arthur.
The Poetry OF Childhood, BY Miss c. L. Brooke.
The Happy Day. by Epes Sargent
The Secona Husband by Mrs. F.. Benncrs.
The Bird OF Paradise, BY J. E Knight.
The Brothers, Domestic Tale, by Miss Meeta d. Dun
The Rainbow Of the Soul by Mrs. Frances s. Osgood.
Evenings at aFrend's, bv Mrs Sarah f. Farley.
Song of the Season, by Mrs Sarah J. Halo.
Lines by James Adrich.
Leouilla LynmOre, by Miss T.. Leslie.
Winter Sunset
Mu.ic, Bird of the Gentle Wing, by Miss Augusta
Browne
Music, Dosi Thou idly ask to Hear, by J. E. Burt.
Publishers Notice Editors Table Editors Book Table;
EMBELLISHMENTS:
The Scotch Pedsr by Wiikie. engraved by A. l.. Dick
Home the Fathers Return engraved by ~ Gin
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Good Night. engraved by Humphreys
Terms, So 90 per snnum advance, IS cents sim
gle number. Published monthly delivered In any part Of
this city and Brooklyn, aud by mail al parts Of
the United States and the Cauadss, by
naG Bis ISRAEL POST. g Bovery
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instrument patent action superior oac, made IN Bos
by celebrated maker and has not been months IN
use Will be sold srest bargain for cash, al 81 asst
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Saunders Metallic Sr.p. This article has been extern
svey used throughout Eng land, America. and less
mere. Ii imparts TO keen and smooth edge far
quicker and with more certainty, than any other Article