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New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
AIR Tsf:isT s'C0TEs-We again ell tn

AIR TsGisT sC0TEs-We again ell the
N attention the ruso hi- most invaluable article
Those IN ant of would do well TO ook AZ the ad
yantages this has all Others III ihs market They
consume bM, ,ie se supplying but once II I" en-
y-our hours are co dust snd dirt, an4 are 'ecom
!ended by the fir.t physi,i.Os IN the couctry
Taey create = wholesome atmosphere and are by far
The hest stove, TO. inyas ever introduced. For IN
ang qusn,i,y and ursi,he to any style nsh required
A. - ~ -, ~ '''ee' '~' V. BADGER
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
4 MI Sc NJ E n I S.

FIR. BRAnA5i's COSC z 81 -Mr; BAA-
VI HAM a4s the honor announce that he VIII gave a
Concert AZ the Asior House. on MoEday sveuins Nov.
20 commence al o'clock
RoGRAMME-
pAET
Heroic Soug-The Last WORDS Of Marniop
POetr, BY S.r walter Sco;i, .-p' Clarke.
lrish Ar-tiad Heart Tor FasssOod Framed,
Poetry ~ sheridan ---.-.-.- ---------
Scotch Sons-Buc Bsnnets over the Border
Irish Meiody-Frieud of ray Soul --.---...-.T. Moore
NavsI >ong-siani b. your Guns a. sung by ,ir.
Braham a; the Theatre RoysL Drury Lane.
Lennon carter
Scoics Ais-kelvin Grove, arranged ., .... Brsham,
Celebrated >ong-Rrrce, Address TO HI. Arsy
>co;- aha hAe vi Wallace bled.
PART
Grand Sacred Scene from the Ora,orio Of Jepa-
tia.---- -...-.. .-.------
Recra'ise Deeper and Deeper stil-Air, Wsii her
Auce!s--------. ---------....- Handel
Scotch >0Eg-Jshu Anderson my Burns.
Soss-Th- Kovers Bride Lee
Soue-The Miniature, the Poetry By ---..----.-
~ = Morris hnieht
Scotch Souc-A Mans Nlu. for = tAat....-. Barns.
Inc far famed Sc. >ong-rhe Bay OF Bl,cay.
Ticket, $l-Chdren half prieo To be had At
Hiils 2ul Sroat~ay; Heysti y Co.'S; sud Jolu' Music
stores and aI the Astcr House. u53
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
New Work by X. II. Dana, Jr.

The Nenmun's r TTIChU VUIIVHHI''s
P,Rrl plain Treatise Practical Seapanship, with
engraved illustrations, and full Dictionary OF
Sea Terms
hRrn. Customs and Usarcs of the Merchant Service
rotating TO the Office of the Master, chief aud
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook, able
and ordinary Seanen &c &c.
Pmr ILL., Laws relating the practical duties of Master
and Mariner. BY the author of Two Years
Before the Mast" l Vol l2mo
THE YOUNG CHOIR or School Singing. book ori
NAL and selected. By VIM b. Bradbury and C. w Sas
:en. Just published and for sale by
DAYTON & SAXTON
o5 l2i Fulton 81, cor of Nassau,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

The rates of Foreign Exchange are without variation
bu, the market Sterling We quote at .: H.
aud primo bills lot Bills su Paris 5,l'; IT 52o
o. & Bark not Offering very freely and one OF
our Brokers is buying at A n IS discount.
There sale of Sic. 900 Arkun,as Bonds at auction
a5O
The rates for Specie continue high Spanish Dollars
ar. atG per cent premium; Mexican y Aneri-
can Halves 1t. Tho former the buying rates.
Gold is not selling at present at premism.
The Buffalo Commercial that the Bank Of Baf4.
10 has been enoned and the Bank Commissioners are ell
raged in examining its affairs.
Tho Bank Of Bennington selling at s. per
discount The Vermont Gazette, published at Renning
,ou has full confidence that the will be eycntUslly
redeemed and advises To make u sacrifice. We
think much better to G5 cen;c than wait year
two for the fuflAon of broken bank promises of u
mate redemption, shd then get nothing We have no
faith in the stability Of any institution that forces dis
tan, circulation in the manner the manner this Bank has
DONE recommend readers become better strang
Or with the of all such banks for the future.
The Buffalo Commercial states that tho of the
Bank Of Olean received in dcpose par at the Com
mercia Bank that city II this be correct the Of
Iiscoust here is much too high The Commercial Bank
continues firm, and promptly rcdeems its bills 1t is sup
posed that the Bank Of Buffalo failure will be bad
nfny all the capital is said Sill be lo. The Comp
oer will make arrang emoRts for the redemption of the
notes
Mr. l.. C. Sexton has been arrested Fort Plain for
attempting negotiate worthless Certificates ofDerose.
He had genuine Certificate of Deposi on the Clinton
Bank broken institution formed in this city under
Free Banking act.
The present ejaculation Of the Banks of Baltimore
IN January $40, I9s SCI
1871, Z" ......---..--.-.---..l,1sl, ISL ,yHb
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u UtN U o IT Il u
= The Loudon Quarterly Review, n,

CONTENTS.
l. Buckingham snd Combe on the United St.;e..
II Patchwork Capt. B. Hall
Ill sketche, cf Irish Pea-altry, BY CARLTON ot~ay
Lady Ch4tterton. &c.
". -E.phustane's History of India
v Nicolas and Hcli British Orders Of Hnghthood
Representation OF the t.autageuet. ard Stusrts
VI Letters from The Baltic E.ihona
VII Correspondence Of Ms. Adams
VIII The Old aud New Ministries
J. VI MASON. Publisher
nc 2t basement rooms cor Pine aul Broadzay
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
BOWERY CIRCUS.

THIS EVENING, Nov. {. she entertainment.
u viii commence ~lta Grand N,tiop2! Pagesut sf
Eq1estrisns and Horses, emitted knights and Cavaliers
N which will h. exhibited some finished ,pecimSas OF
MIsuet Dancing.
Ground and Lofty Gymnastics, by the whole Troupe.
Pas EcO'ss., by Miss wells
The celebrated Mat Genroy viii appear OF hi
IuImItabe Acts
Nj per!ous IL characteristic Seena entitled The Afr
c-n Dwarf aad NsV-EorA Fr>iHau.
M Wells sill appear IN and pleasing feat.
Dis Louise Well appears Act called nc I.tte
Bind Cod anc the SCOT Bag
masuicen, Vaultinc Act by noble and eficieu; Com
pany. headed BY Mcfarland, sho during ta- week
thre7 g Somersct.
The Russian Courier, brilliant Scene, by Mr. Cadwal
laG.r and Ms. Wells.
Succeeded by McColum'. Act OF real hor,rmsushp-
challenge to Foreigners and unsurpassed for elegance
and execution.
Doors to be opened 6 Performances commence Mt !
Boxes, ~ crnts Pit - ceni, n6
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
CKOCKEKY aNp &LAssWAKE

< MERRII'TS X PAGE ~ouii call the a;tenton Of
others their extensive stoc OF China
Glass &c comprising variety OF ne~ AMI la2d-
some pattern, be found the c'ty-the "hola Of
wach will be sold extremely low prices jest opened
,plsndd article OF China and Tea Sets and Liverpool
pinins Ware, equal to any offered
ME2RiTTS & PAGE,
ISnu.rv and ,2t lir.nI
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
Miuia,ure Aimnrnc.-THis DAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY:
PORT oFrNEw-YoRK, NOVEMBER 6. Is

Ships Wnstchester, Ferris, Savann-h r. Richards; Ce
uevs Hall, New Orleans, L. ID. Hutlbut Xyou, Putnam,
Charleston y, N,Put.ar.
Bark La Grange, Porter, Savannah, Danham 4 Dlaon,
Dan brig Daniel Roenae. MarseIes, ID. II. Schmidt,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

(t0I.DaKsTEz'- WRITING AND BOOK
u KEEPING ACADEMY, Isl Broad~ay, opposite
Washington lIa.-Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully IN
forms the ladies' and gentlemen ot Ne" York and brook
yn, that hi, Rooms open for the reception OF
pupils aud vl-iters.
Sir Ii. pledges himself to impart 10 all in Ten Lessons
Of OSE HouK EAcH, Ais mucn admired system OF MEa-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
Auction Sales.

By W. II. Franklin.-Real Es,nte-Threo-story house
corner 0th aud .th avenue, $3.50.
By l.. Nj Hoffman & Co.-Tcas-lmportcd Ill the ship
hamilton Terms uotes at months, payable III ;he city
New York, TO be made satisfactory 10 the sellers NY
oa-2u chest. nj 65 per H. ~ do withdrawa 81
yb boxc. at Il cents; 80 DO do 20. Young Hyson-ls
r chests per 10; - do do &c, 81 do do -; 3
0do 7l - do do 10 ~ do DO 6S - do do 6s IL! do
G7 100 10 do Co. SO do do ISL IA do 60 6i; III Do
to6l 10 do itldrswn; l2 DO do 80 che>t d3 IA do
half do -. 80 chests 62. Ga half do 62; 6i do do G
25 DO do 81; T. chests l3 half do co. IL DO do ~ 10 90
56 81 do do 81 65 10 do 5i. PSI DO do, 100 chests
81 - half do withdraw; 4Gd 10 do 4S. l6l do do 43
cents. HySon Skn-20 chests &C psr To- Go do do
. DO do Sc 2s do 90 53i. Genpowder-I6 half chests
i per lb Il chests 6l lmp"ull half cheats tG. per
b. Il chests 6l; Souchoug-l chest, II cents per 10;
20 do 49,. PowchoIg-o7 half chests IS cents per IL
DO do 81. Cassia-3eU mat, ~ per ls $500 with
Gawn
BY b. c. * W. Pel & Co. Malaga Fruit, cutre cargo
dhs brig Norna-63O9 boxe. bunch Ralsns 81 l4Oa -;
& half do 76c; 1901 or do SIC; 1851 hoNcs Bloom do
SlG l5 kegs do $780, $50 do s. 25 600 boxes Lemons
NJOs4s7 200 half kegs Gsapes al s. %. Terms four
aon,as.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
Neyy-YorI1 Market.

ASlIES-Pots are generally fl III at 3 10y, bu, few
bbl. have been sold at 600 Pearl, 55. Sales 100 bbI.
each description.
CoTToN.-sales 10 day eco bales mostly to spinner.
q, firm rates. The stock is about eO0O bales of which
300 bale, are of the new crep.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc market ren.ns duh Il,
COO for Western and some small sales probably made
M59i Michigan and Trey 5S7i 5,9i Georgetown c
s6l2! Howard Street at the same rates. Bras
DIVINE G25 331i. Sales 1900 bbl. delivered Brandy
sue a, 6,3t. Nenl 5,2j Rye Flour is improving
We quote $50 80.
GRAIN.-No sales Wheat parcel OF $500 bushels
Of Rye and Corn taken together e9!c weight deliver
ed 2jed bushels Barley sold 62! an! 3O0o inferior ut
Sass cents 1900 bushels Southern Corn a, 65;. meas
Oats are in good demand ste Northern Corn worth
~ cents uras
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
r. NJ. & f. II. BLATCHFOBD.
o2j dtNI7 No Hanover. .r.c
o25 dtNI7

u Inst night-Tnc circus closes this evening
and have tie strength OF the Company
cxerted to make grand display An ordinary Troops
weekly perfornapc, vii be- gwen this interesting
say nothing OF the attractions talent
and yarIou. peeuar to tins arena aud inpo,sib-
Ia be produced elcwher- Neither election
di.agrceaJc weather have been any hiudrancss to
drawing crow dcd houses. Let o-uight eclipse al Others.
u Thc thcnpcsi s'nsh Tailor gct.-PE-
TER V. Hustled NJ. Chatham square, cOruer of
Chatham street, makes Cothes order the
sye 10 per cheapar than the cheapest chs Tailor
III this city. goal #. ia all warranted o4o I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
EMRELLISHMENTs.


The Tomb OF Washington. Esgravc1 on steel by A :
Dick frcru Painting By ~. Bartlett
The Washington Medal. struck commehoration OF
the evacuation Il Boston faved -teel IN he Ne li-
hoa >iyl- b. Mr.. SaNion
Pet,richs S;aise Of Washington. Engraved by T. II.
Mumford from .ketcn by Willisas-
Gretnouch'- Statue Of Washington, E-sraved by
II. Mumford, from sketch - Ffasciss Memorials oi
Washington.
VIZ Hudsor'. Bust OF Wasaiuytos.
Stuart's Original Portrait OF Washington Stuirts
Faaeuil Hall Portrait Of Washington Sirart Portrait
from the MARQUIS of L4n>cowue's col ec;icn.
Chantrey's Statue OF Washington, Engraved on steel
strather's Ssrcophagu- of Washington Two view.
Engraved by T. II. Ns,nford, copied from Mr. Strilk
lsnd', Tomb OF Washington
T.e Csp,ire Prince, Engraved by J. B AinOi from a
design bS Adoiph MenzeL
Ssaool Friendship Engraved by T II MamfOrd, from
.ketch by FraHkenstcin-
PORTRAIT OF M4ry De Msdie4, Engraved by c. N.Par
nelrs.
tia et,srs Engraved BY c. n. Paimeee, g. B. Minos
and by II Mumiori
Tc:ns 100 per in advance, or Isl
.ipss number. Published monthly, delivered any
mart of this Ciiy brooalyn and by Mail al
part of The United States sad the Canads by TIE pub
| '..her ISRAEL POST,
nj 3usDslW = Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

Scb,oncrs Olivia Virginia Rollins Norfolk: Surveyor
Poulhu Baltlisose; Canton Staples Darien. Geo, VOL
colt Ryau Boston ANA Hall, Chase, do Presden', Cud
worth D.rieu Geo.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
M,y MAD Z, THE
New Xoris Ensh Enilorimx EstnbIishmeM1, u,

li2 FULroN-srREEr, sEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash and will comprise most o.
the different styles in the market some very choice
England anI French cloths do do black and fan
cy coored c.s for pants. do cashucres and vel'-t
for ,estugs, all of which ~ll be made and trimmed III
the richest manner 40 per cent below credit prices
Strict punctuality observed III hlng orders Cash on
delivery and abatemeu, in prices
P.S-Or fail business has already decreased to that
e1icn, that compelled 20 increase oar help IN the
cutting department. which still under the superintend-
encc Of Nr NJ Gaylord who "ll give hi- whole attention
to the different, styles Of garments that may be IN
,roduced.
Particular attention paid 10 cutting pants.
o., I'm j. G BOOTH, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
Second Bonrd,
Commercial and aIoncy Matters.

The sale, a, the Exchange Board to-day very
I,rge but without important ation in rates. The
,,so.sctons srem which stock spectators appear
tn direct OF their attention. continue be extensive,
reaching to-day upwards Of 81 shares cosEg 5 an
advance of TIE bears hammerng this stock, hut
It gradually improves spite Of iher ex-rors. Della
.,re and Hudson went up psr New Jer,ey j. Pat
er.on Farmers Trust, Canton, Mohawk and otoning
ton declined each
Ia State Securities be sales were limited and the mar
k. was not firm uois Skies fell of J. Indiana Bonds
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
THE ELECTION is OVER.

THE ELECTION is OVER.
IL The Battle has been fought aud the Victory won
aud lrge majority Of the Ladies Of this city have de-
cided that they buy their Dry Goods cheapest
r.. w. ~ w a. d. 5.LE vs.
Wholesale md Esefuil store.
43O GRAND-STREET,
Where you can find extensive assortment Of DR. y
GOODS, such prices preclude the necessity OF going
further either of quantity, quality price.
Good BROADCLOTlS sold at 81 %.
Better DO. DO s. 20.
Good CASSIMERES at shilegs.
FIRST rate DO. 10 TO II shilling
All .orl- Of Goods for Ladies Winter Cloaks aud
Dresses, Flanne, Mernoes Linens. &c. &c-
Splendid Eneli.A print- at smiling.
And IL fnct every article you mention IN the article
you car mention the article Of DRY GOODS sold at
lower prices than be- afforded by oheT houses, be-
cause decided advantage IN purchasing Good.
y. .B.-GIE.EY IN the name, 43O IN the
number. nj lw
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

~, TO E.ET-For Dry Goods Boot and Shoe
lii Store, aud handsome Store situated III au ex
c5llen; necahorhood 'hc city where of the
above kild would DO excellent bssiucs,. Inquire NJ
t.. office hrtweep 10 und II 4. NJ. thi. day uS IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

u The only Medicine worthy Of confidence a.
reasdy for ina; fatal mslady, Consumption. Is
Professor RCchhots Compound syrup OF Cspissia." :"
AbuUdant evidence c0-d be By certificates Of
-pecabe persons but prefer TO ls, upon
merits and warrant TO afford relief r,znd the money
Prepared only R F.. U.bble Co.. and for .ale AZ Nil
haus 3 Btoad~sy, and : D. Allen 4 Cos, 81 CRAM
tiN. !. In Newark, y. j. by Jos +. TnpPe Druryls;
Broad u6 It
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
SUTTON q BUNDLE, ~ Spring

SUTrON Il 9CNDsE, at ~ Spring street,
- are olrTing heir customers large selection
of Fall and Winter Dry Goods OF sgyle., ut pricr-
which they think Will meet the of any That MAY
give thsm a call. They Lave
Broalolchs Cas;inerr aad Vcstng from auction cheap
Flannel, of English Welsh, and American make, very
cheap.
De- Lame, ofucw styles stripes, chene, &c.
Merlno,, c!Eusli'h German, and Frerch low prices
We've : black blse black ead oolofe+ at last year.
prices.
silks black blue black and coIorcd, superior style and
no tariff.
Boanet Silks chenc watered, corded chnngeabe, and
other styles, OF Them quite new, aud selling very
cheap. Miuers Will DO well 10 call as they eau
purchase al wholesale prices.
Ribbons Ribbons OF chene striped shaded plaid aud
waiercu ior bOuRets sna csps, a; much lower prices
than IN the carly part OF the Season
French P;iats OF new styes Is 3D. Is 81 =, , g. Is
American and English Prints. reduced rriees
Also Domestic Goods OF all kinds from the best fac
tories IN the country. and ut factory price
Hosiery Gloves, Mts, 81. almost endless variety and
style with almost every ether srticle of fancy and
staple obs line, and al pFicss ihat are truly
desirable. la sPRlNG 81.
NB-Bui on- rrlce and no deception NO lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

AMI a mastery command Of the pen, which MS spe
cimcn, aad practical exempfcatios ~" illustrate that
tey possibly ever io'e IN their future practice.
alr e. has received the FIRsr Premium three success
we years for SPECIMENS o. OFF HAND PrNMAN-
sHIr exhibited at the FANS of tine AMEac4N INSTITUTE.
Teri-., FIVE DoLL.Es, including stationery payable
advance.
Bennett, system of Book Keeping laugh, by practi-
cal accountant nj ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
Whit Pine Plnnll.

10000 fest Cnch mea,ure) for staging -, 80 and 30
feet long equal proportion Of each) IL to 20 nch1
wide aVerag. Is inches inches thick, of parallel width,
and edge. saved straight. One half be delivered
cu aud the remainder twenty days
X. c. WETMOKE, Navy Agent,
.lA.. at.r- -..r.nt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

HEalNA. GLASS AND sAR N EN-
y E.-MEkRtrTS 4 PAGE would call Tie
stranger. and ot,er wa-t Of the above
their extensive stock comprising the latest patterns
~slch they offer very low prices at her stores IVp
BoScry and 2i5 Graat street. NO 2tw
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

tvAstD.-Peasant rooms aud board IN a private
ID family may he md in very desirable location l0l
Broad~ay-houSe first class feN Sel,ct boarders of
quiet hlb-. Terms moderate References required and
pINrr
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
~ lTcdicines OF He,f OuoIit,-Apn,o

II McdicInes OF Best 0unlity-Approyed
Popular ltcaeee, Leache EasIish and French P-riu-
cry, Soaps, Brushes, &c, for sale by
J. d |. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
oil" imIs- 227 isd>on -t., corner OF Spring
II Gonsi2nccs per -hip INDEPENDENCE viii
send their permits on board foot OF Maiden lnn
delay.
All good, permitted within I've day, are liable
be Public Store mi
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
white Oak Pinnls.

$500 feet Ouch measure) 3. inch to be 80 co fee,
long ard 10 to II inches wide
10000 feet cnch measurc) inch be 30 to 60 feet
long (onc-hllf be IS feeD aud to L. inches wide
Seasoned Plank viii be preferred and Plank in pnr
seasoned (-sy months) will be indispensable.
particular description VIII be application the
Navy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
81 The Friepds of anmnnitr rill be rl.d

learn that number Of Reformed Drunkard' az expected
to tell their experience. in DrunkcanesaHd Temperance,
al Centre Market Hall (cver Centre Market OF
Grand an1 Centre " Y Sunday 'th Nov. from
to hafp.si 10 O'Clock, A. ". From io3 and from :
to O'Clock P NJ. Also 4, Uaion Market,
OF Hou.,oa and C9lunbi. streets. near the Dry Dock
Sunday the 7h day Of Noeembsr inst, from to
half past 70 o'clock A. N, from to and from to .
o'clock Pm. We4re glac learn hat large numbers Of
DrunkaTds attend these engs, the Pledge, and
thus strive to 3ecome Temporal. and in-u.trou-. *ho
Al" not go mic. Church. We say 60 Reformers
in TIKI. good work
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

u S3t3 3.0Oo.-E-crcmptory Sale Of BONDS
AND MORTGAGES-Tuc Bonds OF the original Snare
holders OF the Ne" Brighton Associations xhlch there
j. dnc about the OF Three Hundred and Forty
five Thousand Dollars, the payment of which ecured
by mortgage upon oil the remaining property of said
Associaiiun w be -old together with s.d mortgage hy
). DRAPER Jr Auctioneer the Merchants Exchange
10 the cit. Of New York. on WEDNESDAY, the l7th
day of November next, o'clock the ioreuoon-
Apply for particulars, to
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS

HUDSON sTssEEE' CHEAP DRY GOODS
IL STOKE-NEW GOOOS-fhe Cheap Store has
u.i md beautiful assortment of Good.
Nhch open for the Inspection OF the ladies' oi
the city nd also 10 strangers who can mako their pur-
this -o-c more advantageous terms than
any other store IN the ely at ~ Hudson st.
The goods consist of Il new sly OF DE LsIues Chino
patterns, very handsome al low price Real WEIGH
Fannel. bot single ai double widths, Of the very best
quality, and very cheap.
large assortment o >eriroes Of the most fashionable
coor aud Of superb quality cheaper thar were ever
offered before.
N,yet the arge, ss-oren III the city five different
shades blue black aud iTe different prce,. Also Ma.
ROOFS purple brown,. anne. blue aud all o.hcr
ors &c These the cheApe.t Nevets ever Offered IN
tAc cily. l.nen Cambria idkfs AZ extraordinary low
prices. all Inca Al =, splen!id artcle of Embroidery
inr oycnnc and ball drasses s al ~ IlndOn 1t. nj I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

YOUNG PEOPLES HOOK, OFFICE =
L BRoADWAi--'r Young Peoples Book,or MaRa
liee OF U,efui sud Entertaining knowecge Edit.d b.
John Frost 4. VI. Professor Of Bells L-tIre IN the High
School of rhiahelpha aud Moion NlcSIichsel.
CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER, VOL.
1t No i'll.
Memorial Of Washington.
Tn. HA-sians by Prof q. Her,hew Bolcher, author
Round the World" &c
The Captive Prince, Translated from the German Of
Franci. hugler
The Reconciliation
Ascent OF ve>uyiu., by Prof. +. c. Wines.
The Tongue Britle, bv T. ). Arthur.
To Lady. By ReyneIl Coates NJ. d.
School Friendships
The Bride by Mrs Msriou II. Rand
Prose, by Poet
A V.st to Greenwood Cemetary, BY F. :. n
The High School Observatory. by Scar, {. Walker,
E.q.
The Two Daa,h Bel. Painter aad the Queen,
with portrait ofMary De 9cticis.
SELF Instruction Drawing Cultivation OF tRe Eye,
KembraH y. rea'e.
On Animal and Vegetable Instinct BY Prof RObey
Duus.on, VI. d.
New Books.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
yellow Iocnst Tin,bar.

To he in Lengths Of from to Ii feet 10 feet
aud fair proportion OF The different lengths each side
One-haf he delivered 3d. and the remainder in 81
days.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

NAVY AGENr's OFFICE,
NeS-iork, Nov ; ISL
u Proposals for supplying the following qusnti
ties of Plank anl Tnarr vii be received this Office TIL
the OH inst VIZ:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18
OUR POST OFFICE.

Our friend, Bella Latham, left the Post
Office Of this place on saturday, and John
G. Miller was duly installed in his place.
Mr.. Latham leaves The office with the
grateful respects ofevery citizen, Of eve
ry party, for his ulbanity as a citizen aud
unblemished integrity as public officer,
while Mr.. Miller, takes his place with a
very unanimous feeling Of dsapprobai6n
of the people Of this city, aud in defiance
of hundreds and hundreds of the people
whose humble petitions were forwarded
to The acting President. At this day,
neither mOdcsty, PrOprety. nor public
feeling seem TO have any Influence upon
our RULERS at Washington. The bal
lot boxes alone will bring them to iheir
senses: The wings formerly complain.
ed that Gen Jackson and Mr.. Van Bu.
rem would not listen to their enemies
they may well complain Ofthe present
powers that they will not even listen to
their Jriends.-StdtesmaR
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18

ORIGIN OF THE TERM DUNNING..
Some Ialsly think Jhut II comes from the
French, where ddmez signifies give me-
implying demaHdRtor something due.
others from duman (Soxon) ~ rhunder;' :
but The true origin Of this expression " res
Is origin 10 one Joe Dunn. famous bal
liif Of Lincoln, England, 50 extremely az
i've and so dexterous in the management,
of his rough business, thai il became a
orovsrb, when a man refused to paw his
iehts, to say, why don't You Dun him!'
Hence it grew into custom, and is now
ss old Is since the days Of Henry the sew
enth.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18

PEACH TREE WORM MIR. ]. P. KirE.
land of Cincinnati makes some valuable
remarks in regard to this worm, in the
Western Farmer and Gardner. The egg
ofthis worm is deposited on the tree near
The insect in the winged state, where it
much resembles the moth family. This
resemblance led TO the experiment of plan
ting close around the tree tansy and worm.
wood, which are known, in common with
camphor, turpenline, tobacco &C., to pro-
Iect clothes from the common moth.--
The results Of the experiment Of Mr.. Kirt-
land, and more especially Of the Hon.
Reuben Wood, near Cleveland, have been
successful. The herbs should
be planted nearly in contact with the body
Of ths tree, and should be cultivated and
kept clear Of grsss.-WtecIi1g Gazette.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18

"Ps, is dog got wingsY ''Wings--
no chiid-don't you know better thsa
tbats" "Why, thunder and scissors, Pa.
this ere paper s Us . big dog few 4, s
man and bil him-l guess dOgsis getwibRs
too."-N. Y. Star.