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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15
EGG RETr HUNDRED
FRENCH FRUIT TREES. ROSES AN
CAMILLIAS

YMN Il I. subscriber has just received from Pa.
r;s, by The ship Olympia. choice co!lcc-
ton OF PEARS. APPLES, PLUMS, PEACH
ES. CHERRIES. .APRlCoTS. ALMONDS,
and MADEIRA WALNUTS, which he offers
for sale either sii.gly or BY the bundle, each
bundle contains 10 Pears. 5 Apples. S Peaches.
S Apricois, 5 Piums, !, Cherries, Almonds,
and 2 Madeira Waluuts. and are beautifully
packed. The Trees a. iiI,' as examined. are
among The finest ever impevteI into this city,
and are well worthy Of the attention of those
wishing to obtain good Fruit. Tbs varieties
are unexcep,ionable
ALso--a few choice ROSES and CAsaIL-
j. d. LEGARE, 81 East B=y,
charleston. Feb. Is March9 If 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15

iiricc 10 FonGleS.-Femlles who vaIue oo.J
health should never hr withont she Life sJeS;
cines as they pur'fy,he blood, remove Obsirn.
tons. and give the skin beautiful, clear. heal
thy. and blooming appra7Hnce.
To PareRiS Gnd OLserS.- Persons OF 4 pletho.
ric habH, wno are subject TO hts headache, rid.
dlnesS, Gimness OF sIsht, or Growsness. from
too great How of blood TO the head. should
take 1t frequently. children. and persons of
all ages, may take tiIem al any tune, Us they do
not contain mercury. or any ingredient that re-
qnIres co. linrmeHt or resirIeuon OF diet.
To EhIcr!y Persons. s.-iians healthy aged In
divIduais. who ki:ow The value OF Moffat's Life
Medicines, make it rule 10 lake them two or
three times "a week, by which they remove the
causes that produce disease, preserve their
health. an'! keep oil The iniirnsi,ics Of age.
Headsct fdmaies should always keep GUAM
tly n,ihe Life Medicines IN the house. us reul.A
edy III cases Of Sudden illness; for by si.eirs
prompt administration, ChoIera Morbus. L;ont
IN the sto'siach, Cramps, Spasfis, Eeyers, and
other alarming Complaints. which loo offer,
pfoyciaiai. may speedily cured on necyetterIE \
Facts for afoskcss and Sarses.--Is q d sfsafs
established by the annual bills or slsoYtn,y. ;lt
one hall OF the children born ase cut az hefoFF
attaining seven years of are. a0,s Inc irs,isi.ts
sptlee pf tis rinrtaGty Is found ID eziss Il;
icul sialt p ,'se stomach and boaels 81
dnces tlls' generation Of Worms. As I'm sait
scst.seg aHsaRsine Health, niisiacE;tic ssase
ise Lille have long be Ia dissiHgnigii.
81 a,d for Gonlness pi The ssnsnae
and hpHcls aaa commissions, alsheass Al ann
rrsy MOI exiss u i aIInwGa t0 &c So ior Is
any older .7s -
For saIe syg
fsssyeh q Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

Antonio Silva. eolored. stealing boots Guilty.
Samuel Winans, assault and battery. Guty-Peniten-
tary months
Mary Ann Wells, stealing. Gulty-P Parliamentary
months
Anthony Hall, stealing. Gui,y-ci,y Prison SO days
Henry Thorn. stealing. Guilty.
Several discharged fer want of witnesses ana the
Court adjourned TO Tuesday next
POLICE OFrIcE.-THEFr OF PURSE AND Mo-
sEY-Acoloted man named John Green arrested and
committed for ealing silk purse and 81 Is in money
from Emma Bates, No y Green street
CoRosEn's OFFIcE.-ACcIDEsTAL BURsIsG.
The Coroner held inquest Thursday evening No
Isl Goerck the body Susan Sands aged years
The deceased on Tuesday morning playing with an
elder sister where there fire. while their
mother was lying sick in another apartment The clothes
Of the deceased caught IRE aad the child severely
burned that she died on Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
AUCTION SALES.
josiah Rscharts Aucroaser.
sY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT

josiah R;charys Aucuoaser.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT !,
D S.ose 1856 Bruadwsr.
Liberia! cash advances made on copsgnDcrSs for auction
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS.
:, Dec. IL, IS and Is.
VALUABLE fsiSsTg LtEgaSY.-Tte remaining Fortce OF
the valuaoe library OF s D. Languee, Esqwith
several collections selected from o;hcr Libraries including
cie>asteai History Biography works or Fine Arts
extraordinary collection 81 rare works America
works on She's asFa!a5y Aasinc sihhos
Philosophy, Civil Mi.syy Engineering apd Tacgbs
valuable works IN the orien;R Languages - voyages
Travels works on hrd.ls ana cois, elegant and
bel>hed booas. ogec with ia7ee variety OF valuable
niseellaneous works in >tsndilid ssSlih LITERATURE
Aronc h Crilcc,inn ox
WEDNESDAY tFI8Sr) EVENINGS SALE, ARE
Eaylss Great HSo' cal Dictor3 vols looi Abererosl
hes Martial Achievements The SECT, Nation vs. teio;
copy OF Jsephus's Wofk ntua5,s sorry INC
man. Empire folio; PeiavicS's SOY o. me Mora telo:
ami Travels vols io O.; Brevefs Travels and History OF
the Antiquities of Europe vos; Greek Tesar'e Sue
phees's celebrated ard rare edl,tn OF 1919; Sroe1 s
10 VS.; The BRUSH Martial vols; R,erofrs tnsiaesis
Champions tufieudo;s History vols; Riecobnas " OH
vo; Barton's History OF he House OF Orange quao
Homes Siys cries OF Religious Shows; The Golden Ass
ADD Metamo:pheses Of Apal<us v>SFo Savages Dicton
sry OF Ar OF Printing "a, kombes History OF the Origin
ana Proeres OF PRINTING! EoceaccoS cameron vs. Syo
500 cngruvngs; Carrsccofs Life OF Clement tits, Me.
norS of Coanirss dAva w; History OF tie Sanatrans
VS. SIllys Memoirs vois; Eab's History EDropei uso-
Clarendon Popi,h Miracles; Shirley Works AVID Poems
The Ara iaS Jusamor, Private Life OF ioais ION
VS.; Claresdons Hsier n The Rebellion vs; ~ags'ar
Works Mrabeau> system OF Nature4 saleans Works;
0vis Mrtamorl hosS fine ictu copy; Usoys Virgil oIos
G ambaro's Academy tor crown HsrseRen quafto copy
with plates: Stanlev'S Hi>tor, OF Philosophy ~ foho
rslrs and Jess of Hugh Peers qaarte-&e &c; Also
Books OF Medals and Coins cprioGs Works Eencng
Voyages aud Travels; Oettca Works, and number OF
very works Penmlnsap Painting ana Archi'ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

DISASTERS.
Brig Barfne, arrived at Providence from Whining ton
sustained considerable damage in gale on the Soth ul and
lost part OF her cargo.
Schr Fame of King ston was ashore Jereme, 10Th ut
Schr Ligoniu from Ellsworth, 30lh u, TOR New York
went ashore al Sedgwick and biged.
Schr Mary jane of Portland with about $1,000 worth oil
merchandise Calais, OF her stern unhers
against wharf in Eapor in the gale on the 5oib and
filed and suHk.
The ship North America asore on Key Vacas @7lh
nit and reported bged She was from THIS port pound
10 Mobile.
The schr Jones, at Portland Dec reports the brig
Atlas ashore M; Desert i'll the gale on LIST instant o'a
wreck The Captain says he saw l9 vessels ashore between
Portland and Mount Desert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

observation-disclosures Q.
L ucius Ii. VAN, (ate firm L. II. Wait X Co.,) NIX.
Noses Capp, clerk N. Y.
william sinclair, \. Y.
Joseph s. Fletcher, halter, n. Y.
Ira Carg. segar and liquor dealer, N. Y.
Harvey e. Wilcox. Gate firm Hathaway Wilco1,) N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

City Hall:
FRANKLIN EVANS OF the Inebrate Price III cents
THE TWO ADMIRALS, Tale by Cooper,
2 vols. ............-.............@
OLIVER TWIST, by Boz .-.-...................25
RODERlCK RANDOM, vol.................25
WING AND WING, (Coopers lasl).............5O
LlEDIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. ...........25
LIEBlG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. %
DICKENS AMERICAN oTES..............12i
PAULINE, q Tale OF Normande. ...l2t
WESTERN CAPTIVE or Times of TecuuSeh .l5s "
UNITED IRISHMEN, Their Lives and Tinies..25 "
LIFE AND TINES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE. rs
MORLEY ERNSTEIN .....-...................l9f
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. st "
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales Of the Sea, by Marry
att.
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel l.. Knapp. ....25
THE NEIGHB ORS, Tale cf Everyday Life .1Ss
LETTERS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

rFau ssy,e of Gen.iemer,s Hnts.-BIRD
corner of Pine and has ready tor III
specon and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gente-
rpen,s RaiS o6 FSM&Wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

Ship Hun,ress, Love lse days from China via Batavia
fall cargo OF teas silks &c, Talbot, Ophant Co Passed
Aner, outward bound, Aug ls, bark Valparaiso Lock
wood; 18Th. schr brig SAPPHIRE Se,i Is, sup Calnut
Bark King, Rose, Is days from Orleans with cotton
to Stprses & Chairman.
Brig Majestic, True days from Georgetown, with mdz
10 MASTER
Brig Caroline Plat, Rice, g days from Apaacbicola
With cotton 10 Post Phillips.
Brig Star, Prince, DAYS from Wilmington N C, with
va stores 10 Nesmlih Il Leeds.
Brig l. Baldwin, Buckley, days from Savannah with
cotton 10 Scott L Morrell.
French brig JASON GUARD, 80 days from st Pierre F,
ballast, To Parei.
Brig Oronte Scott, from Jamaica and IL days from Ha-
vana, with ballast 10 Summers.
Brig Hector, White 20 days from Cinfueges, with copper
ore to Evariti l. Batte.
Brig Camilla Vaudeville, "A days from Port Leon with
cotton 10 Sturges < Chairman
Brig Phura, Doane. days from Savannah, with cotton
TO Sturges Chairman.
Br schr Ellen Hcbbard Is days from S; Kits, with salt
TO J II Brane
chr Rival Clark, days from Machas, with lumber, TO
Brett i Vose.
Schr Myers Myers, lrem Washington N C, with naval
stores
schr Elias Herrick, Wilkes, from Salem, TO Farm
ham 4 Co.
BELLOWS ships and brigs-Wind fresh N w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
TCONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensiv

ECONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensive
assortment OF Rch fashionable ard elegant goods TO
winter wsar WIN T. JENNINGS, No. 229 Broadway
American HOTEL offers for the inspection of the public an
extensive assortment Of seasonabe goods comprising Bea-
yer and Mied Cloths, for Strtouts, Sacks Frocks, &c
The Sack Overcoats, ESQ much in vogue) afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed in first Style VIII be isu
worthy the attention OF The ecOGomit
Cassmeres in great variety OF styles for Pansloons.
From those who found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article, trial is solicited
Rich Brocade silk and Satin Vestngs Centre new styles
Tor balls, parties &c. Mernos, VeyeS plain Silks, Satins
and Cassmeres all Of which will be made up to order
der the supernendence OF ecent cutters as can be
found the country prices to suit the tines Tor ready
money az stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
A Principle made practicable is Principle made useful
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING
q ESTABLISHMENT. a4& Euon 81. NewYo

l. Eo IADLlSuNcHi, d4< uitoH''t', WV Vi n .
The undersigned, in announcing 20 heir patrons their de
termination adhere strictly TO tie pr-cpie OF cash deal
Ing their business, would take occasion 10 say that they
have become we'll satisfied practicabS and useful
ness of such plan by the uniform success which has at
leDded operation in their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from The adop
ton of this Extraordinarily realizing gain o. 80 per cent
upon credit pricesthey conceive perfectly obvious ana
therefore need OF the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
cheap and rich garment they will not aiae-uily as
sured as they are that this simple fact is TOO well known
their celebrity well established to require further re.
mark And in calling the attention of the gentlemen OF The
United States NewYok in particular, to thelr assor
meut of choice goods they will merely observe that unde-
Waiting puncuay and dispatch answering the commands
of their friends is much part Of their system as casu
Ii3U ISL ). Y. booi II q W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

II THE POPULAR REMEDY Tor all tnose forms OF disease
which, neglected, end in Consumption nc as cough
from any cause sore throat hoarseness, and NE lke-he
Hygiene Horehound Candy-s the most popular ana sue.
ccu remedy and is noseesy uppanng all se G;pr
pretended compounds vaunied SO impudensy oy nS.uS
retail at tS2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

December7 by Rev. Or. Hardenburg, William K CROW
I'll 10 Harriet, daughter OF John Bloomfield, Esq all OF this
city. >,,:,, w ~. ,,,n ,c
MARY g. edes, daughter OF Andrew Jackson, Esq, all Of
this city .u;. ots,o,,,
boat Osiris to Maria W. daughter Of John A Taylor Esq
OF Mddletown, n. J. ,,,.,,
Dec by Rev. Dr. Taylor. John Lloyd 70 EiizaDell
A. eldest daughter of z. W. Tryon, Esq.,.
Dec. G. by Rev Dr. Cone, Edward Ward, OF Fishkl
Landing to Sophia daughter of Alexander RANKIN, Esq
% A, Goshen Dec 6. by Rev VIM. Creighton, Riehart
McAllsier of Harrisburg Pa Cecilia seon daughter
A, Jamaica. L. l., Dec !, by Rev. Jacob Schosnmaker
J. Augustus HERMAN to Jane Z. Seaman ESQ., OF ths oit
At Faibusb L. J. Dec. 6, by Rev Geo burcker, Chafie
L. Barnes 10 Ann Louisa Cromrlelin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
NAKERY.-I he subscriber, having re.

n4KERY.-Ih he subscriber, having re.
moved bis old established Bakery from 10 Sreengeh
- y, he eomniodious building no. 219 FULTON
STpFET one door above GfeeswIcbsreet Informs BIS
nd aud old customers that he continues the baking OF
Cakes Crackers n every variety iten every Gay
on-his Crackers particular be scarcely eqoaea
Shippers supplied in any quantity tat short sdtc, heauy
packed, to re any distance New-YOrk, Dec. = IN
di Owls o' b "NA1N~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
GTThe Law Reporter for December, 1912. Thl
Dsy published by BRADBURY, SODEN CO, No. Il

CONTENTS.
AR. ]. The Case of the William Brown, or Review
of the Trial of Alexander William brown or
throwing overheard portion OF the passengers
Of that Inflated ship.
H. Opinion OF Judge Story of Massachusetts,, IN the
case of Parker y Muggridge.
I'LL Opinion OF Judge Ware, Of Maine, in the matter
OF Holmes.>
". Opinion OF Judge Conckling, of New-York, in the
matter of Alien.
V. Opinion OF Judge Bets, of NewYork, in the matter
OF Livermore.
vi. Opinion of Judge Belts in the matter OF Shaw ana
Wife.
VII Opinion of Judge Bets in the matter of Delavan.
VIII Opinion OF Judge Betts in the matter oil smith,
IX. Digest OF American Cases
Y A complete List OF Bankrupts in Illinois.
XI. Dankrupts in New-York
XII. Banirupts in Massachusetts
Vii Nsw Publications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

M GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home
IVIs League CASH TAILORING EsrAELishmEsH, has
REMOVED from No. Ii to No. Johnsee and has on mana
handsome OF Fashionable winter GOODS puf
chased at the lowest prcescoassng OF French ana
English Beavers French and English Cloths French Eias
tic and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassnsrs, Cashmeres, Fig
Velvet and Satin vestings-a of which will be made op To
order in fashionable style short notice Particular atten
ton paid 10 Cutting Making and Trimming Garments and
ali work warranted To fl. Terms, Cash on delivery
NnYemher s. 1912. nSO I'VE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

lais from France re unfavorabe bur LtTer
pool Tal!ow doing well
OIL-ofthe Whale here sale Of 200 bb has been made
at Sc This price could probably be obtained for
large parcel
wHALEsoNE-Atout 1000 bbs sold for home use al
Soc ard Is 900 DO, for export, al
GRoC ERIES-A sale OF 81 hhds E<p New-Oreans su-
gar was made on terms made public bit below 81 loo
bags LagUayra Coffee Ia g.
SEEDS-Ther. stir Seeds and sales have been
made to-day 30 bbs and 80 Rough Flax al 50 20
per ercg. Canada neatly OF the sarket few stall
orders for Clover The Columbia bat We hear OF
no transactions The quotation about 81 6i with alarse
stock Some parcels Seed hear, are held at &c
BRIGHTON hARKEr-MoNDAY, Dec 5.
Atmarket s75 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores 1000 Sheep and 40
Swine. ~,
PR1cEs-BEer cATTLE-Las, Seek's prices were faily
3. 0 second Quality So Is s. 75 third quality & 50
EARgELssG CATTLE-aleSs IS l2t; Ne. l, - so.
STogEs~Very few sales effected.
SHeep-lo1s sold so cents to 81 IS. Wethers
from 81 - 30 s. IS.
swIsEo;s to pedde, p for So~s, and s. cents or
Barrows. Al retail, from 8 10 Il cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
m Health, Ouiet and Comfortable 6r0

u Health, Qniet and Comfort.- .tSsn, sra:
10 Strangers stopping days weeks IN The CITY, such
as are rarely offered 1t egiby located on clean ana
airy street, very the business part oil the ey, a IN
It's apartments are convenient asd neat while It's table is
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits a can be
procured excluding entirely Anna Food and Strao,anls
of all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort MADE 10
render Boarders Portable Shower Baths Tree. RE
z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
NM ATCHES lower than sver.-in con-

NMI AICHES lower IMAM SVeT.-1H IVa
w sequence OF the reduction OF dutles oy s;iss
Levers Anchor Escapemens Lepine and other watches Z,
Of and splendid patterns and 9e nree; being much
a s1 eso be- bought for ohss place in
the city Geld low bs sg 70 All ~seb.
Watches and ewelry e1change9 20 81 I money
Watches and cioess in The oe manner ana
fdn'e1' a. Importer Of Watches AID jewellery
~. - WhoIesate and retail 80 "aii-st up stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

TOFFEE URNS-A good assortment
" of BlockTin Urns for sale by the manufacturers
dlo 2Ot. 7. THOMAS Il SON, IS Nas>au.street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

" Heads of Aair.-A. G. BARRY, Artist IN iiair
from ondon real Heads of Hair sull stand pre.emi.
nent above all others Their peculiarly light, gossamer
natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior ma
teria and Workmanship well their style Of finish ana
arrangement combine form such perfect heads Oh hdF
thai they mus, be seen to be fully appreciated
system of the art Of Wig Making ta1gns hve
viii satisfy the most as,dous that he the best and cheap
EST maker in the city-46 Broadway corner of Liberty
80. M s,o,rs 80 dl len
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
DIED {:

Yesterday morning, Dec. g. Of consumption, Mr. Win
throp Eaton OF this city, aged 81 years;
His friends and acquaintance and those Oh lis
law Henry Valentine, respectfully avted 10 attend
The funeral this afternoon o'clock, from his late rs
dence, AT Grand-sireeI.
December 8, Mrs Mary Eaton.
Dec. 8, John McCrea, aged "a.
Dec. 8, Miss Rebecca Sayer, aged A.
Dec. 8, John r Coats aged 20.
Dec. 8, James R. Rodnlan aged D.
Dec T. Josephine s. Snowden, aged l9
Dec I, Miss Jane B. Haight, aged "a
Dec7 Mrs.. Priscilla Lateyre, aged 80 -,
Al his residence Ksh xauke, Illinois, on The iotn uit
George W. Lee aged &c. for many years resident Oh th
city ,y,,,;.. ,r..oao-a ,,.1
10 wears, son OF Capt Joseph Ellis
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CITY INTELLI nee

LAWYERS DIARY.-This Day, December TO-
SUPERIOR CousT-Nos a. So TO- e. 80, ss 3d. s5 3D. 49,,
On o., g. 49, 81, 95, s6, 81, 90, 80, 100
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. IS Is, l23, 1875 H. 49,
49, 1885, 1877, l>9, llS-Part 10 eciock-Nos- 49, co.
es "a l22 I2s ia $50 : =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

NOFFEE URNS, for New Years Day.
" variety at reduced prices, to be had OF the manu-
acturerS, L. THobao q SIN,
dIO on. G3 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
XNTHS SONS NEWLY INVENTED
WY p.rEnr saEETY. IL CK--This Lock Is in

WILSON'S NEWLY INVENTED
wv PATENT SAFETY. Lock -This Lock S Is IN
tended as Safety Lock for Stores, Oces, Banks, Sales,
Hall Doors &c The pecua merits OF his Lock consist
It's simple method of construction possessing al e se
time being very durable and ret at all likely 10 get out OF
Order These qualities, with the comparatively 10" PRICE
M which is sold fail OF recommending II 10 all
who wish 10 avail themselves of the most perfect security
aganst burglars
chine and Saw Mandatory, 20 81 Gold street. where
all orders from The City par Of The United States
viii be promptly supplied The Locks will be furnished
wi or without knobs and atcnes be- desired The
patentee may found the said establishment and Will
attend putting the locks IN any part OF The CITY.
The following gentlemen OF the FIRST mechanical! talent
have examined the Lock- ard given certificates to the In
yen,or commenda,ory OF It's superior merits
Mnard Lefever Architect, no 81 Merchanis Exchange
C.. Pollard, Architect, No. Broad 81.
f. J. Webb, Architect, corner OF john and Nassau sS
Ithiei Town. Architect, No. 80 Merchants E1cbaRge
Richard Upjotn, Architect, Trinity Church.
H. w. Sawyer, Architect, l9 Futon ST
Johnson Jones, Architects corner OF Chameers ST. ana
Broadway. az iWls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

tees have made arrangements for OF TO
be given on Thursday Evening OF each week. in the Chap
ri o the Institute and they the pleasure 10 State that
the introductory Lecture will be delivered This Evening
Dec Ist by the Rev. Dr.. HAWKS. Subject Early Anne
rican History. CIT.
Dec elII-One Lecture by CHAs. EAMEs, Esq. Subject
- The Modern Commercial System
Dec l5-One Lecture by ELHU BuRRTT, Esq. Subec
THE Rubicon OF Cesar and he Rubcon o ST. Peter
Dec s2-One Lecture by Prof. ALoNzo POTTER Subject
- The Object OF Education
Dec 29.One Lecture by Rev. S. II. Cox, D. D. Subec
Selections from English Poetry with comments and IL
ustrations.'
Arrangements are about being made with several other
distinguished gentlemen, which will be announced at fu
ure time
Single tickets IS EACH 50 for the en Lee
lures gentleman and lady, for the $S cards OF
admission for family 81 the Stockholders
obtain their tickets application at the Institute on or al
,sr The oiIh inst GEO. w. BELTS.
10 Chairman Lecture Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

" The best policy we believe is honesty.
references given 10 hundreds who will stale facts us as
they are aad we feel certain the public will have confidence
in our Tcopherous every who buys comes recon-
mended by those who have used it.
at per bottleTbe Chief virtues OF this Irico'
pherous or indicated compound, are
/. It's bracng, sreng henng and clarifying qualiues;
g lis gently stimulating the action OF the skin;
g. It's producing and encouraging reaction IN The bulb
root, and particularly IN the pulp winch receives Inc
vessels and nerve giving life and ypor 10 the hair
L. lis eaualizing the circulation OF the fluids;
S. It's freeing the skin from the effects OF persplration,
scurf and dandrif, and disposng the har 70 curl;
and health TO the latest period OF life.
Gralutous advice given all diseases connected with
the hair at the Hair Cuttios Rooms,
ID I'm li6 Broadway, cor. ut Liberty-st, up stars
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DE EAU ESTATE EXCHANGE,
so Nassau.s, fopposiie the City Hail. where those
who have HOUSES or LOTS FOR SALE or TO LET,
may have them registered for the accommodating OF those
who may wish to purchase hire Maps and Plans will
he exhibited and explained with the price OF the same
without charge until sold or let according to directions
which NAV facilitate negotiations by enabling those in eErc
of properly readily ind the best odaped at the lowest
price. a.., .,d ,
number OF valuable Houses and Lots are offered anu
few n, moderate prices centrally suaed in the upper part
Of the city are wanted Ao, small Farms GEAR the city
N g. All communications by mail must be post PAID
" - 800 ISAAC NJ. WOOLLEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
BRIGHTON a1ARkE r-MoNpAY, Dec 5.
II market s5 Beef Cattle l50 Stores 1000 Sheep and 10

u The following Publications are for sale
at the office OF The Tribune, Nassau-sree opposite the
City Hall:
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EOR SALE--Cheap--A Judgement
nganst Henry W. Havens, Y La tayette Place. tor .
for a bill of two work boxes tor lcdeS.
do ST. GEO MILLER. 6i7 Broadway.