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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-17
A REVIEW OF THE ExcHEauER BOARD

To what height will human madness rise
Where will its impious daring fix its bounds
II each succeeding age gives strength, and swell
With ranker yillainy.--PoRrER's EumPIDEs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-17
l6 Drawn Ballots.

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$4,000!
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY.
OF DELAWARE.
By authority of the Legislature
For improving and extending the navigation of Pokj.
moke river, &c, &c
Class No Fl fol- 1912
To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware THURSDAY
February 9Th, 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
DIED

On the sd instant, OF consumption, Elisha Blossom Smith,
eldest OF Stephen and Mary Ann Smith, IN the 18th year
Of bis age.
The friends aud acquaintance ihs family respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence o his
father 500 East Broadway, Saturday the 5h ns at
O'Clock P. NJ. without further invitation ltf
On the Sd instant, Glizabsth Roosevelt aged Is years
eldest daughter OF Rev W l.. johnson, OF Jamaica L.
The funeral will take place this morning al half past
O'clock from the house OF her father The cars leave Brook
lyn from the South Ferry 9 o'clock A ~ and returning
leave jamaica al ocleck p H Tne friends OF the fani
ly invited to attend without further invitation.
On the Sd instant Dr. Isaac Sordbeiner in the 83 year
OF his age.
On Thursday. Sd instant, of short bu Illness Mr.
Thomas George Rider, native Of Sourbridge, Worcester
shire, England.
BENJAMIN Eaton, revolutionary soldier, aged S3 years,
having served his country through The whole Of the
revolutionary and during The time served three years
and half in Gea Washingtons Life Guard, and also over
year III the last
Al Seneca tbs uI; Rev. Fra-cs Haven late gra-
duate of Auburn Theoio ea Seminary, in the 3t year of
his
Al Greenfield Mass 2sh nit in the 5s,h year OF his
Jonathan Leav late OF Heath, the youngest aad the last
Of twelve children.
At BeiIevie ~ ON the Sd instant, Peter Cray, of this
city, in the ed year of his age.
At Providence r. l., on The I'd instant Henry '. Ripley,
aged 10 years Mr. Ripley member OF the Junior
Gas OF Brown University
a, Rnckland Ill Oct. I'd, Andrew Morrei, son OF E r.
and Mary Potter.
On The a4,h ul q, Mobile. Harvey Kmball, native of
New Hampahe, aged 81 years. His family reside in Sy
racuse, State of New-Yark-
Al New Orleans, Of malignant fever the Hon. Alfred J.
Lewis. native OF ias city, and Recorder OF the Third
Municipality of Nev Orleans, aged 81 years
Al Sea- The 4h ult board the ship Hotinger, Capt
Bursey, ON his from Liverpool Mr Robert Sowter
Of Loadsn, Canada West
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

On Thursday, Sd instant, by the Rev. Mr. Bigler An
drew g. Bnnger TO argaretE, daughter of the late D.
8 Dash, of this city.
On the Sd instant by the Rev J. L. Nichols, Mr. David
Grins;ed ts Miss Charity Simonsou. both of ibis city.
On Wedn. sday evening, q insan ny the Rev 1r Mac-
Au!ty, Lewis Timberake Sarah A. Manning daughter
OF Peter II. Scbenck, Esq.
On Thursday evening. Nov. 8. by the R"v III Jones
John H. oak Eliza Emma Decker, Of Staten lla d.
On Wednesday ID instant, by =. ". cyertS
Eleon c. Galusha and julia An daughter OF Abm Jes-
sup, both OF NewYork.
On Wednesday, I'd instant, ty the Rev. r. Balch. Mr.. D.
NJ Havemeyer 10 Miss Mary J. Bos ~ick, all OF hisci,y
AT Christ Church, Brooklyn THURSDAY Sd instant, by
Rev. Mr.. Edwin Barnes TO Miss liza W. Block both OF
Boston.
At Trunansburg the 21st nit, by the Rev J. Tayor,
William Boak Miss Eliza, daughter of the Rev. s. Van
Sau,voora. both OF New Baltimore
Al Cansjohare. the 24th u, By Tie Rev w Schol,
Josas Saci,, Esq. Miss Aneia daughter ST the late
Henry Lieber Esq, ali of Canajoriarie.
Al Nashville, N. H. Monday, 2is ult by the Rev. A.
NewYork, Mary B., daughter OF Stephen K-nirck, Eq
OF Nashville.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

Ship Henry Thompson Sylvester from Gibraltar sailed
Oct 5th, with mdsc. TO A NJ. La wrence.
Br. bark Margaret Larkn 10 aays from 81. Johns, NF,
with salmon TO Stokes Anthony.
Brig Gibra liar, so days from Stanford, CT in ballast,
bound to Philadelphia.
schr splendid, Crowel', from Boston, with mdse. to E.
Lewis.
Schr Melville Kent, from Lubec with plaster and fish 10
Smith Boynon
schr Forrest, Tabbu days from Machias with timber
TO J. +. Snow.
schr Elias H. H.rrick, Williams, days from Salem to
P. ]. Farnham l. Co.
Schr Visscher, Bearse, from Boston for Albany.
Schr Harriet, Ames, from Boston for Albany.
Barge Grampns, from Philadelphia via Canal, mdse
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
J REPORTER for November

c,sions: l. Hutchins " Taylor; . Arnold y. Maynard;
s. In the matter OF Grant; l. Expar'e Nswhall Wake
man v. Hoytc; 8. Albany Exchange Bank " Johnson ,
In the matter OF Hull smith In the matter OF JOHN
Bailey; g. In the matter OF Brown King; To- In The mat
ter of David H. Robertson; H. In the matter oi Charles T.
Houghton; la. In the matter of john Ely. &c,, &c
Intelligence and Miscellany, Critical Notices. Chief JUS
ce parkes Charge the Grand Jury, &c. Bankrupsi IL
Massachusetts; Bankrupts in New-SOrk.
BRADBURY, SODEN co, Publishers,
l27 Nassau-,treet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
MEMORANDA.

PoRT or SALEM-The Salem Reg says, From the
s of jan 1872 the I'd of Nov inclusive there 80
arrivals from foreign ports the port Saem and 90
clearunces hence This is greater number than in the
whole of The previous year."
II The pilot boat Virginia. spoke the Soi of October,
IS miles s. E. from Sandy Hook. brig Olive OF and fer
Eastpot from Philadelphia. Sis Oct spoke brig Gazee,
OF and for Salem from 81. Domingo. Is, S. ues from
deIpha.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
p The weckly Tribune for the present wee


u The Weekly Tribune for the present week
the admirable ADDRESS of Mr. COLBY, delivered
al the Broadway Tabernacle the Relations OF Wealth
and Labor; Western BufIs and Western Bottoms, by g.
Pan capital article wrea expressly Tor this paper
Conservatism, by Emerson, from the Dial; Literary Noi
ee Nominations Of both Political Parties throughout the
State The Great whg Rally at Natooal Hall; EDlTO-
RiALS on Our City, The ubTreasury, To the Friends OF
American Industry, The Stop and Tax Policy, and hume
lons other articles and things in generals Letter
rotR Gov Seward 10 Robert Smith Loco FocoiSm and In
'ernal Improvements; Money Matters; MARKETS, very
'a and accurate. Wholesale Prices Currents Poetry Mar
nages, Deaths, &c. &c. &c.
1Se 'of single copies, 81 cents; So per annum, III adj
'''ee' GREELEY l. McELKATH,
Tribune Buildings, l6o Nassau.sree,
~ A Card-The subscrber is under the disaereeable
necessity OF TO the public the delay in the
ssang OF No. III OF the Lirs SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY" The tedious process of PRINTING fos .g,yns
has caused deepuon which the Publisher hcnss i frr
10 avoid M p swain
S D. COCHRAN (late OF obertin Ohio) Pas,oh,N;nn
taken Niblos large Saloon in Broadway intends ~ @
the same tomorrow. Preaching at 10 a. NJ and Pm
Seats free Preaching may also be expected every even
ing next week, except Saturday evening. ms ls
p End of shc World i'm lSAS.-G. sorrs os
albany Preacher of the Gospel wilt lecture tod winpi
Tomorrow tSabbath Second Coning of the Isrd
Jesus Christ in The Church of Caharine Mad
eiSS Services 10 commence al The usual hours Seats
see Collections 10 deirny expenses. Behold come
Quckiy and reward IS with give unto every Lan
according as his work shall b"'' I,s
u Noticc.-ai agenls aud Dealers in Periodicals OF
e ~ e OF New York md Brooklyn requested meet
israel Posts ss 5owery, on Monday Evening, The 7lh of
MoYeoer u, Sociock business Of importance wl be
before them PunctuaI attendance OF all persons
- 'he aoose line IS requested ms 2Is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
n Transparent italian window shade..

TTransparent Italian Window Shades.
OLIVER W. WOOOF0RO, sc Cathertne-stre~I, hes lust
received an extra invoice OF Transporter Decorative VIM
dow Saases suitable for the autuR,n trade Strangers in
the city keepers Of hotels Saloons public places Of
and families in this city, ezn be supplied with Window
Shades, OF The best description prizes greatly :edncrd.
The assortment consists of Moonlight Srene Dark Land
scapes, italian Scenes Light French Scrolls in brlian;
Diaphanons ceors, do. plain Centres, do Vgnees Scrip
Designs and about 800 pairs foil Landscapes from 81
TO II - per pair. BSSlF
u Cnrpsfings! Carpetings! Carpeiings!
Cheaper than eyer-AI those who are in waEt OF Carpet
ings, notice the following:
All wool ingram caEEpetas, only S per yard
super Is Sd
extra sup t' IS
double * sd"
Three ply, superior patterns and colors, SIS.
DO GO do DO extra quality, los
Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpe,rg, equally lot.
Together with large assortment Druggets, Oilcloihs
Rugs Dosr.mass Table and Piano Covers India Mating
&ehe largest stock Of goods in The city, Pur
chasers would ns il 10 their decided interest call and
examine The stock before lcokng elsewhere
K SMITH, Jr., +iS Pearls;reet,
OF 2w Opposite Wlliamrstreet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

NT GAYLORD, agent of the Home
IYE. League CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, has
REMOVED from No IA No John street, and has on hand
handsome assorsen. Of Fashionable Winter Goods pur-
chased a, The 10 cash prresconssng OF French and
English Beavers French and English Cloths French Elastic
and AMERICAN PREMIUM CsssmerS, csshneree, Fig.
Velvet aud Satin ves,iDgs-a OF which will be made up
10 order in fashionable style short notice. Particular
attention paid to Cutting, Making and Trimming Garments,
and all work warranted to t Terms, Cash delivery
November s, 1912. Us l"S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

~ Fifth Ward.-Den,ocraGc Wings to action
The Democratic Whig Electors of the Fifth Ward, and all
Others in favor OF protecting American Labor Sound Cur
rency and The elevation of capable and honest rulers
requested assemble the Marion House. les West Broad
way, Monday evening, Nov 7,h, u O'clock to
spond 10 the State and County Nominations and 10 make
the necessary preparations to briag the whole whc
vote @: the Ward. By order of the Ward Committee.
WARREN CHAPMAN, Chairman.
JOAN BENSON, ls.
FRANCIS c. wlrrENBEsc, secretaries n5A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
~ ATCHES lnwer fhan eyer.-In con-

VA ATCHES lower than ever.-in con-
wv sequence OF the reduction Of duties by the late
Levers Anchor Escapement Lepin- and osler Watches
OF new and splendid patterns sat Jewer retsil st
considerable reduction from former prices being much
lower than they be bought for aDy otrr place IN
the city. Gold Watches low SO 10 S2o EACH
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All wsehes
warranted keep good time cr tie money retuIned--
Watches and Clocks repaired tic bes aiansr and
ranted at H,uc, lsss than the usual prices.
6. G. ALLEN. Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
ol7is Wholesale and retail. 80 Wali-st. up sairs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

uspalding's Extra Genesee f Flour..,Spald'
ngs Extra Supefne Genesee Flour equal to any Flour IN
the city OF NewYork u. bakers and family use, can always
be had AT No. So Broadsreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Genllemen's Wardrob

Genilemen's Wardrobe.
ID EDUCED PRICES-Economy OF
u Cash Purchases.-The subscriber invites the a'teh
ton of his numerous patrons his present extensive asso
ment Of Fall Goods, comprising the finest gfafes OF
West of England and French Cloths, cassmeres' bea
yers Ac yesngs Of the choicest styles and qidbD ana
Of infinite pattern and varieyal of which he is prepared
to make up in the most elegant and fashionable manner,
and at unusually low prices FOR CASE
The above Goods having beea selected from the latest
npoa,ions and at lowest cash prices he pledges him.
self to nnist garments in observant of the same
superiority workmanship &c. that so long has character.
zed his establishment while he engages by his ifsmense
reduction former charges TO at ence convince the Gus
toner of The economy Of cash ptirchases
JAMES DAILY, woolen Draper and Tailor,
oio lmis 2S7 Broadway, cor. OF Park Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

U Remember tho Removal of the Real
CaB,p.1ine ts;I, Spirits and Improved Burner. to La
Fayet;e Hail. 597 Broadway, opposite Nibos at prices ra
duced nearly 30 per cent. g. W. McCREDY, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

T Second Wnrd.-The Democratic Wings Of the
Second Ward particularly requested to meet at the
Second Ward HOTEL No. 81 Nassau-street, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Evenings at O'Clock for the puT-
Of making arrangements for the ensuing Election. 1t
Is hoped that every Whig in the Ward will attend.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
H. HARRIS Sec retary. nS 8;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
CLEARED.

Ships Horatio, Howland, Canton, Grinne Minturnk CO.
Powhauan, Marshall, New Orleans, Taylor Merrill Ma
riana, Phillips, Apalachcoln, Post i Phillips.
Bark Touloa, Rich. 81 Thomas r. P. Buck.
Brgs Homer, Waits, Bermnda r. S. r. Tucker; VIM.
Craw ford Means, Campeachy, Nesmth, Leeds Co.; r.
Gronng, Sheffield, John Taylor.
Schooner A. VI. Hail Chase, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05


BANK SrocE.-250 shares of the Capital Stock OF the
Woboruugh Bank, N. X by order OF an Assignee.
(Circular.)
SALES OF STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ALBA kIMBALL offers his services TO Merchants anc
others for the sale OF Stocks al Public Auction
For the accommodation CT dealers he Will hold daily
public sale Stocks Offered in the Ro,Inda o.
the Merchants Exchange where bnyrr> and sellers being
present. can regulate their transactions satisfactorily 70
themselves.
The publicity OF these sales Will obyiae tie frequent con-
and law suits which arise under the present ys-
trn heirg subject the rules Of business as Met
chants sales and open TO Inspection where every person
exercise his ewn judgement
Principals viii have the liberty whenever hey 80 eieet,
TO make the transfers drec, 10 the purchaser, aod receive
the proceeds ,..,-,.
Dealers will derive another important advantage through
the medium OF the Auctioneers advertisements rs STOCKS
are frequently sold The Board OF Brokers at sss price
Than could have obtained had they BEEN adsertsea
and the sale made public.
FRIDAY, Nov. H.
At l2 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Merrck VS.. Hion-C Chancery Stakeholder the direction
of r. c. Wheeler, Esq, Master IN Chancery-Tne une1~
prsd term of certain ieasehod estate situated on me
,ouhery side OF Divsonstree known nap OF the es
tate of Iendrick Rutgers deceased aed November ioth
sl3 and fled the Office of the Register In and or tue
City and County OF NewYork as lot No. ~ on said map
See advert the Commercial Advertiser s'Shcu
h. C. Wheeler Master in Cbancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
JOHN DENSUN, Sn.......
FRANCIS C.. WITrENREaG, Seeie'a'ies'

n Eighth Ward.-THE OLD COON WIDE
AWAKE.sWHIGS, RALLY. RALLY, RALLY.-The
Democratic Wings Of the Eighth Ward, and all those
who are in faver Of Protecting American Industry
are requested 10 meet at the Eighth Ward Hall, No.
lSa ick-street Oh Monday Evening Nov. 7th at u
O'clock 10 respond the Whg Nominations and adopt
measures 10 bring the full hs of the old Eighth
John B. Scoes Esq and Others viii address the meeting
JOSEPH N. BARNES, Chairman.
a 4 + 4 sT0r1EssussH, SsanH: Secretaries n5e,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

~ Gouraud's Eau de Kcuute, for thoroughly
extcranang an pin ples freckles saowness and all Gu
taneous eruplions. This beautiful cosmetic is TOO well
known need another word The genuine to be had al
the original Office 81 Walkersee one door IRON Bread
way. 81 per bottle. OH lfSS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
TO MARINERS.

The Hamburg Shipping and Harbor Deputauon under
date the 2lsi Sept gives notice thatihe white buoy No. A.
near Atenoruch has been removed farther nothward SO
tsat the second white BUOY No - above Cuxhave
in line wrh No. II and ID. Sc. aud NV.
ENrRAscE TO SHIELDS HARBoE--North Shields, OctS.-
During the last few days vessels passing in and proceeding
out oil eur barber have bad go by channel north OF
e oar me usual course ever the bar being considerably
ebstruced by the reshes by the NE gale. Strangers
bound 10 our pos, will do well take notice Of this and
10 enter the port on any accoust withou. pilot was IN
consequence OF this change the channel and course OF
the water at the mouth OF our baror that the Nancy struck
on thursday night on the bar when entering the harbo
PERsAu, Sept. lG-The new ligh, tower erected on The
Island felsand near 0ese, has broken down, ia ccnse-
light visible.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
FRIDAY. Nov. II.
Atl2oc.ock, a, the Merchants Exc!
L7ALL AND WINTER GOODS at the

u NEw-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, 14g Ful,ou.street, near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared witt, large ana e1'e"o
assortment OF FALL IND WINTER GOODS TO exc
cute orders for garments CT the notice and at small
advance from cost Our purchases made exclusively 20,
cash. and fall business fully deternheo
sustain unusually low prices, ad furnish our euSton
crs with first article u, small profit ,or ready money
STRANGERS and others visiting the city who Ia want
an OUTFIT will find then interest ,o caii and eAaineou,
GOODS and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in n hours.
Strict punctualty observed in filling orders.
sI2 ist, j.. C.BOUTH CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
DISASTERS.

SHIP GERMANY.-A letter received In this city by u
mercantile house dated Eiineur Oct g. states that the ship
Germany would be total wreck, and shortly sold auc
damaged saie She had for one house in this city
200 bales broad diapers IS bales light ravens 1863 bars
sable iron and 5SS5 de old do
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

n The in,porennce which all ages have to The
Head OF Hair is index of the value set person
al hgure and when by caprlcous freak CT Nature
the human iorm deprived Of It's fair proportion Art re-
sorted to- order, by artificial means, to supply the def
cheney. Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance Barrys Vrntaling and Cos
s,mer WIGS AND SCALPS,
or real heads hair which only be had at 46 Brosd
way corner of Liherty.street up stairs. ue6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

u Particular. Noiice.--Those persons hayip' 1ns
furniture any description dispose Of who are bread
ing mp ping will find ready sale for any portion
all of their goods by sending their address, or calling
je2O II r. COTTON Il CO. 1871 ChatLam-s;.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

E,yAlL GOODS.-.rhe undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF see
,ouable Goods orders Tor Garments n style
which Will compor any in the Trade, at prices
which must Offer Inducements 70 those paying ready mo-
Attention is solicited to the style OF Pantaloens furnisied
At this establishment particular Ia directed to this de-
par,,ncn: with tie yier, oG giving entire satisfaction.
Those who haya experienced any difficulty in getting
ai,ed asuredtLat superior fit always be realized
French ard English Cassimeres in great variety OF new
patterns ust received The assortment OF Vestings which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons will be kept up.
French and English Cloths of SUPER unl rnetIium quail
for Dress and Fr0cs Coats Pilot aud Beaver Cloths for
Surtouts, always on hand.
Fancy deeas articles, Including Silk and Satin scarts
Cravats,. Handkerchies Gloves. Hosiery Suspenders
Shirts Collars, &c, at usual moderate prices
WIN. r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings 229 Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05


u ReddinZ 81 Co., American and Foreign News
paper ard Periodical Depot, and General Agency Once
No. 8 State-strect, Boston. ol7 #
u, Gournud's Blanc D'Espngne, iorlmprov
utmost degree OF confidence the most exquisite produc
tion in the universe for beautlyng the sk,D without the
possibility of doing the slightest injury The common ar
ces Of this description give cadaverous and unnatural
whleness the skin while the contrary the Ranc D.
Espagne, which is dead white, but natural, lively
fair flesh color communicates the most brilliant and natural
fairness possibly be conceived and this
preemnent excellence that ii not be discovered by the
scrunizng observer, but locks like the native Bloom
Health, aa"n tie neck of Youth and Beauty Put
up handsome boxes 25 each and 10 be bad only
al 81 Waker-street, door from Broadway. The rapid
sale this article has obtained since lis introduction is the
best of its merit Lsdiss you that the article
called ake wite prepared from Corrosive Subima,r
deadly poison or lm
u Gonraud's Peudre Subtitle, Tor completely
and permanently eradcang superfuouS unan hair from
females upper lips The hair copceang broad and eeva
ted head the stubborn beard Of man, any kin4 OF Su
peruous hair Be get the genuine at the original
office, 81 "alker:street, one door from Broadway
81 psr bo,tle-D recons French and English.
Agents-Gut utkre, Maidenlane, Albany Myers. New
Haven; Brown 76 Chesnut street. Philadelphia: Jordan,
lIilksree Boston, Gray. Poughkeepsie; Elliott Go
shen; Wells Humphreys, Hartford. &c. OILS I'm
II W. G.. Knyner, Teacher OF the Piano Forte
Organ and Singing. No. p Frst Avenue. OILS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

u DENORMeUs DEFALCATIONs OF THE LATE
LoCo-FOC0 oFFICE-HOLDERS. The open violation
Of the Laws by the Chief Magistrate Of the City, taking
and appropriating the Public Money Plain Reasons Why
there such desire and desperate effort 10 re-
tain power by of Fraud, Usurpaton and Violence
Still palmer Reasons why Ta1Payers and Voters shoudl
again confer the parsans OF these men PoiItica
Power, either in the State or City Government!
u Copies of the Extra, containing detailed statements
OF the LocoFoco Dealcaons for sale at this Office Pf,ce
TWO CENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF

q ET LEINDID 46ODN IL MIN Of
- French Embroidered Collars. Boddlces trimmed
vats Ladies Kid Geves IS per pair high colorcd Hat RID
bons Ladies' Embd Linen Cambria Handkts, large lo'
Brussels Lace best PJrgbkeepse Pins al cents per pack
age Scents Stitched Scanned Kid Coves IS cents per pa
Worsted and silk his, Gents Silk iand.is ana CravaS
stout Canton Flannel cents per yard and other Dry Goods
cheap, oi sale al L. ". olAinA ANS
n5 Y,r $50 BIeec cker, cor Morton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
MARRIED

II w. G.. Knyner, Teacher OF the Piano Forte
Organ, and Singing. No. q First Avenue. OILS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

specifuy inform his friends and the public, that he will
open Singing School for Ladies and Gentlemen in The
Lecture Room Of the Reformed Dutch Church, NO ioo
Frankin-street, Tuesday evening next, Nov 8. 10
commence at hatpasi O'Clock, precisely:
rGSIz u.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

corner of Pine and Nassau-siree, has ready for in
spection and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats o6 ESAkWs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

r First Ward Democratic Clay Club =
special meeting of this Club will be held al Tnreshers
Broad street Hotel Saturday evening next 9Th instant
u . |'N J. cLITz MoRRlsoN,} V. Presidents
Cha Gas. MsMpgSysaEk' q S.aIk Secretaries. n4a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

II EEcalth, Quie, and Cerafort-The era
Strangers stopping few days weeks in the city, such
rarely offered Its eigiby located on clean anu
airy street very the business part of the city and IN
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments convenient and neal while us table Is
excluding entirely Animal Food and Stnu!ants
Of all kinds Charges moderae-(s 81 25 per day for
iranennd every effort made TO render Bearders csHi-
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember IS BarclayS.