New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Exrra Tribune.

Extra Tribune.
u ENORMOUS DEFALCATIOSS OF THE LATE
LOCoFOCo oFFICE-HOLDERsl The open violation
Of the Laws by the Chief Magistrate Of the City, in taking
and appropratipg the Public Money Plain Reasons why
there such intense desire and desperate effort 10 re-
power by means of Fraud, Usurpation and Violence
Still palmer Reasons why Ta1Payers and Voters shoudl
again confer the partans OF these men PoiItica
Power, either in the State City Government!
u Copies OF The Extra containing detailed statements
OF the LocoFoco Defacahons for sale at this Office Price
TWO CENTS.
of Pine and Nassausreet has now ready for IN
fpection and the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats o5 FSH& ""
u Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
mens are completed for supplying according to pre-
vious intinaion, FINE Fur HAT IL price tS3 2J)
which shall emphatcaly the cheapest well as
lowest priced Geotlenens Fur Hat sale in this
city, prepared in the style which ciarac'eriz-
finest article and like that article offered at prce al
which be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence ahEnS II 10 he
the gentleman and economist The desirable Fur
Hat yet offered. to2ot0 SPENCER, 2i5 Broadway
u The triumphant success which has fol
lowed the Introduction Of PARKER L cos MOLESKlN
DRESS HAT, at 90 62!, warrant The Proprietors IN
stating That the popularity OF this Hat vii exceed that
Our customers Will excuse the extreme economy OF the
arrangements have made the sale this Hat when
they consider that expensive fixtures only add the
price and not The quality Of the article sold Sales Room
CORNER CENTREsTREET and CITY HALL PLACE, oppo-
site the Post-Ofce. nS lwA
u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, ls7 Broad
way would inform the gentlemen of NewYork that his
Fall and Winter style OF Has ready for their nspec-
ton and critical judgement. Claiming the distinction OF
n,yp hoe tNe first and ahi hy
AMERICAN style OF Hats, instead of serviley copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often unsued cli-
mate and manners he reoces TO perceive that others have
fit follow his lead, and that The following OF
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
he Winter style Of Generaen's Nutria Hats Of
IS So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL finish, iashiSn
and durability any Hat sold low S4 In the city
But he wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats are
sold at this price, but al 81 30 These he recommends
equal to any hat sold in NewYork IS UNDER ard
| haenges for them comparison with any other.
eientcmen visiting city respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock Winter hats asd Judge of
their quality. He confident that whether tbs cieape,.
the best Hat is desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try Kim. ts20tfl o. FISH, l57 Broadway.
~ Commit, FasI,ienabIe Halter, ESQ
Grandsree would inform the gentlemen OF New.fork
their inspection.
In strict accordance with the principles Of economy,
the subscriber introduced for the beau
full fine finished, Fur Hat the low price of s4 which he
uneatngly arm equal 10 those sold in more expensive
pas of The city at - so and IS Persons who have been
in the habit Of paying the latter prices for their Hats
furnish themselves Hih article equal in every
specl for the OF four dollars To those who wish low
priced Hat he offers ne finished, substantial article OF
Fur Hats S. equal TO those sold for So 80, the
famous So 62i Hat. Also, complete assortment of Silk
| Hats, at extremely ow prices.
olS LIN ' " = CoNANT, 2aO Grand.strect
III Fur Hats at So 5O.-The subscriber having
| had number Of applications for FUR HAT, combining
has made arrangements with his manufacturers by which he
will be enabled Wednesday next Oct 18th. 10 otter 10
bis numerous customers and ihe public generally an ar
/
feels confident will be equal If not superoro ny thing of
s same description hat has as yet BEEN offered e
the language OF advertiser who claim, regulate O the
fashions that the arc!s offered is the same as that
formerly sold for six and even seven dolars STILL he has
hesitation in asserting that It 'rot at least twelve and
h per Gent G9ts han ss asked SIX e Is nG Fe
the price. for which, together with an assortment
Satin Beaver oleskn and fine Fur Hats, he olicits
eIo'f oe Inn o' p'On' @iSfERroN 1es canals,, NY
~ Economy md + Fnshion.-superior Imtta-
ton Moieskn Haas cloth under brms, the extreme low
ed fur bodies csssee Has redsced to
s. So If in any instance the above Hats do not give salts
faction the he be fully satisfied by giving in
formation to J. w. KELLOGG, No. IS Canal.st,
o8 lmH corner OF Thompson.
u lectures on Neurosogy.-Dr BUCHANAN
ofNeuroogy during the present week, al the Clinton Hall
The first Lecture will be delivered Monday Evening,
and the others the successive evenings of the week. The
subjects Of the Lectures will be as follows:
Upon the principles OF Neurology and the history OF The
2 Upon the human Neu-raura mucous fluid, and its
transmission from one person TO another
s. Upon the Electricity GavaH!Sm and Magnetism OF the
human frame, other subtle imponderabe agents
yet known 10 naturasS
Upon the exctablty OF the human brain by Neuaurc
nHence and the application of this discovery TO The
ef diseases and the Improvement OF education
Upon the principles OF Neuaurc operations, the relief
of local pain, and the of curing headache by Neuaure
influence
6. Upon the revolution in Phrenoloey Moral Philoso
ply produced by NeHauric expe rimenE
These Lectures will be accompanied, If practicable, by
illustrative experiments upon such gentleman ths
audience capable OF feeling the Neuaurc influence,
and describing their sensations.
Tickets may be had the Astor House, Howards Hotel
the Clinton Hall, Wiley Putnam or Dayton Newman,
Broadway. o3l lw'
Passengers Sailed
In the brig j.. Baldwin, Tor Savannah-Mr Magher and
lady, II Smith lady and three children, DR. sylvester
aad lady, Col Read, lady and three children Davis and
lady, Hamilton and lady, Mrs Freeand Messrs Stoadard,
Thorp, Higgins, Gross, Wilson, Freeand, Scrvner,
Wade and Rev. A. IL. Burlingham
In tie brig Calais for ST. Thomas Gill, lady, child
and servant, II Banker, J Thomsr, w Barden, Z IL
Thomas + Bordenave.
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK, NOVEMBER 5, le4..
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