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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
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Vlk'iNlhs--At ruics heidi in the Cierk'r uiIiee on
soway County Court, the 9Th day Of september d
samuelD Durk. Pi.Inns
Against 'a""''
william Rudi, and Alanson A. ETnxton individually
administrator Of John Rudd, deed,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

ceiyssl aud for sale low.
sc2 KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER.
(,ROUcH, BROOKS & HUDSON have the
~ pleasure nf announcing the arrival Of their ock of
fALi AND WINTER GDoDS comprising the most
uleie and desirable assortment Of useful staple goo hey
have ever hal II IN their power IN oficr together with
cho.cc selection OF Fancy CcOs embracing part the
following viz new style Blue Hack stripe sIks; Fancy
coloTcd stripe, Chena AMI Reps slks; and Hack
Gro dc Rhnes aud Maton Silks Pain blue black t:ro a.,
oreans Irish rabboSeus; Blaes, blue BLACK Colorct
Alpacha lusires, for LADIES' dresses. PLAIN Fancy
calored Monslans, every Style and price; silk, Mruo
Ihihot and Brocla shawl. and sc1rfs very rich;
Linen Caiubrc Hists; Ribbons; Iaecs; Wash liiuir;
Tarlton Lace and Mustn ColoTc1 Grapes aAi Crane
Isles; DO Florenccs; superior English AMI French oi
hazne-; SILK and Alpachl Scrses; Silk Mcrino
Ncsi.nss; SILK and satin crayais AMI scars; Silk
aud Cords Hk and Meyino Nuts and Gloves good as
soritncnt-and many other articles which they deem II
unnecessary TO cnumcTlic, all of which they dcnr
Eincd 10 oue very cheap, tot cash. 10 dealers who
and will meet iIeT eng nis promptly at maturity or
tfC usual credit Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

sci, Wv A'"py-rese' y,,

Nh.ihiA--M Rules, head IN The Uierk's OtIicc nj
superior Court of Chaneery for tho RiehnnS a. ~.
cut the LAT day Of August, 1912: y ~
1nhn ~ Ufcgory, Acting Governor of the State nj vi
gha who sues as The relation anil for the henes, If M
ehael Grcttcr, Samuel r. Ad-, aud John Dove
ofthc fcor for the City OF Rchmonj, p,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
Copy. Testo

Nk.iNh-At Rnies held IN the Clerks Office of 49,,
superior Court OF Chanc.ry for The RIrLn.,aJ ~
cult, tho ~ day Of October, 1872: WI
beiJinia u Lunnis, William NJ LumInis, and D,v,,,
Lnm'. partners ~ trade, doing busncss under the s,S
a.,ins, w. PITTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

III, 49, ~" ~, a anH oInet, deits
Ihc Defendant above named not having ner.,I Ms ,,
pesrance and given security aceoriinr a., The ~
senhJ ani the Rules OF this Court aud Il appes,ins Nv
Si'sscofy evidence, Thai he an 81 M
commonwealth; " e ordered, that the said defendant o.
appeal here on TIC FIRST LAY of the next January Term
answer Tue bii OF tile plaintiffs and that copy OF this ar
''" he forthwith Inserted in ncwsuan.r nubl,s,eJ
W. tue tliJ OF chnond ihr month"; AMI
posted al the front dor OF tho CAPITOL ia fhe s,hI ri,
A Copy--Te1c, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
Rutgers Institute Lectures.-rhe Tr

II Rutgers Institute Lectures.IThe Trus.
tees have arrangements for cosrse OF Lectuf rs 10
be given Thursday Evening OF each wees In the Chap
Institute aad they have the pleasure 10 SKATE that
the introductory Lecture will be delivered This Evening.
Dec. l>t by Ae Rev. D.. HAWKS Subject Early Ame-
rican History.
Dec sh-one Lecture by cHAs. EAMzs, Esq Subject
= The Modern Commercial System.
Dee l5-one Lecture by ELIHu BuRRtTr, Esq Subject
- The Ruhicon OF Cesar and he Rubicon ., ST. Peter
Dec Zone Lecture by Prof ALoNzo POTTER Subject
=. The Object OF Education.
Dec. e9-One tectare by Rev ). H. Cox, D, D. Srblec
Selections from English Poetry, with comments and IL
lustra,ions.'
Arrangements about being made with several other
dis,ins ushed gentlemen which Will be announced at tu
iure vme.
Single tickets . each, - for the en Lee
lures gentleman ari lady, fol- the cour>e S. cards OF
admission for family 81 for the Stockholders can
obtain their tickets application the Institute on or al
ter The oath inst. GEO. W. BELTS
da Chairman Lecture COMMITTEE.
Odfce of tae INezr.Yort Borery F.re Insurance Co
No. l24 Bowery, corner Grand.
IL This Company continues 10 insure against Los
and Damage by Fire at reduced rates OF premium ,rom
former charges.
Office hours from O'Clock, A. n. 10 sunset.
JAMES LOVETT, President.
PETER PfScHNEY, Secry. (2l de I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ.

NEDSESpAfJ W.
There fair OF business the Board to-day
without change in worthy of notice. or State Stocks
there considerable of sales, upwards OF $780,
OOO mostly bought by Prime Ward l. King, and without
doubt TO fill foreign order Ohio Skies improved After
the Board sale made at 7is further improvement
OF !. State Sevens sold at l03 advance Of per CT
There is r business doing in Foreign Exchange at
81 for Sterling and As 424 for Francs.
The Columbia brought 900 in soveregns, ef whic
$4,000 came to the Merchants Bank of Boston, The Glad
iator supposed would have also large amount.
considerable portion of the above this city
We have seen letters from several eminent banking
the side and from them gather that
there decidedly improved feeling in regard 10 Ameri-
lean Stocks The principle of Reputation having been
generally repudated by the press th side has in mea.
dspatcd the feeling OF dsrust nth which everything
in the shape Of American Stock has been looked upon by
English capitalists. large sale of NewYork State per
cent say about $l30e00 had been made from "a to 76
cent at this latter price there is still buyer. Some
New.York City fves offered al seventy. Some de-
mand for Pennsylvania at 6 per here sellers al
~ and for Indiana @, and Illinois 90 cent Sellers OF
Virginia 6s 10 per cent and Ohio s at H. The anxiety
about the financial Louisiana has caused great de-
pressonin the Stocks of this Staesome of the Bonds in
favor of Union Bank have been sold low 10 per CT
and there seller 49, Buyers of U. States Bank
Shares at los.
There is demand for South Carolina Sterling onds at
IS and Illinois Sterling could be sold al 202.
Money continued extremely abundant In London and
of investment were very scarce at low of
,eres, An arrival from Rio Janero brought $000s0 in
bullion
Two hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds sterling
of the per bonds of the Commercial Bank of Nachez
were sold auction Philadelphia yesterday The bonds
were sums 900 EACH principal and interest payable
in Lopdon-inerest 10 accrue from the ls OF March, 1872
The bonds hypohecaed by the United States Bank
to Messrs Morrison Cryder of London, for money loaned
that institution and bough! by Mr. Fisher, agent for
the London House. 40 per cent the dollar No other
bidder.
VIM Gibbs Mcneil, Esq. has been elected President o.!
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
The N o. Courier says" All our banks, but one, lay
specie demand"
On the 9th ut about 100000 in specie received at
New Orleans from New York and $4,000 from Tampa Bay
The following statement shows the amount OF specie IN
the vaults OF ten the New Orleans banks up 10 Saturday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
DI Ed

Mr.. Ebenezer Beiknap aged 81. Mr. B. was Revoin
tonsry Patriot and for Is years an Officer in the Custom
House.
Funera this day friday y O'Clock from his late r.
sidepce, No $50 Reade St
the 9Th Instant after short illness, Caharine H. vile
OF William Swords, in the 4Sd year oil her age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family and those OF
her brother j. r B. ryrs-also those OF Henry SWORDS
are respectfully invited attend her funeral on SATURDAY
next al half past O'Clock M. 4O4 Fifth ST between
Avenue and B -, 49,,
On the sth instant, OF consumption John W. Sanderson'
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70 at,
tend The services preparatory removing his remains
the country for ineraeHi, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON d. eoe
n, tho residence OF his mother 25l Broome street.
On the 7lnstau of consumption in The 18Th year OF MS
are William S sou OF Capt Joseph and Rachel EMS
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral on Saturday ats O'Clock r NJ
from the residence OF his father, No. l22 Prospect street.
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

IEnrkcas-Caref,liy reported for The Tribune
AsHES-.At Liverpool there was good demand 'or
Montreal Pots mostly speculation aud several hundred
bbs had been sold % sos At London they were in
moderate demand Al auction sale % 29s were OBJ
tanned FOR Pots and Pearls Here the market rather quiet
Sales SO bbls Pots a, S. Sl Pearls nominal Sc.
COTTON-sy the Columbia we learn that until within
few days of the sailing of the steamer the market had
been active and prices had been rather IN favor OF the sell
err but later advices from the United States. bringing &C
counts of probable large CROP had caused the market 10
become langud and former prices could not be obtained
excepting for the mddng qualities The quantity Offering
mnch exceeded the demand The sales for the week ended
,h ps, were $3.50 bales and for that ended lSh
bales Ofthe latter $3.50 Upland at 81 63 $40 Or
leans NJ ST.; $50 Alabama and Mobile al S. 5Si and
,sO Sea Island at l5d per 10. The quotations were Up
land ~ 81 and ST. fair 81 Orleans s. ST and tair .:
Mobile 81 81 fair ST and Alabama and Tennessee 81 ot
In The stock is estimated about $4,000 bales just
as was a, the same period last season. the stock oil Amer
can Is about o 900 bales being decrease IN thai oescr
ton of IS GOO bales The effect of the acvicss MOI per
cevshle here The sales have been aboc oco oaes al
;ons n;ess Un,and fair IA II; New-Orcans and Ala
bama Il II.
FloiJR-,rbe Liverpool market for Bread Slntis was
very dull and decline would have been submitted 10 II
sales could have been facilitated by il Ship Flour was
ser bay There was no prospect OF decline N TIE aa
Flour had declined Is aud Wheat I'd to Id per ~ los
quotations were, United Flour in bond, % Zis nee -
26s swee, . "a; for Canada 2iS Cd rs pa M
da Wheat 6s Sd Is; United Snies mixed 6s lod IS a
duty had reached its highest EOS per quarter ans Is
hb At London, Fieur quoted al q 2SS ice, anu -
2ls in bond Sales small both places In THIS Rta
ke the rates continue as before quoted. There very III
tie dsipg but the enquiry raher larger than yesterday
Genesee is held at IS 90; and Michigan and Ohio s7l
soo-an offer of 81 81 for bbs Genesee defined.
Troy is nomnay IS 90. Several parcels NewOreans are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

GA Card,-Cap;ain Batchelder, of the Sixth Dis
tic, Watch ad with surprise and indignation card
OF thanks purportipg to come from the men under his
command in which Aldermen Jones and Gedncy free
y censured He begs those gen,lemes that is
ga,uous assertion by person or persons to him
unknswn and tina, he in no way consulted or eogni-
,,,, ~ ~. s,,,e Dig lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
William w. Shirley, Auctioneer.

pr New and Secondhand FIrnltnrc.-
THIS DAY Friday Dec g. az 10 O'clock, at Ne ~ Fulton
street, large and general assortment OF valuable furniture
in part Centre Tables, marble tops; secretary DooA
Il Sofas is Bureaus, I2 Il, ckin Chairs, frencs pea,
secondhand Piano EoT.es ard 9e CHM aes
other Dinner Sets "a eleean, Gil, Tea Sets Stone Pitchers
covered 50 Toilet Sets BRUSSELS Carpets quantity O,
sCrockery and Glass Those wanting bargains WIN 90 wen
u attend dS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble bull,

IA ing, Broadway, opposite ST PauPs Church.-DaJ
vlslers admitted the same evening Free
u This immense establishment CONSISTS OF SIX spacious
Halls each 100 feet in length, asd containing more
wonderful works OF nature than i've museums
in America Last week Of YANKEE WlNCHELL; the
mysterious GIPSEY GIRL is re-engaged. T. u Booti',
Celeste Miss Hood, Albno Lady, Fancy Glass "orkins'
Grand Cosmorama, &c.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. At
O'Clock, and every evening al hall past O'CLOCK Ao'
nissap 10 the whole % cests; children halt price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

Loss OF EvADlNe PosTAeG.-An individual in
Cumberland, Md, wished to sefd letter. with
$50 enclosed, TO Baltimore and at the same time
save postage. After seeking at the depot for a
person to enrust the letter with, he handed it to
gentleman who had kindly offered to take it and
drop it in the Baltimore post-ofiice, on reaching
the city. OF course he never heard of the gentle
man afterward, nor of the letter and $50 bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

offering, believe, 81 IS The highest bid In South
there nothing OF importance DOING and the quotations
without change Sales 200 hbls Pennsylvania al 81 "a
Sales $50 bbls Jersey Corn Meal 81 50 s2t.
GRAIN-we notice sales OF Illinois Wheat-ihe balance
parcel sales from which reported yesterday
300 bushels 81 fer Shipment There is now oui
e heat offering. Corn without material change hus
Northern higher prices asked, say 80 cents
hear OF sales that Sales 0eo bushels od al
IS cents weight and S. Sales 900 bushels Jef
sew at 50 cents measure The market believe clear
of Southern. 1000 bushels Rye il the slip, al o-ic
Some holders continue ask 81 No receipts or sales
OF Barley Oats in fair supply and we quote River %
So Canal, 80 81 TIE sales moderate Shorts and
Ship Stufs are scarce and improving. We notice sales
1000 bushels Shorts II and 1000 bushels Ship SIMS
al lS cents, out OF store, for shipment
HOPS-Withn few DAYS about 90 bales, mostly Western
of good quality have been taken lie. for export
SEEDS-For 80 erces good Clover &c. was offered TO-
day Sales 30 erces New Orleans Rough Flax al So 80
TALLOW-We hear of little doing Today. Some
orders have been conn,s rnan9ed by this steamer sale
OF %, 600 BIS Head was made al 6tc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
IN GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home

NT GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home
IHE League CASH TAILORING EsTAgLtsHhENS, has
REMOVED from No. "A 10 No. Johnsee and has on hand
handsome assortment Fashionable Winter Goods, pur
chased at the lowest cash prices-consng French and
English Beavers French and English Cloths Ferch Eias
tic and AMERICAN PREMIUM CassWerS, Cashmeres Fig.
Velvet and Satin Vestings all of which viii be made upo
order in fashionable style short notice Particular ae
ton paid Cutting, Making and Trimming Garmeh' ana
November 5, 1872. hoV WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

AEoTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO GoHE.-The
Concord IN. H. Patriot says Mr.. john Elliot.
Of this town died on Cd December. He was pre-
sent at most o: the hard fought battles of the Re
volution in New-Ensland, and when the last war
was declared, he shouldered his musket and was in
active service during large portion of the last
war. He was at the time of his death in his 18th
wear,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
Fy7HE BLACK Cor Allebasi's) SALvE,

V7HE BLACK Tor Allebasi's) SALVE,
4 and ALLEBASPS PILLS-F'or The cure OF Fever
Sores Feions Ulcers Tumors, Cuts Burns Sprahs, bLu
Toothache Rheualesui, Bite Of Mad Dogs Bite Oh I n
Snakes Stiffness In the Muscles or !oias
in ,hrir incpsp, or confirmed stages BILIOUS ann our
r Affections Of the Heart Gods eoush tisosered
hlonJ &C. sc The above medicines have accomPisneo
wonders for The ho time they have been u oe e
bly no medicines have ever taken snch slLshg n
medicines have been fully established and While iss pro-
peto has been preparing them ior genera ,er st inv
on not one any account without them They are
good family physician al band Just saks s saS 1.
" e asdicines Bookstores of Messrs Saxton Miles,
5 Broadway Raynor s sogs. rs, s 40 L.
S1;s 70 Dey st, and al the Bookstore OF MI lid
Or n Fu,nn st. Brooklyn. 10 eoeN~w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

u The following Publications are for sale
at the office OF The Tribune Nassarsree opposite the
City Hall:
FRANKLIN EVANS. or the Inebriae. Price ..I2s cents
THE TWO ADMIRALS, Tale by Cooper,
DIV ER TWIST, by Boz .......................S
RODER1CK RANDOM, Ivol..-.-............s5
WING AND WING, tCooper's LAST ..-.........5o "
LIEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. q
LIEBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. rs
DICKENS AMERICAN NOTES..............ls4 "
PAULINE, a Tale OF NorDandie.
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times OF Tecumseh. lss
UNITED TRlSHMEN, Their Lives and Times..25 Z"
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE IS {"
MORLEY ERNSTEIN .....................lsf
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY 81
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales Of the Sea, by Marry
~ :. -....l<f
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel l. Knapp.
THE NElGHbORS, Tale OF Everyday Life. .ia.
LETTERS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS..2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

EARrHqUAKE.--A correspondent at Elizabeth,
in Jackson county, writes that slight shock OF
an Earthquake was felt at that place, about noon,
on the Sd inst. Arkansas Gaz. Nov. 16.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

II The E4ndiess + AR, Tor the benefit OF the foor
viii be continued This Day at Br Patton's Church, Spring
street vsrck the leather yesterday having oeen aa
favorable to the object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
RAND! GORGEOUS !! SUPERB

RAND! GORGEOUS !! SUPERB !.
VI NETWORK MUSEUM X PICTURE GALLERY,
Broadway, opposite the City Hail.
Mir isESSETT Mana has the honor to announce that
he has at an enormous expense obtained the DRESSES worn
by OuBEN VrcroRIA and the DUTcHEss OF KENT on The
occasion of Her Maeslys Coronation ana Marriags iey
are splendid and superb extreme, being richly EN-,
brodered with gold velvet and other costly materials ana
SIcSoR Ritz. tie Magician yealrioqust and Plate
Dancer will execute great variety of extraordinary ira
bliss CLEMENcE, the graceful Danseue-M DELARuE me
Mimic-The magnificent acknowledgements
ture Gaery-Pertormauces Ablno Deer. and Hal
A MILLION OF CURloSlTIES-ALL FOX uNE
.;, d8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

Also The following Fire Companies, No. 2. 10, 49, Al, Vol
unteers Sc and Company 10 expected 10 aeha III
uniform with their splendid Lanterns and Banners.
Alss 25 Orphan Children from the farm scnooa M 6
present and 20 through interesting exhibitions under e
charge OF Nj. Guest Mrs. Lee and Mr. purkhurs'' VINO
hnye in the kindest accepted the invitation 10
us upon ,hi The infant Charles Hughes OILY %
years Old prodigy and will aever an address Asp
choir of BOYS and 10 Girls will sng Hymn Inc eAu,
blon OF these children full of touching interest ana
afford the purest pleasure the heart OF the philantnuP
Oae of the nost pleasant features OF the evening Wiz W
Fire Company No. 10 will appear with their sPieng1a
per Representing the saving from the flames OF he anu
Child both whom will be present SURROUNDED ~ ae
Firemeu Addresses expected from william
ESQ of Kentucky, Wm E. Dodge Esq ana hteAanu ed
Welsh During the evening several @ ,Se "'
The Nassau Guards OF BSoklyn who signed me peo o
last week have been invited 10 attend also me Isl Ge
uany Washington Temperance Guards oil ms Guy, ls'
eeota company in the U. 81 have been invited 10 NC
sent. r. a.. .b;,y-e,
In order to have for the exhibition OF the chlnren
TO accommodate the friends Of the society and 70
an oyercrowded house The Committee nave Deen nv "
charge l2 cents adnittauce. Tickets TO be had 81 u.
tson corner of Ann and Nassausts, oshce OF INC
Office OF the Am Temperance Union, Clinton nan, an. az
The door on the evening The number OF tickets are NM
Ited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that the an
uual election of Directors OF :. The Howard lnsGf-
ance Company viii be held al the office OF the Company,
No "a WaLstrees, Monday, December D. EEK, COM
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary
Ney.York November 8, 1a42, nS lms
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~ Grand Gathering, of the u ndy E; l.

u Grand Gathering of the Indy r.. ~.
snow a. n. Sociesy.-rhe Lady E. l.. Snow T. b.
Society respectfully inform their friends and the pnoic 'a'
corner Broadway Reade streets on Friday evening",
Dec O. 1892 oclock; and The following extensive ar
MARSH President; Isaac Covert Of Parent Society," and
Thomas Denny OF Merch pts Society, Vice PRESIDENTS
Aarstails: Lbbeus Chapman, Broadway Society hugh
Pailinson Franklin Society; Dr.. s. K Kirby, Broadway
Society; j. H. French Chelsea Society Major Allen MA
rion Society; b. Manchester, Columbian Society; Lean
der Kelley Rev. DR.. Dewitt will open The meeting WIN
PRAYER The officers of the following Lady Societies have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

AFFAIRS IN FLoRtDA.-The Tallahassee S:ar
says that there are 27S cases set down for trial
on the civil docket before the Supreme Court, now
in session at that place, and adds: Property will
not command money; Cotton, the great staple OF
the country, be sold for cash this market
houses and lands are valueess, when placed in
competition with dollars and cents property sold
under execution at this time will hardly sell for
sufficient to pay the costs of suit sale, and the
fees of the officers"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

20 The dwelling house of John B. Preswick,
at Fall Creek, Tompkins County, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night, the 25th ult. Nearly all
the wearing apparel of the family, together with
the greater portion of the bedding and furniture,
were destroyed The whole loss is estimated al
about 81 ,500 insurance for $500 only in the Mont
eomery County Mutual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09

ART l. The Case of the William Brown, Review
of the Trial OF Alexander William Brown tor
throwing overheard portion OF the passengers
of that iated ship.
case of Parker Muggrdge.
Ill Opinion OF Judge Ware, OF Maine, in tie matter
". Opinion Of Judge Conckling, of NewYork, in the
matter OF Alien.
" Opinion OF Judge Bets, OF New-fork, IN the matter
OF LVeEmorr.
VI Opinion OF Judge Bets in the matter Of Shaw and
Wife.
VII Oojnon OF Judge Bets in the matter of Deavan
VII. Opinion OF Judge Bets in the matter OF smith.
TX Digest OF American Gases.
X A complete List of Bankrupts ia Illinois
XXI. Bankrups in New-Yerk
XII Bankrupts in Massachusetts
Kill New Publications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
TVCONOMY in DRESS.-Extensive

u assortment, of Rich, fashionable ard elegant goods for
winter wear. wM r. JENNINGS, No, % Broadway
American Hotel offers the inspection Of the public an
of seasonabe goods comprising bea"
yer and alled Cloths, for Surtuus Sacks trocks, sc.
The Sack Overcoats, $50 much in voguel afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed in FIRST style, will eieun
worthy the attention OF the economrt.
Cassmeres in great variety ol styles for Pantaoons
From those who bave found any difficulty IN getting suited
in this article a trial is solicited.
Rich Brocade silk and Satin Vesngs, tentire new syie
FOR balls parties Mernos Velvels, plain Silks sa,ns
and Cassineres all OF which will be made mp to order nn
der the superintendent OF efficient cutters as can be
,,o,e,, III is,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
ENTHUSIASTICALLY reported for The Tribune.

The Graa Jury have found bills against some of the Off
GERS Of the recently exploded Buffalo Banks for fraud &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-09
sUGAR at Reduced Prices

IA, RI A. STUART, corner OF Greenwich ard
bser strerts continue to ganGfaclure the various qua
s NJ Rs6ued Sugar and offer Them for sale at o pr
@ thew csn be- purchased any ether Renery-no 6toeo
being used in process lie sugar ana ousas mosss
NnIasses Il OF superior bavor. % l"s