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DULLIONS'S SERIES OF GRAM.

11NARS-The following statements respecting the Eng
ish and the Greek Grammars from persons eminent or Their
learning and devotion the ni education may afford
guarantee 10 the public Tor The character OF these
works
We have examined the second edition OF Or. Bnlons'1
Greek Grammar and consider upon The whole the bes,
Grammar OF the Greek language with which
quainted The paris 10 be committed 10 memory are both
concise and comprehensive The illustrations are iui WITHOUT
proyiy and the arrangement natural and )udiciouS he
present edition considerably reduced IN size from lfe form
without ali mpairing lis value Il discovers n ls com
piation much labor and research well aS sound Judge
We persuaded thu, the general Of II IN our
Grammar Schools and Academies would facilitate the
QUESTION thorough knowledge OF the language. Judi
teachers pursuing the plan marked ont y The author
in his preface would usually conduct Their pupil, 10 CON-
leicl knowledge. the language less bv stTtT
months than BY the systems formerly in use We therefore
II n.a,,-I. Liai.. .ulI1I1.. Lon
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By BANGS. RICHARDS. < PLATT,
Store lS6 Broadway.
On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb :, AZ halt past { O'clock,


On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. :, a, half pas, O'clock
o' the Auction Room ~
~ embracing oe-, Reports and Dises;s and Trestises
Old English Reports, Elementary Works Sc, in excellent
condition and mostly bound N calf.
Among them weuders Reports, . vols; Johnsons
Reports ~ vols Cowens Re ports vols paiSss Chancsry
Reports vols; Edwaiss Chaneey, vols; HopSns's Re
ports vo New-Iork Case, in Error vols Johnson's
Charcery Reports vols; Johnson, Digest. vols John
9ns Case vols; coke upon Lysons vols; sinney,
Puliere Reports, vols; Burns, Digest; Chy on Bills;
cowens Treases, vols, campoelrs Reports vols; CO.
syo: DAYS Digest; DALLAS Reports vols Dstst oi
Ncw.Nork Rsports, vols; Eass Reports l6 vols; Espi
t;ilber1s Law OF Evidence; Graydon> Digest, ro Gra
ham Practice Lorinburne q, wills; Jacnbs's Law Die
with ilargraye's Noes vols Sackehs Reports; jacobs;
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nal Law Philps> Law Evidence vols; Law Library,
IL vols; Backsione'' comnen'areS vols: lislvs RepIt>
ports 10 vols; Cover ON Partnership; Story on Conflict
Laws; Starke SANDER; Sea:on'> Forms GTam on Ja-
vols. Pother on Contracts, Story the CONSTITUTIONS 3,s;
Gore Partnerships; Revised Statutes, vols; tilgmorr
ports vols iarr>ou> Digest vols: lEiiard> Ahrdge-
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rarJo6> Digest Resyes Law Of ShpP!ng Huntington on
Reeves De>c.n>: SwanstonS Chancnry; StcarIcs on
Real Actions Sagen on lSmars @ STsaen on rS%tt, r.
vols. Reports vols; romhns Rgss sSI.;
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Gays AbridCement, vols; Jacobs Law Dictionary
BrTl.emanS Conveyanclns; Cases III EQUITY; Gilbert ON
rcnure>. &c.
Al>o-A large Book. Case suitable for Law Books
THlRrS-FlfTII NEW.iORk TRADE SALE.
TUESDAY, March 2!d
Agrecably the regulations, the EeN regular Trade S"c
of Books riLng and Printing Papa> stationery Ste!eo.
tvpc Plates, Leather &C. will be commenced on Tuesday,
the 22 OF March II will be continued under the Iii
reclion OF the Committee and under the same regulations as
heretofore.
Invoices Should be furnished by the FIRST OF February,
vr, the ca,a loguts will be put 10 press
Cash advances will be made receipt OF goods and sales
will be guaranteed and casled when required.
BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLArT, i96 Broadway
BY ROYAL GURLEI.
Store l69 Broadway-New.iorkL Long R7o"
NTOTHCE.-Ths subscriber, conducting the General
Auction and Commission bu-isess hhving associated
thc hu>ir Will
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CLrAREp YESTERDAl

Erigs Excel. Laden Savannah Slnrges Chairman; s.
Patrick Hitler, Boston Ii lIaviland J D Moves Ashley -
Marks via Por1 Leon and Key West. + D iiurihui
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasallc county

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasal!c county,
Lasalle circuit court, to May term, 1912.
Rachel llasbrouck rs. David n. Ter
heun, Gurden S. Hubbard, Daniel 5.
Griswold. Samuel d. Davenport, and
Samuel Mackcy.-ln chaNccry, bill TO
toreclose a mortgage.
u Office is hereby given, That's suit is
now pending in the circuit court OF
said county of LasaIIc, on the chancery
side thereof, wherein Rachel llasbrouck
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LasalIe county
-LasalIc Circuit Court TO May Term,
1Si2--Libel for a divorce.-jJjHia0
II. Hare vs.. L0lisa HIRE.
M Office is hereby given to the said
" Louisa Hare, that s1c complainant,
William II. Hare, hYTfiIod his petition
in the clerks Office of the circuit court Of
Lasalle county, praying to be divorced
from the said Louisa Hare, that sum-
mons has been issued out Of the said
clerks Office against her, the said Louisa
Hare, returnable before said circuit court
on the second Monday of May next, at 4
court then to be holden at the court house
in Ottawa, and it appearing by affidavit
filed in the said clerks Office that the said
Louisa Hare is not a resident of the state
of llllnois-now unless you, the said
Louisa Hare, shall personally be and ap.
pear before the said circuit court Of said
county, on the first day of the next term
thereof. to be holden at the court house
ir Ottawa, on the second Monday in
May next, as aforesaid, to answer the
charges and allegations in said complain.
ants petition, the same will be taken as
confessed against you and a decree enter.
ed according to the prayer Of the said
petition. }. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, I'll. March 2, 1912. 4l--iw
Leland e. SWiH, Solicitors for Comp't.
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State Senate.

FELLow CITIZENS: - Having been solicited
by the farmers, mechanics and worlingmcn, |
now offer myself as their Independent candidate
for the office of STATE SENATOR at the next
August election. in this senatorial district, COM
prising the counties of Lasalle Grundy and Ken
dali. And, gentlemen, if elected, will assure
you that | will not legisllte on party principles,
nor with the cup of Notwithstanding but
the peoples good shall meet my appreciation.
Yours respectfully
WILLET TERRY.
Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1912.
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

STATE or ILINOIS, Lasallc county,
Lasallc circuit court, to May term,
Isi2.-WiIiam Lewis rs. Thomas
Way and Tamor Way, his wife.--In
chanccTy.
NOTICE is hereby given, that suit is
= . now pending in the clrcuit court Of
said county of Lasalle, on the chancerv
side thereof, wherein William Lewis is
complainant and Thomas Way and Ia
NOR Way, his wife. are defendants, and it
appearing, by satisfactory affidavit filed in
the clerks Office of the circuit court OF
said county, that the said defendants are
not residents Of the state Of Illinois, and
the complainant having fled his bill here
in, and 4 summons having been issued ac-
cording to law: Now, unless you, the
said Thomas Way and Tamor Way, his
wife, shall personally be and appear be-
fore the circuit court Of said county, on
the first day of the next term thereof, to
be holden at the court house in Ottawa on
the second Monday in May next, and an
swcr the matters and things contained in
the saidcomplainanl's bill of complaint, the
same will be taken as confessed by you,
and d decree catered accordingly.
J.CLOUD, Cirh.
Ottawa, H., march !, 1912. 4I--it
Iar;rN & HJh, sol'rs for complnt.
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TEMPER

TNlIE members of the OTTAWA Washing
Il ton Temperance Society,"" are requested
to meet on Monday evening next at the Court
House in Ottawa. The ladies' and gentlemen OF
this place and vicinity, are invited to attend.
Several addresses may be expected.
J. HISE, Secretary.
n. b. Those wishing to become members OF
the society," are requested to call on tle Secretary
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LasalIc county

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasalic county
Lasalle circuit court, to May term, Is T.
-'rrustees of schools in y. 33, Il. /
3D. p. N. rs. John 7. Temple, Gran'
Goodrich, Royal Stcwor. Joun S.
Virgil; Hos Webster, Frederick
Demlng, and Amasa Wrigh...-In
chancery.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a sui. is
4 V now pending in the circuit court Of
said county Of I.asalle, on the chanccry
side thereof, W herein the trustees ofschoo!s
in township thirty three, north Of range
five east of the third principal meridian,
are compliments, and John Il. Temple,
Grant Goodrich, Royal Stewart, John S.
Wright, Hosea Webster, Frederick De-
ming, and Amasa Wright are defendants,
and satisfactory affidavit having been filed
in the clerks Office of the circuit court OF
said county, showing that Hosea Webster
Frederick Doming, and Amasa Wright
are not residents of the state Of Illinois,
and summons having been issued here
in according to law: Now, Unless YOU.
the said Hosea Webster, Frederick; De-
ming, and Ama7a Wright, shall PERSONAL
ly be and appear before the said circuit
court, on the first day Of the next term
thereof, to be holden a, the court house
in Ottawa on the second Monday in May
uoyt and nus,vpr tho matters and fIinrs
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Leather.

V1NHE subscribers have just received on con-
Il signment and for sale an extensive supply
of leather, consisting of
Calf Skins, Upper Leather, Sole Lea
Their, Harness Leather, and Sheep Skin
Innings. WALKER e. HICKLlNG.
Ottawa, Dec. Sd, lsil. 2S-.t(.
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Notice.

TgVIlE subscriber respectfully informs
= all those who atc indebted to him to
call Immediately and make payment, thi,
being the last call and unless all are set
tied by The first Of January next, some
other method will be taken. He can wait
no longer, having called repeatedly to no
effect. j. HOFFMAN.
Peru, Dec. II, 1911. 30---tf
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SrATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasalle count

settles Manufacturing Company, Warren KIM
ball, William Churchill, Timothy Faughander,
Timothy G. Churchill, William Rchcy, VIII
liam W. Rchey, Da'us Kent; Newell i. Smith,
John Ruthycn, julius Bishop, John G. Lam
hcrson, Samuel Eathbonc, Coukn Brush,
Trucman Roberts, Thomas Goldspring, Ulysses
i. Brewster, William II. solomon. Israel
Brown, John NJ Rose, Thomas McNieht,
Gregory Dillon, State Of Illinois, and Ebcnezcr
Jackson.
ri Office is hereby given that the
~ above named plaintiff, Amasa G.
Cook, has fled his petition in the clerk 5
Office Of the circuit court of said county
of Lasalle, (undcr the act, entitled "an
act to provide for securing to mechanics
and others liens for the value Of labor and
matcrials,") against the above named de-
PENDANTS, to secure n lien on Water lot
number two, in the town OF Marscilles,
and 4 Touring mill and appurlonanccs
thereon erected, to secure the payment OF
the sum Of two thousand and four hundred
dollars, and summons having been is
sued herein, and it appearing by affidavit
filed that a part of said defendants, to
wit: Warren NimbaiI, VIM. l.. Church.
! i'll, Timothy G. Churchill, Newell b.
Smith, John Raihycn, Ulysses Brew
s,er, William II. Solomon, Israel Brown,
Conklin Brush, Trucman Roberts, John
NJ. Rose, Thomas Mcknight, Gregory
Dillon, and Ebcnczcr Jackson, are not
residents of the state of Illinois, and II
having been ordered by the court that
publication Of The pending Of this suit be
made as to said nonresident defendants :
Now. therefore. unless you the said War
rem KimbaIl, William L. Churchill, Tim
oihy G.. Churchill, Newell i. Smith,
John Rathycn, Ulysses Brewster, William
II. Solomon, Israel Brown, Conklin
Brush, Trucman Roberts, John Nj. Rose,
Thomas Mcknight, Gregory Dillon, and
Ebcuczer Jackson. shall personally be
and appear before the said circuit court,
on the first day Of the next term thereof,
70 be holden at the court house in Ottawa,
on the second Monday in May next, and
answer the matters and things contained
in the said PLAINTIFFS petition, the same
viii be taken as confessed by you, and
Judgment will be entered against you by
default. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, Ill. llrch 3, 1912. H--lw
DrcEEy & 1RoTurRs, Plaintiffs Au'ys.
l,Yt
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matters and things therein contained will
be taken as confessed by you and decree
entered accordingly, J. CLOUD, Crh,
Ottawa, Ill. March /, 1912. 4l--lw
joins Y. A. q \. IloEs, Solicitors.
! STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasallc county
-Lasallc Circuit Court to May Term,
lSi2-Auachmcnt 1921 2l.-Abra-
ham Trnmbo as. Peter d. lIugunn.
M Office is hereby given to the said
y Peter p. llugunin, of the territory
Of Wisconsin, that writ Of attachment.
issued out of the clerks Office of the cir
cut court Of said county of Lasallc, dated
the first day of March, a. D. 1912, at the
suit Of Abraham Trumbo and against the
estate of the said Peter D. Hugunin, for
the sum Of four thousand two hundred
and thirty-one dollars and twcnty-one
cents, directed to the sheriff Of said coun-
~ to execute, which said writ has been
returned BIZ the said sheriff as levied on
"lho following described lands, TO wit :
the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section eight, I8,) the west half Of the
northwest quarter Of section twelve l2,)
west half Of northeast quarter of section
five, 81 east half Of southwest quarter
Of section five, o. east half Of northeast
quarter Of section six, Co. east half OF
southeast quarter Of section six, Co. west
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LaSallc county
--Lasalle Circuit Coart to May Term,
1912 i In Chaucery. - John V. A.
Hoes rs. Henry Yates and Archibald
NcIntyve.
nj Office is hereby given that a suit
~ is now pending in the circuit court
Of said county Of lasallc, on the chanccry
side thereof, wherein John V. A. Hoes
is complainant and Henry Yates and Ar
chibald Mcintyre are defendants, and it
appearing by satisfactory affidavit fled in
the clerks Office of the circuit court OF
said county, that the said defendants
Henry Yates and Archibald Mcintyre
reside without the limits of the state of
Illinois, and summons having been
issued herein according to law: Now I'M
less you the said Henry Yates and Ar
chbaId Mcintyre shall personally be and
appear before the said circuit court on the
first day Of the next term thereof, to be
holden at the court house in Ottawa, on
the second Monday in May next, and
answer the said comPlainaut's bill, the
matters and things therein contained will
be taken as confessed by you and a decree
entered accordingly. J. CLOUD, Crh.
Ottawa, Ill. March /, 1912. 4l--lw
joins Y. A. q \. HoEs, Solicitors.
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GRIFFIN SNITLl


lLNTTITTTIV NINIVI'
Georgetown, Feb. 81, 1872. 40--Gw
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Feb. %, 1912.
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WAI.NrR & NICNLING.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
CAUTION 70 MARINERS.
Erom ,he Nnp,ical Magazine for November.

FROM Inc Nnctcai magazine Ns'ehioei'
The Ampinont Rocks-North- East Of The Azores" On
the 18th OF May sailed from Philadelphia for Qu-bec,
with the wind N. E. We had fine run 10 long. i9 a W;
On the OF May, Ia, lat. 42 81 n by wo go1d
observations and long "a WI al III 2Dm r NJ passed
rock within ships lengths. Whea hr'tsaw II was
little before the la beam and appeared IKE shPS
anchsr.b buoy. When il came the quarter saw the SEA-
weed quite plain upon 1t, did also The watch on Geek.
Another OF The rock under water; aoout OF
10 feet tae rock above water al intervals II was
covered and uncovered We had uot much swell on at he
,rae-fne pleasan, weather At the time OF passing the
rock the ship in lat - 81 n and long "A ID The
rock considerable time after We mad passeo u,
Wind the time W. n. W. ships head N, going ana 81
knots per hour. .o.,
Isl Leadenhall-st., London, Oct l5 1si2
Sir: Prcf1ed is the of letter received oy my cor
respondent at Sunderland from Capt Tn mas Aaeson OF
Morning Star, OF that port and nov take IN liberty Oh
handing yDu copy OF IL CHARLES WILSON.
The above confirms the following account OF these :ocSs
which appears in Purdys Atlantic Memoir, sh ed 43
impIhoni Rocks. in lai. u So long "a Sin NJ beilas
Memoir of l74o danger is mentioned in lat ~ So and "a
s. which in 1885 by N. Gui:had, commander OF
the ship Dauphn, OF Nanses vas two points OF rocKs'
separated and so feet above water He ascertaneo tne
hight within league OF the danger. which appears 10 De
the thai called La Base d'Ampnmon stated 10
be in the latitude and longitude We have given
the position originally assigned by the memoir Some
Engisbmel have called il by The name OF " Edmund
Knowles's Rock" by whom is supposed TO have been
seen.
These rocks appearing Ike the two mas;s OF brig ano
ary in the position assigned, were seen by Capt h 10
the brig Tanner, early In 1893.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
THE NEW WORLD.

IT The popular Journal of the Day, WILL to-mor-
row. Dec g. unusualy rich in the spendcr of its orgi-
nal and selected articles. Another of mAcAULLYs great
Poems will be gven entitled
THE BATTLE OF THE LAKE REGILLUS,a Lay
Rene susc the Feast of Castor and Polux in the
year Of the City ccccLI.
JACK Hl<TON-Several new shapters
WOLF THE RogBER, capital story by SCHILLER,
translated expressly for the New World.
PROSPER LEHMAN, from Dumas's interesting Trav.
cling Sketches.
JOURN Al OF A POLISH LADY, concluded
itoriall
PARTIES IN GREAT BRITAIN-(Ed (EditoriaL)
With The usual variety Of Editorials Poetry, News, &c
Terms, year, 6 for single copies Office SO
Aansrect; where all the CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE may be had at III 10 IS cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
TTVHE BLACK Tor Allebasi's) SALVE,

and ALLEBASPS PILLS-For the cure OF Fever
Sores Feons Ulcers, Tumors, Cuts Burns, sprans. Bru
ses Seaids, Erupucns swellings Dyspepsis Headache
Tootbncbe Rhermesm Bite Mad Dogs, Bite of Rattle
Snakes Stiffness In the Muscles Joius Weakness Pain
in the Back coweisor Chest Lung and Liver Comp pains
in their ncpirEt confrnei stages Bilious and 9TH
ee tevers Affections of the Heart Colds Coughs Asihma
Fever and Ague, general debility OF the stem, dordere
blood c DC. fhe above medicines bayS Accomplished
wonders f- the shor time they have been in Proa-
bly, medicines have taken such strong hold upon The
confidence of the public tSese Since the vrte, of these
medicines have been July established, and while the po-
pfetcr has been ing them for general circulation
many faule. have become attached TO them that they
would not account be without them They are as
call the following places and ears particulars and
cure the meLcnes: Bookstores Of Mtsss sa1tor Miles
Mae, 257 Beecker and wholesale and retail l..
Giberr 7s Dey st and al the Bookstore OF Mr a 5. Id
sr, 81 Fulton 81 Brooklyn. n2s eodi,2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
LIFE IN SWEDEN.

Urinary EaowEt,,s New Work, entitled "THE
NElGfB ORS Tale OF Every Day Life translated from
the Swedish has just been published in double octave
number of the NEW WORLD No so Ann ST. for the incon'
Siderable SUM- OF Eighteen Pence II one OF the most de-
hghifu books have ever reRd being tale OF aohesc
lie O; deep and pervadng inercsthe scenes, manners
and customs of which are entirely and depicted with
wonderful skin and force The story is one which cannot
fail 10 improve and soften the heart. peculiarly hed
for and scrupulous persons, who generally OBJ.
ecl kind intellectual alment supplied by works OF
We therefore hesitate mol to recommend it warm
y TO the lovers of good morals
u Single copies lsa cents; agents, $l2 per hundred
Copies may be hpd at the Office so Ann ST. neatly put up in
wrappers for The mails. hlss at the Branch cfce, As
Broadway .t1 d., st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
DIE ID

At CoIsackie, on Sunday morning Nov. g. Minor HUB
bell Esq. aged ga
In the death OF this excellent the copmuuity has os
an enserprisng and industrious citizen bis children
ectonate father and his bereavei widow kin, ndu
gent husband. For many months he had been wasting
the influence oil disease which terminated n lie
bat recently rasage have been rapid and SUI
ering. severe, urtl he released from, all pains by
peaceful upon another and, hJ reason 10
believe, happier world. Mr.. H. Christian, ans be
died in the full confidence of the CHRISTIANS hope.
Nov. so, &. C. Languon, aged So
Nov so, James Moore, AGED 81.
Nov. q, Dr.. George Rogers, aged -
Al Savannah, Ga on the Esd OF Nov. 1912, Edwin C..
Hawey OF Truman Hawey of this city, aged II years
auc months
In BARR, Mass, Sarah Niles wife OF Hon. John NJ Niles,
OF Hartford, Conn.
At Maione Fr nkn Co, Nov 2 llrs Horton conscrt OF
the late Judge Kira', Horton, aged IS.
At Philadelphia, Nov IS, aged ;6. Matthias j. O'Conway.
naive OF Galway Ireland but isr 40years comm
interpreter and professor o! languages in that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
MAR RJFD
[,ll TO Eleanor

Nov. "a by Rev J. Chrys,e, Edward Hall to Eieanor
daughter OF tie late W am Morrison, all OF his CITY
Nov 60 BY Rev. Dr. Hawks. Moutagnie Ward 10 Sasaa
Barclay, daughter OF VIM. 3. Parsons, Esq
On Sund~y evening, New q. by Rev Henry Chase, Mr.
Ebenez-r S. James to Miss Mary Ann OdeH-
On Thursday morning, lst' instant by Rev. Dr.. Cutter
Francis Il. Chichester Miss Sarah Scachsrd, all Of this
city
October by Rev. Mr.. Corning James Reid Virginia
Reed. all OF this city
Nov 50, by Rev. Mr.. Haigh,, James VI Bates OF Bed
ford We>,chester Co.. 10 Maria r., daughter Of the late
DR.. Vim. H. Sackeit.
At Southeast, Putnam Co.. Nov g, by Rev. Mr. Nc Leod,
A Akin Cow Of Paterson, to Esther Ann, daughter OF Jon
athan Congh Esq.
Al The ise and place, BY the Theodore W.
Bailey OF this city, 10 Csvuelis daughter OF Jonathan
Couch, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

The pilot boat Commerce in coming up yesterday morn
ng passed the Narrows the sloop SUPERIOR capszed and
full waer-supposed she capzed in the gale the night
before There opsal schooner ashore by the Tavern
Houses.
Two vessels going into Georgetown, D. Co. on Monday,
injured by striking upon some piles under water at
the Washington Bridge and used in the repair OF the same
One the Joseph Brown, Eastern schr only slightly
injured while oi.er small oyster vessel had 10 be
run on shore her from sinking.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
Reported Tor The Tribune.
COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF NEW.YORk.

OF the Foreign Arrivals 60 American, 2 British,
Swedish, and Ferezueiian.
De.0minati0n. CLassed-ships ls; Steam Ship ssrks
g; Bngs y; Schooners 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

u 2.
from The real Heads OF Hair still stand preeui
e%' all 1he hs 1s Pefnsy gh "a BE
natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior
.Tla and u, well as Their style Of hnis ana
that they must De 10 be fully appreciated.
system OF the art of Wig Making taught in five les
sens. See cimcn OF Barry's Wigs Seaps, which
will satisfy fasdious that he and cheap
es; maker the city-46 Broadway Of Liberty
street, NJ stairs dl I'm