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= Eeo hELIZABETH-PORT AND

- NONlf
NS1u drrang gerent.-Fare III Cents.
The steamboats, WATER-WITCH and CIND ERELLA
ply daiyrom ElzaberPorl New:York touching At New
Brighton and PorRcbmond each trip follows On and
after the 7th day Of February, si2,
Leave and y 1o sR pie, ID
At and O'Clock. F. VI. At and ocleck +. Al.
On Sunday
Leave New-York at 10 O'clock A. NJ and O'Clock, r NJ
n. B-Passengers for wesied, Scotch Plains Planfcld
Bound Brook, Somcrvilc, Eason &c by the Elizabeth
town and Somerville Railroad Cars will leave NcwYork
in the O'Clock boat in the morning. and in the and o.
clock boat ia the afternoon
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel
quarter of hour previous the departure of each boat
All baggage at the risk of its owner. ms y
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~ E@ hFOR NEWBURGH-Land

S-.sss=1srS5y ing al Caldweps, West Point and Cold
Sprng.-1hr Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt Charles
Iiastead will leave Warrcn>treet Pier every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, az A o'clock
All Baggage. Packages Parcels Bank Bills or Specie
rut board Of this without Icing entered the book
or. ,Lereof f28
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POPULAR EXCITENENT.-scarce-

Wnesscs-Hannal JacobuS, W iam F. DEAN
.orrer Ca. m25 i'm
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The The MAssAcHUsE on tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays for Stnnington.
Passengers on the arrival a the AT Stonngton
nav take the Railroad Cars ami procee! Immediately IN
Providence and Boston, and , accommodation OF per-
sons travelling between NewYork and Newport the steam
boat Trains will stop Wickordlong enough 10 leave and
receive passengers.
Freight taken al the following much reduced rates
To Boston on goods weighing forty pounds or upwards
to the cbc s. 50 per ton, and on measurement
goods I cents per foot
To Providence, measurement goods, cents per CUBIC
foot AMI specific articles per arh TO bc Obtained al
Office % RrnadWnV. n,29
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\ Ee aFOR PEEKsKILL, YER

l< fc-- T
Slsesss@TF7E, pLANCK, Grassy Point, Sing Sing, Tar.
ry0w, DOb)s Ferry, Hastings and fonkers. Breakfast
and Dinner on board.
The new and splendid s,eamer COLUMBUS. Captain F.
W. Stone, will leave New York from the foot OF Chambers
street. every paring Fridays excepted at o'clock
and returning, leave Peekski same day at pclock r NJ
Landing AT the loot OF Hammond street, each way;
NurIcE-AlI goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills, Spe-
cie or any otLer kind OF Property taken shipped, or put
board this boat he the risk OF the owners OF such
Goods Freight, Baggage, &c,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Foot of Barclay ST. ~ York, Centre Wharf, Newark.
II 10 o,,k A. NJ oclk pm. oclkf.M
~ Freight OF every description carried CT *cry reduced
,es ms GIN
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

& IN a day passes without cause OF excite
mcn The greatest and most lasting In. been SfERMANS
LOZENGES. All classe, are loud III thcA
praise CLERGYMEN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
DIED:

On Wednesday, morning Nov. so, Cordelia daughter Of
A. y. Hazard, aged years.
The relatives and treads OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral at O'Clock this (Tbudayl
Iernoon, from No 90 Orange.s., Brooklyn.
Yesterday, dropsy the brain. Ra,de. only
daughter OF Cornelius J. Rachel Amelia TinGethool
aged years, mo tbs and 70 days
The funeral will take place this afternoon s O'Clock,
from l79 OrcharcSreet Her remains will be taken .
Harlem cr inierTeut.
On wednesday morning, 5Cth Now " iian Joaes
dian, in the Sls year of his age
Nov %, Peter Walsh. aged 4J
Nov. S. Mrs Mary Bruce, aged e.
Nov -, Henry Nichols, aged 3.
Al Canpridgeport, Mass Nov -6 Henry Augustus Mas
singer, aged 25.
AT Island. Nov =, George W. Tyseu, agsd 81.
A, Albany, Nov. 2S James r. Webster, aged 90
AT Boston Nov 90, Deacon David al, age1 81
At Deer Isle, Me, lgnatus Haskell, ESQ., aged about go
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MARRIED (:

Nov. g. by Rev. George 81. Fisher Lucius Beardsiey
Sarah Frederca dsu: hier late JOHN A. snyder
A: LewisbUrg, Western Virginia. bg Eev Mr McE
henney Commodore John 5erhier iI5e Navy, to Ais'
Eliza Mckenzie daughter OF SaIn c6e, Esq OF Charles
ton. :. c. W.:
"A, Albany Nov. IS, by Rev Mr.. stars. Lieut. Col. VIM
SEngerand {! Bethlehem, 20 Miss Elk sbeih Wayne, o.
New Scou nd.
Al O1ort, Chenangs Co., by Rev. Larere Bush, D. D.
Waller l. Newbery Of Chicago, 10 jain Butler, daughter
Of James Clapp, Esq, o! the tormef piaGTl
AT wlk-sbaIre. IA, the 2li Nov. BY Rev Sir. Seys,
George w Lsuer, OF Philadelphia. tN,Sarsrnh c., daush
ter of Hon. Andrew Be.uraort, OF Wksrozcrr.
Al Kingston, ths day, ar SANE, EiUah w.
Reynolds. Of WiIkr,bare Mary l., tangaer OF Pierce
Butter, Esq, o. KInS.ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

The ship wrecked the north side OF Cuba reported 10
ne tue Clyde, supposed 10 be ihe St Clair, Casprr,
which saie,! IRON Hayse, on me lth September oI ~
Orleans and had arrived al NevOreans up TO the ZVl
Schr Ant loading at Newburyport for southern port,
took re the 26h ut and tie interor OF Tue cao was
nearly destroyed.
ship Joseph Starbuck Nantucket lei the wharf morang
9TH in of steamer Telegrsh h bound to Edgartowii
for Coming TO blow heavily, 50 mat me BOAT
could make adwar the ship nc 10 anchor between
ruckernuck Long Island Shoals. About midnight she
her Cables sru:k adrl;L abe N zen mast was
cat away 10 get her before wind and about hall past =
she brought Nantucket where sSe now iss ia OF
water A9 O'Clock nsrn OF h, the s,eai,Sf VI aNdCnu-
her and took off tie passengers hse
ad!e) and Oneaccnun says she sa' broken up sH-
was !usured in Boston for S2i co.,
AT recent examination OF ship Sarah Parker al Eos-
which badly in:rtd IN ier upper WORKS ny c-
ison with brig al sea- discovered tnat several f.et
below ,I In. the ship had been STUCK oy lh- brig
archor in such as TO gouse ou aFge .eee n
Tie side leaving only aboEs hall an ncA thcHness OF p>cs
prevent the waller ru hing ~
The schr Enterprise, OF Salem was ,vreched bet"een
Geoig aud alonnegan lsiaDds, Me It6 III She was
by scr franklin *i both nids ana oo"spti gone
ard uii IF waiter Ao person boardsaw her boz
tom up batch and water barrel about 4O ros from
her vessel mannsd and sent IN pursuit OF nsF nat
She could mol be found They fell wiki the mast OF az
other vessel both ends which broken Oft The sup
position Is that toe vessels cam. IN contact
Holiness Hole Nov. 25-Tbe wind blew gale last ns III
rcri, W.The brig enon,, of Ne". ark, dragSeo
shore the Chop last nghi; she oeis ,gnl, nas @
bsa, lgh up. Brig Tuner. from Baltimore, dragged on
lats near tie head ct The hhIbos-cafso o 100 ~,
iour-wi probably be got on "ltaoAI nhch expense VI
SsT |e.t. Nov. 1.-THE brig TrscawilIa, which put
uairs Her cargo cotton no~ being shppei on osard
The brig Russell which also was ateiy "recxeu on tn.a
ard lat y re paired Capt. horrei WIZ P''ceea III
The Russell 10 y York in : few days
On r, I'M tae big Aimeda st Jossphs 10 Darien
came into port eaAing badly. Her cargo IS now BE-
Ing discharged IN order 10 ind the ifaG
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? axen,iI,on siferary Association Lee.
no You burr OLE

[NANTUCkEF L OIL 81 ORE.
u The subscriber ha, been appointed Agent for the sale
OF Oil TO- an extensive Oil Company Nantucket, and Is
prerared to supply al his or from bis wag
ons daily otherwise less Than The usual market prices
by the cask.
Sperm Candies, superiar quality, Al 81 cents per h. by
the box.
g-Familles who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers, Of steamboats, and any large con-
sumers Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Oil delivered in any part OF the city FREQ OF expense.
nl5 I'm JAMES NJ. Ais FER, l60 Divi,,on.st-
" An old Physicion, who has seen forty years
practice Of them surgeon in the best CONT
mental Armies of Europe being now in reduced circuT
stances sccits employment in Medical Institution, Dis
pensary Drug Store. As compoundrr asd dispenser
of Medicines his experience has been extensive and he
proe.s the most conclusive est rOna's 10 his capacity
,-gry and strictly temperate habits His native language
German, but he speaks readily French lalan tO-
sndic and English. His expectations of present compen
saton are rere moderate Please address f. B. al this Of
fee. MO
first floor suitable for Gentleman and Lady two Gen
uemen. Also, several apartments for Sngle Gentlemen
Location within minutes walk Of the Post Office or the
Park. Apply at No ~ CITY HALL PLACE niu
u Eseni,h, Quiet nmd Cor.afort.-The Ora
ham House, IS Barclay NewYork profers advantages
Strangers stopping few days weeks in The CITY, such
rarely offered 1t eigiby located on clean and
airy very the business part OF The city, ana III
immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments and neat, while lis table is
supplied yv, the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
pocrred excluding entirely Animal Food and stmuianls
render BoarderS Portable Shower Baths free. Re.
member 6S B7rclay-st.
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" Particular

" Particular Notice.-Those person, hsrin.
ing up horskee2ing will 6nds cedy sale any po.t.on
or ali OF their goods by sending iher address calling
1pon the subscriber. Goods 10 any amount purchased
ieas n p COTTON CO.. lS7 ChRtka ara-st.
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Rankrupu-Noreuber SO.

Arthur Tappan tof firm Arthur Tappan Co.. merchant
n.
Iss.a D. Baker, (ot late firm Baldwin, Hotchkia Coz
MY.
John F. Mackie, (of firm Mackie Murdock,) merchant
NY.
Moses n. Ogden, cabinen, maker, N Y.
Samuel W. Brown, Waikiki, Orange county, n. y
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u spencer annouGces gentlemen that his arrange
ents completed or supplying according to pre-.
vious intlEaiion, ZINE Fur HAT a. price iS3 SSl
which shall render il ernpha;cay the cheapest well
!o"es priced Gsueuens Fur Hat ever on sale IN ,n!s
city II prepared in the style which chsracefizes
eur finest article and like thai article is offered al prce al
which cannot be continued without an unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with all confidence airm II 10 be
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Hat ye, offered. (o2or) SPENCER, 245 broadway.
D Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, lS7 Broad
way would inform the gentlemen OF New-fosk that his
Fall and Winter style Hats ready isr their nSpec.
lion and critical Judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been the f-st project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style of Hats instead of serrely copying The
Fashions Of Europe which often unsuiled 10 eli.
and he reoces perceive that others have
t to follow his lead and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats is almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style o; Genternens Nura Hats al
$ 30, end warrants them equal in material hn!Sh ashAn
and durability any Hat sold low 81 in the city
But lie wishes distinctly understood thar his be,t Hats
not sold this price, but al 81 80 These ne recommends
equal TO any hat sold in New-York at = under and
challenges tor them comparison with any other.
Sent emen visiting our city nre respectfully invited TO
call and examine ais stock OF Winter hats aad Judge OF
their quality He conf cni that whether The cheapest
the best Hat desired, the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him. (s2tf) o. FISH, Isl Broadway.
II One Price MaI Store.-BROwN & co. 17e
CHdtalu SqudTt COiH1r VI Hott-stlCtt "HeiS
Beauty, Durability and Economy combined in The
o. beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the small sum
s.. MS I'm
II Rev. Chau. G.. Finney, ot Oberlin. Ohio, will
deliver Lectures The Holiness of Christians
in the Present Life Tuesday. Wednesday Friday am
Sunday Evenings of each week (un! the Course
peted commencing This Evening q. y o'clock al the Free
Congregational Church in Nbos Broadway Saloon Seats
Free nZ9 os'
u Hamilton literary Association on /. Leg &C.
fures.-rne Third Lecture in the Course Will be az
lvrred al the Lecture Roem in Washington street. this
evening" dec sl) halfpas O'clock BY the Hon Lew
Woodbury., ~. s. Senator from New HanIpshire) Sub.
iect- uncertainties OF History their evils and their
cure" S. NJ VAN COLT. Chairman Lect. Com. 1t
II Re,uember the Removal Of the Real
GsrnaIline Oil. Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 La.
ayette Hail. 5g7 Broadway, opposite Nihos al prices re
daced nearly 80 per cent G.W. McCREpI, ja.
nl5 I'm ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

? Heads OF Hair.-a. c. BARRY, Artist in Hair,

II Heads Of Hair. C. BARRY, Artist IN ttdi,
lron oudon he real Heads OF Hair stlll sand preen1
above all others Their peculiarly ighi. gcssai1et
ard ven,stng character their being shaped exactly s he
natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior ma
t.ral and workmanship well their stSe ei hish eiii
all combine form such perec. hsed OF hs
that ;hey must be be fully appreciated
system OF the of Wig Making taught IN hve les,
sens See spt cimen inspection OF BaEry's Wigs and
Scalps whcA will satisfy the fasdous that be the o-se
and cheapest in citliS Broadway corner OF Liser
street, up Stairs. al III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
Ar RRlVEp.
DISASTERS.

Schr Mary Bright, Bright from Baltimore. ~I!h ron
Soop Pas. port Smith. irsn York River, with oysters
Sooo Prospect irsgl Bristol, r |, with produce.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
D The followfnx Publieation. are 70, sale

U The following Publications are 70, sale
at the Office of The Tribune Nassausree opposite the
City Hail.
FRANKLIN EVANS, or the Inebrate. Price le. cents
L1EB1G'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.............s5
LIEBlG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. Is {"
DICKENS AMERICAN OrES...........Iss
PAULINE, Tale OF Noruardie. ...............l2t
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times OF Tec1ulseh Is;
UNITED IRISHMEN Their Live and Tiues...25
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE ...25
MORLEY ERNSTEIN N........................Is.
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY 81
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales sf tie Sea, by Marry.
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel l. Knapp..................2
WING AND WING, tCooper's Ias;l .............50 ''
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puxaensers sailed

IL ship Chester, for Liverpool ir Deiany, ei York
9 A Scott, ESQ, OF Scotland; Samuel, Esq. OF Or.
cans John Burke Esq Miss Hayes, OF Liverpool-and II
in the steerage.
In ship A!abamian, for Mobe-J Aversene French
Consul Mo lie. and servant; Mrssrs } Mott, l.
Clements w Edgerton, NJ. Shand. Mis-, Meigs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
4 MEXICAN MUsEUM-NIarbIe build

"A ing, Broadway, opposite ST; Paups Church. Day
vi.i,ers admitted the evening Free.
II This immense establishment consists OF S1 Spacious
Halls; each loo feet in leSsth asd containing moro
wonderful works ni nature ana than any hve museums
in America. FOURTEEN UNEQUALLED PER.
FORMERS are engaged.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, al
O'clock every evening al halt past O'Clock Day
ysers admitted free IN the evening AcmsSlan 10 tie
whole, 25 cests; children half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

G Public attention particularly called 10 the ex!raor
binary Of the of that nestimabe remedy
PApH's LIFE Pits. M lIn
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CPIENDUD NOVELTIES !--t.utir

~ I IENIJID NVV III iEIS - = uNII :
y Chang. OF Performance NEW YORK MUSEUM
and PiCI ITRE ALLERY, Broadway, opposite the Ci!y
Hall-Mr. II. BENNETT, Manager aDnsuGces wltE plea,
surs that he has effected short with SiGNDR
BLITZ The wonderful Magician Ees!rjoQuisI and Plate
Dancer; Miss CLEMENCE will repeather much admired
Dances; Miss BRUCE. the sweet Sony,trcSS; Mr. q. H.
BROWER the celebrated Comic Siager, and NJ della
RIr E. the inirnitahie Mimic; MUSEUM, MERMAID vc
TIES GLASS-5LOwING, PICTURE GALLERY, and
PERFORMANCES, 10 be seen for ONE SHILLING.
A Day Entertainment on Wednesday ard Saturday, a;
Snc
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TO MARINERS

new cAar OF the north OF thu Gull OF Mexico pub
ii,hed bv e g. Ranl, Gfers from the English charts
very maternity Pensacola offers IN oogitude - miles
cape 81 BIAS 70 mics Mobile lgGt y miles; the Bal re
niles The corrections made iron the best data ant
are believed TO be very nearly correct.
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Principe made pracucabIe Principle made
ri EW-YORk CASH TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT. li2 Fnlyonst.. New.Yerk

The Undersigned announcing their patrons their de-
termination adhere strictly 10 se prscpie OF cash deal
ing their business would take say tkaI they
become well satisfied OF The practicaby and useful
ness of such plan by the uniform which has al
tended It's operation in their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the customer om the afop-
ton of this ysemghrreby realizing gain OF so per ccnt
upon credit prces-,ley perfectly obvious. and
jercore need comment OF the merits OF their house
and tie aci,ile. with which they Invested ot furnishing
cheap AID rich garment, they will not .iiate-luiy AS
sured as they are thn, this simple fac, is TOO well known
their celebrity well established tc require further re-
mark And in calling the attention of the gentlemen OF the
United States and New.fosk In particular 10 their h>sor
nent Of choice goods, they will merely observe that rnde
vang puncualty and dispatch answering The conahnas
of their rcads Is much part OF their - Stem a cash
L3o ISL J. u booiu w
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u Il. L.. Danaher, Esq, Alto ney al Law, ~ ;
7Nassau-SIeel Is requested cn at Nc MaEkcts M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

NAIL GOOUS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea-
sona!e Goods orders for Garments Ia style
which viii ccnport wits any house in the Trade at prices
which must oer inducements to those paying ready mo-
ney. ,..,
Attention solicited the style OF Panlacoas furnished
at this establishment particular Is directed TO this de-
partment with the view OF giving entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
suited assured that superior III always be rsaIcd
French and English Cassimeres in great variety OF
patterns usi received The OF Vestings hch
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths OF super and medium quail
ties Dress and Frock Csats Pilot and Beaver Cloths oT
Surtou,s, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles including silk and Satin Scarf,
CrayaS HandkerChiets, Gloves Hosiery, Sus penisrs
Shirts Collars &c, at usual moderate prices
WM r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 22s roadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

fAI GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home
lsE~ League CASH TAtLoRlse ESTABLISHMENT, has
REMOVED from IA No Johnsteet, and has on hama
handsome assortment Of Fashionable inter- Goods pur'
chased the loves, cash pricescouss.ng oil Ffenen ana
English Beavers French and English Cloths French Elias
tic and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassaers, Cashmeres Fig
Velvet and Saiin Ves,ingsa of which will be made up 10
order in fashionable style short notice Par'icuaf a'en
lion paid 10 Cutting Making and Trimming Garnienis, ana
''; NovsM,isr 80 q 1910 n30 2vls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

LAWYERS DIARY.-This Dav December L.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 81 So 9. 81 ss. s. Y, IS
g. elPart 10 eclockNos IS, g. S. 20, -, "a, oo
6s, a lac
WEDNESDAY, November 50.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Thomp-
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1sz=A WANTED--For cash, a moderate

priced HOUSE In the vicinity Fsurthsrret and
Iowery. Also in The upper end ot tucson
street and small Farm tie City and the East Rivsf
or,cash, in exchange for house sod s,ge i'' " '
FoArn Ward free frjn, ncumbrs1ce- Apply Z?
q ISAAC N WoOLLEY lso Saisansl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

u The POPULAR REMEDY all those forms OF disease
which, when neglected, end in Consumption, such cough
from any cause throat hoaeneSs, and The like.he
Hygeine Norehound Canty-is the popular and
remedy and is nCise!esy suppantng all the other
and manufactured certificate makers Sold wholesale and
retail al 49, Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

u Powerful novelties ui the New.Yo Museum Sig
nor Elz and host OF other attractions, Picture Gallery
for ,j
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Al 81 O'Clock al the AGciisn Room.
VALUABLE PsivArE LISsrRY-A vaiaAble private Libra
y oi choee books standard Euess R.ts;Ure mostly
EHstisA sdi,oas in fine bindings.
>tsnord's Pacs,a Hibefns. Ns syo Mclserv's wagGs
eicant copy NtIos,s Paradise Lost, sperdid iicsrair
quato copy; sorceinl Latin Lexicon, vols JobgSon,
Dictionary vs. Gaerto Torres Chsonoio4 Hi,o ian
vols so; Captain ROCK i iondon. a.artu Grctius
War nnd fedce oito; Gang,is Holy Court. ioo; Aren
Rural sports. qcsro Mlace, ~ works v, ousrgof
5ashby Lrcre'us, qoarto Dupin, Ecclesiastical! writers,
loo Johpson's works, i2 v; Jefferson, work.
,he works OF s., Crysoou olso; Vssesch. rounda,
CT Religion. "; liev.ius a,N. vcs; ilaycy
Llir OF Cooper, s~o Bosser, Lie o. toh.,ca s vols
Sheridsn's wot Ks OF Sw. ls vols Pcrs. works, vols
Youuss works. vois syo Cowiry's TO; Church.
III. works vols TO- Congreyes works, vols vo; Pa
l-,s WORKS Svoi Lelsnd's Ireland rs; SPARKS, VII.
iings OF Washing ton, ie vols. Gc. &c
WEDNESDAY < THURSDAY EVENINGS, Dec I & :
VALUABLE Private LIBRARY The ienlxn.ng portion
the valuable library OF the late $ D. Lang,ree, Esq
Particulars
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% EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 160
a Nasaus,reet opposite the CITY H5l) shere tho,e
VINO have HOUSES o. LOTS FOR SALE Or TO LET,
NAV have them reyistere TO- the accommodation OF hos
VINO may ist 10 pschase or hire Maps and Plans .ill
be exhibited and explained with the price OF the same,
without charge until sold let according directions
WHICH may facilitate negot tons by enabling to.e IN search
Of properly readily find the best adapted lowest
price ISAAC H- HUoI.LEI,
| nls I'm l6O Nassaa 81. next % tie cor. nf spruce
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

u a Entsy who ha> had much .perience in Teaching
Muse ard roes uHeIcepi references wishes 10
engage few papis the Piano, who will be waited or
al their residences, ii Preferred. Please address
Miss F. o!e hti br calling personally al 63 Barclay
h.rwetn l0rnI NJ n29 G,
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marine JOURNAL.
FORT oa NEW-YoRK, DECEMBER Il.
CLEA RED.

SHIPS Europe Iucher Liverpool, L ri OHi-
rio .,radi,h London Grnnell, Mnrurp Coz Batim re,
French Havre. Boyd Bincken; Henry Thompson, Syi-
veser Marseiles Broom Emily, Crane, st Croix anG a
market, ! & Harris.
Bark Gotr E,l;ng Philadelphia.
B-gs June. Lewis Georgetown, c ; d Martin, Dar.
lin :, MADEIRA Barclay Livingston Augusta She wood,
Savannah >turges Clearman; Robert, Cook. Cape de
serl, and west coast OF Africa Gilman, Small L Co
Schrs Swan, Mills, Hartford; Gil Bias, HoHs, Moniego
Bav ia Nesyit Leeds Co Lewis Bruce, Studey, Joc-
mel S Lswis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

NYK. MAX B0HRER'S Fourth and
lSH last CONC CERr-Mr. MAX respectfully inform,
The public thar he Will give bis iast Concert presau 20 is
e2lrtur Tor the South) ca thursday evening, Decsmhsr
Isl a, Inc Tabernacle, assisted by Mrs EDW AFRO LODhE
and Mr TIMN Mr.. BOHRER will perform, for the first
time, three of his latest compositions
Tickets 81 each TO BE- had at the principal Muse Store
and AT The door Concert NJ O'Clock. nag 81
MIX. BRAhAM'S CONCEKT.-hR.
VA BRAHAM has the honor announce that he will
give Concert the Society Library Thursday EYs
hing Dec ISL assisted by his Sop and Pupil, MI Charlie
Braham.
Tickets 81 each; children half price-To be had a, Al
y, ConraTt :, 70 commence al o'cock. nSo 2
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

of Rurn.-rie Friendship T. a. Society Sili hold an
Extra Mass Meeting, at the Church n Avenn" = near
Second-slreei, THIS thrrsday) Evening, Dec Mss
Flanagan. OF the Prospect Sccitty. and Mr. Kobers WI
speak, First rate singing By Mes.rs- Missing, Cover
wM S MURRAY, President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

W ParlSe.' 81 .& COS. second production Is an
elegant Nulea Fur Hat for Gentlemens wear Price SO
This Ha, in particular by any Hat sold
in Broadway under the rotten system Of high rents and
Iravagan profits, at any price below ST. We make tins
assert on as men veracy, and request COM
pe;ent To Judge Of the erits of fine Hat 10 give
close exnualioo Sales Room Of Cenres,ree and
c;,y Hall Place n29 lw;s-