New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

MORLEY ERNSTEIN ...............-.........lai ="
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY ...................... st ("
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales Of the Sea- by Marry
att ............................
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel l.. Knapp.
THE NEIGHBO RS, Tale cf Everyday Life. .1Ss "
LETTERS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCoTS..25
DFaIi Style of Geasiemen's Hnts-BiRD
corner of Pine and Nassau-seet has ready for III
specon and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gente
Den's Bats 10 L ''1'~
II Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
ents are now completed for supplying according to pre-
yions in,;uiaon FINE FUR Hat al price (S'S Iol
which shall emphacally The cheapest as well as
loves, priced Geutlemen's Fur Hat sale in THIS
city 1t prepared in the style which characlezes
finest article and like that article offered al price al
which i! cannot he continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned ~ith all confidence afrms 10 oe
for The gentleman and economist the most desirable ur
Hat ye, offered. (o2o,O SPENCER, 2i5 Broadway.
u Orlando Eish, Fashionable Halter lS7 Broad
way would inform the gentlemen OF NewYork that is
Fall and Winter style of Hats ready for their inspec
ton and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been The FIRST project and abide ny strictly
AMERICAN style OF Hats, instead OF serviley copying The
Fashions Of Europe, which are often unsued to our eli
mate and manners he reoces perceive that others have
eeH fit follow his lead, and that now the following OF
European Fashions in Hats is almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF Gentlemeu's Nutr.a Hats at
So So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL finish fashion
and durability any Hat sold as low as 81 in the CITY,
Blu, wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats are
not sold this price but 81 80 These he recommends
as equal to any hat sold in NewYork S. UNDER and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
cal, end bis Stock Of wtf ha and Judge Of
their quality. He is concn that whether the cheapest or
The best Hat is desired the inquirer WI n s1 De sashe
Try him. ls2W) o. Fish, 1877 broadway.
1s4sH5 aap p"bished"Fos ale by The importers,
APPLETON Il co, 200 Broadway.
and New.Year present, for als; illustrated with
beautifully engraved plales-eeganuy bound.
'This is affections Tribute-Friendshps Offering,
whose silent eloquence, more rich than VERBS
Tells of the Giver's faith and truth in silence,
And says, forget me not"
old established syore es
Miss Roberts Lady Wortley, Calder Camp6e Lord Man
Dr. asv Nov 6se hsabT e
Of the ENGLISH ANIMALS for the ensuing year. as
follows:
The Keepsake, edited by the Countess of Bessingion
splendiy illustrated with numerous highly finished ensra
wings bound in crimson silk.
This splendid volume contains contributions iE prose ana
verse from many distinguished writers.
The Book Of Beauty edited by the Countess OF Blessing
cn elegantly illustrated with agny finished portraits OF
various Ladies of distiscton beautifully bound IN sk
This elegant volume contains pleasing variety prose
such as Sir e. L. fuwer Lady Wortey William s. c.
Hall. Miss Ellen Power, Ec., &c.
Picture of Paris Lie in The Court The Saloon and The "a
mily Circle, with graphic DESCRIPTION OF the ruG!c
Amusenenls and Festivities illustrated with eighteen Pch
Forgel-Me.Not, Z Christians New.Year and Birthday
Present edited by Frederick Shobe containing ten Deau
uful plates, elegantly bound in morocco
Friendships Offering ard Winters Wreath, christmas
and Ne-Yed Present. containing contributions from rarl'
Gus popular writers illustrated with ten hne Plates ID en-
hoSsed morocco binding.
English Pearls, portraits for the boudor; erles OF
highly finished engravlngs with poeticai iusratons-oo
size.
Gem Of LONELINESS, with eight illustrations, and pleas
ing variety in prose and verse-Green SILK
The above variety OF these splendid illustrated WORKS sur
pass beauty Of engraving and selection OF SUBJECTS hoe
B. A. co. offer for sale at retail, Fishers Drawing
Recon- scrapBo0ki i for Isi pi7s rre su s.
The Rose Affections Gift, for lsis. edited by Emily
Marshall, ten Plates, morocco! .. dlo -'@
~ Important New Pnbiica,ioEs.-D. AP-
PLETON L CO 200 Broadway have recently published;
Bishop Burnes History OF the Reformation OF the Ch1sch
of England with copous notes. by Dr. Mares, asiandare
wo k, 4 vols, svo, price S.
Guzol's History OF Civilization, edition, edited by
Prof Henry, vol, l2mo 81.
Carlye's Lectures Heroes in History, new edition.
vol l2mo, 81.
History and Description OF the Mechanic Arts, by
Thomas Ewbank illustrated with 500 engravings So so
General History OF American Marine, by Prot Frost
The American in Egypt, by james E. Cooley beautifully
illustrated, 8vo. 50 80.
of The Author by james Curre NJ D. one elegant Soiuue
of 500 pages 6no, with beautiful fronsplece, 81 %
The complete Poelcal Works OF Nm Cowper, WIN hls
Life bv DR. Sebbing Uniform with Burns VOL u 81 OF
2 vol, 81 u.s.
rhetorical Vicar of Wakefield, nearly 200 illustrations
vol. $50, 81 3.
Pictorial edition of Robinson Crusoe, nearly 500 plates
elegant vol Sso 81 IS.
Pictorial Lie OF Napoleon Bonapare, from he FRENCH,
500 plates, vols 81.
esin- ana y,Inabl. works. cents do
u The Benevolent Society of Calvary
Church proposes holding sale Of USEFUL and fancy ar
ticles for bene, of the Poor Mrs Priests Long Rosm
formerly Log Cabin Thursday, December olh com
mencng at p. NJ Donations, whether OF noney or ar'
ces the sale, will be thankfully received, and may bc
left at No. Tiiery-street ~ % OF
Fair holden at the Temperance Hall, corner OF Dey anu
Washing streets, commencing the 18th inst, 10 con
,uue for days Donations ia fancy articles refresh
men,s &c. will be thankfully received and duly acAno"'
lede ed, by sending them 10 The following Managers:
Miss Collins 20 Washington Miss Wilcox 81 Henry
ST: Mrs Cohen, 100 Warrenst; Mrs Smlt !e WarrensIi
Mrs Robinson, Carse-st; Mrs Jones, 3GreenWch-sL;
Miss Won Eyely 42 Greenwich-st Mrs. Nald 66 Robin
| son-st.; Mrs. Eld,edge, go Westinghouse Do
NJ who are the Heirs s-"M. P. DEXTER
died county, the ed day OF June 1870 and the
Undersigned appointed Administrators of his estate
place of his nativity viz RockreaD Steuben county,
New York information respecting the heirs OF SAD e
tate and have received answer but still thinking tneI
there are heirs n the State of New York. TAKE tnls
method to fad them if possible Said William r pe.et
was about sixty years old and blacksmith by trade, ana
removed to this place in 1921 He las formerly received
letters from bis connections in Windhau Green county, ana
South Sodn Wayne county New York He has lett souie
property which will be delivered 10 the heirs they c
be ound or be delivered up the State the law pro-
49, = 49, A l. CHAMB ERLAIN,} Administrators.
ENOCH DOLE,