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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
RanI,rurta-wove,nber az.

George Russell, formerly mahogany dealer, Y, Dec24
William g. Jones, Qa,e Grrn W. g. Jones Co. coal csa-
ers.) n. Y, Dec. "a.
Davis johnson, Wiamsb sbrrgh.
c. Rosenkrans N. Y, iaie hrm J. ( C. r. Cleveland
Ohio, Dec 81
Otis Pollard, builder N. Y.
VIM. W. Lyon, tiaie firm w. W. Lyon Co., merchan0
June r.
Andrews Lanpkier Compulsory en- complaint Of E.
Boardrnan and T. n. Rocker.
stephea E. Glover, a,e hrm Glover McMarray, rner-
chants,) Dec "a.
j. e Van Antwerp, auc,oneer, Qa,e firm Van Antwerp
rnd Van Dykc,) Dec. "A.
James NJ Quin. NY
Lorrain Freeman, N. Y.
William Cornell, dis,iler, tof late firm Farmingtsn L
Corneli.l Dec "a.
William Stevens, broker, N. 7.
Jones Marcy, carpet dealers. 1sl Broadway, N. 7.
compulsory, complaint of Smith, Hewitt Coz In
junction granted, Dec. "a.
Lawrence Shirley, N. Y. Dec. "a.
William Rust laie drug gist, n Y.
J. Sherman, Jr. N. Y.
John L. Clark, merchant N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
Passengerg ARRIVED

In packet ship ST James, from London-Thos Hingham,
ESQ Mr. Lucas and lady, OF Chareston Mr. Boden,ana.
Bodemann Alr Lambert and Mr. Essex, of London; Mr.
Mr. Lack1y and lady, OF Exeter; MIR Leore, OF Havana
and 81 in the steerage
In The ship Souherner, from Liverpoo-Miss Slight. o
Washing Ton; Miss Losack, OF England Mr. Tyler and
Hutchinson, of u York.
In ship Mary Frances from New Orleans-Maj Hyde
In bark Mary Jane. from New-Orleans-Capt Murray
late of brig Coral, OF NewYork
Passengers Sailed
In packet ship Roscrs, for Liverpool-essrs Jeremat
Brock. Francis Tones Philip Hcrner of New York; Rich
ard Dana, Sidney Hover Of Boston; John Colt o Pat
erson Patterson, Of Montreal: Capt James Bgge
Adam Murray, Joseph Rhodes Of Manchester, Eng
Hon Thomas fhorneley, Caleb 0rimshaw of Liverpool
Isaac g dley Ieland George Dison and Lady John
Saade.soo and lady, Ensand; Sanl Shaw and lady,
Jas Stevenson or Yorkshi Eag Edwin Wrgley, OF Iar
ri,eld Eng Moses Bo,t,nley, of Saddeworth Eng VI
Caharne Cockburn Miss Sarah Cocth burn, Jas Cock
burn, o; D-bn Frederick Dugan, of Edinburgh; F B
Calvert o Scotland I WinIs and lady Edward For.
shaw, of D.marara Geo Cu,lcr, Of Mansfield.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
MARRIED
DIED: !:

On Sunday morning, November g. after shor, illness
John a. Mod, in the 18th year OF his age.
Tae relatives and friends Of the family and ID Sc OF his
brother in law. Abner W. Baldwin, respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this aeroon al O'clock from bis
late residence. SIS Monroe
On the 18th instant, jane Ann, daughter OF George Hail.
aged ls.
On the 25h instant, Mary wife OF Sidney Viekermap,
aged 90.
agedSa.
Ak se. on board the Grea, Western The ssh u Gsc.
wyllys Siliman, Esq, oil zanesvlle, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
DISASTERS,


The cfr wo Marys from New York for httakapas, put
pto Mobile on the 10Th ms in distress, with loss o main
mast &c. -
The ship Hampden SpooDer, outward bound from New
Orleans was hard asr und on Bar The 10Th Inst
Ship Potomac, al Orleans, 10 miles Z OIL 81 Marys
Island passrd the 9Th ss the hull OF large 81 DOT
,on upwards, supposed TO be british steam ship
schr Lydia Ad.lne Of Milton Del. Ellinssworth, mas
fer with cargo OF coal, from HaYre de 1race Tor View
YORK went ashore on night Of the 18Th inst about one
mile rom Cherrystoae; she will be almost oia loss
Schr Deposit Kenirick from Boston for Ne bern, c,
has been ashore inside Orecoke bar high anc Dry Tor
y,rd nj three ks she will have TO be screwed up ana
launched. ,o,I
il, lat So long IS 5O the wreck si brig FoIes oi
Portland Abandoned lumber washing abnut her decks
or1s thai on The 2 45 cng 60 40 passed the wreck
of vessel with waters edge, both nass gone
ard deck swept OF every thing had oo"spf s.Anoths,
nainrei Ihe bead and Su1ail bile mean p
,rhr hull black with white streak-a vesss oi t'oN
~ 5: nobody board should ibins sne haa se ~ ~
siua ion but short lime; blowing haEd al me 'ie a
rooId not board her. ,x,,t,r.
Rark Farfisd, Holiness from Boston tor Mozanolqus,
s,. a>ho IN Table Bay the Eth Sept anu oec1i!e
wreck She porrd as ship Farneio. sefe'ai ID "a"
;sb sessel. were wrecked al the sane lfie:
-. Ihat on Sr,day ght last of Nantucket South Shoa
p,.-enctd tremendous gale 70 ", and sustained
eapsd.-abie dam in company al TIE same me
w large ship painted green or sght eoiot WIN ID,
,s nnder heavy press OF canrAss asd nearly on het
lam eud<, clear OF NantncGet Soos
ao hernia phrod. brig under lore spencer or1ing OF
10 the rect
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
ARRIVED.

Bark Aversn Jordan, from ST Ubes Oct 81, with salt TO
Nesnah, Leeds = Co.
Brig Splendid ale F rspa5, who died Oct SD 46days
from Buenos Ayres with hides, 10 Harmony g. Go.
&c, 10 Surges Chairman
Bds Gardner Wright Scott, days from Philadelphia,
Schr Mary Jane McsIa,h, from Norfolk with hour, to
Sturges Chairman
schr Chauncey ST John Jones, from York River, with
oysters, 10 master.
Schr Compliance, Sparrow, s days from Boston, with
Schr Cooley Co. Edridge, from Boston, with rndze.
10 order.
master.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

X Particular Noyice.--Those persons hav;ni
nrn.ure any description 10 dispose or or who are beaA
ny 40 housekeeping will fnds ready sale er any portion
" ali OF their goods by sending their address, calm:
upon the subscriber Goods TO any amount purchased.
fieeo # r. col. .TnNk CO., 1877 Ctatt aHl.s:.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

u A Front Parlor to Let, with Board on The
first foor suitable for Gentleman and Lady TWO Cen
tenen. Also, several apartments for Single Gentlemen
Location within minutes walk Of the Post Office or the
Park Apply al No, l2 CITY HALL PLACE. nj II
u Remember the Removal of the Real
Can,phiue Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 La
Faye,lr Hail. 597 Broadway, opposite hibos at prices re
dlced nearly 50 per cent. CIV McCREDf, JR.
nlS In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
o. Tie fo,lowins Pnb.ication,

II The following Publications are for safe
the office OF The Tribune, Nassausr-e,, opposite the
City Hall:
FRANKLIN EVANS, G. the Inebriate. Price. In cents
LIEBlG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.............G
LIEBlG'S AGRICULTURAL CaEailSTRY..2s
DICKENS AMERICAN NOTES..............i2s
PAULINE Tale n. Norn,,nd;e
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times OF Tecurisehlss
UNITED IaISHMEN Their Live ard Tine,...S
LIFE AND TINES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE ...25
MonLSk 6NNSiEN ....-.........--...--....ie
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6t
PHANTOM SHIP. or Tales {! tie Sea, by Marry.
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES. by
the late Samuel L. knapp..................S5
WING AND WING, (Cooperss iay9 N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

u Fall Style of Genslernen,s Hats.-BIRD
corner OF Pine and Nasau-sces, has ready for
spec,on and sale the FAN Standard Pattern for Gentle
u,sa's Hats psE ESMEwr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
DO you burn Gilt
ISaNTTCEET OIL STORE

I z.
~ The subscriber ha, been appointed Agent for the sale
OF OH Tor IN extensive Oil Compcny al Nantucket, and
prerared 10 supply al his from his wa
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
sy the cask.
Sperm Candles, saperiar quality, al s per h. by
the box.
N B-Familes who purchase gallons viii be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers. owners OF steamboats, and any large con-
sumers of Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Oideiv-redin in any part OF The city free OF expense
MS In JAMES NJ. ALISTER, 160 Divsiou.st
II Good Board and pleasant Rooms can be obssined
No. 26 Lifi-s,resl teI plo u
u Mercantile LIBRARY Associaiion,-Pur-
The proy OF Article sh, Chapter 2d o lhe
Constitution, the Members OF this Association berrpy
notified 10 meet Clinlou Hall on MONDAY EVENiNo,
November 2s at O'Clock. appoint Committee c sew
en- whose duty shall Ohcers TOR the easu-
ing year." By order.
ma ThSSMs lSAAC h. BAlLkl, Hee- Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
u The Fir., Annunl Celebration of the

u The First Annual Celebration Of the
Rerean Institute viii be held on Monday evening,
instant, O'Clock in the Brc& Church corner
Walker and Ezabethsireets The exercises consist Of
Ode by the Chair, Prayer by Rev. D. Williamson,
inaugural Address by C. A. Davis President. Oraton
by Edward Strahan, ESQ., Poem by C. D Stuart, anfan
Essay by George H. Purser.
The various Literary Societies in the city, and the public
in general respectfully invited 20 attend.
NJ B-A collection will be taken up aid in the forn,a-
nas o. C. s STEARNS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

u Archifecfure.-A Lecture on Taste In Architec.
ture delivered by Mr. Jones Architect author OF
"Atheaan Villas sc. Monday Evenings Now %. al the
New Lecture Room, Granite Building corner of Chams RS
and Broadway, at O'CLOCK precisely Tick
(price 50 cents for one genean ana ladies' may be
had st Messrs Appleton Co.'S 200 Broadway; tlessrs
Bartlett Welf0rG's, 229 Broadway, and at JOHNSTON
oness Offices Granite Building, corner OF Chambers asd
Rrna
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
"a A VALUABLE FARM AT AUC-

i..M TION-Hy virtue OF order Of The orphans
our OF the county of Essex made the October tern o.
said Court l34l the subscribers, E1ecctors OF J0teoh
Tooker decrase4 will sell public vrndue on Ianrshay
the 2h day OF October al Two 0c7SX r. h' o' ie
pr4 miss The Farm of said deceased
Said Farm situated in Union townshp about Gor aes
from, Eli1abelhown seven from Newark and t%o end
half from Springfield ard contains about one hundfed
and Tweny.Five Acres Of 6rst quality lano iuclnolng
,topi % acre. Of handsoe Wood and her, an e1cei.rnt
rorno Orchard and variety Of other init trees
The uidjugs are of the first class the house capaclous
two stories ard half high. built IN The BEST Manner with
r,sre n,aupls ard hard finished walls, and completely
Sni.h.d throughout. large $50 story kitchen adjoining
and an cellar extending under the whole divided
mo spar.enis and perfectly dry al all times The barns
and other extensive and in good repair This
MAC was formerly the residence OF Captain Lirte; the
land Is handsomely laid and tor every thing which rs
ders country location valuable, Convenient and pleasant
no, surpassed oy any in the county OF Essex nrhtr de-
scrpriou the property deemed unnecessary. as kspre
suied persons wishing to purchase will sep The prese
previous day Of sale Title ndhpn.abe. Conditions
made known al the time of sale
ABIGAIL n T0OKER,
PHINEtS H. KINGSLASD,
Executors Of joseph P. Tooker, deceased.
Eiizabethtowp, Sept. 5. is2,
The above sale stands dourEed 10 Wednesday, the Is
of November, at tie same line and place.
October2D, 1872 TOOhER
P. e RiNGSLAND.
The above sale further snoarret 10 he Sab day OF ..
yenbsr inst at the ,se aouraad place heT ,s safe i
November ls, 1872 (n2s2is'l ?. h. KINssLAND'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
MEMORANDA.

The ship Rappahannock Drummond, from Hayre, ar
rived al Orleans on i5th-not having been ashore Sn
he Bahama Banks reported by some OF the papers
a few days since. :.
The packet ship Cambridge Liverpool did not arrive, as
reported Saturday it tie Southern, Pale er.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
CLEARED ON SATURDAY.


Ships Chester fBrl, Doyle, Liverpool, Richardson;
Aynlar. Carver, n Orleans. Nssmh, Leeds Co.
Barks Superior. Allen, N Orleans, Tavior Merrill; Il
W ryer Tyler, Mobile John Ogden; Venezuela Randel,
Norfolk. r Buck.
Brgs Pantheon, McFa-s, W Indies. Nesmith, Leeds &
Co; Chacedon (Br) Card, ST Johns, F. G ] Laurie
G 2 Lamar, Sannenanu. Savannah, Scott L Morrel Cor
della woedwor,h, Richmond, Peter Harmony Co; P--
ter Den!, Lewis Daren Ga, NJ Demll.
Schrs Time, Doane, La Guayra and Porto Cabelo, G
whi,aker Gen Grant (Brl, Rawlings Bermuda, Middle
ton Co; Meguutcook, Trim, 81 VI rks, Nesmith Leeds
Co; Banner, Avery, Mobile. Weden; Lodna Eliza,
Price Washington, n c. "A Cooley Co; II Clay, Paine,
Wilmington, c. de- Choctaw, Darley, ,Jacksonvie EFF
Cadmus Baltimore, A Cooley l. Cn Celeste, johnson,
do; vrgnian, wapoe, Norfolk, sturges clsaf nan )
Extra, Overton, do. Cooiey 4 Co Ea lie, fi!zhugb.
do Monitor, Besen, warehaG,; Oscar, Baker Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

S-U Health, QuieI and ConAfors.-The Ora
ham House, 6S Barclay Newiors preters advapinge
Strangers stopping few ~ecAs The cy, such
rarely offered Il IS eisi iby located clean
airy street. near the business OF TIE c and
te immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat aneugs
It's apartments while It's table
supplied VITA the best Vegetables and Fruits that be
procured, excluding entirely Animal Food ana StimaIant
OF all kinds Charges moderate, aod every eaou MADE 10
lender Boarders comfortable shower Bales free. Se>
member GS ParclaY-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

r. Hectares Of the New-Y Historical
soci Lecture COMMITTEE oil the New forR n IS
ea Society hav. Ie pleasure OF announcing 10 ine pun
nc, especially residents in the upper part o he city
Coarse 0 LcurS under the auspices OF the society 10 De
sereJed al ile Chapel Of The New.Nork University, on
Warrington Square a.reeably, the following Programme
NOV Sh, lWednesdsy) an Introductory Lecture, ,DS tne
nmes. FRANCIS ia. HAWKS, D. D. SubJeci--ST waiter
Raleigh
Dec Sd 5h eth l2h 18th and l9h-a series Of Six Lee
WTSs by Rev. CHARLES w WENTWORTH UPHAM the accOnp-
acd aud .lqusn hiographe OF Sir Henry Vane. TheSe
cateshave already been delivered in another city with
oueui>bed success and are characterised brilliant IN
sahject They cosis, of TIVE Lectures OF
S George Nowuip ian American clergyman. and subse
eSsnllv E- sador OF Cromwell and Charles III y two on
Roger Williams; on Hugh Peters and on the late
Cc. Timothy Pickering
Dec aSd ap,l S6t,,-two Lee by Hon GAsn,s, Erp
NAN OF the New-Tork Senate. Subjecl-The primitive
Inhabitants OF America, in connection with remains of
cts and other marks OF early civilization found in
Mexico. Central America &c.
Dec. S0g--a Lecture by CHARLES +. HOFFMAN ESQ., au.
thor ei Grevsaer &c Subject-Thc trea.
son OF Governor L-ser OF New-York.
Jan 2i-to " hereafter announced
There w be Lectures IN each week except the last
unit, the pleed; the rs week on Wednesday
aud Saturday evenings, and afterwards on Monday aud
Friday evenings, commencing at u O'clock.
TeruStitneiDaa's ticket 10 the course, 81 Ladys do
81; single eyea!pg tickets, sc cents
fics-s or sole the Library, and by the following
Wiley L rutaain I6 Broadway; Bartlett Wellord 90
Broadway, under the American Hcel and T. j. Crowen
sSS Broadway doors below Bieecker-s,rcei and at
ioe door on the Lecture evenings
FREDERIC DE PEYSTER,
GEORGE FOLSOM. Committee
GEORGE GIBBS, ON
CHRUS MASON, Lectures.
MS eodsi' A5sALoM PETERs,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

EiARiNE JOURNAL.
FoaT OF NsW-YORK, NOVEMBER %, 1912.
EIs14TURE ALMANAC .--rEi: DaY
-5& Gy- TEE moos yuLL Sra
Rises 10 Sets II Rises. 2 SO 5Iorn 81 Evn. IA
Latest Dates.
.-..........N0v 3iRAvaE NOV l
LIVERPOOL Nov. NEwosLEAss NOV. le
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

4 MEXICAN MUSEU EUM-Marble bulld
"A ing Broadway, opposite ST. Pants Church.-Day
vls,ers admitted the same evening Free:
II This immense establishment consists OF Six Spacious
Halls each over 100 feet in iesgth aad containing
wonderful works nf and than any i've museums
in America FOURTEEN UNEQUALLED PER
FORMERS engaged.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. al
O'clock and every evening al halt past O'Clock. Day
y.,ers admitted free in tie evening. Admission 10 tir
,<bola resis children half
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

= Pubic attention particularly called 10 the ex,ra&
dnary case OF The OF that inesable remey
PARIS LIFE PILLS. NJ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

u THE POPULAR REMEDY all those forms OF disease
which, when neglected. end Consumption such as cough
from any throat, hoarseness and the kthe
Hygene Horehouud Candy-s the most popular and sue.
ce,siu remedy and is noiseessy supplantng all the other
pretended compounds vau,ed mpudently by tctuouS
and manufactured certificate makers Sold wholesale and
retail NJ 4S2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

II Job Printing Omce.-All kinds of JOB
PRINTING, such as PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES CHECKS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, INSURANCE Policies SHOW BILLS,
BILLS LADING CIRCULARS. &c &c. neatly aud enpeti.
ously executed at he Oce of The Tribune l6U Naseau-
stree, ms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

II An old Physician, who has seen forty years,
practice twenty OF them surgeon in the Cont
mental Armies OF Europe, being in reduced circur-
stances solcits employment any Medical Institution Dis.
pensary, Drug Store. As compounder ard dispenser
OF Medicines, his experience has been extensive and he
proer the conclusive esti nona 10 his capacity,
egrity and strictly temperate habits His native language
the German but he speaks readily French, Italian, Hol
andic and English His expectations of present eompen-
saon rery moderate. Please address F. b. this Of
fce. n26 II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

IL spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
ens are row completed for supplying according pre-
vious ntiHaton, FINE Fur Hat 1T price (SS 25l
which shall render ernpha,eay The cheapest well
lowest priced Gsuuemens Fur Hat xzie in this
city Ii prepared In the style which characteTzes
fines; article, and Ike that article offered pce
which il cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with all confidence aruls K 10 be
for he gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Hat Jet offered. (oaoul SPENCER, 2l5 Broadway.
II Orlando Fish. Fasnloaable Hsuer, ls7 Broad
way would inform the gentlemen OF NewYork that his
Fall and Winter Style OF Hats ready or their nspec
and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been The hrst project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style OF Hats instead of servley copying The
Fashions OF EurDpe which often uusuitet TO eli
mate and manners he reoices perceive that others have
seen fit TO follow MS lead and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers
He offers Winter style OF Genuemen's Nutria Hats al
s. 90 and warrants them equal in material, finish, fashion
and durability TO any fia. sold low s. in the city
But be wishes distinctly understood that his Se,. Hats
rot sold at this price, but 81 So These he recommends
equal 10 any hat sold in NewYork al s. under and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited to
call and examine as stock OF Winter hats and Judge Of
their quality He is conAen that whether the cheapest
the best Hat IS desired the inquirer will be SATISFIED
Try bin. (s20u) O. FISH, ISL Broadway
" One Price kzat Stcre.-BROwN CO, l7s
Beauty Durability and Economy combined in ,he form
o! beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the small
OF S. ms lm
-@~-
a HICyn who hees fbrtvc
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

Fine English editions tor sale by The importers,
D. APPLETON, 200 Broadway.
slsons History OF Europe, from the commencement OF
the French Revolution 7Ss 10 The Kesora of lhe Sour
bons, in 1918, l0v thick Svn; the entire works OF Dean
Swift by Roscoe, w large 8vo; Lord ClarcndoEs
History of Rebellion England, with 81 regaDt plates
England with &c finely engraved portrait, ~ imp Svo;
Jeremy Golfers Ecclesiastical history OF England, ne'v
and elegant edition with notes. &c. 9v 8vo; tie complete
works OF isaac Barrow, 8y Svo Patrick Lnutb Arnoid
Lowman and Whilby's Critic Paraphra,e and Comnienta
ries the Holy Scriptures, brautlu edition. 4v $40;
The Collected Speeches Of Henry Lord Brorg ghman, iV
Svo; siifords History OF Greece, edited by Lord Rede
dale bes, edition. 8v 8vo Prof Heeren's Researches into
the Political Intercourse and Trade OF the Principal Ma
lions Of Antiquity 6v syo Guizois History OF The Engh
Davy, Bart edited by his brother, Dr. John Dayv 9v 3vo
the Prose and Poetcal WORKS Of John MtoO with intro
ductory review. very large imp evo; Prof. Smyts Lee
lures French Revolution. Sv 8vo; the complete
8vo; CamphelPS Select Specimens of the British Poets
with Criticisms their Lives, &C. elegant vol 3vo; Sir
Walter SCOTS Complete Poecai Works with int oducton
ard notes. elegant vol. roy al syo Sir n Wrarhas His
toca and Poshumous Memoirs, portraits, vols 8vo; the
works Of Edmund Burke with Critical notes. &c. complete
in two vols imp svo the Works OF Lord Bacon, 5eaul
fu edition. vS; Froissart and Monsrelets Chronicles OF
England France. Spain and the adjoining countries win
many Illustrations, vols imp Sv0 the One TkousanG ard
One Nigh commonly called Arabian Nights trans
iaon by Edward Lane, Esq with macy hundrcd lns,ra
tions vols imp 8vo Pictorial History OF England, with
many hunired illustrations invaluable work vols l1p
Gvo Loudon's ArboTeium et Ffutcelum Brannicum. or
the Tree; and Shrubs of Great Britain illustrated with
zine and Register of Rural and Domestic Improvement
with hundred illustrations, 10 vols 8vo the Dramatic
Works OF Ben Jenson Beaumont and Fletcher, M1ssngcr
and Ford Wychcr:es, Congreve, Vanbrlgh, Earquehar
and Shak Speare, all IN 8 vols. royals o. iiorm.
List to be continued
II Books imported order by the single copy in
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

" The Ph9nix Temperance Benevolent
Association viii Concert Han, This Eve
mag al II O'Clock Several able speakers expected o
be present Good singing BY The Ladies' Society, aia
others.
r s. The Ladies Pkceni, Society will mee a, the
place a; S O'Clock EPHRAIM L. SNOW, President
GEO ". CUSHING Sec'y. Gea II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

The schr Two Marys IRON NewYork for Attakapas, put
into sIobe on the 10Th ms distress, with loss o main
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

SATANTED-Au elderly German wish
Wv e. employment rs Porter, Clerk, or in any way
that he can earn bare subsistence H' can give
address r. ]. al this Office. mo 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
Bv +. Cclton Co.-wedn.stay, Novprnbcra 80
NURIiC CADMENISTRATO SA (,

DU bLfC NU7lEINIS IS ILf1 OiN DIT a.
-GENTEEL FURNITuRE-At 10 O'clock. at NO. 81
the furniture contained in the house. consist.
ing OF mahogany and curef maple chairs mahogany table,
sofas brussels and Ingram silver ware pier glasses
pab,e o beds and bedste clocks stoves, fgans co
man,-,ogeher with the kitchen furniture. Also, sey'ral
tnnS NJ coaJ n-9S,'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28

M ANTED-A place by respectable
w healthy young woman as wet Nurse. Apply at
474 Cherry street nso VI