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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-16

SUPERIOR STATIONERY.
WILLIAM FISCHER importer and dealer in
wv fancy and staple stationery, is now opening his
spring supply of
SUPERIOR STATIONERY,
Artists materials Rodgers cutlery prepared parch-
ment Bristol boards Binders Materials pertumery,
music and musical instruments, embracing articles OF
every description in his line-a of which are offer
ed on the most reasonable terms at Statloners Hall
where strict uniformity of dealing is observed
April 25-3taw4w
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WILLIAM L. AUSTIN,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Card-WM e. AUSTIN, Esq, will give his atten-
ton to my unfinished business and | recommend
him to the patronage of my friends.
WALTER FORWARD
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-16

ERENCH FANCY ARTlCLES.-W. FIS-
l. CHER has Just received from the importer on
consignment two cases of beautiful fancy articles
which he will sell at the invoice prices. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to an examination of them at
Statoners Hall, where large collection of useful ar
ucles are constantly kept for sale. feb 5
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X f. ID FIE LID q SAY AGE,
STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS.

IL CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK CITY
SNTEREOTYPING of BOOK AND JOB WORK
~ done at the shortest notice, and in the best man
ner. Secondhand type, but little worn, CHEAP for
CASH. J. S. REDFIELD,
C.. c. SAVAGE.
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HUGINS g. MILLS,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Burlington, Iowa Territory
w ILL attend, with promptpess, vigilance and
w fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted
TO them in the way of their profession They will
attend to collections any part of the Territory and
the adjoining counties of Illinois.
III. + HUGINS,
+. ID. MILLS.
REFERENCES.
.Neio York-Nessrs. Grennell, Minturn & Co. Al
fred Pell, Esq, Pres. Life s TT Co.; Hon. Aaron
Clark.
ST. Louis-Messrs Yeatman Woods & Co.; Pow
ell, Barlow & Co.; John Davis, Esq.
Chicago-Messrs. Beaumont & Skinner.
Observation-Disclosures. J. ID. & G. Jones Alphonso
Taft Esq; Tyler Davidson, Esq.
adeiphia-Messrs. Sykes & Dorsey Holmes
Mason & Dean; George c. Lord, Esq.
.Nsto Orieons--Nessrs. Charles Doane & Co.
june 20-lm
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| DR. T. G. EVANS AMERICAN VEGETA-
RIE VIRMIEIrGE

DIR. L. @. EVANS AMERICAN VEGETA-
BILE VIRMIFUGE.
TT is fair to conclude that every man will speak in
l. high terms OF his own productions but with re-
gard to this prompt and powerful destroyer the
proprietor has only to say gipe 10 trial. and the
suit will show you how much it is entitled TO its dis
tingushed name. If worms be the cause of COM
plant, fair trial of this medicine will soon decide
the fact.
IL is compounded of pure vegetable ingredients,
and may be depended being both safe and certain
For sale by
w YOUNG,
Sole agents for the District two doors east of Gadsbys
Aprll 6-3t
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EOR HlRE-A boy about IL years OF age a
Il good house servant. Enquire of
f. b. BOUTWELL,,
md 81 Navy Yard.
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW

Independent Metropolitan hso penny Afternoon
Paper,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
DIED:

AT Srookyn. suddenly. OF Thursday, the 18th instant
Daniel aicFaul oldest OF Albert B. and Martha Jane
smith, in the 81 year OF her age.
December 90, suddenly Mr. Thomas Croker Printer
the 51th year OF his age.
The relations and friends of the family and oil his sons
law Leonard Field and C Meica together with the
bers of the Typographical Society, Printers generally
invited attend his funeral tomorrow (Sunaav
ing O'Clock precisely. from his late residence IS Beck
His remains will be taken Long Island for
lHsTment.
On Thursday evening December 81, suddenly, Rober
Janison ESQ., the 10th year OF his age County
Antrim Ireland and for the last IS resident OF the
Third Ward OF this city,
His friends and acquaintaBceS, ana also those OF bis
W ilam aud John Janison, and his sopn luw, Charles
Mathews respectfully Invited 10 attend his funeral
SUNDAY, January l. at o'clock. P. ~ from his late resi-
derce, No. 81 Murray-street, corner OF Greenwich.
DecsTber so, stephen L. in his fifth year Of Stephen
L. and Maria H. Henderson
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully in
vted to atteEd his funeral Sunday morning 10 O'clock
from his fathers residence, No. 81 Georck-slreeL
December 20, Frederick s. OF Cyrenus and Ell
len @. Holmes, mouths.
December 20, William F. Weed, S.
December 49, Letua, daughter OF The late Edward Mo-
ran, Is years
December %, John B. Mills, in his S7h year.
AT North Shore. Staten Island December &C. Charles
Spencer youngest of ". p H. Barrett aged year and
months.
AT AtPhladelphia December S. Mr.. Edward Bacon, lale
Of Sims5ury Conn. in his Slst year
At Schenectady, December 25, Hon. James C. Duane.
Director OF The Mohawk Bank from its first orgsnizHIicp
and President OF that institution To that Duane
OF the most useful upright and eperprlang ct-
every bodys rien-commanded and received The respect
OF all. He leaves widely extended circle Of relatives aid
friends by whom his will long be cherished Mr..
Duane IS years age, and of the lae James
Duane, formerly Mayer OF the CITY OF Schenectady
Al bis residence Parish St James, La, Decem-
ber & BE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
Things i'm Philade!phTu.

correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Dec so, 1922. NJ.
About o'clock P. M. an important made by
officer Bowyer NewYork, assisted by officer Young, Of
this city Immediately in front Of the u g. HOTEL Chestnut
street, in the person Of young named Ehnres Malt
Maltser charged with the preparation OF burglary
in your city, desperate struggle ensued between the
prisoner and Br. Bowyer the former drawing pistol
which, providenaly, rescued. when upon examine
tion found heavily loaded MaItsou was then
ironed and conveyed before Recorder Vau1 who commit
ted upon the presentation Of officer BIS precept ofthe
charge against him in your city, in default OF bail
SHIP NEws-Arrived barque Cora, Warner, from Mara
caibo 9Th inst Left brig Sisters for NewYosk waiting
cargo.
Barque Delaware, Usher, 6 days from Boston.
Schr Helena, Kelly, 6 days from Washington, N c. On
the l7,h encountered severe gale the inner edge OF
the Gulf Strean-ost SO bb!s lurpenine.
Scbr Atalanta, Newhal. s days from New-York
Cleared-Brig Wm. M. Rogers, Harding, Boston,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
snses q, Are a,orh Rxcann.e. Dec. SO
Commercial and Money I'VE alters.


There was very lille done In Bank or Road Stocks ex
ceptnv Long Island OF which eco shares were sold ayes
teydays prices Ohio Sxes Of weh some were 'old
declined again per cent aud offered freely at mat
Sterling Exchange is not firm and we quote % 40;
Francs, 5 IS 5+ss.
No change in Inland Bills. Alabama. % a TO-
Tha Lewis Co. Bank will resume on Tuesday mex. Po'
.aed arrangement don, break down We don't hhe 10
be positive in any statement in regard to this BanS. IL
understood the difficulty with the Commercial Bank OF M
bany which The Lewis Co. coo has been arranged
The notes OF Housatonic Railroad have improved ten
per cen within month"; a.crhed the demand created for
tsem the Increased winter ave over this road They
are now Is per cen, discount
The following are the insured The property
DESTROYED by the fire last nigh; in Watcr.st.
Merchants 81 cool Fremen's.
Manhattan $3.50 Bowery.
Enn;table 5000 East RIVER 4oa0
1s5,isrson 5000 National ..........-... s,0te
s,ontrbu,ionshp $500 Mutual Safety ..... Is ooo
Howard .......... 10000 Guardian ......... 4ysto
The Mutual Safety Insurance. Company bave declared
dividend OF arteen per the earned premiums Q,
the ending The 7,h n for which scrip eerineae'
will sc issued on the LIST OF February next This company
have paid daring the year losses and current 10
The amount OF 1885. The nett prohs Of Inc Company
or 1872 sossi In four years the profits are sss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
MARRIED

On Wednesday evening, December 81, by Rev. J. II.
Perry Mr. stephen g. Sarles Miss Eveina L., second
daughter o. Samuel w. D. Cook-all OF this city.
December 81, by Rev Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. Joshua Mead
New Yerk, 10 Mrs. Susan Clinos OF Brooklyn, l.. l.
December s9, Mr. Darius Small 10 Miss Nancy NJ Good
ridge.
Al New Brunswick, N J., Thursday evening. 2eh in
slant, by Rev Greenleaf webb Mr.. William G. Creaer,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

And Oihe
~ All d. APPLETON & co. zoo Broadway.
NJ sIi ss.e Splendid English Animals for
,SasNThe whole assor,men. OF these splendid Gi;i
Socks, FOR aIe-by the importers. 80 80,
yyErpr;HccnI Oxford ssibles.-A rich assort-
the elegant Oxicrd University Press edition OF the
Bible various sizes richly bound in The best style OF Lon
don workmanship, for sale by the importers.
dsl 2tis b, APPLETON 4 CO. 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards. aIctfonecr.
EsY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT',
Store lsS Brcsowav.
Liberal cash advances made coDsgrmeuts Tor areoH
THIS EVENING.


AZ St O'Clock 1T the Auction Room.
GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT ANIMALS AND
HOLIDAY SOQkS.-Aa extensive and rita collection OF
rpwarus 200 elegant English American Annaals in
cuGng The LONELINESS for 1885, Friencsbps O:
tcsus Tor 1885, Tae Gin 1885, The Rose tsiS, Christian
Souvenir lS+S OGd Fellows Offering isiS. magnolia ls*S
Nerry's Annual 1885 Also, spen5 English Aanaais IN
cnding the Seiie of Season Gssis OF Seanty, Aekcr-
mans No., Heaths Book OF Beauty, gems oi
Art Pearls OF The last Heais PetIresqne An;as bsaT-
ty's Cosrwe, eatas Drawing Rceal scrap BOOK FREED
ships Offering, Heaih's Historical Ann1si, Drawing Room
Posto!io, Christmas G Legeads of Seoice, The Children
OF the Nobility.
STANDARD WORKS. Ea,sSLLisHEp Books Sc embracing
s5ncroS History OF the L. : vols treseciS His'oTy
of Ferdinand Isabella SS AiloaS History oi europe
lv; Spirit The Woods lii elegant cofd plates So0
theyS edition OF kirke Whites Works elegantly bouH05
splendid Pictorial editions OF Don Qpxns; Robasa Cru
Vicar OF Wakefield and relemachrs; the Royal Sock
OF Gems, eegan Enden's Gallery ot te Srscss, spieE>
did quarto cpy Book OF the GeI Syi Sprpcers FoScat
WORKS 5v; Burse's complete WorSs l0y; Rollins Ancient
History Sc an Csapbslfs Beok OF the Poets
More sPoetca Works 6ns Paris eitioe II Shakspeares
Work, be,; English edition 20 illustrations; Cabinet OF MO-
dern Art; Souihey'S Soak OF the Church, Sc
Also, volumes Muialre Classical Library conpri~
sing variety of choice Works in cegaat bindings suitable
for presents.
Also, upwards of 500 new and popular Juveniles and
Chldren's Books
SPLENDID OXFORD SrgLEs Also beautiful assortment
Of elegant Oxford Blbes. various bindings
Also, Common Prayer Sccas in elegant velvet &c mo-
bind ngs together with large variety OF hne booss
suitable for Presents.
Also, share it, tis New York Society Library.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
ARRIVED.

Packet ship cdaior, Chadw ick, London and Ports
mouth November 2l and 9th from falmouth, with mdze,
to J G!.wod.
Ship Sutton Galloway, days from Charleston, with cot
ION, &c, 10 Geo Sutton.
Ship Orleans Sears Is days from New. Orleans, with
mdze TO VIM Nelson.
Barqae Ro.tonaa, Emerson, II days form New. Orleans
with H,dze, TO Nesmth l. Leeds.
Barque Teazer, Crockett ls days from Mobile, with
cotton.
Brig Plymouth Thomas, 10 days from New-oreana,
wnh tndze, 10 Nesnith J. Leeds
Brig Napoleon, Robinson, 20 days from st Marks, with
mdze, IN master.
Brig G Lauiar, saunerrnan, days from Savannah,
" ilh cotton, Scott x horrei.
Brig Christina, Warren, from st Marks via Key West,
19 days, with cotton. to master.
Brig Oneco ua, q days from New Orleans with mdte,
TO master.
Brig s, Marks, Williams ls days ST Marks with
ten, &C, 10 w " Pratt
Brig eieorgiana, Mcclellan la days from New Orleans,
with radze, m Hdvers J. Co.
Brig l,cplf, Wording 2 days from Jscmc with coffee,
to 4 Buck & Co.
Brig Paragon la days from Apalachcola, with mdze, to
master.
Brig Peter Daniel, Daniel days from Charleston, with
mdz. 10 III Daniel.
Brig William Tia, lor Hovey, Is days from Apalachcoa,
ith cotton, 10 Surges CleaTman.
Bg Emily, Sherv ood days from ChaTle.on, with cot
tou 10 Dunlani L Dimon
Brig Lady snD, S1Ow 90 days from He-O!leans, Win
sugar and molssseS, to Harmony & Co
Schr Emily knight, Thomas 2S days from Lsguna, win
with tons iguumyi,e and 500 hides TO Howand Aspn-
wall
Schr Curew Rider 81 days from Curacao, with skins
and salt. TO FosIse Co. -
Scar Sarion higgins. 8 days from Ncwoern NCs Win
naval stores, 10 De Peys;es wh,marsh.
Sckr Manchester, Worth from Richmond, with nonr and
tobacco, TO Allen i PaIson.
Schr L l. Sturges, Baker, from oeorgetSwn, Tis Eour
TO Siurges Chairman
schr Norlh Aaerica, Sterling, days from York River,
with oysters
Schr Michigan Terry days icom aniofe, WIZ naAe,
10 johnson K iowdon
BELOw-Bar9ue Navarino; also ships and : ongs-
Wind fresh TSW.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
STATE Debts-EIectro-NIagu gue,ic Teiezrap phs
-Jokn Tyicr-Webster, DC. DC.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON December g 1872
In the HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE TO-DAY
Mr.. COOPER of Pa., on leave, presented a ma mo.
rial from Adams County, Pa, in favor of the plan
Of Mr.. w. Cost Johnson to aid the States.
Mr.. JOHNSON appealed to the House to suffer
the appointment of Select Committee on this
subject.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved to lay the whole
subject on the table: rejected, without division.
The motion of Mr. CosT JOHNSON was then
carried Ayes II; Noes 68-and ,hus Select
Committee (of nine, of which Mr.. J. of course
will be Chairman) is ordered tc be appointed.
Mr.. CUSHING moved the printing Of the report
OF the Commissioners for the survey of the Boun-
dairy.
The motion was carried.
MIR. EVERETT, on leave, presented o petition of
about hfty-seven (Whg) members of the New
Hampshire Legislature, stating that the majority
of that Legislature had refused to district the State
OF New-Hampshire according to the Appor,ion-
ment Act, and asking Congress to divide the State
into four Congressional districts. The memorial
was referred TO the Committee of the Whole on
the Union.
reports from Committees being in order during
the morning hour, were called for.
Mr.. FERRIS, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill making an appropriation to test the
practicebilty of establishing system Of Electro
Magnetic tclegraphs by the U. States; referred to
the Committee Of the Whole.
Other unimportant reports we're made.
The bill for the repeal of the Bankrupt Law
came up-,he question pending on the amendment
OF Mr.. CAVE JoHNsoN to the motion Of Mr..
BRIGGS to commit, inslructing the Committee to
report bill for the unconditional repeal at two
o'clock tomorrow
MIR. WISE spoke in defence Of Mr.. Gushing.
Mr.. w. had not concluded when the hour ex-
pired. A motion was made to give him another
hour and rejected; Yeas 100, Nays 80.
Mr.. FEssENDEN of Me. made an able speech
against the repeal of the bill and in reply to Mr..
Gushing.
Mr.. MARSHALL obtaiaed the floor and the House
adjourned.
In SENATE, to-day, petitions numerousy signed,
were presented by Messrs. TALuMADeE, CR1r-
TENDEN, CRAFTS, PORTER, BERR1EN, WOOD
BRIDGE and WHITE, against the repeal Of the
Bankrupt Act, and in favor of It's repeal by Mr..
BUCHANAN.
The bill allewisg compensation to pension
agents was ordered engrossed.
Several private bills were passed.
The bill allowing drawbacks on merchandise
exported in original packages to Chihuahua and
Santa Fe, in Mexico, was passed,
And the Senate adjourned. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
TIE NEW MnRLD

Fer THIS DAY closes the 5i volume othis sterling and
popular periodical It's embrace the conclusion OF
Lovers isniiable story OF HANDY ANDY and Dr. Levers
popular novel OF JACK HINTON, witch very interesting
notwithstanding the gross insult this country which II
contains OUR Youse PoE7s, an article iron The pen Of
the celebrates Christopher North Editor Of Blackwoods
Magazine LORD MAYORS DAY, humorous sketch, by
Tom Fool. PARIsIA INCIDENT with large variety OF
Foreign Extracts, Scrap Book, Poetry, News, &c. &c
II A volsne commences January !, when the pa
per viii appear il the imperial octave form. lis contents
viii embrace The first Amercn EDITION Of popular En-
gsh work Of s0 pages besides the usual variey5 yeaI
Once so AEn.st. II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
Court Calendar.
SATURDAY, December 81.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 80, ST..
CoNMos PLEAs.-Tuesday.--Nos. 27, 81, II
45, 80, ~, l, 3, 13, 56, 81, GO, 10, II, 81, IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

" Grnhnnism.-Dir. SYLVESTER GRAHAM, at the
request friends, will deliver three Lectures
the Society Library, OF Broadway and Leonard
street, the evenings of Thursday Saturday ard Monday
January the 9Th, 7th and 9th, Physiology, with par
ticular reference DIET, and is bearing on Morality
LONG LIFE, EEALTH and HAPPINESS. Single Tickets 20
cents; tickets viii admit gentleman and two aoes;
tickets for the three Lectures 30 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
JOSIAH Richards, Auc;ioneer.
II large Sale OF Annunis aad Elegant


Roois.-THIS EVENING, al BANGS, RICHARDS
L PLATTS auction Rooms, ls5 Broadway, viii be sold
upwards of 40 eegan, English and American Annuas for
laa] and other years Also large rnd choice variety Of
valuable Standard Works ae editions; elegant ebel!lshea
Books splendid Oxford Bibles 800 volumes OF choice mini
Classics and large collection ascy sound Books
suitable for New Years Gifts
Also share in the New York Society Library. Il
u Wechnaiss' 5nsII.ut-.-The regular monthly
meeting OF this Institute will be held al the Rooms. CHv
Hail. on Tuesday evening, JAM Sd, lsfa, at halfpas
O'clock
As the yearly tickets members viii expire the Isl
OF January the5 respectfully requested 10 call at The
Library and obtain their :;ctc.s for letS.
JAMES ROWLAND, Rec Secretary
Mr.. RAYMOND OF the Tribune will lecture a. the Institute
Rooms, Chamberssueet on Friday evening" jan 9Th Mr.
FOWLER will deliver discourse Phrenoosy on wed
nesday evening, the 4tb, the Rooms City Hall d5l q
u Mercantile Library Associniioa..The
eighth Lecture of the will be delivered al the ao
ernace Tuesday Evening, January 8, bapas seven
o'clock by RICHARD H. DANA, Jr. of Boston, author OF
'Two Years Before The Mast" Subject The Founda-
ton Of influence"
Tickets twenty-five cents be obtained at the Library
Rooms at ,e door. Doors open al quarter before
seven O'Clock BY order. ISAAC a. BAILEY,
go 2tr Rec. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

FATHER OswALp;'' genuine Catholic Story Casserly Il
ssn, l0s Na,snu.street
This neat and well printed volume has been JUST
issued by our neighbors, the Catholic Booksellers.
1t is an elaboratey written and argumentatve pro-
duction, and is brought out complete answer
to that able work long known under the name OF
"Father Clement" In no section of this vast
Republic, has the latter been unread; we trust the
answer will meet circulation as extensive as truth
and Justice demand. Let US by all means hear
both sides, and then judge for ourselves. Fair
play is bonnie play" Go then and read Father
Oswald Those wishing to make suitable Holy
day presents can have copies elegantly bound in
Turkey morocco, &c. &c.
A CARELEssNgss.--A trench which had been
opened in Ann.strset in front of Appegate's Office
was left last night without lamp or barricade, save
the dirt thrown out of it. 1t was about 6ve feet
deep and extended across the street from side
walk to within foot or two of the other. pref
tier trap could not well have been arranged and 1t
was successful for about clock horse attached
to sleigh was driven into il. After an hours Ia
Dor the horse was gotten out much injured The
person who was in the sleigh with the assistance
of others, went to work Immediately and filled the
trench up that no more necks should be placed in
Jeopardy. That some one has been very careless
in this matter is evident.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

GRAHAAfS NEW WORK on the Authority of the BIZ
bic for Mans eating Flesh drinking Vine &c. Isl and %
Parts readyprce 50 cents eachfor sale by John urdel
G9 Chambers.st. d29 WE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
MAGNIFICENT BOUKS FOR PRESENTS,
C,m-rsinr, oII The

MAGNIFICENT BOUkS FOR PRESENTS,
Comprising all The
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR l84s.
Also, choice assortment ot
STANDARD AND PICTORIAL WORKS,
Fine Oxford Edition OF Bible, various sizes in elegant
Bindings. suitable for Presents &c
Imported aud for sale by D. APPLETON I co.
At their Literary Emporium, 200 Broadway.
D. As Co respectfully invite tieir customers and the
public generally to call and examine iheir extensive ocx
fine Books sc;snble for the approaching noyaaJS aiu
~ sears, holiday Gifts. for 1S43.-Pn6,
>hed and sold Nos. lS7 H. Nassau street, Nc" iufk
ImsTHE WoND ERs OF THE woRLD, ,r..ccbtaining
about GOO pages letter press and more than ave
xngravngs, elegantly bound in gilt prce only - % peE
copy Fer recommendations Oh ts wcfa see al VIC Papet'
published in the United states
IL" SEARS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY the most ss'eI'-
ddly Illustrated aud cheapest work ever issued on uie
American continent, containing several hunafea nv,
n.s entirely and original designed ana oy
The most eminent artists oi England and America ool vi
preparing the work, 5000 This beautiful and impo.tah5
upwards OF 800 pages royal octave pnte
from stereots pc plates, handsomely bound ~ g anu
et,ered, eas readily the low price OF - % per
volume.
1Ii.The well known popular work. in vols entitled
q PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE
AND VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND" forming an illus
traied Commentary OF The Old ana New Testament each
volume containing @ Scrptua Rngravngs and 100 pages
of interesting letter press descriptions, svo, substantially
bound CoInpicd iro the Notes OF the London PicnEia
Bible, which sells in $50 per copy. Price
81 IS per vol Or s. tor the se;t.
N-Onthe seenEc or third week in January; lsts; Tnl
be issued No. OF % SEARS NEW MONTHLY FAM
LY" MAGAZINE" embriltshed with several hnndret
EnraTings To be published the FIRST OF every month
coluans) AT s. per anrp advance. 70 be published
above at the Book Stores Nos IS7 l. l Nassau street
New York City.
U Agents wanted in town and country. t2i lns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

o. Watch Night-This evening Saturday. in Rev.
William NJ StiIw>rs Church, Chryste street, between
Walker and Hester, al O'clock with
the Millennium and other exercises until II O'Clock.
On Wednesday evening, January 4h, the Sunday School
will hold their Anniversary TO commence al o'cock-ex
ercsrs by the scholars and collection taken for the School
d3l liz
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u Fruit. tEC.-'The subscriber offers for sale at
the loves, market prices and in lots TO suit pur-
chasers, the following goods vz-New Raisins Currasts
Prunes, Figs, Ctron Oranges, Lemens paper and soft
she'll Almonds, old Wines and Cordiak together with
large ard choice assortment Of Groceries.
dos lWst JOHN MCGEAGH. No. l19 EoWerY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

j gJaitarinu Eecfnres.-A course o! Unitarian
Lectures will be commenced by Rev Mr. Farley at the iy
10 Brooklyn, Sunday evening next and continued
every succeeding Sunday evening until finished Intro
duclory Lecture Sunday evening Subject Con-
sistency OF effo difuse views of Christian
Doctrine with Christian Charity Services TO commence
ar o,r Spats
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

II Christmas and New
&NEyERs 34l Broadway, have jus, received from Flu.
rope OF the richest assortment of goods suitable for
Christmas and NewYears Presents offered for sale n
this city, combining elegance and utility They respectfully
invite their friends Call aud FOR themselves For
sale above, the celebrated SOLAR LAMP for briance
and economy surprising others in use. dig 2wis+