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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
NORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
szssT5 Winter .7rrang On and after Wednes;
qsStSSG. day LIST November the Cars on this Road will


Leave ors,own after in the morning and at
9 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Leave New-York 9 O'Clock in the morning and in the
afternoon.
Leave Newark 10 O'Clock in the morning. and in the AZ
ternoon
Passengers by the morning train Morstown will arrive
there II! o'clock where will be readiness 10
yey them Schoaey Mountains Washington Belvd,re and
EaSton daily Succasunna, Stanhope Newton, Milford
aud Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and
Rocksway, Dover Sparta and Newton Tuesdays Thurs
and Saturdays each e returning the subsequent days
The stage for Iaskng Ridge vi" leave evening the
arrival Oft and return the next morning in time for the
first train for New-( oIk.
Passengers go and from Jersey City without changing
On leaving the city the passengers will deposit their
baggage in the the foot OF Courtlandseet where
Agent will be in attendance receive it.
Passengers from Morstown will arrive in Newark time
take the morning and evening trains for Trenton and Pha
dcllma
Rail, complete running order and offers commo.
dou and eXrdtiou conveyance and from New DIRK for
passengers freight.
The of Communication for passengers per
from Newark Morristowu, Madison or Chatham; $50
the Summit; $40 10 Milyilie, and SOS 10 Orange
Passengers requested 10 have their baggage marked
NJ 4 Sups tend
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tid SON v steamboat N. Sos1 gT e.
ASyESzIdar-s every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'clock landing all the intermediate places The Utica
furnished with superior staerOoms and Is otherwise unsur
passed for accommodation.
For passage or freight, apply on board. sn22rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

eHas7. .FOR HUDSON and intermediate
$3.50 Lanaings-The Steamboat WESTCHEs-
SfEszsaSzT TER, Capt. WIN. H. MELLEN, will leave the
day and Friday at O'Clock P NJ connecting Hudson with
the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad the Of which leave
Tuesday Thursday and Sunday, O'clock p NJ. the
arrival Of the touching both ways at the intermediate
"'''"s' sToRRS s. STEPHENSON, 90 We,t.st.
This has been put complete order with an additional
number G State Rooms and will be found pleasant and
comfortable boa. a, any on the river. This boat
barges. ~,
Eridsv 7tl Anil apps 9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

500 lbs of German Silver fully equel TO the imported
" Sheet Brass, various sizes
1000 CoOPER,S do very SUPERIOR , aTcIs AlS S
which being under his supeintend
ence he enabled superior article and at very
duraI Drices OIL Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

DOCTOR SWAINE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
acknowledged
10 far excel all other
medicines III the E III
the West, in the Nora and III
the South A trial aiwavsproves
its virtues for coughs, cold, splitting
blood, tickling rising sensation IN The
throat, bronchitis, whooping cough, asthma,
weakness Of the nervous system, or impaired
constitution from any cause and 10 prevent
persons from falling into decline this medicine
has no equal. 4 great number of the very best
testimonials of virtues may De seen By calling at
Dr.. H. SwNSE,s Office, M. 81 S95th SIXTH
rations from this valuable ire, except
the above, Doctor SWAISE,S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
both
fictitious
and
counterfeit
For sale on IL at
DR.. w. II. MINORS
Drug Store, 1872 Broadway. corner Of
John.st Also Swaynes Specific for Govt and Rheumatism
OIL IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE-Common Walls, Pre-
scripon vials Patent Medicine Walls Acid Bottles Co.
Oils Concaves Magnesia, Backing Varnsh. DemY ohns
Fasks nkstands Jars, Lemon SyEups, Musards, snufs
sc. Sc an
Chemicals of all kinds, Franch English and American. All
kinds Paints and Colors Every description of Drugs and
Druggists articles and Patent Medicines Perfumery and
SOAPS, general assortment, sc. sc. Sc
All articles warranted genuine. The promptes attention
p;ven IA orders from the I'm
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GOEGHS if taken IN tlme are never dangerou:

COUGHS if taken IN time are never dangerous
al least ninetynine in hundred will yield Dr.. BLAKES
rANACEA will accomplish in these cases more ra-
pdy than thing whch has been brought before the pub
lie. Here is proof positive.
Dear Sir remedy which can cure person when reduced
proved remedies had failed surely should be known and with
this conv lotion willingly bear testimony to The astonishing
effects of your Panacea In the of 1882 canghta Sc
we're cold which left with cough which became agra
waited By every change of weather and which continued upon
me until about three years SINCE when began 10 have night
sweats hectic fever pain side and breast
T ass % and n S a months peVos to my
your Panacea utterly helpless as 10 have to be lifted
from bed in order have 1t made. had tried every tng
which could hear of but nothing OF got verse and
until advertisement! of your Panacea sent Tor
bottIe-n days was able walk across the floors
gained rapidly and wonderfully after this and by continuing
the of months was perfectly cured and would
be happy any who has doubts OF the ecacyo your
medicine. JANE MOhltlS, NO.. 3 FITS ST.
For SALE wholesale and retail No. 286 Bowsry also at
street and in Newark Tppes, 293 Broad-st Price one
dollar per bottle four Tor three dollars Also Tor sale, Dr.
Heurys Rheumatic Syrup. o21 CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

HEALS CHAPPED OR TENDER FLESH,
CURES OLD SORES, ULCERS, Sc
Sold wholesale and retail only at the sign Of the American
lynn Sate-steet Boston, Ledger Buildings p!ade pha;
207 kngsree Chareston s. c. Be very particular and buy
no where else, mind OH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

- 600 hSTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot
Ss.zhI.zzS~% sf Whiteiall.st-The STEAMBOATS, STAT
Sasss4szs11ssss- EN- ISLANDER will leave New York
and Staten Island and after October q follows until
further notice.
Leave New York 9--lI-2-3.-5s.
Staten Island 8-lG---2--5.
All freight shipped is required be particularly marked
and i ~ the risk of the owner thereof. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

"a FIRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL
MT1 THIS DAY-The splendid fast-failing and fayore
SsA4z.packet ship ADIRONDACK 1000 tons, Capt Hack
staff sill sail positively as above, her regular day
superior packet has accommodations Tor cabin second
and Storage passengers unsurpassed By other in
mort and the price passage very low Those wishing 10
should fail make Immediate application on
board foot of Dover street or 10 ,o,r,r -, y =, ~;
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Persons wishing to send for their friends have them
bongh, on, in first class American packet ships sailing from
Liverpool weekly on favorable terms.
Drafts for any amount payable on demand without dis
land ireland Scotland and Wales. can be obtained apn-
cation above. oW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

EEWELl,Y- OF THE LATEST PATTERNS
~ Plated Cake Baskets Casters and Candlesticks;
Britannia Cotfee-Pots Tea SETS al and = 7 ms ms;
Table Cutlery in a single dozen sets OF 81 pieces
and man other goods Of similar description for sale by
neal Peari-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

A CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SA r.
mn IL ,aa .aT,ng ms 100 IlSen f.; my
try p package of Joness Extract of Sarsapalla
o M wie s GH al b S % 6 9 9 sGes 90
hamtee ~ y or l39 Fultonstreet Brooklyn; 2.S Broad
Philadelphia; 247 King-street, Charleston S. c. oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

T'HE BEST COUGH CANDY 1T has been
L proved by many of our citizens that JONES'S COUGH
tANpf IS the grand remedy for pulmonary long
plants IT'S sod for shilling package al The sign of the
American Eagle 81 Chathamseet We advise our readeri
70 ny II Il IS really good-no hunbug Also for sale al 3o
ruen-stTeat, Brookyn; Sate-seet, Boston; Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia eo7 King street, Charleston, 3 T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

I MI" NUbbEh ST1OES.--I he SUbSCfIUtf Is
receiving his Fall supply Of India Rubber Shoes and
respectfully socits call Dealers may rely upon the
ment being general and complete be found the
market as he supplied by the different manufacturers with
every saleabls style of Shoes
His stock of lined Rubbss decidedly the besteve offered
BESIDES lining good Shoes they lined very superior
manne OF p ain and figured Rubbes, Mems and Women
the supply is large aud we'll seasoned.
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes BuSkins Sandals nauuac.
tured Rubhers &c be found this establishment made
u;sror manner and warranted
Also, India Rubber Carriage Cloth Hose for the Coton
Water Machine Banding, Life Preseryers Pillows Cushions
SC sc and all other manufactured goods hand and man
uiactUred 10 order: c. l.. ROSS,
s. III Maiden lane ha,,Seen Pearl ,nI w arsr.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

HAYNES EXPECTORANT.-L at our
y bills mortality, and you will find that Consumption is
destructive human life in hi. country than any other
disease We all know that cough like the warning OF the
ble scourge It's fa presumption that Cough may
terminate IN pulmonary disease II nor checked early aud
hnF that individuals sAoqd be found mad enough neg
y procured any part Of the United States and the expert
and voluntary testimony Of thousands the results of
chemical ANALYSIS and OF medical science all point out
diseases of the lungs chest wnppe and other organs con-
neced with the process Of aspiration 1t is used IN regular
BY A B. D. SANDS Druggists, 10. 70 Fulton stre5s 273
Broadway and - East Broadway. ole IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

CUl.E FOR COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Hoarse-
ing Tie subscribers would call the attention Of the cit
liens o New York pleasant and fectaal remedy for the
tard novelty ying been used in New Jersey and
parts Of tins State for the last fifteen years with great
II heal; the iungS and viii common cold in le hours
Nlessrs. Bush x 'yer US Greenwich ST. wholesale Agents
subscT bers viii inett with prompt attention
LEls Z AltfFli, New Brunswick y. j.
o2l I'm lourfetor. for The T. STATE, ana thu tanaias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
| 600 600 Of T.. S & tTIAi POOR j,


and for only l2 cents, curing Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pain
Weakness in the Side Back Breast ons, or any part OF
the body Who will suffer when he be easily cured
Poor Child, he wasting away said friend OF ours the
ether ay-we have doctored him till tired and all
does 10 good; his breath offensive and he starts ght
fully his sleep; his appetite rasenOuS, and still he but
a skeleton. We recommended her try Sherman's Worm
LJ-euges, possibly he might he troubled with worms
She did, aud the first dose brought rs worms Three
doses entirely cured him. they have hous nds OF others
can't slcep, says cough nCessant, II seems
as If should choke death 1.-The would only Semans
Cough Lozenges he would be cnre1 in short time They
often cure the most distressing cases in few hours.
Ny head ,ci split says another Shernan Canpho Lo-
zencrs will any less than twenty minutes aud
mistake They seasickness, partato of the heart,
ownes ofsrrs dsSpondency and the depression Of spirits
nervous system Caution should be observed in procuring
the genuine SieTman Lozenges and Pastes or you may
Warehouse O6 Nassau ST. New York Philadelphia agents,
AGEsrs 49, 33 59 and 6Ol Broadway 227 Hudson ST 1853
Bowery; II East Broadway So William l39 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; A Guthrie, stanwix Hall, Albany Redding
CO. State Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; &.
F. Thomas AZ Main ST. Cncnnati; Andrew, Oliver o.
New Orleans OPS D&Wlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

IA VI. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
W CANDY, MEDlCATED,-With few months 90.
guack medicine Is ingredients are known 10 all
that make use OF IT, they being mentioned the direction
Root OF Lquorce Seneca Snake Root and many other cots
aud herbs known to be good fer Coughs Colds Phisc ron
threat: Also use for clearing the voice io,
VocalIs aud Public Speakers. This Medcated Candy has
gained great reputation for curing the above COMPLAINS In
counerlelts 10 be offered the public consequence
winch The proprietor has his stamped candy also
Druggists.
For sale only IN Boston by VIM Brown is Washingtoi.
street. In New York BY A B. D. Sands, No 70 Fulton.
street, ~ f~ast bIeadWay, 2I3 Broadway. ol6 I'm
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Nj i!!lI|Ifl!1f!;l!|A||IlI]!!1|f!l||NlI|E;7||!|p'
TIE American Improved
Hygeian Vegetable Medicine.

THE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and most En-
FaCTlVE compound in the whole range oil Medical
Preparations In all lingering complaints weakness gene
liver complaints, punory affect ions particularly in their
early ages, common co"ens colds rheumatic aec,ons-n
from whence spring diseases III general these Pills stand
qualled.
will sure' their permanent nineteen families outc
twenty making such trial. They put up boxes
for convenience o. ral 3 Also rac ka:es Of 81
cents and ST. Office Of sale 10 Fulton second ho%,
between Nassau and Bro dway where any information anda
great VARIETY of testimonies may bc obtained
q TRY. AND THEN JuDGE.-kl o23 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

of lts being a continuation Of an old work Of r.,
vernmenl being now actually engaged in buildna
iron steam vessels at Pittsburgh--(and he hons
ihereior)-on account OF the comparatively small
appropriations heretofore made IN this quarter, Sc
Mr. bEARDsLEY Of n. Y, with much nov
commt;aiIsm, urged the propriety OF mskn,
equal provisions for the Improvement of the Hn$S
son and other rivers which migbt need It ~
though he did not now undertake 10 say Tho,
they did, and hoped the subject of al Tho IL
and rivers would be referred "'s
The debate was continued by several ,,o,.
men TO late hour, when, without lIrth4, So
the Committee rose, and the House adournaS
In SENATE, bills were introduced, On leave =,
follows: az
By Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, for granting to N;cb.
gan certain alternate sections of land in tbs,
State for the purpose of internal improvements
By Mr.. FOSTER, for the establishment of = =.
w yard and depot at Memphis, Tenn. 80,
By Mr.. McDUFFlE, for the renewal of the Com
promise Act, and reduction Of the present TsrS
in conformity thereto.
By Mr.. BARROW, for the adjustment of Land
Claims in Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama and
Mississippi.
By Mr.. WALKER, for the rclinQuishmen, Of tho
10th section, and the selection of Others in tbo,
stead in certain cases.
Petitions were presented and resolutions intro.
duced to lie over.
After brief Executive Session [of the proceed.
ings of which some account may be found in ar.
other place the Senate adjourned. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
Things,,.. pniiadetphia.
Correspondence Of The New.Yors Tribune.
p,,,, r,,.r n,... n. % :,


PHILApELPHr. Dec COP NJ.
FROM BoRpkAux.-The barqee OHIO, Capt, Ruinasou,
for whose safety much anxiety has been felt arrived here ,h,
afternoon 40 days from Bordeaux with loss spars s
Sc. has encountered heavy weather acd succession n
gales for the as thirty DAYS The O. left r, Bordeaux bari
La Grange, Porter, for New York, days.
The weather to-day delightful, aud our people
throns the streets, evidently preparing themselves 10,
Thanksgiving aud Christmas day. Business somewha.
more animated. while every thing around juvenile
way seems bright and prosperous.
THE PooR.-I understand the NileIiies' have cu gagged
the spacious of thu Philadelphia Museum tomorrow
for the praise worthy purpose Of giving Thanksgiving Dn
ner to the poor Of The City and County of Philadelphia.
The Lecture Of James NJ Porter, Secretary OF War de.
who seemed evidently delighted with particular portions Of
the same.
Captain Stockton quite large and select COM
pany Of his friends ladies and gentleman Yesterday after
noon on board the Princeton, with handsome re-
past Among the distinguished persons board was ths
Hon. James Madison Porter, Secretary OF War
RUNioR.-l have heard the lame OF Joel B Sutherland
Naval officer Of this port mentioned connection with the
num umber already audsd likely ill the vacancy upon
the Bench occasioned b. the death of Judge Thompson
NEws.--Thera none stirring, except We had no rio,
among yor reem evenngarther combsts having been
postponed until next Sabbath Day
STocKs-The business IN Stocks TO-DAY was Of a m,
ceIlaneous character changes State
Elves were very firm coz, th small sale al 6ai Read
ing Bond again advanced selling s aud Reading share,
went up , closing II Wilmington SM-s, the Secoud
Board improved !; Grard /; Kentucky Bonds 2t-
Philadephia Bonas J. Wilmington Railroad g.
Camdsn and Amboy Bonds declined g. selling o. Schuyl.
Kill Bank The sales the Second Board 81 900
Tennessee Bonds az 9ut; $500 Wilmington SNrs soI
7s - shares Schuylk Bank ~: 100 do. Wilmington
R,lro darl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
lectures This Evening.

Hon. ALEXANDER EvERErr delivers a Lecture
before the New-York Lyceum This Evening
Snblect:-' French Revolution Of 1880"
The Second Lecture of the Course on Geology,
in Rutgers Institute, will be given This Evening,
at half.psst O'Clock, by DR.. GARDNER. Subject:
/" Volcanic Eruptions."
Mr.. ARNOLD delivers Lecture This Eyening
in the City Hall, before the Mechanics Institute
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

If Rosalind Is unfortunate her mole, Ngranilla IS as
unhsppy In her pimpl-"
g DR. GouRAup,s PoupRE SUBTLE WILL perman nenty
of this afforded the store and the Italian Medead
Soap viii destroy all pimples Bloches bots, spots disc0l
Grafton OF the skn and render decatey air smooth and
so chapped hands aud SKIN cured by wa.hngs One
cake al 50 crnts will sutce The genuine 10 b. had only
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

GEoRcIA.-The Senate of this State has at
length passed the bill we referred to short time
since. dividing the State into Senatorial Districts.
The Locos were furious at the passage Of the bill
in this form, crushing as it does their designs Of
robbery; and a motion was made next day to re-
consider it, which was lost. The vote stood 50
to SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
,fths TLibuns:

TO fht EdilUT
SIR uotce your paper Of yesterday under the head
of Police Reports charge OF fraad preferred by Hosea
Winchester. Th0msonian Doctor against Jonas NJ Ball
and William Bartlett lake this method request The
suspension OF pUbhc opinion Tor day when viii
produce ada,ts prove the charge wholly unfounded and
that Of the foa-st and malicious character have
actuate, the parties III the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

V1RG1NIA-The House, after three hours debate
on the Sth inst, ordered to cngrossment a bill to
reduce the per diem of members of the Leglsla
ture of this State to 80 after the seventy-fitth
day of the session.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21
BY This Mornings Mail.
appointmen Rivers-Postagc.
Editorial Correspondence.
wAsHrSeros, Tuesday Evening, DEC. le.

WASHINGTON Tuesday Evening, Dc. le.
The Senate to-day sat few minutes with open
doors, then went into Executive Session, and
confirmed the nomination of MATTHEW ST.. CLAIR
CLARKE for Auditor without opposition. They
also confirmed the new Postmaster of New Or
leans and two or three others Of small importance
Isaac Hills case was not acted on. The Senate
was not over fifteen minutes in Secret Session.
and then adjourned. They take the world easy
in that wing of the Capitol.
HENRY A. WISE is to be nominated for En-
bassador to France, but his name has not yet
been sent in. 1t viii soon be, however.
think the Cabinet nominations will be decl-
sively acted on this week.
- In the House, the day was spent uscless y,
The reference of the Presidents Message was the
order A Western Member having moved the
reference Of so much of it as relates to the iiii
provement of Rivers, sc. in the West to the Conl'
,nttec on Commerce, MIR. BARNARD OF n. \.
nroposed to refer the general subject of the I'M
provement of Rivers sc. to that Committee m
timating that there were other navlgaole rivers
beside the Mississippi and its tributaries Ims
was enough to ensure that the balance OF the day
would be spent in the lowest demagogmsm.-
Accordingly, KENNEDY of Indiana, BowLIN OF
Mo. &c. mounted the hobby Great West, and
rode themselves out of breath and the House out
of patience. There never was more disgusting
exhibition Bowlin complained that the Com
mittec on Commerce was too Eastern, and de-
manded a Select Committee "a course perfect
v certain, as he doubtless knew, to ruin the whole
business But his object was not to get the Riv
ers cleared out but, himself observed and COM
,nendcd as champion of Western interests, III
which he will doubtless succeed. Mr., HOLMES
of South Carolina, Chairman Of the Com
mittee of Commerce) said pumply to the
Western man. Join us in breaking dolcn
the Tariff, and we'll go for any River appro-
priatons you may ask" BELsER OF Ala very
sensibly insisted that Congress should think OF
getting some money into the Treasury, before IT
voted a great deal out. BEARDsLEY spoke iorclbly
but non. .committal on the main point The up
shot was an adjournment, with prospect that
the House will spend the week in referring the
Message Well: Bare ground isn't the worst
of sledding If this Congress does no worse
weeks work, shall be satisfied
Il have more hope of Postage Reduction. The
new Members, who were at first elated with the
idea of writing Free-M. CO. on the backs of
every bodys letters-so that they should be sent
through the Mails at the expense of such BARRIERS,
washer women, &c. as received letters but did not
enjoy the acquaintance of Members of Congress
are growing weary ofincessant importantly. Even
in the House, Franking is not so eagerly accord
ed as it was week ago, and many Member
begins to give signs of being bothered with con-
science. Reform must prevail. H.C
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

Ug bill has been introduced into the Gene
raj Assembly of Alabama to reduce the pay of
members of that body, hereafter to be elected, to
three dollars per day. Also resolutions instruct
ing the Senators and requesting the Representa-
tives in Congress from that State to use their ex-
ertions to procure the passage of law reducing
the rates of postage twenty per cent, and to make
them conform to the National Currency.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-21

BRoApw4r CIRCUS, NlBLo's.-The ncreas ing attrac-
ton this avote spot would need comment beyond the
fu Anpithears a. NbIo arranged with nsstgesf ne! con:
oTisr Levi North for elegance McFaIlane for activity,
Frankn for ramponism and the whole company for unds-
putsd fcieacy-combine une1amp interest
he young aud old the grave and the gay here
an uninterrupted Of pleasure and recreation These
are IN. holidays. let Them be eDjoyed and remember that on
S.t.IrdaY there Is az afternoon reIiofmanCe