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-. %. a. t;2kC z GGlCv.
III" rup,cribpr has the pleasure to a,'.
oouncc t. his friends and The Puhiic. II Il
he has commenced the manuiariur ng Il,
Wool Ia al its various branches, 4; til"
PrNGil-nc' Nils On n ,rtn Edss re elk.
near Gjln.n's Falls. Those who will fa-
""r h'@ wi'h their work roay depcnd OF
having ii done with proprietv aud dj>natcb
JETNFO 10 NSON.
II +. Wool viii be carded in rolls
ro1 & eta. cash
Providence Mills, June 10, 1918.
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FUG stLE-A colorru grr sbo u
Is years old. 10 serve Ill she attain, the
Dg" ct p yaars.-She is not to e oul OF
lie r"""'y-snid for wan, orempIn. M ent
fH1nr. At tins ofN-". Aug 26-.1.
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n \ / 4 n ITl'F'fI
-. ,''t ,, - w., 80 '''N g..
- application of Thomas Byron Of Ccta
OoNnty' ny petition in writing, to nc. H.,
7,ihSor'1,r' one Of The associate Judges Of tie o.
p'ah onI' OF Cecil county, setting forth tla
ne - IN actual confinement for debts. lie is una
o'G 20 niif' ana "i!c"hg 10 deliver up for tie lc-
"'tt oil ,lS creators, all his property, real per-
soma! ana nnNed TO which he IS in any way rn,;-
yea. Sr}"dn'e wH"r"o' md list OF his eredj and
"',i' '"'nG anntAca'l his sad petition upon OFT
and praying TO he discharged 'iom a,tral corrne-
ment. and to have cztcndrd 10 lin, the lsnei;f.,
The several insoNenl laws"f arylmd:nrd tn.
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VEGETABLE KINGDOM

This medicine is fast securing public patron
age. 1nd rs gained favor and confidence whcr-
ever Il tins been used. As purifier OF the blood
and fluids il = unsnrpns~ d by art or invention.
It's PURITY or COMPOSITION,
hoi@g made ENTIRELY OF EXTRACTS, renders it
not only Tie safest and mos; cilrctnal of medI-
cine. but decidedly the proper remedy provided
IVY Natures Self for The cure of slcI diseases as
l. M.
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NorHland Cecil County, SCI:

an application of John Butler, Of. Cecil
a. County. by petition in writing to me, the
su! srribr. Zone of the associate Judges of the
Orphans Court Of Cecil Couuty,) setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts lie is
unable to pay, and Offering to deliver up for the
benefit Of lis creditors all his property, real per-
SCnal and mixed, TO which he is in any way enti-
titled. schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and dclts being annexed to his slld petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
oniIamant, and to have extended 70 lin the
benefit Ct the several iusoIvont laws Of Marylnd
and It appearing to ne by comp21nt testimony
tlat the said petitioner has resided within The
state OF Maryland Tor the last two years next be-
fore his application, appointed William Nc
| lay Trustee for the benefit of the creditors D
| the snid John Butter whc has cn,a ed inc
! hnld' with security ty me prescribed and arpro-
we'd. for the Iiilhtul performance of his said trust
and the said Trustee having certified to me tha
Ic in 'ull possession fan tie property in III,
said schedule and lis of debts contained, ! hav,
ord"red and appointed tine first Tuesday next al
Ter TIE third Monday Of October nrrt ior the snIc
John Rnller TO appear before the judas 81
! Cecil County Cont. at the court house in Elk
ton, to answer such allegations and iutrrru@atc
rcs as may be then and terc Ivy his creditor
m &c and proposed ind the said JOHN Bottle
having entered into iond in penalty an,
VITA security by me prescribed and approved soft
appear and answer as aforesaid. ! 90 hrrntV or
ccr and direct that the sad .lotn ElAer h
dis'harg"d i.um personal confinement. aud tha
lie CIV noll OF this his arpl cation to- his inu
hca1ng in Cnc,l County Court. to his creditors
~ advertisement IN some newspaper printed il
e,lt county, once a week for the" months .actar
t." s"id first Tuesday next after the third Mon
day N October next. Given under 10Y hand ant
, seal this 18th day Of April 1913.
M, INV
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The subscriber in order to conform to the de-
pressed state of times arc prepared to furnish
Mems Women aud Childran's boots aud shoes
OF almost every description. at the following re-
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AGENTS.
In Cecil County, Maryland,
Eikton, VIM Torhcrt,
Chesapeake City, VIM. Hudson, :
st Augustine John Ne rs,
liudson's Corner, Richard Hudson,
st. Stevens Church, James Fl. BENSON.
fredaricktown, Nathaniel Covinctcn
teciiton, Francis i. Crookshanks,
Warwick, i.eoce Mcrret',
Back Creek, Richard Biddle,
Pivot Br dye, John l.. Clayton,
al agents wishing fresh supplies of the abo.
medicine will please forward their orders dire,
tc
sTAlNBURN s CLICKENER,
Sole Proprietors,
33S-DEOADWAY-9Ss
NEW YoRK
s-LEDGER BUILDINGS
PHILADELPHIA.
6--NORTH 81 REFS
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SAILS $50 boxes s5,a Chees. a, Il cents We notice lc'
dressed Hogs a, 81 cents. New Hams selling a. 6
81 cent? which about 1860 have sold within few day
WHIsRY-A sale of 50 barrels high proc; Western W
made at 81 Drudge quote % cents Sew-En.'
aod Rum y a 29 cents, cash aud mos
HAY.-There is no, large supply. About +eo tale
old to-day - cents delivered TIE range 40 IS cts
RlCE-The market IS animated The sales for III"
last three days have beu $50 s7 for fair 5o4? 81
good fair IS for prime al new crop The stock in first
hands IS 1900 tierces
TALLoW-we notice sales 5000 lbs Western at Of CT
and small lots fair att ! cents
SLAVES AND HOOPs.-A cargo of about 20 NJ
White Oak Pipes has been taken at SIS, for export and
cargo going forward 10 Spain owners account. w
quote Pipes IS $50 HID; 80 $50; Bbls S2s; Head
ing 30 SIS; Red Oak Hhds IS s2S A sale Of 20 NJ II
Zee, HID 1oops sold at SIS, cash.
PLASTER.-We notice sales another cargo Plaster at
262:, cash, delivered at Newark.
FlsH--The only sale of importance notice is 500
10 23 SSH Herring 40 80 90 and selling freely
Si07 sizes, 8 mos.
WHALsBONE-lti is said there have been recon, heavy
transactions on private terms, which have materially
duceG the stock
sALTWs notice sale. 400 barrels OuOndaga at 81 pc,
Dbl, cash
TOBACCO-saes leo hhds Kentucky common, par,
understandable, for export, . Al auction 90
bales 81 Domingo brought l.: l5t 4. do Cub,
l5; II hhd Kentucky at s. ~, and 10 Messua ,; &C.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY reported for TIE Tribune.

TUESDAY, Orc. D.
AsHEs-The by the steamer being daily expect
ed the demand light Sales so barrels Pots at 62&
Pearls are offered at 5 06i.
COTTON.-The market is only moderately active. The
sales are about 1900 bales, al full rates.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The marke, is firm to-day at
! 60 for Cenesee and 6al for Michigan and Ohio. The
ouantity aoa is very light and of higher prices
are asked The sales very moderate SAFE Of loco bar
re}, mixed Gsaesee Michigan and Ohio made for Eng
Land 81 o. Seine sales mixed brands Michigan were
made at 6aI and knot of nothing lower. Scratched is
worth 25 ! 81; fine n,iddiiag4 l2!; mddng so a
o!I: Ship s;uifs, wide range, - 49, In Southern
there is nothing of importance doing Georgetown is held
62s 49, Richmond City 5 69. Rye Foul is steady
a, lcl, with large supply Bnckwhea, in slowly,
and is all taken at IS s.: Halves So Bags 81! S.
Meal is in moderate inquiry at d2 rs for Jersey IS
for Brsndywins; hhds $a - IS. Snip stua
At IL IA cents Shorts nominal 10 ii cenrs-no supply
G2AIN-A negotiation for some 5000 bushels Wheat is
going on but hear Of sales. Corn guet. Small
sales Few Northern IS &c; old do 81 cents measure
sale 1000 bushels mi 1ed made Sales llGo
bushels old MARYLAND 50 Cents Rye is without change
Sales goo bushels delivered 63 "a cents About SOC
bushels Barley sold so city brewer. Oats
20 81 cents FOX Northern cargo OF 1900 bushels Penn
xvlyaaia sold at 90 so cents.
| PROYIsIONS.-Pork still remains dull and we only
notice sales 100 barrels Refuse on private terms We quote
rs sl The bid OF $40 made fox 1000 barrels each
Mess and Prime, deliverable before May next The
s}ers option instead Of buyers. The offer was increased
to-day to II. l2 Beef is NOT frm nor very active
Sales 500 barrsIs to-day We quote l2t % and ~
= 8 as for Country City is worth so 62t and 60
6e: Sales s. barres Beef Ham, at 8. cents Lard is
dull with sales $50 barrels s. Butter importing
with good demand Cheese ~ 81, and selling freely
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commerc,ai and money Matters.

CO For sales atMe Stock Exchange see Lest PAGE
NEw.YoRK, TUESDAY P. NJ.
The sales at the Board very large to-day and Stocks
ara still on the jump Ohio up !; Indiana !; Illinois
Z; Kentucky; Paterson ,; Mohawk J; Long Island Il;
Harlem IL Farmers: Loan l; Norwich and Worcester o
The late rise in this stock may % be rapid but when
il is remembered Tia, dividend of per be made
in January will be accouped for Large sales made
in Boston Saturday ard Monday at % 30 and all that
could be found the market picked up The stocks
nearly all in the hands Of those who will not sell at present
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PASSAGES FROM ENGLAND, IRE

Ii re- .Sn scoTi AND AND WALES;-P.rsons
sbs sending Iii; ,t s .as. q tns oh have eSs sa
can make me os, sdysntageoos f.tclsss
S sREc 'F Lss o tysry bs Ave
days OF r,aol to uperinend the sending out Of pes.
,fg can confidently ,heI
- ,.sn,ioS val be paid BIZ him the comfort and quick
9sich OF all whose Be engaged their oce
Sc made i'm the subscribers have pea-
ngrs brought from Cork Waterford Dublin Dcgheds,
usdalk Belfast Londonderry, Glasgow. &c &c. BY way OF
Liverpool and with certainty OF those coming experimenting
no a-ay AT the latter poft.
When persons sent for decline coming, the passage osey
promptly refunded as usus For farther particulars, apply.
ii by letter, post paid 70
W;&J 7; TAPscoTT. 40 Peck slip. N. Y.,os
Is WM. TAPSCOTT LiyerpooI
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Gee-Law Sustained.

The following IS the vote in the House of Rep
resentatives on Mr.. Adams's motion to except
from the Rules of the last House adopted by the
present the XNIst, which suppresses all action on
Petitions relating to Slavery:
YEAs-AIessrs. .fdams, Anderson, Bqrnard Beardsley
Benton, w J. Brown, Jeremiah Broun, Burlington j. Z.
Cary, Carrot, Catlin Clingman, Clinton, Coliamer,
CGnSt0a, Dana r. D. Davis, Dean, Dickey Dillingham;
Dunlap, Ellis Elmer, Fish Florence Foot Frick, Gid
HeT.ick, liubbeh Hudson Hungerford, Washington
Hunt James 3 Huat, Joseph X. Insersol Trim, jerks,
Perey 3. Johnson Kennedy, Daniel P. King, Kirkpat-
rex Leonard, Maclay, Mcclellan, Mcdowell McI!rnine,
Marsh, Ed~ard j. Morris Joseph Morris Moseisy Owen
Parmeatsr Patterson, Petit, Phanr, Elisha r. Potter,
Emery D. Potter Ramsey, Rathbua Charles NJ. Reed,
Robinson, Rodney, Rogers Sample, Schenck, Thomas II.
Smith, T Smith Steon, John Stewart, Sykes, Tsidsn,
Tyler Fc:lee, FGnms:er, Tnn, Wheaton, White, Will
ams )FirthYop, ~. Wright, J. A. W1ight-ol.
NAYsesSrs Arlington, Atkinson, BG17irser, Belser,
Bidack James Black James a. Black, Blackwell Bosssr,
Bower Bowlin, Boyd J. B,inkerhoh Brodead Aaron V.
augustus A. Chapman, Ckappsi, Chiffon, Cobb, Coles,
Cross Cullom Daniel, GcrTen Dcris, John ". Davis,
Deber1q, Delet, Douglass, Dromgoole. Farlee Fickn,
Ersnch Cilmer Wills Green, Grider Harascu HAYS,
uoIrss Hoge Hopkins, Houston, Hubbard Hughes Charles
! Jnrsrsoll jameson, Cave Johnson, Andrew johnson,
Core w Jones Preston King Labrarche, Lewis, Lucas
InmSkin. McCauseu, McCleEnand, Mcconnell, Mckay,
Wnnls EIurpy, Neuton, Norris, Payne, Peyt0H, PIai,
pr David S Reid Reding, R-fe. RhetI, Ritter, Rus.
sill ST. John Saunders, Ssntsr simpson, shd-ll Robert
smith s.esnrod Stiles Stone Strong, Taylor ThomGsson
T;hha,,s vile Wentworth, Wilkins Wise, Woodward
- ryJL;oe ~, Tjolics
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Charge against Col. Stone.

NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY, Dec. ).
Board OF SupRRYlsoRs.--This Board met last
evening the Recorder (nd subsequently, Alderman Dun
ning) in the chair petition received charging WILL
LIAM L. STONE with malpractice as Superintendent of
Common Schools and asking his removal from tina, Office.
The petition is signed b. Charles Stuart and John o.
Routke AYERS that Col Stone refused examine teach
ers as required by law transferred them other persons
for that purpose and that he exactd through his agents.
fees for such examinations which authorised by law.
The petition is accompanied by the affidavit Of Mr. o.
Rourke showing that he had offered himself COL Stone
for examinations who transferred him Nh Belden 2l5
Spring street. which gentleman charged him 81 for the
vice and that Col Stone afterwards gave him Certificate
on the recommendation Of said Belden
Aid Scoles inquired whether the Board has power
to remove the Superintendent Aid. Pufdy replied that it
had the power investigate the charges Mr. Stuart we
believe formerly Superintendent and superseded by
Col 81 The petition referred to Select Committee
consisting of Supervisors Briggs Brady and Nash
Aid Woodruff moved tina, Col. Some be furnished with
a copy Of the petition and affidavit Agreed to.
Report was from the Committee Police, Sc
disaowing bills OF VIM Burnam, Edward Gallagher, and
others On motion, the Report was laid on the table
Also Report in favor Of paying officers Fream, Joseph.
Stevens Muuson Clark sc. for services and also al
lowing compensation day officer in the 18th Ward ap
pointed by the Alderman and Assistant of the ward The
latter was considered belonging the Corporation and
stricken outthe recommendation for extra pay allowed
The Board then took up the sheritfs BILL which occupied
the remainder of the evening
CouRT CALENDAR-Ihis Ddy-SUPER1oR CouRr
Nos H. To- 49, 49, IS, 81, 81. l09 SO, 81, 49, &c. 81
3S, 40.
Co,rMo:; PLEAs-Par, Nos. 81 6, 49, l25. 80 9, II
80 20, so, So Part IINos 49, II, so, 81, 49, 49, 3d. IS
S. 81.
II.
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srpp1se's CORDIAL is sold AT No. s Murray st o3ltf
~ Democratic Clay Club Of the Eighth
be held on THURSDAY Evening th inst at ast O'Clock az
the Howard HOUSE. The friends of Henry Clay IN this ara
oin the Club WILLIAM H SWEET, President.
CHARLES W WARP Secretaries as,,;,
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led,

On Tuesday morning., 5h Dec, after lingering illness
which she bore with Christian fo,titude, Mrs Margaret
King, wife OF Robert King, in the SD year of her
TIE friends and relatives of the family and of her
Washington William aud Robert fully requested
to attend funeral from her late residence Is Monroe
o. Wednesday 9th Dec. al 3. O'Clock, ?. NJ.
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lY.sirlNGroN, pecember, SIS.

CONCERT OF SACRED Muslc.-The annual Con-
cert of the Aen-strect choir, under the direction
of Mr.. HASTINGS, will be given tins evening.
Their Concerts have heretofore been gwen gratu-
ilously. We are pleased to see by the advertise
ment that small sum is to be charged for admls-
sion, as the house has usually been SO crowded
that there was but little comfort IN attending
The lovers of chastc, appropriate and highly cul-
tivated Sacred Music will have rich entertain
mont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

O. We are indebted to ADAMS 4 Co. for tn.
early receipt Of Eastern papers yesterday.
was not their fault that they did not contain tn,
expected Foreign News.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, 9Th instant, ST. John. Church
By the Rev. Dr. Wainwright Bayard Clarke, Esq Ale
ia Rensen daughter Of the late Thomas r. Laurence E,
On Sabbath evening, Sd instant III the Brick Church. rs
the Rev Gardner Spring D. D. Josiah s. Bennett Sarah
Louisa, daughter Of John SAXON, all OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06


syrsdvul efficacy than mention that 1860 bottles have
been sold yaa And II The extensively rsed
and ayorte Cough edcne that has been introduced
into the United States Il now recommended BIZ SONG Of
efficacy certificates that accompany the d.
rrctions. 1t superior any other Cough remedy nov in
the Pr prieor yVl BROWN. Also copyright mas been
secured for the label Entered according q Congress
in year $780, by VIM Brown, the Clerks Once Of ths
District Court Of a.sachuseus Also the bottle Is stanpee
- Ms. G.rdne.s Indian Balsam Of LiyrfToH and hoaf
houad." Had
For sale By al! the Dngssts Bosom Dealers sgpp1n
ia Boston BIZ WA Brown. Druggists and f3miei can 70 70
Fulton ST. y East Broadway, 275 Broadway fnee ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

u Winter and Loco-Foco Presidents Mes
sage came upon US last evening. Never mind :
We shall have Spring and Wing victories before
7opr
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cIcyNrss-It needless 10 wrap the body in fanne to
shield Il from the peIncious effects of the eastery wind
the blood corrupt and diseased state Active medicines
shsps from the body-and then and not till t-n heah
be- looked for To effect this desirable object no article
medicine yet discovered completely eradica,es from the
injurious particles that have 'eGdenGy to- nTe.en
the stomach liver and other organs and thus speedily restore
the suffering patient to health and happiness.
Bswcrc Of Cou,e1t.i-Tn order avoid being imposed
upon By be particular TO purchase rom none
agents. the Office and general depot NO.
2sS Greenwcl-streer, New York
Officer devoted exclusively the sale Of the Medicine
Wholesale and reraii:-Nos 233 Gresnwichseer N.wYok
No 1873 Temont.sueet Boston, and No. 1863 Racestree PHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

lJ Hon. A. H. STEVENS, Wing, NJ. C. from
Georgia is very i'll at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

u The Lecture before the New York Lyce-
um tonight will be delivered by DR.. Bacon
Those who heard him the last evening, will need
no stimulus TO 90 again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

rT General Society of Mechanics AND
Trafiesmen of the City OF New, YorA,-in n. ne
Qa2rey Meeting of the Society will be held at the
non in C1csbysre.t This Evening" Dec one hour ae'
sunset II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary
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Protest of the WING Members of the House

Against the admission Of the illegally chosen
Members from the States ,chich refused 10
District according TO Lap
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Josiah Richards. Auctione er

josiah Richards, AuctOneer-
~ Large Sale of Valuable B0okS.-THIS
ETENlNGsBANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, lsS Broad.
way will sell and choice assortment OF
English and American Books conplng standard work.
ngs suitable for holiday gifts elegant embeshed works. fine
Bibles. School Book. &c.
Also, complete of Account Books for Bank OF
peror paper and bindings
Also, two Scrap Books containing fine English Engrar-
iggs.
mIna-lon. %
~ Tent, Ward-"JUsTICE TO HARRY OF
THE WEST"-A regular meeting Of the Dem?cratc Clay
Club of the Tenth Ward will b- held Columbian Hall on
Thursday evening, 9Th inst. a, o'clock. .,.;,,.
Several speakers Will be present and all friendly 10
'i'.'''' NATHASiEL' G. BRAID ORD, President:
JoHs F z pdI Jf Secretaries as2t
- AT Meeting. Of the German Henry Gay Iiuo
and Others who WISH maintain their rights ald rfVfse
held Monday evening the Henry Clay house 'e i'
lowing Preamble and Resolutions unanimously adopea
Whereas II is on, good fortune be Citizens OF this great
and glorious Republic Although adopted, We entitled 10
all the rights and privileges Of he native oofn ne we
arc hers carried OUT and which natural TO all Gods
creatures And wkrreas our fellow 1emans toriefly OF
The oposite Party have held Meeting, without DISTINCTION
Of party TAX. 10 sustain those Rights and frYi
,egas:-there!ore
Reolred That there bur s'er left for them aud all
Adopt4 Citizens take and that 10 come forward fear
a n, bold and jou s.e Democratic Wing ranks; fey
arc ronypcsd that the Wing Cause just and righteous
cause and they the only Party from whom may expect
Rsoired That confidence the rirtne and talents
HENRY CLAY the Statesman Of the West continues
ali Others these United States end By his public
services and ardent patrio;lSn I'll that Chair which JohH
! Tyer has so ignobly diaSsaced:
4 = a ssmNasus; }5secr.,aries. IT.
| ~ cauer,I socfefw or Mechanics and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

CONCERT OF SACRED MUSGC-The Choir
~ Of Rev. Mr.. Cheevrs Church. in Allen stree, below
Grand Will give their Annual Concert OF Sacred Music nm
der the DIRECTION of Mr. HAsTNos end the Lea5er OF the
c. or This Evening. at Il O'clock.
Tickets Of adniss q e.ch admitting Gentleman
and Lady may be oba med at the bookstores Of SAXON
Miles 205 Broadway d Fanshsw, li3 street;
H. rs Eaynor, 76 Bo"ery; also from l. G. ScofeI & Co
= East Broadway; s. = Barr, 22a Gard street, the
Bowery; Boardman & Hart, Bufag Slip aud al the door
Of The Church the evening Of the d5 2-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

GREAT FAMILY HoLrpAv AT TIE AMERICAN MUSEUM
grand entertainment o'clock, and Tom Thumb and the
Gypsy Queen isGle al all hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

~ MARTIN BRlMMER, Mayor of Boston, has
been nominated by the Wings of that City for
reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

The PHALAN1, ORGAN OF THE Doc7RrvE CO
AssoclATloN-The third number of this paper is
Published this day. The Phalanz is devoted to a
careful and philosophical study of the higher or
der OF Social and Political Questions, and to the
advocacy Of the Social Principles discovered by
FOURIER. The opening article of the present
number-Tde Tendency Of the Age to CON-
7nercidl Feudalism-is one Of decided interest to
all inquiring minds, and particularly to persons
occupied with social and political questions. We
give the table of contents.
Tendency Of the age 10 Commercial Feudalsn-Trau
nv Of Capita-Spread OF the Doctrine of Association
TRANSACTIONS from Fourer-Remarks upon article in the
Seneca Falls DemocratRernarks upon article il the
Southport Telegaph-Lstter from Workncman-' Ana
ogy and NJ stey from the London Phalanr = George and
John Evans story Slavery, from the Courier En
qurer with remaks-Alyste Of Pars-Letter from Mr..
j. H. Ezler upon the Of his discoveries in the appli
cation of flachineryThs Present Forriers Character
Grand Movement in the West; Tie American Phalanx-
Ontario Phaanx-A Call the Friends Of Social Reform
in New-England
Two dollars per annum single copies four
cents. General Agency at the Office of TIE
Sun.
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q We notice with pleasure that Hon. JAMES
DELLET, OF Ala, and Hon. GEO P. MARSH, of
Vermont, who have been severely i'll at home,
are SO recovered as to be in their seats in the
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

Wings, eighty Locos. So the Right of Petition
goes to the wall, as usual. Messrs. Ficklin,
Hoge, McCauslen, Norris, Pratt, Reding, VII
kins. and several others whose votes thus sustain
ed the Gag, were virtually supported by the Abo
litonists and several of them would have been
defeated BY men who would have defeated this
measure if the Aboltionists had 50 chosen.