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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
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PART EIGHT
OF THE ONLY UNMUTILATED AND COMPLETE TRANS
LArloS, NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC, OF THE

LATloE, NOW BEFORE THE PUBLlc, OF THE
THE NJ VS. ERTES OF PARIS,
BY EUGENE SUE.
The voice Of the Press he's been almost unanimously given
in favor of this edition the only worth readinE
which gives faithful version Of The original. What must
those hypocrcal Hapeis thih Of the complete failure Of
thar attempt to humbug and swnd- the People b. imposing
miserabv mntilated edition OF Sues splendid
upon them "NEEiLY, THEY HAVE Their REWARD
lS number contaics between Jacques Feand and
Ceclle drawn the artistcal intensely
;ees'ing. This is badly mu,iaed in HaTpers copy
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From the Evening Post OF Nov. %
The Mhssrs Harlers blamed having abridged
these portions of the work which have immoral -ndrn
c.. Now The truth that if tn work has any tendency
IT BECAUSE BEEN ABRIDGED. Those parts which
have been omitted the pats consisting OF reflections
remarks, sc. WHICH WERE NECESSARY FULL UNDER
STANDING AUTHORS DESIGN and 10 prevent any vile
impression that might be produced b. his naked descrp-
Mr. Sue wrote his novel Of Certain great phl
losophca PRINCIPLES which poiessed by the social
OF France, aud Ought 20 have the benefit OF having what he
says read His object unfold the awful contrasts That
exist IL the bosom modern society and udclie methods
OUT TIE PkIN CIfL E, do injustice to him :Gd 70
DE.RAUD The PUBLIC. FOR THIS REASON, NOT To
MFaTIoN OTHERS THINK The TRANSLATION OF MR.DE-
aItHC INFISIrELY BETTER THAN THAT OF AIE. IowS."
The RETAINING N' numbers Will BE- speedily Issued
P.!ce y. cents each, 81 for hs complete set.
J. WINCHES ER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

CAXTON y MILES, $50 Broadway, have Just
~ published the Sixth Edition of THE VOCAL GUIDE,
First Book io Schools and Glasses Vocal Music: con-
tanning Systematic Arrang Of the Elements Of the
Art al pied the Modem Mode OF Teaching by lhe aid OF
the Blackboard; with Directions, illustrations, and Remarks
the Application OF the Rules the Attune emen OF the olce
and the Practice OF Singing Together with series OF pro-
grssive vocal Exercises Melody Rhythm and Harmony,
suitable for both adult and learners Price Is Cts
is but justice that this Ii Tie volume contains
better exposition and deye oment OF the OF music
than any other similar work have ever seem ne music IS
pleasing and appropriate" ,, D. POND,
NJ. Society.
contains the best system Of elementary principles pub
listsd in this The exercises for training the aud
and hymns good and favorable 10 distinct
ton" GEORGE ANDREWS
Leader Of tie Tabernacle Choir.
From Literary and Prcfessonal Gentlemen.
From Rev. Francis T. Hawks, D: D:
think THIS good book and Will we'll fulfil the purpose de-
Signed b. The author.
From Win. Stone, Deputy, Superintendent Of Common
Schools for the City and CouEty Of New-YoIk:
entirely the opinion expressed by DR.. Hawks
From Hon. Benz. f. Butler:
From V ha. have seen, am satisfied that Mr. Edison has
really produced book which is deSideratum.
From S. w Seton. Superintendent Of Public Schools:
Having carefully examined the Vocal Guide tnk the
well Carried 1t thorough than those that
have preceded H. II contains and We'll select tunes
Ihs elements and osIeSslye lessons are arranged that
wall be Of the best helps in leaning " M accuracy
aud Common Schools be very thankful for the
welialSed task. think the Vocal Guide we'll suited TO
teach the art. d2 eodlslw
rT'HE LITTLE EPIN-HEADEKS-By Charlotte
Eli abeh. seconl edition Cheap, prlce l2t cents
Just published by JOHN S. TAYLOR, co.
Dc 81 rs Mass street.
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~ Italian Chemical Soap-Fo; curing ireckles'
!nusuo bites and all irritation and roughres and saliow.
and darkness the skin. This Is one OF The most
healing qualities spoken all directions end every one
all ordinary purposes it is be had genuine
only \; Wake. street door from the corner OF br4ad
adepia; Cray Poughkeepse; Toasey Rochester, Myers,
New Haven Dyer, PreyiGence Carleton, Lowell; and
Inpp, Newark. MD Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

FA LII G FOODS.
TOHN HUTTON, II Hudson-street, (opposlte
y Harrison street, respectfully solcits the attention Of his
friends and the public 10 his extensive and we'll selected stock
OF FALL GOODS, comprising the following
FLANEELS.
WEIGH English and Domestic shirtjng FIannsl, Geuze
and English Swankn red and eow 1iannels Scotch Plaid.
rs and excellent article drawers; English ard
Scotch Blankets.
HOSIERY,
Scotch Yarn and English Lamhs wool Hose and half Hese
Merno Cashmere mohair and saxony wool Hose: Scotch
warn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton Hose
and Half.llose.
CLOTHS, CASSIA1ERES AND SATINETS.
Metinos, Alpacka Lus,,ss, aud Bombaznes
Scotch Ginghams plain and wi!ed very large assortment.
Black Silks. good assortment.
French English aad Domestic Prints.
IRISH LINENS.
Liner Sheetinss Table Linens; Toweings Scotch and
Russia Diapers.
BJust b. late asiy ais very complete assort.
uent Scotch Wooifn Hose and Haifose mems womens
and chidfeas. feyely ze and quay which, together
with Scotch yarn SHIFTS and drawers j. T. would more paI-
,icululy call attention. n3o codl1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

NJ Notice.-A Sermon viii be delivered in the large
Chapel of III. NewYorl University Sunday evening,
D.c. 3D. the occaon Of tse FIRST A1NiyERsARY OF
viii b. taken up in aid Of the above enerZe Services 10
commence a, O'Clock. Epsco?alians and Others Ic-
nsctnlY invited 20 attend. DE-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

70, ,PhrcnoloSy.--A Mr.; L. n. FOWLER has -
tuned III remain durinr the Ur the iurruSe -"
ltetuus the Science OF rhienoo.y in various parts 4"
The city and vicinity Persons deros OF u deacf :"
deir character aud advice toward, the regulation o weaesS
aud tie curbius OF passions can them by cais
te Psychological Rooms III Nassau s-wee either Aless'
s0~ls Sach,E, VIII he loiud in attendance. Books Al
chronological A Almeuacs for sale n30 gus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

IL Wire Window Shades-Alanufact tured TO or
ts OF shape hgu- and handsomely fitted
h0Ss;y frames &c aTor basement, Office windows
ALL doorS, screens tol public rooms &c. BY
,- LEE * CO. Is FacroTy-stree,.
hsss beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
the same time they obst!uct the from the street into ,h
and keep mosquitoes andt otsr insects ont and are
yery ornamental iv2. istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02
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The Engrsvngs (,eyera undredu numbe strictly IL
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An executed in the latest style OF Art 1t work of
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amount of reading and numerous rmbe l'si'ments,
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and wishes Of very large and most bic class Of
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BRARY and years reading for any rejecting mind TO d.
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dress +. w W-aLkEIt s co, III Fulton New York Cly.
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Posraste's and booksellers Throughout tn country
ptctiuy requested 10 Agents The most liberal
per celtasr allowed ali who engage in the sale OF
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
letter will b. taken from tn office ua!ess post Iad
+. WALKER y co, IA Futon 81 New York.
y B. This store cheap substantial and elegant
Bookb ning, Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books every
style Of binding.
Merchants Accoont Books, Stationery and STANDARD
Works constantly; hand and low prices cash mis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

rrR will his second Lecture the Pcrs Progress,
his Church in Alle-steet below Grand, Sabbath
mlusxt, i1eccMber Sd. at I o'clock.
The SUI jec VIII continuation Of the prov ence and
,te Of God in the m character, and times Of John Fun
uE -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

rTRrookIy,a TmbernacIe, corner Of Fulton and
Pineapple stree To-morrow iSun1ay) evening Rev. Abel
Thomas Will deliver Lecture addressed To Young men,
The Sunday evening following, Lecture addressed 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

OIL. OILn LIGHT!i! LlGHT!!!
FAMILIES in want OF good OlIwould do we'll to
call the subscriber they may always depend uGoI
price m cents aud be troubled with their lamps gong
ont or smoking. For sale by
]. y. LUCKEY, Wholesale Dealer IT Oils, &c
not Owls % Water street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

CT. THOMAS'S HALL, Flushing. L. 1.-The
= Re WM NJ CARMICHAEL p Ds 6ffS Rfe!0t RFrK 9l s!
Man DOCHAKTY, A. NJ. Principal of the Hemps5ea.d .
seminary having purchased the Institution known as
THOMAS'S HALL, late The property Of the Rev. Or
Hawks would respectfully inform ;er friends and the pub.
lie gene rally that they will reopen s sane for the RECEPTION
Of Students Monday the h OF November next and that
they will spare neither pains expense TO render 1t every
way worthy Of patronage H.
lis elegant situations; the peasannesa aud alubrty OF the
village in which located It's ready at all ues 10
The City Of NewYork, well known that they need no
comment. !,
had 10 either of the Recors the Hall the circulars, or
by applying NJ Of the following w Fen@s!sme1: p lem NJ,
Rev DR.. Taylor, Rector OF Grace Church DO;
Rev Dr. Ogliby, Professor in the Theological Semnhy
Rev Dr.. SeabarY, Editor Of the Chsgchman.
Rev Dr. Moore, Richmond Staten Island.
Hon David S Jones, New-York.
Niessrs s D. Skn D. Cla1kson, Dr. Lucius Coinsock.
o. r and j. Hevett; Swords, Stanford Co.. New York
RI Rev Henry Onderdonk. D. D., Philadelphia; Rev. Dr..
Ducachet, Rev De- Coleman Rev Frederick Ogilby, Ri
Af. Fushiar. Oct. H. 1913. lna misl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02
% Prof. Bgonson,s Second Course OF SIX

70 Prof BTonson's Second Course OF SIX
Lectures tie Laws Of Ii end Health IN connect on
Mapihin Readings and RecnationS and Singing ny Mr.
NASH, vi commencs Monday sv4rlns, Dec at : O'clock
and Monday evenings Saele Season Tickets 81 for Lady
sd Genile9n s. 50 for fannie OF five So limited NUN
al UoddS Book Store, uppos e City Han aud win e
Jaalof o! the l9sute had time. Oae sdmis on
. cents class OF Ladies aud Gntlemen IS forming 10
ne Lectures l& Lessons and Lecturcs and Bock only So
See Circular. o22t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

NJ Germans. Ayvaae.-rhe members Of the Ger
man Henry Clay Club and all Others that wish 10 maintain
Their nights aud privileges invited 10 attend meeting at
toe Henry Clay House conner OF Avenue Aand FIRST street
onMouday Evening Dec 4th, at u oclocG. by order OF
PHILLIP BRISSEL, President.
4 4 Se,nyAe,,s SeHwAarz, }secre,ares. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02
il Monthiy sundnT Lcr1lres on. Nn!ural I

ScIence.-Un tie FIRST sunday III zach month III lu,the
notice Mr. O. Vale viii lecture in Vocal Hail. 2l2 Grand
ar the Butchers and Drovers Bank. The Hall on these
will be entire. unler he management Of Mf " he
s, no other connection with the Hall he Lecture Will be
glu at half past ?. NJ. Admission Ct cents. lt~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

= The Invisible Wig so Closely EsSeIlUIsS the
real head OF han aceptc and connoisssuss have pro-
nonnced il the most pe AID dna OF the
d The grea. advantage Of this novel and unique Wig is It's
being made without sewing weaving winch canses s ap
aruce so closely 10 resemble the natural ha both IN light
ness and natura appearance, DEFY detection Us texture
being 50 beautiful porous and so res that In all cases OF
Other wigs entirely avoided scepc and c9nnoiseuT are
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wls, and ne
peculiar ehod of fitting the head az The manufacturers a.
{. Barry Broadway OF Liberty street. up aiis.
NJ Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

AR KELLEY, Analytical Physlclan, and MS
~ Paten-Dr KELLEY will be in attendance at his Of.
fce No 26 Broadw ay on MONDAY the 18th I'LL Monday the
llth Of December ncusiveMhre al those abGfmS under
diseases the Lungs, Liver Kidneys Scotu'a, Drosy.
rheumatism and all lons standing or chronic diseases are IN
cali The pursued by him all such
plants are entirely difsien character from that which
prncticed BY the Faculty general \ B Advice in aI
aruirNu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

C The Christian Union viii meet f'r religious
Wohp at the College :of Physicians aud Surgeons, NO 81
Crosby Street tomorrow 0t a NJ William Claiming
will deliver discourse. At r NJ B. Barrett will deliver
hi second lcclGre-Srhlsct petesons OF Swedebog,
and COME nreyaent ohlectInns 10 him. G2 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. s.h. 1913.
NIBLO'S SALOON.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY

GRATEFUL 10 the citizens OF New-f fo.k for
VI their their former Concerts, respectfully an
uouncs THEIR LAST
VOCAL ESTERTAINNESTA AT NlBLO'S SALOON
Broadway, On Monday Evening". December tih.
Being their LAST APPEARANCE IN New \ ork pfeSiou
10 their departure for The South.
1lcEETs FIFTY CENTS
To bs had a; AtwPs, HEWITT, Astts Stcddards, Gss
lans and Firth Ha's the Book SIore OF
saytnn i Miles, and az ths deor.
To commence q, htltpsst o'clccs
no POSTPONEMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

JOHN WEBB, Chairman.
JOSEPH +. ATwILL,
JoHN J. HARKSEss. Vice
THos. d. CARPENTER, Chairmen.
JAMEs A. MoRToN. J
Z Secretary Do
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

d by A R. THOMPSON, No 50 Beaver street, a lot Of
su black and whie Blond Laces assorted widths, figured
Handkerchefs. Collars aud Prerines. Also plated o ks
and Eyes. Ec-les Laies Elastic Wsrers. &C. n23 wis
I'ktSH BUNCH RaISIAS IN whole, halt and
L ouarte..b boxes; White Grapes; Dried Curan; Citron;
F!ss; Prunes; Almonds sc. &c.-Tosetiier with cholce
assortment Green and Black Teas Reaned hte and 4.l'
low Sugars and Groceries of all the various kinds for SALE
Wholesale and retail, at the lowest mark nrces, by
j. -. FOWLER. Grocer,
$50 GTeenwich-stfeet, corner Murray.
also-Su,rt's fins. Il .yo oIed VI lasses. n30 3tls~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02
NAuLT> rllK AAI.E

WANTED TO LOAN-On bond and mortgage
" upon tvs hundred ACRES Of aGd IN Osweeo Co. y Y:
for term Of yf4[s at seven cent. interest paybe semi
Annually Five Thousand Doars, property worth aud
PRAISED b. Avery skinner Esq anl James Lyon, Esq,
$4,000. n money 10 be expended Improving the land
W. ". BRACkETT.
Syracuse, Nov. 3D. 1918. d3 st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

NI y. MERRITT, No. 100 Howery, between
1fl. Grand aud Hre;cr streets have just opened splendid
assortment the goods also, OF rich
Cut Pressed aud plain Glass; French and English China;
white Grau Ware; Britannia C.sto.s; Tea Sets &c. which
rI.y offer at reduced ,ices for cash. n23 lmD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

WANTED-A Partner with 800 dollars to take
w an interest IN lucrative business-a person who is
wiling travel through the Southern States may address
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