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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-07
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Of the New York Tribune.
rHlLpELpAlA, Dew. ), ?. NJ.

PHupELpAIA, Dew 5 P. NJ.
a R.currovs Acr.-Gov, Porter has appointed Thurs
aay the .s dav OF December, day OF Prayer, Praise
and Thanksgiving Almighty God be participated in by
the good people Of Penn vana and which they have SO
long pray. d for his Exceliency's hands.
Cart SrocKroS.-An Informal meeting Is 70 be held
this evening, at Evans Hotel Of the friends of this gentle.
man. who properly appreciate the genius and enterprise OF
Cant, Stockton and who would offer acknowledge
mcot of the obligations which they under for his per
sona exe,oas have the Princeton constructed by Pha-
dsiphia aytisans.'
4 New A1ors THE PART OF THE Powers THAT BE
The Camden and Amboy Railroad line this morning
prohibited from carrying packages OF newspapers to rem
ton and esswhers After these repeated acts OF st:y sN-
scu,iye influence to suppress the circulation OF The press
ough NOT the People take the matter in hand and demand
au Immediate resembling of all sueh desPcaoie orders on m
n,rt o.: Nj Wickliire, the Postmaster General
srocxsThe business stock market to-day va;
ouit animated and STATE again improved opening al o7
md c,osur firm at is. Safe 6's sold at l at the hst
boar for new ANNALS aud 81 at the seeend CPwSIds oil
sa 600 in state securities taken Schuylkli bank
after II. second board sold 10y annex the TRANSACTIONS
Il IN. second board $500 Chesapeake and
loan Al 49, s. shares Manufactures and Mechanics ban
1t al so Do Grard, - 100 Wilmington railroad :. Al
Is; 1000 state IS at 6S s7G0 state 6 1916 at - 'heIs
Pennsylvania bank al 25 so do Wilmington Faiif0eo Il
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WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.

WONDERS OF THE HE.Ay VEN l,iI '11ns,-s "a
ION Of F ~ Of ,be Hea:e1s embracing the sun
MOON, and STARS, with DESCRIPTIONS ol ne =,
Comets FINED STARS DoUBLE STARS, he ooSsI hLn,H
eoNs GALAXY MLSy Way. THE Zopl>c LiGa.
AURORA BoREALIs, o. NORTHERN LIGH1s METZ
CLOUDS FALLING STARS AERoLITE, &c. By Duncan bfts
ford Thick royal ouaro, handsomely bound gilt extra. ~
Illustrated by nearly l5G colored insS mas Il
The subscribers take announcing 10 ths
;a, they have purchased the PLATES and -
o the above mast magnificent york. and will have ready Tor
delivery the OF the ensuing month"; edition. so' up
superior paper and IN The best style, which they pn[o
selling 70 DISORDERS ONLY the very low pucs OF
FIVE DOLLARS The original price when pnbllshed by
he Ststioners Company of Boston, was S2 The present
publishers have concluded put the extremely low fa's
above sutioned, the hope that every head of family ana
Almost every individual may be enabled 70 obtain copy OF
ths most useful highly Instructive aud lntrrscaliy VAN
able book ROBERT T. BlAbI, &Oos;,
No. Park Row, opposite the Astor House, ny
NEw-YeRE, Sept. %, 1873.
NB-Trlvsling Agents and others dssirous Of obtaining
subscribers 10 the above work requested 10 call on OF al
dress R. ?. B. s: &c. Immediately, s2S Smeoo
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Deferred
I I Y y TIE LII GENCE
TuEspAY. December 5.

TUESDAY, December B.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge H.
,raharn-Davd S. Jarvis vs. the Iaror Sc OF New York
The plaintiff superintendent OF stages under the
Wing Common Council bur removed by resolution
The present board, thu 20th June last His
vas not appointed Ill The ID August and notice Of
novsi served up0a him MI the 3D. when
-Iyed personally BY the iDcumbent. He claimed sal
&c that period but the Comptroller refused pay after
hs 20t June Action brought. The charged that
ice Of removal. Verdict for plaintiff. s73 -
Z. S. CIRCUIT CoURT-Belore Judge Belts
Frederick Z Sickes and Truman Cook John T Rod
nlnAction for asserted infringe OF patent night 10!
an improved cutoff for steam engines by winch the steam
prevented from escaping, and onehfh less fuel is required
than by the old mode The principal point OF defence IS
that article manufactured BY defendant different from
that Of plaintiff The wli BE- resumed this fore
noon.
POLICE OFFICE DISTURBING RELIGIOUS
WonsHIr-A named John Johnson was arrested last
uigt for subing the worship OF TIE congregation OF II
on's church IN Mott st!eet-last night.
OacE, Twice, THREE TmEs..!-AssAuLr % Mock
AUCTION DES-A Portuguese sailor yesterday purchased
small article mock auction in Chatham street
.he theatre and ordered pay bill Of 81, which he
did Resen;ing the fraud he cut summoned posse
OF his brother his assistance, ard rushing upon
The Peter Funk, compelled them restore him the money
he had wrongfuy paid them.
officer Baker charged with having last night stolen S45
bills from the pocket Of Louis Randall No. 10 Robinson
street when at the of Anthony and Little Water sts
Committed.
Tnarr IN Az OYSTER CELL,R.-Henry Stewart
rested by officer Horn for having stolen wallet containing
SIS in inoney-1lso silver watch worth Sl0 from the
pocket of Peter AcNee when in the oyster cellar under
Monroe Hall, Centre street Part Of the money and the
watch were recovered and the thief committed
LARcEN1rs.--Adam Heineman arrested and Commit.
ted for stealing shit SC from Christian L. T. Engel, OF
Mincho's. in Leonard
James Wilson caught and committed fer stealing so
oysters from D Downing, foot Of Catharine street
John Vaughley arrested ard committed Tor stealing
~ in money from Rhoda Baldwin Of o. Vesey street
Edward Diamond aud William Mccoy were arrested and
committed for stealing pilot cloth worth S. from
James Mackey, No. ~ Chapel street.
Thomas Ayes was arrested and committed fer stealing
quantity Of silt pork from Old Slip which he found
carrying off IN bag.
Johu Moore arrested and committed for stealing
side pork from the of John Norehead, OF Co.
lumba and Broomc streets.
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Public stoak Exchnnee. Dec. 6.

The North American Fire Insurance. Company have de-
cared dividend Of six per payable the l,h inst
Elves purpouing to be the East Haddam Bank, Conn,
very plenty Wall yesterday Thsy altered
from other bank They can be detected BY noticing
that the Of the bank and f" East Haddam' is in
lithograPh while the plate is steel.
The James River and kanawha Company have mae ar.
pay the their bonds due the lst
Of January next The Company Will resume cash payments
some zine this week.
The Paapsco Bank of Maryau at Ellicott', Mills has
declared dividend Of two and half per for the last
SIX months.
The debt Of South Carolina, according the Governors
Message i95 6l exclusive of 81 0tl4!2 Of the Sur
plus Revenue aud 100000 OF loan by the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad guaranteed by the State
In Boston, the operations in stocks hays been less extern
sve than for weeks prsyons except Norwich which
continues c be largely operated in In Western Railroad
th-ss has han slight fallsaes Saturday at SaS3 The
Nashua Railroad has declared dividend Of per cent for
six months ard bonus of per beside Of reserved
prots-aO per c, advance has been offered for this stock and
29t for Lows but sales these rates The re-
ported condition OF the Worcester very atterng the
hopes of stockholders for four per dividend as II
now $40 coo ahead Of last year receipts from freight
and passengers aud also sold its Norwich Stock estimated
as nothing for ten thousand dollars. Providence Railroad
in demand Il pc. advance and Eastern 3! for
Mass aud y for n H. Lowell factory stocks, with the
exception oil Halnon-whch has decllned-feman about
III. For the ddesex WOODEN factory stock 24 ad
vance is offered.
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THE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM
u.Nn poog OF PLANTS AND FRUI

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
~ JUST PUBLISHED valuable and comprehensive
work by L. D. Chapm, ESD embracing all tht most import
a rsad.fs on that most useful subject THE
BILE KINGDOM" # comprises, besides other subjects,
Chemistry the GeosfaphY, Elements, Termination Causes
Of Growth and Decay Alimeat2ry and Na.ye Pfacipes Of
Of and Modern Nation. and the the
P",r,ton Uses etc. of ali useful Garden Field and Wild
Plants. ,,
sary sc
Just pu0i''''eu 'AO '' JEROME LOTT, Bookseller,
l56 Fulton st. doors east Of Broadway:
Bound vols of the PieIan ready. mo u
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DARLEY'S CABINET LIBRARY-Thisw work,
now publishug consist Of 40 numbers OF about 3O

DARLEY'S CABINET LIBRARY-Thisw work,
Publishing, is to consist Of 40 nnmoe:s Oh aHouI e
mage, each embeshed with numerous engTaVlns e prlce
oil eis be furnished to only aud the publishers
bay. 10 state that no person authorized sell them other
wise nor any other than the regular pree aud
Pin OF r The R % viii form
bary in which the chief topics OF human interest sich as
rnom, Of nations &C. &C. &C. will be presented in askihg
and attractive The strong points Of These severn
'fa &ssi: REA6 ZINC E S d,c5,Ss
of our duty to readers this valuable series upon
il Il. 4is snd t ine SHE'LL S Of o.
hehunDe they will be Of value f i sSu as
truth they will bestow instruction. .,;.u,..u,.o
From the Boston Courier.-Ihey are exceedingly asfee
able books and such young and old may e.use with plea
sure and profit The sketches OF Scott Byron aud
Burns Johnson Goeime and interesting in nara.
tom and wa feel Surprised such hackneyed topics hs
author brief space has been able to say SO much 'nA'
From the TTaselle, The whole will COS. butt
life e many youth VINO ahn ENJOY
me Fom ss 30 ton ias- Psrleys Cabinet library
thy al all encouragement cheap not only In PIom.e
but c for Is ce1t and it Z fsssG! o as 10 s1s
author strongly lncuces virtue and religion and at The
ts arrays @ IN Eass so S siaS sna eSnanoe
ship With her There Is sre't need oil such WORKS al e
Tiers may well consds. much whether they al
ford 10 Uuy this work whether they afford do With
out a thing so important YET 80 easily obtained"
From he Un,rersclist MscsllGny- There Is no man
living who has done so much for rising generation as Peter
Prey His os for the young have been have been read 81
tens OF Thousands with the highest satisfaction and adva
t.ge Peter Farley the greatest and wlses and best man on
earth in the minds OF multltudes of children They think
no man has much Travelled much or Loves ehGen
80 much as he does This popular Peter Psrey Is the author
of the Cabinet LioIasy.n .. I'll. .x,.,ls,,
From hs Sabbath School Messenger nus IN
ssIus and interest pocee gsst deal oil the n9 ,
a pf The money paid this will be invested
Wog Of sranrnt value and one eheare oy twenty per
cent than the $50 called cheap pnoic'oh' no" euiie
among us"
suo'c'ip'lIY91fiI S ALIEN Iss Nassau st.. New York,
Office Of the Knckerbocker Magazine
1.bo for P.rleys Cabinet Library IN the City
.r 81, Work aud Brooklyn NIL Imis
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

III, A. A. STUART, 2so Greenwich, corner
~ Chambers street are constantly manufacturing By
team and have now hand large assortment OF candy
,n,iry. suitable for the Southern market.
&c. oi frev, Refined Sugar, viii keep IN
s a ess harder and d than any uade from raw AVN.
ga.
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In tie ship Montreal, from London-Chares lamp
bell, John Stoyell, lady and child of Phad Thos Sar
gent of Boston, bearer of dispatches; Miss Wilkinson Of
England James Hof Of Germany; Jas Butler, of Mass
Is storage.
In the schr Virginia, from Norolk-J Finck, H
Smith Mr.. Handy.
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DR. WISTAR'S
RALSANI OF WILD CHER MY.
E,llf

IMPORTANT CAUTlCN-The Public should
/ bear in mind that il is DR.. WiSTAR'S BALSAl OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which are published every pant Of the country and not Inc
articles Of similar that occasionally pulled INTO
temporary notice Those MAY be good but We know nothing
LET gyERY Man, WOMAN AND CHiLp read the inl.
lowing AID that doss satisfy ALL OF the great virtues
Of this medicine let so l25 FuItop-seet aud see the
ORIGINAL win numerous other testimonials Of like character
WArERvuLE (oaeida Go. \; ~ Sept lo ls5.
p p : s was sacSi il b. cold By
working in the water. which settled my lungs Il was ac
sDnp'a s ys cough in %
medical aid village but al erhaustin their s 10
no aya n snd e on and ali me Up to
Rs;5n via tSs1r The Ssps by II
chased Of the Agent place bottle before using nall
Of which began gain strength and was very evident my
ros;as have now used three bottles and restored TO
sa THIS g %p Is alone 9 o9s sks 70 tb s ns sod Of
giving you the information partly TO pay the des Of frau
sude and partly thai others similarly ahicteo may
EMO" "s VIZ truly yours, y JA AHEsS, Sac sso
q s,atemen, given you by Mr. Jonas Sage well known
to be as su TRs Of the Basa good and
success in cures truly fstterpg;, PALMER
Let the afflicted call and certificates Ihey prove
conepsissy h.i THEY d ess ~, 81 GSfe Bssm OF VIII
hs BaIs ali affections of the lungs and liver such
sT,rdipg Group obstinate pain in The chest side &C.
- Sold ONLY By ISAAC BUTTS, 1Ho Full W,
caro.r of Nassau; Dexter Albany; Gortam haven
+ W Bull Hartord and By agents throughout the North
Medical Treatse TO be had gratis above mis- I'm
NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX,-All COM
muxcaoas intended for any Of the officers or member
~ nix Association may until farther notice b. directed
folows-N A PhaahI, care OF a McPheTson NO 81 W a.
ter New York " NJ IN
NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
The subscriber opening, az No 2uf Broadway,
Branch OF his Establishment and would eSpctu'ly inye
-he Public call and examine his Stock The Shoes sold By
rbe subscriber obtained The premium the late Fair
drbity or beauty OF hrish All Shoes sold warranted
good supply Of Macintosh Coats, Capes
Hskins's Marble Cloth for Tables, &C. which obtained
Silver Medal the late Far for sale only at this Estao
isb,oenr. The Public invited call and examine IL
ns c. L. ROSS. 2;li Broadway and l2i Maiden Lane
mo IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mill Sites
in the immediate ueshborhood OF Bituminous Coal and
10 tide where such Coal and Ore found
The communication complete with Philadelphia and Balm
more BY Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descripye OF
the property, and farther informaon apply 10 Arcnoa6
NcIntye Albany Archibald Robertson Philadspha or
10 the No. SO Merchants Exchange, New YORK
where may De specimens of The coal and ore; aso maps
and sectors oil The pfopeTtE -.
Mo ems w. K CASEY. Ciyli khalneeI.
NOFFEE.-100O bags prime green, for sale by
" d. GRINNELL. NINTURN & CO: IS southst-
COPPER $1,000 lbs. Premium Pig Copper,
" for sale By GRINNELL, MISTURN GO
DE- "a South-strset
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Mr.. PaEscorT is known throughout Europe as
.bo most accomplished historian Of the present
a,r His :" Ferdinand and isabella has been
,-,nslated into German, and has received distin-
ruisbed praise from Won RAuIER himself, one Of
,be most eminent German critics. Of being by
Ear the most thorough and the best acritten book
IN the most attractive portion of Spanish history"
The great reputation our countryman has &C
oured, we 90 not hesitate to say, will be still far
ther enhanced by this splendid Historyof the Con
ouest of Mexico, of which the first volume has
inst appeared. 1t is the result Of the most ex.
tended and careful investigation, and cmbodics
much information hitherto entirely inaccessible
to historians of that great event. The publishers
have performed their part with even unwontcd
munihcence The book is one of the most Gle
CANT and beautiful recently issued from the Amer
lean press SO that apart from its intrinsic merits
as the best and most valuable history of the pre-
sent day, its topographic beauty would ensure it
a place in every library of any pretensions public
or private. The cost of the three volumes, (oi
which only the first issued, is but SIX dollars
We are sure it will be received with eager avidlty
by the literary public.
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nENS'S THEOLOGY.-Rev c. Spary's Ex-
racts from Denss Theology the Of Confession
and the obligation OF Seal for sale at the publishers ONCE
No JIG Nassau street Price 2s cents or Sc per hundred
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Dec.5 S.
By e. II. Ludio,c + Co.
House and lot No So Amos-,t. 25 by 95 sd, 200
Hou. and lot In Greenwchst. Hudson !2175. o,7OO
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* ANTED-I3o NasSau-Street-3 Partners, =
W Agents Clerks, Waisr. Peddlsrs, SheertseE.
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1 YOUNG MAN, II Years Of age, WHO writes Z
good hand and audes; ands book .epns WANTS ssua
oa N NshlrpInr of e9qains hoase he would make no"
.eSS .sSS Grand Is lwe
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,3fANTED--by an American girl, a situation
W nurse d. general heusewo,k small LAM Y.
trqura 81 Gree nwic Lane OF Amos Is :"
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pOOK-FOLDEkS WANTED-Two or three
DoId-Is and wan,sd. Also, five SIX girls learn
hel yaSe. x. B.--A goud FnTwsr!er wanted 10 work
cloth books. Avply j. tRlNGLE Nc Spsgce street. sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-07

HIANl'ED--Slua,ionS for three sisters, J%o OF
~ then wait uroa the SICK the other 10 do
hambcwoTk 70 tske charse o; ciJTea. All them well
iGGuiEe NJ. PnSe OF the BoMesv. Is I've
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w ANTED-A situation hya very good Cook.
w who lived years In her last place Please apply 25
:.z beth 81. &c 2ts
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pOARD WANTED-Wrh a furnished room or
md his wife, Address W. htuan, box $50 Cpper Post Or
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FRENCH LANGUAGE-MonS. Belleart, pro
L sor Of the French Language bes To inoI his friends
that he cning CLASSES oI 5esinnsrs az ms
n B. Ptya,e lessons given home OF az the residence OF
the pupils.
ORNATE SCHOOL.-MRS. ATKINSON, re-.
Gently of the Youkcrs Female Seminary has opened .
school Thiueeu,h street. one door east OF g A.
sa;e Mrs. solcits he paonnse OF me e.oe 1 ,a
appat wards who appreciate the edvaAlisss VI "sV' ~
anu religious female education. -, - hs:c ..b,
Mrs A wishes limited number OF girls as o Ga
toat Terms and references learned by Application al i5
street door OF Washington Institute. n-u W.
AW CARE-JoHN NJ. DuFFLELD, OF NAT g ns..
Mississippi will attend 10 legal business that ia Ge cor
hdd him in the Circuit Courts Adams and The aaacsn
COUNTIES and ,se Superior Courts Of the S5a 5im
Die professional connection Louisiana Viii fa9e s !.
attend 10 business also Parishes cl ta' STATE nea
Saichez He refers to- -
Grant 4 Barton, Van Ar,dsle Cauldweli ano
hee Cochran agen, fol- Brown Wamock,
. Brothers & Go. Malcolm s. Gaul
Sam. Cochran, Henry LayeIty,
William Kain sic D&WlJ
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iTANTED--A situation hy girl with excel
W lent recommendations, for housewoIk. chamberwork
" AZ unrNa. ArliN AZ 2IS EhHAhtlh IS S;N
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DOARpING-G entlemen and their wives and
~ snss Sc tleueu De accommodated with pleasant
tooms ard board at No So Fulton I5Ss
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e r E T z I s u n E f.

,,..-osyor TIE CoSeUEsr OF MEXICO. with Pelimna-
~ View OF Ancient Mexican Civilization aud Lif
d the Coaqueror, Hernando Costss By WILLIAM
psr.co7r Ia three vols. Vol. l. PIP. ass. Harper s;
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GENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs. CERES, No.
" u Courtlandt street Single married sent'emen
be accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
the second floor. furnished or unfumlshsd nj. lms
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.LleIl RAMS WANftU 10 MAKE CLOTH
{ JACKETS. Apply al MANN i MeKiN.N'S Cash
ioag Establishment, p CaniGe-s;eeS, ;Aiee d9oF o'H
ilr-tkrr Is wv
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain
a meals 1, john ST. payable dry goods groceries.
p9t n
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BOARD IN BOND-STREET-Boa with
- pleasant rooms, ray be obtained ATS Bondsteet. Trims
moderate. lms
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e Health, Quiet, ma CotnfoEt-Ihe uTa-
STRANGERS Stopping few days weeks the CITY, such
are rarely offered egbly located clean and airy
street very near the business part Of the city, and the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamt9a; landings LIS
with The best Vegetables aud Fruits thar can hs Procured
eludins entirely Animal Food and stnoas Of al kinds
comfortable. Shower Bath, free. Remember, 63 Barclay
street 1yZo u
70 SylvaEta Associatton.-qfhc no. 20
Pins ST. third story Open from 10 IL a M information
chsertullv giv The Constitution gwen 1Vlb "
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mo LAWYERS-LAW BOOKS-The subscri-
bsr having been the elnploymentof Hasted and 90
HES for several years past has commenced ne Law Doe
Selling his account and respectfully iniot.s w.
Members Of the Bar and Students az LaT W1hiag 10 gu
CALL as he Intends sell reduced prees.-<' ~
sus sc -, ons uooi ''u' % oeda' j. r. HALsTED
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OARDINCi--UNlTED TEMPERANCE
- HOUSE, at 81 Greenwich street-The house is iaiSs
and the furnished with CRATES we'll calculated
families or single gentlemen One paror the first .oos.
lodgings 81 week Transient board shilIuSS per day
Slsals equally low. fierse call and lmr
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J'O THE LADiES.--CHEAP MUFFS AND
FANCY FURS, of the best materials and workman
'hIp, for sale at J. h. MONARQUE'S,
nil Inns Bow
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tE}ANTED.-Ca P,tai wanted IL the SIX Bust
" MSS the wayof IartDe. Partners, BY seate-
the cocnry long acquainted WITH te brsin~ss and
&. OF Of T. B. WAKEMAN, Esq Secretary of he Amsr,-
~ Institute o d. Woodbury., ESQ. rs les street. with
tr-amrnrS Mo sw
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o~ WATCHES The largest and ai. most splsn;
s1s sds IN s CITY sss s Be fGu I'd
W. at the s aS and Silver src-s Of tie newest sryes
1 1gIs e 10 Enaae France sad sw,zsaat
and Is rs,a than any other house In the city. Gold
as low $40 10 S25 each Watches and Jewelry
/" Jssa or bought All Watches warranted ~ keep good
@ or he money returned Watches Clocks and Jewey
repaired The best manner and warranted lower than at cry
otber place In the city.
'''' G. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jeweiry.
no stf wholesale and retail. 30 Hal.-suee:. upsairs
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{ EFT, a; ]. HGtton's dry goods store "a Hudson
Il street Black Silk Long Shawl which the owner n,,y
b. PROVING prop Fsy and fsyins rs.cns's Is 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-07

euo'''ip'JjouS ALLEN, lss Nassau St, Ne;s York.
Office Of the Knckerbocker Magazine.
Who ,oeag-ut for P.rleys Cabinet Library In The City
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-07

-saSsSza INDIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La
eE-.%Ss DIES-The Patent Boot Of our invenon-also,
lyle, first introduced the ghe.t nearest aai.
eve. offered now being manufactured entire
system, well worth the OF the For sale by
d2 lm HORACE H. DAY. Il Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-07

! 0ST.--Ihe Pass Book OF Michael Mullen OF
York The finder thereof or whoeyer rasy have il IN
osseslon Will Re s9ieby rewarded leaving it sshe
'tcs OF berste: ikna9 Ess. A:sosEsys I: Law No -
vail street, un Stairs do Be