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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
The Silk Culture in the United States :

and Approved Modes OF Matching Rearing AUD Eesdns
,ss slLk-Wo9Nl Manas CQGooNEERY y T. heelg MiIb
ere Historical Sk-Iches OF the Silk Business. Natural s
,Sy OF the skWorm The Mulberry Se eomre9h III ls0 on m
meo1s Engravings of Machinery and Processes 70 men
= =; ;addsd dBLYDENBURGH'S b MANUAL OF IHk' slLh
Culture, Statistics of Silk Imports, SC. &c.
fIlce ier single copies 25 cents five copies for ST.
GREELEY & McELRATH.
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PER STEAMER ACADIA.

TWO CASES entire new style goods for gen.
tlemen's wear constituting assortment whch in point
and figured yelves embroidered Gsssimsres rich Silks 1nd
Silk Satin and Cashmere sc.s and Crava just received
from Leedon agent and w1Gd here saYgSs S ale 81 cur m
add to the attractions Broadway aud retain the Iepua
lion Of the Establishment for moderate prices.
~ - ~ WIN. 7. JENNINGS & co:
14i,,r Diapers and Tailou.
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> just Published. THE YOUNG STUDENT

q just published, THE YOUNG STUDENT.
o. Ralph and Vcto-By Madame Guizot From the French
By Samuel jackson One elegant volume of 500 Win
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This Volume Of biographical incidents astrikng picture
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schools or ACADEMIES the collegiate the pre-
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EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY, p O'CLOCK, p. M.

c.xApA.-T,he Commons OF Canada nave ao-
GOD letter to His Excellency, the Hon. Mr..
Wetcalfe. in which they say, eve cannot refrain
our regret the retirement Of certain Mein
ifoa poSnca Administration the question Of their
oss h. consulted ON what Undertaking arow to De
peroraye of the Crown, appointments 10 ofce and
tn n assure Your Exceency hat their advocacy OF
entities them confidence, beng IN stnc,
with principles embraced IL the Resolutions
on,ed by the Legislative Assembly on the third day OF
ee..Tob1. one thousand egh, hundred audfory one
To this the Governor replies:
The Governor General observes with concern from the
~ ID instant that impression haa been made in that
House, which has leo 70 m''PPiehehSion VI MS seht
Tneu,s and views
While il is his bounden duty maiutain unimpaed the
p,ouare of the Crown ne recognizes the resolutions
doptsd by the Legislative Assembly the Sd day of Sept
rsl as constituting the guide according which the Ad
,s.ra,io Of the Government of this Province has
been, and is 10 be conducted.
nj By a letter in the N E. Puritan, we learn
that the Iowa Missionaries eleven numbe) from New
England arrived at Burlington, Iowa, in good health and
spirits and ordained Missionaries Of the Territory
on the 5th Nov,
U A young man calling himself L. w. Baker,
has lately committed forgery in Buffalo the Of
$1,000.
nT Geo. Henry, only son of Mr.. Dan Bin.
den Of Herkimer drowned the 9th by the breaking
of The ice in the canal, which he skating
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BY JOHN EVANS, LID
From the London Edition. Revised and snassd Win ,hs
addition Of The recent Statistics 1eane 10 religious
Sects in the United States,
BY THE AMERICAN EDITOR.
In revised and c3HyIsh. qI on TINS Is te ct
most thorough and ea7 o5 6 % s Fsrs5da as complete
without IT, An account OF important dl7sIon IN le
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COMMERCIAL.

Markets Care fully reported for TIE Tribune
THIS DAY. O'Clock
The demand for Flour is light, and notice change
Prices are rather heavy.
Ashes are 50 SCI for Pots-5 O6i 90 for Pearls
with fair demand The Cotton market is quiet bat firm.
Sales $500 bushels Rye 62:c, delivered 1000 New
Northern az 45c weight delivered.
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DIED.

On Friday morning, the 18th instant Of apopkxy Isaac
Jones' aged 81 years. ats Of the house OF Bowen Jones and
Gautry.
HIS friends respectfully invited attend his funeral
frcm the residence of his onn-law A. R. Cushmsn No.
26l West Nnteenth street. tomorrow Sunday afternoon
O'Clock, without further invitation His remains Will
b. taken TO Rdgefeld, Conn, for in,erment
On Friday morning. the 18th nst after linss1ng Illness
Mather youngest daughter Of George and Eliza tlmendoI
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral Sunday the 18th inst at
O'Clock from No 235 Broadway
On the 18th instant Maria daug OF Philip and Bridget
Cochran, aged years, monhs and days.
The friends Of the family and those of his bothers-n'
Chormck NIcVeny and Nicholas Wiloughby are respectful
y Invited to attend this Saturday afternoon from
the residence l6 Marion IS O'Clock without further
invitation.
On ,hs 18th instant Emily, youngest daughter OF H. L.
Franklin, aged 10 years, months -
On Wednesday 18th inst, after lingering illness, Ious'
sent D'Austreber, in the 4sd year of his age:
On Wednesday, after long and painful Illness A"eihaa
S. wife Of Joseph E. Mills, aged 33 years
On TUESDAY eyeaing, Of consumption Martha daughter
of the late Jacob Baldwin aged IS years. months aud ii
DAYS.
1t Bloomugdae the l3lhinstant Susan Eliza, ,daugh-
ter of Rufus and Susan F. Chase aged years ii weeks,
ard5 days.
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DIVIDEND.-A Dividend Of Eight Per Cent
~ upon the Capital Steck Of the Howard INSURANCE I9W
any dec Jared by the Board of Directors llo Ia
payable and after the 4th OF December next; ,,
n29 2mis LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
A GIFT-BooK FOR THE CHILDREN;
ORIGINAL POEMS FOR INFANT MINDS

BY JANE TAYLOR AND HER SISTERS.
am indebted 70 the pol,eless Of the publishers Tor copy
IN their eanacy OF purreyors og the literary wants OF child
rem that it i, hardly necessary word IN It's praise 10
order 10 insure welcome every family where tes are
,,is folks They are delightful ttie poems and certainly
we'll fitted please the a's and ns.Jas, The MINDS M Fl nS S
an Excellent volume which select asles for theiE
exhihitious II exhibits NO sectaEaR bias
New. Fork Christian Messenger.
r,hbsbsa h., SAXTON X MILES,
JSi ar;.NWJSS 2o5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

Be,care Of Cotnc,JcS.-n order avoid being imposed
upon b. coontereers be particular TO nrc from none
except advertised the ccc and general depot
No 28S Greenwich st New York.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale of the medicine
wholesale and eta-No 288 Greenwich street. New York;
No 1913 fremont Boston, and No69 Race street. Phil
alslphla.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
OFFICE NO. 3 AsToR HOUSE.

OFFICE NO. ASToR HOUSE.
MORE OF THE 500 PRIZE STORIES.
% In the Z. S. SATURDAY POST Of his week will
be found the continuation of
MARIE DUPONCEAU, the Best Revolutionary StorI
Of the Season. II written By Wm. Henry Herbert It's
is laid at the DELAWARE WATER GAP, and It's Leading
characters are Husueno Refugees The story told with the
of Others OF the Prize Stories Will follow ID
constant Succession until all are complete. >.,
A GREAT DOMESTIC STORY-RESOLVESA AND
RESULTS-By Mrs EMMA c. EMBURY-One OF the best
Stories that LADY has ever written. ,.,,
Gov LElSLER-The conclusion OF this highly interest
ing romance, by John II. Mancur
SELECTlONS-The Humorist; The Ohio; The Wrong
Leg Buenos Arean FIoc; How TO get nd OF big Rock
Francis Xavier Martin; A Fish Story, sc: SC.
ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE-An unusually
interesting letter from Bristol, per last steamer.
OUR TRAVELLER-A capital article on the present
state of Europe.
POLITlCAL-Abstract Of the Department Reports; Con.
gressonal Proceedings, &c SC.
The news Gossip aud all other usual varieties will be
found this week extremely interesting.
Terms-S2 per annum Single copies, 6 cents
Single numbers for sale by
70 sargenst' Life of Clay for sale at sh. office
Thirty copies for Sl hundred copies Tor So fotase 70
any part OF United States only Il cents Copies In wrap
Iers ready for mailing above. Price for single copies ct
Narfs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
Dr. Felix Gouraud,s Poudre Subtitle
FLOOR Ou-CLOTHS.

nr just received, several new patterns OF Engllsh
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, which, together with our FORMER M
assortment of English and American OCloths, consIItns
The largest and elegant assortment OF CLOTHS ever oeiea
~ - l. W SMITH S COMPANY,
dS owls PSI Broadway, Opposite City Ha)
HE Italian Chemical Soap-For curipg iIeckies'
pimples sruptons blotches scurvy morphew near seo
nusouits bites and all and oughness, and sao"
ness and darkness of the skin This OF the most
remarkable G recent chemical discoveries Its emoient ana
healing qualities are spoken all directions and every one
who use recommend IL One cake, so cents. we waIran.
10 answer all ordinary purposes and Is 70 be mad geaus
only 81 Walker door from the corner o br9a
xay Agents Milk street Boston; rs Ches9u: street, mn
sdsIphia; Gray Foughkeepsis Toasey Rochester, yeEs
Te" ~ N.~sIL dis T
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
NJ just received, invoice Of BRUSSELS
CIRPETINGS which, with stock on hand, comprise
.hs r,ost splendid assortment the CItfor sale cheap
sis hioS' 'i's'N C. ". SMITH & COMPANY,
de Owls 2A Broadway, Eopposite City HALL
r Pew in Eighth-strest ii', Ghursh,dbsGi5 Shn,cb ia
EshhsrIeec The situation eligible on the east scs ~
ouife of Mrs GEORGE RICHARDS, No. lie h1s 2sse
ENGLISH DRUGGETS.
NJ A small invoice of superior quality, ne" pa1.
terms and bright coloIs-for sale ehsaG py coNpaNy
dS Owls 25i Broadway, loPposise oi's'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

PE1Eks PLLslt unnecessary to more than one word
about Peters Vegetable and Bilious Pills They more
extensively used by Physicians than other pill mads
For every type dysrepSia liver anndlcs
obucons loss of appetite they emphatic
ally The GREAT Our eulogy useless where they
known. Let the doubling their virtue Principal Of
ce 25 Fulton Nassau and 90 North Sixth ST P1a-
delplla No. 9 Milk ST. Boston. dl6bt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
German Almanacs:

large supply of German Almanacs for sale a; the office OF
the New York Tribune. Price S3rsI 100 copiss.
This Almanac is printed III the German ansuass IN the
style OF German Amanaes. and contains III
addition TO the variety adnS articles OF
great interest to Germans connected with the Industry and
Labor Of the country and the importance OF Protection
the Mechanics and WoskinSmsn OF the United states
asalnst ErClsh competitiou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

n5~ ACard.-Professor OLMSTED, of Yale College,
Conn viii accept thanks for his exhibition and liberal
notice our Globe Wales Globe and Transparent Sphere)
Brooklyn Institute expressed the brief remark that
the audience could Judge of his estimation Of the nsru
fact that he had ordered for the OF stu
dents at Yale College The well known reputation OF the
Professor constitutes the value of the compliment;
NIB; This instrument. adapted alike to Common SCHOOLS
and Colleges can be al Mr.. Nales Nautical Establish
sereirs sr n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

ID l.. Il A. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, corner
II, Of Chambers street. constantly manufacturing oY
steam and have hand large assortment OF Candy
&C. OF superior quality, suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar WIZ Keep IN
warm climate harder and DRYER than any made from sugar
d3 lmi5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

&C. inflammation Of the eyes is always attended with
suffering but when neglected. often terminates
blindness
Wrshts Indian Vegetable Fills peculiarly adapted to
he cure of 9 disorders of The eye becaus" they purge
(puy) the body from those morbid poisonous humorS
which the not only of the eyes but
Of every ache pam we suffer.
a sine p cent box o SAID Indian Vegetable Pills
all sufficient make perfect of the most violent attack
Of inflammation OF the eyes at the same time the digestive
organs will be improved aud the blood completely purified
that only will all kinds oil Inflammation be driven from
the body, but life and will be given TO the whole
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
PUBLISHERS, MAIL,

By authority Of the Post-Offce Department,
nor THE TRANSPORTATION OF NEWS
7 PAPERS. MAGAZINES AND PAMPHLETS BY
the United States Ma and under the charge OF the Mai
he undersigned having made with the Post
Sss and fanhe s the following Mail
% From Nsw.York to Buffalo and back, via Albany Toy.
AISo from SsMYoTS 70 Boston via Hartford Springfield
Worcester and Boston and all intermediate places on this
Also from New.York TO Washington City, VIA Trenton.
Philadelphia, Wilmington. Del, Baltimore and WashnSton,
and all intermediate Routes on the OEea southern MAI
Notice hereby has the Bags w,l be made e ar on and
b. prepaid The number sent mus. be uaSa on .ne sSx
age NoSorespondence Will be sent other an una. fesans @
correspondence will be received for the Publisher, Ms
and should any conceal the same IN their newspaPe.
magazines they will be dealt with according 70 inc laws e'
THIS arTansemen, viii be of Srea, advantage Publisher
their Agents and the community generally u. enaoes Iu
fishers to forward their works small 0. large 9usnnte' 20
.s o . Sw s es
sGRG S ets f!h lSi3 CO.. eaa Broadway
For farther particulars relating 70 terms Sc inquire s as
0s fss of &n 6 F. ThYIoR TtsE5 Bsnats sG aaadfpn'
no SILK GRowERs-A RARE CHANcx,--
Esq deceased have Of the Mor MuIsssS
81 s,Is asn.bns osd ss
on) which they ear for saleeiths5 the tree. or w I'm
Ss @ sponbs dpe.ed TO the
'ss' as .rs" ','''' '''' '' ~ . 3 s9RPT4ES
DICH DRESS SCARFS, ,CRAVATS,G GLOVES.
II Sc &cThe Subscribers offer 10 the GS.ss fS@
an Of e Gra Gov s
made Linen and Muslin Shirts Linen G9as peAs Of ali de-
Rer PRisns m9Ds o scar and Ts
silk satin cashmere and mohar OF plain e Ss,ds
and stripes in great varietmong which may be found some
the 5shs s ever I + u % one G G the os
: ss Ss., !; s: 6: yfsFs fy and
o Linen D,p ,, soss Of Place
APPLICATION will be made TO the Lc-
IN rl,ur Of the State of New York. Its next session.
fer an act to continue in force An Act TO nccporse the An
Gent Btons Benefit Society of the City of New YoS psjSs
Id sn s ansnded de- NJ
year one thousand eight hundred and 'wsnty''"o'
| c. State Paper please COPY. copy.- alo 1eMew v,--
| NTOTICE.-Application will be made to the lie
at1f m o s the SAINT Davds Benevolent soc
| ties OF the cities of New York and Brooklyn
December 18TH ls,3 am ,,rsw
! " State Paper please copy dlo lanom
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate,
the County OF Nrw.York No,iee hsrsSy SSsp 70 al y,
% Sy ss%i
with The vouchers thereof 10 the e his
| day OF December. l8l3. JOHN j.; WlLoos,
| die aw6m- Aunlhls3ato-
STEAM REFINED CANDY.
ID l. Il A. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, corner
II, Of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing oY
steam and hand large assortment OF CandY'
&C. OF superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy beng made from Refined Sugar Will keep In
warm climate harder and dryer than made from raw sugar
| dl3 Inns
DIVIDEND-A Dividend of Eight Per Cent.
~ upon the Capital Seck Of the Howard INSURANCE W EoW
pany declared by the Board of Directors IHlS Dhf
| paya bic Oh and after the ith OF December next ,,
n29 2mis LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
MITES, MIIFFSi MUFFS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

GoURAUp's SUPERB VEGETABLE ROUGE 1t Is unueces-
enlarge the merit o this article u
speaks the living bloom duses soft uni
form and almost that OF nature IL Will bear
the most delicate test and while assmilang evenly with the
skin warranted 10 be harmless Pce 80 cents per
bottle To be haonv 81 Walker door from the
Broadway. Alse the beautiful Blanc dEsrasne
Spanish White nparts pure. leike alabaster Witches;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
OFFICE NO. 2 AsToR HOUSE.
GRAHAM'S N A G A II n b +,

Mrs. r.. D oeoOOp anu Ii,,s1,,rxrs
SPLENDID EMBLLLs f'ic.'i 20,
HARRY: Magnificent Picture from an or's'nai ain''
nT THE saA4 Splendid spp Engraving
by E2wdoq W5gh ~; Hatch az, .n.,,,.d h G Tucker
TTLEfAF5Ass tH ss soF5nsfu O -
alEEKITHENR TERMs g PER 9SSuM IN ADVANCE.
SSISSI = S6S 95 cts
Any person suoScnons anu paying IN sa' WIN se'
copyTuE copy q JADv,S ANNIrAI, FOR 1914,
GRATIS. GRAHAM * CHR!SIYJ
die No. AstoI House
NOW READY,
-il pl"a nn TI..,,.r;ra - csn,. .,cb
Pncs TWENTY-FIVE Cenes each
NJ A L | l. ID A;
OR, THE
MEMOIRS OF 4 YOUNG WOMAN
.r,.n nv ,rvpv W urRRERr.
TRANSLATED Ds 'ihsh, w. n'NDlrl .Da'l. s,., ,.,
lay saS SS sho"I I,r iead S M ro'' WlScHEsTER F"S,he
49,
NOW is THE TlME.-The January numbers 7e1;.
out National Magazine VII be 9a, next week 4 Thsy all
commence volume Subscriptions received at NO.
d!s st. $. e; g WYGk9E5; y :! D. ! =
toR Publishers and BoO'ss1s @ Brk bnH ebos Church
lection OF valuable Bogs IN va9us Jty Gl wn
S as and sbba School Books Bibles
Tessments, Prayer Books, &c. &c a..
B:-Any valuable books TO be had III I'e" i9Ik ,ui'
nlshed By j. 5 ! Co a the lowest cash prices dlo 3W
- - se,non to Young Men.-Tbe Rev FLA
IN IN te f SImons 70 younc Persons
u'S Ssrvirs sTvHnU tc =, commence at O'clock
The Psws lisie ale ali ali free &c ''' 'N'- It.
--zzs..--
Ryw of v h kysISd EsEs pse Ed ID
the Church. corner Of Beecke and Downing streets 70 COM
nence 10 Sunday evening, Dec Eth INST Preach
En- the reverend '" > D1lss s-a.s 'oi
.E Untyersalism Bible Doctrints.11I,hye u The
FIRST Lecture of Course in reply Rev. Edwin H. Holts
h de- seh on Of and M
row evening Dec II, commencing at o'clock. IT.
-. ,,.,A A,
~, 1Sf3.-SeCOhu AuNSAlI Wy sts On IL
srankn Hall no - Chatham S1fbeh 1bbh ~ b.nos al I'm n
oeGoHg CCHHs N iis ~ eran;,r Sat. free =
T H. M a. M are psculiv @ invited to attend The
iHS SII IuITC I sbad evsr Tbursdsv bv Hines
~ NJ No - &C Snrnce ~, q 81 IT.
49, --u.:--
C Notice to the Ladies.-A large assortment OF
light and dark colored Merno Cloths ALSO biochs CaSl
mefetsha~ls me- b @ az eHd db ae an VIII '' 0i
az /" p1..-.t -- : -.sys..--O-2 y .s--O o--2 '0'
C.,d-R WEBBER formerly of Canal street,
having formed c00psitnelsiihp WIN -'1i. - ' 49,
commenced, under e Ine \ hrm nIn9 OF D,UEp
WEBBER ~ DAhER,
s Brosdway doors above Grand street n me bsI
OF LADIES' Misses ana Lafe PGU Of W bns;ness If the
they wl luihs a aS1eS ~ @ and a. RI. same timt al
best materials and ana al bons a.
;ISIe h, We on n make trial ar our es-
fat5sd isl that we 1rWW al we OF oss
;hs y @es viii penpy attended establishment
-corfectionerV and Fancy Articles
s ,,sclbI' have lust received from Paris large assor
ne suSscsiopl p nav sS Rosaur Cornets Sc &C. filled
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

give me friend-ship's gold

o give me frlend-shp's gold en- Dean.
r AIDES INTERESTED IN LEARNING TO
~ SING AT SIGHT, are invited call at ML WAh>
NER'S Music School Room, No. AL Broadway. on Hon.
day December Isth O'clock hesra pIepoSI9n Eon
him for the formation ola small select Ladies Cias Inc Gas
will consist Of only IL members and wl 5e sncfy eiee
ence 10 the pupil in this class, though not Indispensable
itIxA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

NJ Notice to the Ladies.-A large assortment OF
light and dark colored Meno Cloths Also Bfocha Cash.
nereIShaw and Laines-a will be sold cheap, De;
'3 3l9 S'1 we SoSe BENNETT & RHODES 1864 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

NT TAdvertisement.-Nr GEORGE r GLiDpoN of
Egypt will commence a course OF -Four LECTURES on
Broadway Monday Evening" lS;h December, al o'clock
The Second Lecture Will b delivered at the same place aud
will be continued the Mooday and Wednesday
evenings. Each Lece will be accompanied by corious
The PHARAoHs nf Scripture the other three Will treat on
the MEsiPHlrE PYRAMIDS, comprising the LATEST DIS
coveries
Terms-Tices of admission for sale the Bookstore Of
Bartlett Wexford under the Astor House. at Growers 633
Btoadway the office o the Globe HOTEL and az the door
OF the Institute. Genemsns, 81 50 LadyS so ceHt5,er
the course. Single admission, Fifty Cents,
die StSSiTWMWt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
MA Card.-R WEBER. formerly of Canal street
having formed copartnershp with Mr. P. BAKER, ha
commenced, under the firm Of
WERRER &. BAKER,

Of Ladies Misses and Chdrens Boots and Shoes, where
they win furnish all article; in their line Of % business & of the
reasonable prices Ladies who wish fitting boots oshoe
for themselves children have only to make M trial at our @
Apy orders from the old customers OR Weboe N or os Oh
the city will be promptly attended TO al our establishment
1yiS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

Confectionery and Fancy Articles
he subscribers have just received from Paris large assert
ment Of fine Boxes sats R9leaur Cornsts &c &c nIlsa
pates pranes and batons Nongat de Provence French
Notices. and variety Of small articles for children ,hs
ID a. " ' THOMPSON WELLER,
Ornamental Coneetioners, 2a5 (nea! PaIkplscel and
dlt 3tis- 519 Broadway, opposite Nlolo' Geluen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

ITO SILK GROWERS.-A RARE GRANGE
J. The subscribers executors &c Of the :tc John parke
Esq., deceased have about OF the Mou,
where there ourishng Silk Manufactory now IN opera
ou which they oar for saeether the trees alone OF wSh
the rroundou voabe Or they wouid lease hc
whole TO responsible disposed in the ouss'
> ABM. GOODWIN.
dis awS,t D. BURNETT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

Passengers Arrived
In the shin Lonis Philippe, from HGrre-P Begoz,
Nr HYDE NJ smard French ConsuD and lady, Mr. Bloom,
NJ Souza Of NYork 10 steerage
In the D Neyes, from 81 Morks-Df Rogers and iaml'
Ia hr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

hTOTICE.-Apphcatio will be made to the lie
~ eslaure OF the State of New York at its rett e'sion'
Cor an Act the SAINT OaVds bene'oea oos
ties of the cities of New York and Brooklyn