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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-29

diately to convey from said Indian country, in
the nearest convenient and safe route to the civil
authority of the territory or judicial district in
which said person shall be found, 10 be proceeded
against in due course of law and also, in the ex
animation and seizure of stores, packages, and
boats, authorised by the twentieth section Of this
act, and in preventing the introduction of persons
and property into the Indian country contrary
10 law; which persons and property shall be pro-
ceeded against according to law PROVIDED, That
no person apprehended by military force as afore.
said, shall be detained longer than five days after
the arrest and before removal. And all officers
and soldiers who may have any such person or
persons in custody shall treat them with all
the humanity which the circumstances will posi-.
bly perml. and every officer or soldier who shall
be guilty OF matreating any such person while in
custody, shall suffer such punishment as court
martial shall direct.
Sec. 25. And be 1t further enacted, That SO
much of the laws Of the United States as provides
for the punishment of crimes committed within
any place within the sole and exclusive jurisdic-
ton Of the United States, shall be in force in the
Indian country: Prorided, The same shall not
extend to crimes committed by one Indian against
the person or property of another Indian.
Sec. 26. And be IL further enacted, That if any
person who shall be charged with violation Of
any OF the provisions or regulatipns of this act,
snail be found within any of the United States.
or either Of the territories such offenders may be
there apprehended, and transported to the terrific
ry or Judicial district having Jurisdiction of the
same.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-29

We tender thanks to the Clerk of the Trident for
New Orleans and Natchez papers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-29

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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.

- DocIoR LYELL'. LECTURES on GEoLoGY.-The
cona edition th4se celebrated Lecture, reported for The
Tribune ready Ii contains Engraved
exhibiting ideal part of the Earts Crust with
explanations will also contain general Introduction
Geology not before published Lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects Auversne Lecustrae Period, Volcanic Pc
Ears STRAIT. Marin. Strata Periods Auyegnr District
Ap!eln-i Mount iua. Lecture Ill Upheava and Subsi.
LectugelV, Coral Reefs Coral ISLANDS. Lecture v
0rsla OF Coal Lecture Fossil Foo prints. Lect VII
RECESSION o the Falls OF NisgaIl. Lecture VIII. BOude
AID lcebergs.
To tne above also added this edition. Sketch Of the
Lecture OF Dr. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before The
Lyceum OF Natural History ehe 9vh Of December ls:
the Different Races Of Men.
Pace pei single copy 25 Postmasters femttns
One Doi.ar vii! b. entitled 70 five copies.
GREELEY s. McELRATH.
Tribune Office loo Nassaustreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
b This Mornings Mail.
MARYLAND Legislature.
2rresaondeuce OF The Nsw-York Tribune.

I1Tfes9oldsLce OF I he .NEN- OK FTOuII5.
BALr.MoRs, Dec. %, 1913.
GEST1ExEN-fhe General Assembly OF tlis State
convened according TO law. and - members OF tie
lower House appeared were duly qualified, and ad-
;orrncd until 10 o'clock This morning. The Wings
went into caucus last night for the purpose OF Sc
ecting the candidates for Speaker and officers of
the House generally John G. Chapman from
Charles County and William Watson from this city
are the only prominent persons named for the Speak
ers Office and they are both cminently qualified for
the station.
In the Senate twelve of the members were in at
tendance. and all the old officers were reelected.
Wm Richard Thomas was chosen President, and
Col Joseph w. Nicholson chosen Clerk.
The Banner .Staf viii arrive this evening
Yours in haste, NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
POLICE OFFiC

RECEIVING SroLEy GooDs.-Jonn ilcBriarty, of
No. SO Orange street was to-day arrested and COM
milted TO answer two charges OF receiving stolen
goods.
THEFT OF CLorHlNG.-Georgc Williams aud
John McCaslan were arrested and committed for
stealing two pair of pants, jacket and n vest from
Alexander BOYD, No. 267 Walker street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

To ohiyerfiser-.-We have zee wed WITHIN IN
Ia fw DAYS u.nstous curss written and eGba Tor 10
for al ot,c decng pacuar attentioa TO advertisement
IN our ap-r II comply with al these request
the ace .oull Gu several columns, and 1t would sak
LAT al oua! asIstant III the once 10 WIZ 's'
Tn. custom prob ,bly encei with tht iase paper
h-. . w, - broad rs FENDER some r.
l..a neu.s.ay os -y would most likely ne ef oe 'eA0
bu, il Is H. reut with The rIbuu, "nefe the eIe ao
nece,sa ali advertise "enta at glance A
h,w.y-r who wish 10 e.e 20 their u
=, h, Ioirof;,, rage can do 80 by applying al Ia
Publisher desk door. aud asins the cu1 onay ' ice
wca a, vi douo.- ,haC OF the cnngs IA ou' ad'er"i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE

u. STATES CIRCUIT COURT Before Indge BErrs
William Williams and Albert Jupiter, two color
ed sailors placed upon trial for an attempt TO
create revolt on board the ship >iIas Richards, on
her passage from the South Seas TO New ork.
The testimony concluded, and the Court ad-
loluncG
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
Markets. TINS DAY,I2 o'clock

No change Flour from Yesterday shes are steady y.1 gs
dull Sales 1000 bushels North Carolina Corn az c "e's'
delivered; 500 bushels Rye brought 63c, IL slip D.
Cotton IS active at full prices Nothing important IN fio
visions. 80 C,,..,o,
Thtyer having completed his annual sheet, enabled
give full table Of exports the Canal al this place iof ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

= Prof. BKoNsoN and Mr. NASH appear this
evening at Rutgers Institute in Concert of Ora
tory and Music for the benefit of Mr.. Nash. We
believe this will prove tie most attractive OF their
illustrations of the power and uses Of the Human
Voice in our Civ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

FArR.-The Ladies OF the Samaritan Society are
now holding Fair at No. 400 Grand street. The
object of this Society is to relieve the poor, and the
funds raised the Fair 60 to this philanthropic
object We like the mode ofapplying them viz
by furnishing work TO the poor. We trust they
never Will lack encouragement nor money, as they
never will lack the noble consciousness of lessening
human SUFFERING
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
No or USEFUL BOOKS FOR TIE PEOPLE
rRAyYIs IN he Great y JeSei1l PrdleS he 1dnMac az"
Rocky Mountains, and Oregon Territory; ~ inoMA;
j. F,RNHiAi, SsQ. Price p cents
"a c,i,DprL,s REPOR,r

TpAvEls in the Great Western Prdes, The .4aAnac and
Rocky lfourtgls, and OREGON 1"''so'y' - i''oN-''
NO. II. ELLSWORTH'S REPORT.
TIE improvements m 4sI!cHnns me II r.! SG NJ
discoveries and improvements in the mode OF building hors
asG a Enes Lara F on Ga & h%E %b f@[s SnnS'IS
proved Plougls and otl,ef Agricultural indictments >c, -
9a ss L. on put
llshed the Tribune Office Price IS cents ITS,
no III. DIR. LARDNER'S LECTURES
The h ,Pa Of JSo "sr 5,d"s GG@PS % q S Of
he Ao .1Ssfys Fixed SP
Pss.!1y i%o
saie sa Of ihe aef
ic Battery-Steam Engines of Eng land and AmeHfa; o
sKETcH OF TIE PRoGREss e GEI OF PHYSICAL
Rfsius Professor Of Chemistry in University Of Glasgow
NoV. GRF6!Tgff T6Y,5 faEosoFHY aFLfN{SFTHhY! AND DAL'
Chemistry OF the -Four Ancient ,ns.n EIemeh's'
FIRE, AIR, EARTH AND WATER
Founded upon Lectures dettcered before her Mgesty the
al 81. Bafthotome,O's Hospital illustrated BY upwards
This Essay on the Chemistry Of the Four Ancn Elements
chiefly intended for those who have not studied the scece
Abstnse details and theories are avoided usTa ana @ ]
tnet. Explicit directions are given respecting the per
fornance of the Experiments
Illustrating the Principal Facs and C19ns PhsosnG9 G1?r
fA &C. .cith Introductory Dissertations on each Scr
ence and upcards Of 300 Experiments BY ). ,. DAL'
NO. V. PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL EGoSoMY'
Or the Laars of the Formation Of National Wedth
Developed By of the Christian Law OF Goyernnent;
being the substance of delivered TO the Hantoom
Weayers' Commission.
By WILLIAM ATKINSON.
With an INTRODUCTION, Treating Of ne present state Of ne
Scisnce Of Political Economy aud tie 1daptatton rs
Principles the Condition If our orn Country and the
upbualding Of is Prosperity
By HORACE GREELEY.
Price Is cents copy copies for ST. SIS per hundred
VI OLE IrSIrEtI4 BOOKS FOR THt. PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

TMe JcpoEsnIs-We learned Yesterday that
very strong recommendation OF HIRAM kercnuM
ESQ. for the vacant seat on the bench OF the Su-
preme Court has been forwarded from this City,
signed by many eminent merchants, lawyers, and
other citizens of ali parties If the voice of New
York IS needed, Mr.. K. cannot fail to be formI-
dable candidate for this exalted station. OF un-
sulIied integrity, signal ability and ripe legal
experience, he possesses what TO Us appear The
strong recommendations of having never held
Office, OF owing nothing to ancestry, party or
fortune, and of having fought his way to his
present standing by the force of character, of IN
dustfy, and of sturdy, manly effort. The fact
that we have not recently hac the good fortune
TO agree with Mr.. Ketchum on any public topic
enables us to speak Of MS merits without appre
hension of being misled by personal Partially
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

U' SIR WALTER Scorr's MONUMENT. now
erecting ct Edinburgh mas been beautifully en-
5rsyed on Steel by A. L. Dick, on q sheet four
eet o. three. The structure is stately and gor-
geous, and the execution does signal credit to
The progress OF Art among US. We hope there Is
sufficient hoeFsllty and taste among US to justify
so creditablo an enterprise as this of Mr.. Dick
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
brig Wind North.

The gentleman " no borrowed from our ESiIo.P s,o Prtsos
,,s6 cooss Of the scsnt oany Report on ssGs one d
ra,or win ene hmsefto 81 reward by sIa,4,.' ,h
,b-r before noon TO-DAY. He was wohaoi} ,bsn, Aag
w., had iust received aud had vet looked =, tie
f,,nI here or In Albany who viii transmit 10 ''''
a,rI-st moment will lay u. under deep ob!lsa'i0n'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
CIRcI-IT@ @COJ-RT.. Before Judge KEyr.

Richard Reed vs.. Washington Hrias and oh
crs.-Action oirepleyin TO recover two sofas and 4
book case Verdictor plaintiff, $3.50 beng the va
luc, &c. For plaintiff, Mr.. r. Reed; iordeicndant,
Mr.. Spooner.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

E Mufrs, Muffs, nIutfs-Of very superior qualty,
among which are some finest Natural and Black Lynx
TO be found IN The city-for sale az WAISON'S,
Hat aud Fur Store l5i Chatham
n B. Ladies would do well call aud previous
purchasing elsewhere Tapsd Mufs Of every description
n3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge I'll
sHoEYFzR--In Chambers.

sHoEyrxR-In Chambers
The TWO White Negro Boys, recently or now on
exhibition Peaes Museum brought up last week BY
tbs civ n4nsd Jones who claimed them MS children IL
was opposed by black from New JeIseg who also
claimed them. Both Of the woe 10 the chIlden oenS
his and Jones brought upa number Of witnesses who isnt
fed the children. and swore TO Their belonging to nm he
judge U!shoeer, the solicitation OF Mr. George w Mics
permitted the TO lie over IN order that the jersey man
might produce witnesses.
The chambers Yesterday presented ,t sngglsI SC sGens @ OF
four White Negro Boys being present. The children Jones
having been traced t nds OF exhibiting them IA
Naslcuses that those IL the Museum belonged TO s
Jersey after all.
These chidrsn are truly phenomena IN mature Both sets
arr perfectly white, with African features and w's Moo
family has FIVE children Each parent took 9t ms chlitTsn
well pleased that The affair had so terminated
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

ARRIVED -, rett5n,
Brls Horteqse, Jones, OF Po,tlsnd "A d. u 'S'"''
t" 81; S,as aas,t s,1, Ans. Go Of >l.,b n sst & %
n Z " Ss,m5 < Co. aed 10 company ,'t9 op U1 ,n., Of
erpls Frazer for New.YosA. Saw hsr o" "'s '''' y.
sehf ss.tl Henry Higgins. Of Boston, q a 0~ FfaDAi0''
chr $, Pie Bryant Providence ha o. oa Ha
Bf sck Constant Cam rom A@isu1 a. G sail day
for New York. r, Nsrblebssd. I'
schr Edward adams. Kempton. IDS lf0" "''''>
and sess osossa osssl to aa@g%ensoe
Schr Gen SCOTT Dowdy ads foa sesIG s f%m m York RSsf
Schr James Mons, Van Name' % '''" -
schr Homer Kent ds Boston mGze G;.m Je.l stD'
Scar M,snet Baker Of % psS.ef 'Wh,msisa Pro-
Seht Mari-, Causey from Philadelphia e0'''
yidence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

u Hon. ALEX. PORTER, Z. S. Senator from
Louisiana, is confined by illness to his home at
Attakapas and it is feared that he will not be able
to reach Washington this winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

E5~ SAcHgo Mrsc.-Those OF readers who are font
Music and ia OF attending the Concert this evening IL
Rev Ms CheeyeIs Church will most ha,ly It Whi
ri.e low music viii Re OF nigh order See ad
A.i.lsem.n;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
The Silk Culture in the United States:

Embracing COMPLETE. ACCOUNTS of the, Latest
and A,gEo,s N2dss Of Hstehd ResEef and n seins
Spinning and Manufacturing the SILL SC. Sc &c with
brief Historical Sketches of t Silk Business, Natural His
the most Approved and Reliable Works illustrated by
merous Engravngs Of Machinery and Processes o which
IS added BLYDENBURGH'S MANUAL OF THE SILK
CULTURE, Statistics of Silk Imports, &c. &c.
NO. VII OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
POPULAR LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY.
Delivered the ROYAL Observatory Of Paris, by ARA
Walter X Kelley, Esq B. a Of Tr!n College Dublin Illus
tra,ed ensavnss. Price Is cents Five copies
for 81 90.
~ One copy each Of the above valuable works may be
obtained for 81 90 five Of either o them for the
sam. money They also for sale By and De obtained
at the prices from REppSG * CO. Boston; ZEgER
Co. Philadelphia Wm. H. Moore CO. Cncnnatl: and Nor
man. Steele * Co. New-Orl
Price for single copies 25 cents; i've cories for ST.
GREELEY & McELkATH,
Tr,bunr Buildings. New-Yolk.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

nr We ask the attention. of Printers to the ad.
yertisement of a Rare Chance In this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

TIE DouBLE PlcToRI>L BROTHER JONATHAN
FOR THE HoLlDAYS.-This wonder of the press
newspaper twenty-three square feet in size, and
containing nearly one hundred large and fine
engrayings-will be ready for the ncwsmen to.
morrow morning. We observe that WILLIS has
novel; complete, in two of the immense pages
Of this mammoth sheet, entitled The GipsqS
Riae.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
VICE -CHANCELLOR'S COURT Before Vsc
ceur MCCoUS

" lVeorer, Receirer Of n. g. II. 1Veorer, vs.
Cal.b Hyatt and ohersTl- exceptions TO answer OF de-
fend.nis disposed OF as per written opin!3n.
John p PoiLonvs. Ahdrer Williams and others.
Motion TO allow Nh Brewer to be re-eHimnsd Motion
denied.
John Antion and Others, VS.. Matthias and George
" Byuen The noton b. MessLs. Bluen 10 require Nh
been filed accepted for six yaIs and he says there is no.
thin: duel denied
Ed,rard s. Iysnes vs.. George l.. 1dGms.--Order-
ed that complainant the Master the small amount
which ovsrpaId.
C. p. Crignou vs.. 4. L. Frosch and others
Injunction dissolved costs abide the went
Charles Sigourneyvs. Allen 'tadde, Ct a.
Motion to set aside dsmissns complalnants bill! and
let him in, demled
Motion for an attachment the assignee 10 comri hm
oanser questions denied each party pay MS own
IL Ludlnm vs. Henry B. Blair and Thomas Sc
cGH-Demurrer supplemental bill allowed with costs
Thomas Gardner vs.. Leri Hart-Mouon Tor an
Injunction and receiver denied with costs.
Charles Crane vs.. Joseph 'COnnor.-alotlon
for leave sci. easehod premises and stanthe money sub
ec, the assignee in bankruptcy or other DISPOSE
ton Notion deni.i.
Petition Of FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church, TO
sell lis property with view paying oil mortgage, aud
bui i!ine IA arther up town. Allowed
j. l. W. Kerr vs.. James Bar6er-lnjuncnon
4 olv.d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

u After several days of foggy. nasty, English
weather, viii. occasional Northeast rain and
snow, the clouds commenced dscoun:ing at
great rate about last evening. Up to tt
morning, tie ran has poured as it pours but
rarely, with prospect OF making night OF II.
VIZ look for q freeze directly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

Books YoCrA.-For assortment cf appropriate
books of young peops the advertisement Of L. Avk
of Nassau ln acolhs! column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IL T. ~


Ship layticwer Weeks, Nv orls1q yomTSO seht sla.
den Bfc Fdlco Carter Mobile, II H9"idl'
rietta BUR Kcaff, Richmond, Allen VdXsoa'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

RIVER OPEN TO ALBANY-The steamboat RoB
ERr L. STEVENS arrived last evening, with full
load of freight and passengers from Albany. She
will leave the foot Of Courtlandt.street for Albany
this afternoon at 5 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

L. The New WORLD PIcroRIAL ANNUAL for
l6l4 is very fair thing OF It's kind. The letter
press is excellent, and the engravings fair for
wood. There is great deal of good llatter in
it, and such an Annual for shillingis some
thing OF rarity.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

To those who 10 purchase Muifs and Fur Trim
ings anv descriptions would advise TO call on Nsa
Liberty street -xaine has as'otmaat IS ts ssaso
is now a lra advanced he offers great bargains.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
DECISIONS IN DIVORCE.

Emma Stnm By her mert friend, Il. NGJ0r vs..
Joseph ~ Saut-ilarT.d a Flushing in 1888 He had
VIE living the time whom he married N tnsand, and
james W. Jacobs vs.. Emma Jaco6S-Man1ed at
Augusta &. The defendant was mar led AZ the I'm; nm
another nan. Her husband died at Texas alter tiisir
arriva! !om LONDON and she then married man named
iohuar who living At the time o! marriage 70 com
Ilainauc. Marriage dissolved .
Henry CircoriuS vs. ,JohH C.. Circorlns-Mar-
red at Edinburgh 1927. Divorce from the marriage tie
ENeu Ferrie, vs. Janes Ferrier-Maried at
New York in 1887. Same decs on
idaeha .S1ocum vs. Daniel T. .Sioculn.-Nlauied
frances Iie{! VS. Dmiel F;eid-Manied by
Eey- Mr.. ati"rIl in 1881 Stne
Louisa Bocris VS.. JaSper q Bocris-Marned at
.;aco6 II IFhiNock w. Cntlarine Z. WhtHoch
Va married al New York in l66. The testimony IS 70
niiI.itv not sufficient. Decree ccnled
WVIiqo4 u. Hc4rl2e ys. Sarah llaria Nc 1rdie.
MARRIED At Ney York July, i83 Divorce srmtsd from
I.t InarTlaC.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

~ Mr.. WINCHESTER has just published the
last number of Blackwood's Magazine. 1t con-
tains the conclusion of kerim Khan's Trav-
els, the continuation of Adventures in Tex
as" this last an exciting :ale though trench
ing somewhat on the marvellous) "Marston, !"
. Lectures at the Royal Academy" sc. and
some excellent Poetry. 1t is an interesting No.
and we may notice some things more fully at an
other time.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

- CourHouY & NEvEHs at their beautiful store, 81
Broadway have lust resolved some splendid Porcelain
LAMPS and Screens Bogus. Holders and Flower Vases oi
unique design ard great beauty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

OysrERs ASp TusxlEs-uownias, in Foprth street Is
NOW ready for his friends and See his sdres,-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

HoLp>r PKEsgsys-fsssons wlshlng make presents L
,- line Of Watches and Jew elIy, would w. call
cur old i.iead a C. BURR, so Bowsy They viii there fin
sae assortment Of articles in thatas. you putchas.
you can depend upon gesa; article soo4 IS recon-
ta-ud-d by him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

CITY TAxEs.--lt may be well TO remind such
OF our readers as are taxpayers, that this is the
last week for them to obtain a deduction from
their taxes by payment TO General hlcrsted,
the Receiver, at his office in the Old Alnshouse
in the rear of the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27
~ General Committee OF Democr"''
vUhi1 Young Mcn.-New-York, Dec. TO- 1913.

~
whiS Young Mcn.->ew-Yofk, Dec 10 1915.
rhs Democratic Wink Young Men Of the City ano C1u'
of Hewyor reduested to assemb IN the
AZ the undermeu,iened places. on WEDNF soA l.,
ING the 9Th inst O'Clock. for the purpose o.
three Delegates ON e>ch Ward epteseaf ne" m Wv.
neal C6mm,,-ec Of .mocratic Wing Young Men OF tfe
and County Of >.w-Ycrk.
Is, waa Iheshe, Bed i1l:' sssi e HSt.s Stsl 81
~ \o,th Ri..r ffse House, 2o2 =" ashlns % n ,on
10 81 ks,.,etr II ltel, ner W liam ana Dt~'''
H. Mai II Fl ~, los West Broadway.
d., Ma ien.l Hail. C-ual t. ~ - ,,la.r.
~ trankiiI House corner of Ru,g.r ano ohe''s
40 How ,cd House, B oa va,
do Nor herr; = xchange, B ercSef St
N so Col ,rnbi.u II =. fItaad 81;
~ ao Conner o( Ayenr. . ADD an 81. 49,.
% 4, <urh nl,c. as tn Ward Com may diieS'.
- do Corner ii non end Gfand-s'resti.
j. do Broadway House
90 90 Sisz zt,.n,,. co ner of6h avenue and l7th ST;
= do uerIs Ga House, hvelue A aud Isl 81.
be r,le.strs IRE reqnesrtd ass mbe at The bFoad",
H5u.ean FRIDAY EVENING, 5th January next, ioF u
2a'2''e '' 0''A.ia A60isoN ooUGAERTy. Chairman
Cnss. K TAlLol., Sxcr.r.rie, :, a.
W,LIER 4 PlSNY,N U<' 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27


Two splendid pnrfomsnces every day at the American
Museum with Gen. Tom Thumb, the Gypsas the Queen,
&c We but recommend our friends near this place
the selection of their amusement for the holidays.
Depend upon no better eau b. f. uhd III this city.
BRoApwAy Circus AT NIsLo-As ardent encourasers of
all thai ration and enteslning would upjustlv
young friends their parents and guardians BY Withholding
APPRECIATION Of the novel and pralseworly manner
which the exhibitions OF manly vgor equestrian skill and
graceful exercises performed hers he whole establish
men br.pelks desire the part OF MsssIs. Rockwell
ca aud rational OF general entertainment. The bill for
to..ight Offers most attractive entertainments.
y PEALE'. MrsEuA has noveIues and gives better
than any other establishment the country,
and Yet the Pree OF admission : only oSE SHILLING
Dr. GoURAuDs PorDR. SUBTLE u his srticeh has justly
become famous Since Introduction there been very
percepbe creas numb- OF faces mared by that
article, the mus,achos. We only wonder that any
lads VIII allow her skin be deaced by
he presence OF single peEfluous na hen the disagreed
celebrated Eradicator-the skin remaining al the while
Whit as monumental aabae. Ladies you will th-
PREPARATION tested WIN magical effect. Buy only w ak
81. door from IL OF Broadway 81 per bottle.
oIof-be DALI and Weekly Newspaper ablisIment
Western city, 5ersd Tor SALE. The circulation, terms,
&c may De azceEtzined OF the Editor of rhe Tribune
Mater. a PRACTICAL printer OF au editor of cash pa
per. wogI md II 20 th-r interss this. G27 In
- Apollo Associatiop.-TheA Annual Meeting Of
this Association having 5--n postponed OF The
weather! w Dc held Thursday Evening 28h u!s II the
Lecture Room The Soc.ety Library coIer Of Broadwa
Paintings wilt place ald officer. fo the ensuing
war oe elected The Rev ORyILLE DEWEY aud Other. will
2,G5O.O00 Cart-Ioads OF Street Dirt
ing 70 .ny Of the City Corporations n :. The mud in
OF the rsdncsd 20 ;et inches depth,
head d27 2,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

y PEALEs MrsfUA has more novelties and gives better
than any other establishment the couutry
and yet the price OF admissl slon only
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-27

- Two splendid performances day the American
Museum, with Cen Tom Thumb, the Gypsss, the Queen
Sc We but recommend friends 70 tear this place
mind the selection Of = amuSements for the holidays
perend nron no better can b. q uhd In this city: