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NE WMUSH

I UST received the ALLOWING piedes OF New Mu-
y SIC the old established store pyo doors east Of
18th street, Pcnn.y lvana froTiuc
w. FISCHER
Amid this green wood smiling, by Thslberg
oh my heart is sad for Arsby, by G. T.. Horn.
Highland Nora, by G.. l.. Horn.
Sweet sixteen, by do.
Come, come away, by w =. Hickson.
"Berlin WOOL, as sung with great applause by G.
w. Williams, music by John Parry.
The celebrated Woronzow Wsltzes, by Lsbitzky.
dec 70
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I USBf & DUVALL, Merchant Tailors, ad-
IL joining the National Hotel, have just received
direct from New York large aud general assortment,
Of superfne French and English Cloths, Csssmeres,
md Vesiings which they will make up to order in the
mot fashionable manner al reduced prices for cash.
OF on time TO punctual customers They have also
received great variety of Fancy Articles for Gen
tlenen- wear, such as Scarfs Cravats Stocks Hand
kerehie, Gloves Suspenders, Silk and Merino Shirts
aud Drawers Linen Shirts, Hosiery, Umbrellas
Dressing Gowns, &c The public are respectfully
inyted 10 give us a call. dec I0-3aw2wf
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A REAIITIEIII. IDEA.

In the mountains of the Tyrol hundreds Of the
women and children come out when II is near bed
time and sing their national songs, until they hear
their husbands, fstlcrs or brothers answering them
from the hills their return home. On the shores
Of the Adratic Sea, the wives Of the fishermen come
down to the beach about sunset, and sing melody
from Tassos Gerusaemma Liberata. They sing the
frs, verse and listen until they hear the answer come
from the fishermen, who are thus guided by the
sounds to their own vii age -.Ndnrtrs Singing tov
tAs Nation,
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Posr OfricE, WAsHlsOroS CnY,
n-..-...l... la InIa

Posr OfricE, WAsmsOTOS CTrr
December 10, 1919.
~ The great NORTHEASTERN Mail va
baltimore, sc, will dunng the remainder Of tho
Winter SEASON, arrive, Oaes a day oaiy, at q, r. NJ
aud be closed at 9P.M
The great WESTERN Mail, via CamLsrIaAd
bhssiiag, &c, will arrive daily at "a A. NJ and be
closed ats p NJ
The great SOUTHERN Mail via Frsderieks
burg, &c, will arrive daily, at p M, and be closed
at9P. M
All other Mails will arrive and depart as hereto
fore
WIN. JONES, p. M.
Dec. i2-tf
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BANx or WaHIsGToN Dec ,, 1912.
A GENERAL MEETING Of the Stakeholder.
"a of this Bank will be holden the first Monday
Of January next for the purpose Of eecting Director.
Tor the ensuing year The poll to be opened at 10
o'clock A. Nj. and closed at 3 o'clock p NJ
JAMES ADAMS Csshier
Dec 6-lawid
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B,Nx or rHE METROPOLIS

TINE Board Of Directors have declared a dividend
l. Of three aud half per cent, out Of the surplus
profits for the six months ending on the Dist inst.
which will be ready to be paid TO the stakeholder. or
their representatives on, and after, the Sd day Of
January next RID. SMITH, Cashier.
40, dinf3,
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A CARD.-NATIoNAL THEATRE.

MI lSS REYNOLDS most respectfully informs
INl the ladies and gentlemen of Washington, that
her FAREWELL BENEFIT, and positively her last
appearance, will take place this (MONDAY) EVEN
ING, January I'd, lS43, upon which occasion
she has secured the valuable aid or this night only
of Mons PAUL, Mr. PLAcIDE, and the strength of the
present talented company.
Miss II. trusts that she will be enabled TO present
bill Of entertainments which will secure a further ex-
tension of that patronage which has always been be
slowed upon her in Washington. ian ,
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M Rs WAGGAMAN'S house is entirely pre-
wi pared for the reception Of Members OF Con.
gre.s with their families, and transient bosrders,
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Inquire Of James s. Dickins, attorney at-Iaw
office Pennsylvania avenue, near Fuller's hotel
Dec dim
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BUTTER! BUTTER!!
10000 R aai B 1r fESGs s,n .sa a
good order just received and for sale by the under
signed, near the new Theatre, low for cash.
Dec. 3O-3t WIN. T. DOVE
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WILD WESTERN SCENES a narrative OF
w adventures in the Western Wilderness forty
years ago. By J. b. Jones.
few copies received for sale by
dec 10 F. TAYLOR
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
- WASHINGTON.-The whole of most of the
following squares and parts of Others in the city of
Washington offered for sale at great bargains
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RRemaining

0itemaining ia the Post Office, Washington city,
Jan. Let, 1913.
Ss-Persons inquiring for letters Ia the following
list viii please say they are advertised.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
Things phtlade,nh,s
Correspondence of The New.York Thin,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l4-H.N
sATAL DrEt-LfFrT. THoMpsoS Ku1rp-A a,.l,
CURED this morning, between Lieut.. Thompson and p,
Mt'hiPman Comsock, attached the steam iiss, p,..
oa' somewhere IN New Jersey, which teru,,n.,ed ~
death OF the Lieutenant. have heard Of y.op.
connected with hi, sad affair but iosbs,r making
krMoR-lt whispered sbop, the :i,y this af,sr.o,
tos Va" Market Engine was destroyed Il W minotos @
s'tay afternoon, BY portion Of th. ph.devha F. n
partnent. s De
o9Svic3Eo OF N.s'LAreHrrR,-Thoma, Fit-ps,,iek
coachuan OF Mrs AIsop this morning oSs
voluntary man,laushter, Causing the dc 9TH OF NY,
child named James Drsn- By driving Carriage owe, l
RrLIolors.-The Mass Missionary Msst x o! h. p,
sylvaaa and New Jersey Bap,.s still! uss in h, e,
and attracts considerable interest among the religious po,
of our community.
The authorities of Spring Garden have called upon II,
Citizens TO DIVIDE themselves into poee force 10 nm,
down the riots among the hrer,en. The P lice Comm.t,s
have been authorised cali the Na,o al Guards If s
csssay total reorganization Of The Ere Dspan.n,,
also recommended.
An old man, Joseph Sampson, mtred TO pri.o,
this morning for stealing pair of chickens He sidhs d.
sired home and committed the theft 70 obtain il,
There is nothing doing in Exchanges Rates sa,is
without change.
Our Markets quiet. there having been transaction,
worth noting since the close OF the le>t week Cotton
remains inactive former rates Flour arrive, fs.lr
81 3lt being demanded for good ,hprirg b.and, al
81 81: i IS for article for City use. Rye Eop,
is in demand at 50; Corn Meal ia held az s. sal.
Pensy Wheat continues good eqas., 60 81 csp
Rye 81 SO Corn something better but psice, ,r
the Coyerseed shed at S. IS !b with limited -
cepts Of the crop thus far Flasseed Il! cents Cacu,
70 llnseed l55 Gents for crushing.
This has been an exciting day in Stock Market and
the in almost every description Of stock particulars
the lanaies," incredible State SIS improved j.
Tennessee Bonds Pennsylvania Bank 4 Uuion Bank Il
Tennessee , Vicksburg ], selling at Penn,own.hp l.
Mechanics )! Girard active both Boards selling A.
SO per share About 25GO shares changed hands Un,.J
States ium 81. For Moyar,ensng Bank 81 wa,
asked, but nothing bid, although she has been Tye,ed
For United States Skies, 1862, lis bid l20 asked
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
Commercial and Money Matters.
{s7- For sales othe Stock Erchange, see First Page

{S'- For sales at the Stock Exchange, First Pase
TUESDAY, PM
The sales at the Board oday to some extent, tut
the upward feeling in the market was in some measure m
rested. Kentucky declined per cent; Illinois !, New
York Sevens Harlem / Paterson Indiana improved
t Tennessee i Long Island ,; Ne" Jersey ].
There is activity in the bill market per the steamer,
butprices heavy; Sterling u Francs S5,35 Anc.
ther Importation of bullion from Europe is looked for.
The Guardian Insurance Company has declared dividend
ofiye per cent.
The following table Of the earnings Of the Norwich and
Worcester Rail Road during the last year shows very
couraging aspect stockho!ders and The decrease
expenses exclusive of the Of damage 0y freshe while
the cepts have increased proves that the affairs OF the
Company have been conducted in economical and Judi
cious manner. This is important branch IN the great
family of rail roads, aud hope see It's stockholders one
day suitably for their enterprise and capital
Earnings and expenses Of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad Co. 1912 and lS43:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

- Iii ,ha .r ~ rho
miles per hour offers any who will advance him $500
complete the machine to allow them the exclusive priv.
ege of for transmitting throughout the Union the re-
turns Of the Presidential Election in lS44
THE GREAT COPPER RocK.-The Revenue Cut.
Ter Erie Knapp Commander, arrived this port las, night
from the Upper Lakes having board the large srecins
of copper rock about which have heard 50 much dis
covered or the shores of Lake Superior.
buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
UF Amongst the deaths by Yellow Fevar ON
Thursday in New Orleans, notice that Of Capt Levy
UImer Of the schooner Lightfoot, OF Thonaston Me.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

u Gen ScoTr and family arrived in R,,,;
more on Monday from the Ees and en- Tuesday le -.
Washington '''
SUICIDE OF a PRINCIPAL WITNESS IN THE o,s,
OF ADAM HoaS.-A letter eceryed in BsIum,,a -
MONDAY, from Reissertown, sts ing that john s,crrs y
important witness the of Adam Horn aiias ILL.,.
indicted for The murder of his wife, had committed
by cutting his throat with knife Saturday ui,l H.,
u On Saturday, the 4th instant, as the stesr,
boat howena vsas going ls harbor OF S., Lou;, ~:
sousi Cannon fred oh which burs,ed k,s .. ..n
men, and severely woundrg another 'n0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

An APPROPRIATE CoMpLmENr.-The passen.
gers of the Sheffield have presented Captain
Popham an elegant copy OF the English Bible
After referring to his kindness on the passage,
and especially in the wreck, they say:
The Holy Book of God is chosen by those whose names
uaderwrtea, the becoming memorial OF ,Aei,
gratitude who but the able and faithful instru
nent IN the hands Of Him whom they looked ia the hour
Q; their danger, as .heiE and only protector.
isignedl BENZ. c. CUTTER, Brooklyn, N Y.
(. +. SASpERsoS, New York
q. VAN SPREcxELsEN, Baltimore.
JoKS B. kERpoor, Hagerstown, Nd
J. r BAYLEY, New York.
ERAsTus BEsoxs, do.
j. SHERWOOD, Fishiill, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

u We are sorry to learn that Mr. Brooks has
lost his baggage and manuscripts In the late
wreck of the Sheffield. We hope as the vessel
has been got off and brought into port, he will
hnd that it has not been SO total a loss as he an.
ticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

The SHErFIELD.-It is due to CAPTAIN Earle,
keeper Of the Lighthouse on Staten Islaud ,ha, due
csed'' should be for his services on Saturday after
nooH As the clouds lifted for few moments he caugh,
Pss o. the ship ashore and Immediately put his horse
ee'oe the wagon and the Quarantine TO procure
steamboat to go to her assistance The Wave was the only
eost 'en al ihs Island Her commander Capt, Vanderbilt
"a out IN search and after returning the Hook fortu
alongside, and, a, O'Clock Sunday morning took the
passengers from their peous situation But for the
,ons of Captain Earle no boat could have reached her be-
fore Sunday morning TExpress
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
SECOND EDITION.
aao'cLoCK, PM.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION,

We take the following returns from the Boston
Atlas of yesterday morning. The returns re-
ceived are from large portion OF the State, and
they are sufficient to decide the issue of the con-
test.
They have not succeeded in electing the Gov.
ernor by vote of the People, but they have en-
sured such majority, in both branches Of the
Legislature, as viii place the administration of
the Government IN the hands of able, faithful and
patriotic Wings. We have hardly time to do
more, this morning, than to lay the details Of the
returns before our readers.
Returns have been received from the entire
State with the exception of4 towns, and stand as
follows.
Mr.. Briggs, Whig candidate, .,.....,,... 57,O6s
Morton, Loco. Foco ........... so, no
Making Briggs over Morton ....,,....,.. 1929
Scattering .....'..o,ooo
Leaving the majority of all other votes
against Mr.. Briggs. 4,556
sES1TE.-It appears that twelve Wings and
seven Loco. Focos are elected to the Senate Board
and that there are twenty.one vacancles-glv-
ing a Wing majority OF five, in the Senators
elected.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ysj ss is No i:Ss. Y9 [4SS iss No fs5S' ss
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoNs.-We have partial
returns from all the Districts in which Elections
of Representatives to Congress were to be held
yesterday-but we have no time even to prepare
those we have received.
In the Tenth District Mr.. GRNNELL (Whig)
is certainly elected by some 600 or 700 majority,
to fill the vacancy occasloned by the death of the
Hon. BARKER BURNELL.
1t will be seen that thus far there is Wing
majority of FIVE at the Senate Board and Wing
majority OF FeRrY-FoUR in the next House of Re-
presentatives Of the towns that have not cho-
sen, many have voted not to send, and many
have no right to send, having exhausted their
constitutional right to be represented. If the
Wing towns that have yet a right to choose Re
presentatves will only do their duty, there is no
fear but that the Commonwealth will be safe.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

AMERICAN MuBEuM.-Grand performances this afternoon
o'clock by Dr. Johnson with his Mesnerc experiments
will be repeated the evening except the Misses Shaw
instead of DR.. Johnson.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

~ The jury in the case of the persons accu.
sed OF the murder of Joseph Orr Of Pittsburgh on Friday
afternoon returned yerdic, Of Not Guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

markets-ccrefullyrep reported for The 7ftSane Snx
AsHEs.-Po,s are established at4 62s af'ns' Call
Of 81 cents, with sales 100 bbls. Pearls are ~
transactions. IT, sal.s as
9, We could learn no, exceeding 600 bags. Prices how
ever are firm with no disposition on the part OF hoi'e
press the market. ;.o,.s.t.
FLOUR AND NEAL-The quantity sfiOa Is consul. rs, =.
able with bur moderate demand Receivers sehesans "
mand Is for Genesee, bur buyers unwilling 70 Pc!
SO Some sales, however, were made at sc on 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

PEALE, MrsEum-Gand performances this afternoon a,
B. and this evening at II o'clock by Great Western and
others FoEIue telling all hours by Madane Adonh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-The report of the City
Inspector for the week ending Nov lh shows the whole
number Of deaths have been ls Of whom 35 Men;
A. Wonen 40 Boys and 81 Girls or these 81 died of
consumption 10 Of convulsons II Of Inflammation of the
lungs and of Inflammation OF the brain Disease of the
heart S; remittent fever a. and scarlet fever l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

u The packet ship Sheffield, recently ashore
on the East Bank, has been got off and towed up
TO the city by the steamers Hercules and Wave,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
ilroad Co. 1912 and 1913:
Expenses.
Earnings.

Total sl26 76l7e Sl2O 694 OF. ..s6i 52oo6 Ss2dl0ss
The expense,es decreased up to April in ls.3 when s
rehet damaged the road considerably These damages
repaired, except culveIt, which will be put IN
spring coat Of 500 extra. The expenses az
ready incurred consequence Of the feaher and ensssd
the monthly expenses from April November sfs
s+,e552l. The road in FIRST rate oder from Nor
wich Worcester In the Of Si3 also en'esa
the expenses Of repa OF the engines which injured o
collision last winter. The interest paid the whole
debt amounts to S45,00O. Ia addition 10 the above re-
cspts the mail money is S7Goo which is appropriated
fund for the extra repairs Of road. The whole
number Of shares $4,000 If the receipt. should amount
for the hex, two months TO $4,000 which is but sS'vo
more than Ls year. the expenses being Sioooo' 'ae
company will have sasaeda dividend Of 81 so per share
the of the opposition and low fares Of a't aaa
without the the extension road This is mucn oeA
than expected The extension road is nearly hni'hs
the rail, being already laid considerable portion "
will probably be in the early part Of reI. month
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank q. Hartford ooha.
have declared their ssmannual dividend OF three sna m
per Cent
The Trenou, Insurance Company, Boston, have dee'''a
seml.annual dividend Of twenty per cent payap'e"s
msnd.
Bicknell;. Philadelphia Reporter saya =,
AT the close of the week Pennsy lrsnia state rye
crease over the prices some months back The opinion
pear. prevail very generally among ntegeu d..
that Pennsylvania could readily escape from he
graded post financial point Of view, Oy ts
of proper measures-measures, indeed which are
be within her grasp. . The
NO change in the Philadelphia money market s,r,
for good paper range from to per cent anu p,
heard of cases within day TWO IN Thiea
have been made as low as b. The paper was o '0''
uudoubted character"
At Cincinnati, Nov.a, the tendency OF The Eschaase ""
ket continued downward The currency rate IS r.
Specie continues in demands worth per cent orr
ern Sight Exchange Brokers are selling ltatlt ~
American Gold is readily disposed of at y Pc.
Shipments Of Specie New Orleans on the
Kentucky continues at par and there is still 'ea'''''
small bills. "a,
The Commonwealth of late date contains long a't
the of Kentucky from which aPpes oaa n.
valuation of taxable property for ls3
revenue accruing from which 3o522o o. showing T
in the present year tina; of 1872 Of 4sO the
result ascrbed the ncompetency and 100
tax commissioners to the people yauing their ..,na
low on account of the increase Of taraton anu u -
depression of property in price
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

metallic TABLErThe reputation that this article has
always sustained since s first Introduction to the public
have endeavored to producen article in imitation Of thev
showing sha! PLAN fsep was not sufficient to sharpen
tablet that hout the of oil water would mpart TO
razoI hn and smooth edge and here they failed
OF knoweoge OF ingredients and that that is always be-
slowed upon those OF my manufacture
g. SAUNDERS, Inventor l63 Broadway,
gents in the country and various diplomas from the American
Institute
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Claimants spoatons By The French prior TO 1900 viii be
held on Wednesday, Nov 5h in the Lecture Room Of the
Society Library 8 Broadway, Of Leonard at
10 o'clock A NJ adopt measures for procuring from the u
s. Government indemnity for their losses.
All parties interested invited TO attend as well from this
az from other States Of the Union
HEsaY e. PIERgEpoS1, Secretary, nj tNi5e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

{S7- c. c. WRIGHT, Io7 Broadway, keeps capital steel
pens testify having tried them after making
eal unsuccessful efforts get Steel pens that would write
smoothly and rapidly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

CANADA bill has be en- introduced into the
Canada Legislature By Nh Prince for the preservation Of
deer and other game and pro hbng hunting or shooting
on the Lords Day. Each par, ocular would be very good
a but the union OF two suct distinct things looks rather
odd aud should think would De rather awkward 10
LOTTERY PoL1c1Es.-Geoege Holbook of No.
4s Chestnut street, Philadelphia was arrested on the l2h
and brought before Recorder yau1 and was held to 5000
dollars Tor another hearing the charge of selling Lottery
Policies.
y The Hon. Mr.. Caron, Mayor of Quebec,
mas been named the speaksrshp OF the Legislative Couu
CHI vacant hTp ugh the retirement Of the Hon. Mr. Jameson
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

u There have been Ills houses erected in
Boston, (lncluding South and East Boston,) since
January last. 6l2 of them are brick dwellings
and stores, 9 brick school. houses and 2 Churches
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Our subscribers will perceive by notice i'm another
pas Of this paper that the Introductory Lecture of the New
York Lyceum will be delivered this evening at the Broad
way Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

Iz7 The Lectures of Professor Bronson on
Oratory and Music in connection with the Laws
of Life, and Health and Physiology, with dissec-
tions of the Mankin, commence THIS EVENING, at
8 o'clock, in the Apollo. Among the six or
eight Recitatons and Songs for this Lecture are
Patrick Henry's Speech on the Revolution, and
the Star Spangled Banner. One dollar will pur-
chase season ticket for the course of six lee
lures, or $3.50 for q lady and gentleman.
Single Lecture, 25 cents. For further particulars
see card.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

D The Young Mems Education Society of
this City and Brooklyn hold their anniversary this
evening at Dr. Mason's Church, Bleecker-st The
Society, we understand, has under its care the
Cornelius Institute, and from the speakers en-.
gagged, we presume all friends of education will
be interested in the exercises.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
The Light Spreading.
Business Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WuIIAMs' CoILrGp,

WILLIAMS CoLLroY,
WILLiAMsTowH, Mass. Nov. 9th, ls43
Messrs Greeley & MeElrath:
acknowledge the receipt Of hundred Cope. Of Sor,
gent's LIVE HENRY CLAW and .Jniu. on The TAR
rF These documents have been widely distributed
such number could be- and read with svidy and
faction. The Life of Mr.. Clay written in style well
calculated TO please the public and its merits such
demand extensive circulation. shall send for another
hundred in few wesks, think The Tariff tract fully
proves that Junius has lost of those qualifications that
in 1870 gained for him the reputation of being the ceares
and cogent Political essayst Of the day herewith
send the money for forty pies chou delay shall send
you order for hundred Of them in week
and the time desire you send the amount Of the
present order possible. Yours, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

u A man named William Henry Lowell has
been arrested IN Cambridge for an attempt to rob
on the highway Mr., Ichabod Butler, between
Boston and Needham.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

RIGHTS OF SUFFRAGE IN Omo.-The Village
Register, Salem, Ohio, gives an account of de-
that
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

MADISON CouNTY.-The following is the vote
in Madison County: Loco Focos BIT, Wings
le47, Third Party, 1862. Thus it will be seen
that the Loco-Foco plurality over the Wing vote
is 1880, while the Wing and Third Party CON-
bined have a majority in the county of 432.--
The Madison Eagle classes Third party votes un-
der the head of India Rubbersn and the appel
lation is not amiss. The sympathy for the poor
slave was SO extensive in Messrs. Smith g. Co.,
that they helped TO elect three Loco Foco Dough.
faces Alb. Eve. Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

G 1t will be remembered that the introduc-
tory lecture Of the New York Lyceum will be
delivered this evening at the Broadway Taberna-
cle The Hon. DR.. HAsBRoUCK, President of Rut-
gers College is to be the speaker. His reputation
as scholar and the well known character of the
Lyceum lectures will doubtless SECURE large
audience. A poem by o. P. Whipple of Boston,
will also be delivered.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15

SALES OF REAL EsTATE-N9s' H.
BY .qnthony ]. Bteeeker & 20. ,...,,,.,
The story brick house. and lot Of ground '0 700
10: 25 by 50 feet. -. =. -.