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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

CAuTIoS--Bankers md the Public in general are
hereby cautioned against the misrepresentation OF H.
C Jones Of Newark n J. respecting Lock purportinc
to have been manufactured by the Subscribers some
years since, which Lock he has had in his possess
ion at his workshop and elsewhere, for the last elk
months and which he lately took the Union Bank in
this city and there, by gross imposition deuded
number of gentlemen into the belief that he had picked
the lock when in fact the Lock not locked the
proper KEY. ii being so dcrsnged BY Jones that the
uubers were rendered Ineffective and the security of
Lock destroyed Hence the imposition and deception
We therefore, with the of the President and
Directors OF the Union Bank 10 invite H. c. Jones
meet US at the Bank Friday Of this present week,
10; A. NJ with tie same Lock aud the tools with
which he operated that occasion where lie have
an opportunity disprove assertion stated above
And hereby pledge ourselves that ii then snd there
T. C Jones should succeed in picking said Lock, not
withstandius he has had it in MS possession for the last
months we will pay him the sam OF one Hundred
Dollars claiming only for ourselves, the privilege 0! eX
aiming the Lock previous the operation md seeing
that It's parts impaired and that it is IN proper
working Orirr-rr locking the came in the presence
of the Officers Of the Institution This operation will
prove whether or not Mr. Jones has deceived and de-
uled the gentlemen who present upon the coca
sion above referred hs early attention IL directed
TO this card and he is desrai signify his acceptance
Of our pro pos,on through the same medium that con-
vevs mi. invito,Gn DAY Il NEWELL.
Bank I.ocksmiths, $50 Broadway.
Ecw-York Dec. l. 1915. (2) G!t
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Markets.. crsf.LLy reported for TIE Tribune.


AsuEs-There is fair demand foI Pots, and the
safes TO-DAY are $50 bbls al cl+ vi Pearls the sales
arc moderate al 4 3lt
COTTON-There is fair demand from shippers, and
,s market Is trr at previous rates Shippers are not
doing much, Frerhts steady at o-l6da 3D.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The receipts continue very
arce the forwarders pressing forward every n!ng at
hand in anticipation OF closing OF navigation There
was air demand for Genesee at d sltGo e't aHoal
81 osi5ayab. speculative action which took 5000 or
m 000 bbIs =, 6 co. in store, with privilege OF 10
~ an d.vs storage without charge sale OF 1900 ools
V;cbiga5 and Genesce was made.ior export az cl!d
& -! some psrces Michigan mixed brands. were
;cksd mn AT 6'6l46 -. adoat. The better brands OF
i,y N Flour are selling freely at % 90 Sales 400
ShI Trov si6 - In Southern descriptions the stock Is
~. ,Iorsa and demand moderate az o soar 90 sales
zoo hbls Hoyarrst at - and 500 bbs Richmond CITY
Sonossd We notice sales 100 b5!s Brandy" !ne
NIL at. ~ The supply OF Meal continues very ight
CparN-The market is steady with lair inquiry or
Mn, W. notice sales 300 bushels Genesse at 80,
iao1 A. 1er AZ 1856 and 1000 do Virginia al III. all we
t-I;ars Tor ,uIlipr There is shipping demand for
pI ND soss of eco bushels have been made. most
10 ia a NJ * 5p67 cents Rye is 81 cents delivered
III; 10 ~ 9ooo bushels In Corn there is fair de-
ND and s,les 300 bushels Jersey al ell e5 and 5000
dn nd Nn-,bern Mt s3t dSi in the slip Oats are not
~ So, and Northern are 5005l cents. We notice
ssIcs 400 bbIs White Beans ut 30 E ousheL
WEIsKY-Barrels are steady nj e GEMS, at WHICH
1oo bb were sold Drudge is . cts. with fair sales
Hay-There is very little shipping demand and an the
nnivi il no, large The rapge OF iair lots 9so cs'
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9oUh0.
GEM OF TIE SEASON FOR 1916.

THE GEM OF THE SEASON FOR 1916.
NDlTED 10y ]. HOLMES AGNEW--WIh Twenty
IL Beautiful Illustrations by SaIt-in-To meet an often
EXPRESSED Of the community, We nave puoi-hed al
elegant book far presents, under the R0ove uue al
low price, which, for the number and eeEsnce OF its
unsurpassed By nook ever before oueeo 20 tne
pubic III tins country. We solicit orders or ms oooS;
spendidly bound in fancy muslin, Turkey morocco ana
The Gem OF ihl Season" is claimant for public
favor does shrink from entering the Isis 10 compete
for the appreciation vi tie wise anC good
Il has been the object IN This volume, TO weave wreath
OF poetic beauty such he most delicate and rehned ss'e
should hes'tae, nav, should be ainbiou' 10 wear
seed assured that 1t needs only To be SEEN 10
~ EMBELLISHMENTS
/. Engraved title Page H. The EnchanteG Isle
?. SCOTS Recommendations II al! o, Jerusalem"
specc. 10 90 fio-
s. Milton Debating to His II. Escape OF CGrrara:
T,iai OF Queen Katharine. 10. Tho Village Festival
5 Hector and Andromache u. ia. Widow. \, ,,.,.,
6. Cleopatra. 10 Gutenperss Hionu'nen''
g. Napoleon NJ St Helcnal 90 The Rabbit on me wall
9. John Anderson My 10. II. The won anu LaHio
10. The Last Nun.
From The Ntt- York O6s,rVer.
THE GEM OF THE Season; Edited by John Homes AZ
new-An ambitious Title tor an annual but the puoisnefs
have been determined 10 make book worthy oil The mg
prteusons il makes And far We have vel seen IL
atoa The elegant and costly volume oil me season.
hui IL j. mold nj price no greater than that which Is ue,
mnnded for books value. II Is volume OF splendid
engrayngs by Sarlan, less than twenty OF the Delg III
H. and these are iIu-a'ed by choce arlcss rom ~ p
OF bile and distinguished writers so i9t instead OF having
the usual amount the very i!gL-st sort OF eadinx WIN
which orr annuals are usually hled we have book OF
permanent interest that Will always be admired ioi ie
h.anv of tia embellishments and the intrinsic
worth the literary articles, both prose and poecal wco
IL contains.
arr, all In keeping that freely accord 10 the Editor
the title which he has chosen for the volume.
FUt S.is@S BY S' ''A LEAvITT, TRow co.
d5 2tW&S 1874 Broadway.
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amnsements.

AND INSTRUMENTAL-Mis
j L. Nohal has ,hs honor announce that her First
Bow, IN Ms S!y viii take place at tho Apollo n9Sn.
1900 are viii be assisted BY the following DIS
Mrs Lodor, sixaor Do Begins, CHS first appearances
ms .eas3n: M Rye @I Marks, (by peru !.oe
the Piano Forte.
The Gpsey in the Norh-Mis, Nor,san-p..,,, ~, Tn
gene LiesMusic composed expressly for Ibis oeess
BY Herman S. Ssron
Aria BufoSe no Ga cirla hayTed malto paesre-Ss De
Begnis-Fiorayants
Favone A!r-Flute-Mr. j. A Kyle.
Duetto Budo Lavaro-MssJ Northal and Sig. De Begnls
Echo sSps-Eu;s oSgsP. J. NOnhal and kyle
Due;to Buso-Mi,s Northa!l and Sig De Begins
'.me'cadan'e.
Captive Greek Girl-Miss Nortlall. Hobbs
Tickets one dollsr-,o be had at the Principal Music
Stores and the door the evening OF the Concert
Concert 10 commence ats O'Clock dS ~
IVABEKNACLE.-TEM FAREWELL
i on Tuesday next. he 9th December-Mr. TenPletou
hegs with gratitude 10 his liberal patrons tae
Pubc) OF NewYork that IN consequence of his protected
tour 10 the South, he reluctantly his farewell! bow
aud gives his lss entertainment TOR several nontns Ia
NewYork. Tuesday next. The 9th inst when DO VIII
have the honor singing the following songs and sesnas
with appropriate iliu.;Ia;ions:
Piano Forte, Mr. Austin Philips The insrumen, from
J. Il. Chambers, $50 Broadway.
An interval OF 10 minutes between the parts.
soug-"The Lads OF tho Village"
Snng-"Jock OF Hazeldesn."
Song" The Harp ,hs; once through Taras BsL"
Song-"My Mamie, o"
Grand scena from the Opers OF Der Freschutx"
Reci;slivs-" Oh. can bear my fate longer"
Aria" Through the Forest, through The Meadows"
PART SECOND.
Song" There H Jolly NJ Iler once"
Song" Roy's wife of Aldiysuoch'
sally In our Alley"
Soug-'Ye Banks and Braes o Bonnie Door."
Hunting Song" Old fowler"
PART THIRD.
Grand Sceua, 10y desire) :" All Is Lost Now" Sru
gently DER Stealing originally sung by Mr. Tenn.
plston In the grand Opera OF " La SomuaInbula"
Song" Here's 10 ths Maiden of Bashtul fneen."
Song" Aud Lang Sync."
Soug-"Ths Jolly Beggar"
vaed!ciory-Song-"Th The Star Spangei Banner
Doors open att. To commence a. o'clock and ternin
ate TO- Tickets and Programmes may be had at the Mu
sic Stores and the doors Tickets 50 cents BOOKS Of
tie words price 2i each TO be had at the doors dS 81
ITO THE LOVERS OF the Fine Arts-La Sorue du
i Balm Coming from the Bath This exquisite and re-
fined Painting. from De huypers celebrated marble statue,
lately exhibited the National Academy and pronounced
by competent judges be- the chef druvre OF modern pant
ing viii be ra,ed Thanksgiving evening Thursday,
Dec 4 the llrdndnbL No Hester street. junction CT
Div sion. chances yet remain 10 be sold. Con-
noisseurs and the lovers OF and splendid
work Of art, would do we'll TO this opportunity
Dis 81
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HIDEs-We notice sales 1000 Porto Cabello at Phl..
de.hin for this market. at sbou. 10 cents.
METALS-yve notice some GALES Scotch Pig Iron, in
ro,s nj s39as4O. time. small sale of Swedcs Bars
was made at ss6 So time Lead Is held al CO. but we
hear o. no transactions.
HOPS Best Western worth about 30 cents but,
the market Is not firm We note sne OF Is bales Con
necicu River Mt 30 cents and 10 20 bales poor East
ern l. a 20 cents
BoNE-sales 5000 s South Sea a, 81 cents, cash,
for export
PROVISIONS demand for Prime Pork to-day
mas been active and the reach 1000 or COCO
5bs for West India part 10 IL. for year old and
part at 10 SOTO 56 for year old Mess is dull and
nominal az 10 15dl 90 Duchess County is selling in
lots a, 10 - and IA 00Gl4 %. For Beef there is good
INQUIRY and sales about 800 bbls Country brands were
made at - and % Sales 225 bbis Beef Hams at 50
40 - p Dbl of 22O u. Lard is rather quiet AZ :: 81
for Ohio. City Rendered sells al cents sale OF $50
bhls Ohio Hams and Shoulders was made nj 81 and
:: cents STATE Shoulders and Hams are selling at 81
ard cents. City Smoked Beef cents; Hams lOGlOi
Shoulders 717i Sides cents. Cheese IS rather
quiet :: a7:. and shippers doing nothing The
stock is considerable.
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u BEEKMaS's ORIGINAL GENUINE PuLMoSIc SYRrP
cure Consumption, Colds Coughs, Diseases Of
the Lungs Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia This eytra0r
binary medicine universally conceded he Of Tie
greatest discoveries OF h-Hge and daily employed
and recommended by the eminent physicians. Its
widespread celebrity has called forth Those base
,enpts n, imitation, which Tie desperate will in viola
ton all right frequently resort protected in their
endcavors n imposition by their reckless and res ponsbe
character.
Particular caution should therefore he aken in every in
stance gelthe Syrup genuine there but one great
remedy OF this kind the Proprietor deems il his imperative
duty thus painy put the public their guard agnus
purchasing any hut the Original Genuine Pulmonic syrup
prepared and sold in Ills ci,y only his old established
office No i9i Corllud-t the South side, door be-
low The corner of Greenwich-sr. (2l n220
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Dec %. ISIS, MARGARET LOUISA HENsHAW,
dn,,,hler of the late VIM. G. Henshaw. aged L years
months and day.
The relatives and friends OF the family also those OF
V l.. Buxton are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral yi,hou, farther invitation from her late resid
encc 3ls Bleeckcr.st on Thursday next, at CLOCK
N ,yben ber remains will be taken 10 Connecticut
for nteIment. r,,,t,
A, Brooklyn. yesterday morning LIST instant, EMMA
FRANCES, eldest daughter OF William D. Priest
The friends of The family are respectfully tequtSleu
attend her funeral from the residence oil her Stnel
No Is Remsen.si Emanue! Church, Brooklyn OF Thurs
day next at halfpast l P NJ precisely
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L SPLENDID tAhJ4 ana Coohuy o's-
90 The subscriber offers Tor SAFE lDe afI On "uGn n
S.vvr 80 miles rcEl LIE Cliy OF new
YORK or To hours ride by the Railroad, 10 Lake sAtioh'
In M rear Of iarn ~ miles distant no iMin con-
tain, about acres-say haf cleaned aud half wood IL
i. universally admitted 10 be the nhndsomest ocalol On no
souln road Brooklyn and MontaQA Toe dwell
ing TWO stories aud tlc 10 ee with wing u ieet,
asng front Of feet butt years since; hard
finished walls with bnds aid shutters fron and rear and
well painted with Goals inside AID our Two yeais
since large burn so by with Two sheds 10 Dy u 90
shelter cattle, with spacious ios Tor ccfL nay an.
Thu. baru-y ard enclosed with light boaTd irnce, irt
high T. Logpen on the most improved plan nc" eoaH-
house two stories fitted up with ak STALLS Tor hos.s spuD
dam room for carriages and the upper story room Tor ~
I'm. of nav with SIX or osts &C. Also iDuA' "eAnt
smoke and ice likewise three capacoIs ccels III
der different bulcings Tor Vegetables &c Inc H1"n "
front IL tas,efuy lad out grayeed wa anu
.n . variety Of ornamental shsde and ifuit uees Inc
80, CONTAINS nearly one acre, Ia high ssIe OF cj,iti'a-
rsn Roo,ebeInes raspberries and tna"peffes, WIN an
.yrrsofdinary bed of asparagus nave SCI Out on uIo
r.nl,.s within last I'M &c years about ~ ghe1 Iuit
- of The most choice and desifable kinds, procured !fco
81, Reeds nursery Murray Hui, New-4ork The isrIn Ia
hound.d on the by The South Bay auorolng most
beautiful wafer prospect has long piece OF e'iad on
bch loads Of eea~weec can be gathered has
r~sr[,lug syringe OF wserj fences good, large pro-
norton being entirely The Land las been wei! ma
nrd pr.ucinx large crops and generally acknowledged
10 . t- best here IN tfe cighborbood sooo
.cbool lice church within nile OF The dweninE
.nd In he very GENRE Of good and other shing with
.uper buadance wild game, oysters, Clans &C n large
amount OF tho pufchuse-uiooey reuian Oh bond and
mortgage. TILE unquesuonable- For terms aud farther
varcuiars apply " subscriber premises 70
Alonzo c. Mon.on, IL Cedaf-sL Il. z. n. Monsoon.
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HTOrICE-CoRNING co. have thls Gay f,. % I'D. -
~ HENRY Vi. BENEDICT into partnership =, ." a..
s. vii h- conauc,ed under the same arni Oh Jus
C0FFIN PLATEs-Bnanria Coffin Plates assorted
" sizes anG patterns, for SAFE 3y t,,pr pn,ingsno
1884, bOAtO HN-, - ----
INDOW ,os s sos ess IS5 SAFE at
.ocS's Cheap Beading Store 81 beeck,f-sL near Car
;, 40 best Live Gee.e Feathers, Hair and olner
ni.s-. Psl!is.ses, Beds. B,dseses Cos, &c al low
o,;res P S-Goods sent TO any part Of me city
Pf'ces- JOHN Il HALLOCK,
;,,oayMyTbs ia ri Bleec aer-st near Csrmine-st
TREATISE on Diseases OF the Sexual System, by
"A Edward H. Dixon 81. D. author Of sundfy Surgical Es-
saws and Lecturer the Operative Surgery OF the
N 500 2d edition, with plairs-price Sl-WH TAYLOR,
as,nr House-conisning complete review OF The causes
syInptoms and treatment OF and OF every known
disease oil both language adapted 10 every trader
The London New iorA ard Boston Medical pre.s have
pressed the Of this valuable work Bost.
MED Journal Dr. Dixon has secured attention every
page in the book" Tribune" Il is.mo ably and ui-
pressively written" Post" II written with great de-
lie icy and care yetn decided language" True Sun II
Is ably written by sklfu practitioner" Globe-lt Is
written that does equal credit to the head and
heart Of the anthor'
An orders addressed VIM TAYLOR,
d5 2us 2As'0r H9ese'
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t~ Col. Polk has sent us an lite

ty Col. Polk has sent us an item for today
paper which encroaches much our space that we
find it very lucky that there ia deficiency OF interesting
occurrences about town at this moment
y GEORGE HAYDocK the Hudson Noodsaw.
yer who. having lost leg in the service of Alcohol de-
serted and enlisted under the banner of Temperance
will rive the reasons for his change assembanre of
sesfarinr men this evening the Sailors Home Cherry
s,rce He smoke on boari the North.Caroinn on sun.
dav and induced 81 Seamsn TO sign the Pledge and mas
spokep with like success in the Rooseveltst Church
az the Sailors Home Parent Society and elsewhere-
Working men thinking men hear him
~ The musical world will not forget Miss
Northall's concer, tonight at the Apollo We are TO
crowded TO more than audo TO it this morning and .e
fer the reader to the Programme.
e The Faniastcals turned out in full feather
Yesterday, and gave irs,ra;e buriesque upon Gu
lck's training professions. They liue late in
the season but when recollcct that they have lust
returned from licking the Mexicans, must admit that
they cot here as soor as they arrived.
e A fire Of irifing extent occurred al the Ar,
fetal Flower Mandatory OF Francis Mac!and l63 VIII
lian.s,ree One Of the frenen fell from the roof of the
house during the fire and broke his leg He was taken
to the Hospital and is doing well.
q a pain,.shop in Canal-street two doors from
West Broadway. caught FIRE last night and was some
what although not materially injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

CRUELTY TO HuMASIrY.-Nearly six thousand wears
have passed. and men all through lme, Obliged 10 endure
the attendant the want OF an anndoe 70
pains aud restore nature in extreme cuses OF IRE, &c
ley's Magical Pain Extractor, late discovery Is
PAM healer OF scars and has drawn ior'h
the Ieachery and craft OF pretend they nave e
same, while is false. The life and suferings OF many
must pay forfeit; bu, guard against il somewhat T.
Daley will he written every true box General Depot
United States for the sale Of The above salye Is Ia
FpltoQ-sl Sun Building, n, x, no epss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

ORIGISAL ETHIOPIAN SEREN,DERs-PALMo's OFgRA
HoUsE.-A very nights more inperaiively concludes
the arrangements OF erInou Pelham and the only original
company OF Ethiopian Sereaaders n. Palmos in the
United States On Friday they terminate the
full engagement If any Opera Company that ever visited
this CITY, and week they the Atlantic comnu
pleasures they lave happily and HARM
Their announcement this Evening epeie with inter-
and attraction.
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The CHASE Ayo THE FIELD-The greatest days
sport ever seen il this country will be exhibited
Thursday at the Beacon Course, Hoboken. The Chase
in all its exciting features will he presented to the thou
sands who grace the course. Several Foxes will be
started-two fine Deer and to cap the fun, large Wolf
will be started with the hounds in hot pursuit (See
ADVERT sement)
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u PriYnte Dancing and WnltzinE Acnden


II Private Dancing and WnltZing Academy.
No SO MerceI (he second three story building below
Nj j. H. Soaring respectfully informs his friends
patrons and the public he has opened his School Tor
The season a. his residence above Lays OF Tuition
Wednesdays Saturdays, 81 O'Clock for Toung sde'
and masters; Tuesdays ard fridays al ocloca T. NJ of
gentlemen .,, ,s
nienoe of pupils 49,.
Ladies' and gentlemen receive private lessons ~ any
hour not occupied by cas<es ana every day meg i'h IL
Mr.. SEARING'S much admired La Polka Cisn !t a,i
poi.k Nazu.ka will he taught in addition 10 La fpIha dnu
The most graceful styles OF dsnciug src Waiting. rI,,
Sorees exclusively for pupils. parents or suafcans
given a. usual ,, ,,.ho
Mr. Soaring would particularly notify gentlemen VINO
wish 10 Learn WALKING. ihni lie IS forming cafs lor
dav evenings, bill the various Styles iuc!uui"z 10
Polka. ,eo.-u-s.u,
For terms and particulars apply a. above dS Jus" SIM
~ In Chancery-t1-tofet the Chanc.i!or-fien,y be,
lev Va Luc1us Nj. Comstock and Ann M9pre-Clty anu
County of New-YorE, s--Fredeuck A Lynus' OF sdlI
Civ 6err duly sworn. deposes and says ina me Bona
and NOTICE. of Appeal the order OF the wee Cnance
Tor Of tn First Circuit dissolving me IaJuncron IN ths cause
,ys- ed in the Office the Assistant Register oil THIS Court
VI ''' '' FREDERICK A. LYNDE.
Sworn and subscribed this 26h day OF November, 1915
bs1,,e ~. X. EMMETT, AS. Rec.
y~ General Depot for the sale OF Daev's Magical Pain
Extractor is l2s Fuonst sun Building N y which IS The
orly place where BE supplied WIN The orsna
and genuine article. co ous
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~ CHARITABLE PERSONS wishing to procure Christ
mas Gits for the Poor are informed lat large assor;-
men OF comfortable reaiy.msde Garments, extremely
los prices may obtained al 275 Beeckers ind By be-
coming purchasers they ill also aid very efficient chs
r;,,. 10y d3St
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DEAD THIS highly respectable tesinoniaL- III
II rhurp-Sr-l much grsted In being able 70 -.
" the efficacy OF your Csrmnana 10 curing me o. - wa,
uon Of Tie Liver Dyspepsia Three Yeas vTh
attacked pains in my hean, sns To arouse
myself IN S.s .lt s.sa4 iHy
Ie-cohstaht 81 10th dry hacking gh. loss OF
sps ps liz 10 ss s
side ano shouiae' s M al hopes OF recovery, when
oqIdsn nnn your CsrmnanIia After some per
neson toos L. found immediate benefit bsh and
Peou ,y INV recovery 10 tue CarIninanta wsei a o'uei
neJeines te would recommend III. ,Irs ana ,ase az
suheIns viii b. hsppy 10 SEES ell who may wish to hear
further a. NY ''''N'N'e MRS. D. vANDERV0ORT.
pspo, corner fish. st and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dc llD&ItWs
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GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY entertainments H. the American
Museum-Th- Scotch Giant and Ganess hold their Levers
until 10 P NJ and capital Performances will be given
nj 8 and ?. NJ Wucl-, D.ssoviu- Views. etc. are On
The bill and a rlcl tren: awaits me inn.loving
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ELEGAMT LITERARY

AND PICTORIAL PRESENT.-Ju't Imported Eve Eve
nings AT uaddon Hail. edited by The Baroness De Gala.
bres and superbly enbeIlehed with Twentyour Steel
Engravings First Artists, from DeslgEs by George
Cntermole Eco large vol 2vo. - So
This splendid volume is certainly one If the most beau
,if productions have seeu and may well supply the
nsce of spy Annual that has adorned The press
F Literary Gazette.
"Ths is noble volume. The illustrations by CATER
mole admirable. The perfection OF BOOKS destined of
nre.-n,s and remerbrarces has last hpen ohtaned
r Morning Post
"By far the elegant, the most splendid and e inos
appeared Cacrlnoes designs are perfect gems OF az,
Ir ssrv asnect his volume is superior my work OF
similar Kind " e ever remember 10 LaYe mel VIE te
pIn,s are beautifully raved from the drawlngs VI -
rno ana e literary contributions, by the most eminent
writers of the day, all excellent n, lT I
InPol'eu a'" i'' '''' y l6l Broadway.
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81.

We saw yesterday, says The baItlmoEe AmeFlcaH
OF Tuesday evening parcel of five dollar notes of one
OF the Banks ofth city each one OF which had been Ap
paren,y torn in two and again pasted together after
piece about haor three quarters OF an inch wide had
been hrs, taken of from one the torn ends
Counterfeit s. notes on the Merchants Bank OF
Baltimore letter B. No 40 have been put in circulation.
They have no likeness whatever 70 the genuine note and
the appearance is that they sIe altered from genuine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

- Mr.. WARNER Of All Broadway has sen, US in.
formation that he has so far recovered from his Injuries
as to be able TO resume his business and that his new
class which meets on Friday srein9 tie 5h inst prof
er peculiar Inducements both to learning of vocal uu
sic and those who would enjoy familiar snd
~ course OF lessons in harmony withou, expense
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