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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
Atlantic, Lake and sII.s.,s.pps Teleur.,h

In answer to inquiries from various Editors VII,
DESTROYS OF arranging for Congressional and L.r,
laire Rcpo 8 and or tie TRANSMISSION o; oer mn
senee- !, is proper state for my associates as well a.
myself :hst the progress THE Telegraph Lae wsieA
now constructing across the A!esany Mountains
warrants belief tina, the lightning hns- NIL - IN
ce<.a! OPERATION The OHIO Rice By the first of I.r
substantial iron cord aud NOT irsil copper thrr.S
now stretched from Ph!adephis beyond CnamberseaT,
and i5e advanced parties in constructing the work ~,
Re al the Ohio River on the drs, OF December TIA
tension OF the line thence 10 Cincinnati Louisville -
-; Louis as well the cities the Lakes VII -
prosecuted with steady energy, unchecked by yy,n,
storms or other obstacles. active operations hsviss NJ
been commenced along the Lake line and every ESQ.,,
will be made by my associates well myself -
coupetc the connection between The Atsn;c and d.
Mississippi" in the shortest practicable nr and IN
manner most satisfactory to the public.
HENRY OEIELIY
PHILADELPHIA E1e4sHze Nor. Il. 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

LATER FROM Rio DE- JANEIKo,-The brig Christi;
ma Hams from Rio dc j&ae;ro October ith arrived a:
This port las, night Cspss;a L. brought no pSper q,
states however, thAt nothing Of political character hsi
tsnSpred since last sdyicss.
BE slso informs Us that toe statement which has beu
promulgated tor some time past the effect ths; the
merchants at Eo tind IN shipping IN American
bottoms OWING 70 the approximations Of Mexican prva
is altogether erroneous; the only 6iticuv in
procuring iSeissS os american vessels arose from the
very ini,ed 10. sixty days prior tie ds,e o: tie
sailing. Philadelphia paper.
AKx,NsAS-The Legislature convened On the
S.h inst and organized by the election Of w X Sc
bestSa PresGen; Of the Senate aa6 Alas, Rus; as
Speaker OF tAa House. TIE message Of Gov. Drew
nouaces tina, the State debt amounts 70 S6l7s7 80
with annual acc-pins interest OF Sl6ioSO 70. Tie
Governor recommends that the State Sank be wound
up. The population Of he S:sie Is ltSoCQ being IL
crease Of fity per cent u he last ak yssrs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

TIE CHkRoxEEs.-The Union publishes tue let
Ter addressed oy the Commissioner OF lnean ahas 10
the Uite States Agent tor the cheEosees enclosing
copies OF the late Treaty snd conveying the necessary
instructions IN relation 70 and also copies OF the Ees
rou Of the National Council and The proclamation OF the
acting principal Chief aeqciescns in the provisions OF
the Tresy sad inviting those who had led the country
to return to their homes They disclose nothing new
I, is already known hat the Treaty has been &C
ceped by all the parties concerned and We hope tha'
rsace snd happLness MAY be The result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

e HISTORY or The KINGS OF FRANCE,
containing prncipa! Incidents in ,heir Lives from
the foundation OF the Monarchy 70 Louis Philippe, WIZ
concise Biography OF each illustrated b. seventyTwo
Por-ait=-by Tao1As WYATT, 4. N" This work, beau
tfany published 0y Carey ( Hart Philadelphia, IN The
form OF large duodectrao OF - pages-gives Tery
concise interesting Biography Of al the Monaschs Of
France with Medallion Portrar OF esch from Pha,a-
uaond 70 Louis Philippe executed ike The whole pro
dacaon IN mastery The book should az il
doubtless vii. meet good reception For sale by W.
Il Graham.
z CHAusEas's INFORMATION FOR ri4E PEo-
PIE No 6 has 5een issued by Z!eoer < Co PhiIadel-
paa TIE diEeren; sections in this Number Of
A,oorcuit1re; tae Horse; Cst.e and Dairy Husband
y Sheep; TIE Alpaca; Goats Poultry Cage Bids,
and Bess. Fo- sale BY W. Z. Grahan-pr:ce Is cents
per number.
q PICTORIAL History OF TIE WORD,
By JolS FEosr IL. D. Nos. = and q OF this vsIua
BE history JUS: published, and FOR sale by Graham
They bring ne record down TIE Battle Of AusssIiitz
sd aTp ptcfaseJ and vel iNusss;ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

Nzw TREATY At hasfor some
days been reported from the Federal Metropolis
that FOL Benton has given in his unqualified adhe-
sion d The ruling dynasty, and VII be the Admins
tratioyeader in the Senate at the coming SESSION.
weihave jast learned what IS theqn,d pfoq1@
OF this adhesion Col Ben'on's son-iniaw' ). Z
Fremont, vino was recently jumped over three or
four grades OF his seniors in the Army and from
Lieutenant made Lieutenant Colonel, has been
uppoiated Gogcruor Of CoiforaIa So Stockton,
stevenson, Mason and all are adritt. Fremont is
to be the autocrat Of the new empire as the price
Of Old Bullions support Of the lettering Execu-
tive Such is the advantage Of having powerful
friend at Court Such is the game which great
men i'm stato play using for dice the bones OF the
undissinguished multitudc.-"e have this lnior-
nation privately, Of course, but from such source
that we feel very sure Of It's authenticity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

MuNE.-The Boston .4iia$ states tha, the Locos
elected their candidates Monday in Gray and Hsrps
well, strong Loco Disrc; also in Leeds and Wayne
where they oush, not 10 have been allowed DO il, and
would friends had but done their duty. The
Wings have st length chosen their candidate in the
tsrmng,on District. No choice in Readheld &C. Brew
er and orrinson and probably. none in Hsmpden and
Carmel So far we have returns, the House stands
u Wings 20 Locos and ~ either heard from
choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

- Ladies, Barker \ Towe, Il Csthsrine-st open
this morning choice selection OF beautiful goods cen.
sisng of new and rich silks rich and beautiful shaded
satin stripe aud embroidered Csshmeres very rch
patterns Dress Robes De LANES, &c. Also, several
cartoons ofex,ra quality all woollons and square Shaws
of rich patterns prices ranging So s. $40 $2 SIS
and $50 whereas inferior quality and style sold las,
son from s. 10 Sl0more ON each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
DISPATCHES FoR THE TRIBUNE
gY ELECTRIC TELEGSAP n.
pssTH or CAPT. RIDGELY.

sA-rIroRE- Nov. -J-E ? u
By the arrival Q; the steamship Galveston at
New Orleans. I2th INST we have adviees few days
LATER from Texas and the Army
The brave Capt. Ridsely Is dead He was
thrown tom his horse in Monterey. receiving Sc
we're fracture OF the skull which terminated fatally
This evening Western mail is destitute Of Tel
egraPhic news.
Flour mas reced@d again today
Large sales were made at IS per barrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

II The National Est$ Worcester Mass has
been sold BY its late Editor T w Bu,,erae!d to Messrs
Z. w, LINCOLN OF Worcester and 5. V. + Hcxcox
late OF this City by whom will heneefor;h be issued
Nj Lincoln is son OF Gov Lincoln snd Wing of sbihy
Snd character while M HckeoX on the basis OF good
education and thorough knowledge OF printing. has
devoted some years in this Office aud elsewhere to The
requirement OF large fund OF Political knowledge We
believe the ies.s. under its new management, " II
rank among the hrs; Wing weekhes OF New England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
HAIR ISyIGoRAToH

HI4I NIdsIC IIuIf U3c.
Phaons Chemical invigorstor stands unnyaled as
toilet article for gentlemen ades for beauty.ng the
hair 1t IS recommended by physician. in consequences
OF us containing greasy substance.
Phaons Hair Dyes warranted 10 change red or grey
whisHers 10 beautiful auburn black nstantaneousy
and viii not smut or wash off Gentlemen can have
their whiskers dyed a; the depot.
All orders mus, be addressed TO z. Phslon 81 Broad,
way.
Both articles for sale by the principal du! and
fancy stores in the union NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
Ne,y.York CitY-loaielul.

Cor Young L $50 Wright. 22,674 Edward. i,Ois
II Fish. 1882 Gardiner al 755 Folsom 1924
Sen Taylor 1852 Townsend .22,2ll Wilson 3o4s
Piuralities-Wright 5lii Gardiner 1888 Townsend
1899
Cor Masquircr Land Rcform) 500, Bradley (Abol) Co
Hid CONGRESS DISTRICT
Phoenix - SEQ Nicoll. .....4 609 Miller -. 252
Ross LAND Rotorm) IS. Ncoll plurality 40.
County Clerk. Conner Hall (rep) 23s.
I.T- We compile the above from the Express We
have regularly to the County Clerks Office each
day this week for Official Returns bu, could obtain
nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
pu--Anr1zzrA. Nov. ao-s NJ


Flour closedto-day at i've dollars Per barrel with
downward tendency. \ strange want OF conf
dencs prevails alnous the holders O. -four and grain
chieay IN consequence Of the nor. appearance OF
large orders which are expected on European &C
coun; ~ the last steamer and farther decline Is
feared. Weather clear and bracing-
The ja-y in the case OF Noser charged WIKI Kill
ils MS VIE having returned verdict OF guilty Of
murder In the first degree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

perceive that NJ. La Roy Sunderland has announced
in morning paper hs; he will this evening reply to
anonymous article in yesterday. Tri5Eae written by
Prot. Bush By wha, authority does Mr. Sunderland
charge The authorship OF tha; article upon knew
nothing about i nj Il appeared though was glad 10
IL The eronte-y evinced n this gratuIous ssser-
non will enable public 10 Judge OF the ground on which
iH,s gentleman kindly proaers-nay, pledges himself
g-ore -ha; am csceirsi and likely - deceive others
In the simple statement OF certain dc Tor tie Truth OF
which pledge NY ye-aciry 10 the world and Challenge
denial from any Whatever. lie iscs mus iear
essly alleged in regard 20 4 Davis and IN deaance OF
s.! contradiction affirm compel Irressuoly the II
ference ina; Swedenoor.s revelations which perfectly
NJ. Sunderland may make what ne peases OF these
sertion bu; ne : mistaken II he tanks rs warfare
against any thing have advanced 20 ce OF sufficient con-
sequence draw froI me even anonymous structure
leave his ric theories 70 me silent contempt which
! think taey deserve. GEO BUSH
-Ve'- York Nor. 2olt. 1916.
S-Mr. :. has positively and unequivocsly pledged
hself prore i rs Lectures that both Swedsnborg
and myself decrcd BY phsr.azIs and actions
hope his audiences vii irsist upon ais receening rs
pledge or compel hin 70 con:ess as: ae las e--egioUsy
is:ec and as sr as his point Is concerned spCned ae;n
OF tex money BY gross Imposition b
NJ Sunderland was informed 81 that Prof.
Bush vas the author OF IRE article re alluded I've
suPposins sCch De the tsc, beyond question Il ap
psArs taat We confounded the published article win
anoiher OF Ike pu-por: which have 1islad- The
author OF the zcie II question requests Is 70 say tina:
rs name : At he service of NJ Sunderland any OF
MS inencs VIC ansy-choose 70 apply :os i lEG
p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

y HEALTHY CAANGE.-There is township IN
Northumberland County. Pa. named Coai which IS
closely identified with coal interest Last year she
voted on Canal Commissioners as follows Keams
Whls, 3; Burns. Loco 60. This wear her vote
stands Power Wing 50 Foster, Loco NONE :
This result is probably al owing 20 the RANT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

ALADDIN Or TaE WONDERFUL LAMA finely
illustrated edition of this favore old nursery tale done
in slip sop verse, has been issued by Zeber and is for
sale By Graham, No. l62 Na.ssu-st II contains fteen
hghy coored plates and is well calculated 70 Win the
applause Of the youngsters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

~ Mr.. BraGbury's Floral Singing Classes
day AT O'Clock in Mulbcrry.st Chatham and att
o'clock in Spring Il between Clark and variek lew
more new pupils car be taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
Business Notices.

~ Citizens OF TIE Ninth, Fifteenth and SiNtetn,A
Wards will find at Mazcs Bookstore No 80 Bleecker
st good assortment Of Old Books New Books School
Books-every kind Of Books, al unusually low prices
Call md see, HIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

ALABANA-A Special Election was held in the
With District OF Alabama on the 9th inst. for a
Member Of the present Congress. in piece OF Gen.
Felix NJ Council, deceased We have the vote Of
three Counties nearly full, us follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

SHAwLs SILKS, CAsnMERES AND CLoA1INGs-Ste.
phcn Barker Isl Grandst respectfully calls the atten
ton OF the ladies his stock of shaws dress goods and
coaGngs recently received from auction and which he
will sell at y small advance Purchasers requested
10 call and cNamine and sntsty themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

TIE recent of so formidable nnalady az
ApOp!exy contessecly IS, in a few minutes by prac
ttoner Of Chrono-Therual sysern without the
abstraction Of drop OF blood has electrified the COM
munity The simplicity Of the means roo 1.-THE cold
water poured upon the forehead OF the patient has e
cited especial wonder, and caused 10 compare the
surprising test VIE the triumph OF David the Giant
Gotah, By smooth stone cur OF the brook" l. sam
ue xvi Way was not this known before Is the GEN
eral aueston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

3 TIE LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE Tor De-
cesn5eF Is illustrated by beautiful eagraras OF tie Ed.
Tor, Ms SEE7iENs-a2d amusing picture OF - The
Christmas Pie Coatsnts VARIOUS as usual era
ham teEs IL
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GoURAuD's LIBRARY or ROMANCE.
= y :. = IT Tx 81 It UT ItNIs'I FlANNs 2
JULIA WRIcRT-CAsro XIV.


Olfhef passed very restless night,
Waitsg and watching for the rHorrow's morn;
aIc "nen NE hr't faint streak OF crmsOa Eight
pom Tue Eastern sky PROCLAIMED Tie dawn
he started Up; cressed--sh4yed-sH ere The bflsli
Rays Of tle sun iiluurd the college iswu,
he sezed the be!.-puI al Miss JG.ia's portal
An hoI!o"-eyed, detected love sick mortal,
IL The cause Of many ladys detection may bs uicea
70 anneii iscA!ed, saI!ow, red. rough eIgpife sr
RAUD5 ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP In Ike IDassef
malcen may become holow-eyed from s.eeplesS VsaS
tHn ncucsd ny an nnaufa growth of hair up0n her "
per lip GOtRACD'S POCDRES SUBTlLES sre Se'
signed expressly 10 eradicate pereuou. Ea.s Il nay -
oo mat she to.ses rest.sssly upon hef pillow deYa.Ds
ways and means TO I'D herself OF head OF HAIs-s
knowing that GCCRARD'S GRECIAN HAIR DYE VEGA
speedily Change her fiery locks 20 ricA Jet black.
~ DR.. FELIX GOURAUDS preparations can esZ
be obtained genuine, his Dep6t, CT Wa.ksf-st sIs
store F2oa Broadway. Remember his. n2o@
u Persons wishing The Tribune left regularly
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will please leave their at Zeiber's News hoot'
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VALUABLE BooXs.-This evening will be sold by Royal
Gurley 4 Co at their Long Room 304 Broadway, corner
OF Duane al extensive and valuable collection of ex
ce!lcnt books embracing many London editions, wi,ha
variety elegant illustrated works including Boydes
Illustrations Of Shakespeare 100 splendid folio plates
Westminster Abbey. 50 superb coored plates, vols
Sc. also 1 Autograph Letters, by s r Colcrdse, w
Wordsworth X. Sou,hcy and Sir IIumphry Davy.
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FRox EAyAyA-Ose Day Later-By the schr.
Eeary jenkins Cart: Li.h:5ourae we received the
Hava2a papers Q; TIE 3Is III We md nothing OF in
pc-iA.ce Z ..e-c y Q. De!ta. l2.h.
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Gridley majority about 80.
Vote for Governor, We canuo, yet learn the Sena-
o,al vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

20 We are unable TO comply with the request o.
1,ol,.attoa'
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SIGHT -SISGIsG.--J. E. Warner, fof Al Broad
way requests 70 say that for the accommodation Of
those persons who could not oe present the opening
OF his new class in consequence OF the extreme
y incleent state Of the weather he viii repeat the
frs. lesson on Monday evening Noy g at z. O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

ILLNESS OF NE. ApANs.-We learn IRON TIE
Bossoa Daily Advertiser OF yesterday that the venerable
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS was On Thursday forenoon seized
with paralysis OF his lei, side, which for time rem
derod hin, nearly iusense,e He hsd Jus, left the resi-
6eneo of his son Hon. Charles F. Aasuls in Mount VeT
uor.stEeet in state Of health when the gentleman
with whom ne was walking, suddenly perceived thar
be was ,aboring under severe affection OF his
liraes and obliged to assist aim 20 prevent his
falling He conveyed back TO bis seas house
and received immediate medical aid. After short
time his consciousness returned and he wss suhss-
ouenty much relieved. and able to converse. and
we are happy TO learn considered in Immediate
danger Mr. Adams is believe asoa; 50 years OF age
notwi,hs.andng which be has hitherto been able from
the y;sor of his constitution to endure unreissed Abor
like man in the prime of life.
EYD Indian Meal has obtained in Ireland the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21


Persoas wshns The tribune Jeff a. their dwellings, 0.
paces Of business regularly every morning VII plesse
not, tsrr,,go ,be postOtEcc Terms, l23 cents week
usysb,e 70 the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

~ Indian Meal has obtained in Ireland the
name Of "Peers Mustard
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AwSiSGs.-Now that the weather permits US
once more TO look abroad let suitably thank those
tasteful peepe II the and elegsn, building near the
Hospital FOR dispensing with the un4ghtly posts from,
OF ther establishments and ;rnging their beautiful
dows with hose irresistible r,le Venetian awnings No.
thing De pre.tier and predict tina, by
another establishment aiming De fashion
able will De without SIMILAR embellishments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

new LIBRARY or Law ASD EQUrrY Published by
Mckinley * Lescure, Harrisburg, Pa. at s. per an
mum.
We have received the November No OF the
above valuable law periodical from w II Graham,
agent Tor the publishers This work bears with il
commentators from the abest legal characters in the
United states and cannot ta 20 recommend itself TO the
profession In addition 10 a number OF late Common
Law Tresses propreors have brought out in their
Library Inc great work OF ar. Daniel the Practice
OF the High Court OF Chsncery, in three large octayo
volumes which Is said 10 be Of the best works on
Equity extas.; Chief Justice fancy, in letter 20 one
OF the Editors says:
This : undoubtedly valuable book. and has been
reprinted highly creditable 20 the publishers
The pr which the work IS offered and the manner
Il which il executed will think render Il acceptable
the profession and tor IL their patronage =
Chief Justice Gibson, says Daniels Chsncery
Practice IS perhaps the most elaborate, complete,
and satisfactory Treatise the subject that mas ep-
peared and !, : much wanted IN Pennsylvania since the
Courts have invested with Cnancery power Judge
hing says For some TINE have had access 20 the H-st
and second volumes (of Dsniel and have found hem
the most prG1cG and useful books tae subject Hnow
OF regard the work alike desirable 70 the student
the practitioner and me Judge AID should consice: 10
Equity Library complete without il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
THE OLDEST MAN-DAY OF THE FEDERATION

Hayin. seen the Human Species itself, to have
the Dean of the Human Species ceased nov 70 be ir
acla such Doyes dt Genre HtuGil Eldest OF men had
shown himself there IN these weeks Jean Claude ia
cob born Sert, depued from his native JUra Noun
tsns to thank the National Assembly tor niranschslns
them. On his b-ached worn face are p.owed the fur
rowings OF one hundred and twenty years He mas
heard dim pd,0is talk OF imuOra! Grand Monarch vie
tories OF burned Palanse, as he toiled and moiled
to make little speck OF his Earth greencr u Ceyen
Dracoonings OF Marlborough going TO the war
Four generations doomed out and loved and ha
ted aud rus,led Of. he tOrtysx when Louis Four
teenih died The Assembly, as one man spontaneously
and did reverence to the Eldest OF the World old
Jean is to take same among them, honorably with
covered head lie gazes feeby there with MS old eyes
on that new wonder. scene dreamke 10 him, and IN
certain waverng amid fragments oil old memories and
dreams. For time IS all growing unsubstanal' dream
like Jeans eyes and mind weary and about 10
close-and open on far other wonder scene, which
shall be real Patriot Subscription, Royal Pension was
GOT for MIN and ne returned home glad but IN TWO
months more he left il all and went on Ms unknown
way"
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rSrsER OUTSIDE OF To-DAY,s PAPER.-a

" Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
oct to be sen. n before 10 o'clock Saturday evea
ing az The Publication Dice Of ths paper not open on
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subscribers In the city who DO receive this paper
a. early hour requested TO Leave word al TIE oHce
as our arrangements Euch enable al me ca!tsS
10 get through their before seven O'clock Csl
rieTs falling 70 accomplish his viii DC required % give Up
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION A History: b THos
CAzIuE Newly Revised By the author. Win
Index In Three Parts Vols. LAXViu y LINN
Of W,!ev s PutaaGis Library OF Choice Reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

orL.--B Albro & Coils Divisionst between Eldridss
and Allen ss 2iO Grand second block East OF the
Bowcry are selling good white Winter Oil at six shl
lings per gallon pure white Winter Sperm OIL, war.
raned to burn all night and give beautiful clear and
brilliant light at one dollar per gallon Solar Oil OF
superior quality at six shillings per gallon
- Specimens of their Oils can be seen burning in
THAR stores every evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21

~ J. SMITH DopcE. DENTIST No. 10 Bond.st near
Broadway, requests the attention Of those wanting arth
cal teeth 10 his method Ia In nls city
cusvoy by HIMSELF OF christening either single teeth
when gold plates It saves OF the pain usually
eitcn in the operation and enables the keeps
clean and healthy mouth nj 2taw3m