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nTpIIC ..I.E Articles a. Beneyue.-wIl be
~, :. Snbl-- e1ct.n on Wednesday, 9Th day OF De-
csbsr Al soclock cd sevse loot Of Twenty siNih-si
80 Rtver l.rss ga boilers kettles, empty mol.s-
a.. fes.be.s.. 81 barre bones COWS premium boar,
s,,r, nd vig,. . lot Ct 'e4Ssrs looms
S-u.York Dec ). ls% cftn1
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WEpsrER's DICTIONARY.

FRESH SUPPLY just received Of Webstsrs Die
htonsry large quzEto price only dollars Tbs i me
ouy ace this city where The trade OF others cac De
peu6 upon being SUI piled with this yalusbie weN
III MARk n NEWMAN & co 100 Broadway.
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j. NJ b Bo0ERT, Auctionssr :,

~ Dee D. O'Clock at % Johnst large and general a.
sortment OF flowing blue, light blue granite common
OF all kinds cut and plain rlsss pressed tumbls fsn
oy dinner toilet and sets Ffssch China snd fsncy
goods lots from the shelves at months efsdit over
500 for approved endorsed notes a. W
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NNTRA NEW HULI.'D BUCkNHkAT.-Ii

Fresh Oat Mea Graham Flour, hlIs ysl0~ lad AZ
xr.i err. family snd bakers f0gr al sized packages
-. 80, oil 2rniseodg
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The State Bank portion Of the law seems to have
been generally preferred the capital of these Banks
Ia 657 O00 while the capital of all the free Banks 10
but S4ss320. The circulation OF the Branches 10
s4674 COO and of the free Banks only $7si000 There
are st five or six of the old Banks In operation The
combined capitals of these institutions 81 $4,000 and
the circulation 81 e63 SAL The State tax paid by all the
Banks, during the year exceeds $4,000.
There have been exported from Warren, Ohio
during the year ending la, Oct S47, nearly the follow
pg amounts of the staple articles of our trade
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~ Rheumatism, still joints, White swell

lngs, Gout, &c-Compound Syrup Of hydrodate OF rot
ASA SagsspaIilla and Yellow Dock Root-Ihe above -
prepared from purest articles and Is recommended a.
The best and only for rheumatism al this season
of the year especially IL Of the greatest importance
as il will all those extremely unpleasant symP
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&c. IL thus purhes and quickens the Circulation ana
esyes every part OF the animal economy perfect state
Of health. The virtues Of each article have ong been
known the faculty, and by their ludieoGs adnixtufe
their effects greatly increased. For sale BY
CHARLES H. RING, Druggist
corner Broadway and Johnst
Rings CouRh Candy for sale a above. ul7 isu
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gY- We regret TO learn that the State Treasurer
il dslned At bis residence 10 Owego by Illness In MS
family One of his has been sick several weeks,
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FIRE IN AMHKRT The large factory belonging
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DARNrnps AMRRICAN MUsEUM.-

RAKNLN1s AHEKIIAN HCsEtH.
did exhibition and performances this afternoon et5 oeiock
and this evening a. y. Open every day from O'clock 10
tbe Top S. Cns week more Of the IOWA IN
DIANS-Chisfs Warriors and Squaws-will give exh!oi-
tons Of their war dances, &C. CAdPBELLs EThiO-
Plan sERESADERs. GREAT WESTERN, the fsn-
kee Com ediaa. CLARA FISHERS shskspehan Cabinet.
70 the whole IS children under 10 years
f,a-f 80 n. 80. 40
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VI !" cERIsTY'S rnINsrRELs.
SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM,
- Sl3 BROADWAY
MR.. NE

Respectfully that he will sise his fret series
OF Musical Illustrations
TO SHAKESPEARE
al the above room on the evenings OF Tuesday Thusday
and Saturday, Dee J, l6 and 2l .,..-.,..
Music TO Shak.peares Plays and Lyrics selected from he
ofPurce, Arne Matthew Locke, steNsas Jackson
Beethoven, T. Cooke Sir II. r. Bishop ana Mendelsohn
The Plays selected for Illustration, with Introduc,ery
Remark, .ns Realms ~ s1 IL nns Ssh. r..
| The following Nocasts are engaged Mrs EDWARD 70
| der, Miss De Luce, Ms Jones and Miss NJ T. Leach
from Eugland, her trst appearance In JONI
son and Mr ;. L. Leach -
! Musical Institute. Conductor. Mr. George Loder
Admission each evening one Dollar tickets Tor me Sc.
es Of three evenings Two Dollars Tickets to be had at
he different music =, stores Of 81, r.
Doors open at hsfpast 7. To commence at O'CLOCK
nl9 6ti.'MrarbsaM&ru
A LIEN DODWORTH's GRAND CONCERT will
htase place the Tabernacle, on Saturday evening
Dec 4, on which occasion he will be assisted os inc 'o
MADAME OTTO her frat appearances since her return
from Europe who will among other pieces, sing grand
from the opera OF Robert 10 Diaole accompanied oJ
| ., C0Tnet Band.
sir EDWARD SHEPARD.
| Mr. GEORGE LODER who will preside at the piano
IN. CORNET BAND and Grand Orchestra.
TWO AMATEUR VOCALlsrs, pupils OF Mr. shepard
AMATEURS coRNET CLUB. pupils Of his, who have
kindly consented to appear IN public Tor ih' occasion
only, TO play IN two pieces ANN
l. Comet Bsnd-"La al Fectotun' from II
Bsrbiefe dc 'hossnl
2 Grand Aris-Madsme Otto, Futtoor Morte' 49,
from Marine Fsliero. .Donifetti
g. CoTnet b and-Andsntino, Ernan lnvoami
with Allegro, from Ernsni, Cornstino obi -.
cato by Allen Dodworth- ..'''efdl
T. s0ns-Mr Edward Shepard, " When you and
were boys together" .Neukonin
5 Cornet Band-Choral, Holy, holy 10 the
Lord" from the Orstorio OF the Last Juds'
ment ..........................Sp ohf
& Barearol.-Madame Otto " Yoss Diva. .Csmpans
T. Amateur Comet Club and Cornst Band
Irish Whisky Gallope .Gung
g. Comet Band" inHammatus" from the sta
bat Mater fNv''"'
O. Grsod Ara-Madame Otto, accompanied by
the Csruet Band, La Trompstte guerre
from Robert ls Dabe. Meyeroeef
TO- Duett-Amsfeurs, Flow gently Diva John Parry
H. Death Song, from the Open Of Lucia de Lam
menoor Picolo Cornet Obgato, by II. b. 49,,
Dod~orth Don']7,"
Il Song-Mr T. shepard. " Let me Ike sol
der die" from Mariana ...........- ...... wallace
i3 Comet Band" Quail PrudiglO" from Lou-
bardi CornetinO Obligato. A. Dodworth .....Fefdi
H. Amateur Cornet Club snd Comet hand
Pot P0uri' from Ia File da kenment .Donizet1
Tickets 81 each 10 b obisined Of Nj d. Al his ro-
sdence 4i3 Bro0me-st At the principal music stores anh
AZ @ r Nssbitts corner Wall and Water-sts
To commence Al o'clock. % -t.-
MRS PELBYIs CELEBRATED COLLECTION or
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the material Please cal and examine a. the large Co.A
Warehou-e, % Cstharir-st near Chatham , 80,
n50 2vi.s EDWARD WAMsLEf.
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$50 PRIZE TALE.

I'VE PIRATES DAUGHTER or the Rover, Of the
4 Atl.ntfc by the author OF Gallant Tom Price -
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I44a-

rI,HE AMERICAN ALMANAC for is43 containing 4
I.t OF uitcd States and STATE Otces, &c. &c Also
the Americas Almanac for l34s, containing the D Army
- NAVY Lssr SC Tor wholesale and retail, By
"a b. j. DlSTURNELL, lO< Broadway
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BY order Of Lect. Committee
d 2t. {. l. BARRiTT, Actuary, &C.
~ Mechanics, Insfifnfe.-Tbe regular MONTH,

r .FTFfWTUIVF7 III'II-II'T
mesns OF The Institute will be held Tuesday evening,
TN instant At ~ o'clock. At the meeting the following
additional article to the sConsuon will be taken up for
adoption ARTICLE XIV -' The Board Of Directors,
may from time 10 time designate and fix the number Of
the members ofthe Board being less than which
shall constitute quorum Of the Board for the transaction
Of business and the members which may be designated
and fixed shall constitute quorum Of the Board Tor the
transaction Of business Of any meeting Of the said Board
By order JAMES j. MAPES President
CHas. L. BArRITr, Actuary, &c.
p Agency taking Patents for the United States
the Institute Rooms 10 City Hail. Chas. L. bsrntt
AGENT d. ST.
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WIN H. JONES. AuetlonesI,
q a. I IN

WIN. II. JONfH. AuctINueoI.
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By j. d. lNGLksoLL
ID CO-stors IA Pearlst-0n Wednesday. Decsmbei
at 10 O'clock boots shoes and brossas suitable
for tho Southern, Western and city trsAe
Also, ~ cases mems and womsns figured fubbsfs
Also, so cssss womsns plain ubbsn
Also ~ cases mems metallic rubbers
Also ~ cases womsn's metallic rubbors
Also, so cases boy hip and thick boots
Also, IS cases aud misses p-fssd os~o
Also 10 cases mems calf sswsd wsterproof boots as
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E.OLIvER respectfully eaiis the sues
a1-A ten " tbs public 70 his cslsbrstsd ssifsst.
III X[bS tinx Rat Trsys- The s2S.city Of ret viii
%~rS61e be Of avail with thes> uspe Ihsy hsvs
10 catching stef all other traps ns.s ise
~ and for sale a. 1s Bowsry ALSO, ~irs vort FOG
wtndows skyli ghts, ~oven wire sievss scfssas ssd
esses loser sSads, snd wiiswoFt Of every sssenepea
d s,ssA
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pALMOs OPERA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 6I:I ,sE,sy he ,si

| weefODR. COLLYERs MODEL ARTIsTE5.-rhe
Greek Slave every nght this week 20 which viii be added
Venus riJng FROM the sea sapPho, iiiae discovering
sr with several new tablsaux never before presented
For psrcularssee descrpuys progranme each evening
Prices Of al ssonDfsss Circle and Psrquets, ~ cts
adv and gentleman, IS cts upper boxes y Gu seats
may be scared al the box oce from 10 NJ uii r N
Doors opsn A. Ga. PsrsooihcatiODs commence AZ y
o,eIor< NO wis.
N 81 All demands against DR.. Coly,rs Exhibition BY
& Nodsl Artis Be sent 10 for psyulen ry IL o'clock
nnrnLng neAt. al Pa-mos OpeLa n0Gse oz y
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" Noice.-A series of discourses will be preached
Sabbath evenings, in tho Mercer-st. Presbyterian
Church, BY Ministers Of different Evangelical denonna
tons Rev Dr. sPsse will preach next Sabbath evening
Dec 5. Services will commence a. O'clock. az IT.
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An AMERICAN CHINA MASUFhcToRY.-We learn
that gentleman named Ridwsy. from Staffordshre,
Eoslsnd has established mRnuisctory of chins and
queenswsre, the Big Sandy kiyer, In Western VIZ
g,ni. within mile and half OF the Ohio River. This
mandatory Is already the nucleus Of town which
Is rapidly rising around III while farther TO the eastward
and especially IN Tszewell, Csbel and Logan counties
extensive settlements of farms and vineyards are also
In progress There valuable mines OF bituminous
aud canue cosl 10 the region with salt iron ore
.yusum lead and lmstone in abundance. PhIs lnq.
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Railroad Accidents.

10 ne EduoT 81 The fr'oHHe'
Last night. Thursday. Dec. 81 two OF the cars
Of the train from Philadelphia to this City were thrown
"A the track few miles east Of Railway. Of these one
wa. ths ladies' car, which was thrown into rAvine
some four or FIVE deep Provideniisly no injury was
done TO any Of the passengers. Tho car was some
uks, broker and one wheel smashed.
II the occurrence had taken place some tnree hundred
Yards back the cars would have been percpsted down
"A embsnkment some 30 40 feet deep. and In that
ese the injury might have been c1y grtat Oh course
. usual Ia all Of loss Of life and limb, no person
10 10 blame.
was curious 20 ascertain the cause Of the accident
and together with one OF two others took lantern and
vent back the point where the cars were thrown on
We found the foundation Of the Shoppers 10 wreched
condiuon-so loose and yielding that but little weight
,sected them. Tho result the weight oil The cars
depressed the sleepers greatly the rails sepsrsted
and tbs wheels sunk between them which served 10
displsce the rails still and 10 render the track 90
Uneven that the were thrown of.
We informed by man Of respectable appear.
spce living his farm In the immediate vicinity tns'
the sloepers hat section OF the track had al been
relsd or repaired during the Summer or Autumn OK
eept about 100 yards and thai r1y hundred yards me
accident haPPeHed.
n many lives had been lost and limbs broken, who
would have been responsible do not mean simply
10 a pecunisry point of view. but morally. Who py
their nsaEe would have been the mHrder1sP Let The
Railroad Company reflect upon this question II may
save some valuable lives In future, and the community
q dreadful Railroad Accident PAoSENGEh.
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81. ExECrrOR,s SALE OF RIAL EsTArE.,

LIS House lot 10 Sgllys8st at present occupied by
~ Rev DR. Patton The lo 10 "a feet front BY lo9 eet
deem The house IL Of brick, .wo stories hss coyernS
ths whole front ofthe lot OF modern WITH
re.t sare and xpeose and IL we'll sdspted 70 the con-
fort Of large family having tss Croton water ana ooos
io.ranTe with b.,enent aad under cellar Ia the yard
e s.yera cape vines the fruit OF which have obtained
the premium from tho American lnstitae.
Also The two story house and lot ~ bIoomss On 'as
.,"t Id between Mercer and Greene ss The LOT -
lee, ont BY gei feet deep The house 10 modern built
md In excellent epar with Croton water and kitehsn
range now occupied by Dr. Oslen carter 10 us J1o
are iue productive grape vince
so The two-story house and lot 81 Chysse st now &c
oau,d By Mr. Nm Dodge Jr The lot 10 % feet front 81
01 fset deep The house Is OF brick ssd has tssroom In
the
rot 'i i.u9,o pe'''01 RT ELDRED0E. II Waist
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pURNHAM q CO.

-PIANOFORTEs AT COST, Ma
III -T rERfALs, FIxTuRBS, &c. BELOW
The subseribsr, .sisnss o. ~ W" 80,
csfnl the rssnins sock a splsedid rosewood snd ns
hossny and q octave pisnoforte including two .agss
ior Instruments with Colsmsn's pstehf Eonsn ~.
quantity Of rashossDy, sprecc piano ssneess
tcols f1tsrss se kc' Apply inms1,sts{ ~ .ne ms1"
'~ceuiS III A"e"' JOSEPH c. KENT,
Assirnss Of Wsks. Nyss I bsrriek
A splesdid wagon, stephens msnofse'as hs., -
80 viii Be sold low.
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re~ Sunday School Anniversary.-The AnnlVef-
sary Sabbath School No p connected with the ALE -
Presbyterian Church viii take place tomorrow after
noon Dec 5. At o'clock Appropriate singing BY the
scholars and the choir If the church collection VIII be
taken In aid Of the sabbath School cause. d. ~
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N. PELBYs CELEBRATED CoLLECTIO
SCRIPTURAL STATUARY,

DortHut ana iutefcslius cutJoSs
THE SIZE or LIFE,
The Trial Of our Saviour
The Last Supper.
The Birth Of Christ.
,U,HE MORAL SCENE or THE lNTEMPERArE
i FAMILY il now open At All Broadway late Walk
ers Music RoonsD opposite the Apollo, every day from
n A 81 10 10 r. NJ Ga the sabbath, after diyi1e ser
vice from P NJ. till 10 p. Admittsncs IS cents ,
children half price Teachers Of sch0olsfree dl3ts.
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Ri,g,. copsh Candy for sale A. above ul7 isi

re- Water Cure.-Dr. Trail recelv nvsids al bis
new and commodous establishment Is Lzight,s Every
ha. been made for the comfort and apc pro-
gr OF patients during the Winter, al which season re-
coveres aisa be speedily effected al VIE
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sTOyE-.-New And secondhand bal, ortce Pafiof,
L'r~ .tove, and drums Tor sac cheap Aso gates
rrsoSilf wood stove, PriAn Eot airusht COOK stove
- 49, ..ood ana Goa stoves d. Sors eel~brated bal
N ~ sbeh ~.l be sold cheap for ca<h- Ohice
49,. oil cloth and China hall lamp fef SAFE :, "A
Spruce-st
PURSUANCE Of order Of tss s-,sSsA.s q sss
So-ns3 - - -1.,',. sr.,u,s NICHOLAS sChJ AEAAN
,.ts o. he oiiy Of Ns--ioEs, deceased . ,s s
.slas via the vouehsIs thereof 70 me - - ~
- "a or before the seventh dAyoi June nsA--S
Ss~.Yo.k. he laird day OF Dseelasef. ~.
W. sCHURENAS HALsTEDs Exscutors
IA l,vsm FRANCIS GODiNE,
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a., AT PRIVATE sALE-Ths large ss,ory bnes
NJ dwelling house add the LOT Of ground 10 fee, situated
~ on The south side II Twenty secondst between me
Third and Second avenues. The buildings ere 20 ~
feet AID are rented for 80 per snnan The lot
3 by half the block. For terms &c spply 20
div A. j. BLEECkEk, Auctionesf. . bfosa ..
-. PART OF a HOUSE WANTED--Til the
~ III III MAY or l0Dgsr Of spesabie bJ fenusmsn
- ana wife on The ode o. tne to~n, conssnnt
Of s,cond foor small bedroom ana bs'emont room, a.
lnodsrato rent Address Tenant, at this Office %
c<a BRAUTIFUL KE-IDENCE.-for ssie-A
10 email farm, consisting Of htyhvs scres 10 the Town
- ~~,i.boro, the Harlem Railroad, two mnes
north ~ Whtlockviiie. The ssd farm IL vol tmostea
sod we'll wstered, having nsyerislng stream runnins
through a. emptyinz into the Gre ihefe 70 % inc
farm god story frame house barns aud other oct
houses Being within two boarS ride Of ~-fIE y
Rarssd tho above would make bssnufa coenuy real.
deuce Tor Sewyofk merchant, gudsnsf Tor fsasins
fruit and vegetables for the Sew-Yofk market
For father particulars apply 20 John Wnson who 'ss
an he fxrn or 10 REV. GEO COLES,
sf2.w5m 20 Nolbsnysr New.fofs.
Ea ATPRIyATE sALE-Two otsof ground on ths
- noath side Of Twenty -6nh-st between rtG
- and Avsnge A-ssch lot - BY nsf the poca y"
particulars applyto A. j. gLEECkEh, Auefionssi
a. e.Z-- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

Tier, Tor warning public and Priyae buildings, con-
tanning more advantages than any article Of the knd no"
In useAs the locomotive boiler economical than
other boilers IS this improved Ar-heaer when COM
pared with other heaters now IN use. 81
lat Ii will radate more heat with given qusnty Of fl-
ell than any other. - L,
ID II Is perfectly accessible 81 all times, and may De
cleared Of ashes either when In operation OF not
Tue public requested 10 call a. the agency and exam
inc IN operation. OEOAOE thlNSEf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

DROADWAl THEAThE.-l~ehi5 youAs Ls. :,
ID who have been employed Tor the last tnEee wees
The Broadway Theatre supernunerafies, hsNs WIN
drawn from that establishment The cause Of theI ~l--
ar.a was that they not remuneraied of tne ser
vices They engaged SIX days a. teAeaisAis VIZ
crued from three four hOsfs each day. aid 90 Apply
IN, tr paymrnt tor dong were refused cent lAS4e
80 tey publish this statement, trusting that aie-c OF
nnhl,e csasuss will procure for them that justice which
- - ns.Is.. ~ .sek IN 8 court .! las a. l