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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

LoRo Et0lN It IS reported IN town hat | ~
ksu - - he Immediately superseded lis suceossor B.
a-U Is 20 Be H'sry nis. tui shv Rs % 'l u fss
t~n-i red TIE tis, - lar, tc tc rue hat sfcs gls m b
N tNrercrce 81 seni"- oU. lail lay ren &C. grvesu ~
C. .r.,. We doubt he sscout uart 81 Hts rvloI
Gefon,g lIi
- The Loco FNos OF Come, rc4t WI hold ,
sale Convention o. Midtown VA iic lrh 81 F,trAy
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MAR RIED
DIED

Jl.-5 e. ls aol-- q ~ I---lase. L5-riy 1y w-
l.1 - 10 ~ u i-It, 90 - LAt "a H.it- .f -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

HrsoRs-pisci OSvRss The toTu was a..
yesterday MA sbspeess r-rlof. 81. .F.s A. l,:osso
o. s3o % ASHLEY ' rover yc upva - ga Drafi N-
rerderlng hun We th uc sSTu uisl ~ 81 si.essg-,
we've made r-t4e Tie r,v 'hcke0, sand is- asds
SARoSi Cos, ERr.-See advertisement; .oT S,r
Hcgss of tie secord Concert foF - sh.c'h-rs Sls-r.
Asatul .frss
y We would have orr foSr0rs notice tls
$50 90 houscs srt los hy ANTBoNN J. hfsCekgR e.
morrow Thursday, l;h' "a c.o.s a. estate .tased Il.
Bass Aruadsssv. Grand ~ iet, Cherry sod James
a, 90 Nrcceui. - between ti.lh All %...A
y B-Ins hossalh Berefs 10 a.yht TIE.
Il .1c door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

sd ssd 10 ~oad NE 20 sea tho soass and pace 49,
oihs sccasinesnee IN n, 10 resides nee n Pssrs
nsar Broadway here brNnches u - kzer-
clcA one Of whiet vas gndey Capt X a. PFrs-iest !
rnkrow aas he otser andsr Josn Asson, n - $40
Ward the sfter recognized a - thr rreu sr Cse
rsaaHasy Hal DO not kn0w hV~ Mr. r. Got 1e Apfs1.
sss p RoSSv., s--,isei TO h.vi-s hen presoa, "a.
r,ecrg - ihe Pafk hesrd Cap, ssy - had eerrc~ei
~rnrey D. no'e 70 purchase rckcts Nkch p gsve
perscas 70 - % iae Opera h0Ose sS he Porre q ,
Ar Cry 's.rsed 70 hAyiag sSsn earl ~ ne Ar-s =
TIE prosecuaor sA8 sey might have ils sas-- -.
aiory IN - moving AA.eSfusi 90 10 d.. s0ren0os
YIyg HUSDSrD DottASs RAwAKD We -
i--s,sri la ssrhsoFs Purss i ee'-. r,sas sp ,tu
ra-pose o. osssias he Above vwsrt - &c Gscovcry
he 1isa who gave up rs seS, 20 ,a1y nc Rassn a,
sna wa. banked icr his poGesess
BrRaIARr The dwelling OF 81, Van Nest 49,
rer - Broadway srd D4ane.t aroSer MO ca No
day uis sne ro6oe ~ god wsteh. A. 10 ne sNc.
a. q IS WIKI NAicA Re burglar esesgSA
D,Rtyo THrrr-An individual walled n,o n.
eVs.ry o. 5corre Rogors Chszhesst ara b~sors
Re st' .eeessded U esins god ~s.'h AL eAAa WV
sooci see. VITA waioh ~ escaped
~ Among tbs passengers by the New WOyc
h0w Liverpool. Arrged Yesterday. wc5e MAJOR v
Bon OF sesan siil Ls saroo De Pasns Of Ps1s
S,tEs.oF REAt EsrArE-By A : B.escke, :.
ls Merchants Er,s.aze Jlnaa-y H. ,s,5
H. a. :. - rssl.. y Sts y . f>'.-. -
.'.r,s; 50 :. -,s's d T-sas, .r- - .e--s- sNA
~, ai ss y 'o-l ~. sfrNsa, $500 ss'-s~s seven
sooSly> rsorssrr
49, 81 - soccer q crsasefy AL Wa - -'..-.
a - =, ), " - ...... "a
No. an - = " -aos q -.
H. a. u CIV I'D. .......... "a
N'are a. 80 q. M1T st -
a. d. F.. .... ~ Z a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

" ofsl tie used IcF aecul1slstsg sDriuses 2
business pursus ne ro<sr q Ne neSspaper pfe-s o y
country has teen most ef1ce1t 10 ~ insADes IN Nhes
has been uticouey sad s1'ensiysiy appec, has 80
Filled 70 accomplish It's desired fe-1t a1d e's,y 1ci ~ =
sforced merchants -nd oinsrs 'hrc1gt re rsysr -
sussise kssney CIV. 4. PALxSr, N - Areecs baaaSs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16
sPLENpIp BRIDAL CARns

rY Engraved IN ibe lsle., and nos, fashionable s,ys
end printed on he finest French imported cards
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENvELOPs AND BOXES
of'e s AMI Ios, elegant pattern. couaDus bss.
received ron De most celebrated manufacturers IN Par.
sad London a. EsLauELLs fashionable e.soi shmsIl hi
Cafti so2 Broadway corner Dusnest Rranch ofea (.
Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

- l1oc overcoeis and clo6ks rich A1ingS 80 sI
$500 black dress and rock Goals g. Az 90" resls u
20 - 200 pairs pants 81 20 - 500 portable CabH1s
vaise- wansaed waterproof = sgll ss.s i3i sss.aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

BkASea AeErcIf s--1ATssreS Hsys, 10 FatOns1ss-
brooklyn. n Y, ! u. NeslA, wlIaEsbsrgh, y y J0s@
y.n Mort Ns@bsgh y 7. Moses Dame. POUgsxetF
a., y Y Coss.n d :syl, Newark, y J; Dr. C. lass
P.lersos. n. j. Dr. A sn.iusn, Bound Brook n j. c
l. coyel h CO. Hartford, c. IA S1soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

~ We invite public attention 10 HI sale by A,rac1
BLsgcEER his dsy a. p o'ciock be Merchants r.
change, consisting Of ihreesio bHoA hagfe ana 10. u
ground known AZ BelIrdG ne three .iofy tna
store end LOT 10 Pecssp ne ihree.ory bnck ara
lot Of ground known - Peck slip. he s,ors md =
ground % lac 50uhwe corner OF Peck clip and wa:ers
Ao house ald ot NJ Fourth 81, and Two house. ant c n
NJ aler.sL near yaucs Il la..l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

bisss's rsIcorBERpUs -unryalel cheapAs.s ssi :
celebrity founded upon G.iesicd fc's are lie cl1rJ u
Bassss TacoFHIEovs 10 public attention anJ psifossg,
fof u coenerirnsni edec In diseases and INJURIES n H.
skin rs well a. ios - wonderful efcscy hair 9rsss
yanye snd Restorative deserves place every .os aDi
IN ever family cupboard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

NB.-Ioo GO.sa.a Beref' 20 a'sht TIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

~ Among tbs passengers by re New WOyic
for LvesYoo- Aruved YESTERDAY wcse MAJOR "
B0sn Of Berlin. AM I.s saroo Dc PAxns o. Psis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16
nLlAIN Rk6rnFR

esin pic-se- for Oh. execution ~
MERCHANTS BILL HEADS, NC
- Good paper neat work sni loN prices
tt5Ns ~ N.ssAU-sT 3lS RCu pfss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16

~ MK ~ HtrtrgsET MA0szIys fyE Morn
sair Moc-ayof = .-g~s - w,-t .e ll.. ~ as-
ia. Been ss@l p. u g. n ll.le--y 8r.s Cifca Chsre
-1ier re Et;9..lpo " Ars. 4 Whir-se7 si.s v b.
viseg 49, .s.ors.y .-lva p lsr -ln14c; ot f-lr,
'.s-k snI l.lo. lo. u. ysgve ys4-at- All il-
.-t.r- q. 4. .ar-a-.rr.. fr,,e-~. a. urr srrru-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

A TTENTION.-A Pleasant FRONT
lAROOM and Pantry to Let, with BOARD, 10 Gentle
man and his Wife Two Gentlemen References gwen
and required. Inquire al lg' Pfince-sL corner u 0H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS
mr. Jamess New Historical Novel.
pT-pTrSt5rD Tt4fS MORNING

pVpIrSfrD TfffS MORNING..
x1vJI7 INrT1J,p n AO1TON, MONTH
~ 't11 IN Ep4N "A lC-'AL .hC-N x
Z LY MAGAZINE, for December
CONTENTS
Our Diplomatic Servants. Charles B. HadiocA, Charge
To Portugal NTH Portrait on steel
Dr. LeysTds o'ils from Nlm[oHd. Eo rtas''''''''''
Dean , u ~ tSi Ai lU, i,o "a r,icIas
TIE Fine Arls TO articles
Music ara lhe Drama 4P9rodl-Airs oSksmiIh' Ne'l
t1sT ar Heck.r Described nv Madame Blaze de Bury
The Griefofhe Weeping willow
a Story without Name. an Ofslne' H'7'o''Dai AZ
ng Tt po az r., p ~ Ibf snttor Of Festus
Count Monte-L cone or the Spy in Society Book II.
The Twckenhsm Ghost
me Mysf ~ t,r,y7i.y
The r 20 Miss smiths b. Mrs Grove
Sir Nicholas at Marston Moor By " NJ Praed -
Accidents VIII Happen BY Z As'of oIS'''-' '"''
1 ~ ga Celebrated Singer BY R H soddard
The Wolf Chase By c. Whitehead
the story OF toeil NE SaIa q tI,nD'g Sy ft,d
5 Tla pis pt Roo1 Pcy, sor the Peopie
The Los! Vampire By Mrs Grove.
MY Novel ny or E4"aIu r' 49, - 'D i'm -
Wild Sports IN Agers. ny Jalt - Jeraiu y,5 S.,.
pteaa p S f ' Sa a Fygses Hgga.ne
Exclusion OF Love from the Greek Drama.
The Gateway OF me Oceans ne oPeof'''0''
me MURDER MHhe c ine f.'1tV, J5c E,r,y,iae,
Resnonsibilitv Of Statesmen- Edia5ugt Rerer.
The Cow-Tree Of South Amerca.Neip Monthly
Song Of the Seasons by t GaaFe s EsG@ ea,
The Fountain in the Wood.
Wearing the Beard-Dr M9Tcyi, !, d.. ! ;..,,
View OF Bom6ayidG ~, lIrerlLe, ~ e's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
Now for 1851.
NRAHAM'S MAGAZINE: THE RE-

IN CoCNrIEDf ORGAN OF AMERICAN INTEL
rECrS Sye have 1ed for 1851 the very highest order
OF mind The writers known aud approved OF ali
men authors OF well earned fame who have By labor
Gods own mice for excellence of any kind-cimbed the
,1l,o,i Iii
''e50 Where Fames proud temple shines afnr@
regard m youug yyriers-its pride take hold of
those who really possess genius and talent Unmarked order
ara WG pg s o IL G soil Rs ngers Lowell Read
Bayard TAYLOR tie glorious Chester county farmer boy,
and host ofthe brilliant stars among the rising literary
rd were pad Tor their very st articles and for every
article since the irst
Now we have no sympathy for decayed genlhty WnlcH
writes under all sorts of fancy names lest the ob may
imagine has 10 work for ls bread we snail have none OF
il Diapdaedaristocrahe notions aud petuen and pulling
hare Of yi@orou American thought
THE JANUARY NUMBER
VIM. c. Bryant. Y''7'N Miss Cooper
afR james Mss /, '. Smith,
n. P. Wills Wits Miss Eana. Dava
Geo b. Prentice, Mary 5; Peese
Henry ". Herbert H. H. 5.oadard,
j. Bayard TAYLOR y, H. barlow,
f. r. Whippie T. J. eastman
Alfred B. Street, r WyetI, A Nj
J. Nj. Legare, W m I. bralhaH'
Richd Penn Smith. n !. Ruuer
THE NOVEL OF JAM rs
We have gone little out OF our rach, lhis H3ntl, al
paid English author u. h James S<u io lis sloIy,
Tor we donot see that we nave any more s " aPf a
pirate man BRAN fFork, ia In Pa - t w. or own
aAa march on as tt ~ 90 - he cnnrbItor 10 this mum
Der their own Price and ihat flsn' @ "a H. s t
Ou5 pregnant qie7l-Ggl- Ss.l ,re have an American
aGo American peol!e' no ~ ssCr az n Inv
LlelaVIe 10 u a. - III Ieyers ~ wood and draw.
think that e-ons VI e VET a. 10 q 1 ~
eIs OF " ater n Ne Lc1 q - md tt.a
Magazines, haye rlsLe ~ ,e an 60, - jia
them, Brothers Of hardy " e71 me sunny ooush aAu ''-s
Easl-W Aat say YOU %. ,n,l,r,-.r -,&rCD ,7-r,rrtc
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VpOOK-BINDERS' LEATHER.-ThO
ADJUSTMENTS.


TERIPLER HALL.-Musical Director
IL and Manager OF the Establishment, Mr.. BOSCHA =
Tie Manager honor OF announcing 10 the public that
=" s'uAq AMERICAN MEX PROMENADE CONCERTS.
will be given in the Hall Monday evening Dec 2,
the scale OF magnhcence a. those brilliantly sue
London and Musard and Plodo, in Paris, whose names
have spread throughout the world as the orgnatofs oil
new and splendid order OF musical entertainments
PROGRAMME
OF the srcoND AMERICAN PROMENADE CONCERT, MONDAY
EVENING, DECEMBER 2
/. Grand Gazza Ladr1.' Rossini
q Theme with Variations, composed for the
Cornet a Piston-(periormed by Alr. Bay
lev first Comet Piston OF Julien's or
AmericaEby. Observation-Disclosures. H. Kemg
g. Ouadrille-" les Gamins de Paris az per-
formed The Grand Open Ball, Paris,
(irst ime) ....,.........,.......,.,... Musard
(. Sepelle for violin, viola, clnTi0net, horns, ia
- FIRST part Beethoven
work OF THAI popular composer, thrst
umel.'..'' ''''''''''''' ''i'u''
l.. Grand 0yermreAnacreon'. cheru1nI
q The novel performance OF Quurete for
four Flutes executed hy Messrs. Eben,
Fuickiuslead Siedier and Busch
g. Quadriile-" lie Club des Femmes,' as per
formed in Paris, al the Mobile Garden
poEao l~si Eadiad rom the repertoire
, q, .ne .',.tN.',-,...... Alusard
for cnckoos, penny uumpels, rates
drums, uiangIes ambourines nghiD-
gales. Quaiis YioIns aud bases.
stipendous orchestra erected on ui@n ana Musaids
plan. One hundred and twenty performers
The whole to be under the immediate d'rFcuon Vi MI
TcEats 50 CENTS each 10 all parts Of the Hall to be had
the Hall only Secured -sats may be mad "ithoQt extra
charge in tie rs and second circles Tor ne enjoyment OF
lie most novel and splendid coup Hil watch the prone
The perornanee to begin al o'clock Doors open G.
.--L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

~ Facts In Physiology Carelessness in treating
the hair is the eyaing oiincpienl badness, which
Is promoted by the accumulation of substances which de-
range the healthy capillary action necessary for uXuran
growth The best for the disease, confirmed our in
cipen beyound all question, is Bogles Hyperion Fluid,
sold by tile inventor, William Boyle, 227 Westinghouse
Boston. . . - - -,
Sold bv the inventor WILLIAM BOGLE, ~ Washing
tonsi Boston; also by A +. K D. Sands. 100 FutolsL
Rushton, Clark 4 Co Ito and 27S Broadway, NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
WUOMESTEAD ART UNION-ART
IL ~ l-n,,rnpr CNAiplNEn ntianfinr Of

IL HAND COMFORT CoMBlNED-The attention E, Of
the public is respectfully directed to proposition iof 'he
distribution Of WORKS OF ART, r..
Embracing an entirely feature from auy heretofore
aooped In addition the certainty OF procuring an eieg
and MSby valuable Engraving, which has heretofore sold
al Seven a.alf Dollars; Two Dollars and Fy cents
more lhan the price OF subscription chance Is aso re-
served for subscribers to Obtain HOUSE AM LOT,
situated in Wiiamshurgh, within TWO minutes Ws.h OF
Peck Sip Ferry BUM curing the present year and cost
nearly Five Thousand Dollars; together with
NINETY WHINE ELEGANT and COSTLY OlLPAlNT-
INGS end ENGRANlNGS richly framed IN ornamental
and pain gilt frames which now exhibition al the
L0OKlNG.GLASS STORE, l06 Fulionst The dlsr
buttons III be made in accordance with the plans OF other
&TtUn0rs.
~ FOR particulars, the Catalogues
Catalogues description OF prizes together with correct
Drawing OF the House and plau OF Arrangement can be OBJ
ained At the above mentioned Store where subscriptions
VIII be received The subscribers, as Tar as possible 10 con-
Irol the Drawing IN any WAY they designate.
Some per son Tor the small Of Five Dollars will re-
ctive available and comfortable home and oers elegant
ard highly priced OIL Paintings and Ergayings Whie
all subscribers VIII obtain Engraving uperlor in
ecunon and elegance 10 any Picture distributed III this
Al persons DESTROYS 10 encourage This enterprise
particularly requested TO procure Catalogue contain
ing the particulars and as the number OF tickets limited
early subscription Is advisable
JAMES THOMPSON, lo6 Fulton,st
HOOPER BROTHER will guarantee the delivery OF
The House, Oh Paintings and Engrayiugs. 59 5teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

ES- Mercantile Library Associntion.-A Meet,
Ing of the Members of this Association viii he held IN the
Lecture Room, Clinton Hall, on MONDAY Evening
Dec @ at O'clock for the purpose OF appointing Com
mtee nominate officers for the ensuing year By order
M WFSatGM c. w. OGDEN, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

R DR.. Lutener's Ear InfiFmarY q Warren,
al near Broadway, open from I'LL s. Tor the exclusive
treatment of eur Diseases deafness Discharges from the
sur and all unpleasant noises in the head cured IN snort
time without risk or pain Consultation fee ST. by letter
or otherwise. Unpaid letters reiused
TESTIM ONlALS
NV thanks | publicly tender to DIT LUTENER' Au1sI,
q WHTen for the surprising he has performed on
was for four wears troubled with deafness in OF
nv ears accompanied with disagreea5le discharge from
the external ear tried the first physicians in tins city
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and New-OrleAns, with
out the benefit and cured by the gei
uenan In the short space OF . Weeks ~ - 1.,.
JOHN GLOVER, Jr. builder, Frankin.avenue, Brook;
yn was cured deafness and discharges fromthe external
Ear, of 20 years stumbling.
Mss ADELAIDE BROWN, daughter Of Cspt VIM
Brown, Bay State steamer Fall River was,cured OF very
dsagreeabe discharges and her hearing very considerably
benefited
FRANCIS LOUIS Prospect Hill, Brooklyn, was as deaf
as R post and cured in week,
WIN MOOD, son of Solomon C. Wood, Goshen, Orange
County was cured of Deafness accompanied with dis
charges from the external Ear Of l6 years standing in six
weeks
The above cases were considered incurabe, and al!
Deafness attended with Scrofula until DR.. LUTENERS
treatment was discovered Numerous other testimonials to
be seen at his Office 2 Warren-si. MI lmT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

rT3 President Rlnhnn will Preach Tomorrow
(SABBATiIl Morning in The Free Congregational Church.
Sulvans near Houston His friends and the Public are
rasnpr,tjll, invited 10 attend n30 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
LECTURE NOTICES.


CF England Political, Religious, social
M h0nT0v Member OF st GA-he1az5a dat Ctltfilsf.
Camden So cie;v CnAeee0f Preceptors, &c VIII eve -
ne 81 fFge Lectures at Clinton HaE the lrsI on th5 ~,
Mn f,f Wednesday December commencing q. ut4a
s4va1 O'Clock fuglgnd-PoE The 4ett-r . ID. .1
MS euhecr flygrnls! TIE his-oce' iaa Tor eao So
,oaY a. a races The gradual OF People as q o
ard he o-adual decline Of MolaTchoa3. Asocftlc a3t
Ecclesiastical ouiHston- TIE present slaeo' PIN
s sr go 80 - - F,rai,r P1fcy n3l II
r. Brooklyn InsiIture.-The Winter Course o.
Lectures Concerns sud Dramatic Readings before me
Members y!l commence on "Wednesday evening i=Nt,
5hirs at u O'clock snd be continued on every Tnl5lAy
evening during he season $500,
Nov 27--DPeuioE Lecu1re ~ l. 7 ~ --pPie o. '''i-
The American Mind
Del. 5-ConcerL .04,
pee lz-Park Benjamin, ESQ "Tae Age ofGo.d.'
Der 10 Mr. Geo V7ndeun0f- 4" Evenings WIN S--fl-
der: Sheridans Life Love El9penent aad Ddei, WIN
readings from the comedy Of TIE RlVas .,, n, q,
Dec N-Rtview Of the farce OF st atEiSA : ~.
Songs in the DuennH, readings from me scuooi i''
Jan 2Sherdqas EFtrancs into Psri aiaenl his tNaya-
gauce DIFFICULTIES, Fertility O! EEpediels' &c rsais7
from The Critic
Ian q-Samue n Cox DID ,-,5,,
Jan l6-Rev T. II. Chaplin: The Ma OF tu9 " oIiU
Ian 5J-Rey H. w Beecher Character ..,
Additional announcements for the month OF feDruafy"
be made in the usual manner - .,
Tickets for the Course $, admitting geAIensa dl W.
ladies of bis family may be had OF either OF me Lecture
Commute or OF the Ja1gr al the institute washington
lsAAC n ~ - , n ac,,,ra
NICHOLAS H. PIKE Com
n25t Dec5+ ROBERT NICHOLS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

DUBLISHED THIS MORNING
Il No. "A Of FIGARO; Or, CoRBYs's CHRONICLE OF
AMusENENTs A rich uumber-Conteins n addition TO
lie wed. a tr1ie tale about JENNY LIND AT WOOD
LANDS A Hint 10 Max haretzekj NalhaIe FlujaInesi
PaTeff. Anna Bisdep TIE Berothai; Review OF New
F10s avery 4 PersO1el Sketch of Miss Anne lynch:
Thesifieas IN London ard Paris &c e. Prize q. cents
Pg5ished By 5. FRENCH. Isl Nissan 81 Far SAFE al
BarceysL NewYofk e1d NJ a. sookze-ers. nolr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

~ The Rev. MIR. THOMPSON who hes been on
Mission TO Africa where he effected reorganization ot
ween Two hostile Tribes who had been al War with each
other for nine years has lately returned and VIII preach N
H ~ '"S n30 Tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

~ A Discourse will be delivered in the Spring-s.
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow SUNDAY Evening, al
II O'Clock by the Pastor-Rey Dr. Campbell. Subject
''The Dangers incident 10 Youth hoV u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

TFs- Church of tho Good shepherd, Rev RALPH
EI0yr Rector corner Market and MOnroests Divine Ser
vice TOMORROW Morning and Evening al The usual
hours. Seats Free lioV II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

IN Romanitun.-Rev, d. NJ. GRAHAM vii! give his
SIKH Lecture the above subject tomorrow ISL NDAO
Evening in The Ffeewil Baptis. Chapel, Grand St one
door East of Broadway, al u O'clock Sqblect-The
RITES OF Roinansln compared with those OF Heathensm
SCI vices in The morning and afternoon, usual n30 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

rr1s Rev Leon Pigaste, OF Paris, will deliver an
pddJess at the Tabernacle TONIC BROW EVENING on
he Religious Condition wants Of France Services to
commence at u O'Clock. nov II
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tVa Rev, Leon Platte, of Paris, will preach in
The Hamnond.st Congregational Church tRey. Dr. Fat
tons') on next SABBATH AFTERNOON, al o'clock on
ahe Religious onditiOn aud Wants OF France NOV IL
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MRS. VAN HOUTEN,S Shirt Am

Is destined become the retreat Tor the fashionable gen.
Genen of NewYerk Her new aud splendid STYLES OF
Winter Goods offered al very reasonable prices
Orders viii be executed at "a hours notice Gents fur
aseed for the ballroom in elegan, style. Call spd see
nSe lmeods
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.R. BERG'S ANSWER TO ARCH

nR. BERG'S ANSWER TO AKCF-
4 pBIsHOP HUGHES REV DR.. BERG's AD-
DRESS in Answer the Lecture Of hfchb,shop Hughes
on the Decline OF Professionalism published 2ad ior sae
Is printed ii hne octave pamphlet OF tlir[y.:wo pages,
printed from type, and on tue finest white p9peI
cones seven cents each or 5 dozen Published and for
sale by II 4. PETERSON, 90 Chesnut-sI Phiiadelpha
To whom all orders should addressed Any NUMBER
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For sale in New York by Srnger Townsend beriord
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vzy- Notice,-The Sixth Anniversary ALohegan Tent
No So l. o. Of R. viii take place at the Kneker92cketr
Hall Tweltythird-st and Eighl-ay. on ny te9DAf
EVENING Dec Sd 1850 Good Speakers and singers
are engaged for the OCCASION The Order are particularly
invited meet with he TEN at their Room IN
many Them 10 the Hall The Public also invited to at
IEerd JOHN II. DAWSON c. r.
'eIu n C,pptsoN r s n30 2.is*
~ Notice.-TO THE JoURNEYMEN TAlLORs
on NEW ORK - Hhereds Report was made to the
Society," ON Wednesday evening last that Mr. fauIson Of
Broadway Mr.. Mede OF Dey.st Messrs. Doughty Pear
sons of Broadway, and Messrs Dixon Chauy Broad
wav had all refused pay the Bill of Prices signed by
them sometime ago Therefore this is to give NOTICE. that
the men in their employment will meet at the SKIN ward
Hotel on MONDAY morning, Dec 2, at9 CLOCK Tor the
purpose of SAing against said Employers and setting
watch upon their Stores until they redeem their promise 10
By order Of Society, JOHN McCAULEY, President
JosEPH MATTERS, Sec'y nc q
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TENWO or three GENTLEMEN or GEN
4 TlrN1y and WIFE can be pleasantly accommodated
with BOARD in very desirable location. House sup
piled with nearly every modern convenience To persons
OF quiet habits and DESTROYS ola real home the vacancy
thai has Just occurred offers favorable opportunity
N u
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t3 Evangelical Worship every sunday a! 81,
Lakes Buildings, oornerof Grove and hudson SITS Seels
free On Sunday FIRST Dec Afternoon at 81 o'clock, OF
Transubstanalion by Rev. j NJ Belts. Evening T. o.
the Parable of the Good Samaritan. hoo IL
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~ The Rev. ". :, Hutton, ID. ID: viii Preach
I'M Reformed Dutch Church, corner OF Beecker anu
Morton sts TOMORROW Evening service TO com
mer ce at O'clock Morning and Afternoon Services by
the Pastor al tie usual hours hoV IT,
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zcn CALIFORNIA eaEG0N AID 1fb - - W. '9.a s
"a published g5e aepaTtlTe Of esoA So ~
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