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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19

ticc ,Sl3 Broone. street. MISUNDERSTANDING YORK. Nov
i8lh 842-Ths may certify that was attacked last may
with the Chronic Rheumatism in my left hip, from which
place il has dversed backward and forward to my knee
which have used have done me no good, my business be
Ing OF such nature ship carpenter and having frequent
" large numbers Of men work require my cor
stan, presence. With difficulty kept about until leser,
day when being White Hall Slip the distress ne easea
beng uri onted. got Bowery omnibus and drove
lie Dr. Tnomsnns SAB Broome-strest and now = ho9ss
The time spent under his udiciou, treatment. am bette
than have beea sinae was first attacked IN May. eei
strong and well, have good appetite and would anv'se
all who have the rheumatism, and want quick relet To
call upon Dr. Thomson Yesterday walked with ditcuty
with cane to-day walk better without one, anu
cons ouenlv have LETT my with the Doctor where II
may be JOSEPH JONES, 10 hshty.sL H.,
Reference Paul Jones. Us Henrysreet, or at The
Methodist Book Concern in Mulberry-st- El9ot
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DIED:


On Friday morning, 18th inst altar short Illness Petsi
'udervoori, III ih- 67th year OF t;s age.
~, ICES ana friends of The fanny respectfully
tEe :! tun-ra without ue,h-r notice, thiS al
ernoon tss artay AZ , oi ps Street 9 'a''
On Thursday evening, Nov. ?,n 3r: IN tb. o.,
Whrlplcy sou OF The Rev. Stsnret Wheiee,. " VIZ ~
yea. OF his age.
His fri-nds and acquainance paftenaY invited to
attend his unera Sunday al oc!ocS from The residence
OF bis mother in law, Mrs. Jones, No. 46 Spring-st
On Friday evening. 18Th lost, Thomas W. youngest sou
OF Thomas ". and Eiemia Is nch, aged years emo y
The relatives aud friends the family requested 10
attend uneral Sunday a. r a tu;n IA Sanosst'
Brooklyn. 1890. H.,
Webb, Jr. Go,
this afternoon athalf pasS O'CLOCK oni no 20 ,oa' ST.
Brooklyn. - ;n. .,
bilious teve Captain Edward l. Brewer, son Oh Jus de
Ptiny Brewer, aged 10 Years =,
Illness Miss Van Sce, eldest daughter OF John va
Ia Brooklyn l7i instant Florence, Youngest child OF
Capt. Rahbone ;,.
TIN year of his aye.
Al Rockaway l.. l. on the 7,h lGst irs. sarah Ffanhn
vile of John L. Norton. aged IS years. ar
Al O,wego lib instant, o. hemurhlse OF the lungs, Nr
Isaac ccudder aged 81 Years
Al Newark y. j., III. instant Mary Elizabeth, edes
daughter OF Rev. NJ II Henderson, aged years
In Morrsowp on the 9th instant, ct CONSUMPTION, squire
Burnett III the 49l year OF his age.
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MARRIED /.

At Yonkers, Wednesday evening the 6lh inst ny The
Rev II. L. >,orrS Col Ale1an&rr Smith. Yves, Farms.
Iss JADE yours daughter c. e Baldwin, ESQ. OF The
fer,uer place.
AT albany. The 18th inst. by the Rev. H. l. Stark
NJ. George Riggs OF NewYors, 10 Miss Nary Anoinrlte
yGpngest daughter OF Charles Conkng Esq that city,
AZ NV Canaan, Conn tre !lIh Instant. % the Rev d
Ogden, Captain Edward = O-een rt Nepr.York. MisS
Nash ESQ.
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NEW WORLD BRANCH OFFICE
AND PERIODICAL DEPOr


i5a Brocdscay, cOrne7 81 JFalh 'sIFte1
MR. waRDLgIGH has taken the above plendid Store,
which will De opened THIS MORNING for the sale Of ell
the Books Periodicals. Newspapers, Fancy Socss ana
s,aonerv Medicines Ring celebrated Candy, shennans
Lozenses Sc .a.o
DIR RUsHS INFALLlBLE HEALTH PILLS,
the most popular MEDICINE every prepared for the cure OF
diseases
Citizens The upper wards invited to call al this Of
tice ard supply themselves viii The latest PUBLICATIONS.
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4. Fire ", the Tom bs.-GREAT E3Ciih.
MENT.-Never such scene Witnessed az that e1ho-
e, in and about the Egyptian Tomb yesterday afternoon
and evening Death the most horrible iorni was me
theme OF discussion and thousands OF anxious people
,hronged The streets And yet greater sensation has
been ploducea within the la hall century than at occa
stoned by the remarkable cures effected by
DR. RUSHS INFALLlBLE HEALTH PILLS,
the best medicine prepared for the cure OF dyspepsia
or Indigesnn Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heacacle'
Heartburn Erup,ons OF the Skin, Piles aai WHICH are IN
valuable in the numerous complaints 10 which women are
subject, his valuable medicine IS the result OF many years
of careful study and experiment On The part Oh Tue ae ~
Bepuma Rush, of Philadelphia. OF the most skin'
physicians of The age. The Pills exceedingly mud In
their peration giving pain whatever and by happy
combination Of medical agents, they enabled to carry
eff all the 7,iaIe and irritating secretons IRON LIE aie
,arv canal and remove any nammalory elher derafSe
ent of the animal economy which may have been
eouaZe the circulation healthy acton 10 all lhe
secrc,oy organs, and promote most vigorous actoh o me
organic functions.
r. Sold wholesale and retail, By II. 6. DAG6ERs, %
Aor.sree, New.York, and (retai) by Wardle o. NO 80
broadway corner Of Grand street, j. Kelly, 2eI broao
way; Hart corner OF Chatham AMI Chamber~steet; Ak
ford 1873 Howery by H. Green, No. 6St Fultnn-s'reel'
Brooklyn.
Price IS cents box neatly put up in wrapper engraved
by Duraud Co steel, with fuc stm'e OF Dr. f.a
signature on each box, which IS accompanied villa inA
drec tons for use. h's "
nTng PoPriAg RgMEpY all those forms oil dlsea,r
which Vtel, neglected. end III Consumption such as eou
rom any cacsr sore throat hoareness AMI ,he St-he
Hygenc H0rehound CaGGy-s the most popular anu -
ce>stu remedy and is nolseessly suppllpun5 an e n
pretended compounds wanted rnpudentiY by hcutpu
End manufactured certificate makers. Sold wholesale ano
retail al 49, Broadway.
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II Noticc.-In the University small Chapel! the Rev
Ioin Lille will, on the morning OF next Lords Day, Ue
1ob ias,) continue his exposition OF the 9th Chapter "i
Matthew and on thu evening Ills discourse on the " De
,gn and Result Of Gospel Missions founded on tie IN
verse of the same Chapter. Services Will commence at lo
n aod : n'rjock evening MIG II
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BROTHER JONATHAN.

1Ais days Number contains the following mportah'atu
ces, besides is usual yatiet es
Particulars of the Death OF JOHN c. COLT
The MARY C. RODG EI;S Mystery fully explained
The FOREIGN NEWS by steamer Acadia.
Also pew American Novel complete ertitled The
HuNCHBACK. Te.t OF Pennsylvania.
II SiAge copies may be bad at the otice, lO2 Nassau.
street neatly enyeloped in wrappers the mails Price
cents. ms
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Passengers Arrived

Ir the steamship Acadia Capt Ryrie from Liverpool al
Bos on, Nov. lai2-For BosonDonad Macleod lady and
Two children Mrs Kent and child Mrs Russell nurse and
e and Bramni-r, Lloyd. Bai>iord. Hodg E:ched,
Jacoueuin Kim, Malard, Meteor Lou, Lapayrr, Moutan
6 c Hoyey l. Maniandon, :. Barnard. f" Clark,
Pni!ppi Rabeson Jr, Meurice, Carne Arneburg spen
GER Bailey Lynch, Boswick lady and two children Bishop
Landed al Haiiax-5 passengers. From Hal fax-tev d
Fouchet,e, Messrs ngls, Burid and CunaId, Jr
Passengers Sailed
la steamship Great Western for Li,.rpooTpMr RICE LADY
Oakley Jos ( Rolph Thos HILL Jos Fisher, II Einlay;
Hector Morrison. OF NewYork Manning Kenndrd of Phi
adelphia Smith. of Boston; Wan Harvey OF Valparaiso
Cbas Barrett, 6 Wakefield and servant. Cha Allen Jas
Buckley E H Bradbury, OF England; Hersey Palmer and
ssIvant, Of London
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NJ The Church in Sixth street, near ~ avenue
will he opened tor the services OF Episcopal Church on
Sunday next. Hours OF Worship 1oA a. Ms p NJ aud
p Al IT
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. EIenI,h. Qniel and Comfor:.-The Ga.

ham House, Is Barclay 81 New-fork ncties advantages
20 Strangers Stopping lew days The city, such
AIRY street fery near the business part OF the city ana
e immediate vicaiy OF The principal S;eaWb9si landings
lis apartments ore convenient sd heat, willie liable
supplied VITA the best Vegetables fruits that be
proc2red excluding entirely Animal Feed Snlc
OF al kinds CHARGES no6era;etSl 81 . per cay
ranS!ea'lsUd every effort Giade BoayGerS COM
Portable Shower Baihs Tree iirmsmeer IS Becclay-s,
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~ Temperance Concert-Owng to the lncle
mcncy oil HE weather, the Lady Franklin Temperance 80
cic,y will repeat their Concert This Eyeniag at Washing
ton HALL corner Of Broadway and Reade. Tickets Is n
he had at the IL
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Passengers sailed

H1ARINE JOURNAL.
FORT cs rEW-YORK, NOvEMsERla 10, lac.
IMMATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
rag .Uy rHs Moos FULL 80
Rises III Sets 4sRses. a Morn SO Nor. IL
Latest ates.
,osccS ,.......... Oct p HAVE ,Vcl Q
LrvEkPooi .ocI Il lses
CLEARED.
Ship Duncan, Putnam, New Orleans DAVIS Brooks Co.
North Amec Lowber Liverpool, c. H. Marsha!i hottn'
gnsr Bur.ley Liverpool woodruff Minturni kehsingion
Shun, way MobileJohn Elwel Coz "estpha!a. tbrsu,.l
Vessels. Geo. E. Gerdng; Queen sictoIls Hideuf
Orleans John Elwell Co. ,-;., :,
Brigs Eugene Drnkwaler, Kingston, jam, Nesmlh . y
Leeds; Eclipse Duncau Halifax, VIM Tucker; fasey o.
Blounl Howe Havana, B. Bianco; Margaret lbr iai AN
schooneis Tarry.Nol, McIntyre, Grand HaoW, La; II.
Georgeiowa and Washington, B. Cooley Coz on!arlo'
Vinatt Curacao, Boonen Graves Co.
ARRIVED.
Ship Adirondack Hacks,af, IS rom Liverpool, with mes
10 Ssbr Eleanor, Cole, ffom Baltimore, with mdse
Soop Helen, Perry, from New Bedford with OIL TO Tue
master.
BEpow-Bark Roman, and ship and bark
Memoir ASDA.
IT Tie l.. S. trigate Independence sun al ahcho' Ia
the Lower Bay.
The ship westcbes.er Gate ashere) was sold by auc,o
an Thursday $500, cash She has iut inventor y e
Sa44 lbs and 1906 lbs chain cables i and men -
,bon,s cach stream anchor hausef boats caoin sho
turniture, &c
DISASTERS.
sb Catherine nj Ess, Machias los; on SegEln Ledge
s from Greenpor1 L. in ballast; sails, rigging anchors
chains &C. saved would be taken 10 Baul ny te l
10 cu,ter Aert and delivered to the wreck master
Tbe brg Oreans Barker, master owned oy aiessfS ar
,,nis 4 Aiisous in Halifax, sailed from Sydney Nov b
i,h cargo of coal Campo Beo was totally iest OF
,h lin inst on Green Islam, near Cape Sa6e- Nesse
insured in Hew-fors'
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MALL AND WINTER GOODS at tne
4 NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
lent, EAI Fulton street, near bruad"ay'
The subscribers are prepared with large and eIlshisr
,scrln,cnt of FALL AVID WiNIER GOODS to exc
ute orders or garments the shoes,noi and at .me
dyance from cost Our purchases made exclusively io
ash, and we commence fall business July determinec
sustain our unusually ow prices, aad furnish our cliston'
rs with mrs, rate article At sa profit for ready money
strangers and others ystpg the city who art 10 want
IN outfit, viii find il their interest to call and eSan,nror
GOODS aud style OF work bei1re leaving theit orders
Full SUI, iurn.siIed IL II hour
Strict punctuaty observed 10 filling orders
sl2 ISL }. C. BOOTH 90.
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ENALL GOODS.--The undersigned is
a. prepared With his usual extensive assortment OF seq
oaalle ,iosts orders for Garments IN styis
yhcl will ccmpor with any house in tbs Trade at priccs
which must offer inducements those paying ready ms
ICY.
Attention solicited to the style Of Panalosns furnished
establishment particular care is directed To ibis DE-
,artment witt, the view OF giving entire Satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
uted are hata superior fit always be realized
French and English Cassmeres in great variety OF new
patterns ust received. The assortment oil Vestngs which
ave SO much satisfaction through the Spring and summer
easous, will be kept up. ,
French and Eng Iish Cloths OF and MEDIUM quail
les for Dress and Frock Ceas Pilot and Beaver Clohs Tor
Turtouts always on nand. CT.
Fancy dress ARTICLES including Silk and Satin Scarts,
:ravats Handkerchefs, Gloves Hosiery, Saspendets,
Shirts Collars, &C., At usual moderate PRICES
w ~ WIN. T.. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 22s Broadway, American Hotel.
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by ALBA KlMBALL-Ofice No. /

y
A. X. will give his attention the Sole Of Real Essats
Stocks, Furniture atu Out. Door Saieo generally.
(Circular,)
SALES OF STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ALBA KfMBALL offers his services to Merchants an6
others for the sale OF Stocks al Public Auction
For the accommodation OF dealers, be will hold daily
public sale of such Stocks Offered In the Rntunda of
he Merchants Exchange. where buyers and sellers being
oresen can regulate their transactions satisfactorily to
themselves.
-oyesies and lar suits which arise under the present sys
,-m berg subect the rules of business as mer.
hants sales and open Inspection, where every person
IAN exercise bis own judgement.
Principals will the liberty, whenever they 20 elect
~ make the transfers direct the purchaser and receive
he proceeds
Dealers will derive another Important advantage through
he mrlu of the AuctOneers Advertisements As StHcas
IRE frequently sold the Board of Brokers at lsss price
han could have obtained had they been advertised
nd RI. sale made public
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with The Pastor Rev D. Cochran lsexpected to preach
every evening this week Except Saturday evennql al
x o'clock al The Free Congregational Church In Niblo
broadway Saloon Also on the Sabbath at 10 a. NJ aud
and r. NJ Seats Free The public are invited to attend
MIC i:is*
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~ History of Universnlism.- Hey. l. ); saw ,
yer viii deliver his second Lecture History OF Uni
yer.asU, on Sunday Evening, Nov 20.
The public are respectfully Invited attend j. Spe
ciaI attention will be paid TO seating Strangers. III
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porou burn Oil,

LtNE'.Nt UIL "a
u he subscriber has been appointed gent for the sale
OF Oil Tor an extensive Oh Company Nantucket and
prepared TO supply CONSUMERS his store or from his
ons daily or otherwise less than the usual market prices
ty the cask
Sperm Candles superior quality at q cents per L. by
The box.
N. s.-Familes who purchase gallons viii be charged
lhe wholesale price
Manufacturers owners of steamboats, any large
suess Of oi wi! be dealt with or very liberal
odslivered IN any par, OF the city free OF expense.
nl5 In JAMES NJ ALESrER, leo Divlsion.s-
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ry- Noiice.-The brethren OF Williamsburg Lodge NO.
81 o. OF f., and the Order in general are respectfully
rcone,ed 10 meet at their Lodge ROOM North Flrststree
in mil rcgaia on Sunday al O'Clock T. NJ tor The
purpose OF attending the funeral oil our late brother LeTe-
70 D. Cuddy. BY order. -
1ro..,n,r 70, &c Secretary Mo IT
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| sAT situation by a very ca
Wv p,ble man who lived with the lSlc Precedent =
waiter would 20 with carriage. Apply at 10 Charlie
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nAKLEY g. TENNEY. $50 Bowery,
~ Dealers in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS,
would beg leave call tie attention OF The public to their
rev and complete STOCK jus. purchased NJ the most reduced
rcss Havirg but recently commenced business al inc
hove place the subscribers would inform their friends anc
be community generally, that pains VIZ be spared to
i've full satisfaction to those who may favor ~ WIN 'een
patronage. DuMESlIoS.
s bales heavy unbleacbed Sheethss, IRON % 10 ~.
cases bIeoched long cIoh from I'd 10 Is cd per Sa'o
Canton hannels, from sd to Is.
A, 6-i ls-; sheeinss, from Is TO IS 3D.
Alse ckings striped jeans checks, coored camofic &c
SHAWLS.
Cashmere, broche kobye, double nett de 'ane apacs'
rob roy, varying from 81 10 SIS
Blk and blue blk silks, tlorences alpaca lusues
French German and English merinos, sshons' noAse'
zines. bLashIi''
bales heavy Whitney blankets from 81 TO 81
100 pcs flannel red, white aud yelo" from Is Oh 10 O.
PRINTS.
eases super American, from I'd to Is
Q English, from, Is TO Is Cd
Sstpe cloths, cos.iaeres, vesus', handkerchief be-
,ery, gloves cravats, velSc.s, linens, diaper, Nc
OAKLEY Il TESNEY,
$50 Bowery, between Prince and Houston ste,
THos ii. OAKLEY -, Az,
WI. G.. TEHNEY ~ ''''
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: Rheumnti,m. Rh.n.,.,...,. 7
yrn Ynrr NJ o.. =,

medicine discovered which relied on IN, b. c,r
this painful disease Is Dr. HEssy's VEeErsgfE RErr-
STSuF. Here another certificate Which we ~
csivei las; Fridsr.
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"
Dear SIR: For The advantage OF al who wish To find
medicine that can be relied upon Ter the Rhcuna.
tisui would that Dr. Hrnryis RneuDar Syrup has
cured me alter every Other medicine had failed bad been
afflicted with the Rheumatism my feet and ANGLES o1 the
space o: SIX months, thai csE!d walk across the noor
without sGierias the iSt cycrucailIE agony mace use
OF ever remedy which ccuit hear e independent o my
physicians prescriptions without avail. ccntipued 10
grow worse II e,fncded itself through ny whole system,
every joint vas affected that could rest al night
Having read IN the newspapers OF the performed by
ibe use OF your specific my husband procured bottle Tor
me- ana esioro had made bait o oaud myself
greatly benefited, and by CONTINUING ths il
petely cured. airS ii. DEMAPESr. IS EISoeit-sI-
OF at at No. $50 51er HsastoRreet also
Siac!air's, No 100 Nassau street ard IN Newsrk al
Tuppe's, No. 29s Brcad-St MA 6,-
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F&sSeu LASGuAGg.-Th system for teaching Languages
discovered By the late JOHN MANEscA undoubtedly The
@ philosophical and at the time the trues. 10
Nature that has been discovered Manesca was for more
LAO twenty years engaged in teaching the French Ian.
Ssage and he occupied during ,ha, eure time in de-
,isng and peciectng his system Learning by ro,e from
-analar and Dictionaries, which the mos, disagreeabe
e,asas entirely obvia,ed and natural and practical
method is substituted in the place We particularly
recommend the system, persons who des;rous OF ac
quipp The Freach and instruction from teacher who
understands PERFECTLY the OF il is necessary TO Success
we viii STATE TOR their advantage that the system is
Tuned by talented member OF the family al their resi-.
dynce, 70 FrapAn-street.
j. Tie powerful attractions at the New York Museum
draw crowded hon.es The Hughes family display their
,.ohle4' antilles the Harp, Violin, and ConceriinH
They discourse eloquent music The real taa &c
Hersett viii make The Fcjce hide her diminished 'al
Dissnond Rosahe aud Boyce appear. performance 10.
Gay Il O'clock Children should by all means nite 10
@nssS what eau he accomplished by those OF their own
Haua
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u 4. o. nfD. f., Grove Lodge, nc, 5S.-
The members OF this Lodge will meet at The LonSeRoom
corner Grove and Hudson streets on Sunday The h
instant O'Clock, pay the last tribute orespect 10 The
remains Of our amenled and worthy brother Alexander
NcBurney.
The members OF Tompkins Greenwich and Meridian
Lodges and the Order IN gene particularly request
- PARK H. LANE N. 6.
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D. Second Advent AcCtUres.-Rev; josiah Lit
ue will lecture this evening al O'Clock at the corner OF
a,barpe and Madison streets the subject 1T Cbrsr
Cemng a, band-an also at the usual hours OF
public worship.
No. OF the MIDNIGHT CRY ia daily paper Will be
i,,uea Today a, O'Clock 1t will contain Clue 10 the
Tmen and Other Interesting articles Price cents IL
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sNT ANTED-A place as wet Nurse by
w healthy young woman at % Jane, i. MY =.
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TE7O JEWELERS.--FO sale ~ Public
Auction 10 close lot OF Jewellers Tools, con
s,Ipg of Rolling Mills Lahes Dies, and other small oois
AlSa lion Chest, and lot OF CErystdl stones he sa'
vii take place on Friday 25h Inst in the rear OF z secohu
,r 80, f MIG lw'
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An AMERICAN SHlr DESTROYED BY FIRE
The Bordeaux journals give an account of the to-
lal destruction by Are OF the American ship HAVE,
q $50 tons, Capt McKowcn, lately arrived in that
port from New Orleans, and intending to return
Immediately in ballast. |, appears that the flames
broke on, at two o'clock in the morning. AT Il
0c!ock il The day the forcmas, fell into the river,
and gas soon followed by the others. Az O'Clock
The vessel IVES still burning, and formed specta,
Gle which, attracted thousands of beholders. Alto
ecleck her remains were completely submerged
y The flood tide. Reports were in circulation
dat the crew had got drunk and set FIRE to the
s,aip ~ four places at once, and afterward aban,
acned her, carrying with them all that they could
ny hands on. Three negroes belonging to the
Hayre hsye been taken into custody.
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u Enigers Institute Leciures,-ihe Trustees
have made arrangemen for OF Lectures 10 bt
given Thursday Eve ns OF ea,h in the Chapel OF
e Institute they have the pleasure 10 state that the
Introductory Lecture will be delivered Thursday Even
ing December !, by Rev. DR.. HAWKS.
Single Tickets % cents each, 81 !oc the Course en
Lectures) Gentleman and Lady Tor The Course, 81
holders obtain their Tickets application al The nsti-
tu;e on after the Gath instant. GEO w. BELTS,
nl7 ThGStDi Charm Lecture Committee.
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XAT ANTED-A place as wet Nurso by
Wv Il healthy respectable womdn-her cbiid ~.rh'
nl.j An;,lv al 37i Cherry-strect bIJ 81
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MONEY MARKET
SECOND BOARD.
Commefs5a,;ena rsene5. MATTERS,

The sales the Brokers' Board to-day were very small
Delaware declined per cent, Mohawk per cent There
was no change in State securities and the transactions
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n This one Fac, should be Known by every body
that BERTlNE i VANOEKHOOF. No. 80 Wall street..
purchase all kinds OF Uncurent Bank Notes Check, Ger
i6ca,es of Opposite, &c &c. upon favorable
tl.aa any other Brokers ia Wall street.
Those persons having such funds TO dpose OF vii, find
then interest 20 give hsfn a call
Collections ao made il 1sarlg every city in the Uni
ted states.
Providence, Albany, Buffalo, Philadelphia Baltimore,
Richmond, Charleston, Cincinnati, &C. &c.
mig ST. no. 80 WALL STREET
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