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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, Arccoaeer.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT
~ S,erc lsS Broadway.
Liberal cash advances made censgnrens r aue,,os

~
Liberal cash advances uaie csns;gnrens Cor auenos
MONDAY EVENING. Nov. ii. sna sorout,s d,~.
6sEAr SALE OF DAMAGED BoeKs.-Abouf 50 o0S voiume.
81 Books slightly damaged by water at the earning o,
valuable publications. sd By single eopes OF in Qaan
and Boys and Girls Libraries; Theological and scbeol Dis.
rst Llosasy; faIldngs splwes,s and James, Novels
Library ss5 ssss! o sSs
Classical Works Medical Books standard Works His.
Tory, Theology S Ssiencss lsd Msseanss generally
gil. hInong la5 volumes each. Asa upwards Of isoo ms.
cellanies volumes OF the SANE complete in themselves
which VIII be sold separate aSortns for
those who have part, Of sets 10 complete teens Zoo Buwc,s
and Holy Land and Greece and Turkey Barnes Noe, On
Gospels Romans. Corinthians, &c; Bulvcr,s Novels,
TUESDAY. Second Evening Sale
VIII Include cosiplee sets OF Mrs Sherwoed's Works
1875 also about SEQ volumes OF the sane complete in ,heu
selves sets OF Family Classical Library sly; go separate
of de- 100 Anaons Classical Works, assorted loo
vols Bulwsr,s Works the ssst illustrated edioa
WEDNESDAY, Thint Evenings Sale.
Will include set. OF Family Library, l+S volumes Ia drae
en,h as2 upwards Of 1890 volumes to De sotd separate
Works, ,Ovois 81 Dram,e Library; 100 sulwers zanon
vols; quantities of Hoopers and Coopers Dictionaries
GOODS Study OF Medicine; Campbers Philosophy OF Rhet-
Bruns and woodbridges Geography; MISCELLANEOUS Works
impossible 10 detail in advertsenent
THURSDAY. Fourth Evening Sale.
viii include OF Boys and Girls Library, 50 vols,
go separate volumes ae leo volumes OF James Novels
bornc leo volumes OF Buwcrs Novels, large illustrated
edition. 50 vols; Pauding's Novels sets OF Theological
Library vols loo separa volumes of do 81 Volumes OF
School Distret Library 500 vols OF Boys and Girls Libra
~ unfinished in biGdug 200 volumes OF Family Library,
DO Also large variety of School and Classical Works,
together it'll 5000 volumes OF Novels Miscellaneous
Books.
FRIDAY, Fifth Evening Sale.
VIII include 100 Smiths GRAMMAR Sher~oods Works;
EdgewortRs Works; Classical Boys and Girls Library;
Medical Books, aud immense variety OF Miscellaneous
Books, Novels, Tales, Juvenile School Books, &c.
SATURDAY, Sixth Evenings Sale.
Will Iclude quantities valuable Historical Theological
and Classical Works, School Books and upwards OF 5000
volumes of Novels and Miscelianes generally.
u Catalogues may be had at the store
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov .,
At O'Clock.
Hatlers PocketBook Makers and Boob binders Leather
About $50 dozen colored Skins, assorted colors.
Also, an invoice of Binders Muslin various patterns
Also, an invoice OF Marble Paper
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Of Stereotype Plates TO Fleetwoods Life of Christ
fO3 nae ortayo with enOrayiDpS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

LsALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
q prepared with his usual extensive OF sea-
sonable Goods orders for Garments In style
which will compor wit any hoass in the Trade, nj prices
which mist Offer Inducements those paying ready mo-
ney.
Attention solicited the style Of Panlaoeas furnished
this bsen, particular care directed ID tbs de-
partmsp. with the view OF giving entire Satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty 10 getting
suited are assured superior 6 always be realized
French and English Cassmeres in great variety Of
pattern. us received. The assoruaent yesngs which
gave so much satisfaction through the Spring ana Summer
seasons, will be kept up
French and English Cloths Of super and medium quail,
ties Dress and Frock Csas Pilot and Beaver Cots sr
surtouts, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and SATIN Scsr
CraYais, Handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery, Suspepders
Shirts, Collars, &c, nj usual moderate prices
WM. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 20 Broadway, American ko:el
sQ,ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

Z the Tradesmen's Fire Engine Co. No. 81 viii be
held al the Apollo Saooc, 40 Broadway, Friday Eve
ainy Nov s. 1892 Wallace's celebrated Cotisu Band Is
engaged for the occasion. The floor will De under the
management OF Mr. Isaac Devoe, assisted by Committee.
who will exert themselves render this OF the most
agreeable Balls Of the
Tickets be had OF either of the Committee or al the
Apollo Saloon Tickets 81 co. Dancing 10 coEuence at
O'Clock precisely }. H. HOFFMAN
r H. CBEEssIAN Sec,y mig lNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

DY s. DRAPER, Jr.-Stors 54 Will
Il , liam.street. corner OF Pine-street
TUESDAY, Nov. 22
At 10 O'clock at the Auction Room.
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEsEs-Frem the shelves-on credit
OF ix months for improved endorsed notes0o pieces
peror West Of England Cloths and Casmsres, just i'm
ported.
Catalogues and samples morning of sale,
THURSDAY, Nov "a.
At 10 O'clock at the Auction Room.
FRENCH GooDs-By ca,alogue-For approved endorsed
notes at months credit-00 French Goods, COM
prsng great variety and extensive assortment of staple
and fancy articles Of recent importatons
Catalogues and samples on the morning OF sale.
Also without reserve IL splendid embroidered Canton
Grape Shaws and case silk Shaws, of superior STYLE
Just landed.
Also bales Cloth Blankets of superior manufacture I'M.
ported expressly for private families.
Also 8 bales fancy end Blankets
Also, 2 bales brown and fancy plaid horse ditto.
SATURDAY, Nov. &c,
At 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room.
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs-Fron, the sheves-on credit
six mona for approved endorsed potes-900 ps super
West OF England Cloths and Cassimeres just ported,
srsing woolyed blacks browns invisible green, olive.
citron green, claret daha, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, NOVEMBER q. ls4s.
MINIATURE ALMAsAc-THIs DAY
sus TIE NOON fF,rrI az,
Rises Is Sets 4sRises- a Morn s4Iaior 9 s.
Latest Dates.
Nov. IHAv0E 80. ...... Nov
LIVERPOOL. 4lsEw-osLEAss ......Nov. 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble bnild.
M EW-YORk MUSEUM AND PIC

LIZ TURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite The City
HalMr H Bennett Manager begs leave state that IN
accordance with his OF last week be has
manufactured a FUDGE MERMAID which he willingly
leaves 10 the public pronounce whether II is not Ian
niteiy superior to the exhibiting The HI GHES
FAMILY, the wonderful Welch HIrpsts are engaged !;
also FRANK DIAMOND, Mr.. B. BOYCE, Miss ROSA
LIE. Fancy and Miniature GlasS-B lowing by Mr. Owens
Day performance "Wednesday and Saturday al o'cPk
Evening entertainments commence al = clock. Adms
SION 20 Museum Picture Gallery Performers shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

M ANTED-A place by girl for gem
w cra homework wno lived5 years IN her last place
Apply al s05 Eizabeth-sI. MI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

Mitchell u. a. sociccy.-To-night there is 10 be
superior speaking at sos Broadway, IN the Mitchell a
Society by Messs Parker Of Boston, HogIn OF Brooklyn
Patterson OF this city and OILERS and also vocal MUSIC OF
yerv attractive kind Admission free and the public
spectfuy invited to attend HENRY A. FAY, President
w. G. PHILLIPS Scc'y. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

rJ THE POPULAR REMEDY al those forms OF disease
which, when neglected. end in Consumption such cough
from any cause throat, hoarSenass and the ke,he
Hygiene Horehound Candy-is Tie most popular and
cessul remedy and noseesy supplantng all the other
and manufactured certificate makers. Sold wholesale and
retail al 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

e d. Fish, Fashionable Hat Estn bfssn'
rne,ar. No. 1877 Broadway, informs the pubic
thai he continues 10 manufacture Hat, Of description In
qualify ighneS and neness OF texture, for 81 90 niS
equal 10 ALL and superior 10 most for which $ are PAID
His nenes, STYLE is particularly becoming and unique, an
10 be found in Hats Of his nuiactuIs only
Ii consists ia graceful curve and Of the brn. .han
which nothing more beautiful expressive has been htn.
ERIC seen AVID which none can fail admire This fasbon
is The result not of mere experiment. but of elaborate tud
certain rules for adapting art TO nature 10 which e
he besi,ate moi TO assert that in style refining the
ser of the Hat jlha desirable qnaly,l his EsaoSa
men, stands unrval,ed His Hats al S. 30 are reay
beautiful article; they buI rie inferior To the other
in material while they equal in style Workmanship ana
durability Remember, 137 Broadway. Mo ThSTuIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, ISL Broad
way would inform the gentlemen Of New-fork thai us
Fall and Winter style Of Hats ready for their
ton and critical Judgement Claiming the distinction Oh
having been The first 10 project and abide by strcy
AMERICAN style OF Hats instead Of serviley copying the
Fashions OF Europe which are often unsuhed our eli
mate and he roices 10 perervc that others have
seen fit 10 follow his lead and that the following OF
European Fashions IN Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF Gentlemen's Nutria Hats al
s. So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL finish fashion
and durability TO any Hat sold low :! in the GUY
Bul he wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats are
uot sold at this price hut at 81 80 These he recommends
as equal to any hat sold in NewTork al S. under ana
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gen,lemen visiting city respectfully invited 10
call and examine L stock OF Winter hats and Judge G.
their Quality He conf cn that whether IT, ceSst o.
The best Hal is desired, The inquirer viii here be satisfied
Try him (saaul D. FISH, l57 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

~ The New York Museum will be full 10 excess tonight;
such powerful attractions before been presented
nj any Museum Nine performers appear, con-
ssrg OF The Hughes Family the celebrated barppiayers.
Miss Clements the danseuse, Diamond, Jenkins Rosae
Miss Blanchard aad Bnlce. The whole inclu hog Muse
nm cuosies picture gallery and performances TO be seen
for one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

A MEXICAN FEMALES.-Ciaims of
"A the Country on American Females, by Aiss Coke,
author Of Young Ladies' Companion etc vols l2alo
This day published and for sale BY
Mi SAXTON & MILES, 205 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

II Never before did The American Museum put forth
such galaxy rich, powerful and talented attractions as
this week This popular establishment is extensively pa
tronised by the respectable and fashionable portion the
community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

A. H. WARD co. hsve made arrangements with MIR
E. Jacquemn of Paris TO purchase their goods IN France
and will continue the Importation and keep hand com
p!ee assortment of Fancy Articles Combs Periumery &c
and sell them on the favorable terms AT the old stand
No Al Maiden Lane. Z MI NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

M ANTED = As ChambeTmald aud
w Nurse or Waiter, by girl, who can give
good city reference Apply at Moss Little Jones st in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

M ANTED-A partner with small cap
w ta in genteel profitable business, well estsb'
lisled Apply al Gil CORTLAND ST. Ri IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

MULE SPINNERS-Two good Mule
IYA Spinners, well recommended, wanted Immediately
Annv at II Cedar street 10 JOHN LOCKWOOD n2i ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

MIR. Man BOHRER'S SECOND
lYH CONCERT, on Monday Evening, November 2ls'
Mr.. MAX BOHRER respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he will give his Second Concert on the abs'e
date a, the Apollo, assisted by several OF the first artists
Tickets 81 each, 10 be had the principal Music Stores
and I he ConcerI O'clock Mig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-21

nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
H. OF The Howard Insurance Company" have De
cared Dividend TEN per csct- ON the new capital
payable 81. after NoveQbs. II, 1912
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
November Is 1912. DIG Ennis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
From Tie G,nnesse, Farmer,
RELIEVING cmoHHD CATTLE.

NELIkNI"b tilp.hp al Lf'
Mcssrs. G.vnrd II Tucktr-E Having
seen in the Oc.o5cr nu.nucr oi the Gu!tiva
,or E.r ISL, an article from the pen al
DAVID r tU;' uI his state, IN III" sunJrci
Of chukrd cattle, wish 10 e!"c you ny
remedy for thai difficulty. Last sprine
Que of nv rnicIl cows ir.! on 'nrncps WAS
,iisc,yerel 10 i: ciaacI. aud 0n exanIna.
ton, we iouad inlr n large aud sumo shat
long piece ul rata tasa had lodged about
'IaIi waydoHn The throat. Torclicve her
inc cOw was cast, Il small clcricc was put
in her month. and srvrrn, Young lads from
10 Io ID years oi age were urged 10 put
their tands .pwn her GiIrnai AMI endeavur
To remove The root. Th,v refused; seeing
the COW must soon die. my wi!c-it WAS
one of her iavorirc cows-paSscd her arm
down To The shoulder, and drew forth the
obstruction. not, huHcror, wiIhou, having
her ar'n much bruised either by the teeth
,i the anima! or he iron.
immc,li,lcly set about devisine some
easier, aud y.s SAFE. way Of relieving COW,
ar other cairlc similarly chohrd. | ~cn;
80 worA ani made " bat shall call pis
ION, fnr frecin. tue throat Of cattle from
substances That NAV lodge in ,bem.z,,L
madc- n rUi NJ rTugr wHTtc oIS-! sHouih
prefer hickorv-ihree fee, in length. with
q Ituoh os: one end ID inch in diameter:
The end ma,ic II"lpwins. while the other
was ol The same size for handle. The
middle part WAS worked down Ios Of an
i.cll, so tia, il might he flexible. or sprins
IN case .hc animal should struggle.
rnaic, and placed my implement IN
my gorrcr, aud IN shur, limo | had an
opportunity "a! tc-!I.e ii, ncri;s. A poo'
aiam. a uGi.hbnr. had his COW clicked .siiil
Il potato, aud when learned hcI condr
ton. those h0 had entca:nrr;! 10 relieve
her had IrIt her qnI sune ho'nr, satisfied
II. muL die. On NY arrival The cow
WAS much swciird. aud hr"alhcd only with
the greatest difficulty. The owner he'll;
her Ly Que hnr,, aud The ncsc, while took
the unicr jas in nn" hand. aud with The
n,i,-r passed ,hr piston g"ni!y. down. shov-
ing the potato ahour s,x inches. then GrS"
"ur The rod carefully. ana Ia" COW walked
away aud began Ia lrazr. The whole
wn, dnuc in less Than hall a minute. The
piston .hnu!d he well oiled before using.
and every owner of oa'Ie would do well
,u have such a rad IN stc against The Ii;ic
+ n"cd. JACOB VEhrLA>D,
Hudson county. y. !. Nor. 1911.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
TuOS. ASPlNWALL.

The Lo iSvi!ic Jour al 'ar hes the
following skeIch o. "a her daring move
mrnr of Il young lady.
A Louisville Eehs.--A few nights ago,
one OF The most accomplished hellcs of this
city. while sleeping in The snrnr apartment
with Mrs. Charles W. Thursron. who is In
feeble health. was suddenly reused by u
Sigh, noise, Lookiue around her, shc
saw rulIiinn. evidently a robher, ar Il
window, in the act of raising il. Lenpiug
i. she bade him depart. lie hcsitaicrI .
moment; but seeing rhol the Two ladies
we're alone IN The room, he proceeded with
n terrific lrnwn in elicclin. his entrance
Tkercupon The young lady Instantly seized
n large pistol that chanccd TO he in the
apartment; she cooked it. presenting it al
him, mud declared her determination 10
blow his brains out il he did NOT instantly
fly. iIr ku.w from her cnuntenancr thai
she would be rs good a, her word. and
snnrching some small articles OF dress from
n chair within arms length ofthe window,
he nrd with precipitation. We are told
that The young heroine would have fired If
81. :, 4 known ll:at the pistol was certain
ly Ios,,c,i. bu, he feared ,ha' 1t wa- emp.
~. and that snap would beiray her de-
lcucclcssncss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
~ We thaHsfiily aclsacyisGse the reeeip,
ola Number Of Pa1iic DOcaa,eais isoss Ehe
Hon. r. w. Piele.,s

To Delinquent saaseriJas.-fIasins corn-
mcnced our seventh volume. and feeling dssi..
Ous oF making varioua improvements in our es-
taI'iishmen, we are in wanr of fnnds, orrceufe
the necessary materials 10 carry oai our desis-..
cd object; aud TO WHOM, are we 10 apply for
those funds but our patrons. who have been
supplied weekly. with the various news; and
soHc OF whom have not paid one cent. for tho
last two or three wears, for Subscription. Ad-
vcr,ising ur JOB Work. To these who ale in
arrears FOR Subscription. and viii li4uidnc thrir
accounts by the March court. We viii receive
So per year, bun after that time we shall III ali
cases exact 81. the terms Of the paper. Wc
have, n, no time sincc The paper has been III
our hands. been very grca, duHs. but find ihs.
the ncCsunts are becoming go large on our
book. and money 80 scarce an article. tia, III
self JuS,ifc alton, we sha have 10 adopt tho
daaains il not the rash system.
Wehope our delinquent Subscribers will come
forward, osE and All, aud save us The froubic
Of sending. and themselves the ezprnse Of being
waited on by 4 collector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
Npm ORLEANS. JAY. 81.

Yucatan.-We learn from reliable YER
bal info, Il, atom. ,ha, the province "i ln-
cn,ap has relapscd-in'o state .o'Sderen-
deuce upon The Mexican Goyernme"',-
We learn further that when The fuca'nn-
csc Congress decided upon acknowledging
The supremacy oil Mexico. the event was
ceIebrated u, Merida, and The other lowns
in the province. by The firing of cannon.
illuminaiiions and other manifestations OF
rejoicing. The precise terms 4p"n winch
The RECOMMENDATION WAS effected have uot
trauspirel; bu, they have re!ereace to Ger
tain privileges of local ieeisia'ion which
Son,n Anna has concedrd 10 The province
of Yucatan. Thus ends this iarcica! at :.
tenn, 10 establish freedom, ia province
which is never destined 10 enjoy ihc pre-
yoy,,ives of rational liberty uiiil Us insii.
tSilonS are -GerIysu fr6m- Is,uHu'ur-reI'u"-
lie, aud is population exhibits the capacity
for self government, whic! distinguished
the people of this cuun,ry.-Bse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

S,i:ure Of Smugsisd Jc,re!iery.-The Charles.
ION Courier or The 2nj ins.., states. that Col.
Thomas d. Condy United States Marshal Tor
Tie District nf Soul, Carolina, OF The Let inst,
made a seizure of n ranable 10, of Jewellery
sEea goSs sgeEtsaI St G2 3 EfSsees 5ss sSm sSh
Which. in those pressing times OF empty vaults.
and protested government, drafts. becomes
matter oi much importance. The owner fthe
property is MIR G. Lccazrt'e. who arrived at
the Dor, of Charleston on the 2Sth ul:., in ship
from Ilayrc. aud bad taken passage wiih-his
family. in the mail packet FOR Havana, with
view Of disrosing oi his goods IN that place.
Some srspicions saving been excited. the maj
shnl obtained search warrant. pioccedrd on
bo?rd the brig and seized on n carre, bag, DO
longing To Mr. Lecazeltc, on op, ming which
splendid assortment Of rich Jewellery, consists
III! of gold and silver watches, rlnss, brooch
81. &C. of sIeat vaue were exposed 10 view.
which were at once taken possession of by tho
Marshal. a. forfeited 10 ire government. The
Havana packet wls getting under weigh Al the
time. aud consequently the Marshal was unable
10 Obtain III. proper process for the detention OF
tie person Of Mr.. s. wio is now on lils way 10
Havana. having been relieved OF the .rar OF an
nvcrhauiins IN that pnrt through the attention
aud vigilance of Mr. ConJy.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

:IfGa in U,E.-Ou Thursday the Goth
inst. ai,nur . o'clock. a. a. n young ger
man IN ihr employ Of hlr. Hawks. went
dowu into The welt OF James Hawks. Esq.
near the Monur Hope Garden, 10 get q
bucket. When within Two feet of 'he
bn;orn aud "a feet brnea'h the surface Of
tic ground, the stones and dirt cavcd i'll Ia
the Top bur, ing him literally in The bowels
of The earth. Mr. Hawks being spec'n.
Tor of the scene gave the alarm. and all
possible effort was mad,. IN eytrcatc him
as quick as possible. He could be dis
llrctly heard, and about fifty men laborcd
necessarily for his release. lie was reach
ed aud taken out abOat O'clock. having
bccu completely wcdccd in on all sides by
the mass Iur some four aud ialr hours,
and though hrui.cd 10 almost every inch OF
his body, no bone WAS broken. His pnsi.
,ion-with arms aud legs extended. his bo-
dv beat over side. Que hand higher than
lis head and one foot in the wa'cr-must
have been painful in the extreme. 4 large
;lai stone. Of some 20tr lbs. lay over his
head within bali an inch Of it. lie says
he hear: hem driving nuil, wien making
preparations 10 IL; h'p out, and hope
must have kept 'Ihc hear; whole. lie
Was very much chilled. and mnd"r all 'hc
circumstances his prr.crv1iIn Is truly re
uafkabIc, c,-Ra RachsSlsr D.mOcrlt.