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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
M MARRJED.
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On Tuesday evening the l4th instant by the Rev Edwin
Holt air James H. Wigus 10 Miss Mary Antionette Ran
doph eldest daughter Of silas Manville Esq all of this
city.
On Wednesday evening, 18th ns by Rev Dr.. Hutton,
Mr. John Van Vechten Miss Sarah Louisa daughter Of
Reuben Vose, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, l5th instant, by the Rev John Lille, Mr.
Alfred A. Starr Miss Hester H. Wisebuvn all Of this
city
On Wednesday the sh ins by the Rev DR.. Dewey, Col.
James Hamilton Miss Abby Clark Edwards all Of this
city
In Brooklyn on Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, by
the Rev. Dr. Cox James O. l. Hilard and Emma T. Davi-
AT White Plains, Westcester Co on Wednesday the 10Th
inst, by the Rev Mr. Goodsa Mr.. George Forester to
Miss Ether A. daughter of Elijah NJ Davis of the former
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DIED.,

On Thursday, 10th inst, Pierre Marcen Gauffreau aged
81 years.
On 18th inst, Of consumption Jane, wife of VIM Hays,
in the 33d year of her age.
On Wednesday morning, 18th instant, William Skillin
aged 81 years.
On Wednesday morning, 18th instant after short but
Illness Mary wife Of John Vessels in the oath year
Of her age.
On 18th inst, Milton H. Snyder, of Frederick City, Md
III the 25th year Of his age.
Ia Brooklyn 18th inst Henrietta Tracy Hooper aged "A
years daughter of the Joseph Hooper formerly of Ne~bu-
ryport, Mass
AT Albany, OH the l4h instant Joshua Tufts in the 5eth
year of his age.
AT Bridgeport Conn the 25th ulmo in the slst year
of her age. Mrs Hannah P Burrt wife of The late Ste
phen Burrit and daughter OF the Rev Ephram Avery Of
Rye, n deceased many years since Mrs D. was the last
survivor Of her fathers S also of her own family
AT the City of Hudson the 18th day of llth month,
after long and painful illness which she bore with ChrlSt-
ian fdhrtitude, Abigail, wife of Isaac Hall aged co.
At 81 Marys Seminary, Baltimore, the 5th ns the
Rev James Hector Nicholas Joube in the 9th year Of his
age.
Oct s4th, Mr.. Ephram Rich, of Topsnam, first of the
ship James Edward.
Passengers Sailed
In the ship Sutton for Charleston-Alss Gersam, Mr.
Mannigaut Mrs Manngault and servant, Mrs f Deano,
child servant Mr. Lownds, Mrs Lownds and servant M7
Mcbride Mr. Boom lady, children and servant, Miss
Arms
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EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED Z A

PR y l E u I A l.! y YES,
supply the City and Interior Trade by the package
b conning their attention entirely and exclusively to thus
one article L. B. enabled only 10 exhibit more
ensiye and beautiful than TO be found
(ere being similar establishment for rrnts @ ~ I.
States bat 10 sell always prices as low, c'e ses
lorer than houses whose attention and means arc
n9hs % isIEe Some Thousands Of Different Pat
rns ard C5orings all The aIes and
~ .ys AS they appear the market besides many which
xiii b. got up exclusively for their own sales
of this article viii find their ntsest 10 sI-
anime mis- Stock before buying their Prints Even II they d9
not purchase they will at least have The OF seeing all
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with every yaratlen oi
the Market are placed the hands Of Buyers. All oIds
VIII rrcaiye the best attention. au25 SIM DSW
ORDERS.
As t. B. wil keep this great assortment all seasons OF
the veal. tiley will of be able 10 orders even
in the depth (Shen other establishments here have
no stock of goods the best manner and they solicit the at
enton Of dealers to very unusual advantage which theiI
establishment offers.
TraMs-Al goods ars charged at cash prices pc!
Catalogue winch will be with all goods oIdered and
time Is given. interest is added. MI
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THE CHRISTIAN GIFT FOR 1874.
Valuable Book for Families.
ST published and for sale at IA Fulton.street,


a SIX DOLLAR BOOK At HALF pRIcE0
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE PlCTO-
RIAL HISTORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.
With several hundred Engravinss.
U Price s3 700 large octave rages eega95ly bound IN
gilt and letered 1C- Pamphlets containing Recomnenda
''T@5 AGEETS wanted in and country
DARLEY'S CABINET LIBRARY-Thisw work
publishing, consist of 40 numbers. OF about $50
pages aach embe.hed win numerous ehgfaeSi 'e pce
1t will be furnished to subscribers only aud the publishers
ss wss ~ nor rat at any M other tn than the regular price
The plan of he work new and II Is deemed great ana
library which the chief topics OF human interest such as
history BIOGRAPHY ants sciences SeogIaphy manners eS
and attractive manner The strong points Of these several
subjects will be exhibited excite the interest
aFT PlEAsE EHsis REAb The EXTRACTS
From the Boston TrareLleI- deem but discharge
teir attention They beautifully executed and will be
ornament alike the table of the rich aud the she'll oil
Of years TO every family that possesses the for they ar
attractive they Will be read aud they full OF striking
'Fqtn r3om Mi the VIZ Bosto, Stoso
able oo9ks o9 s1 ana f M oa @ seo ron Bonpae
Burns Johnson, Goethe Shakespeare, Sc are l'eI ana
tom and W. fee surprised that topics The
author brief space has been able TO say so much tha'
TT6m the TTapeiIs, The whole series viii cost but
trfie YET tsy may and doubtless will be- the deciding means
the ea1 o' Re tnn Par!ey. Cabinet library
rhy at all announcement IL cheap not only III PROMISE
but aclO for 2 cents and I la M 10
else wholesome influence Like every mag rom d te - me
same time arrays truth euise 50 comsy and aactse
shin with her There IS great need of such works at this
From the Boston TapeHer" Mechanics farmers and
orh.rs NAV well consider much whether they can al
ford to uy work whether they can afford to do with
From the Gntrersalist Miscellany" There man
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7 - italian Chemical SOap-Fo

italian Chemfcal SOap-toI curing irecklss,
pimpes erup,ions bloches, scurvY, morhew heat SPOTS
nusu bites and al irritation k and 5oushnss az and M aow
remarkable Of recent chemical discoveries. Its emoent and
hean. qualities spoken on all directions and every one
TO answer all ordinary purposes and be had genuine
only Wake, street one door from the corner Of Bqtd-
ad-pha; Gray Poughkeepsie; Tousey Rochester; Myers,
New Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton Lowell and
rrinn. Newark MA lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
OPAL BUTTONS

WE have just received an additional supply
Of the celebrated Opal Buttons made with much i'm
proved chased border which has the effect protecting the
beautiful coors Of the surface and making them the most
splendid article Of Buttons offered for sale
RUSSELL, MATT1SON s. TAYLOR
Ill l,rtre (Nodar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
= Parents. Don't Neglect Your Child

Ntg1tCt
rem !-Thousands of children annually become deaf
sequence Of discharges of matter from their ears induced by
scaI- fever colss &c. sc. Now if mothers would do their
duty, and procure ScARPAs Oh DEAFNESS, and use
directed their children would be cured; but If neglected
the discharge continues very troublesome hearing gradually
gets and finally partial total deafness THIS
invaluable medicine is sold By a. B. D. SANDS Drug
sists No 70 Fulton n East Broadway 23 Broadway
pI3 6ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

am 20 oy All Ne.---nran.-- Ne
- peals,, Museum doing good business with the
royune, I eller, Great Western, &c
extrenelv difficult 20 convince the public and es-
Ill ,bC 90 Of them who afflicted with diseases u the
eclal r -, bronchial tubes that there IS remedy hey
Ts tried so many different ar'lces OF M 't & me-
Iii confidence In any proposed remedy out hose pei
o al sJ nrr circulars, and call on those who nave useq
sons VII they will be satisfied that DE- Cover bair oi
ent cntsn cure for Coughs, Colds Consunpti9n DyS-
LII. Liver Complaint, Bronchitis Asthma, IIoup w ooi
&c IL used and according TO direc9hS.
W. M would sere state, that IN our OPINION Dr f'eli
J orm and Diarhea Candies are superior 10 all oes
i'm similar purposes ,,,,, ,a,,;, =, Dr Covert,s
o i45 Nassau ST. Clinton Hail; also, by T. Snatey ~,
e: 1s D. Sands s. Co II East Broadway Coddngt2n <Io
a. E. Hill Greenw ch ST Wendover 4 t-lghth
II ood cor. and Third Avenue fhiiips 50
nLman street. corner OF Wliam ana OF +. Randall 'ei-
ss GDeno, for w Ayres' superior black blue red and
inks wholesale ard retail at 35 Nassaustreet Ciln-
Ton Hall, New-ioIk- -,
FrEr-It should be remembered that colds, conghs'
.nmn;Ion asthma, inflammation OF the lungs, pieulsy
other fatal disorders often the result OF catching
d in feet damp clothes night ar &c
% for ceryiog off cold because they e1pei iom the
,s all morbid and corrupt hunors lthe cause OF ever k
G IN so easy and natural manner that the BODY Is
nelieyed of its sufterings as Il By magic ,
abt on going bed will short tme remove the most
oent cold: but if used occasionally afterwards Will keep
,be ,vsem so completely free from all bad humor that dis
ease in any form will be absolutely impossible
Rrycre C0nteTfeitS.ln order 70 avoid being npoSsd
upon by counteters be particular TO purchase from none
eYcept the office and general Depot NO
eSs Greenwich-street New-York.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale OF the Medicine
wholesale and retaii:Nos 28S New" OK
No Temontseet Boston, and No. l69 Racestreet fh
alel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
VAULTS FOR SALE

70 The Trustees of the New.York City Marble Gene
tery completed Of vaults the Cemetery
Secondstree Second avenue Persons wishing puI
will rlease apply either Of the undersigned
STEPHEN ALLEN ROBERT HYSLOP,
MICAH BALDWIN, PHILIP HENRY
ELLIS POTTER ne lmis
C. Good Board and pleasant Rooms maybe obtained
al No SC Cliff str aet Ill 2w~
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Cleared,

Ship Meta Meyer Bremen, Oercks s Kruger.
Bng Sophia Kenny, Norfolk, Nesmith, Leeds Y Co;
Margaret Powers, ST Johns Me- Tampa Laui, Angoshera
| l. Baldwin, Thompson Savannah.
Schrs Virginia, Bede for Norfolk, Sturges s Clearman
Alexandria, Lewis, Alexandria, do.
Arrived,
Packet ship New York, Chopper, I'm Liverpool, Oct 'th
to c II Marshall Co.
Packet ship Utica Hewitt from Hayre, Oct 10th, mde
BOYD s. Hincken.
Brig Tno Dodge 2l ds I'm Jacmei st Domingo cohee 10
Foster & Nickerson
Brig Olive, Jeffrey DIS I'm Passport fish, Sc TO l Ne
vius 4 Son
Br brig syrent Masters I'm Windsor, Ms plasser-is
anchor at Rikers' Island.
Br schr Bnngsga,e Smith, from Mp 3lst Oct, wrecked
goods the ships United States and Don Juan TO
A w Benson.
Schr Zephyr, Crockett, ds fm Thomaslon, lime.
Schr George, fm Machas, lumber.
Schr Friend I'm Cherry yield, lumber.
Sclr Codova Fuller, DIS I'm Kingston Ms, fish TO tos
ter * Nickerson.
scbr Franklin, Bearse, ID ds from Calais Me- lumber
| hIr Brown
schr Industry Cushman 24 hours im NBedford oil
Nckerson.
schr Virginia, Hodge I'm Ocracoke, NC, and days from
Cape Harry, lumber TO master.
ships no sgnals-l bark and 2brigs-Wind light at
E-wsather hazy.
Memoranda.
The packet ships Hotnguer for Liverpoo Francois ls'
for avre and several outward bound vessels are detained
IN coussq quence OF uniavorable weather.
he
ashore Gu the Bahama Banks has arrived at New Orleans III
safety ,,,.,. Nc
The schr Oak Hill. Capt Lincoln, fin Wilmington, NJ
for Boston put the Delaware Breakwaer on The ith
INST on account captain and being sick Capt l.
died or Sunday. 18th inst.
The sclr Watchmau for Orleans 10 leave Meamo-
ras Goth Oct 80 000 dollars IN specie
Disasters.
Extract Of letter dated Nassau y: P Oct 81 Walter
r. Jones, Esq.
We learn that the salvage the goods saved from the
ship United States 90 to % per cent; and the goods
saved from the ship Don Juan, so per and 20 per
cen, on the hay The pas aud sails OF brig picked up
float of Abaco bar who she cannot ascertain
she is supposed to have been Am vessel"
Spoken,
Oc, 5 lat so long SO l3 brig Cadet fm Boston, standing
10 the Southwark
oc, l. off the Torugas, schr Urbana from New York for
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN NEW-YORl

y F. LEE, formerly of the firm OF Lord Il Lees,
ID. Lee s. Babcock SC and u Is. BREW STER, under
he firm of LEE & BREWSTER, have established al ll3
PEARL STREET, Hanover SQuaTe,) New-York, ware
house on an extensive scale,
EXCI JTSJVEJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

ALnASr, Nov. -Flour.-The demand continues quite
brisk We have rarely ever the market active
than Yesterday The winter like weather that has
prevailed for aew days past has stirred the buyers con-
who AXE hold very readily 81 60 Sales Of best
brand, have been made high S. and ST. We quote,
hoy al go
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

CiNcIsYArI Nov n.--Sales of Flour brisk at 50 is
IS, and FOR choice brands 20 was obtained There
great call for Raw Whisky 1t was taken at the Canal
and Inspection. Cheese becoming article of
grea, importance exports of this city, and larger
amount mas been concentrated here this season than ever
b4forea common article selling in casks and in
boxes the receipts some so tons week, for which
fair steady demand exists from several quarters The
Dairy Butter from the Western Reserve sells lOche
common inferior Sorts collected the country stores sell
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
Commercial and Money Matters,

{2- For sales the Stock Exchange and Receipts Of
Produce see First Pase
THURSDAY P NJ.
There was considerable falling off the Of bust
ness at tho Board to-day. Frees without material
change Farmers Trust declined i Ohio Life and Trust
Harlem up Long Island .; Illinois i lndianaa
Nothing doing in Exchange
Alabama funds Q! discount and wanted; Central ST a
9; New Orleans /! prem.
Rates OF Uncurent Money and Price Of Specie at So
WGll.s--j jWall.st. Bank Notes. or American Half Dol
lars beinp the standard):
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
UNMUTILATED EDITION
OF
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS

HEAR THE TESTIMONY:
The following from the New York Daily Tribune edited
By Horace Greeley, Esq. and is
OPINION WORTH HAVING!
We been somewhat interested By the wal Of the pub
fishers with regard and having heard both sides are sat-
istied that WINCHESTER'S is not only THE ORIGIN.
Ill .4MERIC.7N BUT INCOMP.4R.3BLY THE
MOST F4ITHFUL-IN FACT THE ONLY ONE
TH.4T Has .4NY JUST CL.4Iaf TO BE CONSID
Erred IN ENGLISH VERSION OF EUGENE
SUES YORK Whoever desires catch the spirit and n
tent of the author should read tins edition.
10 Price l2. each-e 81 for the whole work To be
completed Ten Numbers Persons subscribing TO the NEr
WORLD Tor year. by mail will receive gratis copy of
the " Mysteries of Paris"
j. WINCHESTER, so Ann.street.
All hs aud popular works for sale at the above Of
hce Booksellers and will bs dealt with on liberal
terms. nl7 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

packages sale Of SO bbs Lard made &c. Butter
and Cheese without change About 400 dead Hogs sold
Sc, aud som2 superior at SIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
THE MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER 1s4s

lHh MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER lS43
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO COUNTRY AGENTS.
nc eash System Periodical House.
phAHAAl s. CHRISTY,
~, No. > Astor House
ne of ExtensIy D.por in m.
Cit 9i New orsapryns Country Aseats Conducted
uo h- lash system has always h.rstofcre been
sheflcal of the
n the undeLtklng and the da increase OF their Copns
esen.s. them that the public generally as we'll as
fully appreciate advantage 10 be derived
he advantage which ther dsya from, A IN
ing io cash only those conduct business on ,h.
are numerous and De apparent Besides
1 me b e CLERK hiF. for keeping the books credit
" pa5 tHs cash. they enabled purchase from Pub-
sheIs om 10 10 cheaper than those no conduc,
THE MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER
6GDsf LADY. BOOK, GRAHAN's MAGAz1Sr and La.
plEs !,Al ioHAL MAGAZINE. have Just been received
C9unry Agents Will please send their orders before these
works are issued in the CITY ~ ' '0te NAE's
ne suosc[ Ipers are the exclusive Agents ddrsss
MI BUS GRAHAM s. CHRISTY, No. ? Astor Hons.
THIS DAY, AT u O'CLOCK. NOON,
Will be ready al No 80 Ann-s,reet,
NUMBER SIX,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

~ Such combination Of taleut is seldom found az any
of may be enjoyed at the American Muse
p'sS a., by all means
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
Ork, NOyember I6th,, 4. u. 1873.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
-, ,t,wts Master in Chancery.

CTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.-In Chancery-
DBelore the Vice Chancellor of the First Circuit Mary
Ann Bouton George Smith, tgl MasteJ,s Sale.
I'm pursuance of decree of the Court of Chaneery Of the
State OF New York, will be sold at public Auction under the
direction Of the Undersigned Of the Masters OF SAID out
the Merchants Exchange the City of NewYork BY
Bleecker Van Dyke Auconeers on the eighth lgh) daY o
December "a D. lsa) Y o'clock noon 9 Of that day
All those certain lots pieces or parcels OF groun 3tu
ate lying and being the Twelfth Ward Of the C Of New
belonging D. w &C MoIansor, the Twelfth Ward Of
the CITY Of New York and file in the office OF the Register
of said City lots numbers 1877 and 88 bounded as iolows
VIZ: Ssuhpy by l26thstreet westerly By line drawn par
ae to the Niuhavenue the westerly side thereof at the
distance of three hundred sn fifty feet thereom northery by
the centre line 26h and l27 and eaery by
line drawn parallel the Nnhayenue the westerly side
thereof at the distance of three hundred feet thsreirom.
Also all that certain other parcel OF ground situate
in the City and Ward being north OF the before men
toned lots bounded follows Beginning at point IN
the Of lot number l8 running thence north
srly and parallel with the Nnthayenue TO the norweserY
boundary of land late Of Moanaes thence nor-easeIly
along said BOUNDARY the souhery line thence
easry twelve feet three inches TO point distant three hun
red feet from the Nmhavenue thence at right angles TO t
street south the nosastey of No. 1885, thence
westerly along lots numbers 1877 aud 1873 fifty feet TO me place
beginning being the conveyed 10 said smith
hy Archibald Watt and wife, by deed dated December Isl,
1895 recorded in the office Of Register aforesaid LibeI 3is
Of y.yances page ii3Dated NswYoIk NoysmbeT 10th
A 1919. WILLIAM w CAMf6ELL,
n 1owt, Master In Chancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN ROMANCE.
THE HAUNTED MERCHANT

AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN ROMANCE.
THE HAUNTED MERCHANT.
By HARRY FRANCO.
Complete In One Volume.
This exciting production, combining IN remar able
e and del everyav printed on fine paper
and i'll usated BY Engraving from design by
livery unexamped low price SeyentyFive Cents
1t is one OF the most original OF American Novels
A remarkable and excellent productions
m on. Of ,b- hos. stories nh,;,bsd for Boston Tom POST
lcton no, 1sspsns the good o 9a'Ss SS1
pcity and not chosen for Itself but the natural and
unaffected exression of thought Characteristic Of the
and rgh nded men will be most charmed with the OF
S bu % sc@
BY frequent beams OF humor, which pervade these pages"
JOHN ALLEN, Office of The Knisfsrboetef sS tfssFD
novl6 Owls 13s Nassau.street.
DT New English Medical 1Vorks-Received
per last arrival '1f 200 Broadway
= Williams Prnciplss Of Medicine, comprising general
Williams on Diseases of the Chest 8yo, So
ETesenas's .Elements of Chemical Analysis Edited by'
Watson's Lectures the Practice of Physc Volumes
Ltte on Ankyosis of Stiff Joint cuts $40, 50 IS
Church Theory and Practice of Midwifery, cuts l2mo,
Hastings on Pulmonary Consumption 8vo 81 Is.
Sc %seudamoe on the Water Cure Treslment, $40, 81 IS.
Childs on Gonorrrhpa. Sc. l2no, 81 50.
Sir A. Cooper Diseases ofthe Tesus coored plates ,to
Sl0, plain 81 30
Hoopel's Physicians Wade Necum. Edited by Guy l2mo
So.
Spillans Manual of General Therapeutics 2mo s. So
Franz on the Eye post, $40, So Is;
Owens Lectures on Comparative Anatomy, 8vc, ST.
Pout on Stomach and Renal Diseases 18th edition. S. So
Pereira Oh Food and Diet, $40, ST so.
Ramsbothams Obsterc Medicine and Surgery plates ST.
Fergusons System of Practical Surgery, l2mo, So So
Hall on Diseases of the Eye, svo, 50 25.
Copland's Dictionary Of Medicines, 5 parts, SH.
Davys Physiological and Anatomical Researches vols,
81.
Johnson on the Water Cure 2mo, 81 75
all works of value received by every ship
Single copies OF books imported order favorable terms
nl6 3tis
~ Splendid Oxford BibIes--Receyed per
Bannia-A OF the elegant Oxford editions Of
the Bible generally preferred OF all Others for beauty Of
Among the sizes constantly kept for sale are the
Royal folio Bible the largest printed mco, extra.
DENY Folio, morocco extra.
Deny English sG TaS' ato 1''VL5S do '' do 10 10
Plea Royal ssavo, do extra gilt.
Brewer Bible, DENY 6vo do minion DO Crown svo
Ruby Bible, Crown 70, with references, extra gilt.
Pearl do Foolscap, $40.
Minon do Royal 2imo, calf and morocco
Diamond do, deny 2imo, morocco, gilt
do do, velvet and gold.
do do, deny i8mo 2vols, in morocco cases, elegant
do do, and prayer 3vols, do
The above bound by the best London workmen and
the most finished and elegant style including every variety
PRESENTS SC. D. APPLETON s co.
nl6 3tis importers, 200 Broadway.
! U- Special Orders for English Books
Literary and Professional gentlemen equirng particular
works TO be found this country have their orders
forwarded by steamship and returns OF the same received IN
weeks commission OF 10 cent only charged on the
! cost Of importation. D. APPLETON * co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

JOHN ALLEN, 139 Nassau ST. New York
Once of the knckerbocker Magazine.
Who sole agent for Parleys Cabinet Library the City
of New York and Brooklyn. NIL lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

TRY GOODS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
~ &c.-S. s L. HOLMES, No. % John-street, between
Broadway and Nassauseet receiving and desirable
Goods for the fall rads keep constantly on hand ;,
best manufacture for family use and for sale the lowest
cash prices wholesale and retail have lately received
Wooi-dyed Cloths and Cassmerex;
Mixed and fancy coored Cassimeres; Satinets;
Rich Cashmere Vestings;
Plaid Cloakngs; Pleids for children;
French Merinoes; Thibet Cloths Alpaceas
Rich coored Cashmeres and Muslin de Lanes;
French and American Prints;
Real Welsh and Rogers's Patent FaEnels;
Domestic and other Flannels; Canton do;
Blankets of all sizes and qualities; ctI..
Niarseilles Quilts and Coun,eEpanss CSn0Has' m;tiSs,
Dapery Muslins; Furniture Chintl anu Di''i>'
Table and Piano Covers; Toilet Covers;
Druggets; Baizes; Stair Linens; , ,;,,.s.
Ir,h Linens of the best bleach, OF All 9,;nss
q8 pilIow-case Liren s. TO - lsn ~ 19a wiid:
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins; bsy o ema1ties:
Co,fons Shirtings and Sheetinss, oi o., n@ tiohs:
Pd. Ticks: English and American GB;c LonR G.D gdkis:
40 ,wn,. Linen Cambncs ana Caipai VII.
b1uI bI Co. 4. Rhine Silks; Grape ,9 @ yeas, Hose.
Black SILK Ho,s do Ehsi EaI Cotton and Half Hosd %
@ 5.aea rset Of other Goods IN Their ns lof 'Ae
1oSn-l'istE wide Russia Diapers, o2o f"" hn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
A. c. Tn,tle, Auctioneer.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY ARTI-
W CLES, PLATED WARE, &c.-JACOB s. PLATT
VIII sell this day az 10 o'clock the Merchants Exchange
Auction Room No Patt by catalogue 300 lots being
the stock OF dealer consisting OF gold and silver Watches,
diamond Rings gold Chains Keys Pins Gases, Knives and
FORKS and spoons Jewey Scales and Weights Jet Jewel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

~ Wire Window vShades-Nanqiaetu tursdto or
hogany frames parlor ocs and Other windows
nall doors screens for pa bic rooms, xec, oy
" LEE. s. CO., lS Factory-stIeet.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others a1mi all me ar
IL ns thsy obstuct the from the street INTO the
loom and keep and other insects ou ana are
Ornamental w 90
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

Half of the Tuition to be paid at the comneI
~ B. Those who wish join Class requested TO send
their names and residences possIbe to the sub
scrber No 1G9 Bleecker-stIeet corner OF SuIIyan and
RIsecksr c. F. FREY.
New York Nov l6 1873. nl7 3teod'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

| y PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county OF Notice hereby given ali
persons having claims against MARTIN McGRATH, late
Of the city OF New York deceased presest the with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the office of Edmund
5 Derry No @ Fulton street III the city OF New York
before the first day Of June Dated Newly the 18th
day OF November. lS43.