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The omission of the Globe TO publish the an
nual Treasury report ON the finances has excited
observation. Does it contain any facts which
the editors Of that paper are unwilling TO trust
to the intelligence 81 their readers or, are pre-
parations making to mystify and obscure the
plain narrative Of the DEFICIENCIES in the revenue
since the deposits with the States, and is the
publication of the report delayed that il may be
accompanied by such gloss as the recklessness
of the Globe may supply ?
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THE UNITED STATES AND GERMANY.
REPORT FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MES
SAGE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsaINCToN, November "a, lS4.

WASHINCTUN, NOFcHUCf II, IOfo'
SIR: The Secretary of State respe ;tlully invites
your attention to the following views OF the imPor-
tant subject of our relations with the Germanc As
ISOLATION or Customs Union, and of certain other mat
tiers which concern the commerce and navigation Of
the United States.
On the Gath Of May, l84l, communication was
made to you by Mr.. Webster, then Secretary of
State, on the subject Of the German Customs Union
This communication was laid before Congress, and
printed under their orders. Since that time consde-
rable additions have been made to the industry, pop
ulation and resources Of that association.
The Zoll Verein or Customs Union, at present
consists Of the following States:
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THE MADIsONIAN AND THE MERCURY.

ne mADiOONIAN AMI IdE MEHCURf.
~ Tomorrow we shall copy from the Anne, lean
Sentinel the correspondence referring to the dinner
rendered TO the gallant Capt Stockton of the Prince
ton.-.uadsoaion
The correspondence appeared originally in the Mer-
curry We are induced To remark this on some other
account The proceedings of meeting of German
Democrats, IN this county, published lime ago in
the Mercury, though they copied into the Penn
sylvanian and Sentinel, escaped equally the Mad-
sonians notice, whereas pts statement appear
ed communicated by some friend who does not
seem TO have been acquainted with the true proceed
Ings- The resolutions, publish in the comnunca-
ton TO the Madsonian, express the determination Of
the Germans of The city and county of Philadelphia
10 give Mr.. Iyer the same support they are willing
to give Mr.. Calhoun, Col. johnson, Gen. Cass and
MI Van Buren,. A motion, however, was made at
the meeting 10 strike the name Of Mr.. Van Rurep
which was alter debate, amended as 10 strike out oil
other names but that of JOHN TYLER, which was car
r'ed unanimously, and the actual resolution agreed
upon, reads therefore very differently om that hich
appeared in the Madisonan and is much more
thoroughly in favor of honest JOHN TYLER.
We mention this because know hat the Mad-
sonlan is always willing 10 makethe amead honorable
Phil Mercury.
The Mercury is correct i'm saving we will do
IT The justice TO explain The above 1t so hap
pened that we did not examine our exchange
papers on the occasions referred TO, or we would
have copied fom the Mercury and credited ac-
cordlngly, as the resolutions and correspondence
hrst appeared in il. The resolutions were
handed US IN MS. by German friend and we
were requested TO copy the correspondence from
the Sentinel by friend of Capt S., who was
not aware it originally appeared in the Mer-
curry. Better luck next time.
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smpled IN the asuals Of parties IN tais country 2
II is folly to urge, in justification Of the ac, for
1t will prove tnavalling with the People, as the
same sophistTy did in ie24--thal as some system
OF organization is indispensable to apary's eff
cheney, and National Convention. by common
consent has been regarded as the basis of the
system, submission to its decree, no matter how
obtained, is an obligation Of good faith and par
tisan allegiance
We have not done with this subject.
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PREscoTT's CoNouEsT OF MExIco-We are in
debted to Mr. Franck Taylor of this city for the
work This volume is illustrated with rich like
ness Of MoNrEzuMA, and map Of Mexico This
is one Of Harper s. Brothers best executed pub
LEGATIONS. -r
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We see the Boston Daily Advertiser has 40 N.
organ OF all the British creditors, undertaken in
series OF articles, to discuss the question Of state
debts and 10 press well as repubiish all the view.
taken OF the subject by the English journals which.
for h-Clobe. -"
We doubt wbetber they get 1880 an article.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-18

The accession to the Union of the Kingdom of
Hanover, with nearly 100000 inhabitants, is in
temptation This event would doubtless decide the
smaller States of the north to join the Union and
in that case the whole of Germany, with the excep-
ton of the Austrian dominions, would be united, and
would contain population is shown in the follow
ing table,
Table Of Population.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-18

u- SPEECHES OF MEMBERS OF CON
GREss will be printed in pamphlet form at the
AIadsonian Office, at the shortest notice, and on
moderate terms.
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States.

Present population as given
in the preceding table
Hanover
Grand duchy Of Oldenburg
The duchies Of Holstein and
Luxembourg, belonging to
the king of Denmark) =
The duchy of Mecklenburgh
Schwerin
The duchy of Mecklenburg
StrelitZ =
The Hanseatic cities Of Lu-
beck, Hamburg, and Bre-
All united in German Union
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-18

No BANK--A REVENUE TARifF-No DisrHi-
BurioN--No ABoIITtoNIsM-A STRICT coSsrho0-
rIoN OF THE CONSTITUTION, As BY JEFFERSON
NO PuBuc DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADM'NisraA-
r,or or PualIc ArrAIRs-AND UNIVERSAL SUP
rn AGE WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-18

Is rHpsK THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
sE Usirf--fS Hos-EssESTfALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
falaGs cAAkfrt - Aagusttn.
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All united in German Union
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Proportion per cent.
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The following are comparative tables Of the do
nestle and foreign tonnage employ ed in the foreign
trade of the United States, each table comprising
period Of five years
From 1898 10 1882, inci,isire
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of millions when the great by intrigue or acct
dent shall have shrunk TO their intrinsic nothing
ness. There are many things he might have
undertaken with greater probability of success
To conclude: 1t is my opinion, (the opinion
of but one, humbly admit, that it can never be
true economy for government to reduce the va
ges Of labor below the sum necessary to SUP
port family, whatever may be the market price
of labor. 1t is my opinion that government
should set an example Of protecting the just rights
of class OF men who have in all time been trod-
den TO the earth by the worthless and hypocrltcal.
1t is my opinion that if government wishes to
economist, ii should begin and end with those per.
sons in its employ whose salaries are such as will
bear reduction and still leave sufficient to supply
the necessares of life. ANXIOUS JrsTfrIR
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TIL E T R [ B . n E
Literary Intelligence.

RrpAlGER's SoSGs AND Poems, translated, are
soon to be published in Philadelphia, edited by
Rev. w. GR1swoLD. Those of eEceptionable
tendency will be omitted. We are surprised that
no English version of Beranger has ere this ap-
peared.
The Poems OF WINTHROP MAcKwoRTH PRAED,
never vet collected in Engand) have been
brought together by the same interchangeable Ed
tor, and will soon be issued by the Langleys OF
this city. For felicitousf delightful combination
of Poetry with Wit these Poems, as whole, have
no superior in the language. Lillian is already
widely known even in this country while Pa
linodia,' Utopia and the series of Everyday
Characters, - The Belle of the Ball Room,
School and School elbows, Twenty Eight and
Twenty Nine &c. &c. will be re-perused and
treasured with delight by all who were readers OF
the current literature oftwevc totwenty years ago.
w. WRIGHT HAWKES. of this city, now in Paris,
is preparing a translation of M. Blanc's History
often Years since lS30''--a remarkably lucid and
forcibe map Of European History and Politics
since the Revolution Of the Three Days which
raised the orleans dynasty 70 VIC ool i"i|1'
The American Republication of the British Re-
views and Magazines, lately in the hands of Mr..
Mason has passed into the hands of L. Scott &
Co. ll2 Fulton street, by whom it will be prose
cuted witIpunctuality and fidelity.
The 'Universast Expositor, (quartcrly,)
is to be issued on the lst of January at Boston ::
Rev. Hosea Ballou, I'd, Editor; Abel Tompkins,
publisher.
"Brownson's Quarterly Review" No. l. will
be issrseo - the LIST of January by B. II. Greene,
Bostol e cannot doubt that the vigor and
cagneslNs. IF Mr.. Brownson will procure for his
j. ew work many readers, Notwithstanding the
Naywa-A IS Of some Of his opinions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nNHE CA NTON TEA COMPANY hav

WHOLESNLE
TINE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
COMPLETED very EXTENSIVE the aching
fall trade If these they have been emnenty successful and
their known judgement and ample resources nave
bn most fully devoted the OF their patrons In
deed their regard to the rights OF their customers 100
interested and unprncped persons 70 the contrary notwh-
standng) Their Green and Black Teas Syhichave hitherto
any that they introduced and they think far before any
that can be possibly sold for the price In the United States
yiety IS quslities Black Teas The unrvaed Howqua
mixture fresh and great perfection An EXTENSIVE assert,
men Of Hyson and Young Hysons suitable for city eFa
in lots Of any quantity Poporionable varieties OF other
Greens Genuine Java Coffee, roasted daily All goods sub
cuted TO all parts of the country Terms cash pncpai
store 2 Chaan.street NewYor branches gig Bleecker-
street near Christopher NewYok and l6 Fulton-steet
Brooklyn ,r;.I
PIacl, 're.s ~ oG I'm
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I000 NEE, BUCKWRE.qT
nv ~ fackages IN bbls. halt bbls qrs. and
isnus icSes IN superior for the Southern and
1 % choice aticle and free from grit for sale
~. az a,o era. 'e'iiS' oS GEORGE WELLS
''' -" 1876 Front 81.
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COUTHOUY & MEYERS,
Il

3fI Broadway,
RESPECTFULLY invite the Pubic TO call and
e examine their extensive assortment Of LAMPS, Gan
DELABRA, GIRANDOLES, Sc; SILVER F H.
furnishing GOODS GENERALLY,-which have
cery received large accessons and now offered at
Fsrecia attention invited 70 their rich stock Of LAMPS,
CASDELAeRA and GlRASD0LES. which they Ven,
tnre 20 assert Superior Beauty Of workmanship and
d.lcacy OF finish any that be found In the city
full supply OF the weknown SOLAR LAMP constantly
= The Trade supplied with every description Of Lamp
and Gandoe ercgpng inferior ones factory prices
Orders received for the Chemical Oil Lamps o6 5m
ELEGANT NEW SOLAR LANIPS.-The sub
Iscrber has Just received per ship Rosoius from Liver
pool invoice Of Thomas Messenger Son svery superior
Solar and ether able Lamps which lar excel any thing Of
the kind before This market ing been expressly
manufactured for and warranted By him.
Also, American Solar Lamps, from the best makers all OF
which offered for sale very moderate prices.
o3l 2teod- B. GARDNER 10 Maiden lane, stars
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w AN IED-A situation by a respectable young
woman as sesmstress, nurse chantprmaid. UneT.
references given Apply al II Hammond street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
DR. WISTAR'S
BALSANI OF WILD CHERRY .
I2J FuifOn-Strect,

IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The Public sholRd
Il bear in mind that it is DR.. WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which are published every part the country and not the
articles of similar name that occasionally ufed into e-
porary notice Those be good-but We kno" nothing
about them.
Ne LET EVERY Mas, WOMAN AID CHILD read the loi,
loving, and that does not satisfy ALL oil te 'sa.
Numerous other OF like caa1s o
Dear sir-i owe it to the afflicted inform you that IN
January last attacked by very violent cold caused BY
working IN the water when settled on my
also distressing cough had attendance al The best
n sa as ty and tG 9ey on and all ar ne
m1f Bas s1I Of E1s repaired BY d. VISTA
chased of the Agent place bottle before using ha
my cough much better and my symptoms IL every way
mproyins have now used three bottles, and restorsd
3 B., p S91 .;a ms Of 5s9 Wd e cR 9S and take this
method Of SWING You the anJ party 10 pay G
afflicted may know where to apply for relief
MR. pAL LII Err Druggist 5s under date Of WateyiIie Sept
g. ls o h @ IN 5s bo you BY MIN }SHa
i ia wa most remarkable cure The Of the Blsam
is good and ucoess in cures truly ha't15ng
LIE, the afflicted fS ea and sss sec our ereae fsg
conegslve that THEY eAS Be- cpHEH I get n W 2g
Cn rsfr5. BsrcaSe Of limitations.
This Balsam cures all affections of the lungs and liver such
bleeding of the lungs bronchitis asthma o 10 or 20 years
standing Group, obstinate pam the chest side, &c
= Sold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, 125 FULTON,
corner of Nassau-Dexter Albany; GorlaE! New.ave
E W Bull, Hartford; and BY agents throughout The North
ern and Eastern States.
a medical treatise 20 be had gratis, as above oo l
~ r. PARKHURST, NJ D., Office No IS
W. Franklinrsreet. doors West OF Broadway.
Dr. long and successful practice III his profession enables
him to say his friends = and the public ne will insert
from entire set OF = teeth on goid PLATE "lt2i
producing the least possible pain ihey snail 9e 4sel'
in mascation. and the pa = tientW be enabled 10 drink
converse laugh and sleep wlh much ease and qnet
~ natural ones Teeth - filled cleaused extracted,
serted PIVOT, and every = branch IN the profession ~
ten 10 and warranted not he surpassed by any III the
CITY for usefulness durability and beauty. novl I'm
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WANTED APPLICANTS situated ye,,e1.
day. and hope TO situate IS this day. Apply so Ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

w ANTED--A hrs,-rate Tinman. One ac-
luained with Stove work can have good chance By
applying al 23l Wa,er-st c3l Iva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

w An TEA Protestant girl abop; sf;s.n
sixteen years old to assist a. waiter ana 70
hight Tk Apply al Is Pesrs OF Whi,ehsi ,
goot 'ty reference. M , 80 "a
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ROARDlNG AND HOTEL ExrRA.-Manhs
~ tan House, (near Broadway and the Park es Duan-.
WI" receive few youths 50 week and strangers 50
cents per day Several young ciergymen permanent
mates andapp caRs must be genteel and OF uneaceptonsble
morals. oy- Yrs
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BOARD IN BROOhLYN-Severalp persons can
venient location. Apply al 20 High.st BROOKLYN go i've
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ROaRDER WANTED-A small family residing
~ Jersey Cry would like 10 rsceiyea Boade per,oa
urs lro'S Of becoming inmate OF Christian household
ordinary pronscuous bos house, and on mod.rse
eTm The distance from the business OF New OK IL
@ ~ ime than that of the upper parts OF the city and
easily accomplished by means OF commodious ferry boats.
crossing the iiver every l. inmates. Address C. II D.
line LETT NJ the Office of The Tribune os! 3tA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed 10 iG a
dar, brown permanent black by the Mo9rlsh @
Dive Sold al 50 cents 81 bottle the sign oil the
can Eagle Chatha,nstreet y y or 59 u'qnS I[J
tn Boston, Ledger Buildings,
20I kngs,reet, Charleston, 5 I. OF liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
DROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAT

DROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAT
L lCAL System Of French Taught without Books.-The
subscriber Is abon forming his usual evening classes for the
ensuing season. his residence $50 Broadway entrance in
Grand street THIS ns~ method bsng highly calculated
cannot fail 70 give thorough kToeledse Of the French and
ed will DO we'll call Immediately as the number Of pupils
viii be limited a BASSET
\. B-The Professor only be seen before a. NJ and
after : P. VI. o23 2weod
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a GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
three Single gentlemen Sepeasany accommodate
d with board by applying At ii East Broadway s25 Il
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RCARD--With pleasant rooms, furnished or I'M
y furnished AZ Sc Beekman ST. o2i Eve
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w ~ iEDEeituatons as coachrnan sno w,jfer
ana rs COOK o. respectable man and VIII. 49,
e ' vef oe: OF cl, ;ssTsne-, for espsshty $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

GlbANDOLES at ia Chatham-street- great
" variety ofnew paerns-bonzed cil, and silvered (ran
does; aso choice lot splendid Gothic Trays
or separately aud superior quality of ivory handle Table
Cutlery together with general Plated aud Sd
vet Ware all Of which now offered greaty rrluced pt
ces. roo I'm. ALERT BEACH
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4 PRIVATE TEACHER--A graduate OF one
sirous of teaching in private capacity Two hours in
the motnng the evening either Of the following
branches latin Greek Hebrew, German French Nlathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy studies preparatory
class college As the motive not entirely pecuniary the
terms will very low provided there reciprocal satsac-
ton. Recommendations Of the very highest character gwen
both as to character and ability Address C. H. L. Post Of
fec or office of Tribune. OBJ lw'
COL N-rINl. ulIISL, ,RI[GIlQN Gem.
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BOARD FOR THE WlNTER-One or two
gentemena and their wives, small family can be very
handsomely accommodated with unfinished rooms, with or
without ooaid. \ lady, with Piano Forte, who compe-
tent 20 teach music the Piano and singing have board
Tor teaching. One willing teach some Of the English
Branches also would be preferred Apply AT l66 First Avenue
near ICnth.street. References eNrecfrh n261t~
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RVtltUI-NVT -SUHUUL.-Ihe Mount ernOn
~ Academy is pleasantly situated in 5sth 1ee, on the Old
fost Road very tbs Sd Mr. and Mrs Gaze pro-
prletors OF the Institution Will limited number of
pupils boys girls from the age six 10 ren as boarding
scholars The course OF Sud desirable branch
oil asein and polite education The superior advantages in
the 2cail and It's proximity the city render this Seminary
WORTHY OF especla! consideration Terms $50 yer quarter
advance o23 I'm
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TOUNTING-HOUSE INSTRUCTlON.-Ge
een are evpedtiousy and thoroughly instructed in the
various duties OF the desk by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

CRDTGN WATER-The subscriber is pre-
OaIed 10 put the best quality of Tred Lead Pipes
mo d srgs Offices and stores the lowest prices and upon
INTO their houses will please call and examine for
Rat water closets thing the line attended 10 and
~ Horned in the neatest manner. T. NAYLOR * co.
"a In 708 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

w ,;r,,,.;Ia p-by respectable young woman, q
Nu or to Do s,hambtnsid Washer and roser on a.
- w % Ssaera homework IN xr,sT fsr,ii,- ~
s,r sh he @ gwen Please call al Nc isM Grand.
one h' ved TWO and hall yesrs in her iss bses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

Middlestx Co ss-Essex Con. July IS, S43.-Peronaly
appeared the above named Nonssa Simmons and made oath
10 the facts contained in the foregoing statement before me-
GURDON SMITH. Justice of the Peace
We the undersigned being personally acquainted with Mis-
Monssa Simmons, DO hesitate to say that we consider le
above statement Of her case substantially aud enutlod
confidence. REUBEN POST, Deacon Baptist Church;
HILL HAYDEN, Merchant;
CHAS. GREENLTAF, Sur. Dentist
A. F. WRITTEN ORE, Post Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

born Little unwilling tn remove SAID erroneous mpes'
by stating the whereabou, OF the real maker thereerc
merely that my tools be mad only No 80 Attorney
street or at George Briggs Co No. us Nadenane where
ers and in future viii be stamped Conser 80 Attorney
street o28 SIM JOHN CONGER, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

- TOBACCO KNIVES The sub.
Asass5t7H scrber would inform tobacconiss and 9th
MzEagsTY ers that those Tobacco Knives and other
AssiaA tools offered for sale at oLboIn Litsle's.
NAV he had AZ GEORGE BRIGGS co. l55 Maiden lane
or at 80 Attorney X where they made and will be stamped
in future Conger, y. Y. 80 Attorney.
OF I'm. JOhN CONNEh Ne"-IofE
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tW SEMINARI-MRS. HOYT'S Lesson
Rooms No. 50 Forsyth Walker street-Iustructon
N a IN branches taught In the best lnstituons-Rer R.
ho VIII ad the pupils attaining elegance composition
and penmaqshp and will the several classes their
Hours from 10 A. VI. to4 P M-Evsning Glass from
O'Clock 10 g CHARGES Inniarats nllIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

NASSIMER ES.-An extensive variety Of Cassl-
" mefes and Doe Skins embracing all the new styles OF
black fancy coored laa ribbed and plad-ust received
at DAVOL' Cloth Store. so Maiden Lane olg 2w
nRY GOODS AT C0ST.-The subscribers de-
~ sous of closing their present business By the first OF Jam
uary selling their stock OF newly @d
particmiary requested by SALISBURY BOYLE,
al D.. ISL Broadway cor. of White ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

This Ieer has been msaid long tina, compelled
10 omit all but the Polcai portion Oft Ed.
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u An aggravated case of seduction and VIC
lence has before the Philadelphia Courts which The
CRIMINAL married man. named Charles II. Hepburn aud
tee S'e'ltn girl Of only is years of age.
u A man named Hugh Buskrk was thrown
INTO Buffalo Creek Saturday BY Samuel Langridge,
James Warren, and Peter Hackru with whomle had an
sltelcation, aud was drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

There four vacancies. Terms Sl75 year. payable
quarterly advance Music, Farther information
may be had By applying Mn Azamora, No. iS Barclay