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COMMERCIAL BANK Or SCFoTO

Tho affairs Of this institution, we are
informed, are beng adjusted as last as
possible. Those who have examined
tho state ment published in our paper
have doubtless observed that, for the
redemption Of the notes Of the Bank and
for meeting all liabilities 10 The public,
which together reach Si2IO35 30 as
sets 10 the amount Of S400795 w are
in the hands OF trustees. There is, how
ever. without doubt, several articles IN
cIuded 10 the list OF assets which are Ell
lher worthless or OF q character 10 pre-,
ven, tho resizaliou Of any thing near
the face of them. l( this were not so,
tho exhibit Of The affairs OF the bank
would be very naltering. and the stock
would readily command price much a
bove par. We are assured, however,
by the trustees, upon enquiry, that alter
setting aslCe as worthless all the assets
ofa doubtful character, there is sufficient
remaining TO redeem all the notes Of the
bank, and leave a surplus 10 divide a
mong lhe stockholders OF not less thar
$4,000. This being the case. as we d(
not doubt it is. note holders ought no
TO suffer any sacrifice. Ii is the opinion
of the best Judges Of such matters here
abou is. that The stock Of The institution
is worth from 10 TO so cents on the dol
lar.
We also learn that the deposites which
as We intimaed asl week, were drawn
out in specie, principally, were those be
longiue 10 the Stale, collected for take
and tolls on the canal, and 10 the county
School Fund; q. that the dePosiIeS were
paid IN obedience TO the direction Of Ih'
! meeting Of stockholders which d'recle'
the assignment to be made by Bank
Portsmouth Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-17
A CITE BOY.

We copy from an exchange paper the
following dialogue which took place DO:
tween a COW drver and boy:
Il say boy, stop that COW"
Il haln'l got no stopper
well head her then!
She's already headed, sir
Turn her then!
'She's right side out already sir''
.Coufound your imper'insnce! speak
TO herH
Good morning Mrs. Cow!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-17

A Lesson in Parsing What case l'
Mr.. Maduler said country schoolmas'
Ter, addressing one of his grammar pu'
pills. II.
Hes a hard case, thir,' was the aa-
swer.
'Wrong-rhe next
He's an objective case, thir.'
why so?
Cause he objected to pay daddy that
five dollars he's owed him so long,
You may all go to your Seats
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-17

Imprisonment for Debt According to
the provisions Of the late Act oI Inc
Ohio Legislature, debtor cannot be ar
rested and imprisoned upon affidavit
that he is about TO remove his person
from lhe county or State unless the aun-
dayit also declare, that he intends so 10
remove, Nth intent to dcfraud his Gre
ditoYs The TACT that the debtor is a
nonresident. and intends TO leave, IS
no, sufficient to warrant his arrest, bu!
he must design by leaving TO delraud
his credilors.- Gin. GGs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-17

The progress of improvement. mo
ther.' psked a tai! gawky, what d'd you
aud dad used TO do when he came
courting your
Good airth and seas! what do you
mean, Jedebiah?
why, went over TO see tegey DoO'
little 'tolher night, and she told me l
did'n, know how 10 court. | asked her
to show me how, and SEE she AK your
marm.' What did you do, motherf
LA! suz! Why, Jed, we used to sit IN
The corner aud eat roast turkey
Good! gracious! times aint as Ihsy
used 10 was sarlin. The only thing Peg
~ gin me was a cold raw Prckle.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-17

The Banner of Repeal UHfurled,-
The litic KaIida Venture, he mosl
pungent concentration of LocoIocosm IN
the Sale. raises tho bunting Of repeal
against Birley's Ilumbug. 1t dooms
the law 10 regulate banking and the 0c'
amending the same, TO the axe OF recIs
ion N less rhan 5 years, We will enter
Inlo eo~d boud~, Dhat toe tlumbua shall
not cumper The Statu;r Book for 2 years
The Venture shall not 80 ahead oIus on
repeaI. II the EocolIco Senators would
resno, the last concession Of the hare
money men would not stand ten months
%, S. Jour.
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We dislike what The world calls Dig
nifisd man one whose intense vanity
and egolism makes him inaccessible. -
Such a precious piece OF mortality is like
a hedge hog approach him as you may
The bristling quill Of self stands out IN
such bold relief, thai even though you
offer the fellow food, you are certain 10
ne. YOUR fingers pricked,
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nI f. ..

On ths:2sh New. Mary B. wife Of John Wright, in the
46r! yea Of her as.
The friends and acquaintance of the family affection
a, ivi,sd 10 attend The funeral tn iam residence
Flushing seventh day the I'd inst at 10 o'clock and
to meet the meeting house IL O'Clock a, NJ. Persons
,yshc to ttemd the funeral will find Garages waiting
at the FIu>hug Stage oce, Peck slip, at o'ccck ON 7I
dav Saturday morning.
The Philadelphia aud Baltimore papers will please cory
this
Nov 2srh of congestion of the brain, Prosper Desoby,
of the late Benz Dssoby, formerly merchant OF this
city
On Tuesday evening, Nsr IS. Mrs. Abigail Colgate;
Of the late John Colgate, Esq IN the 4i' year OF
her ags
On the 18th Nar after short illness Mr. Thcs McCor-
mick, IN the 18th gear Of his age
At Bergen: = j., 25th Nov Georsiana Jones. youngest
It PoushLespsiv, Nov ast Mr.. reer T. Tillou, in the
A! U,ica, Nov 10Th, Margaret, wife of H W. Snyder.
Esq aud daughter Of the late Arculaus Esq OF tins
X. Syracuse Nov Is the Rev Benjamin F. Stanton aged
% Years. Mr. Stanton for 10 or Il years The pastor CT
the Prrsb yter2n Church III Hudson.
In i'aaiue Montgomery county Nov l3, Ca!haT!ne vile
Of Jos. Speaker, Esq, in the 76'h year Of her a5s.
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The Juniue Tracts.

The Juniue Tracts.
No |. The TEST; or Parties TIed By their Acts.
NJ. II. The CURRENCY.
No. Ill TIE TARIFF.
No. ". LIFE HENRY CLAY.
No. V. POLITICAL ABOLITION.
These little pamphlets working infinite good TO The
Wing cause and observe with pleasure that they De-
coming the standard publications among our party
New Orleans Bee.
u This Series OF Political Tracts the we'll known
author OF The Crisis Of the Country, in 1870, uniform IN
size and price published and for sale the Trbuae Office
New-York, 81 81 hundred cop-s. $50 chou.
sand Orders from any part of the Union supplied with des-
patch. Remances by nail post paid free al the risk OF
the proprietor and publishers None comuls-
sion.
y Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY s. McELRATH,
nj Publishers for The AuthoI.
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Dfer,Se,s-C crsyuliy rtporiea for The Tribune.

FLOUR AND MEAL-The uppleasantness Of the
weather h4, had Lad effect upoa business doors There
is fair demand for Ficu and prices ale not materially
changed from Yesterday Sales Genessee at 56i and Ohio
and Michga 80 So Sales 500 barrels Cleveland
City Faacy brands range from IS 90 with sales COO
barrels Rhcd,s.' Rye Flour is II! aud steady Buck.
wheat Soll taken as it arrives Meal is lower with sale,
Jersey at 624 , 90. Raw Meal 81 Yellow and White
boted -! a l l33
GRAIN There has been very little done in Grain The
onIy sal- we hear Of loo bushels old Northern Corn
81 cents measure and 200 do old Delaware at 53 cents
New Northern worth AS 30 cents Rye plenty Cts
delivered; very little demand Oats 80 81 cents for
Northern. We hear Of nothing doing in Wheat
WIllSNY-A sale Of SO barrels Prison made at - !
celts Drudseis dull at23 Cents.
HAY.-Thsre is fair supply, but we hear Of nothing
doing. The is 40 a -
PROVISIONS Fork is very dull previous quetatous,
with sales iC0 barrels Mess sll -, aud small
10, Of new Mess at sll IS. Beef is firm at 4 -
and % brands Country with sales 100 to 1000
barrels lot Of 100 barrels Vermont extra Mess brought
ST. City specton is worth 50 Is and so "A IS.
We notice sales 100 barrels Lard at 81 1916 cents
quite fair sale Of 400 boxes Cheese made
Butter is steady prices.
RlCE-Soles to-day of 100 tierces ordinary to good,
mostly new, a, 37I 62l
LEAD.-sa!es 1000 pigs Missouri, arrive, at 564,
cash
ROCHESTER Nov 25.--The weather has bscn moderate
during the week and there every prospect that vigaon
will coutimnc open for time. Ia the mean time the
and business have arranged their business
that all are prepared for close Nearly all the goods
dered have been received and the shipments Of Flour this
week are rapidly decreasing Boats clear only to Utica
Wheat still holds 81 Flou may be quoted whole.
sale 81 IS per Dbl retail 81 5no sales reported
MoD!Lr Nov 2l-There has been considerable inquiry
for Cotton today and have reached 900 bales The
ma previous say for ordinary mddlins
81 i mddng fair !! u fair "a and good fair SIC
Stock ample.
NEw.ORLEAns, Nov. lS.-Thcre better demand for
Cotton today aud the transactions amounted 10 upward OF
500 bales psices shade higher than previously pad The
arc ot ordinary and Mississippi 81; middling
8; 81 middlng fair rs fair S; good fair 81 81; good
and fine cents.
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LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.

70 Doctor LYELLs LECTURES oH GEoLoGT.-Ihs 5
cona edition Of these celebrated Lecture, reported Tor ne
Tribune Is now ready 1t contains Engraved Ffonusasce
exhibiting ideal section OF part Of the Eah Crust, with
explanations. 1t viii ao contain genera. Introduction to
Geology before published Lecture embraces The FOL
owins subjects Auvergne Lacutrne PERIOD Volcanic Pc
rod Eruption OF Coseguna Mount Dor. Lecture II, The
E.rts Strata Marine Strata Periods Auversn District Sup
Apprentices Mount Ema. Lecture Ill Upheaval and Subs
dence of the Earth Naples, Temple of Scraps, Monte Nuo
yo Lecture " Cora! Reefs Coral Islands Lecture v
Origin Of Coal Lecture VI Fossil Footprints. Lecture VII
Recession of the Falls Of Niagara. Lecture VIII Boudes
and Iceberg,.
To the above also added this edition. Sketch of the
Lecture of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered before The
Lyceu Natural History de 9th Of December last on
the Dittren, Races Of ben.
Price per single copy IS Po,nasters remituns
One Dollar will De entitled TO i've copies.
GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Office. ls0 Nass,u-street.
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% The Invisible wig so

real head OF hair that aceptics and connoIseus have o'
nounccd the perfect aud extraordinary invention oil the
day The great adv an,ace Of this novel aud ITS
being made without weaving which causes rs p
closely resemble the natural hair bph IN iS
natural appearance DEFY detection rs teAtu
being beautiful and so free that IN All cases o.
respiration evaporation unmreed, and the great viis o.
other Wigs entirely avoided The scepic aud conaniseur ART
alike invited TO inspect this novel aud beautiful Wig, ana IN
peculiar method of fitting the head ~ the manufacturer \
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German AlmanacsI

srss suppy Of German Almanacs for sale al the Once OF
the New York Tribune. Price s3psr lco copies.
Tbs Almanac Is printed 10 the German language IN The
usual styls and ,,s Of G~rman Amanacs, and Contains IL
addition to the usual variety Of reading matter, article.
,, ,,srs<, ~ Germans connected with the Industry AID
Labor Of m. ccun,r and the nrortance Of Protection
10 the Mechanics and Wo1singmsn OF the United State
oI,,L
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Ntw.YoRK. Nov. 81 JGt3.
~ Enslis., Mall. Letter bags l@, E9yai Mail
Steamer a tDONlA which leaves Boston tle lst De
c-nber next, viii be closed the Dryer aud Lower Eos,
Office this Thursday next the 5eth nstnnt at IS
single letter must be pad The Fo2tmister desires TO call the
attention merchants aud Others Forwarding letters Eu
,cre tins mail 10 the fact o tdytd and s,rty hre let
having been seized by the heralty Agent hesd the
Caledonia her last p from Boston aud returned the
Post Office consequence Of the INLAND postage not beng
paid the Post Oict sad Letters, The letters SUP
posed TO have been sent from this city.
r21 q JOHN LORIlF,R GRAHAM. z. ".
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Cleared,

Barque Mersey Tucker, New Orleans, Taylor Merrill
Erics Nahm4kauta Tucker, Rio de Janeto, u 'loJgan
hama L.ne Mobile < D Iurlbut & CO; Glide. Wsyman,
Halifax B NlcEyeIs Moses, Loyslaad, Apalachcola, L
ilurlbut * Co.
Schr Outaro. Urburtou Curacao Boomer Graves ( Co;
Ursula Roberts San Juan w Tyson Judah; PawtuN-
n1 CLARK Matanzas Read, Hoppock & Co; Jersey OAK,
Shaw G. and Colorado, 1 L Masters
Arrived.
Brig Florida CrocSer Is days from Apaachicoia. oetoa
sehr Rio Graude, wadwsl 20 days from Frankfort, s
potatoes 10 master
sehr John CLARK Holliuss sdays from Philadelphia corn
10 \ Fox.
Sehg Imperial Crane days ilom New Bedford, oil to
order
sehr Experiment, Atkins, days from Chatham, Mass
Sem Gil Bias. from Dennis in ballast
Sch, Henry King Dole days from Philadelphia, cca
to LANG * Randolph
oue Big, Wind NNW,
Sailed,
Barous Stephen. Brewer Lisbon.
Brig Saratoga, Bsdell, Savannah.
The Rover Allen. pu, into Delaware Brsakwaer, 25h
instant, 10 land the captain and OF the Peru which
recently run into and sunk off Barnesst by the Baldwin,
from NYotk for Savannah
Schr CIarisss Carney, OF and from RICHMOND Me Tor
Boston lumber laden struck Broad Cows, Cape Eliza
Meth during qual Sunday night about O'Clock and
blgd she 4erward filed and rolled over on heI beam ENDS
the crew ooSsQ 10 doanCon nsI LuinS
fosed off, and the morning Of the 9th was
miles ESE of Cape Elizabeth.
From barqus Mohawk sunk Hyanns most oil the flour
aud meal has been got damaged and about 500 bushels
Of CON-
The anchors chains part OF sails rigging and spas Of the
brig james Met wrecked At the mouth OF the hrnn-DFc
been saved The vessel pieces in hours after
she struck Insured IN Boston for 81 COO.
Spoken,
Noy 3od lat 10 So, long IS, brig Monument, vinng p
hours from Portland for Cuba.
Foreign Ports.
At Psrnambuco 25h uIt schr Euio,as Hail. from Cam
den, July IS, with ice, ar Sd, disc.
Ar AT do sh brig Susan Mary Durham Baltimore, about
july ST. aud sailed for Rio Jansro.
A. Trinidad Cd instant brig Henry, Means from Boston
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~ Italian Chemicai Soap-F,

w ltaIlnN NhelnfChl SOup-FoI turlnE IrctkIsS,
pimpies erurtons, hlotchss scuvY morphsw heat spots
musuito bites. and all irritation aud oughness, and salow
and darkness Of the skin This soap OF the
remarkable chemical discoveries It's emolien,
healing ga es spoken Of all directions and every
to answer all ordinary purposes and it be had genu,
only 81 Walker street one door from the corner of Broad
adepha; Gray roughkeerse; Toasey. Rochester, Myers
New H4ren Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell; ant
TRIM, Newark. NIL Inns
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NJ A RR ED

On Tuesayerenug 18th MOI the Diversified Baptist
Church BY the Rev Elisha Tucker. Gec'es NJ Van Dsllp
to Gace daughter Of Alexander Rankin, Esq, all OF this
CITY
WeJuesl., rnorung Nov 20 by the Rev E.W Andrews,
William NJ Ray to Miss Abby Am, eldest daughter Of MI
S. " D. Cock, ali Of thu c'ty
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PIAsE Sons, IS Division street. feel itthe'r duty
To say to all those persons nho need OF their oar'
Hound Candy and pay the full rrce on account OF
pecuniary erbarassmens, that they Will IN ue sell 1t of
half the retail price ali those no Wi, bong testimonial
from the Alderman Of the Ward OF from The Minister Of their
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The renewal of suffering has been the object Of the
psnklopis every Of the world ep, the the s rn r
sana year. OWN 10 the limited means G! acquiring know
iedse but since The introduction OF me pLm' M pro- ana
Ss Wora and III; man ote 10Th century adsan
ss.s which his oIcfathes never did ~ i, s"a1 "io ,lon
IN the bcnnui stohcpe of the yese,a5e cresl2n eSaf
calculated cGmene With 1[ongbe9 thu s5naI g S.e
Io n,orstas man in the dust. SArpss SARsArAFuhaa
ra vegetable pfca19n o has st Sss o~s be G
Emu ali Theun ,cad he'd rheumatism ralpat'on 81
sp1sS "thrr disease; originating impure or de
,rsred state Of bool der ns ment 81 te
Tbs propretors daily rscelNins VI ten .,uno
nal, interesting details Of rs xtraofeih,,s 81 r.,
original manuscripts Of Vano9s csftlca',, tat
c!e: ,tantly received and wii chesIiuiii be e&hitleu
On apvlica0n Facts are tece;Je1 auhcetay e!e 80 nf
U nc, to satisfy the ncredulcus OF The real merits O
YIN y,;,' iiaaSSalaaby medicine. ea.,or
' a4 evidence o superior value and eheeey
SCI d and sold a, wholesale aud retail, end Ter eSBofIa
,jda sg A B. SANDS CO. DsapEis!s lGFais an ~
,nss, fS's D. 5. SANDS 70 Fulto, Of GOstfes
ard A. y East Bcadway corner Of -''akes'ee
r.l bottle-s!x bottles ioI o.
375 powel For consumption, COLDS AID coughs ana
has tcsli discovered 10 be one OF The ost 'ees
ne ~, cuis. - gentleman from Vermont o.
aa mhe was low wh con,umpton that the on'!
w. ons eann. Of ls recovery when by chance, he took
Jew doses Of Dr. Taylos 9 hume Balsa OF Ll'ef''o.t
c,o 5 Ro7v.rv Yock aed began improves he con
iuma ia use and now peri well mar Nh Lewis,
nr ia yy III SATISFY auy who Will call, OF the lac; wic.
!. ,mI wonderful BE CAREFUL in I'll cases TO ST. the new
steel Mate engraving le botre, signed By DE- Leeds
JOB MAIDEN Lane, whe.e 1t can be had Gown to"i Bottles
foI 81, for ,-ial.
WEICu1,s INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have stood INC cSt
OF tria and have been triumphant Of witch 40 0e,t.i
proof b. adluccl than The fact OF !hsiS a;nese oa:t
iry and III innu,nerabe attempts which have ben ilS TO
inatr them. The Of their success + sHlc;eny "D
oa, Wide orsl medical preparations merely caGei lie sens
OF surng ITs;2hts udtan Vegetable Pills ehife ieEio'
the Of disease TIE oi digestion are tiaiale
thy c;,frei after use has mad OF these iis
Be1rae N ord u aSoid tsinS nlosta
urcu ccuntccitcrs be particular purchase from hoe
except ADVERTISE agcts the office and general depot TO.
2sg Greenwich-stfeet, New oGk.
Ohce. devoted excusyeiy the sale Of the MEDICINE
y,N,saie aud reta!los GteeaHlch-sttset New OIL
No 1893 enont.seet Boston. and \ le9 Races;feet fh
laIelpia.
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~ The Trustees Of the Newly ork CITY Marble Gems
tery have usr completed Of vaults the Cemsterg
Second avenue Persons wishing 10 puE-
vii! please arl either Of thr lisrsgns tIus!es
STEPHEN ALIEN ROBERT HISLOr,
MICAH Baldwin, FHLlP HENRi
ELLIS POTTER rs Inns
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kn~ys S!nctnS.-NR. BRADBURY would respectfully
announce that TIE second OF his Singing Class No
will conmenoe Friday Decn,ierI
EiduIge street.
There few Ladies aud gentlemen having
soe ledge Of the first principle, OF reading music and
DESTROYS OF adyanCln: III The AIT, ct!uit invited to
attend.
new work entitled Sinen- School FOR aides and Gen
eu,sm used all Nlr Is ) classes it gfelt
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" lInHs HInffs Nlutls-

- Nuts. Nuts, NinEfS-UF very sule rioT Yuahty
among which are some the finest Natural and Black Lynn
be found in the city-or sale NJ WAlSuN ;,
Hat and Fur Store, "a Chatham 81
B. Ladies would do ell to al and examine previous &c
purchasing sswh.Is Taped Nufs Of every descriptions
isrf
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@ Royal Mail for Laverpool.--Lc,ter bags for
hs Royal Mart Steamship CALEDONIA will close at Ham
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