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nl6 Corner Of Broadway and Ann.stEee., New York:
A LISoN'S HISTORY OF EUROPE, COM
MARC o PAUL's AID VENT rURESy to the Spring.
field Armoy. BY the author OF the Rcllo Jonas ana Lucy
2MIeoNsIEUR G: RHv VvIoLETs NARRATIVE Of Travels in
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Ta1Tyto,yn, y. Y.-Cirenars at IS Bowery, s. Y.
jy22 ims WM T. LYON. A. NJ, frlnclpa.
" Good Board and pIeasan, Rooms maybe obtained
at No. So Cliff str.et ull 2w
rE References given to hundre who will state
facts just they AMI feel the public Will nave
confidence Copherous every person who buys comes
recommended By those who have used II.
AT so CENTS BoTTLE-The chief virtues OF this n
corherous or nedicated compound,
|. Its braclng, Strengthening and clarifying qualities
2. Its gently stimulating the action Of the skin
It's producing and encouraging reaction IN the ouio Or
and particularly Ill the pnp which receives the vessels
and nerve giving life and vigor TO the hair;
4. It's e1ualizlng the circulation OF the fluids;
It's freeing the skin from the effects OF perspiIaon scu
and dandrif, and disposing the hair TO curli
And its frequent Will preserve the han N beauty 1hu
health the latest period OF life.
Grauitnus advice all diseases connected win e
hair al the Hair Cutting Rooms.
o23 mis li6 Broadway corner OF LlbertFst up seirs.
OPAL BUTTONS.
WE have Just received an additional supply
w Of the celebrated Opal Buttons, made with much I'M
proved chased border which has the effect of protecting the
beautiful colors Of the surface and making them The most
splendid article Of Buttons offered for .als
RUSSELL, MATTlSON 1AiLOh.
nil 1,yis IS Cedar street.
Passengers Arrived
la the ship Niagara from New Orleans-J Reese anu
children.
In the brig Wilson Fuller from savannah-CaPtain An
derson
Ia the brig Clinton from Savannah-s Cochran.
In the brig Judson from Demerara-Capt Madgwick y
Nc Caring, Rogers
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JOHN ALLEN, las Nassau 81, New York,
Ofice Of th- Knickerbocker Magazine.
Who sole agent for Paey Cabinet Library the CITY
nf New York aud Booklrn MI Ims
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STEAM REFINED CAEDY

D L & A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
IL. Of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing By
steam and have now hand large Of Candy
&C. Of superior quality, suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar will keep in
warm climate harder and dryer than any made from
MA aJmia
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Parents. Don't Neglect Your Child
rem Thousand Of children Annually become deal ans IN dGn M
IN, sysr coigs &c &c Now II mothers would do their
duty ssARr on on F FOR 5n i ana use
CONTINUES yery troublesome the hearing gradually
gets and finally partial OF tos deafness e3sHes D
;st No q Fulton ST. II East Broadway 2I3 Broadway
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Produce see FIRST Page
"WEDNESDAY P. NJ
At, the Board there very large amount OF business
- ,,s,c,iors :, STATE Securities exceeding 100000
p;ces generally were steady Illinois fell off H Indiana
u,,Ism l. sopjngton i; Long Island l. Tennessee IN
moved J; Ohio Trust I; Vicksburg!t Farmers Loan !
Tb,e was cutie demand for Norwich and Worcester Rail-
m in consequence Of the strong statement we published
.,day and sales were made at o. an advance OF per
cent.
The Bill market rather active to-day and consldera
NJ, amount Of Sterling sold q 8 Francs 1856 Am
,srd,m 3ot a 3otj Bremen Il; Hamburg 34s
sDecis is quiet The shipments South about S5oooo
500 900 per week Mexicans worth 10 premium;
snan,h S 10 prem; V. Francs 90 e3..
The quarterly report of the Albany City Bank gives Cir
,,,,,on sl3ll9O; Due Treasurer n $685. Deposits
Due Banks 1928 o39 Loans and Discounts $685.
as Stocks s25 6Os Due from Banks and Bankers $685.
s,o. spsce s24, $40; Bank Notes, SC S434, ,22l.
Accaupt of Tolls received all the Canals of this State
,orb h Nov and Of the Lockages of Alexander Lock,
,br,e miles west Of Schenectady TO the lst OF Nov VIZ:
Tolls. Lockages.
Is, week in Nov. Total to 9TH Nov. To lst Nov.
1899. S64,3s6 Sl,416,o63 ~ ISL oi9
,ea0 50 600 ,6l2, $50 929
1871 S2,2l0 ,o7l, ,125 ..26,l III
1872 73,169 1891 $40
lsl3 ...,. e7,sl3 ,92a,4Ss 30 30 05S C5S
OF this increase there is produce from Western
States, VIZ: o,,-
Al, Buffalo and Black Rock. Sl2o,oS.
At Oswego. !V,ooo
Total. Sl4s,74s
At all other offices except Albany and
Troy being on the produce of this State 81, 199
Total increase on produce S2Os,54l
AtAlbany and w Troy, on Merchandise,
mostly for Western States .....-. llb,oa9
S325, ,l99
The total increase this wear over lsal Sl9, ,75s
But there is an increase at Buffalo, Black Rock aud
0swego this year over lS4 on Western produce oi
Showing falling off in the business Of this State
this year. compared with lSil, at all other
0flceS, oil. 49, F''
AtMobile 7h Bills on n. York 90 days were in mod
crate demand at 81 disc; sight Il disc; Sterling oa
plen Francs 5 50 a As; State Bank 9; lo3 disc
SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Nov. Is
B, .qnthony j. Bleecker & Co.
The country seat of A. Hammond, Esq, at Thross ooo
Neck Weschester Co.. 90 acres -. s%o'oVo
4slory brick house and lot on Willowst near fop- go.
Vacant lot on Poplar-st. Willows SUI
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- DIR. Felix GouraNds rouure .Suo Sttu.1tU' h
man har from females upper lips the hair conceang broad
and elerated forehead the stubborn beard OF man. or any knd
oee g. Walker one door from J5S BTp39way Fvgi;:
Acents-(iuthre, Maiden lane Albany; Myers, Ne's
Haven Brown Chestnut street phiadsph'aW ~ Jordan
Carston DWELL; c.. Dyer, Jr Providence; Mathew
Norwich; Tonsey, Rochester, n Y Guild, Bangor White
Can be seen tested before buying proof positive this and
no mistake o'O III
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10 Mercantile Library. Associntion,An
held in Clinton Hail. on Friday evening November iIh al
half past o'clock continue the discussion upon the pah
oC improvement presented the Beard of Directlon
VI '"'i By. order WIN. NJ PARKS
MS Recording Secretary.
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o-I Isl3.-SECOND ADVENT OF CHRIST AT
the Second Coming Of Christ, franklin Hall No is
Chatham square this evening commencing at 9cock me
published very Thursday by j. " Himes,at No Spruce
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r. Wire Window Sh:,des-HIanufacturedt TO or
der Of any size shape figure aud handsomely fitted IN ma
hogamy frames 10 paur basement office and other windows
nall doors screens for public rooms, &e., By
"''' ''>''' LEE * CO, is Factory-stTeet
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the ar
the same time they obstruct the from the street into the
room and keep mosquitoes and ohr insects out and are
0rram W. 1t 'st
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Meeting Of the IsaeliteS OF the City of NeW
the family Of Dr. Jordan will held athe Broadway House
corner Broadway and Grand streets at o'clock ls even
ing hs Treasurer and Committee xpeced 70 report
BY order, A MI IChELL' Nhdif'ai. N,n.
p J. loAcIIIaissES, Secretary. IL
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Spruce-st,
w The subsc rbers invite the attention Of the public 70
their splendid assortment of Decorative Window Shades all
having been got up great care and warranted TO please
The assortment consists Of splendid American Landscape
Italian do Wild Vgne,es French scros VLgnette and h2
Landscape Centres Tin,em Abbeys, Moonlight Views, Se
Sc Sign Banners and Decorations done IN style NOT TO be
surpassed by any other establishment.
Southern aud Western Merehapss supplied wi,h apy Cyan
inv
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S10 REWARD.-Lost on Tuesday, l4th inst,
sO1O in passing through Fulron-street Broadway Cham
her Couandt and other streets crossing the Ferry to
Jersey CL, Jet beastpn Of oblong form set with SIX dia
monds he whol. cGlus the pin will be paid By Mr. Dean
No le Centre-stree 1t restored 10 him b. the hnder-
| nlSDr
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schrs Harriet Smith, Smith, Havana, B s. Cappell
John Allyn, Collins, Guadeoupe. SC, H Underwood Octa
VIA Churchill Apaachcola, Post Phillips Ellen Rod
man, Sheppard, NBedford; Owen Cadmus, Baltimore, i
Cooley Co. Bergen, Cole PetersbuTgJ Hunter fremont
Prescott, Boston.
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w ANTED-A place by very good cook who
w lived two years her last place Please call is Sixth
SrreEr o1S2 2rs
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

RopRERy.-The Frederick, Md. Herald states
that Mr.. Edward Ing, broker OF Baltimore, was
robbed of about SIS 900 while lodging at lin.
mcrrnan's Hotel, at Frederick, on the night Of
the 9Th inst. He called for a room, went to it,
put the money upon the shelf and throwing
towel over j. went down 10 supper, locking the
door after him. After supper he went back, and
locking the door, as he thought, retired, casting
glance at the towel The next morning the mo,
ney was gone, though the bolt of the lock was
sprung, but outside the catch No trace has
beenobtained of the robber. The money was
$4,000 on Williamsport Bank, $4,000 on Ha-
gerstown, $4,000 on the Farmers and Mechan.
les Bank, SC.
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Glasgow, Mo-, Aug Esd, lsls.
4 VERY Coon Oyg-We are INFORMED

\ VERY Coon ONE.-We arc informed that
when the Aciug President T IL, his Iece,; NoF;he,
our, application made the managers one 81 he
Railroads, provide srcsi train coavsy he
ard his suite This refused, tas grourd that
be attended with great inconvenience and japre
lar trains aid that aSains: the rules OF he road
reply 10 this the applicant IN behalf OF Tyler stated tt.
,pecal had sometimes been furnished the ,eod
he ipsr,ncrd the accommodation of this sort Furnished
convey the OF President Harrison Th Sureru-
,enden INSTANTLY replied sha, If they would bsa- rh
Rewcins OF President Tyler, special train should be
forthwith provided. Boston Ailcs.
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From VERA CRuz.-The Anahuac arrived at
this port from Vera Cruz on Tuesday evening"
We have been favored with the following extract
OF a letter received by her and dated
VERA Cruz, Aug, 9, 1873.
1T impossible express the JOY and true happiness
thats Eel, this place being suddenly AID entirely free OF
tia, epdemics the yellow fever There has no,
sisgle of occurred within the las, TWO Weeks, and
Indeed there have been very OF any kind of sick
whatever. Wear enjoying health, business
esag and war is eudiag.
The MEXICAN troops have entirely evacuated Caul
peachy and TO the small of Layaaa in the Bay
where they d!iag greater numbers by Yellow Fever
and dissipation Ehan Were destroyed by The market Of
Laea completely suited all kinds Produce from
all countries Vessels ,ock ia suppos,ng arkt
where their chandile will be seized with avdiy AID
woully disappointed beag compelled throw
board half he caSoes aad sell the other half price
Quite number Of Mexican vessels Of are anchored
in the harbor. The Mexican have arrived and
camed with troops from Laguna, all Of whom we'll
al Csmptacby they eajoyins good health aad doing
business lit que, there winter there will Ne
considerable business dore that short times do not think
IL viii last any longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

DE-. MorT--This eminent surgeon, who is as
much an ornament to his profession as an honor
to his country, has lately been elected an honor.
ar member Of the Royal academy of Science Of
Belgium. To receive this honor it is necessary
to have the Kings appreciation, which, in the
shape of royal edict by Leopold, accompanies
the diploma transmitted 10 DR.. Mott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

FIRE AND OurRaGE.-A he broke cut about 10 o'clock
Tuesday nigh The BAN Of Henry Er5en, Esq Of
Sh ST, and Avenue s, which with ali its coz
sumed The fire then communicated the coach house
and stable Of r A S Livingston adjoining both of which
also consumed with their The loss Of pro-
psrty abou; 50 COO Of which heIe auy
who followed the TIE companies mp 10 the IRE conducted
NEST outrageous manner qarelinC snl fighting AID thea
proceeded destroy the market garden Of poor who
occupied three Of lsndtea1ing up and destroy
ia his cabbass, and evcy thing heron
and hurting them each Others heads All the vegetables
amost thus wanony DESTROYED to the ruin Of the poor
man. the nMnrr
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u We are Indebted TO the cou tesv of Cant

u We are Indebted to the courtesy of Capt
Weller Of the Wesschester FOX agreeable passage up
the nrsr few days since and refrain from saving So
At the time speaking particularly and most com
commercially Of the STATE Of his boat Th-v are
oomy apartments calculated accommodate family Of
four PERSONS with comfort with enough indeed to SET
Tea table If oae should take such whm a psry in such
safe room as this makes the tIip 10 Huds with as m
acoiort as they would feel seated il their own paror a,
bone and upon their arrival Hudson the morning are
not forced land wh their Baggage at an early hour
early fo' business and too late Tor sleep bu remain
disturbed in their comfortable berhs ua, proper hour
The morning TO 90 shore. Capt. Mellen, like all
North River Captains gentleman and drvoes hiusff
% ms duties way which shows ,ha, he ;ak-s pleasure
the performance Of Them His attention passengers
RENTED and win the regard of all who travel with
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

SEIZURE OF THE SANDWICH 1sLASDs.-A Lon
don Correspondent Of the Commercial Advertiser
writes as follows concerning the recent seizure OF
the Sandwich Islands by military officer of the
British Government
Hardly doubt now remains that the British Govern
ment will immediately and formally disavow the military
occupancy Of the Sandwich andsan which will te
instantly followed By formal recognition of their ndpent-
ence on the part france and very possibly Joint guaTa''
tee OF thai independence by the great powers This Gov
erument already appointed consul general Cor those Isl
ands who will shor!, proceed to his posi-; greater issu
of vany aud than that which induced
Lord George Paule violent course has seldom been cor
coctsd the world and would have been quite impossible
wi,Eou, the aid OF liItle European civilizations"
SANDWICH Is1.ANDs.-Advices from England
assure us says the Bostoa Mercantile journal that Rev Mr.
Richards and Haalieo the commissioners from the King OF
the Sandwich Islands, fair way OF accomplishing
the object Of visi, Great Britain ard will doubtless
succeed in establishing amicabls relations with thai counf
on permanent basis They leave London for Paris
about the of September and will probably return to TINS
country in October their way back TO the Sandw lch
Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

WASHINGTON MONUMENT Assoc1ATIoS.-The
association organized Tuesday the Mayors
ofiee and prepared do business ageeably the
provisions Of rs CHARTER. Col john Trum0ul formerly
AID OF General Washington elected President: Hon.
Robert HNorris tlsyor} Vice President; Nicholas Dean
ESQ: sscIstaEy and Moss q lraa.lI. ESQ T.sasn.rL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

CoScERr.-The fifth grand Concert and frs,
OF The second series by the American and British Musical
Society will be given this evening the Shakespeare Hotel
Assembly Rooms This Concert is given IN com2lim u:
Mr. c. NJ. King the founder musical director OF This
already popular Society The performances will be fully
equal those which under his direction have given such
satisfaction, and hope his behalf of
his spirited Society will with corresponding aenow
s.s,.nnsrt on tbs occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

j The journeymen tailors OF Boston have
struck for higher wages. They had large
and enthusiastic meeting IN Washington Hall on
Monday, at which a relief committee was ap-
pointed, and a procession was had. Their wages
are said to be only three or four dollars week
working sixteen hours day. The Advertiser
learns with pleasure TIA; they have taken one
good step toward obtaining better wages-they
have all joined the Total abstinence Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

HANNAH MoRE's WoRKs.-1he Harpers have
published No III. of the edition of Hannah
More's works, which they are issuing entire in
eight numbers at % cents each. Mrs. Morc,s
talent and reputation are such that copy of her
writings is almost indispensable to the well select
cd library
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Il Col. Benton has published the following

card in the Missouri Pilot OF the 9th instant:
ACARp.-Jusuce my political friends (tSeips, whom
nay imputed opinions quoted requires to notice a
s;aemen; IN In, Usage Heoman, which opinions attri-
Seied 10 which, never expressed that csy ~ IA
Of the district systcm-tha Cot Johnson e0uid take
tae Wtsters Stces, &c &c The editor OF the Yeoman
has been nisiniosnei and desn duty
OF justice political eads, seeing the which
Is made of this erroneous statement aSains: hem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

u A large and valuable barn belonging to
benjamin. Many ESQ, Lexington, Mass. with lis
contents of sixty seventy Ohay burned &c the s.oand
on MONDAY morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

q Ms. Hoyt was drowned while fordng the
canoe wes,pO,,, CT. with her husband few
days since Her husband saved himself by eliagiagto som.
pushes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

" The Court Of Sessions have discharged ten
of their officers, leaving ten still in attendance,
thereby saving $4,000 year in our city cspen-
SEES. Five, we are told, would be suficien, most
Of the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

Mr.. HENRY RUssELI, the celebrated vocal
gives Coucer, this evening ,h= Apollo Saloon he
hss perhaps sdmiTe, and generally popular,
than Any vocalist we have aud MS bill this
evening Contains fins BEST and avora;e pieces,
his room VIII doubtless % well filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

~ The inraitable company at the Amsrican Nussm lei
xerk is attracting great attention ant the mos. saur
,ous.s. The Ethiopian Srrenad-rs Ike neoen H.,
They discourse the sweetest MUSIC, an.
sfformsnces are Ill of superior orfsf ,,t %
Ferlnaid is expected there IN few days ea IN
ire or arr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

u Col. HILLxS has resigned his Office as
Mayor Of Baltimore on account of indisposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

II The CARTER TRIAL is still progressing, and
the Newark Post of Wednesday gives the testimony TO )
P NJ on Tuesday It's purpor to show that Carter had
money and New Hope bills before the murder. Two OF
three witnesses testified the fact that he had roll OF bills
Immediately sfer his return from New York.
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THE EVENING TRIBUNE

WIFI be Published This Day At "i o'eioc1 -
twill in addition the of the Morning paper
l. The News received by the Morning Mails;
summary repor, Of the MARKETS, including STOCKS
from the days sales up TO O'Clock, P NJ
g. The AzRrvALs a, our Hotels for the day
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A STEAMBOAT BURNED.-From slip from the
office of the Yankee Blade at Gardiner, Me-,
we learn that the large fine steamer John w
Richmond, plying between Boston and the Ken
nebec, was totally destroyed by fire at Hallowel
on the night of the Sd inst. The flames broke
out about midnight; their progress was 50 rapid
that the passengers had barely time to escape by
leaping into the water and swimming TO raft of
logs, losing all their clothing and other property.
Suspicious are entertained that she was set on
fire, as the flames broke forth from before the en-
CINE where no fire is ever kept. The value of
the boat was $4,000 and there was no insurance
upon her. Nothing was saved except $4,000 in
money which was in the safe. The steamer was
owned, threcfo urths by Rufus X. Page Of Hal
lowell and the remainder by her Captain, Natha-
mel kmball.