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" 10 MECHANICS AND TAspYAcTUREas-We cav o. -
reacerS special attention TO all advertisement IN an0ns
COMM under the above head. II will be found rare u
portunity. js eosN
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% We understand that some important arrests,
connected with one OF our monied institutions,
have been made during the past week, the partic-
ulars of which not yet at liberty to disclose.
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A-R. NIcoLL.-We are led to believe, saws
cores pondeat, By information received from Mr.
Townsend, the conductor on the New.Jersey Rail-
kaso, that Edward A NicolI, late Secretary of the
$50 YosS life Insurance and Trust Company,
rOsSaasssge or Philadelphia on Saturday after
ro0sA ThsS ~ q December, and catered the cars
al tho Paterson aepar, which circumstance was
fsIcsasss being very uRu.uaI, as it seldom occurs
that the asterRoon :-aiH stops al thar place.
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EAcLUsIvE NEWs.-Ihe washington cofres-
Pondent OF the Herald on Saturday writes: :. Our
old friend Col. Hepburn has been shot in the Office
of Mr. McDougald, the successful Wing Congress
sioaa! canSidatein Georgia This is published
exclusively in the Herald. Ne other paper has
got the news
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FROM BUESos AyREs.-The following para
graph is from letter in the Boston Daily Adytr-
tiser, dated
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Reelection of Mr.. Crittsaden to the sea.
afe-lsere of she Earthquake Gonsiua,
CORES pondence OF The Iribuae.
BALTIMORE, JaaGary Is, 1858 A.


BALTIMORE, Jaarary is, 1855
The Legislature of kentucky on the eth ias..,
proceeded TO the election of a Senator of tte Ia.
ted States, and Mr.. Crttendcn was reelected :,
the FIRST ballot by vote OF more ,han TIVE 10 o..
over Col. R. NJ. Johnson, who was put IN aou,;;,.
alton, as is said by the Van Buren, Loco occ, 70,
the purpose of .. killing him Of. The vote Of i,
two houses stood as follows:
Cril!enaen, (w.l johnson. a. ',
Senate .2I..................u
House .....-........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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REVENUE OF GREAT Ba17A1s.-From the re-

REVENUE OF GREAT BR17AIN.-From the re-
venue accounts made up last month we find that
the net increase upon the year ending at that time
was upward of four millions sterling. The Eng
lish papers show that this increase ls from income
and not from capital
The working of the income tain Robert
Peel's favorite measure-seems 10 tickle certain
Tories wonderfully. Before its adoption the tau
ure of the revenue to meet the expenditures OF the
government and the absolute inlposslblllty OF
creating any sinking fund to lessen the debt was
like thorn In their side. The adoption OF a
measure which struck OFF portion of the inter-
est at the outset. and increased so suddenly the
revenue Of the kingdom, was God-send hailed
with no ordinary pleasure. 1t may apparently
England feels from it, seems to us like that which
results from sudden stimulant. We never
knew government to sustain itself long on such
measure This exhaustion of extraordinary
measures in times of peace leaves no resource for
the greater emergencies of war
The most curious thing, however, in the reve
nue. accounts is, that there has been an increase
in the excise the last quarter, notwithstanding the
temperance movement.
We cannot account for the fact that the excise
returns should give an increase the last quarter of
f240,000, making at that rate nearly IL, OOOooo
year. Father Mathew, we supposed, would re-
duce this materially, and indeed it was supposed
SO by English politicians themselves.
There had been decrease in the customs dur
ing the last quarter Of f4l9,O00, yet it is said
that in one week, and twas believed in one day
ending the 10th Of Octobern 100000 was paid
for corn duties.
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u The Charleston Mercury states that the
schooner Col y Shepherd, Cooper, from that por, TO Ha
encountered tremendous storm, which damaged her
severely: and that the 9th irst sndeavorng make
harbo she got ashore Of the Florida reefs was
gos off by wrsckers and taken Key West. portion Of
the cargo learn damaged the vessel having leaked
badly Its thought she would be condemned, she
much injured.
U The Inspector of the Penitentiary Of Mis-
sour has preferred charges ag,nt the essees and they
TO be speedily tried is said when the seventeen con-
yets on last Monday week guards Were on duty
The eorTiets wes work il the Bale Rope Factory and
employed the time whea they unobseryed III saving
hoe through one OF the back gates aud thus made their es
cape They had gone distance before the alarm bell
was rung AS they got under way they stole all the
horses and clothing within their reach At the last accounts
four OF them had been appreheuded Several others
near the Little Morsau with knives drawn ready resist
any attempt TO apprehend them. Gin. Chroa.
BAsE-Henry II. Porch, of Cole County, Mo-
has been adudged pay $4,000 for breach promise of
marriage and seduction of Miss Elizabeth Thompson
esaf girl who had always borne good character
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biz WlSTARS
RALSATE OF WILD CHERRY

IMPORTANT CAUTION-The Public should
L hear in mind that il is Or. WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which are published every part oil the country and not the
articles of similar occasionally pufed into tenn
norarv notice Those be goodbut we know nothing
about them.
rLzr EVERY MAn, WoMAr AND CHILD read the io r
loving and that does not satisfy ALL OF the great virtues o.
th Medicine let them go l25 Futonstree and see me
other testmoQI ais Of Ike cnaIactef
WATERyILLE, Oneida Co. y. " Sept l3 l3i3.
D..y Sir-I the afflicted inform you that
January last attacked oy very violent cod caused ey
working in the which settled my lungs IL was ac
companed By pain IN my breast and des and
si,o distressing cough had attendance all the best
medical aid in our village Bur after exaung their skill 10
no avail they pronounced my disease CONFIRMED CON-
SUMPTION; and they one and all gaze ne up 20 ete. Aieer
much persuasion got The consent Of ny rnyseian . use
chased of the Agent place bottle before using half
of which began 70 gain strength and II was very evident
improving nave used three bottles aud am rssto' ed
to pe.cf health This result. alone owing the Of
Dr. WlsrAR', Balsam ef Wild Cherry; and lake this
method giving the information partly 10 pay the debt
of gratitude you, and partly that others similarly
a'H''e' we Vssry Truly yours, a''' JAMES SAGE
MIR PALMER, Druggist, under date OF Wateryllle, Sept
o. 843 wtesThe given you by Mr. Jonas Sage
ell known 10 be BY this Whole community Ger
tanly remarkable The sale OF the Basam
is very good and success in cures Truly hatteIing.
Yours, respectfully, D. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and certificates. They
medicine Be sure and get Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" Be1rGTs of limitations
This Balsam all affections Of the lungs and liver such
bleeding of the lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or 20 years
standing Group, obstinate pain in the chest SIDE &c
OT Sold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, las FULTON,
corner Of Nassau-De1ter, Albany; Gorham New.Haven;
medical treatise to be had gratis. above. Ole I'm
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SHAKER HOSIERY


NIT AND FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS
IA and Drawers, Manufactured BIZ the SHAKERS of Me,.
nmaek County n H. Persons wishing superior article
OF under clothing suitable for the coming season. combining
durability with warmth, either Wholesale OF retail are
vted 70 call on the Agent, here they will be certain Of get
Stocks CAPS Linen Collars and Bosoms Cap Trimmings
Patent nameiled and Top Leather Umbrellas Perfumery
&c &c: &c. 6, w. GORUM, Agent.
ol2D&Wlm. l2s Maiden Lane between Pearl
IMPORTANT TO UMBRELLA MAKERS
l. 100 gross Top Sotehss Of different sizes.
manufactured the United States Fog saea Prince
by oil lm' JAMES 6. MOFFET, Manufacturer
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

4 7 GALE Il CO s, go Pearl-street-Ag ener-
Aal assortment may had The above place " B. large
nToce OF thick Kip and Calf Boots received and will "a
sod al bargain Brosans in varieties Also Wcmens
Also Hats and Caps Country merchants and others
Eed 10 call and All sold unusually low for cash
GALE s. co. 2so Psarl-sueet,
ole 2m L. S. Hotel Buildings. New.York
TRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
Il ia Wall strset Jones's Building New York will make
insurance against Loss Damage By Fire, the avo
rable terms.
l Xasn 5s; G Hall B. Townsend, Edmund Psnlod
William Il Johnson Elias G. br AXE Rob s. STATION
Francis Butler. George Pomeroy, john Rankin Junr
LEssxus CHApMAs sec'y. nj 2awswis
THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
j. Capital 100000; Office No 81 Wal st. This Company
continues 10 make insurance against loss damage by fire.
and inland navigation.
J. Philips Phenx, William Couch, Micah BALDWIN,
John Morrison, 3. L. WoolLsy,, Nathaniel Weed,
}oseRh B. V'nun aHaqg Tucker }Oh RRa4S a}t
Caleb O Eals,ead William W Todd, Ferdinand suydam,
Henry g.. Thompson, r. RAVENS, President.
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary. Dc
NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
~ The subscriber is opening No 24li Broadway,
The Pubic TO cal and examine his Stock The Shoes sold By
the subscriber obtained the first premium the late Fair
the American lnsuute and We challenge competition for
durability beauty Of finish All Shoes sold warranted
A good supply of Macintosh Coats Cages LiiePgeseve
SC. SC.
Haskns's Marble Cloth, for Tables &c. which obtained
Silver Medal at the late FAIR for sale only at this Etab
more extended notice will appear future number.
ne L. ROSS, 2ilt Broadway, and l2i Maiden Lane.
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Us GEMS FROM THE AMERICAN PoETs, min
iature volume Of happy selections from our best
Poets, has just been published by H. Hooker,
Philadelphia, and is for sale by NV, Dodd
Nassau and Park Row.
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yXTHO CAN MISTAKE a VIC, however
w aruly prepared for the natural and living CROWN OF
the hair There adu dead look an aci stiffness IN s
snnne article nd vet in OUT OF twenty ior
one tenth the that Wig costs the osd sfs spg may
SoIdn 10 anv thatcher of SOULS for secondha adomen
The showers nor more T 70 sh
or0w OF anv other cause has shem your brow ri us u
cur hnnrd the redundant sdoGk which hen
r avnes Hair Tonic Will give life and vgor 20 The roots
which stl remain and incredibly short space OF time
Those who have been years unsncceSsiu endeayon 10
whskers and moustaches, will nd this preparation
me 55at sod BY B. D. SANDS Druggists, wholesale
rstail No 70 Fuoastreet, 273 Broadway and y East
4iu 49, -! " ole I'm
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4 COON wanted IN private famiv-a neat
n,ddle-sged pvotestan. no will S4 ,;-S -
make bread and assist washing aad ironing Apply ~ g
GreeRwich.st. 3ny4 81.
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| 600 M - i PlESTERs are sold yss1ln

LOU, UUU MANS FLAsTERs are sold ysf5ly,
and for onv l2s cents curing Rheumatism Lumoago ram
az wsakness In the Side Back Breast Loms or any part Of
tb bod Who will suffer when he can te SO EASILY cured
Poor Child ne wasting sad friend OF ours the
49, dav-we have doctoTed MIN till tired and II all
Soss no good his breath offensive and he starts ght
% in his sleep; his appetite raveneus and still he but
.taslsron We recommended her try Shermdns Worm
Lssenss possibly he might be troubled with w05ms-
5ose entirely cured him. they have thousands Of others
eon sleep one M cough is sol1eessanl II seem,
Cough Lozenges he would De cnred in he:t time They
oftsn cure the most distressing few hours
m, head ri!l split says another Shernans Camphor Lo-
zenges will any less than twenty minutes and
mistake They cure seasckness, plantation Of the heart,
ae1 dssfpa,on They operate like charm on the
the genuine Sheman Lozenses and Pasters you may
have some miserable trash imposed upon YOU,
Warehouse loo Nassau New DIRK PhladelphIa agents,
Agents ls, So 40 and COL Broadway; 22 Hudson ST. 1879
BoweIy II Last Broadway s6 William 81; l59 alton ST.,
BROOKLYN; 4. Guthrie, Sanwlx Hail. Albany Redding *
Co State ST Boston, Ledger Buildings Philsdelphia g.
F. Thomas, li7 Main St CINCINNATI; Andrew Oliver
New Orleans. OPS D&Wlm
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collar LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.-In
~ addition former supply. has just received new
pattern bronzed, gilt and syered Girandoies and Soer
Lamps which, with large assortment Of plated Cake bas
kets Castos ivory handle table Cutlery, Gothic Walters
silver Tea and Table Spoons SC &c offered very low
By I'M linz ALBERT BEACH. ia Chatham ST.
DICHMOND FLOUR-50O bbls. Gallego and
n 400 bbis Rutherford brands, for sae by
noI7st GRINNELL, MlNTURN * co. IS south-st.
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u John Reese, Esq, of this city has been
lecturing to large audience at Boston on Amer.
can Poetry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

CP We have received the October number o
Dartmouth, an excellent magazine published by
the students of Dartmouth College.
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r AIDES. DON'T USE COMMON CHA Al.
looks bad iaures the skin and makes LOOK ye nsri
Try Eourads Spanish Lily White: gvs. .t en of the
American Ease e. Chahnstes Il .9 Sossoe
sJesI BUILDINGS PhiIadelphia 2o7 King-stree
8. C., ~
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GENUINE TEAS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have just
completed for the approaching
fall trade If these they have been emineny Successful and
THAR well known superior and ample resources nave
been fully devoted interests OIL their patrons IN
deed regard the rights OF their customers IS 700
generally known TO need comment me ~
sanding Their Green and Black Teas whchhave hitherto
obtained the greatest notoEet viii now BE- iognd 70 saas
that can De possibly sold for the price IN the United states
Gunpowiers Imrerals Twankeys and Skin sas IN great
xfnre fresh and in great Perfection An extensive a,sot
ment Hysons and Young Hysons suitable Tor CITY re:a
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
rnd 70 ali parts OF the Country Terms cash Prncp
store 2l Chatham-street New York; branches 3lS beecker
street Christopher, NewYork, and lilo ful'onStree
Brooklyn -, rr;,as
OBsERyE-The original and only warehouse IN the United
SSi'I IT, r.. s' ~ - ~ ' o6 2n
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ORRlS THOMAS. The ndersiVned received
- On he TN ins,a es; enclosing daft on bs Civ
Bank for Macon Ga. which must have been S IN ~
soms other person. MORRIS TuSnpSs SnssS 'os
noys Tvs No 5Enb,l.
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by a 3. saNDS& CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite
Buildings eng Broadway corner Of Chambers street Nav NS
100 Fulton street David Sands Co.. No IT East Broadway
corner Of Market street and by Druggists generally through
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DIAPERS LOST-lost, ON Tuesday evening,
October 7th between Peek Slip and the foot cor,nd.
street, number OF fapss and Letters ,rle belonging
excepting the owner; smonS which wee bond oi samuel
Milford to smes " Redmond; bond OF John Slack tbs
,se also articles agreement between y w Bepedic; and
James Sherman aod other papers The finder or holder
thereof IL particularly requested send through the
fost'Oihee or otherwise 70 & MATHER IS WalIsres,
S,r
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Puhlic Stock Exchange, NOV. 9,

NEW SEMINARY-MRS. HOYT'S Lesson
Rooms No 80 Forsyth, near Walker t.-In,tyucton
in all tn branches taught in the best n
HSy w aS ihs ina w
studies BY familiar Lectures and ILLUSTRATIONS c,,.. from
Hours from 10 A NJ 70 r M-Evenlns Ciass III rom I'm
O'Clock TO 9. Charges moderate. %! .nt
TRENCH LANGUAGE-Mens. Bekeart, pro-
Z fessor Of the French Language 6sg to inform ms TeHas
and pupils that his second French lass 9 I'd as
no Also one at 81 clock for those far advanced for
conversation at his esldence 81 duane ST. -ss3srcs If
the pupils o~1
BOARDING SCHOOL.-The Mount Vernon
mt s 5Tsss in f and s f; @ a ;Re 1a
nrietors Of the Institution will receive limited number o.
puns BOYS girls from the age OF six 10 ten as boarding
sh0as n s pots 'a The
the location and It's proximity 10 the r7naeF ms
worthy OF especial consideration srS s PEI oa3 I'm
advance. ----------- - =,
DEV. T. f. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
II sCHOOL-(corner of Clinton and Pacific streets Brook
yn This School will the st day OF SeptenoeF-
fanctual attendance OF the pupils Is requested
The course Of t institution full and i 5.J
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematics anu
Of the moral as well as intellectual character OF pupils
first employed IN the several Departments al. re
limited number Of sly pupils will ss Is s2sT, INTO the
Circulars stating terms &c may De haa On bnn,oT
h. c a RsRRe'iFs4 ~ 3Sl and
Wider's Bookstore, 81 Fntoust BROOKLYN an3Gd
PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDpLE ;
ToWN GoNSS6cLASssGfAh AND E sif,stsd n
n the most heathul quiet and BEAUTIFUL towns III New
England Of easy daily from New York. Albany ana
Students reside with the Principal and all times under
his The number limited and Pone so are p9 School
worthy Of tho confidence OF parents the Principal has
examined many similar Institutions II Europe and Amfc1
The Summer Session commences Nay ~ enas nI
Winter Nov: ItPiii
The charge $50 per Session. which includes all expenses
Circulars and minute information may De OBTAINED OF hs
Henry Chase A Market street New FORK, and 81 Rev ATTIC
SAKE Albany. D. CHASE.
| sol D&WtNl5*
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TO Country Merchants.

IMPORTER AND DEALER TX
FRENCH ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
rdl MAIDEN LANE and 5 Liberty, street, has
~ recently received and offers for sale the most lib
sa terms for cash complete .n Of ,.r s..,
Pe5sa aes Caps and Powder Gold and Gilt Jswery
Bone aud Pearl Shirt Buttons RazoFs and Razor strOes
Hemmng Dn-Eyed Needles Shell Ivory !, and HON Combs
kins States and Slate Pencils SC
MERCHANTS and Peddlsrs buying for cash will find 1t t.
Goods in the above line will De sold on the most favorable
terms. $40 Hm
DREMIUM WIRE WINDOW SHADES.-The
~ m highest for at & S fa Ts e
ss for he W5e Shade TnE I'll Other Window Shades
these admit all the and light obsuct the view from and
admit the view TO the street. keep insects out and are very
ornamental
figure and fitted mahogany frames II required TO paror
basement office other windows hall DOORS screens to pub
Persons wishing these Shades will please leave their orders
At No 10 PacorystEee or send their address tn through me
n6:2w No. 10 Factory:s;reet.
DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil taste. No better evidence Of neat
when you dwelling than 70 notice the soy?s
nud Ss W ESc
rolls which cost but 2s Ia Rs and has many ad ,1[s
brighter lasts longer and is used With much less dust and
trouble In minute after gets dry By the aPpeatI1n o.
BROWNS. 4sl Washington-sreet. Rstaed by all the
Druggist and Grocery Stores Boston, Salem, Lowell,
Worcester, Portland, Springfield.
Dealers and Families Can besupp Of A. B D. Sands,
Druggists, No. 10 Fulton-stree Broadway; n East
Broadway. oIo I'm
TEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
N new and beautiful article combining the two most es-
immense saving fuel They came before the pubic with
the approval nearly all the physicians and public men OF
the city bo, regards health and conf and to students
and sedantary habits they invaluable The sdrtg
ofJels immense, and the pattern IS arranged with
safety ralr which prcIudes the possibility OF any danger
aso hearth front and by far the most splendid
,ice that has been offered in market Nothing will
far recommend the tight Stove great SALE OF
which over 5000 sold ti city of De-tnn
and thousand thus city during the past season.
The prices very low varying from ST 70 s2 and their
perfect operation all guaranteed TO the puchase
hey are also arranged with desired which makes
the article complete Also Keyse celebrated Cooking Kan
ges, and Stoves OF various patterns.
JOHN H. KEYSER, No. 1884 Wster.steer,
.23 3m doors from Beekman.strest, New-York.
LINE TEAS.-R. L. Scrynser, "A Barclay ST.,
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TX. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear S,archcr,
~ 50 Mersers,reet fifth door above sp,ng:s from Eliza
Se, made 10 look equal to Shaw!s, aerinos Foulrd
silks. Mouse1n de LANES, Table Covers, SC. cleaned
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~ street, blne-slaek nsno Car s,rr5 & -.
lie hnass WI! De suitably rewarded BY leaving !, AZ sss
poyS D.
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MTANIED.-Sy an American girl, situation
todo light chamber work, nursing and plain sewing
Also By respectable yoang do chambe. work or
general house work IN small family Good city referrpee
given. Please apply Il Green street, th rear ns Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

W Law ERo.--A person about l9 years Of
age OF respectable connections writes good hand, aud
has served TOT TIE asst TWO the practising
attorney OF tins cl,y and no is willing devote hi, whole
alton student clerk in law otkce Satisfactory rssr
a1ee given and small compensation only required lac
~ offended 70. ' wa ~ 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

SHAKsPEARE's WoRKs-We have received from
Burgess g. stringer, No 222 Broadway, corner
of Ann.street, the first part of the Complete Works
of Shakespeare. 1t contains two fine engravngs,
together with capital portrait of Shakespeare him.
self This well known and beautiful edition is to
be published twice month in % parts, each part
containing two illustrations, which will make in
all AZ. This number also contains Memoir Of
Shakespeare, the preface of DR.. Johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

w ANTED-At $50 Nassau, Agents, Clerks,
~ Pedlers, Waiter, Partner, who make 81 pes
ay. n9T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

4 Ill. KINDS OF FLOUR, at wholes sale and
W retail at the CroSn Mills, 2i5 CheryseetFa Family
heat tlonr Rye do Prime Southern DO Pearl and Hominy
Wheat; Graham flour, made Of superior Wheat-krpt CON
and al the lowest market prices.
Inc above arc also up small bag, of fifty ADD
WentyhY pounds or iaml ard viii b. sold al ohoi
sale Prices Kept continually fresh hand By daily supply
Also on hand, retan-Shp Stuff, Shorts, &c. AZ tho
Mills, 2i3 Cherry-street two doop below Rutgers Slip
O6 I'm UEEKER 4 RRMn,IIi.Rc
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w ANTED-A situation as chambermaid or
waiter, nurse by g,sl who sp.aks Fr,nch. he.e
city references given. Apply at II Crosby ms s..
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GRAHAM FLOUI

a ND all other kinds of Flour and Meal, for sale
1 4 at the Steam Mill, No. IS Avenue D.
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& T GALE & cos go PearLsireet-Ag cner-
Aal assortment may had The above place " B. large
OF thick Kip and Calf Boots and will %
500 bargain BroganS varieties. Also Wcens
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TVORY-..O0 900 lbs prime India Ivory, tor sale oy
/ no GRiSNELL, MINTURN & co. IS South ST.