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Passengers Sailed

In tie ship Zuriel fer Harrc-r John Johnson Thomas
New,sd = IJndehiil. Robert McCn>kry Graham. Jacob
Morris Anthony vnn Wyck, Archibald GGIop Z TAKEN,
Can't SiSiare Aiphoise knidcT of NewYork DID Le-
seur ny d servant Of osto Mrs aud Miss Kemp und
want Baltimore; De- Able lady SISTER and servant OF Aba
g;sc Thomas Achumbadiere, Of NOrlcaas Scrbot, eer
Il Lemke of Penn.
Dow mud indy Miss Luuisu Brow and servant, Il Brown.
WIN Sheldon Of NYok: J Zygineid" and servant. EeTa
AeAlco; VIM Le,son. Washington, LC; David llanutown
Gnssow VIM Lawson, Cincinnati; George Derby Eso:
Savauna; Chas Souel, Brooklyn; Captun Sapee. oi
Canada. - -,
dy; Liudley Murray, ESQ., and Miss Murray.
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snI1ruFpN BALM.

rTyHE BEST MEDICINE EVER USED 70. Consumption
Coughs, Colds ind al Affections Of the Inroa .nnss
nnny certificates to the following pnces where the
SouTHgRS B,Lx sold: of Principal Depot s. Broadway
Agents. Dr, tpham. Lt Rowey Dr h,rst u. Ganal: D
Lerscit Il Avenue D: Mrs kne, III Fulton u A. potier
nnnyer.s, Dr. C0vel corner sullivan and PrnceIt
Wm; Wood HHren Wn SIcD9na Ti,nmsS'FSSnI SI.Ss SS
Bennrnln Old Newark; Mr. Rca, Paterson, y. j.; G. =
Watrou Jamaica L., Andrew Truny Schenectndy. y:
BALDWIN Z Whitney jutTalo Y Jumes lOsgeshni New
Bedford Mass l. r CaaweI, Lockport, y 7: nyeI H Pr,
Troy. 7: + Mason, Portland. Me; Peck, Eas, Ben
ninrton, VI; Philip Root, Cooper.:o%n Oseso; WIN
Wilson, poughkeepse, NY: BuEncame, North Adams
Mass -. on, ,,,n, ,s,
Messrs SHEcur & co.. Geatlemen-For two years have
been suffering from pain my .d: cough and soreness
eaaG s III nol ngs .nrne a9e e month ns Ind sne ays
the w! ofmy Heavenly Father and nj the eleventh hour
friend recommended your SOUTHERN BALM Aiter taxing II
soon restored. and ginning rapidly IN strength una
weight The benefit have received fe your medicine can
be expressed. can confidently recommend II TO Ill ds
trcssed with cough. pain IN the lungs or chest.
Yours, with respect, SARAH a. WILSON,
ScIemcEhoIn street.
consider your SOUTHERN BALM has restored my daughter
Saruh NJ. Wilson. to health. ELIZABETH I WILSON: b,
Navy-st near Myft!e-St. Brooklyn.
Mers SiIycrr & Co: For years have been suffering great
pain from affection OF the liver, and was told by my phys
can that my only hope change OF cmn'e and ser-nr
Your Southern Bem has restored me to perfect heaitn
18th March, 1S4. = RoBHRTs, iooth Avenue.
Mcss-s SuEcrr Co: Centcmen-I have been long time
affected with affection OF the lungs and violent cough
which almost deprived ofrcs WIS extremely reduced.
Staples Fo,d Bowey, knowingsome wonderful cures made
by your Southern Balm sent bottle which has restored
my health. confidently recommend Z TO all persons similarly
2tth April ISL nl6 3In I'm
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Sales OF Real Es;ate....Nov. q.
The Loose Hay uade of Philadelphia gives the

Considerable quantities Hay reach That city from te cast
ern counties Of oPcnn.yvann, and also irsm Newf VIA
canal put Up in bales and Of which no account Kept al
though i, estimated to be fully equal In amount to tat re-
ceiyed u. the yards in wagons.
The Wool Interest," is one ofthe most important oi
o our branches of industry The following calculations havc
been made on this subject:
1t is supposed that abou, 81 o coo Of sheep in the
Inited Sntes worth about 81 per head and
Welding about COO pounds OF Wool worth, ut 70 cents
Der pound abou, 900 These sheep at about three to
lie acre tor summer and WINTER would require 3 acres
OF ppd for their support which at ST. acre winch IS con-
sidcred far average, would ba worth $iS6Oooo0 10
mnniscture this clip Of Wool will require about IS 200 hands,
Who with inmihes averaging three persons each, md amount
ing al TO 10000 al consumption OF 50 per nnnnin each'
wou REQUIRE of agricultural products Tor their sup
port which ut yield Uf y ~ per acre for the MARKET
wnd require SEQ lO lani worth, NJ sl2 per acre,
SCI 0J 90 The cupnl invested. then, by the farmer IN tins
business alone is about 0 co., md the annual value
cruing To him. about SAL NG0 while the capital invested by
work Up the whule annual product would not perhaps exceed
S45 90 or ubou, oneitl oi that OF the asTlcultur
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CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA a

CUILEINT, tt-fAt Ed W zH1sI.' I.5t a
TRAYS, &c.
yHyILIIAMs& & RIl t9 Maiden lane Inyits The atten.
w hon Of dealers 10 their stock Of NEW GOODS tnow
opening )copssting IN part Of the following:
Fine ivory TABLE CUTLERY, of Roses and oihst ma
kern.
POCKET CCTTLERY-A compess assortment OF RoSerr'
Woxisnhelml, Crooks's, Sc &c. -, ,y....
RAZORS-W. & & 6uober's, Eiiotb, Rogers, w osten-
holns Crooke's, Barber's. &c.
CISSOSS-(t ell noted makers.
PLATED WARE.
Castor, 6a,keh Communion Ware, Candesnck; sise1,
&c, &c all of newest styles.
dozen Butter kn,ves. SIC.
JAPANNED WARE-Fine Gothic. Sandwich. and com
mon Ton Trays together with great varety OF Fancy har.
wate a of which they offer at the lowest prices. e&
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LEGAL.

DY ORDER of George NJ. Smith, supreme
D Court Commissioner notice is hereby giyen that an
attachment issued against the estate OF CfhpS Hoh
DEN nu or late OF Sachez STATE Of sissippi as noe
resident debtor that e viii De SOLD of te pay
OF his debts appear and discharge ssch
according 10 Jaw within months from the first puoile-
tom OF this notice and hat the OF any t.sts due 70
HIM by rcsdsrt, Of this Ste aEd the delivery 20 him. or toI
aud the transfer CT any such properly him are FORBIDDEN oy
i"' ~ - JOHN F. HABCOCK,
r,hal ltawem Attorney 70; Attaching CREDITOR
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

w BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND RE
ETAl-sn'emen N want OF ine sewn boots, WI. W.. .r 20
selling at THREE DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS. made on
French Lassswith far sir-easy hitns ana IN every Ie
spect superior those usually sold for So Also large as
ssnent Of Double Sole Fine ewed Water Proof and Sap
leon Top Boots ani general assortment Of Boots and Shoes
an of which viii be sold By the case orsinse pair NJ S Maiden
lane cheaper than 81 any c,her store IN tbs city.
Ma Ims FRENCH & EVERETT. 1S Maiden lane
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NOTICE TO TAX p.7YERs

BROOKLYN, November fI. EHH;
PURSUANT to an Act Of the Legislature, enlsd . "A Az
sc relative 10 the collection OF taxes IN The tty 81 iroo.
lyp and for other purposes, pnssod April :.h sl3 Nonss
he-ey gwen hnt tie Assessment Rolls for taxes loI t
year have This ay bee delivered the Cnnpros. Of
the CIV OF Bookyn; md TINT from a ,ses when a., iai o,e ee
hcre nf ,enctcn o three per vii W. maze; aud that
i,on n which shall be pnf after the expiration o the
snIi tbty rys and within sixty days from sud date e!uc
ton OF Two e, cent VIII lie NUDES and that nnd alter the
First rosny in January next, cent wi .e added 10
dny OF January next the spd Comptroller Will hevei To ns
lecors o;fe City Of ByGkiyn tie ald Ass,snen Rolls.
Together With the ynff,s thereto annexed, directing them 70
proceed with regard TIE unpad taxes IN Tie nannei directed
by law.
i. Comptroller would respectfully request those who IN;
tend m vn themselves ot tie prn, 90 TIE aet fretIea
- IN tho nhnye notice. him thereof soon hs ts.
HE ilnr tcir i be eadnrss 10 prevent dciny
when tl;ey pRy be prspurcd to pay q er tnyts.
In romni nee with resolution o the Mayor and CnmInon
Council NOTICE hce5y further given, that The tonb,r1,;
Ter ~ n r.revc taxes nt Office the CITY By diEgs FBOM
"a O'iIOfk. A. NJ Until q OLLOEk. =. M AM
aIs 81? 4 i'hi' A. III. aiERviN. Comptroller
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expense Of the acid. Thus in the manufacture of
spinhpric acid, the lime in the water would be con-
ver,ed into suphste of lime, insalnble and OF no
value, causing loss to the manufacturer of tse
amonn, of sulphusc acid necessary toierm IT, while
the soluble salts formed with tho acid, not being
volatl, would remain after concentration and render
,hs acid impure.
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JoNEs's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Or INCrIATORY COUNTING ROOM.

sS7 BRoApwIY, CORNER OF hirRRAY-sTRHET.
THE OBJECT OF this Institution 70 impart thorouEh
L instruction N Bookkeeping Penmenship and CommeT-
al Arithmetic and qualify Gentlemen for the practical duties
oft desk. Private lnitrcction gwen required Rooms
1pen day and evening.
S Members Of the Mercantile Library Association
,ueSted to apply TO the lbrian at Clinton Hail. who Will
furnish tickets OF admission unds the arrangement made Win
hc CoHimtse.
NJ References may be he'd at tho Academy to Baokkeep
en- Merchants and CLERKS who have been students dung tae
last nine year,
ng Svo l2 This work adopted in the f Academic In
t,utions this country. It il also repnoihed In England.
and extensively introduced there. oil anr
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SCHOOLS

NTEw-YoRK LAW SCHOOL, 18th November. 1874
lS The commencement OF the session having been postponed
introductory will ten be delivered gt the Lyceum OF Na
tuai History (up stars at O'Clock. NJ Admtnnee ree
ThC5. w. CLREkE, Counsellor Mt Law,
naS PITS # Tn & Sc aNalls-
NfUslC-A class Vocal Music viii be formed in the Lee.
lSG tuIe Room OF the NJ T. Church Seventh street, on
Monday Evening, Nov. 2 O'Clock, TO be continued
on Monday and Thursday Evenings, by y HAYNES, lIo-
residing the upper part OF The city and wishing 10 nc.
qnre knowledge Of this science Tuition reasonable Please
be punctua NJ the commencement OF the term n35 bt
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HE TRIBU N E.
THE LAY OF THE LaBoRER.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

III G u ~ Il 81 ~ -
THE LAY OF THE LaBoRER.
By THOMAS HOOD.
A SPADE a rake! hoe.
A pickax, or a bill!
A hook to reap, or sy the 10 now,
A flail, or wnas ye will
And here 8 ready hand
To ply the neediul tool,
And skilled enough, by lessons rougs,
In Labor's rugged school.
To hedge, or dig the ditch,
To iop or fell the tree,
To lay ths swarth on the sultry field,
Or plough the stubborn lea;
The harvest stack 10 bind,
The wheaton rick to thatch,
And never fear 10 my pouch 10 find
The tiader or the match.
To flaming barn or farm
my fancies never roam;
The FIRE yearn 10 kindIe and burn
L. on the hearth OF Home;
Where children huddle and crouch
Through dark. long wirter days,
Where starving children huddle and crouch
To see the cheerful rays,
Agiowing on the haggard cheek,
And not in the hasgard's bleze!
To Him who sends drought
To parch the fields foriorn,
The rain to food the meadows with mud,
Tho blight 10 blast rhe corn,
To Him Ilesve TO guide
The bolt in It's crooked path,
To strike the miser's rick, and show
The skies blooa-red with wrath.
A spade! rake! hoe.
A pickaI, or bill!
A hook 10 reap, or sythe 10 NOW,
A fail, or whatye will
The corn 10 thrash, or the hedge to plash,
The market team 10 drive,
Or mend the fence by tho cover side,
And leave the game alive.
Ay, only give me work,
And then you nsed not fear
That shall snare MS worship's hare,
Or kill his grace's deer;
Break into h,s lordship's house,
To steal the plate So rich;
Or leave the ye0man that had purse
To weller IN ditch.
Wherever Nature needs,
Wherever Labor calls,
No lob I'll shirk OF the hardest work,
TO shua The woIknouse walls;
Where savage laws begrCdge
The pauper babe It's breath,
And doom a wife 10 Widows life,
Before her partners death.
My only cain is this,
With labor stlff and ssork,
BY lawful turn, KY livng 10 earn,
Between ,hs ngnt and dark;
My daily bread, and nightly bed,
NV bacon, and drop OF beer
But all from The hand that holds The land,
And none from the overseer!
No parish money, or loaf,
Noipauper badges for me,
A sou of the soil, by right Of toll,
En,iIied 10 my lee.
No slms ask, give me my task:
Here are the arm, the leg,
The strength, the sinews OF man,
To work, and not 10 beg.
Still one of Adams heirs,
Though doomed BY chance OF birth
To dress SO mean, and 10 eat the lean,
Instead OF The fat of the earth;
To make such humble meals
AS honest labor can,
A bone and crost, with grace to God,
And iittie thanks TO man!
A spade. rake. hoe.
A pickax, or bull.
A hook TO reap. or sy,he TO NOW,
A fail, or what We will
Whatever The tool to ply,
Here is willing drudge,
With muscle and limb, aud woe TO him
Who does their pay bsgrudge.
Who every weekly score
Docks Labor's little mite,
Besiows on The poor al the temple door,
But robbed them over night.
The very shilling he hoped to save,
As health ard morals fail,
Shall visit me in the New Bastile,
The Spiial, or the Jail
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
II AS the honor OF informing tue Ladies ard Gentlemen OF
fNew.York and vicinity, that lie has arrived oI the pur
pose Of giving instruction the PRINCIPAL fashionable Dances
prevailing tho highest circles of European and American
society.
Mos X. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style the wGrnest ndmlnton o the pub
c aad the marked approval OF the fashionable community
Among ohs 9ns to leach 'n1 ws s%S%
the Vaie de Deux Eashc Aazourka-new Cohllions-neT
Galoppe, and ell American Dances ,.o,.,,,
Mons K will be assisted by MADAME kORPONAY as
Musician The instruction will be given II the French, Ger
nan and English languages.
Rooms are engaged ut 5 Park Placetrctly private, cool
and ary-or the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka and the new Quadlie, at present dancod in
the fashionable circles c London aRd Psris can be taught IN
six OF twelve lessons. except the Aazoua All Others IN
Fo further particulars inquire MONS KoRP0NAY. at
his residence Is Park Place. ,
toa p NJ and from { 10 IN the evening.
Private Lessonss1 lessons sS twelve lessons. sls. quar-
ter, so.
cries, &c. &c. nj
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. NOVEMBER o

PORT OF NETWORK. NOVEMBER q.
schr Doctor Jones, from Berlin, Del corn and oats to
Schr Merchant. Mathews DIS I'm Cherrysone oats TO II
Schr Harp. Beasion, Baltimore. mdse.
Schr SusG Thompson, days from Norfolk Iron to WOOD.
house,
Sailed,
Ship Allen, Charleston Celia, Moble Rob Roy. do and
ohers-Wind NV.
Disasters
The sch Susan Thompson, from Norfolk on 24th INST on
Chincolenguc. gale from NV, with heavy SEN sprung
seak and obliged To heye overbond the deck load To
keep her from snking .
TIC chr stranded Fire Island, mentioned in ycsteI
day's paper the schooner Planet howland which
| cented ut y ewport the 18th for Hnynnn.
Capt WINCH of the cir Argus NOrcans. from Omou,
ondurns) reports that the 9th Oct BE glnn bnrk nane
not reroeced) from Antwerp bound az ST. lhomas Our oi
Adulee with grants, was cast away near Iape lheo
| Ponts-no lives lost.
arrived the l6;b instant, having been
ashore on the Cooados Reef and threw overheard about hull
consisting OF to tighten the vessel before they
The sclr Charlotte Ely lrom New York for Edenton, n
C. was totally lost IA miles South Of Ocyacoke. about two
| weeks SINCE
| Spoken, Sccs
Nov 15 lat Is "a lon s. 3 ship Tuskni from New ork fol
/ ApalRchlcola.
| Nov Ia, off the TOrtugas, bark Milford. :.
Oct 90 lat is a. lon 4is0 Sw bark Columbus for New Or
| leans.
pressatlo, FIN NOrleans for Havana.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

H T~s,-a n NEW STEAMBOAT LINE FOR q; BAL Al:
l-a-Lf TIMORE via DELAWARE and Cht.S-
t-SSE----E- APEAkE CANAL.-tGrc redneed 10
One Doar and Ftv Censsrho only real Opposition Line m
between Philadelphia md Baltimore leaves the hs PIE, be-
low hesnut street; every morning (eycept Snndnyl NJ hnli
pms; O'Clock per the splendid steamboat PnRISM9uIH III
Cant J. Devoe Delaware City thence IA miles through
the Canal md Chesapeake City. IN first rate Packet Bouts
Steamer OSIRIS, Capt. J. D. Turner:
e MARYLAND. Capt h. G. Taylor.
And arrive ut Baltimore early the same evening. >,
The public assured that Notwithstanding the false re-
ports circulation OF this Inc haynG opped) IT and VII
be ccntined and exe.on will be spared to give comfort
and speed The only change that @ M has been
Look out for imposition! The Pioneer Line IS nun BY
the Railroads Agent for the purpose Of putting down The
rcgunr opposition yon wish to keep the fare reduced from
sito 81 Co. go by the Portsmouth, and Other
The accommodations by this line warranted to be equal TO
any the river.
lower side of Chssnu street. Fnre - cGrt Apply 10
'O"e' ''ee " MORRIS BUCKAlAN, or To
JAMES HAND. 20 :. Whaves.
" B-Therc are two Daily Lines OF Stages between Eat
more and Washington City at fire Of 81 5O making the
whsle fare from Philadelphia to Washington City, by this
route only s3 nl9zw
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FOR THE NORTH.

At /, O'Clock ?. NJ.
r----, ,PEOPI.E's LINE STEAMBOATS, tpR
snASY Dsiy sgrsyt: efslt p sFSfpifa ST. fara
EG 5-eg1bSnt qr frt,een coand, niic Iei'y .i-re,'
TIE steamboat .gi a, a.oc y; f. = '"an
The stcrr,aaf ROCHESTER. Capt 4. l'9n ghfon, tues
day. Thcfsdny nnd SATURDAY cysn'ng. n' & 0 s'oek'
af5 o'rIorE-f fgHdt.g At iat,rH7ed'nfe Tinees.
Tie steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt, II. g. Ciiii,es
den " ay cdGcslay, Friday and Sunday afternoons e'
The .ieanlboat OLrNBIA, Capt. Wm: y. PecS, Irc-
dry Thursday aud >niI''ry aiietn@ous q T.es. Ill ~
rs pgsssn-rr, ginc either al ihe TbD:s bHeS VIII az:
riye N Albany m ample time 20 inse the Npfiinz t,,
CrrS tor the kast ar West. The Bohts IRE neT nU @ -
s,sl nn scroTna.ll,ins unrvnlled on The huisJn
All e'ons irr oroi tf',t; my o' We o'1'' u ''''
For .ssaeo OF Freight apply board, or to p T. Sehn1
Of the rice on the wiiATf. I-S
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.,,.. tiIUkCIl BELLS AND TIjWLt EI.tJt nc.
a. ~ 2 The .ncnber. who was aTasssa pp'Gns& ,ss a ~
the New. York Stale Fairs nf l3i3 md ieiS tor tfe
- best toned Churcn Bell and also Silver Mcdalor
the brst Boil. and Diploma tor Town ClGck e eih. !,
bited M the Far al tho American Institute 10 October last 10
now prepared at his Foundry West Trey: NeW-YoI 70
furnish Se Of from 90 ~ o0 lbs Lnade Of the best mai
is AMI warpted 10 stand md 20 pleassfasteEs 70
them mprSyed Cast Iron Yokes with aioyeaoe Arms ne
Increasing demand for his Bells is the best evidences h9t can
ha 6 Their excellence Orders have been received from
ths anaas and apGst all the states and about w savs
sen f,,rnsned IN different places in the S1ts OF New OK
ton, hi, Polndry-row1 ClockH Leyelrg and Surveying
Instruments Copper sad Brass Cast,nss; &c &C.,
O2i I'm hSphE" mrNEr1h'-
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~ ca BEARS OIL. HIGHLY PERFU1IED
q, y Y <dEsy FOR THE Ha aIR.-This OIL Is chemi.
s5St1Szy5rS- caly prepared from the genuine bears
7afs7s grease aud highly scented foT the hair.
= u Nothing will sooner stop from falling
ESft ga off, or restore in bald places, than this
SfS-- 80 preparation. Il adds life TO the
roots of the hair. and gives il un.
equned gossincss and xIosneSs beyond any other
pound FIT can be restored IN bald places the Bears OIL wall
elect il and OF vule stopping the hnr from decay,
single bottle will be certain test Prepared md sold by A. b.
SANDS K co 273 Broadway corner Df Chambers street,
Grnnite buildings Sold also nj 70 Fuinast. and n East
B.oadwpy. Srnnll bottle p cents large, 30 cts nl6 I'm
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TO SHOE AND BOOT DEALERS.
TO LET CHEAP.-,One Of the best located Base Base
@ ment Stores for the sale Of Boots and Shoes IN Broad.
kis3 way unier the Parsinn Bazaar, No 4is broadway
between Howard and Grand & will be s a. .efuGed % 80 rem
so one of the Counters in the Baznaf Will be let ioI ne
hnsf nnnitY Of Ladief' ShOes. ~
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n--ANu,N,seAENTs rUh tsti.-.lLl' b-iAb.
.SsSsSh LlSllED PASSAGE OEFlCE-lU PHe corner OF
Ste3k Soa.h-sts.
Subscriber oss; Leave call The attention of his trends
I or the purpose bringing CABIN I'd Cabin and steer
g passcgzers by Regular Lice OF liverpool PACKETS ei
inc tho ls 9Th ilh I6th 2st, and h o every MONTH by
ths ,udnn Pnckc 20 sail from New the LIST, ION and
S.:n and from Tendon ths7th l and .h OF each month
In connection with the above and Tor te popose Oh a9'u3
II, - the subscrSr has established
REGULAR line of inst class NswYO!.i butt. co1;re, and COP
per astened ships sail punctnaiy every wesH
Inc vaar For thc accommodation o persons wnaS 20 en.
mnnsy 10 their fmes friends drafts ere givcn psyaoS ~
sight on the following Bar n, W. ,,.
Provincial Benks of Ireland. payable at
So Ws,i,,d Bs.ast, Waterford.
Gsway Arirsyh AthIone Goeral9
Trs.1e yorGhal, EnnskIlen.
Nonagha Banc.:dse. bdii,meSa i~CHIso1s'own'
Downpatnck, Cavan l,ni.an' 5Ith: .n.sh.
Dunganncn, BsncoI. t'n1if: sH,y,ron Snns1rnro
StIahans. Skibe:aen, hlnoH' snSsarn Io.''
f,ooth;lI Kilrush Dublin SAiooercen.
Scotland-1he City Bank OF Glasgow ,-,., ,,a..,
Eurand-Messrs SOONER Atwood IL Co BanxSIs Loeccai
payable in every town ia Great britain.
For further Information. IL by letter postpadl apply
JOSEPH Mcl(URRA,Y, , iSl Pne-stIVee:s mes VEL
Oh Me,srs p w, bYhNES CO.
sua3y 3S Waterloo Rnad. livenloo.
- PASSAGE FOR NEW-oRI. FANS; Positively
s first Packet passage free, mad only regular packet o
S,~ the lst December.-The splendid nst-sui'R pacSH
shin Cnpt. Juckson, Will sa positively as above
her regulr day The accommodations oil th snip lol caDp
second cabin and Storage passengers are ver supctu'. ano
p ;hs line sailing puncaly edver,e To secure beIths
eary application should be made on board 100. OF Maiden
n2i rs SOuthstzeet, corner msiden.isne.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

EVERYDAY TAtK.-Scene Brnadway-iime O'Clock,
Il P. NJ. Two gents passing up Broadway.
Fist gent. What IS to-day
Second gent Nothing very particular except politics rases
high Just
me out door. for spouting politics with Brown.
Second gent Where you Eoing2
box Of salLs and Ssnnn Lozenge
Second gent. Hul ha ha, Salts and Senrn Lonzenge?
What un idea all hu,nbus believe.
Fir, gent. 3! No! believe Wild to be q conscientious
mun besides Dewitt, the OystermaH the Olympic Then
Ire says they are the best medicine he ever used Five small
Lozenges har call the effect of the usual DOSE and taste
Second gent. wen Oms think oft guess they are
Eeod
Both enter Wild store lay dows the cents take box
of ozenses Broadway into Grand street, and are lost TO
view.
Gnnd n3 II
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-, .,e NEW-YoRK AID HARLEM P r. CO.
al WINTER ARRASGEAENrs;
60, On and after October Y. the cars VIII run Us fo.
s1vnr Civ Hai for Harlem Q25th street, Dorana, Ford
ham Williams Bridge, Hunts Bridge, Underh,is hoad
TncSahoe Hart Corner and White PSins ct 5DA N. ~
Leave; we Wiams Bridge for City Hall at Is NJ; IL 45
Leaves lckahos for City Hall q 4 IL Is NJ
l 55 NJ; 2 % p.M. %
Leaves Whte Plains for City Hall at SAs.: A NJ. !"
P. ~. 4P. 81. nm IN az ru.
The Weschester train will stop only aer leaving the City
Hall a the corner of Broome and the Bowsry, yauxhnit
Gndeu and 9th st. An eXtm MIL precede edch 1n ~
minutes before the of starting from tie Cny Hail. ana VIII
take up the passengers along the line ,..,
Extra Hnem and AorriMana Trans, ior hlosinnih ana
intermediate places.
Leave Sioir.anu Coz Cit Hall ats 10 A NJ. II a. NJ;
nlS g. - 'A' WDI. S. CARSiAN. sec'ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH-
ACHE nROPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those who
have felt the painful tlirobbing and eS-
cruciatins panss Of thus disease shoot
Ing through their Jaws with must tor
mtnting perseverance,. and. ~ = often
the case, have received bat little SYM
patty ;fnm friends an such Occasions,
viii no doubt he murh plepsed TO know
of a rrfEedy that will never fll 10 Qu;ei
fnr evcr ihH uumer.iriil Offender.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-28

To LErA FIST me aie sitniicn irr b'ssn,ss meg IN
80 fsroad,say.-A front WindoS. Counter and Case IN
the Purisian Bnzsgr No AZ Broadway, wi be In lex
from he r,i Noveme oE ch fancy rnd @ :lGPe soo o
dow The t.zaa, Is heated and ghcd by the propre!of-
For rtie! particulars Apply at e nI"n .o , tho s,o Of
TOYS perrme-y Ladies' Shoes Fine Cutlery, Lamps, Boys
Cl1,!,ng Caps AlIfs and fancy goods IN general na'
TO LET Nine new brick Dwelling Houses on I'd
+I stroc near the h Aveuue with stable tor three
horse, To each house The houses are three stores IN
hehi with nisned Easements, large yards and eyey tnS
oonys,,ent to accommodate one fnEles Apply TO
e'' j. s. TREDWELl4, No. 6I9 Broadway.
NB-1hs above houses sru well calculated ior carmen.