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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

these hgures show sympathy with the general expansion
oil The Banks In ell parts Of the country The loans and clrcu
aton have increased abou. 500 600 each within the year. and
sOl 100 larger than les, year. The immediate assets
81, re go, against immediate liabilities 81, 5e0 about Two
and n half for
Sine the daring robbery of clerk of the Bank
OF the Northern Liberties. has beel
tered into b. the deren Banks of Philadelphia. No noney
checks carried b. the collecting clerks but due bills
only given FOR balances, md these by d
eren; Institutions No ndueemen offered TO rob these
clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

CT Graham aOuse-Neyy Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs hs friends and the public that he
has enlarged hiE BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT.
known the Graham Hsuse Sc Barclay street. by adding to
the adjoining house and pegarcd to accommodate lEnn
zent or permanent BoaGe the most flvorabe ter7. All
friends of Temperance desiring quiet home, and freedom
from the fumes OF alcohol end tobacco ar invited to patronze
this house. The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
OF fruits &c which tie market affords will BIZ strictly adhered
but nbe will be served Tor those who prefer The Ordinary
Croion shower. Warm and Cold Baths, fires, ,,,,,,,
~ .i.ttl
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MARRIED.

On The 14, inst in the Greene s. E GhnTsh By NE
Rev Nathan Banys, D. u. Rev. JNo MORRISON hIio 70
tie III , a. ZION Church by Rev W. Ri Inn nfs
henry A. Hoist TO SARAH A: anugn,er Oh 'he os
!pase Russell, Of Monticello Sullivan Go. n IS h;,
Ca Friday sxSn9s NJ l5 Sy Be- c D r 10 Ts MAR
TIA ~ KINSMAN, of the same pluce. ,,,h =;
Newark Rev AnthSnY Tenh,oSsS On ia9 i
Ea.t GEORGE G. GOSS 10 MARY LANGpOS' aausp'e'
OF John q. Stephert. ESQ.
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Coroner,s Office,

Boy found dyouned-The Coroner was called 10
t0a an inquest at No Makeed street. on the body OF
boy named William Wespne, aged years, who was eund
drowned the slip Whehsl, after having been missing
for two days Verdict death by drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
" SEE LIST PAGE.
Arrived.

Packet hip Vile DO Lyon. stcida.d, from HAVE. Oct 9Th.
.,d,e 10 Fox * Iivagson
Ship Charlotte Gerry. from Manila. Boston. ss. u,dse
TO Carr s. Co.
Hamburg bark Washington. Kruger, g 4 from Hamburg,
Hldse 10 Schmidt & Balchca
Bark stephen Brewer FaIan, ion Malaga Oct 3, passed.
Gibraltar l2h fur. SC 10 lIarbers & Co Lett bark Ca;is-
DO Emma isaGora Brown. for Boston; Philena. Fish. ior
YORK neyt day: Bug ATabaB fo'eF oF Chatesion Ce'-
Brig Star P;mnn GreEada Oct 3, wa Iacufl t Cur
laroa l2h. and Rio i Hache, dyewoods ac 20 Boomer,
Graves & Co Len no Aas. Oct e. Michael BrInHe ir;.
died of inflammation OF bowe,a natrs OF Ireland ~
Schr Curleyy Crowe 10 d. in : Iaso de Cuba. sugar
bccco, Thompson Adam. Sailed with sclir
Ne oT Auakapa. Lett ch Boston Paine, Tor ork N
Sch George & william, Grifin ds fan Wilmington &c.
Sctr sam Byari ds I'm Iusc plaster to Brett {; Vose
Schr Samuel VI Dowel, Bsnls, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Warren, FORBES ds from NBed.o. sugar and sgai'
schr Iodine, Blew days from Philadelphia COAL bound to
Flushing, l.. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

- Hats-FaIi EashioM.-Nox ready. complete
assortment the Fall Fahicn HATS which in cudiity VIC
will warrant equal manufactured a. old st ndn ri
prices VIZ: Fine Moa six Hats, s21l; Extra do -
Imitation Beaver. SO; Extra Fine aijs.
WATSON x co. Is; Chatham Square.
opposite James-street.
" B. Cans ofsrer7 description on 6aad and mnts
der - 1hS&Mtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

@ Price 5See:ue Ell % Fifty Cewts per bot-
Hottie TRICOPHEROUS Is universally admired and
acknowledged to he tho best and cheapest Article for nourshne
dnces and restore, hair even q: late pefod of life, frees
from scpr and renders tie most ph and dry har cs oit As
silk curly and glossy; preserves in curl and other docor
tive formation nnipnred BIZ the summer heat vol.nt ey
erce, the relaxing tendencies Of the ball room &c
children it Is invaluable ayI foundation for beautiful
head of hair.
Principal Office rs Broadway, conner of Liberty street. up
Beware Of the counterfeit sold dollar NJ ai5
scf- DIR, Phinneys's Family pills constantly
for sse BY A. B. & d. SANDS .I9 Fulton street. T3 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

To- Farewell Benefit of the Ethiopian
Serenaders-NlBLOS THEATRE.-Ths highly IL
vored company who elected such well merted appro5ato al
p,mos have returned from successful engagement al boz
tom have announced their benefit on wednesday evening
oe,t at Nblos Theatre. On Thursday they proceed 10 Eu
rope in the Honguer and must consequently be their
very last appearance in the United States then numerous
nartns entertainment, They richly merit an overowng au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

~ BoARDTNG.-Mrs GuSs, harinx opened the new
nnd crmoious horse Is Vesey st., near the Arr House,
,, coce desirable 20 trunsieut Or permanent
boardss Ctolon shower warm sl6 cold Baths FREE The
ccslen very eeps gus, and shady teEs moderate
aus,Tl
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a1s.ERrY PARTY."-Several negro men,
LIZ c;t;zens of ST. Louis "sloped" from
' ~ e;ty few weeks ago, and have not since
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DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery,
ai7 Broadway, \. Y.
II ANTHONY, EDWARDS Il co.

NETWORK AND HARLEM r. z. CO.
81 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
St On and after October % the Will as fol.
-f5sSTc-is=T lows:
Leaving CITY Hall for Iarle street Aoti,inna Ford
ham Williams Badge, Hunts Bridge, Lnterfl:s Road,
TncSahoe Hart Comes White Plains, att 80 NJ ~
Leave; Williams, Btdse City Hall IS IL -
ienyc. Tncksioe for City Hall at % a. Il 25A.A
Ieaves White Plains for City Hall utsAN: IA %
P. "; AZ. M.
The Westcheer train viii stop only afer leaving the CITY
Hail at The corner of Broone st: and the Bowcry Vaxhs
GARDEN and 9Th An will precede each tam ~
minutes before tie time of starting from the City Hall, and VIII
take UP the passengers along the ins.
Eytrn Harlem and Mor.iianin Trains, for 4orsania and
intermediate places. ,,,...,
Leaves Norrisiana ior City Hall ats 10 NJ: A. Ne;
3P. NJ; pP. ~.
MIA by 0laff Oh 'ne D0a'TSt M. 6. cARsIAN, sec'r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

OF Spanish LanSuaSe:mMASxscA>'s oEAt = :y rs:
above language on Saturday, Q6h inst at clock precisely
and then continue every Tuesday, IhuTsday and saturday
requested all Immediately ot Professor Rabadans residence
No Rea street. 49,
s,,,cton an rransn,ioas RS usual MS IT
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p,.p cu.ss.-The steamboat Cleveland,
: D, massage from Chicago to milwaukee, a
% p s. apo, discovered large bear cruising
ks sa Point, md Immediately lowered boat
Oh Dop ,.;t which captured him as lawful prize.
j. pI en;a not being able to show his papers"
sf; DIV p.r the fact Of his sailing under black
ana no accused of being either SLAYER or a
Dag, s His csrcase weighed about 400 pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

NJ Great Literary Bargsin.-A splendid Lite
rsy progeny sae,ed Tor se very cheap The business We
srtbshed and profitable Terms cash Adde'S r. u w.
a hi, ofIce for uartculAfs. NC "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

The leading items Of the Farmers Bank and
Branches and the Exchange Bank and Branchs Of VEna,
on the 1h of September li as compared with the
date last year, show conldeabs expansion. The
fatas we cys helnw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
MALAGA Markets..

s We Learn from Capt. Faran, of bnrk Stephen Brewer,
from Malaga, Oct. sh that Siave, abundant and
sale Fruit scarce. and prices on the rise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

mean Tnstifute.-They commence Tor The season on
"Wednesday Tie s0h inst at the Repository IN the Par
ocock II and will be continued through the winter. Every
Mechanic and Manufacturer should attend all the meeting,
Subject OF the first meeting" CRoroN WATER APPLIED TO
THr FARYrRs CLuB meet az tbs same Place the Isl ard
.ands 10 Agriculture invited. Free admission both 70 The
"nvrrsatirns and Club Subject at the next meeting OF the
Club DISEASE THE PoTATo. nio 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

% THE BRAsDRETH PILLS entirely Vegetable, and
made those principles which long experience has proved
correct Ii pecuaton when they escorted 10 in
sickness Tor they known be the best clennsers of the
stomach and bowels and in all dypeptc and bilious
they great blessing. Let every family keep these PILLS
in the house. faithfully used when there for
dcne Will be seldom that Doctor will be required. In
n of cold, cough, rheumatism, the afflicted to
their bodies 10 these Pills.
Sold DR.. BRANDRETHS principal Office 24l Broad.
way ga Bowery, and 24l Hudson.sreet n. Y. and Mrs.
BOOTH, Markets.. BROOKLYN. nlSIt
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ce,,rt CnlendAr-Th.s day

o..,s PLrls.-Nos ], 2,3,a, 5, 6.7,s,s, lOi,
o..rr,r CouRr.-Nos. II, "A, 46, 50, 81, IS, e.,
:, az IN, 56, 23S, IS, "a, IS.
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SUNDAY.
Police Office.

Bargiary-A, an early hour on Saturday morn,
s house 90 Thompson street broken OPEN and
silver spoons pair OF sugar tongs, cream lsde ana
mustard SPOON marked w. ~ T. stolen; also butter
knife number knives and forks. pairs OF boots SC &c
The thieves entered the premises by forcing the front basement
window. -
Larcenies-James Johnson was arrested, and full
y committed for trial. for stealing SO i'll silver from Thomns
Smith, of the brig Eagle.
George w. Butler was also arrested and commit.
ed for stealing s. bill from John W. Thackary, OF No. u
CHRISTIE street. -, r
Robert Slate was arrested and committed for
eeans purse containing small Of money, from VIM
Ramsey while IN u state of ntoxication.
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- WV LINE OF PACkETs FOR LIVERPOOL

NVW LINE Of PACKETS FOX IVERPOUL.
s -PAcsET OF zlsT Nov.MBER;1The Splendid and
so favoSite Packet Snip HoIrTLNGI,ER 100 tons bur
Tas shs Of tbs Line Beng an 100 and Upward gsIso9.
- be der we'd from selecting lire preference to
an oer u. their great capacity renders them ever way more
sooGstio. or Cabin second CABIN and Stesruge Pas
e1SsT It well Known superior to these Of any oe! 9s
Persons wishing bsrt5s should not tai 10
o - auucaiion On board Of Burning Slip, orto
i'-As w J. T TAPSCOTT. n thet general Passage
Office. &c Soutb-st. Of NaidsE Lane
hs HouuErer iii sail from Liverpool the 9TH jan
pe ,ig 70 send foT their friends have them bIoush
cut " this Packet ans o. re Fzplaf me al
n tsyorsbla srr-. Applicaien 10 De made Is soove
TfT IT'S for any amount, payable dsulaDd Wiout "a
cnf r. MI the principal ST Enguud, Ireland Scotland
NJ Vale can 81 al Tine, be obtained on application VI u
s a..in WI TAPSCOTT or ll5Gnree Piaz1s ana
ISe.pSoi GEo RPPAHp1 SON Wsis5 re a ssla
The e!egasi Pasks ssp kH:si: WI sa''ess ss ns
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FANCY BLK GOODS
Easvcst styles,
rEgK. NICHOLSON Z WRIGHT,
no. ia9 Pearl lrd 80 3eavsr-stTesu. Gsw. YoIS.
colt respectfully aDnonnos that ;hs7 :Gs opening large
and re,gly Eesetad S.ock o,
SILK GOODS
s OF which ae OF se 4ie:i Ps .tJei coprtsaas tnil a.
t0StnIent OF - ,,,>r,
consisting in pa: Of r.eh Cashmere DEeosas. eh printed
Muslin lie aines Grape lie LANES o end elegant styles
rich plain Cae;nn md ser stripe ReoeaT1 new and Ia
abonab!a article CauaoE. Brocsde and Broche-stnped
Silks blacs End :Gdroj AipGecAs. figured anc PLAIN
SaAWi-s.
Brochs and CaGhnsfs Shaws plttstI. Camsioh and
Brocade figured Sill ShawI;: Dama.s |oosu S'ada end
itch Danask Alapaccha: Msrino. 1hbet. End Mcsn de
Leins, in sroat vat.s;7. &c.
RIBBONS.
full alromen, Of hoane: ard Cap abto Of The richest
Paris stylas
Figured Cap Lsca. Trimming Larss and iaec EdsinsI
T;rend Liils, Plated and Bris'-l EdsiaSs. &c.
Consis;inz I'D Six. Cashee n crea: variety .ogether
with large assormei. Of faacy Min.
Also aIl aSsoItDc. Of Paris Cord1, Gnpt and Ffinaes
tosshe, With cye.y article Usually 10 he found ID Fancy
Stock whch they orst,d 10 oaf sRvoGbe terms
as y ny other e1nblshEapt. . ist)ecl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

,,sss a FARM FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A most de,i;
~ rnble and healthy CouHy Resdense sltaGiet one ball
Depot White Plains from whence tram: leave four times
day 70, the city OF New York said Farm contains about
soil Of excellent quality and Of the best beatng Orchards
in the county of grated fruits On said Farm two story
wagon house with othc, out buildings. Said ann VIII be
sod IN whole OF in part io building sites 10: sne OF one o!
tine on the premises Of james r. AaiFe i Cherry ,tieet
Nsy NorL IlS lfi'
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The supplies of Coal brought to market this sea.

the Philadelphia Ledger says: "A rumor is
current among stock dealers that the February
will not be pad-hat the treasury will not the
OF paying. But do not believe that those who set ii
could at this time have for any such sineent
All known facts relation to the State finances highly
Gathering The receipts from the public works aEe unpece
dentedy large md the nett accng TO the Common
wealth greatly exceeds any previous year Whether enough
WILL from all sources be realized 10 meet the semnnnuu in
tereSt February, believe nj this time unknown
one. II the price of State iiyes be brought by
down To fifty cent OF there will probably
be wanting capitalists enier upon the purchase OF the
Main Line. We do not know that there Is desire the
part OF any purchase the Main lne but there any,
of the first steps would be put down the of STATE ves
and the most clectunl means of accomplishing this end,
would be that the February interest would not he
pHd-''
The Baltimore Sioci; market ms been very dub,
and oil stocks have declined Maryland State Securities have
fallen per cent sales of cents having been made on
ihu day IS s, md to-day at73 49, and Of Sterling IS
7C5 70 and to-day 65s There seemed to prevail ct
the close, however better feeling regard State stocks
In City securities there has been hut lte doing Baltimore
6es $780, are held Mt 1917 1O: the price bid 1915
sales offs per cents 9 81 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bonds have declined z cent They sold at 1881 l
In Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares there has been
activity though decline in prices They offered at49
and 49, bid They firmly held the former price, and but
little in market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

OF. Established l7s5.-soAP, CANDLES AND
STARcH-J D. SW. LEE. Manufacturers, Nos 81 and
s. eude street. New,York pave constantly on s4nS n.Ee
lowest market prices warranted equal il not supsnor
cuied IN the city delivered or hipped without charge
Merchu3 Grocs Coqn,ry Dealers and Fs5ailies who so
want OF the above articles VIII md u 10 'heir interest 70
eG n,S ST sm ms 'S''o pu'sn''ns J. n. w. LEE
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


xew-Yerk CASH Tailoring Embellishments
1877 BROADWAY.
Three door; selot, tie FrGnklis Eou1c.
~ Tia Sub,erhc., respectfully announce tatthsy ssy
n,hdo extensive surngcmer,s for the
FALL. AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them chsr greats, inducements .haH.
tn gentlemen wishing eoorom:e In ths purchases Of u
Fall and Winter Gsrrsonti-
They have already received b, ate arrivals great variety
OF ney ard rich s.y5s OF Goods well edspte tho coming
will nso receive by the next packets and steamer
tho largest bs=t OF The alo; and beautiful
styles Of fancy French Elastic CsFneros rich dsursd Vere
Csahmerss setn and Silk Veungr before oaed in this
clY.
Ao inst received. ssyara Invoices OF Twod and Beaver
Cloths for Over COa, IOaki, Petoa, hc Black and .sgc7
colorcd French Engsth Cloths rom the no4t celebrated
manufactures tens lhs styles cut IN their estab,meoi
m the lat f. years. end which for durability beauty OF en-
h and iastne,s OF colon. cannot he exceet, II 0duad. ~
any styiss OF Cloths imported TO tho United States
Their stock OF Fancy Dress ces will comprise In part, The
richest ryIez OF fall and winter Cava,I ScaT suspcnde
Cloves Handserchsfi HOrsy. Urdsr Shirt and Dfawso
linen and usu SHIFTS. Collars bosoTs. Shoulder Baecs
Riding and Money Bell Umbrellas and Umbrella Cana. &c
&C. With every variety Of goods usually ssD h fortisaaA
seneral oatftine establishment.
Also @ arscytmen oE ready neds Clothing eonzs1y o.
CnaLs Oyer nail. pIeS Poak C.au. Palaloons End
Va<s variety. yhsru sentlcesn uuna gsnr or
immediate depend g1tiiRg 5rst z.s sEoe
maJe and trimmed In aver sQra 10 those furnished to
order and ct prices that cannot a pesss Sire. pu-ca
ebtv observed in filing ordsr.
sSn.s 81 gA' N-'' '>''' J. &. B6OI'a H. co
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SnoE =. &c:

Nov T. Ia, , 81 Ion "A 49, brig Angeiine I'm Bath hence
Nov iah lat IS 60 lon Co, brig Exact Fairsed bound
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MS lnlDS

SODA BISCUIT AND S;rGaE CRACK ERS.-Tne SUD
= .crhef Gks known 10 tEe public that much OF
t bscrt and crackers which are sold his BIZ the above
ntrnes are entirely dfsrsut frci the SODA BISCUIT :nn Sc
GAR CatcKR!s made II his Bakery; winch have Seea nses
hy uy-ld rtcuar5 lisse vino suffer from ndiSe,tior
Gr more thar 0enty years with the hest results while the
imitation which can DC made leg prce though perhaps
good f person in health, wholly unit ior the SICK Rs
a6oTs BIscUrr and CGAczHRs eIso B0TTga BscuT Wls1
iitscr-r, BITTER CS2cRKRs, WATER CRAcyERs, PILOT
and NAVY BsRAD of the rst quality, constantly fo
sse az the kBawn Establishment. rs Wgsin St st!ss
so5rer o. War.aE-r;.ee.. EPtiRAi1 TEEhDW 81 L.
iy,biz.i EN-
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|
igS Noble aad Seg Orleans inferior q ordinary to
ssa 81 e., ssFs 5
Export from l l,t 70 iI gh No Tinted :,s: $3.50 bales
Since LIST September last bclss 162 So
Same ,as ,sssys Ss;,o s sSss
same time year peloro, s',scl
day but there far demand Receivers aro asking "a es
Fl saf SYys's G Gss snf g9 nd SSi
for Michigan and Ohio Sa?ss fancy Oho 200 2OO 5b at
w asa f. 90 Syaeh ea Sann
Of importance, and price, IRE without change.
materially Nearly ali here, about 5000 bushels, sold a
AZ bot sna parcel a. 50 Cts Corn I Tesy ag
jersey 81 Canal Oats continue indenand and nhe,
10 not BID 20 for RE sues Of 1000 bushe, the
slp at 6 cts.
WHIsKYIhe market again lower, and about Us Dbl:
equal Suite Prison solo al ioc Drudge n1ed Tor next
TALL oWWe notice sales Is 600 bbls good Country Ren.
dered at &c cash.
,n RSH dull go bb Mes have sod Al Prime
n nesss sales ssa oT 3D.
S4o and S. 20 for new Lard is quiet The !mpI9yemea N
s for Rs s' hs Safa5 Sn a.
GROCERIES-The market for uscovado Sugar contlnuei
much and Sn e S dsk se
leans E 81 IS cents: $50 Old do 81 700 Porto
S Sss 9 sssk s s5 h HaEanf Make
for Moasses without variation regards PRICES and the
sales have been unmpor,Hnt. The market for Coffee
trersaly Gul and the sales small they include go bags Brn2l
al 81 81 cents 100 white java, 10; 20 Cubn, 6; 80 La
guayra, * ID mos lUO Suinntia, "a, mos and AZ
ST. Domingo, So cents cash
NAVAL STORES-We notice further sAes OF 400 bbls
Newbern Turpcnae at SO IS; zoo Washington. t25 10
North County Tar, Ss per bbl and Spirits TuEpenne n
lots TO the extent OF 200 casks ut & 20 cents cash and 81
371s, mos.
OS-Whale is dull 81 cents only being offered for export,
alton Inseed without change: American has sold al o.
70 cents cash and 5000 gallons English, a. cash and a.
mos InSk Olive commands 70 cents Winter w hale, u
Winter Lard which ve.y to and Winter Sperm, IS
100 for unbeached and 100 lJ for bieached all on Tie
usual time.
HIDE-The sales enumerated below made chiefly 10
Country Tanners who laying their supplies IN o'
tcipatnn of the closing OF navigation We notice 2u Gam
bin supposed nj Pa cents $40 Rio Gnde g ID Il: l0 do
- les per cent l25 Vera Cruz. they 9i and 30
Dry Southern 9.cash; and go Nina terms no, made
public.
NETAIS-hera has been considerable activity Pig Iron
nte consumers having forward for their Winter sup
niles previous the close OF inland nargafio sales have
been made OF GO Garserre, Scotch at $50 and OF
oer brands SO mos In other descrptiGns, the sales
have been OF less importance English Bar held ~ SO 90;
md Swedes so Y 20, according assoments There
have been considerable receipt. q Missouri and the !,
inactive holders however, firm nj 81 81 l3 cash. nj
which about 5000 pigs have been sold By auction, 200 boxes
cuininon Tin sold at 81 cash.
TOBACCO-1iere fur demand for Kentucky &c. aud
notice sales of l50 hhds kentucky at 2s cents. mos
aud % Connecticut Seed Leaf on terms dd not learn
The 10! manufactured has subsidized the Fall trade be-
ing over, and the stock remaining light.
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PASSAGE FOR NEW-oRLEANs.-,-Poative
~ FIST packet Pusase free, and only RssG ola.
E Packet of the lst November. Tho splendid, frst
All Packet Ship LOUISA Capt Leavitt. sails positively
rs uoveer regular day. The , Of tins ship
and rer.ors about proceeding 20 New Orleans iay rely
he Ship, Of his SAILING ppnctHay ~ advertised TO
~ ai;Ssn me or IN w & J. T. TAPStOTT,
" ris 70 SoGth.street. cor. MAIDEN Lane
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

LATELY PUBLISHED:
For sale By BURGESS. STRINGER & co.
ID Broadway, cor. Am ST.
Atla-A Romance by C. P r. James Price p cents:
Castle Dismal the Bachelors Christmas, By W. o. Stnu'
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The Great Metropolis or New 9rk IN ls42 Free - cent?
The Natural History of Cousip, by Punch, iiluated
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HutoT Of Greece, by Rev. COnnop Thirwal Part Price
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tiue Fox. Price 251 cents.
The Poem, Of Eliza Cook: Pncs 50 cents .. ..
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Es,ee CT the Con.piratoT Of the lsle,. III cent.
Sketches ct iHsh Character, by MIS- 5. C. Eal Part 2,
The B9 and Draws Room Polka with the most esteemed
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