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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
DRY GOODS.
SPLENDID De LANES.

Sf-ESDlD w l'alNES'
J. o. TAYLOR & Co, Jobbers. 50 Cedar.st..
ID ECElVED from Draper. Dias < Warren $ Auction oi
last Wednesday the most magnificent lets OF De aines
and Cachmeres that have yet been offered These Goods are
ali WOOL Of the highest ustre and sold at per cent uaef
the cost Of importation -,
Also very highly coored De LANES, part cotton. ut = Cts
Cost tn import. 40 cents.
CACHliERES pnrt cotton very superb styles at % cts.
Pink nazarne blue, dab and slate CAAlBRlCS, at cts
Canon Flannels.
New STYLES of Prints.
Dark, heavy Satineis.
PLAIN and twilled Flnnnes.
Cloakngs. various styes r &c. at the lowest prices 1o
CASH. ny
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW BOOhS.-Barness Notes the Book Of JOB. vols;
1ae American Ponlt.rers Companion. with 20 lusira
unns. vol: Natures Gems, American Flowers IN thsT
Native HanH;,. hy Emma T. Enhury-a splendid voiur=e:
The American House Carpenter Treatise upon Architecture,
N one large vo umc The Aaache sam Shchn England.
N one volume prce y cents A,thuf Ladies Magazine for
Dec-mbe-. pcs iS aes from the German.
shilling Castle Dismal by SmEs price p cents: t;rshafns
Nasnzine for December prce > cents O:ow. the Pro's
&c Of M Enthusiastic. puce y cents,
With all the other late publications, tot sale .,
r2q II Is RATSOR'S Rnokstnr> III RnyreTy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

EJ- Graham fIouse-Ney Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that lie
hns enlarged his BOARDING. EST.4BLISH-NE.NT,
known ms the Graham House, 63 Barcayce by adding TO
the adjoining house, and prepared to accommodate an
siept or permanent Bonrders on the favorable All
friends of Temperance desiring quiet home, and freedom
from the fumes alcohol and tobacco are invited to patronze
this house. The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
of fruits &C. which the market affords will be strictly adhered
TO- but table will be served for those who prefer the ordinary
mode. mixed diet.
Cro,on Shower, Warm and Cold Baths. free.
o5 If ROSWELL GOsS.
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IMPORTANT NEW WORK.
Received per Steamer 3

Neceiveu PCT SteHlHer OrFsHnhfH'
PRINCIPLES OF FORENSIC MEDICINE. hy w. A.
Guy Professor Forensic Medicine IN Kings College. Lon.
don. completed handsomely printed. very thick
voume-S2 70.
Edin. Med. Jour.
Dr Guy. work may Justly be looked upon one OF the
beautiful applications OF anatomical physiological meta
physical chemical knowledge. the elucida;on Of points
OF gren interest To society and indIvduals, which
have had ,ba good fortune meet with. Doubtless the pro-
esson will express their obligations 10 him BY Immediately
procuring and studying ~ lLondon Medical Gazette.
work Of sterling merit, and that requires com-
uendations from US. 1t all thas could WISH"
Medical Times,
Imported and for sale by
E> English Books imported 10 order per steamer. n.S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Boarding.-STrs. GOSs. having opened the new and
commodious house % Veey nearthe Astor House, proers
choice Of desirable transient permanent BOarders
Coton shower warm and cold Baths free The location Is
very CENTRAL yet quiet and shady Terms moderate au5 tits
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

NS- To Publishers anu Literary Ren.-A
valuable literary property. successful und profitable opera
on and capable of being vastly improved by the investment
of moderate additional capital, offered fo1 sale Al great
bargain This an opportunity rarely, if ever. offered the
health of the party renders change OF climate
double the money would tempt sale. Address t by
mail pcs, paid) w Z. j., box $50 New-York Pcstofce.
which will be promptly attended TO- n2o lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

n- Established I795-soAP CANDLES AND
STARCU-J. d. & w. LEE, Manufacturers, Nos. 81 and
81 Reade street, New YORK. have constantly hand large
assortment of the above articles, which they will sell the
lowest market prices warranted equal il not superior to any
manufactured in the city delivered or shipped without charge
for boxes or Carriage.
Merchants. GIoce Country Dealers and Families, whoare
in Of the aboye articles will find 10 their interest TO
Gull on u.s. before purchasing elsewhere.
nl2 3nis J. d. g. w. LEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

n-- RpruNA11sM CURED FOR 30 CENTs-Who will suffer
the excraca!ug pains when they ae told that Cushmans
Rheumatic Remedy will almost instantly stop rs agonlzng
bones, umbaso sou. or si9rck Sc This really esde[
nj s. fha,ham.s,rec 3 Broadway. 1S Fultons Brock
lvn Price 80 cents nZI 2Ieod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

BALDyEss PREVENTED Persons using the genuine Balm
ut any time stop the hnr from falling out whether
heads that have been bald for years These facts and
will be proved the satisfaction of who will be
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

POST OFFICE, NEw.YoRX, Nov. ., lst
G3 English MnIi.-1eter Bags per steamer BRI.
TA, viii be closed tbs Upper and Lower Post Offices
IN us CITY, Saturday, the ath inst. al IS minutes past 8
oel9ek M The overland postage Of lSst cents on each
nj JOHN LoRIIER GRAHAM, P. M,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Er To REMOVE GREASE SPoTs PROM CLOTHES. Wool
EMS &C-rhe Mase Erssive Soap removes all spots, o,
out injury leaving the parts bright, spOtess and clear Sold
pnce . cents s. Chathamstreet, and 3 BroaoMay eRd
,,lfnn. .trre lyn. 2teOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

US MufFs MufTs and Furs-Seling By retail
n: WHOLESALE prices for this ONLY nj No Cort;
landtstreet Broadway LADIES' don't fsrge u call ana
supply yourselves In time. naJ SLnis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
NV. a; G, TgrTLE, Anctiqpss,. -,

A. c, TUTTLE, Anctoneer.
HARDWARE SALE-TO RETAILERS AND 9TH
II EES,-JACQB \, PLArr'S SD Fall Heriwors Sale
will take place THIS DAY NJ 10 O'Clock a the Auction Room
No. g Platt. OF Gold street, consisting Of M PACKAGE
and lots Of Birmingham. Sheffield German and Amen
shelf and heavy goods.
Also extensive OF Cutlery. viz Ivory STAG
SET TIP, White Bone and Cocoa Table aAd Dessert Knives
and Forks: Csyes S,ee . and blade lvory Srs and
Buff Pen and Pocket Knives dozens and cards. Butcher
and Shoe knives, &c.
Aho with whch the sale will commence, 10 German
Toys and Kid Dolls
Also German Fancy Goods consisting of general variety
Also LOO sets lihed steel hardened Fire lrpns.
so the entire stock ot house declining the business In
which will be found general Of Goods and wll
be peremptonly sold 10 close the concern,
\. B. The attention OF the City Retail Trade respectfully
solicited lie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

[c- EAST INDIA HAIR-DyE.-CoarSe red hair made ino
black and gossy-Th article sure to have the effect de-
skin in the least If used according directions,
will make beautiful head Of black ha out of the coarses
ALso-he 4nOdyne ShGuing Cream the best uIticle in
this Uity for shaving. Price, 30 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Arr at Warehan 9th, Iusa Codworth. Atlantic Ocean,
last from Abgohos Banks Penambuco, with $50 bbs. sp
oil.
Heard from Oct3, Catherwood, Bood. Wespor, 4i0 sp,
saw her on the 9th.
Touched at Cape dc Verbs July l. Mon,ezuma Baker, 2.
Fame Mitchell and her tender schr Garland; Septl, Supe
or Hert llth Hberna Smith; 3lst, India Miller all of y
London. ana Glenn.
Ar at Turpauln Cove ith ship Feneon, Baker I'm New
Bedford 2l for South Seas Returned Tor Conome.eI the
one on board proving defective and useless.
letter received from bolt s,eerer brig Naapoise
Bnghtman reports her rt S. Nccent Oct 49, with " bb sp,
oil On board.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
- Erice M educed 90 FfftY Cen,s per bo

ET Price II educed TO Fifty Cents per bot
tie THE TRICOPHEROUS is universally admire. and
acknowledged be the best and cheapest article for noushng
the HAIR, prevents from falling off or turning grey pro-
duces and restores hair, late period OF life, frees
from cur and renders the most harsh and Org ha as soft rs
silk curly md glossy IN curl and other tecOr
tive formation unmpaired by the summers heat violent
ercse or the relaxing tendencies Of the hall &c. To
children IS invaluable. rs 1t lays foundation for beautiful
head of hair.
Principal office lac Broadway, corner of Liberty street.
stairs Beware vi the counterfeit sold dollar NJ lmls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
ovER-COATs AND CLoAKs

NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
1877 BroGdrav, three doors 6eoio the Franklin House.
The subscribers would invite the attention Of gentlemen IN
want of fashionable Winter Garment their different stys
of Peot's and Sack OverCoas. which they selling Off
at greatly reduced prices Also. deen, styles Of Cloas at
u small advance cost OF manufacture.
n23 1wis J. c. BOOTH r. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

LADIES,
VOIR attention called 10 the very extensive stock oil
i NEW ind RICH FALL GOODS, Just opened
150 ps. rich Silks, from 4s TO 8s. per yard.
100 ps very rich Cashmere, from =. To S. per yard.
go s newest patterns NJ de LANES and Reps from Is cd. 10
IS. per yard.
300 ps Alpaca Lusres, from .. 10 s.. per yard.
150 ps. French Merinos. from Is. to los. per yard.
500 Cashmere Shaws new designs, from IS TO slCO.
900 Printed Thibet, Wool Breche. WoHed Damnsk and
Plaid Shawls-wh many other styles suitable for the
season. Also very large stock Of Blankets and Finn
nels-with every variety Of Goods wanting for the Fall
and Winter wear.
LADIES' by calling and examining stock of Goods, will
find il UNSURPASSED in this any other city, either IN
quality, richness or cheapness.
C5- One price asked, and no deviation.
mis- is BARKER 4 TONLE. Il Cathurne-street.
CLOTH, CASHMERE & sNrTINET STORE SUI.
- TON, co. have Jus, opened iafge ass9fmen. of
&c fresh from Auction md the importers 20 be so at the
lowest possible prices III Spring street, deception here
y. B.. Merinos, Alpaccas BcmbazineS, AHghans, De-
Laines. Elannels. o. Snis
E7RENCH MERINOS.-BARKER,2 81 Grand street, has
Just received entire stock OF French Mernos oil
the bst quality and fashionable shades Also one case
Mode Coors ana superior quality 81 wide. which viii be sold
1ery cheap. (ns3) BARKER, 2sl Grand ST.
CHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS: SUTTON & co.
- have enlarged their assortment of Bfochn & Cashmere
Shaws Square and Lons and rrs prepared % eel them at
prices IL SUIT SUIlOS q ".
o. 2rnis Ia Spring SulIyan-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

c. &. FISK, Auctioneer.
dye. s. FISk-ors No. y Cana..tr National Hah
ID AT PRIVATE SALE
0- Superior Mahogany and other desks and mapso bed
stsas OF different Styles l5o mahogany clock cascs
hand ingram capes ply hsir and mos mases iplend
rosewood per abis piano foes ladies' English double PIN.
y: brass tenders: smoke coudenser for jewellers
large quantity OF sword and other Canes, and CAGE
Trimmings uio several hundred Swords for canes cptnpris
ing hue Tor munuiactuersai auction prices
SATURDAY. Nov. %,
At II O'Clock, at g Canal street,
Wi be sold quantity OF Cotton Hose and Half Hose, Of
the best quality by the dozen; beautiful assortment of Z.
phyr Woted u all coor and shaes Canvass and Patterns
Tor working dc; Penrl Buttons Hook, and Eyes He! Pn,
Horn Bone. Ro,y Grid and Silver plate Dressing Combs
Shell and Horn Hard Boy, Chp AMI Lechon, Hats: La
dies Tu,can Seapo!tnn and Straw io Sis Cord Fans;-
white do lotion and Lnsn hra nd Supender. Tapes Seis-
so:s fine Hair Brushes, Clothes do, ShO do and updreJ by
order of Alfred Roach. constable.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Re.toration of The Jews.

NEWLY YORK, Nov. 3JI Ie4I.
NJ NJ. Moan, Esq.-Sr: The incemency OF the weather
on the evening IN which you delivered your discourse on the
Restoaono the Jews, prevented many from attending VINO
were anxious ne present. and those who did attend are so
strongly Impressed with the good effects resulting from an en-
arge ard liberal view OF that important subject That we
specially request 10 repeat the discourse at your earliest
convenience.
JAMES HARPER, Pr. MILLEpoLER.
WN. B. AsToR, w. w. PHILIPS.
JAMES r. WmTISd, JoHS LILLE.
IoHS B. CROSBY, w: Il. CROSBY,
Allen NJ. BURRILL, J. kEARSEY ROGERS
WN KELLY, b. X. WISTHRoP,
CHARLES WILLIAMS, SAML. j. bEBEE,
WAsIFN @. MORTON, JoHS AUG. MCVIcAR,
GEO SULLIVAN, ABM. LAS, NEST. -,
In compliance with the above request the discourse will be
repeated Monday evening" Decemberd Mt the lnbeTnace
Broadway, where tickets may be had. NJ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

lie excited the attention of the whole Court Next
morning TOO Mr. C!on%en In was ensafsd I Ih asnd d.
s tofg b,;cc hack those old Clothes and made appear
ne sss be that Mr. CIoTmen had pc been sg
o tne o, the eyprss purpose OF getting satisfaction of
% Cp pomneEn md that he would havs much fur
SsI only he stopped hs the Judges &c This an out
@ e o. Court aer the opening of the case adjourned to this
0sooUI Fos pIsn, Mr. J. T. Brady and Mr. Cowdey For dean.
a.nt Mr. p W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

DR. SPoHs's REMEDY FOR SICK HENpAcuE-1his article
is sCd at q Couandt street. and certain and pern,a
sou 10 Rev. c. s Brown Second ST. who has been cared o
the hcadache of many years standing by this article.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

o. Why suffer with CouGHs or CoiDs. SORE THROAT
OF M Emanues Indian Panucea Justly and truly called by
NIL the POOR .M7N,S COUGH RE.HEDI J,
would relieve and likely yon Reader this really
blessed nd never failing remedy for Asthma, Hoarseress,
Bleeding Of the Lungs Bronchitis Sore Throat HonreneSs
Just try once-and you satisfied Sold nj s. Chatham
street 323 Broadway. M aeod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

ns- Gouraud's Spanish Lily White for the complexon-t
be had oty ut the org nnl office. Walker rs l.t StGr
FROM Br,adway Touch not an imitation. n21 aeod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
ocrcn,e in four months ON the Road

Increase four months on the Road SJU,iJJ %
The Centrnl Railroad went operation with capital
pad IN of little millions OF dollars nnd, II we
correctly informed the Carolina Road capital ihnn
double that The number of locomotive and freight en-
cnes on the Cent al Road The number the caro-
lima Road more than double that amount The Central Gem
panv contracted for delivery OF two large on the
ist which, unfortunately are delayed II tsy were now
ON e Roud earnings would be ncreased a the rate of
of the Carolina Road are put down at $1,000 month. The
expenses the Central Rnond for the ending the lst Of
December next Will not exceed 3,5UO per month.
Sterling Exchange was in fair demand al New-Of-
cans at So per cent and Mobile sa 81 per cent The
supply was good NcwYork sight ut New Orleans was x
z. discount; at Mobile x per cent discount.
l.inseed and Lard Oiis ara no longer drawn from
tho East for the supplies othe Yves, and South The Cmcn
natl Gazette TINT there ve LEseed Oh Mills IN that
city und another o erection. They capable o
making in the aggregate 800 gallons of oil day. CINCINNATI
supplies the whale West, me udng New Orleans and Mobile.
with article. The manufacture OF lnecd Oil tor export
new business in the West. 1t only few years
was obtained from the East large quantities for Western
consumption. In be stated in this connection tina, there
ae TWENTY-FIVE establishments in Cincinnati which Inrnurc
tne 80 O gallons of nrd Oil valued at so cents
per gallon The product fran Lard winter third elaine
and twthrs sterine: the proportions are exactly
the reverse In the pork Tie oil made directly from
whole which used for the purpose. except
e bfy and shoulders. Prior to the manufacture ot Lurd
nil Sperm oil was sold Cincinnati nj from 81 y 10 ST U
coring To quality. The corresponding Qualities of LaId oil
now sell there from 50 62a cents. The article haS found
great ayor IN every part OF the country bh Tor hight and tor
machinery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
DIED.

Suddenly. on "Wednesday, 9Th inst. Ms; MARIA NATL
DABuLf.SSiNkl.E wife oi Richard Buiw'nNe IN The 2a;h
year Of her age. ., -,
her funeral this afternoon o'clock from her late residence,
No. 81 Stanton street, corner OF EldrdGe ST.
On Wednesday evening, Nov th, IN ue ilst year oi MS
age, WILLIAM c. ANDREWS.
The friends OF the aay are respectfully invited To attend
his funeral from his late residence No l Charles street. ms
Vnday) afternoon rt sclock. ,,,,,,,.r,,
iOuGHIIN, infant daughter of Peter and Ann r. Z. NC
l0ughn aged eight months ard wentyiye days .
The trends and acquaintance OF her luther and those OF nst
nnce Patterson, ere respectfully invited to attend lne
funeral afternoon O'clock from No PA aasson-
s,feet.
On Wednesday morning. Nov 9Th, Ms. AMY l. SiiER-
WOOD, aged S. wife OF DR.. II. II. Sherwood. of tins city,
The funeral wall take place Friday Nov % at Clock
from d., Shewoods residence, No l Chambers street lhe
lice.
Rocksnd Lake on the 25h inst after lingering illness.
h. PASlEi. BRADY, ia the 7lst year ot his nse !.
Non board brg Good Hope. Nov. ~ BENZ fEabopf, OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

NJ Rev. A. Mahan, President Of Obern College.
previous leaving the City, will preach This and Io,mor
Church. Medical College Crosby street. I'D story doo pc.
low Sn ;nr street seats Free ms 2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

RHEUMATISM AND GoUT-1le Nerve and Bone l4niment
and Indian Vegetable Elixir for Rheumatism. two
many eases. whc thing else has been used and failed
This has peurmed entire that the user has been
stored TO his family business and friends perfectly free from
mt thing like pan sickness debility and we would refer
The skepca the following gentlemen who have been cured
by their use Robert G. Ne, 49, Broadway a b. Tyler.
7Rertorseet; Mr. Pearsa nj 1ammany HALL Mr.. Gideon
the CITY Hotel who witnessed the remarkable effects of this
remedy upon Mr. II. H. Hubbard oSandusky City, Oo.who,
while dong business this city, taken suddenly with
most violent rheumatic attack, md cured IN few hours
y this nnent and Elixir 1t may be had only at q Court,
land street and warranted of rheumatism,
or The tice returned Sold also Brooklyn l& Fulton
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEwYoRK......NovEMBER %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst by Rev. s D. Rurchnrd Mr.. BENZ; A.
N0RvILLE of Brooklyn, To Mss HARRIET x. LANSING
OF this city. ",
On Wednesday, Nov; 9Th, by Rev. Charles 2 Bush "a
THANIEL HATHAWAY of Delhi n. J. 10 Miss MARY,
daughter OF John Stewart of this city
On The 9Th instant, by Hon. James Harper, MayoI Nj
GEORGE w. WHITE. TO Miss PHEBE l. WOOD. OF
:hs city. =,
BY Rev Hosea Raliou. J. HENRY SHEPARD Of West CAM
bndge. 10 Miss CASSENDANA F. w. WING, daughter o
Joseph Wing, Esq. of Boston. -
Al Schenec,ady 18th inst by Rev Mr. Mosher, NJ RICH
ARD CORNELL, TO Miss SUSAN HEMSTREET, ail Of
Gleuville. , ~ ,,,
CESS, to Miss ANN ELIZA PRIMER, all Of Glenyle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

g- BrA1s HAIR RESTORATIVE for the growth and pre-
seryaton OF the human har well known to need COM
ent Found u, g. Walker street, first store cm Broadway.
MI 2eOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

D- GouRAup's ITALIAN Soar, for removing tnp. pmpe
freeklcs saowness sonshnes mogheW Scois an al
from Broadway Ask for Gornuds Italian Soap md exer
cse the will 10 tuke other than Gourauds MI 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Sales of Real Estate at Auction....Nov. q

bD dcItGdD O Je'lA'"S.
No So street, 25 by 100 feet story brick house nn
from, Of Of tbe he Io Io anu ae 200
o ~. ~ @ s,ne ,i1c and DESCRIPTION as above 220
NJ NJ 8; do 90 do ...... 2,lio
Nv" BYE H. Ladlo,c g. Co.
Two lots in $th.st Between 9Th and l0th avenues, each
IT, Y iiois edinn,nr same size ze................ 2i1
Two lois IN 4h.st, between Sh and 81! avenues, each
., ., ~ S;rn;n, Same s,ys 2;o
Lo' Az as' do .............,.,,,..... 20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Memoranda.

Ship Martha Washington Dnane. from Mobile 20 Pos; &
Phillips The NJ w. was boarded by the piotboat Washing
ton on Sunday morning. ih inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

MINIATURE ALaASAc-THIs DAT.
THE SUS. THE NOOK FULL SEA.
Rises. I Sets..423 Rises. 5S 10 II
LATEST DATES.
London. Nov. Hcvre Nov.
Liverpool. New-OTeans. q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Ship vcksburc. Berry, from NOrleans, reported as belc
has not yet made her appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

NH FALL AMI WIN EN- HOODc,
AT THE
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1877 BROADWAY
Three doors beLoD the Franklin House.
OF The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them to offer greater Inducements than ere
gentlemen wishing 10 ecoaoDze IN the purchase Of their
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
Of and styles OF Goods, well adapted to the coming
the arges, and best assortment Of the latest and most btau
fu styles Of fncy French Elastic Cassmeres rich figured
veye, Cashneres, Satin and Silk Vesting ever before o
iered In this City.
Ao just received several Invoices Of Twed and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coa. Coaks Peion, &C. black and fancy
coored French and English Cloths from The celebrated
manufacturer bcnc tho styles cut their establishment
Tor the last five years and which !or durability beauty Of d.
.h and as!nesi of coIo cannot he exeed If eauald by
any styles Of Cloths imported into the United S,n,ssj
Their stock Of Fancy Dress An cIcs vii comprise par, the
richest styles Of Fall aud Winter Crayats Sca S1spendsr
Goyes Handkerchief, Hosiery. Under Shirts and Drawen
Linen and Muslin Shirts Colan. Bosoua, Shoulder Braces
Riding asd Money Bei Umbrellas aud Umbrela Canes xe
&c with every variety Of goods usually kept in gcnteans
,enerrl Quitting establishment
Ao ulI Of Ready Made Clothing cousisiag of
Coaks Over Coats Dress and Froes Coa Pantaloon, and
Vests every yarer where gentlemen requiring garment, for
immediate depend upon getting frs; article
made ard trimmed every respect equal those furnished TO
1rer and prices thst connot fail please. Sc pneu.
.lty observedir filling orders.
- Terms eaih. and no deviation in price,.
aug hd J. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

The Canals are undoubtedly closed for the sea-
son. unless we have some very weather within week.
The Ere reported, frozen at Little Fall: and Full
onvie The Hudson also said to bo frozen Troy. The
receipts of Flour at Albany Monday 22Q0 bbs, the
largest day ofthe The following is the statement Of
the Produce and Tolls received the OF
canal navigation to the Of the third week Of November
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
. SEE LIST PAGE.
Arrived:
Below,

Arrived:
British brig Vincennes. Spark, I'm Ragged Isand via Nas
sau, Mp. salt TO order.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

w I'VE ls u SOs
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestfngs,
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
23l Broad1ay american Holei, opposite
the Fountain,
soic. attention from Citizens ard Strangers requiring Gar.
nents TO lge assortment of Goods for Fall and Winter
wear, selected with view Of rendering bor stock nch
quality and uiey be found in the city comprising
Beaver aud Mled Cloths Tweeds &C. for Overcoa, Cloak,
&c; French and English Cloths for dress and mock Goats
varous new styles Casmeres; rci Velvet. Meno. Silk and
Satin Vestinewheh will be made up order prices to
sustain reputation e pioneers In the progressive rsfor
nation that ayerng tbs Of complaint that cnsh pur
chase taxed for Others denquence5 The style and n
ish Of Garments W pare with those OF any oher
tablhmen and this tho sequel of the exhaustive patronage
elected.
large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar.
men, comprising Overcos Cioa1, Dress and Frock Coeb
Panaloons, Vests, &C. constantly hand. with full supply
Of Fancy Dres articles including Scn Crayus, Handksr
chiefs, Gloves. Supender Dressing Robes. &c. Of nh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Spoken, Scs
Enreirn Ports.

On the Abrohos Banks Sept 1 Henry Brown. Nantucket
VIII: 2ii Charleston Pucket, New Bediord Spartan Cook.
Providence, $40 bbls.
Foreign Ports.
At Rio Jnnero, 1lh Oct sch Coha.et. Saunders, Buenos
Ayres
Al Havana 18th Nov ship Norma, Barton, ior New York.
10 or u ds.