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lectures ON Geology.

Doctor LYELL' Lectures on Geology Second EdllonJ
.Onairs engraved fronple exhibiting ideal stctOL
}, par oil the f;arths crust with expsnatGns il also Coz
general Introduction Geology before published
Lecture embraces r following Subjects Auvefgre, Lacus-
Period, Voc4nlc Period Iu' ton OF Cos.suina Mount
lo. Lecture H. Earth strata Marine Strata Perios
tcy,rru. District >abhrp-nInes. Mount iEua Lecture
al Hrh-sva -nd sahs'.snce o The Earth, >apl's Temple
# Sef.pis Mo-. Nargo L-cttrc w. Coral Reefs Coral
,t4ud, Lrciurt y ungIu Of Coal. Lecture vi, FosS.
FOntnu. Lecftre III Recession p the Falls OF NiagG-
A. L.cti-e VIII, 3lluers and lcebergs.
t.ir lisn ADDED this rcon Sketch of The
LECTURE of ID. AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered before the
tuceum Of Natural ks0Ty the 9Th 0i december
he Different Races Of Mer Price % five copies for
dollar
T Price per single copy % posms,te r-mittinl
Uue Dollar Will b- entitled to Ev- copies.
GstsLLs.b * MCELRATH
Tpb
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81 aRRIk IL

On the el,t inst, n Chcothe. Ohio. by Rev. Mr. Brtton.
WILLIAM PETER. ESQ Il: 3. NJ. Consul for the State OF
Penn,yvGna SARAH KING, daughter OF the lae Cover
Worthngton. OF Ohio.
A, Providence r. l. on the 2i, Instant. Z. BARNARD
Eddy 10 Miss SARAH J. SHAW. daughter Of Oliver Shaw,
ESQ. both ofP.
A, Iamacs l. l. or the 2tb ns; ats, Marx, Chprsh by
Miss CATHARlNE. daughter OF Beverly Robinson Esq, Of
this village.
A, Edcnrown Mass OH tic 2sth inst. GEORGE p. QS.
BORN Esq. Of Boston. 70 Miss HANNAH TEAXTER,
daughter Of John Ths1,er ESQ. of E.
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vices being eonhva;o previous aceouns buye, find diff
cuty purchasing @; paid lns; week and the business
thus far, inccHes farther Improvement |. Will be
above that our stock hss down - very small figure
which fact added % ;5e home demand which sI2eriencc
week cndn: sh ns: 100 bale For The week ending ,
ns; 400 sae- sircc 70 tnc. 800 bales. or The crop,
prefer eng ibe.f se'ecton' fs' he ol crop, witch
b,-r favorable for pckls and wihou. IN early -: or ey.
cesyc 'n,. II probable that n. yei VIII exceed that Of
any former one "
We take from The circular Of Se@'rs Wright Levin also
prepared for The steamer re following remarks tie COMM
c.pp and sia:ls;cs:
The quality of he c-o2 represented oein; Of
CF.cc- a6Gu; rndt!ns 70 rddnc far, there tenz ye:
yey re cce sed IL lie Southern ports of aSh, ard n
of lower desc. pton Such Cotton OF the crop
beer received n this city of good Color tpe-abiy cea,
well yinred and free from af but ot decidedly cnk aa
poor simple
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Markets. .ca-sf4ty Reported for TIE Tribune.

Markets. carefallg Reported for The Tr5uae
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 30
COTTON-The sale, to-day have been fiinc with fair
market The following remark. prepared 70, the ssae.
by Mr. T. j. Stewar, Cotton Broker:
The steady feeling which existed at The date of nv last
circular per Caledonia or 18th inst continued and strength
ened ,hoSghoy; The week entns R lsS ins and Improved
were in receipt of atyces from Liverpool 10 it ctobe and
fqn Hare 10 l ms. PEI steamer Acadia which beng
and the demand beng good they have been enabled 10 main
tan II, and pree have gradually n,en on all grades below fr.
The steamer Grra, Western arrived late on SATURDAY eveaiur
9h inst with dates from Liverpool lh ,: and hsr na
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l)IEi',

Yesterday morning. between - and o'clock, ANNIE NJ
CJARKsoS, youngest daughter Of John G. Clarkson.
The and friends Of the family requested To intend
he, funeral Friday afternoon, n. o'clock from tic resi-
dence Of her iather ~ Roadway without further invitation
On Wednesday, 9th inst Doctor JOuS piLLoS in the 5eth
of his age.
The friends and nconantanccJ of the family and those OF his
soii.naw, Wesley Smith, respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral FRIDAY afternoon, nj past oclock from ~
formerly A3 Hudson street. tiout further invitation.
At Livingston, ON the Goth instant, E0BERTT LlNlNGS-
TON aged 81 years eldest Of Moncrel Livingston.
~ ST. Charles College, Mo- the 18th mt Rev. j. H.
FIELDING. President OF that Institution.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe market he. b<-,n eur, with
sales At SIS "A is749 10 4 moderate extent
GRAIN-Ne notice nie OF 1910 bushels Ccne-se W hea:
n; Us c',. for niilnc.
ln72I;pnce Pne 6sl4 i s'I IN Mes ss'ias" Th'''
GRoCERlES-Wr notice fair demand from, the trade
tgf Coffee without Grange IN p',csS & he .ass CON
cents: 10 Cuba, s., and G Mnrncnbo. 8, CT, mos For
Mol4.,cs, he market ss before noticed i'Tn with
ii, hhs il c.. and . b5. HaTaan pa .6 d.,!n. on pr
va.e is;nis @ e nd; :, It,!5 IN lots ci' ~ Porto kT
has ea GOOD demand io' Sugar from the c, 2nt az IN
S9ao 81 and Box s:a @ PEI Gf Of @ 3 ede Of II. at
have withdrawn hcr stock, n the market The sae com
m s. !: G,os 1 e. 10 ca5a , s. fSii' ad - ff 81 Bva
I4yana; 6,a Ts Is, auction. a nhd' Porto REQ
good supply, qu.et. hoeI generally demanding as
50 me; NJ the quotation Of f3 IN Wls W. u1deI'tand
re Scotch p: nave bern raic az from the -h: nrer
p;ces are demended ljo,ons English scrap o;m
DID cnrn: nnd Rr..in Sheet mo-: M'sou
Ised without particular chanse the ,ae: u'e l G.s e
s3 md ESQ do par; rive at - al cash He,y shs9th
la me. sSS lbs Sd i brous s L. casa il y ' -
ElCE-There a good demand from tho West Indie to.
With o reduced .cE ha. u.eed the srEc, ard oia
purcel have changed hnnds seveTnl tmcs The sales tn
aggregate perhaps, are 4p isrce', Mt s. $780, ce'h-
which Is an improvement
HIDES We roce lt,le better dcu,snd. put there
c 1 Rio TandS iome limo n .torej 2; H. u Isl do !
b. Il: and l) DO . b. supposed TO tanner. l, n
.BEEsWAX-lbuut 400 ID; prime Southern. Weasrn and
Ncw-Bc1fnrd OIL nrket-ocr. Is.
SrrHAThe dcnand .nee our Inst has been actiys. and
WnALE have been made of so bhI fin. y. W Coast
WHALERoHE-ThcIe Is some inquiry for tn. atucle br,
holders ;y not accep, hs ctie Of 81, c and % e's
" ''', N-''' -~s--------.s--.--
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TON from Redding &. 90.
Elements of Natural Philosophy:

yd:sules hsoas;ie 0Ps;; ndf,ns;;
raj hundred eusIaymgs By LEoEaRB D. Gals, ID Fro.
Gsolcs and Mnsralosy in hs unlv:Isy d Of ht
Philosophy The above WORK is extensively introduced in
The best Schools and Seminares throughout Of
the United Ses aud considered the best Book extaut oI
private saTne.s. Dr. Gale bring himself GIacucai Chemist
md his professional duties as Lecturer requiring HIM 20 make
,onauand repeated experiments III all branches OF Natural
Philosophy, emineny qualified for the t9Fk OF editing
such work Most of the other publications on the popular
branches OF Philosophy and Chemistry ccnaiIons
by book makers hence the frequent failures Of student,
IN their attempts al experiments while fol the directions
cogtainrd N these works. No such difcuv will
he use OF thus work of Dr. Gale Pa-ns and teachers
,.-luesteJ TO esaH,,nr the work. Price 50 cents.
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STAGE AccIDENr-Tne Ridge stage, on its
way 20 Lpckport, on Wednesday last. upset near
Clfrkson corners irjuring slightly, slIthe passen.
gers. AND seriously njnrng Mr.. Geo. P, Hatha
way, of Monroe county. Mich. His skull was
fractured 20 as To require trepannrg. He lies
dangerously il, snd fc-rs ave entertained that hc
may ru, recover. His wife YVES with him. The
wh, c}s ran o-er hcr ankle; hut the injury is no
severe.
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,.,,r.x-L x-L,7rrsR-THr C1L.Y AND GRAVES

Iv.,rr.sr LerrrgR-THE CILLtY AND GRAVES
n,,.,-W. are tsv red by friend with the 'oI
hu,pc letter in reference to the course n' Mr..
r;,,.,, ,nd his advisers IN tho duel which he
s,ncb, with Mr.. Graves. II other evldece were
N4ntipg. il completely overthrnws the charge,
,b.t the fatal termination of that affair was the
-s.ult of any preliminary action on the part ol
", CLAW. The writer Of the letter is a gentle.
,,sn well known To us-who IS not connected
With political affairs in any manner, and whos'
vs know TO DO perfectly disiuterested in making
the statement. What he Gays inay be implicitly
relied upon us perfectly true In every particular.
Phil Moth American.
trlsuixerox, Oc, 9th. 1884
t;,aiemeR-Muoh is said al tnis une about the
,,sl h,,aeeu Mes,rs. Cilley and Graves. | was
SS;ng in Washington al the TIM; this duel occurred,
and vas on terms Of familiarity with several OF Mr.
C,lIe,s personal fIiends. was with the late MIR.
William Ward OF The Wer Department, the bosom
friend Of Mr.. Cllley, the evening before Inc duel
NIX mace, and was informed by him what weapons
ware 20 bs used and who were 10 be- on 4he ground
&, secosds and friends.
expressed my great surprise at these sudden ar
r,neenents, and asked him If i, was not possible
,hai the meeting could be obvated through the inter-
y,uiion OF Mr.. Clay. He stated in reply that MI.
(,l.y had already exeyted his influence prevent.
And had SO WOTutu tue VI ".''
Grayts 10 MIR. Ci-y as seemingly to throw IN, ie-
sponsbiliy OF The meeting on Dir. Cilley. | asked
am then why hlr CiIley did not avail himself oi
;hi. circumstances and allow adjustment of the
difficulty to take place. He said that Mr. Cillcy
himself was disposed 10 do this, but his friends were
IN favor Of his meeting Sir. Graves-that New-Eng-
land men had 80 generally declined duels, that an
impression had been obtained that they were de-
scient in courage-ihat they consequently suffered
iadignites TO which they would not otherwise be
exposed, ard that /, was time Cor one 10 show
,hsi there was chivaTy at he North us we'll us the
South. asked MIR. Ward II he would not go to
sr Cilley aud his friends that night and try 10 pre-
pare the way FOR an adjustment Of tie difficulty on
the field. He said il would avail nothing that Mr..
Ciley's friends were firm and determined; that they
had every confidence in him with the rfe; that he
vas dead sho, al the distance at winch the duel
vas TO be fought.
Meeting with Mr.. Ward, after the fatal tertnina-
lion Of The duel, remarked tc him that attempts
were made 10 cast the responsibility Of the duel on
Mr.. Clay. He replied that is upgeIerocs and up-
Jast. Inc responsibility Of the meeting and OF the
hrst f,e, rests with Mr.. Ciileys friesds-and am
one but the responsibility OF his death rests with
the seconds.
Tbs; YOU may know TO what degree OF confidence
the staleHlsn,s in this letter entitled, append
for your my name. Very truly yours
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o. Henry CLAY CIGAR CAsEs-fGr Sale az the Tribune
Qnee-'rhs u splendid article which Whs Smoker
should po.,css On the back OF Inscribed the following:
Come even Wing your influence h'inc
On tbs eVOntiu day,
And make the Western yaiiies rlng
With shout, for Henri Clay, t>c.
Cigar Makers lc supplied by the qunnti, ew days
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ASTHMA. DYSPEPSIA lSp LIVER COMPLAINTS -Why j. i
that suffer much from ;hcse distressing complaints
when remedy that will give mmedile relief and eicc,
permanent short ;me may e had q Courtand
street The prcpnetor offer refund the prce unless the pa
no matter bow bad the disease deb aed the
tlon perfectly satisfied with eect and the above com
plants removed This great remedy Lonsy's Western
lndrn Panocea and let suffering from Of the> e
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Court OF Common Pleas
noc,,a TrIoo TTt Ttouorrp-p

Bernard Prendle IS. Slrgst a. Tepper.-Acton on
to recover for salary by painn going to New Orleans
10 take charge Of the ship Pohaitan (reierd 10 yesterday
Verdict for Plaintiff $50.
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ju, received ard for sale a: DELI u s. DIrPIYS.
sor 70 Pace s. lor t No PsT K W nd icl Broad
Ne~ York. Sn IN hrn'. rc. suPriT ot r9ri cetba
.s,i he,h'a iNO.i PATENT NJ kSE. f-r ITftr's
Npas and H:.ast shields. .nd Fapiy Jelly fr sD- r-'rs
for sale g above. whasssie and ye'lL - Sa"3ma
IL S0sKp;NG.-l,r=. q ,SS. HAVING JUe:e-. tae
and co:acdu1s h9uss > N,sey nsai ths Aio' iouss
ro:fafi cAoi-e Of desahe 20 .ra-sc: CI ,e!ines
3oa.s Cicr ShrUs- 'rsr:n sni cod .;i trs1. Iac
,occa :. cea.: yt cac. ard sAY. ie!rrs a,oie-cc
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Coro,lcl.,s Omce.

DeaM by FaU-1'he Coroner held en inquest
today No - Courand street the body Junes Wat.
son. necd l.. Sl Scotland. ind apprentice Mr..
Thomas Chalmers. bell hanger The decca, while engaged
NJ O'Clock yesterday iNlne wire of recently erected
house lU street. Broadway, accidentally fell from the
ladder which he stood. aud badly injured that he died
about hours afterwards Verdict death from accden.a!
f. rnmn lnildrr
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40o. M ss desired puLiAh and tha, from re liable
ssd New, osnsht OF tho Sou hern travse.s-for Mobile
goraety u Ssn'-thht tho Alabama River from a,onl.
poe saa Ss IN 6ne boating condition ur lEh, dransh,
MobIs Bouts leave regularly three times per weex or
OILS aWxws
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Public Challenge.

TO MESSRS. DAY & NEWELL.
public AMI satisfactory Inc rcnt.e merit, Of your Bank
Lk, and the Lock offer To the community Throughout the
cn asa b band Il Sa ne fo4n,.e one Of l
Bank Loc.. with the sum OF five hnndrei donrs. which
mac sH ese ia: ec e @ er VSir t~es hour
Put upon a Eos dco for and ana q, ia agpfs nG,.
du.i,eect.d demanrate sad Lcs, ard the Commit
& SnS ee e even bou With key ads up BY
oacve @ md Which KEY We shall have the pyese ehfpc
Ias pfsse ss u se E STys mall 5. f paid he 70
on or psion, who .ha H.: po sE spsn Gar mn
,traon 9r two weeks from the time put Up P9Eded E a-
s-nemen pu, up one 9i you Pafauope Tokoa Pennu,a.
lion Benk Locks upon the G7e c3cioH, and with se sum
p pu wSs;Eey the claim. MADE b. the 9vner Of ses ocE
:hs; tey perfectly secure ss.ns, Their maker, sfhoush
;,qrei b, Lock. when sold and put in use upons
WE offer our Locks to Banks, or individuals, the plus.
and pGSey n,ss @ oar be that M # yoa ne.t this ;se your
Lock will Be opene and n, The snDe time our unlimited CON
merits cainet foi Il Akiar nothing TINT unwlns
u grant any competitor and ONLY e.ns hH; The tr should
: VT v''7 'S S Ess;z 5azz S:z.1z
~ Early Risers, Attention IA meeting of
tie ADORE ASSOCIATION vii be bed Trehess Hotel; come.
nt half pc., seven O'Clock Ever member requested be
present important business % pn s af .s9ge hs meeting
VIZ ". MAotr. Secry. $50 &c
~ Eighth Ward Ghig Executive COM
mt;tee.-The Wings of this Ward. AID friends
throughout City informed that there will be Special
Commttee evening Sundayf excsp>1 the
How I'd Houe from this timo until the Election whsrs
will bs gladly received of every knd calculated TO
affect Election Our friends earnestly requested
early inform aton Of all parsons may te disposed TO
viore Esc:ve Frgnche 40 ira, eceo; measures may
he aSen asd eve.y attempt a. raytuent Voting promptly
checked ard punished We will With pleasure re-
HARVEY HART. ChairmnniWa ard Committee
TEEopoRE KELLY. s..,,.,;
DAVID l. CRANE. 0S'e ols tNs
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~ University Of :he Stnte OF New York
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.-Tbe
Foc Annual ession the College Will he opened on FIR
duy cTc,ng l,t VI November. l. by Address from the
Prc-iden As1undcr H. Stevens. M D., half post O'Clock
SUBJECT The 0cs mode OF studying Medicine and is claims
TO the character of'n Science"
The Profession and the public generally respectfully
vltcd 10 attend.
THO regular by the -eyeal professors viii b COM
ence on the following day. SATURDAY., ID az a u,
and continued until the lst Of March 1885, follows:
Theory and Practice OF Medlcine, j. ". Smith, VI. D.
Muena Medcn and Medical jurisprudence. B. Beck NJ D..
Chemistry, John Torey, NJ d
Anatomy and Physiology. R. Wu'D. Jf., VI H.
Surgery. etc, ". Parker. VI. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children c. T. GIL.
man, VI. d.
nerncns,r,tor OF Anatomy. G. A. Sabine, NJ. Z.
Coie.e If Pipsiear. and Surgeons s. Crcstv %: c2ls'
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1bas, w.ud NV.
JOSIAH RICHARDS

JOSIAH RICHARDS
Ut Large Sale OF Standard Books. sc hool
Books, &c.-BANGS RICHARDS s. PLATT. No eo4
Broadway, will se THIS EVENING extensive coiee-
Library Books School and Classical Books. Annual.
Faniily. Pew and Pocket Biblr. &c
Ser particulars under auction head.
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Wo advise AL those troubled with hoarsenes (il who Is
not TINT joined the procession yesterday p TO call on Kelly &
Co.. Nassau street. and obtain box of his Pasic,. which
give almost immediate relleIwe speak from experience.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

LATE FROM BARAco-We learn from Captain
Fitzgerald, supercargo Of the schr. Two Brothers,
arrived yesterday, in 10 days from Baraco, that
tho drought had heen very severe +hroughout the
Island and the Fruit crop had he, Dnsiderably
shortened. No other news Non, Beacon.
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CITY NrELLIG ENCE
WEDNESDAY.
Circuit Court

This Court did not SIT to-day, Judge Kent having
very properly discharged the Jury on Tuesday afternoon t
Thursday morning The will OF Mrs. Nelson still
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

GS- DIR. Banning wilI deliver two LECTURES on
the Mechanical Cause and Relief Of Affections OF the Lungs
and Sune in Clinton Hail. ~ o'clock of Thursday and FRI.
day Evenings lie nny be consulted during this ser 10
O'Clock 4. NJ ut Mrs ltais'', llO Cbamher..t. until FrnY
nfte yhrh " Bn,clny.st c.I
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u A letter from T'ampico Of the 26h Scptcm
bor, received in this city, states that the subject
of the contemplated expedition against Texas iP
still spoken Of, hCt it is thought that it will not
be carried out or some time, Tor want of means.
A I" Conduefa" arrived from the interior of Tam
pico with two millions Of dollars, destined for
Ecglaud. Exchange on New Orleans had risen
considerably. n. o. Bee, Oct. %.
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RnEuNATlsN-Th, distressing complaint yl positively ,e
cured by The Nerve md prnc lHuent and lndng Specific.
We viii wnrrnn H. md ..c- ,n -reptcd! to those who hnye
ben cured They are reduced IN pIlcs from oue dolnr 10 q
try-rs er bottle and cqn be obtained genuine ONLYE,lni
this-CNI.Y at q John street
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MARINE JOURNAL.
q SEE LIST P.7GE.

Arrivcdt
Brig Dmon Baxter ds FIN Charleston with cotton and rice
Big Conmo1re Hull! Ray, % d. I'm Falmouth. lama;en.
with Pimento 10 Dun.comb 1. Bcckw.th Lea brig Eastern
STAR Baker for Black River. returned to o with los Of all
chocs, chnns. &c: e, =.
Sch Victory Peafcld d, n JrGco,vn. with Nou; to
Siurgcs & CleuImon
Sen Walker 5 ds I'm Philadcph:, coal.
Sch Veasco Seecy. - ds n s. Jaso de Cuba, With sugar
noasses &c 10 Thompson Adams Len brics Adela for
Philadelphia. 4 t. .Eolus, Bo,Ion.2ts
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K White Plains Iustttnte-,n Ensish an
t,I--ical Noarlins Scaool IUt:S sW!NBCENE, 4. ".
Pm p.l End prruor circulars may lie ohaco, ~ ;ae
eooAs.o,e oi W. jackson III Broadway. cis !wc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

" Stop your hair from falling Off or you will b.
ange, of you the genuine odndse: Balm OF Goun
ba, frou, Couandt Il Will positively stop the hsr
from fnn5 Off and grow luIulIsntly-keepins
fee om dsndnf and cur sad give the head t>au'ifn
-1Ax
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Jmporlan, 10 Merchants and Manufacturers

T The large and constantly increasing circulation o THk
TRIBUNE renders it valuable medium OF advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers and transient adveers Ihe
rates advertising The Tribune in view OF the extent OF
the circulation, avcble rs those nj any Other paper
York and fully enehai cheaper than the charges IN
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Scientific 6 useftal Publications.

C The following valuable works are pub.
lishcd at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any Of the Agents Of the Tribune; or
at C1yclsNArI from 1filliam H, Moore & Co;
PHILADELPHIA from Zeiber 4 Co; and at Ros-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

CT PUNcHasERs BE YOUR orAkp against base imita.
,a,on, fGou.uds Poudre Subtitle for eradcstns hal. from
females uppc. p- low foreheads the stubborn beard Of
l. nay: tested before buying. proof oos;ve this and
mistake Remember tha; Gourauds Poudrc Subtle, not
has beer sold any wher ee in ~ York but at the
original Depo, s. Walker street. LEI Store FROM Broadway
Directions French and Enesh. nj Aeod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

n Al the time the Procession rcache the ri yesterday,
hundred, ci PERSONS n9tw t','anlr had comencec ram
oi the Tribune Buldme which cads :, SuLnl'y Newspaper
Th, sign continued o attract notice. well for It's novelty
appearance or the sensible idea which conveys 10 the
business portion of the city who DESTROYS ci
their country trade this iuha, OF inviting country custom
hrous tho country ncwspt which country people read.
The den The convenient ucrton oi the ou Office strikes
the mind of the Ieucr iorcbl At this o the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

Gr- The Invisible Hig-5o elc~cy reserseS ,hs
ea head al ha tHlt ,ceptcs cnd ccnnoeur. nave rIn
noUace ,- perfect crd extraordinary 'nvetl1 ui tie
day Ths advantage Oi tbs novel and rngue
beng made wi:nU s~inE or Weaving. which causes :
pea cossy 20 resembs the natural hcr bo;h IN
igbtness and ratGi appearances 20 defy detection.
renc teauT.. porous ard go iree. that
I'll OF prrrp-l'on evaporation uimoeued. ard
he great evil. OF other wigs entirely ,voide:. rhs
hc and c,nrcsU5 alike invited To inspect this ncve
nd beautiful xhi:. rEd the Cccu;nr N. :'o Of htns
The head. Grhe fr1nuac!cra's. 4. L. BARRY. lis
H.psdriy, &C Liberty s;rse stairs o5 'tis
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Sailed.
Martha, Mobile.
.les Madeline. Georgetown. and others.
EnO
Below.

10Th inst lat IS c. lon 70 IS. brig selsun from Nassau for
same day bng H Chaplin, from Boston for McbJa
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o. White red or grey hair change 10 dark brown or
permanent black By the Moorish Hair Dye Sold al 50
g 2eae at the ngnjof the American Eagle. 50 Chatham s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

Court Galen6xr....T This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. IL, 45, 46, AZ, IS, %, 3,
10, l3, Al.
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EITRAcroS.-rhi great healing Salre acknowledges by
known repe al Injuries by ye extracts eli pain and pre-
vents Eog,icaton IN every Il Will cure ay OF he fol-
lowing complaints, o. ali pay IS refused so!i.:
Buns, Od Sore:. ED,ipelcs.
Soads, B.rsee, Chaps,
Salt REeum. Scrofula Wounds.
Eruplon., Sore Eyes, Piles,
Chlblalns Cold IN Woundi, Tender Feet.
C.r-Ioy-The public NJ. now well satisfied where the true
Pam Extractor be found Yet lest some may be bsey
imposed BY he rnblahns vlany Of ,orne unp;nciped
me TO be had ONLY nj n Courti.ndtsL ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

Tnr AMERICAN "; scum crowded carly GI, late YES
,ardny und the performances of with uuUounde ocla
To-day the Kentucky Nns,fc and large company o other
talented performers Svc grand nnmcnis N Tie afternoon
nj oclcck and The evening al Thus those Indies md
children as well gentlemen who Cannot attend n the
min. will have tho opportunity of enjoying the ntcresn;
,hcr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

I BEAL's FAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t g. " aker.
street. fr,. store FROM Broadway. 60 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

B We invite the attention OF Parents and Guardians
mot desirable Institution tor young Ladies' where every
iuni'y offered 70 facilitate their mental and mora culture
while nsy AVOID the heavy expenses usually attendant upon
such advantages.
C!RcrLASs giving orm r.erencs &c. may be had CT J.
f. Atw.u. Esl tEusc stare. oCl RrnadwEf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

(- ISr,RNLLELEp ~ ITS srtCE7s, DR.. Al,ens BnlS1
u now admitted b. the clergy. the faculty. Hnd all nen ci pr
found knowledge, ;n te tho greatest AM net ui Ftant
royerv of tie age. Let the scA UDian without Gciai u
Nens genuine ba ,Gin reduced III pce from two 10 ONE
ouled with any affection of the chest, lungs nnG liver To
le found ONLY u q Juhn--tFer
ics- The C-.Sgsr HAZE EEADcA1oR "a warranted 90 re-
move the hair yv!erel Rrphet ana not rte the G<t deli
cnfe SKIN 10 convince TIC ceGulus, Il VIII hcpDed b.
,e pr.sIur II cons;I. c the trsuds, II J,
now sold GENUINE OSLY r Jrhueet- BE particular CT
nd .cht ylpre.