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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

sss sss By s s f6n
a at &C. i bsshe efeVeand s corn sold S and
zoe. ,ofwaa ID Flsar ha, fallen. lot Of god Mlehgan
Brought 90 80 ard some other iu brands about the same
The Pork season at Cincinnati has now fully
commenced, and thirteen packen al work. The number
Of hogs GU, up far this little short of eco head
Many of these unusually large for early hogs con-
siderable portion Of Than packing dsover acesn Of
these cutting By the packers to teeiyea large portion
TO be made rto Bacon fill early orders. Among the p
paid oT different lots the following viz: . 20, 20,
62. Co. e. 90 70, and Tor small lot averaging
25 M So Thcse p;cs above the present views OF pack
er but hardly those OfdroYer. There .cynl East
packca Concinnaii. but far. only lockers
Preparations have been made a Madison. Inann 10 snsh
te and pnck l0e C0 hogs during the present season.
The construction Of the Clover Hill Railroad Is
rapidly proceeding and il believed will be ready for opera
tlcn in the Spring 1t extends from the mos; distant mine TO
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, ard Is miles ons
Tho following items Of the Sugar product ard ex-
port are under daie of Havana, Nov. 5:-
The exports during the pas; month amount to Il 600 boxes
Of & ws m Sson H. T Io5 to hs ns ns Of G1aR CO. to Spain and
Export, amount between Havana and Ma;anzas, to
r, boxes s9,3l5
which renamed owe, from last year --.0-o
Add Stock now .eii i6r export SS
Give boxes ls,87s
AS te crop OF aealtI 49, llo boxes n the pevlo
yenr. Exports sub-dIvide as iollows: lsii ist2
Boxes Boxes.
10 {ussa including the cargoes To Cowes.. I4 %
the United SthieS ial, ,S6 94 il2
St6z 6I,5li
sI,ID
The Weather since he can ba @ oo 10 10 10
cane and The fields look much better haH there was Pon 20 me e
exrec Reports with respect to the next crop very corira
other sections but little injury therefore difficult 10
ut correct opinion OF the real things Declen
cy OF next crop between y and 20 boxes may not be far
from the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

New HAMPSHIRE LEoIsIAruRE-The Legisla-
,ure of New a-Hampshire met in Special Session at
Concord on Wednesday. On the first calling of
the roll ia the House of Representatives, lis MEM
bers only were presert-l23 being necessary for q
quorum. quorum Of both Houses, however,
were soon alter found 10 BE assembled, and Gov
Steele delivered his message. Il is beautiful mo-
del for an executive document; it consists Of six
paragraphs, and fills half column Of a newspaper
Tie teapporionment OF the taxes is to be the prn-
cipal business ci The session. TIE decision against
abolishng Capital Punshmen is to the Governor "a
decision full of painful regret and he aliudes With
honorable feeling to the case Of Comings, now un-
der sentence of death upon circumstanial evidence
ard urges its communication by the Legislature 10
Imprisonment for life.
SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wildman, Eco
one Of the editors of the New Haven Palladium,
met with a severe accident on Saturday afternoon
last. Hewas returning from visit 10 sick brother
in Guiford. The horse took fright. ran, aud fe!
and killed himself MIR. and Mrs. w. were both
thrown from the carriage and injured-Mrs. w. very
severely in her arms and aide.
LATEST SWIEDLfSG.-The last swodling OF re-
cDrd is that OF man who is selling the Martin Lu-
thur scrip in Rhode Island, on his own account.
PROV. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Commercial and Money matters.

l- Fer Commercial and Money Matters. First Page.
FRIDAY p. NJ.
The recovery of Stocks from the decliue which
has recently taken place. continues and Stocks improved
to-day to per cent.
in the Exchange market there is no change TO
noEce Bills plenty and the demand very imte Tho
quotation for Sterling ga 10: Francs 2lH 2li4
An attempt on the part Of the Albany Banks has
been made to put up the of discount uncure
ofths State to 81 per this market Some OF the brok
er in Waistrcet curgng that te but others are
buying ut the old price. Il per cent.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend of per payable the Cd Of December
TIE Baak of Smyrna Del has declared dividend of
oont far the last six months
We give below the duties on the principal art-
o ormpo from the Uaed States Rio Janero, levied
bv the Tar, which has recently been laid. This Tariff
went into operation the lh Nov 1914 Tile table Oh
,aned by the s from of the first houses Rio
Duty in dolls & cts. Articles Duty IN dolls. 4 cts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
To Jones 70, my skin. and 10 Jones fos my hair:
To Jones Tor my beauty and all you see iallS
mus, thnnk him nnre I Mns his Ealr stun hn0 sOa

mus thank him alone, I was ms tali stun ano soap
Rs the qualities Of both the articles he he !0nes a u
ian Chemical Soap (mnd It Is sold no where else genuine IN
ts } will cuie every kind of eruption and chapped OF
tender fesh eckes. blotches suit rheum scrtyy ee a6
makes dark yellow skin clear and beautiful IL sold n 3V
en's cake, al the sign OF the American Esss ~ chatham
G-miad, the only place this city. Ask Tor ufseSs soup
ar5. nke no other or you cheated with dangerous
s9qnerte The other for tie hair, called Jones' CoIai
ha RESTORATIVE is sold for three hDgs trial bottles II VIII
oee the hair 70 grow stay falling OUT scuh or danI
te and mike light Ted hair srow dark om he TOOLS I'd
e we make DO false statement we've both the aIti
s tested They sold very reasonable indeed cheap Sy
S9ne at he sgn OF the American Eage 2 Chatham ST.
by Zseber, Ledger Buildings, PhrdelPhia; State 81
Sos'on; l3 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. nj d,eod
20 how 10 Gxr HEalTH-T Thousands Of peuonT cam
nue 70 themselves of Colds, Coughs, Hesdaches, Rheu
ss %sas s. IAscton Small Pox. Meeses Cosvenss nilpsnzn
sna ne host Of those indications of the body In, blood being
~ Of order simply by using pege
@ y GnDsysat Ps. 50 long as any symp,Sms al. 81 deangs
s.s, h ss1eenes has proved according 70 Nsts = beng
who but for Brsndreh Pills had been sick ter moihs
tSs e. " valae Of this medicine is beyond price. -,
300 at d. Band.eths Prnepe Office, FL Broadway; 2s
0sFeiyi end 2A Hudsop.stIecs. nlsiw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

ns- Christmas Fair.-The Zion Baptist Church is
very socous obtain the means TO build house OF
Worship OF their own and having yet obtained the sum
reured to build by subscription money and feeling their
pressing won't Of house TO get from under heavy rent
NB-in order to forward this lnudabe object the Church
has determined upon holding Fair, To commence the 18th OF
ecembar i'm the spacious Ice Cream Saloon known by the
name the Union 9a No ol Anthony street ThG Christian
v,dence and elsewhere and all denominations who love
Lord are hereby notified that donation either IT money or
goods, small will be thankfully received Come dear
friends and lend us your aid.
The Ladies who VIII conduct The Fair ore as follows:
ANN SCOTT. No lf9 Fliieenthsreet.
90 RACHAEL MORRIS, No. 5 OIange-stree
't HENRIETTE DUNCAN, No. 6S Grandstreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
PosT-oFFICE,N Nrw-l
Long Island railroad MaiIs.-An Erts


Mail for Boston via Long Island Railroad closed at this Of
nee daily, except Sundays At O'Clock A VI.
An Extra Mail for Providence the same route on IgSs
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. closed al O'CLOCK a M
and an Extra Mail for Worcester the route on Mon
days Wednesdays and FRIDAYS closed at clock NJ
Daily Mail Except Sundays for jamaica, hunungton
East NewYork Oyster Bay, Hampstead, ericho ana Gee
port, Is closed at 2 O'Clock A. NJ
A heil for West Hills Commack, Por Jefferson. Centre
closed on Tuesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock a NJ a..
Mails are closed at O'Clock ~ on Tuesdays Thursdays
and saturdays. (naD JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
MI 3s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
MARRIED.

On the 2d. in this city. by Rev DR. NcAuley, WM C.
LOCKE, OF Albany, to LYDIA hUNTLY daughter Of ihe
iate Samuel Woodwork. ESQ. of this city.
On Thursday evening. the 2s, instant bv Rev. Charles Hal
.ey GEORGE w. LYNCH. Of Sing Sing. n Y. to So
PHA, younges daughter OF Mr. George H. Stanton of this
city.
On Thur.day. 2lst inst by Rey Dr. Ievinss. EDWARD
B. RUSSEl, l., OF Nantucket, Ms. to MARY NENHOUSE
Of New-York.
A, South Salem, Wescheste Co. y. Y "Wednesday eve
Mug, 10Th inst by Rev. Mr.. Frame Mr. WN. l.. SMITH of
Poundndge ~ Y. to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter of Col
Solomon Mead, of the former piucc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

Or Graham House-Neyv Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT.
known as the Graham House. 50 Barcaysees By adding to
the adjoining house. and prepared to accommodate nn
ner OF permanent, Boayder the most favorable terms. All
Trends Of temperance desiring quiet hore. and freedom
from the et of alcohol and tobacco nvsd to patronEs
this house. Vegetable System with the choicest selection
Of fruits &c which The market asrd viii be strictly adhersd
to- hut table will be served for thoss who prefer the ordinary
mode or mixed dist
Ss II ROSWELL GOSa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

The ship Oxnard which arrived at this port last "Wednesday
from Liverpool via the Cove of Cork when two days on
topsai boarded by Tremendous which killed one
outright, and broke the lee of another lBos. Post
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

O5- HEALTH o BLESSED HEALTH! thou art above MI
gold and treasure; thou who cnlarges the soul and Open
est all lis powers to receive instruction and To relish virtue
He as little wish for, and he that is so
weched as 10 these not, thing beside Let
be thankfa Brandreth's Pill will give US health Ges'
then these blessed Pills. which centuys use has fully estab
he to be the best medicine bestowed For the
prevailing colds and coughs they will be found every thing that
medicine capable of mparng Sold nt Dr. Brandreths
principal office 3 Broadway 2il Hudsonst; ga Bowery.
New.Yok: and Mrs Booth. Marketstreet BROOKLYN; and
Wilson JerSev Citv n19 1w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

81 Rev: A. NIths.n, President of Oberln Colesia!e
Institute Will preach ut the Free Church. Medical College,
Crosby street. I'd ory,) doors below SprnS.s;.
and O'Clock p. NJ Also. Tuesday Wednesday Thurs.
day and Friday evenings of next week. al ~ O'clock Seats
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

E Look out, Look ont; faihs, and no,hen.
when yod 70 out 70 buy Castor OIL Cn1dY be
di the only original 1t Wills Gator OIL Candy thai
has OF The oil bu: eli the effects Of Il Il IS Wlds
Castor Oil Candy that reeaumepde BY oil our Erst Phys
cans II his W;d Castor Oil CandJ ihai iold At Il e.s
package, with fol directions 81 Broedwny, Grand.
Dr. Guon corner Grand and BoweTy; Codng:on, conies
Srrny and gdson A. B. & ID. Sands oil :hrse ores
DR.. BRysn 2D Chatham; Handy - i-l u Gtookyu. also
Mrs. Hays In Brooklyn Be and ask Tor Wii'.. M
"a Established l795,-SOAP. CANDLES AND
STARCH.-J. D: l. W. LEE, Manufacturer Nos. 6l u,'t
g Rerde street New York. have constantly hand large
csso rue: of IN. above ncs, which they viii sell nj tie
lowest arse: pnces. urrspte equal Il mol supeno 10
uarus cture III the city deLyaed sbippi without charge
for boxes Carriage.
Merchants, GIocers Country Dealers and flmc who are
NJ s:.5 !. D. & w. LEE.
% Best Swedish Leccaes IT I2I cts. apiece, I,
;us. ,e.e-. I'D FOR ale ai DELLUC DJJP,TF sucees
sor, TO Place sor.- No. Para Row s1d 81 foad ;ay
New York. $50 on hand 'i ~ ;n,n; s%'T u.s
Nppe and breast Shields and PGDiayy Jelly fr -cr-
70: sale Gbers. whoiesls and retail. uaj Ss.5mE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Passengers Sailed.

In the ship Hellrik Hudson for London-Chares Palmer,
NYork: Edward kngsand, do; w Roberts and lady, PHI
lad; J NJ Johnson, Eng.
III the .4Hegash for SsdMr Eneas McFau Jr. Of Bal
tmore Consul of The United States for Laguna sc los Temi
Il MPNlcn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

N~ No,ice.-A Sermon will be preached at the Church
Of the Messiah by the Rev. Dr. DEWEY Tomorrow Even.
ng clock, the character md claims Of Sea- arnE
Men and collection taken up for the Sailors Home in this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

ES- Mufs! MufTs and Furs-Sellng by reshil
at WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY. ut No C<t
land street near Broadway. Ladies. don't fsrget 70
supply yourselves in time. I'D 3Rs'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

D- BOARDNG.-Mu. GoSs, having opened the nav
and comod,oC1 house. IS Vesey near The Asor EouSe
p,oe choice Of desirable 20 nsent or peaaaea
Bcarden. Coton Shower. end cold Bats, free Jht
location ve,y eeata quiet and thsdy Terms moderate
eu5tfk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
w SEE FIRST PAGE.
Cleared.

BrEs Citizen. Brown PoIilnnd. Brett 4 yoe; Baldwin.
Charleston Bulkey; Factor Handy, St Andrews: Afford.
Nason Kingston. Ju.
Schr Ed Peters, Holmes. PoItsmouth VIM Penn. Forbes,
Boston, j Snow: Dorchester, Phillips. Baltimore. n Nc
l,ranhr Hr d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

The ships Hendrix Hudson London Hotnsuer for Havre
for Liverpool Corneln 81 Crox, Louisa, Now Orleans and
Others still detained account OF adverse weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

GS- Rev. a. Mnhnn. President OF ObeIlin Collegiate
Institute will prenc in the First Congregational Church. Cev
nl:. Mar:ynl Columbian Hail. Grant,trcct, To McRRow,
10is 4. N. Seats i.ee. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

The receipts OF Barley tide water 10 the close OF I'd week
of November are 707 ,osS bushels.
The aggregate receipts of Flour at tide water IN lSiS were
1850, ,l24 bbls and of Wheat Sc, 4So bushels.
The Philadepha North American continues con-
dent that portion TIE Sate interest will be paid in Feb
unry.
The death OF Col. Jacob Kline, President Of the
Mechanics and Manufacturer Bank Trenton n. J.
nounced.
The rates of freight the chain of railroad reach
ing from Albany Buffalo, under the privilege OF the act Of
the lust Legislature have been xcd ut meeting OF the
eal companies composing this line, at five cents ton OF 900
l per mile on merchandise, and three and four cents
rculual and other products the rates of transportation
from the closing of the canals until their opening, These
near to be rates. but perhaps they not much
tao high when the privilege for which they &c
costly motive power taken into consideration with the
tay o s State Treasury two cents ton, gross,
on merchandise and cent ton mile agricultural
products.
week ending November Is. were,
Travel Freight, &c sG4i' 81
Coal TRANSPORTED during the week. u 100 10 tons
Previously transported this year :.9sl $40 %
To,al,bis year 81 Is
Coal ,fansported ias wear to November IS, ~.
elusive ,.1- ~
Increase this year I..................1sSl9 % tons
The Annual Report Of the Mad River and Lake
Ere Railroad Co. that during the past year the Comps
ny been able to meet its csea outlay for contracts ana
expenses and reduce its debt They have collected OF
the old ttock subscriptions ssin SIS wv worm VI eni
Sixteen miles of the road from Tiffany TO Carey wlb ready
the by the lst Of August l5. s76l7 80 oil the es
tne this contract have been pnd and another estinate
viii become due the Isl of December when the grading
and bridging be completed miles farther OF he road
from Carey Kenton have been cleared out and g,ubbed
The Board express confident belief that the work viii
be speedily completed.
The Buffalo Commercial says: Vessels are
hauling commsen fast and preparing for the approach
with prospect OF getting through safe Although the
formed in the canal Operations grain The bal
ance ofthe whea. removed from the po Egaat at Code
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

Nr The Introductory TO the Second ComEe of
Sabbath Evening Lectures to Young People IN The Market
Church. will be delivered Sunday evening"
by the Rev. Dr. SPRAouE. of Albany Services begin al
O'Clock. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
DIED,

On Tbundny, Dist inst Mrs. MARY ANN WALDRON,
widow Of The nte Mr. Joseph Wnon in the 4th year of her
age.
AT Quaker Hill, Dutchess Co. on the 10th inst. DANIEL
MERRITT, of typhus fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Arrived.
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B schr Intelligence Phaen ds FIN Halifax. Ms, potatoes
70 Winslow.