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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
ADVERTISEMENT

BALM OF CoLuMBlA-Thers are more things IN
heaven and earth than are dreamed of our philos-
ophy, and we have never been moro surprised ,han
10 end that our philosophy was SO far away from The
fact, as y hen we saw good evidence OF the utility
ard value of what is called Oldddge's Balm OF Co.
luu,ba. Yoa who have lost your locks may have
them restored and you who have seen your locks
change from abundance to nothing, or from Beauty
TO decay rlay find cure for at least this plague o.
life by remedy as simple as it 10 certain There
ara I'D articles as there are coed ones, but the gen.
nine restorative may be had at the store G.. Comstock
& Co. 81 Co,tl0ndt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
By This Mornings Mail.
Thtne. In Phiiaae!phis
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Pu,1IpELPHrA. Dec. l-P. 5i.
Tur WrArHTR.-This hns be n one OF u,o l.iVs'
ne " a.. of the season. The raa has coEe down III
disasss dis,, and Our streets a,csenii'ey deserted m
deed sls0@g day; ssr.rstyo CAsE-FerjiDand Leger
fE ~ ~ nit..nr mn ASSAULT and battery, si;h intent
p..a nj his residence IN thesa.t ss' ism
o2-sn,,Ts o since was yesterday heid 20 pah III wv"
atC9G; ,,,r or SEss1oss.-There was nothing OF M
,o =, nsac.ei n this court Saturday u. a. 80 " ~;
@ Ne lam was again brought forward lhef s's'
ins ,0mey.'eT eTuryr-C Wallace Brooke Esq was
robbed few days OF @ IN BanS ,s Who had entered
MIC S eoiI ISei0'a%crrpyp-rhe case Of Alex schultz
.,l Nth nas.ins counterfeit cola OF the Jned s'aS'
M re vSt wti seeS Concluded N the L. :. Circuit Court
'', AyoTgER ARREST FoR aEsoH:-fe'ei S..inlas
af yOus r,b CLARK 10 answer the charge OF mol ano az
SON dnrin- the disturbances IN TN n a,rs has been
aieeei BY the friends OF Cn1nnsa'' Is ''iA VIZ
-nIst BIZ the most infamous means. -,,,,j q ~
BRurE.-The Mayor held brute nainsa La".
renee Mead to bail in 500 yes;afany io' 'ha'ne'''
MS hs.%r.,esI,rrrp-Samuel %.,s Wilson charged with ite-
- 80, vas ACQUITTED in the Court of Sessions Yesterday,
sa NPtrs Rooa-rhe Native Americans have n'ade
n eSceen, move They have rented large M ,s se enpoe St
~ bnied National Gay Club Reading Room, al 'neu' u'
fnls,cg fnSlIso,ccgxs-The Stock Transactions on SATURDAY,
c-o limited if except the fancies G'raId BaS ,t anu
Ra59ad .hnss s;e yhS = adrsnd %ss . cosn o;
& wilmington Railroad went up isaa aTi ,n,a ana IN e
esk S"a: sse5 & RI SefsGs +. ssslhed ks[2na Bonus S "
is F s5yS! S ,Is Ba2s 4 1s 5 & s e csnden i
'en fai -a is: 80 (irnd Bank -. 10
ssGsass GsnS z :oo sl' e essS sia'f 57 e ~ 10o
SanS t 81 10 do SIS 80 Reading Railroad 81 iVo ''
raId Bars o. Wilmington Railroad 5days, 2g l5e do
S'ss: w. s. So Do yaqas $500 Reading Railroad
BOSGs Sn,p D; NsEWs@s +. H. Ceared.-Br brig Mer-
chant, Beck St john NIB Wm Penn aySl Bo',Sb ,Sb;
brS Fot B:ke5 ps,.os eF ss, Sbmend Stes Boston
,T Eaein Boston" sch ay F'ansn .chf Copy Copy
9 Ssn;rcIet: barses Grmpus, Drake. New f9Is;
steamer Damoad Cox Yah Esk3o5 s5fafi BsiUefs Sa
Ru,vena, Wilson, I'm Porto Capelio yin Sl:
1 sehr Jehn Hanna for Baltimore M dsZohy AT. %.
jane Dukes Hero Emerson s from BaaGIe an
An Ann a. i'm Ranger John Randolph. Jecque,t, cS I'm Al
bsSniy: Sultana, Norton 3ds fm NYorS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
s. p,aauernines Frauds.

-rLa svdsnce about these frauds coisscteo oy 'iis
~ o.ra,rs CIsv Club Committee, is in course OF
...,...,;a, The FIRST statement is that OF Jonn
CHI, stsward on the steanbou; Agnes; he s"eafs
,bs, the louor on the boat was furnished ey Judge
aonord. tha, the haad5 on the boat as wen uS ni''
self voted: that he not twenty years o' esf, "a'
asked no questions abou, tex receipts or quahne1-
tious. and tina, the Csptan told him TO To'e' "n'Cn
ba All three several tines on the same day. foiK
and Dallas ticket. with others on the boat 'uoge
Leonard being about the polls. The next s'aIe"e''
| is that Of J. B. Wilkinson, who s#ea's' 'Ha. IN
polls were opened tweaty inmates before NE ''s'
and that upon demanding 10 have cne o le 'ots,s ts
ian lrishrnanl sworp as the CieiN WIS ..,s
~ administer the oath, the Sheriff reacnee ac'I:s
ths ,qha ard forcibiy vrsrched the bcok rom iiS
had and syvore that lie would rot perEli' lhe o'
! % he administered. Next, GENES Apdfe" 81,
who was carpenter OF the steamboat snes "sn' I
the ,r;p 10 the Baiize; informed the cap'ein ne
was minor, but :hat was consdercu o ~. ~ -.
,srce and he voted the Polk and Dallas ucSeI WE
he swe.rs that Judge Leonard was on ths s,eaIli-
bosf furnished LIQUOR and opened his vote ana pas
! cod il into the baiiot-boI. Then, co'Ees oI'niIe
A Western. who swears he was on the S'es''i04a'
Aenss, or Sunday, and left New-ofleans ior uie
Parish Of Paqaemnes. WIN .5 1uTse SCI in pssseu
rers. who were piled with liquor oy 'uuse
es, eo1srSs servants aud swears thathe saw PER
sons vote twice. s,,- .rs,;,
Nextcomes the statement OF E. Seymour Austln I'M
who had bsen pilot or the sieamsf 5gnes, ana
who swears to the game facts in relation M 10 me m
ljouor. Judge Leonard, whc coni!oilsd aii @ .as
roo-emen,s of the boar, and says the boat o''en
stoppsd bv Judge Leonard's direction, and tooK on
passengers many of them fishermen, who votes un,
der the judges eve, several be saw who T1,ea zoe.
teice, and one or two who voted three ti'es. MS
witness saw man by The name OF Andrew Csr- ar
Isle 90 70 the polls with e Whg ticket and one.
the same to the Judge Of the election who hsnnso
il 10 man near the polls, the latter tore II IN Pieses
stamped il on the floor, and then handed tne JGoSe
Polk & Dallas ticket, who polled It, IN the pace g
of the other Then comes the statement of Il; ".
| Geary, swearing to similar fact Next we nave
the statement Of w. w. McGavy, who went Gown
to the POLLS at Plaquemioes, for the purpose OF pre-
venting persons from ~ Orleans, voting there; ana
and that of Lewis Valliantcount who went ior 're
same purpose. They swear that they saw persons
vote who came from New Orleans, and give their
names; that no folded tickets allowed TO be p1t
into the Ballot-boz, that the Judge would not al
low a votes 10 be sworn and that ciay vote was
refused. These are abstracts Of part oi the sthe'
men,s, which we find in the New Or'sans paners;
still those in store arc said 10 be more extraordinary
| if possible, than these.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

MR. BRIsTow.-We refer our readers 10 the ad-
ver,isement Of Mr.. Bristow, who has returned TO
this city for the purpose of giving lessons in .he ar;
OF Cal:igraphy, which he practices so beautifully.
We know Of no cne 10 whom we could more cheer
fully recommend application on the part OF those
who write an ungraceful or i!legibie hand. He pro-
misses complete reformation Of the handwriting in
twelve lessons. His rooms are at l56 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs.-The subscriber, have COM
pecd their Arrangements for the manufacture the above cot
which, a.ge varaty ready for examinations being
OF compact forms, ard equal finish 70 the imported
having his advantage TINT The arce they are of
h quality, and the useful among which is the Metallic
Tablet for keeping perfect order The public are a.
vi:ed atthe Toilet Furnishing s,cre s3 Broadway
d 6ts G. SAUNDERS & SON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
Upper Police Ofice.

Melancholy Case.-Yesterday young man
named Thomas Furrely WINS arrested complaint of MS
brother. for robbing him of about so worth of property,
ssiins Of watch jewelry clothing and some all Of
which found upon him, with the exception OF a. and the
Magistrate fully committed him prison. The BROTHER cane
forward with great reluctance testify but at the same time
stated TINT the nccused dsspcted IN the extreme and
nute ~ Sgr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

FROM ST. JAoo De CuBA.-'The schooner Bos-
ton arrived on Saturday evening from 81. 1ago re-
ports the markets glutted with al! kinds of Amsri-
can Produce. Three vessels had arrived II few days
rreyous to his Ealing from the United Sta;ef, load
ed with Provisions, but could not find sale for he'r
csrgees. The drcea.e Of the la;s American Con-
su, is felt severely at 81. Jago. The hurricanes in
October last seriously affected the fruit trees
throuShou; the Island
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

e Mr. COUGH will address the United Broth
ers of Temperance and the Seanens Temperance
Society, This Evening, at the Mariners Methodist
Episcopal Church in Chery-street, between Clinton
and Montgomery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
r The Long Island R. R. Tunnel l' compile

~ slr. Torrey's case is in progress at Bal'-
more.
fcy- The Sessiog of the Legislature Of Virgins
commences 10 day With toe exception OF the
election of u. s. Senator, and some talk OF pro-
posilion for Convention to revise the State Consn-
tuition, there is nothing of interest on The fap's'
HoRRIp MURDER AND SuIclDE.-At Annsville,
N. Y. Orrin Clover, on Tuesday last in hi OF Iea,,
ousy Gu, the throat of his wife with psn-kne, ana
ly. His three lille children were playing at the
door at the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
Nev-York Senator's, pro ten.

The Journal of Commerce has the e=rlies! ad-
vices of Gov. Bouck's determination to appoint
WILLIAM L. MARCY, Ex-Governor, and JOHN
SAVAGE, late Chief Justice, to represent this State
iu the T. S. Senate until SUCCESSORS 10 Messrs.
Tallmadge end Wright shall be regularly chosen
by the Legislature. Gov. B. appears to have q
taste for the antique, which to one in his circum-
stances is not unnatural.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

Just sent 10 the Legislature states that
1.-The income OF the State from all sorrces, during hsDr
same period have reached the sum OF si 7V4 65 oi WIZ
however iS3 73 have been applied TO the reducone e1
principal of the public debt. Tine current income he, hst
fore eccseded the ordinary expenses Of the sate s c{
year Ia portion Of IT, however, subject TO undawn appE ~
lions, amounted TO s705S 90 To which mny be added "a "a
$500, being the unexpended balance oil the conuhse0
placed the hands OF the Executive.
In relation to the Public Debt the Governorsays:
81 recommended TO the last Legislature TO take spedJ =
effective measures for the payment OF the pubc y ls% M mi
amounting three md half millions OF dollars, sSg
the interest which, including charges. exceeded pei
rected to redeem at the rate OF hye hund'ei th2Iss
lars year. An act was passed requiring the Bank sf M
for the payment of The nstalmenis Of the Geo -
Ing due the snt OF January. lsb and o. ano5.' y,
to 800 co., and 10 deliver to the Comptroller Genea y
cancelled the evidences Of Stale debt IN lis pcSseon -
amount of s45,2D Ofhe eyldanee Of Stale debt .ea I
amount of debt, the liquidation OF which was pfoydea ~
the act of lest session. ssol !, nbout four na IT,
thousand per for two years. am happy 70 s1y
last, and that he cancelled s47 S g Of tho public det
ing something tnn required OF II and1 90
that Will pfoydefo for the punctn paymea, of the ''s'
OF 1915 and as they become due. H.
The Governor, nudng to the strong pctnre drawn |" ~
President of the Bank Of the State oil the dissfo" c
quences attempting collect large sun. hfo' ss'
half millions from its debtors for The purpose of On
Public Debt. recommends the matter to the con'ce'aau
the Legislature, and says:
Is Il for 10 slurnber such volcano! io7, ~.
Just regard for the safety and welfare Of the conmunyg
that efficient should be taken 10 remove Ito
the earliest possible PERIOD, engine so desHucye ~,
fraud accident, overnight might at any nioment pss
fatal operaton2 II III least worthy your coa,seiss n
whether TO incur the risk OF forever; ana sy ~.
be lost cannot be closed seven without ceso
the State"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
Cnroner,s Office,

Sudden Deatk.-The Coroner held an inquest al
No % FORSYTH street on the body of John Halcott
Of Delaware County, r. Y. aged 81 years, who had been il
of phhysc. Inst night about O'Clock, he walking
nj the corner of Greenwich and Liberty streets, he suddenly
fell down and almost instantly expired Verdict death from
congestion of the lungs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

e Ii will be observed on reference 10 our ad-
veEtisng columns, that the introductory Of the
course Of Law Lectures by t. w. CLERKE, Esq.
will be delivered this evening at the Lyceum Of
Natural History, at9 o'clock. This Lecturers FREE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

vsRplcr.-Tne following is the verdict oi The
Coronar's Jury upon the case OF Mics Aimeda
Smith, she young lady who came to Eer death from
ioiures iectvs d on the Long Island Railroad:
Tim. Alrieda Smith. 10 her death ffot1 INJURIES
caused M being rn by of the OF the Long Island
Co she having Jumped from the whist underway and
been drawn under one OF the wheels consequence of the
negligence Of said Company stopping their tran a the re-
cuInr s.nnnrc nlNce. ="
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

The Tolls a. Buhalo have at Ieneth gone apo"
hfo million Of dollars The whole receipts for the sr
promiss to be only somo 5000 less than last season. Esa
Exchange at Buffalo wns plenty ut q per cent. prem
A sale OF $4,000 Tennessee 81 was made at
Nashville few days SINCE ut 80.
Ten dolarbis OF the t.lizabsthtown M Bani
altered from ones circulation, exceedingly well
The quantity of Flour manufactured at Roche. I.
ter and shipped East during the season Just closed wa'F
hills Tie quantity of Wheat left at Rochester was
Nv tho Eric Canal .507 le6 bu,hsi
Ry the Genesee Valley Canal ......... "a ,s63
Total ... TS5 023 bushes
In addition large quantities have been received BY wtfs
and by raroad Rochcer has hecome very important .,
Wool Market and the deers have agencies in all the aaa
counties, The quantity Of Wool shipped East during hs
son was 76i75s lbs The following is the amount efN
received: . ~ .,,, o,s a,
Tolls received in is44 st t........"siIlal,gss.s gs s.sS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

To SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN. Possessing strong beard
and tender face TIE Metallic Tablet and Strop efG Saunders
Is the only article that will obviae their difficulties
nos: convincing proof Of er utility IS that the first Cut
Strand; Lowcock, g Cornhll: Thornhull lis New Bond
street. have them for SALE and recommend with the use
of their own Cutlery.
az s,n C. SAUNDERS. 1ss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
Error i'm the Electorel vote OF Lewis Co

Error In the Electoral Vote OF Lewis Co.
We learn from the Albany Argus, that in ma
king up its table (Which we copied Of the Elect
oral Vo.e Of tkis State, an error occurred in The
vote of Lewis County; the result of giving the
vote of the first Elector ali through, without OBJ
serving that in Lewis County it is lower, BY IS,
than that of the other Wing Electors Thus,
Willis Hall has Isis in Lewis COunty, (as we
had it,)-all the other Wing Electors l $40.
Giving Mr.. Clay, therefore, l,640, instead Of
l,575, our footings of the Electoral Vote would
stand thns.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

kEEP YOUR FEET DRY THIS WET wEATHER-The finest
thing for keeping feet dry Is the OIL OF Tonnn,
the leather soft and pable and doubles the For haT
and carriage tops nothing con equal It. 10 be had nt Il
(,OunInndt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
The Weather,

Last night the ice in the canal formed full an inch
thick in This vicinity, AMI to-day sleet end
falling fast enough TO r<ndeG sill greater the above
mentioned obstacles. Boats cannot 90 On if the cold
OF to-day continues (Bufiaio, Nov. &c.
The River seemsIto be blocked up with ice. II is
stationary in front OF the city and as far down as the
eye can reach. Last night was intensely cold. but
this morning change OF wind to the South drove
Up dense fog, and the weather mas moderated SO
materially as 10 indicate ihaw.
[Albany, Nov. 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

AccIpgyr.-To show the bad effects OF not ha-
wing the sidewalks clear OF ice record tic fact
that Mrs Elliot, a lady from Bfonklyn as cha "2s
passing the corner of Fulton and William streets,
YESTERDAY morning, fell and dis!oceted her wrist.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

uenendOu, array Of .aent presented TO night ut
Inc News ork Museum. The Lady Nelcds, Southern
Soasses appear conjunction with Rnvanagh Murphey
VI s. Adslr, ass Phillips, and Mss Jesyyne. Williams. from
Aeys TheatTe the ceiehued chin chopper Comic dancer
and Banjo player IS also engaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

To-DAy's ourslpr-on the First Pdse-Emmerson's Ad
dress continued Official Returns.
On The Last Page-Sonne 10 Cark'on Address md Reso
buttons of the Lords Day Convention Commercial and Mo-
Ninttar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

OF Look at the bill OF The American Museum and then go
tonight with your wife sweetheart, with assurance from
tia, you will be highly delighted wth the SALOON perform
anee II you Ike choice VEN OF hnaor The Westerns WILL
the very poet OF Notion observe the of Cane her
dances marx The inna5y spirited sweet action LZzy
IN her comic Songs-he song eye aud lovely expression
OF couns1enee hsIk 70 the is melody Of the Vocal Broth.
els no. the bill rlch one
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
C. SAUNDERS. 1sa Broadway.

PIAxo, GUIIAs ASp7 SScISG Mrs e IsHAs would In
form the Ladies Of ths CITY aad her former patrons she
has returned and intends TO the Instruction Of the
branches above named. She Will give lessons private
denees schoos the most reasonable terms. For farther
particulars ind reference inquire Joe'. Music Store @
Broadway, at Moats Book Store West Broadway one
door f-oIn i'anhl.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

Court CnIcndar-This day.
COMMON PLEAs.-Mondly-N 10, 80, Ill, 2,
!S, 81, 80, 8, 26, 100, Al, 42, IL, 10, 30, lOl.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 9 10 10, $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ..

ns- Democratic yybtg Gena.a1 Commits
.A Re-.lsr Meeting cfthis Committee viii be held
Tns.3sv Eysnne DecspSbs- o. nt the Broadway Mouse
o'cjoeE. n. BoWpfTCH BLUNT. Chairman.
i }0iHfrHH f HdsiS4 3 P!FiHs9S; Haws. sec'e,s'ies. aa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

ry- ARE YOU IN WANT OF ANY OF THE FOL.
OWING Genuine Articles? If you procure them
way.
ourauds Poudre Subtle celebrated Hcir Ercdicctor
Gourauds Italian Soop for curing all sln NemtShes and
dsc0iordtons.
Gourand's Spanish Lly Jyhite for Tie comyi<rion
G0urGHd's Hair Dpe, rGrranted.
C;Our1ud's Liqui1 PesetGbie Rouge.
BeaGs Hdr {ieJt0rGtice positively the only article tina.
ssver fails force hair grow Bald places and pre-.
vents is falling of We have also the following popular ai
cles for the growth OF hair every OF which, however we
are constrained say must yield to Beas Justly celebrated
Hdtr Restorative.
.Jdyaes Hair Tome.
Otdritge's Balm of Columbia.
CltrehugE's TrcopheTous Bycecr H1,r Cream.
CAin<,e Cement for mendsng Chiro and Glass. Har.
rnuted.
rior.
SaGs saysG2arG, and general assortment of Perfume
U ivory and shell combs cutlery fancy articles of almost
ell kinds. a lady IN attendance.
Remember 81 Walker street firs, stors FROM Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

Do you WISH TO HAVE Beautiful BLACK HAIR-use the
Fast India HAIR Dye om Il Courandt street. THIS article
has obtained reputation far surprising oil Others IN USE Inc
trouble attendant upon the application OF many articles Tor
dying hair hns alone deferred numbers from obtaining ms
article This however entirely reneded IN the East ndn
Hair Dye may be applied without the least Inconvenience
does make the hair harsh In fact there no dye which
may be used with iule Inconvenience As THIS his the
Aaodyne Shaving Creampce 20 cents the best una cheap
z..ala- tLaI.L
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

E CARLO MAURAS, Esq. one Of the most emf
nent merchants in Providence, died suddenly OF
Wednesday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

IL The Richmond Wing says that the noml-
naion of John Tyler, Jc, for Congress, IN
Wise's District has not been head of officially
in ,ha. region.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
NEW W-HilIPSHlRE. official.

HIPS esO-Hampshire Patriot gives the FOL.
lowing as the Official Vote OF that State for
Electors of President and Vice President:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

FEMALE BgAuTy-THE HMR.-How frequently do the
Of disease lay waste the delicate forms OF The fair
beauiIiu and though restored health these flow
ing locks that once adorned their head, fall off and neye
again return to their ogr n beauty 1t hoy
neglect this point, when failing remedy be OBJ
tanned in the genuine Oddge's Balm of Columbia. from
Ceurtland street. which will perfectly restore this only neg
ected part of female ornament. WHAT'S dollar complete
the crownng point of female beauty?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
NJ To Publishers and Literarv Nep.

" 10 Fuolsners ana Literary Nens-A
valuable literary property in successful and profitable opera
ton and capable Of being vastly improved by the investment
Of moderate additional capital, offered for aao q, great
bargain. Th, opportunity rarely. ever offered as the
health Of the patty renders change OF climate necessary OF
double the moaey would tempt sale address (f by
mail, pos. pad) W. E. j.. box $50 New.York Post Ofce
which VII be promptly attended TO. nSIw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
% Perpetuete the Memory OF the De-

parted Heroes HONOR TO 'LAwRENCE'-The
NEW.YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. (aided by sev.
er distinguished Artists who have in the knde.t yo
CONCERT OF SACRED MIISIC At THE TABERNA.
BILE on TH RSpAY EVENING. 9Th Dec in,t. the entire
proceeds which will be appropriated towards the erection
OF MONUMENT TO the amented LAWRENCE
Tickets One Dollar each-for sale at the Hote.s Music
Stores the store of G. F. Nesbi,t, Wall and Wafer
at Saxon Miles ae Breadway and Al The door of the Ia.
N bah members will please call at the Society's nom.
this evening and receive theit tickets. NJ e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
marketa... Carefully Reported for TIE 7,ss... !,

Markets.... Carefully Reported for The 7,sera.s;.
SATURDAY. Nov. q.
ASHES-The,e ha, been much dose today5 oa o IN
The receipts since the opening Of the Canuls haye 0eea "
Expert. from lst 10 seth Nsvember;,o.u.
PoB 20 ~
fsarS....
C0TTON-Cotton people being mostly engaged VIZ %S..ls
correspondence to-day. buyeB have not apPsalsa
market The sacs sbou 500 bales without essas asn.
prices the market is steady. and ddlng and 0ran
ties being scaGce buye rather upward tsndeney 10
OF the week ending fridaY evening add up IVY oai s
land and Florida, ordinary 70 mddlrnx "a Si 81 md 10
fair to fair 81 Ga, fully fair to good ffr 90 ~
81 ~. ,rab.s.
The arrivals have been l..........,......,,l,in.s
Total import, since ~ INST .i.......soo.ssi3
Export from lst TO 2ah November. s,zia
Exper; from the United Siates, ,..,,.s
Since Isl September last.
SRle time last year.
Same time year before. losoo .s
FLOUR AND alEALr-There nothing new 70 S,-e sad
ihcse articles Cencssee 469, with moderate
Saes so lOoo Dbl, fancy Ohio 52 ard S9 se e
49, In southern tnete but little dong eths obs.rrc-
much our arriving by the IN consequences OF ,s.s
tion, but the stock at Albany IS very large and s!e
are being mase TO get II forward:
Export, from lst to 18th NoveneeI,;. ostbSh
Wheat Elour...... ,s. IA.
GRAIN-We hear Of nothing doing in Waesiir oa Goa
maud /. not nrre Good Southern is worth q - sSt
active and prices tend downward Qd ts hts.
53c Sales ubou, 1000 bush 47c, and lcW oej Os1
cid. at &c. Sales Zoo bu,h Rye at 63 68c t9s M ss
are firm at % 25 Cts. Bailey Is very dull. lae 'a
Expert from lst to Ssth NoyenbsIs ,,..h,LL
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

A BLRssISG TO MANKISD-CoSSEL = MAGICAL PAIS Ex:
TRAcroR-Ths great healing Save; acknowledged by nll
who a yc used it. be the wonderful article known
1t cpcs oil injuries by fire, extracts all pam md prevents
moicatonin II VIII cure any oil the iuiiowhg
comnnints or nay is refused tor it,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

STRANGE BUT rRuEThe proofs that we have Of the
efficacy of the Nerve Gnd Bone Lnnent and the Ind Veg
etable Elixir for the OF Rheumatism, nconestibe
Sold al Cons ock's. q Coutlandt street
Aso Hays Llnnent, warranted 10 of Pile
(elther blind or beedng)