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u ship Ere, Lieut. Turner, commanding 10 hours fro"
cotton and ee, to l. cCealy < Co. NSvgih, ships
p on Ba[ bS S M @ of Cape May saw schi oroo
Bnckspert . days from Phiadelphla. NJ,
B sai i.a"e Mead Blown days from Savannah cotton and
n.y. Is: Sns joseph Ham Holmes. 10 days from Windsor, s.
Bl Sns Vassuard Gard II days from Sydney Co. coal to
to SoTc Whitney < Co. Left brig Merchant. Beck. Pha
Sc eis Mel o coe 3Sd is y Guys '''D' : A
Bns Tarn, DAVIS, s is I'm Kingston, Jrmsiea, Haywood
lat 3 S. lon S So spoke brig HameT. IRON for r.
III oil s G adS Rspo having spoken
sl % nnds 5 s 9 s. sSss
ship Or bark Angola. from Mansanin, for NY totally dis
E"s e the l tn he Ise o Fnes 'A'' aN
a s N dae % CO. opG Ee f Bas. E
,f On h. for r, b;qS 81 pORe @ ~
hi 10 Long 60 o. saw vessel bottom apparently Of go
buhen appeared to have e 10 a p @ Two
her fore Top, sail standing ": sh exchanged signals with
British baSue Empire s9ds 10 on s eos they'll NJ mas
B Se SfHE a ssSis Pc% s .; Bazs Honduras
B Sshs s, E5Fs aa .a SsTIsa
Ig Charles Hqmond for Ne%-Yo5S IN lg Ry msson
a " 20 Ion IS y spoke brs Angola and Tor Ny ok, ds
from Mansana, dsmased on the 9Th and 6,h IN hurricane
of the Isle of Pines under Jury mas trying TO ger 20 hey or
Havana supplied her with water. The has experienced
very heavy weather On the 9TH Oct III la 81 lon g w. IN
gale from w carried away fore top mast spill sails ana re-
ceiyed other damage. , =. H.
Bris Acton Dssec,t is DIS FIN Mobile with cotton 70 Dun
ham < Mmon 2sh Oct, off Doblehead Shot heys. Sd" os
Exchange. ofPoftland, steering Z. ,.e,..,o.,
Brig Frances Lord, How. from River Gambia aineaJ os'
Livingston. Left brs Splendid, DAILY, from Providence
ting from Norfolk for Calcutta barqne Adaro Brown;
bo1nd to leewsId brig Porp1ise CTavent CRUISING a On
barQuc Imagine, Williams, for Bissao, died on hoafd sad
barqne Norman Petcrs cook-also Set e. Mt siih MS
days from Baltimore inF efearasae Time, sew bark Ia
irsto bound 10 the Eastward.
Brig Motto Forbes. of New. Hnven days FIN Rio Grande,
with hides WOOL Foster s Nickerson Sailed IN com
pany with bS Arso. Read for Baltimore Left brig Eagle
NON
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sehr Globe. Ccy from Deme-ara. via New Haven. in BAL
last. to
Schr Galaxy, from Albany with lumber. bound to Boston
schr Richard Taylor, Jameson, Is days from Thomnson
with llIne 10 master.
chr Starr Hacke, from bridgeport bound 70 Philadelphia
Br schr Wl!lnm Barnes. 10 days fin Cumberland s. with
grin9stoncs, TO NJ J Wood.
chr Hope & Susan, Thatcher from Ge'dseI Me, with
iatoei, 70 ma!Se'.
schi Rising Sun, Plrner. from Addsop Ne, with lumber
TO muster.
ssh Augusta, Nckeson. from Boston. bound to Albany
Sch! Eru, Gardiner, days I'm Oifok,w;h com and naval
stores, Ia master.
Sch Renown. Lowell ds I'm Boston, with mdse. to &
Herrck.
Schr idelide. Baker, I'm Nev Bedford with oil.
Schr Lane Frnnkn. Brown, f Malaga. Gibraltar. Oct
l flt and VINE TO Aguirre GALWAY. "a inst, lat 8 81:
Ion 90 spoke brig OEeco OF Thomason ds I'm Boston for
Orleans.
Sr Ansere;sa. CIcrell from Baltimore -four SHIELDING
{, Ferris.
Scr Sultsna. Norton Ids fin Addison Me- umbc, to the
master.
Memoranda.
A number of outward bound vessels got under
dny 80 The wind setting from the South East,
they aDchofed IN the Lower Bar.
Below.
brig. unknown. Wind Ne Weather thick.
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HORRIBLE AND FRrGHTruL CoNTRAsT.-At the election
two brothers came to the poll 70 yoie-the first was challenged
repusve behold his thick shaggy, dirty hair. the color Of
rusty a bali red his cont collar Hso GoyeEe red, with
OH his ,ce and neck were filthy almost putId with carbun
cles botce and pmpe the SKIN of his neck was yellow as
the extreme But his brother; They twins. The clear,
healthy skin OF hands neck and face ey beard and short
whkes: the beautiful silky hqir He was really handsome
SKIN and HAIR: he had used three shilling bottle OF Jones
Coral Hair Restorative ard -four shilling cake OF Jones Che
off cures scur dand! and makes and keeps light red
grey hair beautiful soft and silky The cures ppes
boces f!ecklc scurvy espela chated cracked
tender skn making soft clear white aid spotes Both are
sold the sign Of the American Eagle s. Chatham street or
S23 Broadway Mind, unless you particular IN the num-
be and ask for Jones Soap you will be swindled with POI.
onons counterfeit AgeRtsS Sate street, Boston; Ledger
,,J10 aof
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From. the Toronto ColoAtst
We were apprshensive that in consequence OF the
wv state Of the English market for wheat and flour,
" merchants would sustain very heavy Losses we
gs glad, however, to learn that The large stocks
low on hand at Montreal and elsewhere, have been
nncipally purchased by order on account OF the
iSsichantA in Engand-so that ii there should be a
.ss-which We fear must be heavy one, II Will
S.iali on the Canadian but the English merchant.
We commend this extract to tho heodful no.
Ses OF those journals which are trying to make
'as farmers believe that the Tariff causes the
resent low prices Of their wheat and flour. The
: sstae low prices prevail, it seems, in Canada !;
vi surely our Tariff does not cause them there
baltimore American.
fRE.-About 10 o'clock this morning, smoke
20 rs discovered oozing out from the combings of
y match of the brig Eliza, Capt. r. c. Tikoli,
ing at the foot Of James street. Upon opening
nc matches, it was discovered that the cargo
-; IS On IRE. The alarm being given, the engines
s a.assoiatey repaired to the place, and after
-. aca d!ileulty succeeded in putting it out. The
f. F.. Is supposed 10 have originated from Loco
~ 80 matches, or some other combustible mate
- winch had been slowed away in the bold.
~ as ong was to sail this afternoon for Santa
' and It was very fortunate that the fire was
N @sefed before the vessel got to sea. The car
s, sss considerably injured by being removed to
AUG The fremen to get at the fire.
Evening Post, sth.
b. ), KATHARINE HEwsoN, indicted in Boston
Sr ,n.O@ing her child overheard in Long Island
NIL a short time since, has been found not
va. " the Jury and discharged. Her defence
paced on the ground of insanity.
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CARPETINGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
DRUGGETS, &c.

IUsT received and being opened nj GSSo New Ssoss
Py Imperial Double Super Superne and Fine Ingram and
Venetian GapeRg Ct and r eSo gs se
and yuriouz widths from feet 10 q ieet without ses-AL
So, splendid scls OF Pen Velvet lGasge,s two YARDS
rely Of English Drngeets the usual widths together with
Rugs every stys Door Mats Window shndes star Rods
&C. Purchasers are respectfully invited 70 caa
Il B-An experienced gpbolstesI WI! attend TO The max.
INK y Va p-' n'" ''e W. II. GUTOS,
ogsw,c Nc. "a East Broadway. and Il DiYnonss
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Passengers Arrived,

IN the steamship drmora, from Char!eSton-aS Ii HUI,
and child, DR. J Barkley, Mr. Watson. 49,,
IN tietris Gilbert Hatfield, from Bali;e-James We.i
In tie Frances LOrd from Htcer GGrH5ia. .trcG-kev
Hazelhurt Rev Joshua Smith, Missionaries from Cape Pal
mas Mr. Mathews Freeman, Don Manuel iernnndeZ -
IN the bris Isaac iead, from SGrGnnah-J Aicol
Degrahenricd j HUMPHREYS /.
In the 5rig Motto, rom Rio Grandc-Cap Lewis, late o!
the Schr Hero, sold Ut RIO GIandc
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Commercial and Money Matters.

l For Commercial end .Noney Matters. Last Page.
SATURDAY, P. 81.
There was some reaction .o-dsy in Stocks, and
nm average advance of about cent took place ms non
dividend having stocks Illinois and Indiana, however were
without Improvement but Texas scrip felt the good effect Of
the election enws T following table shows the decline IN
of the Stocks which have been aiieceu oy te Puc
of last week. We the prices of FRIDAY y sO'
thn fent Of n fall.
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Ofhi, decline about per recovered yesterday
We understand sngacious OPERATOR with enduring
faith the eventual prosperity of railroads. offered buy 1000
shuIes ench OF Harem Norwich Worcester and Mohawk
buyer IL months at considerable advance the regular
price.
The Exchange Market for The steamer closed
rather heavy with larger supply Of bills than required by
the demand Sales Of first sterling bills made ut l0
bu, the market cosed at 10 for good Francs 500
Rates of Discount on BanI, Notes nj So Wal-st.
IyDcurTsnf Money. Broken Bank fforey.
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10 Price Reduced 20 Fifty censs per bot
THE TRICOPHER0US IS universally admired and
20 be the best and cheapest article sr nouhis
the AlR prevents from inns on or turning grey, pro-
from scur and renders the most harsh and cy hair rs soit as
silk curly ard glossy preserves II III curl and other Gscota-
i've tormuon unpaired by the summers heat, violent eJ-
e,ci.e or The relaxing tendencies OF the ball room, &c
children invaluable, as II lays ioundahoh iof
head of hair. ,.., 49,
stairs Beware of the counterfeit sod ut one DOLLAR n Inns
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ilaex OF The typhus fever JOHN p. AIMS the thirty
ninth Of his uCe eldest son Of Jacob AIMS Esq rhe
without further notice. attend his funeral from the Aetho
dist Episcopal Church Allen street, on Tuesday afternoon
next at O'Clock. ,,,,,- no1,,
At whitehall, N Y. 81 u. Mrs. MARGARET w. BOYD,
wife of John H. Boyd Esq. and daughter OF jesse L. Billings.
ESQ: Of that place, aged SO years.
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pvcIJsU ANIMALS FOR 1915.

ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1S4S.
n APpi ETON & co. respectfully inform the iIado that
they have received (per Hbea) tho following English An
nuns for the ensuing year ,,;,,
HEArH's Book OF BEAUTY, blue SIX
HyATH's KEEPsAKE, crimson SILK -,
AcKEKMANs FoRGEr-MENoT, morocco, gut >, he
They will receive by the next steamer CATTRRa0LE MS.
1oRicat AsSuAL This work intended to supply The place
of !" IIeath's Picturesque Annual.
D. A. & co. have Just published 80, I'll, va
The KEEPslEE with 10 elegant plate, ,ch byn1d
Sr.EIy REApY-NAruRE's GEMS OR AMERICAN WILD
EoERs in Their NsAe Hsnnt' BY Emma cSy b1nDd
MRs TIEM,S's WORKS, ILLUSTRATED. The compete
PoecaI Works Of MRS HEolANS reprinted ron se ~,
Fnrlsh edition edited by her sister illustrated BY ~ beautiful
steel encravlngs; vols. l6mo. .,.;d
or this highly accomplished poetess has been lIy a1
that nf Mi her sex few have written much or and e
Although her writings possess energy equal 70 he
toned beauty they and SO ree tha NOT line
- them could feeling spare decary blot from her pages
u M '' d. APPLETON. * CO., 30 BroHdway
The en- rv oIe of the Trade solicited Tor the above
Christian and New Years Gft Books. Nh LIS
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ADAMS & co.'s. EXPRESS.

NJ The SUBSCRIBERS give Notice that they nave
made arrangements DAILY Express between Boston and
NewYork by which ALL goods entrusted to them can be
forwarded without delay Of q hours has heretofore been
the case during the winter months, when the boats on chei
linz mn weekly The report which has BEEN iadmstriouSiy
circulated that nc run only three times per rek IS UN
.o1rAIJFIFDI.Y FALSE ADAMS s. co.
% -. 7Wallsreet.
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Of Thomsou'a CIey n:etn:.-Eor saIe ct the
Tribune Office leo Naau.siIeet, Tuoksos CLAY MEDAL.
The Medallion acknowledged keneSa and ponounceoa
OF art Price $40 hundred Oydsn from Clay
Ctubr solicited. Bu u
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS,
ppCr1vPnpFR HIBERSIA.

u,vdon,, ectures on Painting and Design, syo
hsbe Cyeopsda Of EnEh p, fe E large v' ro sS
an.teads' Geology, Descriptive and Practical VOC. Sc
ante Medals + CEs si, xo EO sxa asI 'iai' ''
6oye Gyce Of Prec Hu,baady md Rural Ahairsl vol -
Stephens Book of the Fam, 9 v9., plates ga
Tyiler's History of Scotland, 9vols, eyo SH ae ,.1s
NJ Ioudons ornamental Perennsb. vols 4So 50 patesSs
Scbiosssrs History Of the 18th century vols eyo 81
h,cbdeacon Nannngs Oxford University Sermons svo si,io
d. Je Bapptep Lecture aI ,; h rsi ~ 70
PnS Wallace The Free Age of the World, syo $3.50
Ellis History Of London Mis. socs:y, vol so. A..
RnaE OF Reyelations Greek and EEgl.h. vol emo 81,
Fownes Manual of Chemistry. vol Emo cuts 1910
APPI ETON L. Co., Importer, 30 Broadway.
Fo,.rn Hook, Imported TO order BY every steae orders
handed Tor Great Western should be hand IN By L O'CLOCK
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AR RED.
DIED.

Yesterday afternoon. the New England House, BY the
Rev. Dr. Spring, Capt. ELBRlDGE GERRY COLBY TO
Miss DOLLY OSGO0D, both Of Salisbury. Mass.
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PASSAGE FOR LoNDoN-Pneke: Of the 9o,h
- Norer1bar-The splendid fast sailing packet snip
SESHENpRICK HUDSON, Capt. Moore, sails posi-
lively as above her regular dSy e o.,
49,, he Surpassed Those wishing 10 secure berths should
moi fail 10 m axe early application p, ,r,pscorT
III ~ South street, cor Maiden Lane.
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Dg. Ynisi.ryy'z Family Piiis constantly
~ - ~ n Eas; Rroairrny ie5 Gmt
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~ BOARDING.-Aln. GOS5, having opened the new
and commodous house. Is Vesey IT.. near ths AEor House
n1oe choice of desirable transient perInensrt
BosIde Croion Shower and cold Baths. fIce Tbs
ocauoR very central quiet and shady. Terms moderate
s,tSki
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A GUIDE FOR PURCHASERS IN w-YoRK.-Any
of our readers who look at the advertisement of
JOHN G. MORRISON, No. 1873 Greenwich street, in
our Weekly Tribune, will find almost every article
they require offered for sale a, the very lowes, rates
and of the best quality. Groceries, Paints, Teas,
Oils, Manufacturers articles, Drugs and Dye
Stufs, &c. sc. He sells nothing that is not Of a
superior quality, suited for the country merchant,
the farmer, or the mechanic. A greater assortment
canro, be found !; ard customers, if they were to
taavel the Uncn over, could rot be better suited.
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car, o,,enaar-rhur.day.

srp,sIoR CeuRr-The remainder of the Term
nh. devoted to the argument Calendar. ~
VI secUIr CouRr,-1'he case in relation to the will
ofNs x Ns:on Ppl I 81, So ST. So 49, l. g. s.
- is, 10, "a, Al, 46, 90, 25, 36, 42, II, Is, 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GREAT METRoPoLIs-oR NEW YORK IN lsaS'
full and accurate description Of the City Of New York
bound in muslin and gilt ,.,,.,,u,
% FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ~
In This publication (amons moro than hundred other OBJ
;ect. interesting to the citizen and 'anEe the following are
particularly noticed.
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City Hall, Societies, Ferres' Lo'Ate',
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rees,ng matter The whole accompanied with beautiful
ly engraved
MAP OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
m Almanac 1885, with memoranda space Tor every Gay
in the year,, illustrated with ,,,,o.
SIXTEEN CHOICE ORIGINAL ENGkAVlN3s
~ The above volume is pocket orm neatly bound
in cloth and gilt for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS only and IS
sued from the office of the City Directory, lao Broadway
III si,. j. DOGGETT. Publisher.
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DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery,
2i7 Broadway, n. Y.
o ;str ANTHONY, EDWARDS 81 co.

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS. ne SUE, o,
scrbcr wishes make known 70 the public ha afn
ore entirely different from the SODA BISCUIT ana 81
CRIcKsps made his Bakery which have been uses
~ more Thar yen,y years with the best results; While the
miat;on which can be made tor less prce though Peresp
above B1scUIr and CRAcKrRs also BUTTER BISCUIT mis
RJecri,r. RurrrR CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS rlL2I
sss al he we'll known estsbishmen; 5
corner of Wanep-Iteet- EfHhhln inl-AO"Ai IL
Iyl6sti 6m~
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a. Notice.-All persons are cautioned against hatboins
Stare from Gese rs debts of their contracting VII be
mad hY the Cnuinin OF Consgnees. No w
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10 GouRAUp's PoupRE SUBTLE for completely and
permanently Graduating superuous hair from females upper
lips brows moes, or the stubborn beard OF man. Always
tested before buying proof positive this and mistake Al 81
Walker street iiISt Store FROM Broadway. n6u
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SASps's Observation-Disclosures Is The hand,nnd Of
unfortunate tenant of the into condition TO take
OF S-rofula whose strength ehbng from c-ngere oil u
CEN ennno. ake exercise: pain and debility alike forbid IL
Neither The victim OF rheumatic lever, Eoaing even
der the pressure of n coyeet and shrnkn. touch
else his stiff and corrugated muscles The first thing IS TO
AVA The rcinn n " Developments will
pass off: lacking the poison that stimulated tn-n..
cess of elementary eradication perotmed by SASDss
sAPAgILLG in easy safe and thorough manner, than
BY any Other preparation before the public and hence the
thousands cles of ulcer and disorders which the
Testimonials in the hands Of he prorrietoy nvouch
For further particulars, and CONCLUSIVE seence ct It's SUPERB
value and efficacy pamphlets which may o5circd
OF the prop-etors and their agents gratis
Prepared md sold, wholesale md RETAIL by A. B. l. ID.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street. New York.
Sold also ut 3 Broadway II Eqs Broadway and by Drug
gss generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles Tor s..
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Markets. Cartfllly Reported for The TT7ba1e.
SATURDAY, Nov. 9.
AsHEswe hear s donF ri, iedGy f md dd The na
tare- az C64, and Pear'i 4 . "a y
COI'TCE-Tbe sales yesterday wsre 100 bahs-ior the
bnes. Price. without marked change but TIE sae are
gradually IN favor Of the bVyer Mos the Ceo" ai'ns
IS sold on the whati TO save charges
FLOUR AND MEAL-l'le market very dull at4 - for
snd % a ! 70 10, Ohio aud Michigan. Business
Gene. dler in tAs staple Eastern vessels con.
i9gs s ssIs: l m5 81. ef F.asa5s
WHlshEY.-A small sal, made q; es,s ~
Prison,
GRAIN.-Iyc hear Of nothing dons II Whesi- Thu sale
5 SALES 700 bIshei, RE X efat', delye,s whie 5,o
: olther nan and z 3 for Southern good roct @ a. ~ "
WHALE5oNE.-A sale oflO,0co lbs mostly North West,
made a 10 cents This transaction kept private until
the Great Western left. The stock IN the country about
PROFESSIONALISM remain. dui at ga 9Go, with
sales q lew hundred barrels SouI Pme IN good demand
firm. We notice sales $50 kegs good Lard at b cents
OPs-The sales yesterday reached SEQ bales. specua
ienns
METALs.For Pig IRON there fair steady demand, and
sales OF Scotch making a; s9 cash. and So mes from
hear Of no change in English Bafsj IS the asking pvice
Missouri Pig Lead steady at 81 cash, with sae oI pigs
New Sheahinc Copper remains very INN at rs cents mos
which sges made IN lots wanted for home use.
GROCERlES-Ne notlce far demand since Inst for
Coffee ,:ou, change The "a les are l5l bags Bra
"a, mos; and 10 81 Domingo So. cash The sales OF
oasscs include az hd and ties tart aaanzas and 10 hhds
sweet do received colse not ,!nnSplied: 10 DO
lots 81 which advance 10 fn dilns, ~
50 hids and orleans, 90 and % Cuba Muscovado, =,
The sales Of Sugar are 200 hid P o Rc2 at IS
cts; 80 Cuba, Ga y - CrnN "a; lOO Orleans ca
and 35o bxs Brown Havana. ca n "a, mos
HEMP-Contnues inactive and Le sales nre restricted
the wants immediate 100 bales Manila brought Sl40
and lou do Dew-rotted American, ssO. o mos
Ehn!a Inll downward.
cradle parcel North West Coast is offered at Sia IS cents,
without finding buyers oI export American Linseed stc3
dy s. 20 cents casl-nothng done IN Foelgnast sale
EnGsh 20. cash sale of 500 bbs Crds Sperm has been
made deliverable here at 81 cents
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% All Hail Wings IA great Musical Mass Meet
inc will be held the Wing Head QuaIers NATIONAL n
on Monday evening" Nov l1th The Glee CluD,
Mr Charles Missing, aud other vocas will contribute TO
the evenings eneria inment g..
In commence at !, O'Clock. IL
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o. New-York Farmers Club, and Con-
Meetings Of the American In

stjtute.-An adjourned meeting Of the Club will be held
the Repository II the P@sk on Tuesday TINS week SSw
valuable seeds will be distributed. Friends of Agriculture aud
Horticulture should attend. particularly strangers Admission
Free The Course of Conversational Meetln will commence
Wednesday week Nov Goth, nj the same pincc, at ~
O'Clock P NJ Our young Mechanics should not lose single
evening: nowhere they learn much the same time.
t;nb md Conversations are free NIL q
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NFW HISTORICAL WORKS.

PhOSlOR lie - a,a -. SO 90
This history has been grealy esteemed IN rs larger
form md Is The only complete History Of Italy IN The hl'
gnree II combines al that valuable IN sSmondi MS
tory and the latest authorities on the SUBJECT At
Tyter's Elements of History, Ancient and oodeI win :.
continuation the present time large VOL ovo. i 30
a. very cheap and neat edition OF the ctst ueeu'e
snsEsnd,. History Of Queens OF England sOlus'
yoe. History Of England on Christian Principles .
thiGk :, vq 2i. =, po. ro and 30
Neouhf : nLsLoiy Vi r h 81 Snrrev Syos II 90
lang hs.oIy - nn &c., n so
Mate blIn ana baP ~ ,; T'.n Wears 90
lie Blanc holy OF 4 ss i7,t 81 reatrrv yo, o.
Schossef 5 Estofy 9! tne ao' vols ..:. so
howlti $ tflsloiy, " .2~ 49, ~ f;tnn o 90
Corners tlctonnl nsIoy u Gs' lnniovei 10 90
BlairS ChTnnoosy, "a" euis sar, f.,sseI, 90
VIcsutius and his Times. by Gily w
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Gs- GouRAuD's LIQUID VEGETABLE RoUaE impars a
delicate uselte tnge TO the complexion, ut 81 walker street
first store FROM Broadway mt If
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VINO WANTS TO HEAR WELL DIR McNair's Acoustic OIL
the wonderful article known Deafness
aud many remarkable Instances of good effects daily
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Ey SyIynnia a.sociation-i meeting Of the
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Sylynnn Association will be held this
vening at O'Clock, al l51s Bowery. NIL It
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" O'ConneiPs LbDsratiohs--A fODLlC LIN
NER will be given honor of the Liberation OF OConnes
und his coparot by the Young Friends of Ireland on the
l4h of November 1874, the Apollo Rooms, No. 40 Broad
way. : ~, ~,
Ia .eeo-lanve CT the majority OF the lnsh
people, and that the ladies may Rave opportunity OF paEc
pang the festivities, the Society has come 10 the resolution
of carrying out the Dinner the Temperance system
Tickets may be procured of any of the following gentlemen
Michael O'Connor VIM A Nugent l27 Spring
P O'Connel ii Lennon NE Peari'st broK
jeremiah O'Suivan, Il Pearl James Green Ruger
Johy Cunan AM'Cnffrey liz Catherine
Eugene O'SuIlivan, 16 Cedar F Lacy g. John
Charles MIC Delany Broad John Vandervoort 40stAvenue
Michael M'Evc,s, 472 Pearl Michael Leamy, II Jacob
John Kelleher 81 james Daniel Leamy
Hugh Gallagher nsN