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,,onh no. raise rebellion, arc willing to shlrk
,ss;r share of the public burdens. When, there.
sa,e notification promised, in the spirit of Jack
c.Je that there should be no taxes, it appealed
a. nassion which listens readily to any reason
inc. In 1884, the period of ten years, during
,rS;cb the emigrants were to be exempt from
.nstou,. house duties. expired, and he General
Government proceeded to apply the CUSTOM
to,se regulations TO Texas as 10 other parts Of
.he rspublic. But at the instigation and under
,he lead Of The intrudcrs and conspirators from
Va limited States, the collector was sezed and
;mnr;soned, she custom. houses closed, and the
shameful indignity of Gogging inflicted upon
c,p,ain in the Mexican army, stationed with
small detachment at Anahuac, for the purpose
Of sustaining the civil authority. Disafiection
and sedi,ion were not, however, universal They
o.ed their origin and most of their force to the
corrupt intriguers and disorganiizers who had
come "to sow rebellion" and were determined
BY every means to which they could lay HANDS
and tongues, TO compromise the peace of the
ountry beyond the possibility recall" "Thee
corporation of the town of Liberty issued an
ordinance to sustain the revenue officers and
guard at Galveston bay, recommending to all
merchants to pay the duties and conform to the
laws, without discussing those matters with
which, as foreigners, they had right TO NEEDLE.
All the industrious farmers, shopkeepers, and
other orderly persons, were in favor of peace;
but the swinGing land spectators, the Office
seekers, the ambitious and rapacious, stroye to
excite the whole country tic rebellion"
ITO be c0ntinued)
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Markets. Carefully Reportedfar The Tribune.
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. s.
.strsTbe murke, is steady an6 good bill, arc freely
taken We notice sales 20 bbls Pots at "a 81 and 30
do peak utI2ua The exports from me Isl 70 the Sist
Of c5etober were g. as bbk Pots. 1,ls do Pearls
CoTToN-Theye has been fax demand o' , GSion to.
h. on the new Cotton selling from the wharf and = &c ss-
emily on ali saes comparing with prices before Inc steamer
TTOTTR AND MEAI.-Thers is a moderate inquiry to-day
fol- -Four ish would have been larger thefs was ee',
though sale has occasionally been made Soms me
gat OHIO were nady at Is, and COO bbs brookyn nii
n4sl In Southern hear Of nothing Of importance &C.
inS Georeetown held at 9 "A o. with mSosa aes ss IA
Rrandywne GIz; Echmond County and halamote 1osi
Richmond City So Jersey Meal 25o e 10! OLD R Rne
2sss for fresh Brandywile 10 Bag Meal loo NO. ~
Flour IS scarce and worth 50 36SE ship stuns afe
IL cents, and not very active.
cpaiN-A sale Of q 200 bushels Wheat supposed Della
ware sold for milling loo under In Com there not
much doing BY distes and the market Inn snes NV
bushe!, Noe s 5000 do jersey to 80 up Inc s vi
for dling, Sic: 500 do Southern mixed new eno ga'
~ 80 not delivered and 600 do White North Carolina al oc
measure sale about 900 bushels Barley 70 90 GU o.
,nsrket was made private bargain Rye Is heic al oc m
the slip, with sie 500 bushels that p5ee ost, are ahe
rnsr sc. Sales 100 bushels White Beans 81 W. da A3
hae, bsck. eycd Peci OF % per bag
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II We learn that Samuel st. Juhn, we'll
known to many of our citizens, died at his resi-
dence in New Haven on Monday evening, at the
age of about so. He was one of the wcalthiest
men in New Haven. He left no family.
Jour. of Com.
Mr.. ST. ohm was for many years resident OF
this city, and for some years was member of
the Common Couocil, representing the Second
Ward. Com. Adv.
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To teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydrostatics. 4 Hydraulics, Pnepmaties, Acous-
tics, Optics, Ele rieiry, Galyanism, Magnetism,
Engravings BY LEONARD D. GALE, M. D., Pro-
lessor of Geology and Mineralogy IN the Uni
yersity of the City of New-York, and Lecturer
On Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, 50 cents; S4 SOC dozento Teachers.
The above work i,erreusysly theeesi1ehoo
and United StaLes'
and the best book
lal himself practical Chemist and his
I'd all branches of Natural Philosophy
emuen,iy qualified for the task editing WORK
other the popular Of
ohr and Chemistry compilations made by ooos
hence The o. IN
IN rs.e works Nosueh difficulty will occur IN the use OF
Orders must be accompanied the cash and ADDRESSED
20 GREELEY * McELRATH. New 1 otk-
90 Onn UNITED STATES FARMERS AHA
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S0DA BISCUIT AND SUGAR C +. ASSaee Ina. much Of
bsr w, 2 s1 Thes sIe hs city By the s1s s
s sae 5s
re sas iSf ,s S S e.
for mere thar geny for Lass prtcs though ye:hs
ss 1 s Ss!.an E aa B iss
s s1si Srvr 5 sHs W. lies.
sale at The vel. . k sss.e RPHRAIM TREADWEl L.
tsiEfsS dms
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Commercial and Money matters.

90 For Commercial and Money .Mduers Last Page
WEDNESDAY, p. NJ.
The election returns created another panic in the
Stock Market and iancies went down to per cent Nor
witch and Worcester fell per CENT which the largest fall
experienced.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Road
for October will somewhat exceed s2 O and the receipts Of
the Long Island for the month about the same
amount Last year. October, the Norwich and Worcester
receipts sl6600. In September there received
the Long Isund sa6,SOU.
The Dry Dock report has been made, and gives
follows:
Loans and Discounts s ssl Specie. sl2 1863
Deposits 81 62 Circulation G., 500
We annex official returns showing the total value
of merchandise imported into the district OF New York from
Jun Is; TO Nov. lst 1874, period of ten months:
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DI Ed.

A, Nunda Valley, n. Y. Oct 14,h. EBENEZER WAR.
NER, aged T. ~
ARLINGTON, son OF John ana Sarah Z. Davenport aged
year and months
Thursday afternoon BE- O'Clock, Lexington avenue, be-
tween lh and 9th streets without more particular invita-.
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POLITICIANS REGISTER.

Election Returns for 1Sf0-'43-'44.
e The PoLITIcIAs's REGISTER, containing the
Elections in the several States by Counties in 1910
and at all the subsequent Elections down to this
time has just been issued from this Office. This is
our Register, containing the approximation
we can make to the Popular Vote in the recent Elec
tons of Virginia. Indiana, Missouri, &c. &c. with
List of the present Congress, Times Of Holding
Elections, &c. &c. If you want it. send in, as the
edition is Blu, small. Price l2i cents, or 81 per
dozen,
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Amount OF duties received Tor Ucto SIo1Slz5
The total amount of revenue from customs re-
ceyed at this port from january 1s to November lst 1874,
sO,5sl,7l5
'rba imporiations of Specie in October were $43,-
52 The import, in October show decrease of "a l @
compared with September, and the duties about $780,
below the average Of the preceding ten months.
The exports of Boston during the month Of Octo-
be- were as follows:
Domestic Produce 1887 64
Foreign Produce Sl9
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MARRIED.,

On the Sd inst. By Rev. Mr. Goodsel, THOMAS G. VAN
COLT, TO Miss HARRIET BATTERMAN, both OF Brock.
On Wednesday evening" Oct So By Rev Edwin Hatfield,
WILLIAM PARSONS 10 Miss ELIZABETH WHITE, all
Of this city
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a cent? 80
HAYAbou, 600 bales have been taken at 40 cent, for
fair shipping lots.
notice ,nes 600 bushels Fla,seed bulk at s. cash
FRUrE7rhe cargo Of Tho bark LEWIS, from Malaga. hrs
.slsE $50 hafdo. at i g and 40 seG, Gfapes at IS ali
cash. ~ - - '
PRoVISIoNs.-PeLk is IN some demand from the trade
Mes Mes and I s. l9r Prime .a- d IS b6. es,
Lard was lnEde nj t Butte, and Cheese rahe heavy
Export from the lst to the 3ls; of October
I,eei .215 hbls.
aa7 kegs
kCEIe demand IS moderate md a, the stock much
fednceo the saies have been SMALL within range.
STELLA lot of 100 boxes Milan hes been sold for ernor.
on terms we did nc, learn.
,n BsEyE ah. Ge s sass Of 3 lbs prime Southern
COPPER.-New Skeahing i, firm at q &c mos and veil,
IN lots as wanted at TINT price.
o LE 5 ~ he, make, s'eady r. cash. for Missouri Ps
FIST hands, and the receipts moderate.
NAVAL STORES.-The arrivals of Turpeptine hare been
The sales are $50 bb Newbern Rosin nj S t.
ahgat go Newbera Tar, 81 s94 and 80 casks Southern
mos.
oLs-Sothas done fS[ export. American Lpsesd
cash; 1og boxes Nice Olive So mos pipes, g.; mos:
md 800 bb Crude Sperm ue at tsa Eastward de-
lryc.able here. 95c, cash.
GROCERIES-The market for Molasses has incurred ad
donal rmne by the purchase of 30 bids St Croi1 on
private er thus concentrating the stock almost entirely in
the hands OF one house 40 hds. New Orleans brought S
mos. There has been less activity Sugars since our last
but the market n and well sustained TIE
10 New Orleans, 4 $50 boxes Brown Havana y. md 81
common White do 81, all the usual time The market
for Coffee continues inactive but prices have not varied The
sales include 1000 bags Brazil mostly parcel at 81
cents: l50 Msracabo, 4; 50 Java sl, mos; and $50 ST
Domingo, 57s a 57Sc, cash.
Neyv-Bedford OIL Market-Nov L.
The market since last has been quiet. We hear of but
one snle of Crude Sperm-a small lot AT "a cents
In Whale the transactions comprise ITO bb part South
Sen, ut 81 cents, and $50 bbl,. Mt 36c per gallon.
WHALEBoNE.-As sale Of i8 900 lbs. South Sea on private
terms.
The amount of Sperm and Whale Oil imported
into the port of New.London 12 Ships barks brig
schooners and soop from the ls OF January the Isl of
September 1874 IS BY actual guege follows: &c. SIG bbls.
Brighton MarEet-Nov. 4.
At market 200 Beef Cattle 500 Stores 300 Sheep and 2tO
Swine. Several hundred Beef Cattle un4old
PRIcEs-Bccf Catue-We quote to correspond with Inst
week: ExtTa 81 50 u.s. st quality 4a4 I'd quality 80;
BGrrng CatheA few hundred were taken by the barrsl
ers at . 20 for No. md ~. for Mess.
Shcep-Sales OF small lots from 81 % to225
SDine-Lots to ede 81 cents for Sows and AZ cents for
Baows lot OF old Hogs from ga 10 &c. At retail from 3s
TO cents
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CARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
ORIJGGETS, &c.

TrysT received ard being opened at S3n 50" bes
.. large and beautiful assortment o. Enssn; and
Fs srDens patterns pad color. saie
English and American on Co;h 81 ., 1tbout
so Splendid article Of Psi. vsyf 5 l DSsssh
woe nInrget, Of the usual widths Pods
Rug !s Doc. Mat i Mns9w 70 e sa&
os xn eInensncsd uzbosterer y1 ensoS 1s.t no.ce
ing Of Carpets and the laying OIL VI |''0 w h GUION,
p5..x and II Dyisionst
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Az APPEAL PAgESTs.-Nill fathers mothers allow
their families risk beng burned and suffer- when they know
antdee cned Councils Magical Pain Extractor, may
scar? No charge WILL in be made for this Salye.
where for immediate use. Il may be applied
the presence Of the family physician, required and if will
to be branded rs humbugs and impostors.
This extraordinary article which has such wonderful control
oil the pains by fire. and which heals all old
credible short time, found only Comstocks Courland
street, and will be given gratis the and suffering who
have actual need of il. nc
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATIC AYFEcToNs.-How numer-
ans are the instances of persons who suffer almost constantly
The most excrucntng pan from rheumatic alctos sweied
limbs pain in the bones. &c and who, although they hive
Wewoud 10 such that they be entirely cured BY using
from Courtiund ST. which has eectuay cured the most
desperate cases OF rhcumatc affections when the person
hash afflicted with il for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-07

NJ BOARDING.-Nlrs. GoSS. having opened the new
and commodous house. 6 Vesey st.. near the Asor House.
noers choice of desirable transient permanent
Boarden Croton Shower warm and cold Baths free. This
ocaton very central quiet and shady Terms moderate
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p The DAILY TRIBUNE sserved at early hour in ally
part Of this City Brooklyn at NINE CENTS per week paya-
Bile the Garner by those who prefer IT, ut the rate
ion SIX months or year payable the Office in advance
Persons wishing be will please send in her names
fhrnnrh ha Post Olice cher xise.
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70 Dalley's Magical Pain ExtInctor Salve will instantly
cure bnms scald piles and all nammaory complaints, at
81 Walker, first Store FROM Broadway, o, the money
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o. at Meeting held at National Hall last evening,
Nov g. the following Resolution Offered by hos j. Doyle
and carried with tremendous shouts of appreciation.
Rcso,yed That while consider that every WhG through
the city have done their duty noby the Wings OF the
city enc county of New York meeting assembled give
united voice praise and thanks to the 9Th Ward
icnn State,man 4. SWEET, Charm.
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TAKE NoT1cr-The worst attacks of the Piles are cured
very by using Hnys Lnment and Lnns Celestial Balm
ana IN case these SEGe' a TO cure me
l,ourtland street
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O. s FISK, Aucuoneci. ,,r>
DYC s. FlSK-Sore No. - tanai,Iee'' NNai'onal MAUI
Is AT PRIVATE SALE , ~,
Supcror Mahogany and other mahCSatY qua nspe -
.,cad of different styles $50 mahogany clock cases second
hani ingram carpets ply hair and no;f ma sbs n,
stable breye Florence ard Adelaide Hats o sneot 9'a
nv hfuss Tenders smoke condenser, for tcweler use
" WEDNESDAY. Novenbef6
y Al 10 O'Clock. nj - CGndls,rset.
quantity OF Books OF various snds by virtue OF iss
lonl's warrant, particular hereafter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PPRlCE REDUCED TO IS CTS.-a
he s 9 % q .sFss . sPssia E f RF ;
HILL. 4 iss COLISEUM . B,oadxay-b. s!sses: as.
and be; BEEN yiss y more TIA, sna6 sssnns Besipa
S5AE rs fSa 5 fS! SfIf 81 BILL e.
Iioss epen al ! before l-eomuenre al "a o'clock
days and Saturday, al O'clock which schools sill be ad
nii;tel on liberal terms. Cd Inns
4 MEXICAN NUsEuM-corDef Of Bsoadway aaa Ann
T. T BAEsrN. .........,.'''.'..r %,e ggst,
iP aI555 s:B.S FF Nov WsS &. rsn
Every evening at o'clock. AID Wednesday and Saturday
The Manager has engaged ed lie Cslstr..ed
KENTUCKY MINSTRE aS'
Who are universally allowed to he ,hS ,.,,,,
BEST si E 1.S k6 ME2R I'd - 4 AhaaiEiAS
Mr.. YOUNG.
,e from Boton where he has been received with unbounc
A' ''s'se'' 81 M and 8; teaE9f3 aPd Taisa'sd
T q Ts ell; !, sPs saa. and
Ag. MASTER ALFRED The Juye ;ne. Danger rs
AUrOhlA I Ms
AND NlEcHANIcAL FIGuREs"!
R9se IsnGst Jasssr, MG Gs W., Was pc b,es
Queen YICsTORIA'S State Robe.
GEN. TOM THUMBS COURT SUIT,
BEAUTIFUL. MODELS OF MACHINERY may be see'
in ouctuon Ivy the power OF steam, &c. 49,
tickets a6 cents-child zen under ten years Gs I'D
nIEW-YCRK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY.
! Y BROADWAY, oppos!.s ths City Hall Mr. II. BEN
NETT, Manager. .,-,, ,,rr,o>,s
All for ONE SHILLING.
An INDIAN DWARF! the smallest woman in the world
She mos beautifully propoonedNaure appears to baye
exercised al ingenuity IN producing such perfect sec'
THE SOUTHERN SONGSTERS.
The best Band OF Meosts in America Their Farodee,
(ess Chonises &c are style that cannot be sur
passed BY any sci OF me lodts,s N existence
THE BOHEMIAN BROTHERS!
win introduce their wonderful pats of skill and strength
Miss nj hDAlR, MIR. JEWETr. Mr.. WHITE. Miss Jt1S-
SEYIINE. &c. will perform.
Performances IN Lecture Room TO commence ct clock
precisely Afternoon entertainments Neiaesdsy and t-
u:cay at O'Clock. oso
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Disasters.

ST JOINS, NF, Oct AThe Rembrandt, I'm NYork for Ar
twe laden with cotton and potash, put into Spanzh Room
5,h inst with loss of 6c-woud repair and proceed on
The RIVAL from New York. spoke 7h inst, off the east end
to La Poe orturc Bay,) with loss Of bulwarks staunch
eons boats and deck load Of ron and appes-desed to be
IeDOricd
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DE- Young Friends of lrelands-A meeting Of
the above Society viii be held on this Thusday) evening
Nov th ut ~ o'clock ut the Shakespeare HO,e cor oil WI
liam and Duane ss puneua attendance OF the members
is earnestly requested. By order -
nj IL. CHARLES McC. DELANY, Sec'ry.
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NOW READY,
The Second Edition, enlarged and improved.
A TREATISE
on THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF
L A N ID = GA Z u ID + IN n G.;
IVES ACADEMY OF MUSIC,


All Hnuston-str
very fine class of Ladies and Gentlemen formed
n on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, NJ O'Clock The
of instruction will comprise exercises Time and into
natonResdng at sight and the performance OF various
The next lesson this hursdny) evening Glasses u Sing
Also private lessons in Singing and Playing M 3tls'
EyENING INSTRUCTION in Latin. Greek, French,
EBook keeping and Mathematics, will be given to young
in the Ninth Ward, near the junction OF Hammond and
Greenwich streets. For further information apply al The Drug
g Store, ut the of Greenwich and Hammond sts M 81
A CLASS IN CHEMISTRY will be organized ut the
N Of the Mechanics Institute, basement of the City
Hail. on Friday evening Nov; 18th Persons DESTROYS to at
tend the of lectures TO be delivered before the above
class will do well TO obtain their tickets during the present
week. TemsTickets admitting members of the Institute
the course Of fourteen Lectures. 81 do n.membe, g.
Tickets mqy be obtained OF the ctuny al the OF the Ia
at T. j. BrowBI, bootoro of Broadway md
Beecker.st. and nj Nos 22l and % Bleeckerst 1t.
t. TO educate md DESTROYS Of finding for them location
removed from the er imfhenccs attending residence
the ein,ty 9ta large Cty respectfully invited to the
School for general Education which 1t believed will.
inquiry be found 10 combine advantages both physea and
mental equal not superior 70 my other establishment in this
at Mess Roe Lockwood 4ll B5ondway hessg. Miles &
ms 3tB' WM Fl. DUFF, A. NJ. Principal
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No. nr. II. Ktmbalrs Mineral Teeth.-The

IT DIR. FL. KtmbalFs mineral Tceth.-lh ne
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the value
SET upon them by those who have them together with
their known INTRINSIC the great mas OF teeth
that ara made tht country. have induced Dr kmoa 10
ply demand for them TO any extent he has been
confirmed ia design by the uniform success which has Ct
tended his pruclce this department oil his profession and BY
the high that have passed upon these teeth by
many our distinguished citizens Wit are now wearing
them by OF the most eminent Physicians and Dem
list. ofihs city who have spontaneously offered me most am
ME Testimonials to their excellence These teeth and Will
Continue To be made by Dr. Kniba e1eusrav for has
praeoe they set the most elegant manner upon heavy
bne The highest utility with the greatest possible comfort They
are to he unsurpassed by any that made the
Tinted states and are guaranteed all cases fit perfectly
and to answer the that atela Teeth can be made
70 answer D. Kmba wishes be particularly noted thai
his arrangements Gre such will enable HIM To oer these
teeth mad in style above mentoHed at ne SANE pT1ee
be seen at his house. No. 81 Broadway near spnng street.
ole lmisy<
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Below.
Ne vessels in sight from the HiGhlands at sunset.

At Iyicn Oct s. brig osceola. Morgan, for New York. dg;
% touch al Gibraltar
At bordeaux sh u barks st Andrew, Rich, for New Or
cans lst; Averon Jordan for NYork 18th: Caao Hnynes
for Charleston soon,
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Total exports. s4'oso
The following Philadelphia Banks have made

The sales Of Stocks Yesterday at Boston were !:
shares Globe Bank lo3 % Chare,town Branch Railroad 81
$50 East Boston dividends; ~ shares East Boston Com
pany ll3x rs do llA IS 90, sosm, Wnnsmmet Co.
a3: New England Worsted Co, 81 do 90: 81 do bo2O
Wesrp Railroad s 5s % s. q Reading R1ilITSSq Ui
ceste, Raroad 7a 200 do 79 50 do, bolm 7sS 100 do
bolm 79; so do bolod 79l Is do 49, 50 do. boah 1s
At Boston very little change in solid investments
ba, been noticed during the week. Dividend Railroads are
renenv firm at full rates and have advanced Eastern
in demand at H. und Hampshire 49, advance as there
confident assurance of per cent; dividend in Janunry-
Worcester shade higher un6 Concord firm at IS advance
Taunton Branch has receded little In Factory Stocks the
transactions have been SMALL except N E. Worsted, which
has been sold a, S sddend of 95 per cent. Off equal
to ~ l2.
We are gra:ifed to learn that ell obstacles and
bindrances onward movement and immediate orcnniza
ton Of the Battleboro Railroad Company have been over
come and on the 2l,, its officers TO be chosen IN
Boston.
Whale Oil and WhaeSone into the Omitted States for October
Icl
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claimants Of Natural Philosophy;
Lectures on Geology.

Doctor LyEL Lectures on .acon
~ nst Of tke asrts Crust explanations IL also coz
tains 70 Geology not before
~. Psiod Volcanic Period Eruption Of Coseguna Mount
Dor Lecture H. The Earth strata Marine Strait fenod.
iii USbeaysl and subsdsnce of the Earth Naples Temple
Of Serspis Monte Nunyo Lecture w. Coral Reefs Coral
tscftTe v Origin of Coal. Lecture vi. Fossil
Eooints Lecture vii Recession Of the Falls Of Nigga
r. Lecture VIII, Boulder. and Iceberg.
y. shoy. !. a,o added in this edition, Sketch OF the
f.etuTe Of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered before The
Tenn Of Natural History the 9Th OF December a,t on
-. D6Tent Races OF Men Price IS cents; 1--WE copies foI
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~ Price n eauced to Fifty Cents per bot

e-THE TRICOPHEROUS is universally admired md
acknowledged be the best and cheapest article for nourshnc
uces and hair ut late period OF fe frees It
from souri, and renders the most harsh and dLY h1 a. so Us
tive formation, unpaired by the summer; hea violent sS
erc,e or the relaxing tendencies OF the ball room, SC To
children it invaluable it lays foundation for beautiful
head Of hair. ,-.. -.
stairs beware of the counterfeit sold at one dollar NJ lms
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O,Connell's Ireland!

Memoir Ireland, Native and SaIon tseeond sanGn,l
6y DANIEL O'CoEsELL NJ with lfzeress Of INC aHt"ef
Price IS cents; Ave copies for 81.
NJ Price per single copy Is Postmas"uremtfins
VIC D'1- va" GREELEY q McELRATH,
Trihu Buidiurx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-07

ny- Rev. A. niahan, President of Obsrln Collegiate
Institutes wprench Mt the Medical College Crosby street ia
evening at O'Clock Christians of every invited to
hear OF the I" full sairation.' Seats free. mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-07

n~ Best Swedish Lceches mt 129d cts. apiece
,s, raca;yed and Gr sale at DELI NC DtPtlYS success
sors to Place Sou.d. No. Park Row and Isl Broadway
tsd as,ibie IVORY PATENT NIIRSE for infants use
Nipple and Breast Shields and Pap Jelly for breast
for sale rs above, wholesale and RETAIL 90 3taw3mR'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-07

0- Notice.-Al persons cautioned against haIborns
mr. Trusting the crew of the Swedish bark Adelaide. Captain
Stahrc from Gese debts of their contracting will be
mid BIZ the Captain or Consignees. no NV