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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

REPORT from Sag harDott-
y We had III the time oil lis destruction az Ie
great re at Sag Harbor the 18th Nov lo4o one OF
ers Patent Saamander Safes, purchased of Mr. Hsnng,
1883 Water-sl NewYoTk, i'll Dec. 1872 The sale iel lno
The cellar and remained there until The store and
were entirely consumed The Safe exposed 10 erea
heal Produced by the OIL candles, drugs, &c stored II our
cellar And upon opening found all our DooHs, Pc
peers and several hundred dollars III Back onls' III so
order. -. ,,or,.,, IN TN.
We take great pleasure in making THIS statement 70 ue
public and In recommending TO them Wl!Gers aten'
andr Ss:s a. fully entitled 10 their Confidence We
have purchased another the same kiRd rom ~ ie,
ng i5g Wserst who now The proprietor iof e osse
of and we never intend 10 be without one Oh me
genuine Patent Schumacher Safes. g. y IL huNITiSG
Sag Harbor, Suffolk Co. L. l., N y NoA' -h ID 10 d. 49,,
The Safe can be seen al my s'os as ao ie one
ROW m. Snhk Co Bank exposed 10 the same great hfe
@ noticed some DAYS since They viii speak of themselves
SILAS C. HERRING l39 w aief.st. manufacturer OF
r9,2,y WIcers genuine ) .anItnder Fire Proof Safe.
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The only tue ca Pain Extractor be had al q
and ii no other place this city. See the
Of OF The Court OF Chancery tbs subject IN favor
maSSs 'tocs CO.. the only persons who know bow TO
ri ~ or have the nigh; sell it here it is warranted IN
SS Of burns, Sores scad head and for pains OF every
AA4S n22sod
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q Wait until ii lae slight colds, producing
PAIN and ighness about the lungs and chest shoua
eneyed al once by the Pink Syrup RON Il Cortana-sI
~ u e only safe too many have experienced
Nc Moarnul consequences of neglect Lei the living heed
disastrous results n22eod
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~ Ak AprEu has been MADE from the aeI ~ w
le Vice. Chancellor 10 the Chancellor OF me stag y. 80
V, IN nv. sui, az Daley VS. Comstpck Co 50 beware
Of Imposition BUY nothing called M hs !. "n The
49, ", 49, .S hnr RrInrlion price has never taken phce
With The genuine DALrys MAcG fAS nnsnTaoe and
c,.,t,hcs,ts gained by Dacys Save around H. Is
"s be- not duped. Le sight and suffering nave been
ga , nI rrta M 2s Futoast Sun Building NY Rl' eus
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yys- BInny'S TatcorHSRous-lt is a well ascerained
and at,,stei by the celebrated medical men, That
% unr can be preserved if timely careis taken to prevent
M aud 10 do this II is udspensaby necessary 10 de-
,rny Tho dantu souri, &c and 10 rIosen and noursh II
yi, somc,hng oi II stimulating nature There ID nothing
ever been discovered equal Barry's Trcopherous
~ l This which is very apparent from The incOnceivabe
success Il has me, with He therefore deems superhuous
10 enunerae lis qualities as they are SO universally know
MI over III. country. Prepared and sold by G. Barry,
Arts, In II air. li6 Broadway, Ut 80 cents per bottle
MA S.ts.ud
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FALL AND WINTER GOOD.

MINI T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tailora, I'm.
w por,ers of Cloths ard Cassmeres, Vesung &c, ~
Broadway, American Hotel opposite the tonnaiI are 10
receipt an extensive vi goods for all ana
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Frock Coas In OF
Tweeds sc. for OyerCoais, which will be made up
10 order through the aid OF as efficient corps OF cutters
economy TO which we would direct and in rendering The
STYLE and character Of garments such Us must hs
discriminating that our views Of cheapness not based
on the production Of any other than hr rate garments
such as have systsm OF small PROFITS and QUICK
who would really effect saving of the extra per csnago
levied under the credit system.
The attention directed tho Pantaloons department Hua
continue 10 offer Inducements those who appreciate nj
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goooS KEPT " o
Goats Panaloons Vests &c 10 answer the requirements
those who OF emergency may require nrst sle sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles great variety Scarts CInvah
handkerchief Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery under-Ves
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars NC &c SIS
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fUintfr Gashlcrls.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NHENS BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING
WI GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 Chalham.sl. corner OF
Pearl-Wil keep constantly on hand Fu LII and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions, made III tho
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE to which would respect
fully invite the OF those in want AS BIO has made
arrangements receive Cloths Cds'nHTe' Sg' &c. oy
vry nackr and has secured tho services OF experienced
Cutters he Piled yes himseo give perfect Satisfaction 10 all
who may purchase
- to, ,,nrtval,tb o3 eodsu
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CoopER,s NEW NOVEL.

COOPER'S NEW NOVEL.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY, the ChaAbearer or the Little
4 page Manuscripts by J. Fenimore Cooper, autho
Miles WallngfoId Saianstoe, The Spy &c. &c. vols
price IS cents. Published by
- BURGESS, STRINGER& Co.
r97Ir So2 Broad way, corner Ann.sL
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PERJURY.

~ An Honest Man is believed without oath, for
lr reputation wears for him. Xenocrsies man OF so
much truth aud fidelity, that the Ahenians gave him alone
the privilege that his evidence should be lawful without
swearing There is IL its city whose word is mol
only not believed when lie happens 10 speak the truth nut
who Toes not scp.e periue himself In reference 10 DR.
Smiths "SGgar Cos.ed Pills, and we would hold his name
up 10 public elenon, II not our object TO prove nun
nse liar in 4. Court OF Justice. In mean tile we
would respectfully inform Messrs Greeley McElrath, rs
well others that his statements MOI 10 be relied upon
Tor any thing he may say.
CAuTlox.-The advantage and right OF Sugar Coating
Pills belong ercli;ey Dr. Snth as will be seen by line
following: 80 o.,
Received this l7th day Of June, 1884, from Dr. g. Ben
amin Smith the fee Of $50 paid his application TOR pat
ent fora Pill coated with sugar.
H. l.. ELLSWORTH, Commissioner OF Patents
Cfice 10 Greenwich 81. Naree brick blockl II
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~ Rev. Thos. l.. Harris will preach in the Uni
yersas Church in Elzabeth-s Walker, tomorrow
morning half past To- and o'clock in The evening Seals
provided for strangers. IL
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Court Calendar.

COMMON PLEAs-Monday.-No s. 81, 80, 81, 49, l.
s,ll. II, 20.
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nLE BULL, DE MAYER, Templeton kc-.seals
~ can be secured the Concerts of Ole Bull De Meyer
TempIeon any Of the OrsIoros at any crowded lee
ture, no how great the rush) by one OF Brown
Co.'s Cane Chairs These articles little larger than
the ordinary cane and be Immediately opened into
chair They VIII be found invaluable accompaniment to
those obliged 10 be late al concerts or crowded as
embes the possessor can place them IN any desaoc
position. For sae wholesale and retail by
u22 JOHN J. BROW N j. ". lZZ + uIlou-eL
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IF- Particular NOtice.-Those persons about break
ing housekeeping having furniture of description
dispose Of VIII Ind ready sale any portion or al OF
teir goods by sending calling upon The subscr-
bers lpls lmisl Il. COTTON X co. No. ri Ann-s-
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u Hon. CHARLES II. CARROLL was seriously
Injured by the upsetting of stage near Wooster OHIO
afew days since. He is in this city SO mucn lnds-
posed that feared he will be able to be at Wash
ingon at the opening of the session The injury is
severe cut on the head. Koch. Dem
TEXAS NoLuNrEERs.-Capt. Forno and his gal
liant band of volunteers landed Levee yesterday
on Arkansas Bay, where they have been soourninS tor
the last three months nearly n, .. Pic 18th.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-We under
stand DR.. RABER has been nominated for Congress by
the Wings of the Hid Congressional District to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of WASHING
Ton Poe, Esq. The selection is good one and we
have no doubt he will be triumphany elected lie GER
'aniy will be, if the Wings do their duty. Saw. Rep
FIRE IN THE STATE PRIsoN.-About o'clock
on Sabbath morning the carriage shop in the State
frison was discovered to be fire, which in about an
hour and a half was entirely consumed Most of the
sock on hand and considerable unfinished work was
also burnt There being little wind, the other buildings
were saved Windsor (Vt) Chronicle.
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Books.

RICH AND ATTRACTIVE NUMBER!
THE GOLDEN RULE, Weekly Gazette oil oaa- = e.
L lovSsip Popular Literature, Ar and Amusement Is
published al p Aun-st every Saturday ST cents mum
b-r payable 10 the carriers or 8 50 IN advance hs SUD
scTibers g 10 advaccr. The following the contents or
Saturday, Nov. y;
Address delivered The Institution OF Rhinebeck Lodge
No le2, July 10, 1915, By Geo. W. Leach ~ D. late D. D.
GIN
and EncArnnnenls under the jurisdiction OF the o. L. u
with returns of the October Ele on, far received
presented all subscribers OF the Golden hhie- EN'a
s. The New Volume, to commence 9Th December, an.
nouHcing and attractive features important ~ INC
/. P Grand Sire Hopkins and the Covenant-asiaek and
defence.
s. OddF fellowship in Nchigan-interesdng letter. also
letter from Phiadelphis correspondent ,.r
{. Complimentary supper Grand Secretary Treadwel
guests-a full account OF this ane affair
The Literary Department is also well h!ed WIN Iaiss
Sketches Poetry Varieties and Amusement for tho FAMILY
circle. [rt' Z. WINCHESTER, "a Ann-st
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED
TNHE RHINE. By Victor Hugo. Nos forming No
i S and o; the Foreign Library Beautifully printed
1.-THE legends introduced are entertaining ard the de-
scptons marked by anciu associations and we may say
novel eaiures"-Ln Gazette Published and for sale by
Il WILEY < PUTNAM isl Broadway
ENGLISH PAPERS.
ID tie arrival OF The Britannia we lave received auli as
ID sortm-nt Of
The London illustrated News,2 dates.
The Pictorial Times, = dates.
Pucch. dates.
Bells Life, latest date.
Wilmer Smith OF the 4h inst
The Dublin Nation, ? dates
By this steamer we have received full supply OF all The
above papers, Persons wishing subscribe for any OF tne
above papers or any paper OF ppscsve their subscriptions
and regularly mail their papers on the arrival OF each ssa
er For sale wholesale and Isssil STR1SGER
n22lt % Broadway, corner Ann-st.
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~ "a ana IIainn indow shades.A lew para u
areIy new styles VIII no exhibited by NIL \ ~. NJ
kER Importers and Manufactures o' a "n- Mnudav
Moaniinss' iSi e4a' ms
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nEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL AFLOAV.
The subscribers lhs day dischaIgins very nPesi
or lot of hes, Peach Orchard Egg size Coal from INC 9p'
vein nj so cents less than yard prices =, ~
rss W. 4. TAUSLOW, 10 Cherry and ITO Mulberry ss
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HEAVY GALE AND DAMAGE BY FIRE.-At about
II o'clock last evening the wind which had been blow
ing mildly down the lake reshened to gale, and at the
onen, of writing (3 A NJ is still undated The water
in the lower part of the is level with the to"
path OF the canal and some fear may be entertained Oh
snl further rise.
The alarm bells have just ceased ringing for fire. which
proved however false alarm arising from the firing up
OF the steamboat Empire lying at the foot OF MAh'st:
whose officers fearful OF damage their boat in case OF
food were prudcnily endeavorng to guard against 1t
By moving the boat up the creek, which they did
Il A. M-Since the above, we have had another
alarm. The sparks from the tunnels of the Empire
blew in at tine open windows of the Ohio Buildings
and kindled in The lofts; but the fire was soon eXtn'
gushed without much damage The wind hss some
what aba,ed and the water has fallen nearly loot
VESSEL AsuogE-We are informed by the mate OF the
Empire that vessel name unknown, was seen 10 go
ashore about o'clock, JUS, below the North pier As
no one OF course has been 10 her. we can procure no
particulars. Buffalo Post.
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NrnTICE IL hereby given hs; al persons indebted TO
he estate of JONAS WELLINGros late Of the City OF
Albany an absconding concealed debtor are 20
an ,rrount of al debts sums of money OWING Dy
iSm pay the sam, 10 the cubscTDes
Sny appoptsd OF s estate OF said debtor IN poI
The statute on or before the End day OF January,
Isis NJ The oce OF Il G. Wheaton, No. IS StstesIeet In
b civ Of Albany and all persons having IN their posses
% ny nroo.ry or effects of such debtor required 70
h same 10 tho subscribers Trustees as Aforesaid
or ore Inc dag aforesaid, the place aforesaid and all
os b.yog Claims or demands against said debtor
70 rsotred 10 present the before day, az
,S amr uluce to The said Trustees ofhepD sied
Albany November 10th, 1916.
A4'aA'' -''' EDWARD ARTCHER,
-, 50, 5 I; p H %1fkFss Trustees,
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SAILED

Ship Mary Frances MobiIe.
Banks Julia. Mobile; Condor 81 Croix; Averon, Ber
,uuda and others.
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!. EE & CO.'S Premium Wire Window Shades, tire
SCREENS Sc for which they have received the highest
nreiuu, for The las, three years al the Fair OF he Amef
can Institute are manufactured In greater perfection than
heretofore oil any size or paefa required Once no. 10
Esr ar 5TJ Broadway. H. =.
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tFS- Sermons 10 the Youna.-The second in the
course being delivered 10 the Young in the
T. E. Free Church OF the Holy Evangelisis Fsndewhter.
between Frankfort and Pearl sts will be preached o-nor
row evening, 2Si inst by Rev. Kingston Goddard The
third in the by Rev Benjamin Haight Service 10
comEerce N O'Clock precisely. IL
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no rurIAnIEs.
aun lnycd in hls heart each rinsIet that eurlel

yllc loved In hls heart each rnglet that curied
nwpbcr cxousiic neck the throne OF the world"
,yha, I. more becoming young lady than uXariani
,rr..,sf ladies whose hair may have become ihnned or
weakened would do well 10 apply Phaons Chemical Hair
luyornor for thick silky head OF hair Will be the result
lt,u fact generally known 10 ladies that common pc
,nsdcs nc matter what high sounding name is applied 10
thm are luxurious They clog the pores and weaken Inc
hntr consequently toilet is complete whou: the invso
ra,or which keeps the scalp perfectly healthy and no'He
the hair Prepared by Z Phalca, GA Broadway
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RIO JANEIRO.

RIO JANEIRO.
4 GENTLEMAN about to visit the above city for a few
~ months charge OF any business entrusted 10
him Manufacturers of goods, machinery &c. adapted TO
the BraziH will find this favorable opportunity. Apply
10 PHELPS, DODGE * Co. 10 Clit-sL nlS lweodls'
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IT, Clothing.-Geo.A Hoyt 4 Co. No. - bowery
near Bayard-sL) keep constantly hand very large as
sorunenI ready made Clothing, adapted 10 mems youth
and chdren's made fashionable style aud which
they viii sell either wholesale retail for cash. 81 great
~ reduced prices.
Garments made To order in Inc very best style a. very
short notes and with puncGAi:y. o35 lmis
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70 The Rev. Stephen IL. Tying, ID. ID. Rector
of ST Georges Church. VIII preach the stated Quarterly
IN me Church Of the Epiphany in sianonsL be-
Essex and Norfolk Sunday evening next Nov
sd Service commence al O'Clock. A collection VIII
be made the benefit OF the Church. in which all the seats
,r. C,.a IL
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Amusemenrs.

OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERT.
ole BULL, in grateful compliance with the published
" request OF numerous Ladies' and Gentlemen OF this
ciy will give Concert AZ Tie Tabernacle, on wednesday,
the 18th lust Il will be his last public appearance before
he leaves the country with heart warm with gratitude Tor
the hospitality and friendship shown him ever since his hrst
arrival MI Sits
Is7ABERNACLE-FOK ONE NIGHT ONLY.
! L TEMPLETON
win give Grand Musical Entertainment at the Taberna-
ce' on Monday ey gFMs S 6S I I 55 entitled
In the course OF which will be introduced the following
! 'e'''''' Jessie, the Flower o. Dumbane."
Old fowler"
Black Eyed SusaH."
"The Bonnie Breast Knots"
"a Mans Man for a That"
1.-THE Last Words OF Marmion."
Scots Wha' Haze"
"The Bay OF Biscay"
Z" love her, how love her.
r7- Tickets Fify CentsTo be had al the Music Stores
| and at the door. .,s ,.,r,;r.,s.,
Books OF The ords be had the doorprce l cents
r- Mr. Templeton will also give Concert al the BROOK.
Ign Institute, Tuesday Evening Zoin instant an9 sh
WASH, washington fiat' t''"a'A nl$ Sits
TSAIMU,s OPERA HOUSE.-Monday, November
The OIrna European Sereneders Messrs. Germon Stan
wood, Harrington, Pelham aud White respectfully an,
bey have arranged the above house for few evenings
and viii commence Series Of Concerts on Monday Even.
ing Nov 2lh on which occasion will be opened budget
of new songs Gees Chouses, Refrains Des Burlesque
Lectures, &c No.. .,an.,, cor
For particulars see programmes boots oPoH
cert at7t O'Clock n.1
NTIBLO'S-Grand Scientific Illusion-HERK ALE1-
~ ANDER the German Magician, extremely grateful for
the peu,e success invariably experienced oegs 10
announce that, consequences of the nightly sun
rrods he Is pleasing induced 10 remain iof S2 se
Commencing Monday, Nov. l7h and finally Closing
Saturday, Nov I'd =, 10. =, a, narir,ents In
Chemistry, Pneunaucs, Opeos' NaAu
Magic. man =, 7 performance com.
TlcAets my Scnl'' N NIL
mences at7i o'clock.
.Ia.0IRA--No $50 Broadway, Saturday evening,
"A Nov 22d-The Manager has effected an engagement
,vb Miss 81 Clair the celebrated English Siby and MONS
phlippe The highly talented French Magician poctor
vsenne will introduce some OF his most humorous DC
,,nestions OF eccentric character Performance to COM
m.nce AT IL o'clock Admission 25 cents. MI zus'
MEXICAN MUSEUli.-Eyery Day and Evening
Aims week commencing Monday Nov IL, loio79plen-
did performances every afternoon al O'CLOCK ano every
evening al haf-past T. The manager hns reengaSed e
living male Orsng Ouiang for another week ne WIZ Do VIZ
ibe al all hours Also engaged the Dissoying Views ea
ChIoma,ope Also engaged the inimable DroIlerst Mi.
WincbrlI together with the Blind Fiddler Mr. VIM w m-
lock; Mr Merriheld Mrs. Mefriheld Inc pahcns "e'
and Mada.ne Rockwell, are engaged %, ,
Admission Is cents. Children under ~, l.t cens'
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;11IE|TIL HAIR WORK

NK\A1IENTAI. HAIR WUKk.-Ine al OF
~ making flowers OF different knds TFeaihs &c out OF
iSa Snrno.I near Sullivan. Families DESTROYS of having
The hair Of ,heT deceased friends puI up 10 yTeas or Other
bonrs for racbiD The ART 70 pupils from 10 10 II A. NJ
LUIS NJ S"N--"o - Wis
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rR- Religious Notice.-Tbe Rev DR.. J. F. Dufbin
viii preach NJ T. Church corner OF Madison hnd JAIN
crime ais on next Sabbath sd in The morning and
evening" and the Rev VIM Roberts, oil Ne-J er-ey II me
afternoon; and collection Will be taken up aef each ser
vice, 10 aid IN the support Of the Gospel IN tlai place.
p NJ. MI us
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u sermons 10 the Oung.-A course OF Sermons
Young viii be delivered IL the Z. L. Free Church OF
The Holy Eyangesis, Yandewaer-sL between Frankfort
and Pearl SIS The Sunday evenings oil November De-
ce,nber aud January The second IN The course VIII be
preached Sunday evening the sd inst by Rev Kingston
Goddard. Servic. commence b. O'Clock precisely II
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rSr The Hnrbingcr, No. q, THIS Day published,
contains Miscellany The New erusaein and other ina
lnDsery Swedenborg and Fourier, concluded two CHAP
tes GEORGE Sands Consueo; Charac-
Ter OF Fourer's Writings; Review hewefs Mofa!iy AND
Poliiz; Testers Artist Merchant and Statesman bush
Syyed.nborr Library; Musical Review The Vriuoso Age
in Music The New School OF Pianlsts and Vionisls con-
.inued Editorial Eugene Sue, No Etzlers Machine
~ The ivory Christ For sale by BURGESS STRING
Err, WM h GRAHAM, aud others. Pnce { Cts nj p
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COOPER'S NEW NOVEL.
BURGESS STRINGER Il co. have in press, and will
Id publish on Saturday I'D November, The Chainbearer
or The ritlepage Manuscripts. By j. Fenmore Cooper,
Esq author Of Salansloe spy, "Paihhnder'' Two
AdInirnlsp &c. In tvgo volumes. Price IS cents
O bid our vain endeayors cease,
Revive the just designs of Greece;
Return in all thy simple state,
Confirm the tale her relate. Colllns.
BURGESS, STRINGER co. e22 Broadway,
non 9,;s corner Anil-st.
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Boston anrtion Sales.

DY T.P. d. @. RICH, SO and 50 Broadsreet Bos'
Dion EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Doors, SHOES BaoGASs AND HArs-NEEK SALLs--
Every case Will be sold without reserve.
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
LEATHER, Ic.-Soe and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, L
rngs Bindings Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
Liberal cash adj vsnces made
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rs- Cbenp Roofs aud Shoes.-The sub

II Cheap Boots aud Shoes.-Ihe subscriber Il
sonleni oi city made Boots suitable for the present
season, at prices varying from 81 % 10 st. DE
would particularly recommend tie Boots lie sells a. - ~
and 81 which VIII longer Than those usually sod at
other places u s. aud 50.
Boots Shoes made 10 order on the shortest notice,
handsome yet easy Ii, being guaranteed Drawings taken
OF the foot pair lasts made and kept Tor each Gus
toner. -.
OF delivery. JOHN L. Wal hINo, III , T aHon-sL
nS imseod between Nassau AID !" Iiiaiu SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

EF Course of Lectures to- the Soung.-The
seventh lecture this Will be delivered by the Rev
DR.. BETHUNE of Philadelphia in the North Dutch Church
corer Of William and Fulton Sabbath evening
Nov. 25-Service 10 commence at O'clock
Subject Of the spiri, OF the world with The
spin; OF Christianity NJ lt'