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

RAvRE, OCT 30 demonstrating deserving partic
ular notice has occurred in market during the past
week The demand for Cotton has been, generally
speaking pretty regular but without any animation hav
ing been displayed. Holders nevertheless maintain
firm attitude, and prices well supported at our quota
tons.
P S-Since writing the foregoing. we have been put
in possession of letters by aforementioned steamer
which left Boston on the 10Th inst. Our market mme
diatey assumed animated aspect and $500 bales Uni
ted States Cottons, amongst which some lots OF new
growth sold from fr rs SO 10 g. were disposed of for
home use at an improvement OF about fr on some quail
ities The following were the sales effected viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

F The Governor of Mississippi has appointed
JOSEPH w. CHALMERS to the sea, in the u s. SEN
ate vacant by the resignation OF Mr.. WALKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

r. Two Performances take place to-day at the Ameri-
Museum, o'clock. ufiernoon hnf past in
the evening. The Dssolvng Views, with Wiuchell and
the res, Of the talented company will assuredly attract
crowded houses cope CHILLY the Orang Outnng will be
Visible at al hours, BIO n day and evening.
ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENApEgs-PAMos OrEsA
HovsE-We again rrinind feowcltxeus OF the treat
reserved for them Monday evening nj Palmos when
Mcssrs Germon ssawood. Harrington Pelham aud White
Will again for lew nights display those mutchleas musical
powers that have hitherto contributed SO 10 the
general al ussmeai OF Ill glasses : = "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

r1- Noticc.-The name OF the hrm OF " ANT SU =.
EDWARDS Co" having been this day cnaAseas y a..ls
lua CONSENT the business VIII De hereafter en-
The, name ard firm Of ANTHONY, CLAllh = ,sstb
2I7 Broadway N y And Is hereby gwen 10 !.
subscribers are the only persons duly o( E
cur any liability TRANSACT any business 10 t uTE0SY
said firm. Ep" AM
New-York, Nov. 2pih 1915. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

e Dr. JOSEPH H. PEYroN member elect from
the Nashville District Tenn is dead-so says the
Nashville Banner Of the 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

r. DIR. Bostwick, .-,
n,l lw. t9 Ofice, No. as Chanabers-'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

GEoRaIA-Mr. Grieve, Publisher of the Medge
vile Recorder, elected State Printer by the Lee
gslnture of Georgia on the 18th inst. The vote on
the last ballot stood for Grieve, (W) IS; Smith, of
Sandersyie Telegraph Loco,) ga; blank s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

" The Kingston Democratic Journal Wing
coes 70 US this week greatly enlarged and improved in
its appearance. We to glad to this evidence OF
it, prosperity and hope the Wings of Ulster will now
giveit wider circulation than ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

H- Prof. DoD Of Nassau Hall, Princeton, n. J..
departed this life between aud o'clock P. NJ on Thurs.
day His death will he deeply felt in NewJersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
I,ivcrnool Corn Markct-ocr. 81.

The duty on Foreign Wheat is reduced this week 10
los that Oats S. Peas to is cd per quarter and
on Foreign Flour 9s It'd per barrel Since our report
of Tuesday last have received fair supply OF Wheat
from Ireland hut of other produce thence the arrivals are
very unimportant those coastwse being extremely light
aud the imports from abroad. fresh IN for to-day are
chiefly confined TO about 1900 quarters Wheat from the
Baltic and Mediterranean. with 22j3 barrels OF Flour
from the United States and Canada Under the eNpecta-
ton Ministerial interference by al an early a0o-
lition or abatement of duties, the Corn trade generally
within this day has been in state OF uncertainty,
the holders of free Wheat desiring though not manifest
ing undue anxiety, to SELL while those OF bonded nave
been fully alive the probability OF further improve
ment iii the value of their stocks Beyond hoatlng cargo
or two little has, however, been done since Tuesday,
whether in free bonded produce generally no atera-
ton prices observable Being still IN suspense as
10 the exact measures which Government may decide
upon relative TO the future rate OF duties our market TINS
morning was extremely nanmate, entirely prec!uding
any extensive operations depressing in degree
the value of nearly Ill free articles OF the trade In the
few limited sales of Wheat which took place decline OF
I'd per 70ib conceded and sack Flour receded ls
per $50 To- whilst Canadian though equally dull con-
tinued be held late prices Barley Malt and Beans
moved Oft slowly barely the terms last noted Peas
and Indian Corn being nearly without inquiry were
nomin lily cheaper Oats and Oatmeal. psrucipatng IN
the general Ian of the trade the former was offered
I'd per 45io and the latter Is per 2iOo below tue cur
rent rates of Tuesday Notwithstanding the depression
in the free market bonded Wheat and Flour were held
with rmness, at somewhat higher prices, at WHICH, now
ever, sales OF moment transpired
From Liverpool Times Nov. T.
PRovIsIoNs-The American Provision trade presents
no very striking OF Beef there only limited
quantity the market and holders appear anxious 10
dispose ofhe stock hand before the arrival OF the new
Pork is dull notwi thstanding the small supply in the
hands of the trade the result is mainly attributable TO
the unhappy state of matters in Ireland where the
farmers have been compelled 10 force their stocks TO
sale There has been Cheese brought TO the ham.
rner at public sale but only half OF the quantity offered
found purchasers and that at reduction OF IS per cwt
The market is bare OF Lard and the price s high, owing
to the state of the Butter market. The Woo! OF the
United continues find customers in England and
this br anch of trade is improving indeed there ap-
pears to be no bounds the consumption OF article
which never until recently formed article OF expor
tatinn from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

BEEsaAs's ORIGINAL GENUINE PULMoSic SYRur'ccd1,
celebrated remedy Tor me Of Consumption, ms
Coughs Diseases Of lne Lungs, Liver Complaint ana
pepsa can DC had Us usual, 9! the Old establishes n d
lie PROPRIETOR No. i9t Coftand-sL one ooof oe nsOt
rurlur OF CrtenWlch-sL W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

Mr.. GEO. vAvDENHorF-The friends OF this gentle.
man will be glad announced his frat Lecture for
tho season at the Clinton Hall for Tuesday Ersain next
lie is also engaged deliver Course OF Lectures at the
brooklyn Iusitu,e. Ills opening Lecture there Thurs.
day evening las; WA crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

y The Stean-Propeller Massachusetts, left Iiv
erpoo the 22d of October and three days in the
channel since which she has had very rough weather.
passenger informs the Commercial that her long pas
sage in consequence of the English being insult
ed for her CRATES which nearly destroyed by the
clnker. The coal taken in ssLiverpoo they obg
cd abandon and throw overheard in order get the
American anthracite remaining from her outw ard pas
sage This prevented their making steam to advantage
more than or DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
Liverpool Cotton Mnrket-ocr. "a.

We have passed dull week in our Cotton market
Occasionally little investment on speculation mas taken
nsc, and given nomentary interest 10 our proceed
ing but the demand for the most part has been conhneo
10 small parcels for immediate consumption It was gen.
orally understood that the Manchester market also on
Tuesday last especially for manufactured goods was du
and heavy Yarns and the Spinning trade were much as
before The effect of this continued duiness upon our
prces has been reduce long staped descriptions such
az Brazis and Egyptians I'd per pound and the market
for American likewise be considered point lower
s,iI when we compare the actual business now doing
with that which done fortnight ago. We ind diff
cuIry in reducing the scale OF these kinds Possibly an
increased demand might induce the holders to throw
their stocks upon the markets for sale "hich u
they seem reluctant do. $500 American have been
AIKEN on speculation The total amount of sales for the
week was ll,3iu bales.
From the Circular of the United Brokers.
The trade continues still purchase sparngly and in
the absence of any farther advices from the United
States speculation is limited the market therefore, re
mains heavy but with the exception of Brazil which has
declined ID per ID. no farther reduction can be quoted
in prices generally There have been taken on specus
ton 500 American. Sales OF the week lI,34O bales
OcT 3-Long staped Cotton is rather lower than last
week. Egyptian OF common quality Is more decidedly
So say ID. ID per 10. and Brazis slightly but the
great bulk of American qualities remain in price much
Us before the OF the market being in favor Of the
buyer The limited demand small amount OF our actual
transactions and the almost entire absence OF specua-
ton have OF course produced their usual effects upon
the market generally and we close as We began the
week that is with every appearance OF quietness out
with great pressure TO Sell The accounts oy the last
steamer give US no reason TO expect any short coming in
the crop bu, the contrary there appears to be every
fair ground or supposng that America will produce affair
and abundant quantity of Cotton $500 American nave
been taken on speculation and $50 for export. Total
amount OF sales for the week, 1000 bales.
Although the accounts received By the Cambria arc
generally considered favorable for holders yet as the
demand continues on most limited scale, both from the
trade and spectators. the market very heavy
appearance and prices of most kinds are ID. per To-
lower within the pas, fortnight Spectators have taken
80 900 American. and exporters 100 American. The
sales of the week comprise 1000 bales.
Nov 3-The market still keeps dull; prices, howev-
er, are maintained with considerable hrmness Inc
sales since Friday last are $3.50 bales the whole OF
which have been taken b. the trade spectators may
be said to have retired from the market pro ten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

F Rev GEORGE BOURNE. well known in this
city for his jealous opposition Slavery and Popery
died suddenly of apoplexy in the Office Of the Ch-san
Tsniasszeey, on Thursday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

e In the list of passengers by the Britannia, We
are pleased to sec the name of VIM. C. Bryant, ESQ
Editor of the Evening Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

II The celebration occasion of the erection
of the Caldwell MONUMENT win take place at
Ehzabet htown, New-Jersey, on Monday Gath inst.
The services will commence at o'clock, P. NJ. An
address will be delivered by Rev. DR.. MILLER,
with other appropriate exercises. The venerable
John Quincy Adams was expected to take part in
the ceremonies, but the feeble state of his health it
is feared, will prevent him from being present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
Loudon Corn nInrkct-Nov. 8.

The supply of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent
and Suffolk. pretty good; little business was how
ever transacted in consequence of the uncertainty as
what steps government will take respecting the Corn
laws The sales effected were at decline OF Is. per
quarter bonded was held previous bu. did not
meet brisk inquiry Mating Barley is Is. lower while
grinding maintains its Talue. Beans and Peas lind a
ready sale at firmly quoted rates. Flour meets dull
3ss and American in bond Bis. TO 33s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

A BLUSDER-The Courier and Enquirer con-
POUNDS Hon. STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS, of Salem, Mass. a
distinguished member Of the Wing party, with Wendell
Philippe of Boston, "a well known and able Abolition
aor" and gavely quotes passage from one of his re-
lectures against Texas the confession of lead
ing Aboltonist' 1t is well sometimes for
know what he is talking about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

w The Britaania's Ners was in the hands of
the Flour and Cotton spectators yesterday after
noon having been brought from Providence by the
Neptune to which place it was expressed from Bos-
ton in advance of the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

II Hon. EDWARD EVERETT has consented to
take the Presidency of Harvard University and will of
course be choscn. We think no better selection could
have been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

u The ladies of Virgins. who have united to
raise money TO of Henry Clay. announce
that they have been successful in obtaining the necessary
tands and that they have selected Joel Hart native
of Kentucky to make the statue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

The accounts from the Sister Island Tor some days
pas. as regards the potato crop, Of very serious
and aiar ming character The failure is dreadful in the
me- and the prospects before The great majority OF
Ine lower classes truly horrfying The authorities at
Dublin Castle seem 10 have directed their attention to
me matter Commissioners have been employed 10 Wis
!. tns different provinces and report his Excelen.
Tune these reports tho mos. discourarng charac
yer WIN people so stepped in poverty rs the irish
ste ana oisconiened with the powers that be- is
gnuui 10 contemplate the consequences of scarcity
Inc numerous railways likely be in progress OF for
marion next summer, and during the course Of the pres
en WINTER Will ne doubt, materially to alleviate
much OF the suffering that would otherwise ensue
The agitation for Repeal is still carried on, Since
the sailing OF The las, American steamer number Of
monster meetings and repeal banqucts have taken place
q; al! OF which the Lberaor figured commandment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

To-DAY's OUrsrpE-Firs. Page-The Beauty OF Pesea
by Mrs Child; Miscellaneous News News by The Massa
chaseia-FoarM Paee-Tbe Governor of Vermont on
Peace; Sales Of Stocks Marine News List OF Letters
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Medical AdVi0a.

nOCTOR LAMERT il still conldentiay consulted al hb
~ old ocs - Gold between Fulton Beskmsn
all diseases Of deca natures his treatment being mild anc
judicious requires neither mercury. restraint in Diet hin
days
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, am
sing from irqaen indulgence Of the passions of ndscre
YOUTH and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
object being 70 restore the mentally and bodily to that
state Of visoI nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
nt being the sast sometimes caused by mai
unnitatrd msdca petenders and by the negec
the parties themselves by the Dr. eestuay cured with
out pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being a the few qualified advertising Surgeon
IN the city guarantees perfect cure charge made Let
ers post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended and
dcne win aayic sent 20 part OF the United States
once Is Gold street. Open from A. NJ. to T. NJ.
hul1 lmrrc
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MAI.ADlES
THE AUTHOR Of the "PRIVATF TREATISE DR.

THE Author Of the !" PRIvATF TREATISE DR..
dlrI ssx @ .sS o pssh
ss Is.Jsss 70 y ss S Or Sy pS
say s Sc s ;i
ssG passing peculiar
most AMP ITS CURE
% md Of
the fact that structure frequently exists those who
viii e
% wcn enable one to whether ne has this com
Among other thing. remarked that was by no
Si fsia
Ses SHOULD Be s on
ss directing q; d to ss sss q 81 f
early these a as @
fall upon the mind and system rather than the il
culiar belong and especially when they
s be lost sigh, Of but Ia
sepx 70 sn msS WE'LL II. S
'si'IHy TT 81 | ; | Ia. been already
sS % Gss sos .ay IL ioS 4
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two can proceed from other whstever but certainly
aS F5sSf ~ AZ SfSs IL Hi
REMAINED INCURRED "A GonorrhGa, though not the
only by far the frequent Of Structure its
%'sh 4 ygs.:S .I,
case to state how long thus continue without producing
Structure, for naturally disposed Sic-
SIX s 1m
H''r i EFEc HAS THE
withdrawing is certain than the effect of Strlc-
sS s
o s ds yo
that he not active capable Of business formerly This
also serious effect though little understood but unques
uonab Indeed whoever considers the natural connection
Of mind and SEXUAL organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon these
the mind This however, better explained in 1.-THE Private
Treatise OF the author little volume which sent To
parts Of the world As the Of Structure proceeds the
witty Of mind invariably returns.
generally accompshedin very little time and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement
late in the treatment Of this complaint Indeed in the
hands OF proper and experienced this Of Structure
MONTHS Many persons consult the writer who bust
this for short time only but perfectly
though has been OF trouble aud anxiety years To
those who leave their homes the writer furnishes his own
which has an interesting chapter giving the
subject and written the paines and which, being
enclosed in little mahogany chest, be safely any
distance.
In Of the number OF petenders and books of
quackery which nies this city, he deems proper make
the following statement satisfactory ground Of confidence
strangers Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &C.
&C., h has published three editions OF work expressly these
complaints Also he has letters from the physi
Europe 70 the eminent Amercaas Sir Ashley
Coopr OF London, TO Dr. Mott, Of New York; DR.. Physc,
every Physician Of eminence this city Address Dr. Ralph
8B Greenwich street. jy29 Inns re
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RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
Rigs Ne

RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
BUGS, &c.
THE following certificates, Of thousands may give the
public idea of the usefulness Of the various prepa
tons, viz
The the building Wall street, was badly infested
with Cockroaches and application four weeks has
tirely dispersed them. (Sgned)
CHS. MOUNT.
have used Dr. Fs preparation exteminae aud mice
and have wonderfully succeeded clearing them from house
and yard after the first trial.
(Sgned) JOSEPH GUTENAN.
Dr. Feuchtwangers Fly Paper has been used by me with
nearly quart Of slain flies have collect
ed in fourdays, out of curiosity.
(Signed) C. VAN SCHOsAHOoN.
The bedbugs have been cleared from house. Hudson
street, efectually. (Signed) JOHN SOLOM0NS.
The yard the Of the Courier and Enquirer Office
been for infested by single application
efectually destroyed them.
caution against the various jealous limitations my genu
preparations for sale by Dr. Minor Broadway
and John street, Johnson vroom Fowler, 3Couandt ST.
and Chas. Ford, of Fourth and Wooster street.
rards Fancy Store s Grand street and Of the
jy7meodrec near William street.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DKCUUPEK,I II Duane street. between Chatham and VII.
~ liam has, for the last years. confined his
ce 70 the Of ven~rea and other
Of delicate DR.. Cooper spent years celebrated
Lock Hospital and has for the last enjoyed the
extensive PRACTICE in private diseases Of any medical
New York He the aggravated Of this
diease and mild removed in FIVE days The Dr. is
aegulary educated physician and surgeon and
StrlIcture-Dr Cooper has discovered new method by
which he can the form Of Structure from
two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by secret habit in
dulged IN by young This when freely INDUCED in
6egss weakness ohe limbs and small q back
and society every case or no
charge Be and recolect the number H. with the
the door, there adecptve sign and calculated
impose upon the cedulous in the block DIR Cooper the
only qualified physician who adverses in this
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

I'm certain dscsts dssases in which the best and ose
~ convenient means OF stated in the panest
b manner 1.-THE used in the authors practice
description Of several innocent disorders frequently
for venerva which afford wide field for the extoons and
receptions Of well known boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar Judging
which exist this subject nor the sgfengs both in mind
Greenwichstreet Price ST. tit may be by post
bound.)
p s. Aware Of the opinion in general entertained of those
who obtrude their skill upon the public (mutudes q whom
almost paper II considered duty
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial confidence
Besides rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &c-hs
former works medicine, viz. The Domestic Guide to
Medicine which has passed through several editions Trea-
Use Dspepss, rhr Epidemic Cholera &c he
tmona letters from the most eminent Of Europe
OF this city, Dr. physck OF Philadelphia and Others and
winch is gratifying, has perm ssion refer almost
phys'ci ~ ofeminrnce in the city. auto 'm-m
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Ry Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELrHIA, Aug l6Arr Mary Chase, Passports; Middle
sex Wilcox, and Black Diamond, Cor. NYork. Below, ST
Cloud Londonderry Cid Elk, Boston; Sun, do VIM Peun,
Brooklyn; Francis NYork w Edwards do; Gibraltar Tar
rytown.
BALTIMORE, Aug i6-Ar Orbit, Nassau MP, 9th nst-ou
the day OF sailing large ship with loss of and
masts apparently an American standing for Nassau Erie
pnz Won Hanover Bremen Sid Powhattan Rotterdam Bal
timore, Leavy, and VIM Il King, Loug, NYork.