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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

ss,s t,ath NC " $ RSysl Line ,,
w,,,s,,,,,s IN the wind his mandate loud
Ar,i N,fai sleams VI suuitSht shine
An,ueJ his tNn>,c " C,cnd'
Ths V,,ai NJ the NNcs' d'm
A s,sa>- S>tr,>NI rrt>e nor h'a
~ S,L,n leaves have wrought;
AeS ~NSe,N>, is his vis'p;r sr'm
~ melancholy ,hN"SM
Ne N>y>>,> hiois his tNr,'ns hsS;
M summers sail vescN',' CHOIR Is sone'
A.,i ever Nstuco'S 'a>r = We"
~ ,ju,l SyS, m'>' ~ d'sw"
Tx, sy,w. With heavy r;n'1a S''eA'%'
No. tl,,,',,l;.j sir in NjshL ana croaks
,.y,Ar, s>'s,S " de'E,
s.,.,s,h my f>rt tho puabalI smokes
A. ,Ay\,;ssh the fields SinH'"
~;
,>,.,.A,,, IN, rn,s, N;ns's brush arrsycd
In ;,ssS, h,.S,s the rSsIl''S Dough-
Ss.. >>l>,rS " isrSer shade
An, ~ his pslc,sc now
Mel ,,.s> the artist IN despair,
Ms k>sslawrvea canvass Icar.
Ar,; ,;tx';, his wcyA accuvsco-
Rss ,e-<s pic,Sr,s Ill Compare
wah ,A>sS hc painted .FrS',
The partridge. closely ameasicd; neaTs
Tes cCxcNGaS lest, P1>Hy nn'id ihinS
And 70 y thicker overt steers
o., sy>iA. ras,uu&iuS wing;
Tx, w,>,x:lS,,i wcSrs 4 look 'orlorn
Ssss,<<; = The wj)G IKE ; tlry horn.
yhc c.Scke;'s buslc shril!-
SxiN Is Au,uHln mantle TOM
SSs ;&Jt q vision still
sr,sh, ;iowcrs We, liuscr:-tron, the morn
Nl,a cardinal hath caush, its bash
And yellow. S;ar ,shSpci gems adoTn
Ike Wild wi,ck-bs=cl bush
Rocks; hv ,hc frosty breath OF Night
That brings - frazier blossoms blight
The SEEMS ri tv.si; they bear
Thas. iyinS IN through " inter "n''e'
S;r,sns in Summer SIR.
Yoa s.-s,s,llst % the woods around
SsnsS Rowing on. 3 nourntu tune;
Oh low unlike the joyous sound
W-belew;,h j; welcomed June
wSS,inz away with grief II seems
To. lowers ;ha, aaunied IN the beams
D: rasny sun bright day
Ysi. owers,-nlore beautiful than dreams
Wbsa lie hath reached lis May
VII
Thoas h wild. mi<chievoas sprites OF air
Z c=2el n.ocke-v c; 8 crown.
Drop On 0ct1bers brow OF care
DsaC: w-esthS and foliage brown.
AbroaG the sun Viii look again.
Rejoicing in his blue domain,
And prodical OF gold
Ere dark Novem5er's salleR reign
Gid stream and forest old.
VII.
Called by the IVES; Wind from her grave
once more viii Snmmer reanpear.
An: gladden. with merry slave
TIE wan. departing year:
Her <wit-esi messenger viii stay
The Wild bird winging South its way,
And Night, no longer sad,
VIII emulate the blaze Of Day
II cloudleSs moonshine clad.
The scene will smoky vesiments wear,
As Il glad Baritone altar made
81 cloucing the delicious air
With fragrant fumes, displayed
! sense OF gratitude for warm.
Enchanting weather after storm,
And rain-drops falling fast
On dead Septembers moaldering form
From skies with gloom o'ercast.
+, Oct 80.
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NOTICE TO TAy.PAYERS-

CoMrrRoLLEKs OFFICE, Brooklyn October 2sil 1915.
DURSUANT 10 Act OF lie Legislature emitted An
Act relative 10 the collection OF taxes in the Cy OF
Brooklyn and for other purposes passed April 18TH 1881
Notice hereby given Inst the Assessment Rolls for
for the year have this day been delivered 10 the
Comptroller OF The City of BROOKLYN, and thai from all taxes
which shall be- paid the said Comptroller within thirty
days from lie dge hereof, deduction OF hre. per cent
vii be made and that fron all taxes hich shall be 80 paid
AFTER tie expiration Of The said thirty days and within sixty
days from said date deduction OF two per cent VIII be
made and thai and after tho First Tuesday in January
next per viii added 20 all then remaining
and that the THIRD Tuesday of January the
said Comptroller Will deliver 10 the Collectors OF the City OF
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with the
rants thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed with
gard The unpaid in the directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully reques, those who
intend avail themselves OF The provisions OF the Act refer
red the above notice, inform him thereof
practicable thai their bills NAY be in readiness pre-
delay when they may be prepared pay their
In compliance with resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE s hereby further given that the
Comptroller wi receive his office IN the City Build
ings, FROM = O'CLOCK A. N. UNTIL = O'CLOCK
p VI and d; 10 other hours
o29 Sun A. H. OSBORN Comptroller
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JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff o.5

by ORDER Of the Hon. CHARLES P. DAILY. Asso,
. cne Judge othe Cour; OF Common Pleas othe City and
County New York NOces hereby given pursuant 10 the
provisions ote authorizing attachments against nom
r-den; debtors attachment has issued against the
tate of JAMES \. HOLMES, nonresident OF The State oi
NewIor and ial The Will be sold for The payment OF
lis debts unless appear and discharge such attachment
coring law. within months from tue nrst publication
of is notice and that tie payment OF any debts due to him
by residents this Stale and the delivery 10 him or for hs
use of uny property within this State belonging 10 him. and
the any such property by him or ms agents are Tor
hidden BIS vUd-DaieG the 9Th dry OF March,
1915. A. WILLIAMS Attorney Tor Attaching Creditors
aro1Is ple milo laIvqm
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CHEEsE-Tke town of Collins, Erie Co. made
81: 900 pounds OF Cheese durin- the last year The
town g; FAIRFIELD Herkimer Co. made lS55961 pounds
during the period. Herkimer Co. turns out annu'
aIly 20 pounds OF cheese. This. at ght cents per
pound-,he present price Of the artclewoud give the
dai-y.nen OF Old HerkiIner S6j61O3 Is.
SILK-There will shortly be struggle to deter
mine which State makes the most, well as the best
silk The best silk in the country is from cocoons spun
In Vermont Il larger and stronger than silk raised in
any of the Southern or Western States. The Vermont
silk brings higher price al Patterson NewJersey (say
- y per ID } than silk from any other State
POPULATION OF DETRoiT.-The population of
Detroit falls but little short Of 1900 In lsi0 the popu
lston OF the city was 9402 Within the last year the
increase, has been much greater than in any preceding
year.
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Brig lydia Isey Of and for Portland rom % o
laden with lumber went ashore on FRIDAY .asC Sls' vi
Buckles Ledge abou; mile above frahklor'. ta,i
sci bilrcd and badly injured She WAS a''e'""'
cot OF and ;cwcd into Frankfort.
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DREMlUM SUsPENDERS.-Hutc

DREHIUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u Run
yon received the first premium for their u"equded
sred suspeuder7, being incompsraby superior 10 any
other article OF the kind in the market and for sale cheap
wholesale and retail the warehouse Of the Newark, N j.
India Rubber Factory, So MaiGenan Also 10000 pairs
mems womrns cldren's Rubbers ladies and gents
India rubber shoes and bonshoes with leather soles strap
and buckle and all other kinds of agh aDd water PROOF
goods in USE for sale above
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fine matrbes ana 5emelrp.

GOLD AND SILVER w 1CaLS.
ES1CHARD FISHER, JR. Watch.Maker and Jeweer,
any other House in the city As he is constantly receiving
all descriptions direct from the Manufacturers in England,
France and Switzerland he is enabled offer very are
assortment OF Gold Watches from Sl5 10 500 each SILVER
money returned. Also very good assornen! Of
JENELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
II. B.-Second hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken IN exchange bought for Cash Watches, Cocks.
Music Boxes and Iewery repaired III The best anner ana
warranted by experienced workmen. low any other
House in tlis city RlCHAED FISHER Jr. Importer o.
Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale Gnd Retail! NoSl Broad
way, NewYork, u few doors above The City Hospital
nl4y RICHARD FISHER. Jr
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.
a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF God and Silver Du-
"A pleN, Paicn Lever Anchor Escapement L-pine and
In Europe. which will De WARRANTED periec! Time
Eeepers
Also, Pattern. OF Gold Chins Scala, Keys &c.
Do do. do Gold Pencil Cases Z Gold PenE
Do do. do. Thimbles Rings Pins, &c.
Co. do. do. Bracelets with Stones
Do do do. Silver Forks, Spoons, &c
All the above articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted to be equal 10 the best made in the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, importers OF Fine Watches &c
No Nassau-sl. opposite the CustoIa House
P. SThe above articles carefully Repaired and war
renied. hv the skiul worknen IN the civ. $50 osy
NNNTCHEs AND JEWELRY.-The subscribers
w invite the attention OF strangers and others visiting the
City, TO their stock OF fine Watches and Jewervi which Is
now complete for the Fall trade.
Their selection OF Watches embraces several very superior
mckeepers by tho celcbrned makers ard offered
10 purchasers At unusually low prices.
Rich Jeyery o. every descriptions Silver Plated aud
Britannia Ware; Manlel Clocks Fancy Goods &c.
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired by experienced
wOrkmen. LOCKWOOD y SCRiGNER,
80 osd 2e5 Pen cor. OF Fulton opposite u : Hote
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II. c. Scorr. Deputy.

SuEEIFF'S SALE.-Bv virtue Of a wrii Of Fieri
- Tac.s 10 me directed and delivered, will expose 10
"Wednesday, end lay OF October next at O'Clock
" the vestbul- OF the City Hall IN the city OF Newly ork,
all tie right title and interest which Samuel D. Craig had
tie nineteenth day Of October tS40) thousand eight
hundred and forty or at any time afterwards IN whose hands
the may be, an all that certain piece or
parcel of land situated between the Fifth and SIKH avenues
and Sevcnyi Nth and Sevenysevcnh streets Known u
lot No 1873 on The map o! the Common Lands OF the Mayor,
Alderman, and CommOnalty of the city OF Sew-fork--
Bounded the West by road laid out on the said map ana
called the West the East by certain other road laid
out aid map and called the Middle road the North
side by Sixty feet in BREADTH and the South SIDE
bv street sXty in breadth and containing in length on
both sides the Fifth Sixth nine hundred and
twenty feet and depthtw hundred feet he the same di
less together with all tenements herrdia-
and appurenances tiereunto belonging or IN any
wise appertainng New-York, September l0th 1915
WIN. JONES, Sheriff
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. slO law6w
The above sale postponed until Monday, Dec 5 1919,
q! The above hour and place. Oct -, 1915.
VIM JONES Sheriff
Tosrpu N-rFn D.nrty 1awtpS
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NJ ARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Steamer Grca, Western, Matthews. Bristol, X irvin
ship independence Allen, Liverpool Grinnell Mntarh
i Co.
Rark Gambia Orr Smith Charleston. -,
Schrs Fame. Robinson, Portland; octava, Churchill
Arausas Hay W w Pratt.
Sloop Willard Dennis, Providence.
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iDin0cu Gba0es.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-st New
w York-The only mandatory any extent N the Unit
ell States The subscribers otter for sale the most spIendd
as sortneut Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful, Gothic painted by artists. These are
ali vie Of celebrated places in Europe.
1900 pairs Of assorted Gothic, Cornihnn and Landscapes,
such rs generally sold about the City.
- pairs vi most beautiful CorDthan painted IN Florence
100 pairs of Of Tie most celebrated places IN his
country.
S.oG0 pairs OF cheap Shades from 81 cents 81 So
We pied 90 ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house in NewYork Persons wishing The
process OF getting up the most useful articles, are shown
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs Banners, AMI Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed. Trimmings o!all kinds at manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again. deuli with The most ber
al terms. o20 SIN BARrOL DE MAtNY
sIEENIII WINDOW SHADES -. q. WOOD
yiods arrangements, few cases French Window Sndes
and cO.ors, umoug them are an assortment OF
French landscapes costly and rich Also invoice OF
Furniture Gimps, Curtain Tassels &c Also. white Luen
Shades Git COrulces Curtain Trimmings, &c-n.u door
the of ReaGest l.a:arac's Buildings N Y NJ
NAyINDOW SHADES Win dow Shades is
svc Window Shade D-po3i ChA;an-s which wiil their
former w comprise the largest, beat and cheapest
assortment In the United States.
n. B.-Dealers always buy complete assortment ut
Isl Chatham without looking farther. r3
% 400 WINDOW shaacs1For sale at wholesale !es;i
in this article ind complete assortment At prices from
10 80 per cent less than where they get at second
or third hands, " B.-Good OIL Washable Shades from 20
cents to 81 pairbeaulnl from - to best from 80 10
SI2 kelly u RIKER. Exclusive Window Shade
o22 Dealers and Manufacturers, 3l Chatham'st
WINDOW SHADES. c. WOODFoRD, 28oi
w Broadway, aiage Bildngs.i has complete assert
ment OF Transparent Window Shades some very beautiful
in designs execution. ~ Also Curtain Tasses, Cor
nices Furniture GnIps Curtain Trimming &c next door
the corner Of Readr--t "Su
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TIM PLATED LEAD PIPE,

A SURE PROTECTION aguns; the injurious effects OF
II offered By the subscribers at In; same price
a, which common lead pipe be purchased Al! pipes
sold by them stamped Low5er's Patent Tin Plated
Pipe.d and warranted perfect in every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
weight, from 70 lbs per foot and of sizes from
nches n cabre and can be made any Length required
sul2 Sm- LOWBER 4 LIE ROY. 22l Weat-st
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DISASTERS.

Bark Martin w Brett, Mayhem, Neuviias: CIV
Brig Falcon {Br) Pitt, Bermuda and oths "''i' = "
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I,nE p0CkET EsCRlTOIR-Be!ng small. elab.

THE POCKET ESCRITOIR-Be:nga smallelsb
crate covered with morocco PLAIN giii superbiy
illuminated {? in by - in3 deep,l uniting the entire
requisites oic portable desk and containing the justly cee
braed coin and letter balance. with penhodcr new APP
plicnun with ndiaruhbsr stopper seepens,
and cequer seal memorandum tablet and boitng
card, Il inch measure, ndR-ru6be 90 gum medallion
and other waters, sticks of seslngwaX, WAX tapes
pronehean glis being -ueen, To seal 800 letters,
&c. For sale by JOHN !. BROWN y CO.
nj - Fulloa-st near Nassau.
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TIE vic,hszel Covers in Fail and perfec,s i,s fruit
IN. folovirl Summer W has Il teen termed by Street
strange a~skeler a. Winners verge"
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STOVES, Brass and Iron Raing. &c-The subscribers
~ would inform their friends and the public general that
!hey have commenced manufacturing Stoves their old
abolished Store No -. Wsierst where Will he found
great variety consisting IN part OF the following:
The Economist and kn!cSerbockcr Cooking Stoves for
coal wood The patterns for those being new
will bc found 10 81 much closer than III. ordinary Stove aud
hev are warranted 10 bake well
Davys Air Tigh. Cooking Stove for wood or coal VII!
be found 10 combine advantages than any other yet
constructed having the IRE chamber elevated enabling lie.
extend the whole size OF The bottom the Stove
and Nsrran,- bake well Persons about TO purchase
would do well examine this Sto"r here such var
ely sizes a the prce need be no h!ndranc- the small
ssi families purchasing.
Doctor JenSss celebrated Premium Parlo and Hall
Stove.
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves ard Bases Air
Tight and 0ice Stoves. One and TWO hole Furnaces Hat
and Taiors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows Toge-
iher with general assortment OF Brass and Iron Railing,
Brass Ornaments Mica ZINC, Cylinder Brick Deck IroEs,
Sc.Gc
All OF which will viii be sold wholesale and resi al The
lowest prices u. &c! Waier-sl between BeekmAnst gnd
Peck slip. MrPEERSEN ! GUEST.
New oGk. August l9. 1875 aUlg eod4iD
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. SSOSh LIN W AXE MAN U ACI UREh.
q SENt-AAL ASSORTMENT ot Plenished Tin ard
\ common TN Ware, Cutlery. Hard and Hollow Ware
ood Ware, SaaAe:s, Brushes, Door Mas Shaker Seyes
ahe sfoos-n short every variety OF Hoase Keeping Ar
n IA complete assortment OF Coffee and Tea Uris,
Table Dishes and Cover-, &c for Hotels end Steamboat
Oh hand, and manufactured al the shortest notice.
JAMES 7. WATKINS,
oG anleod 10 Ia.hnr!ne-sl. Nrw. YORK
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III ONLY REGULAR Line OF Packets tor New
OrleausThe -pieudd aud iassnilins packet ship
MEMPHIS, Capt Bunker, Will positively sail on
Thursday, November 6h her regular day. Persons about
proceeding 10 NewOrcAns wal ind IL much their ad
select this line in preference transient ve-sel
their punciua!ty In sailing may all times be depended
upon and the price OF passage reasonable for which
and To secure bert Immediate application should be made
on board foot Of Maden.iane, orto
n3 ". j T. TAPSCOTT, Is South ST. cor Maden.Iene
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Eamps, Gntiern, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
COUTROUf Il MEYERS, Sil Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call nj their and examine the
richest and extensive he found IN this
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlItANDOLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTI CHS in every variety
OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new sad superb article. Pc
cul!Gry desirable for packets snd steamboats,.
In evidence OF the superiority of his portion OF their STOCK
any other Of its offered the public Tins City
tev can with honest pride refer less that SIN GOLD
ana FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 The nlanulactIr
ars within the last years. for the greatest variety and
beauty OF patterns and the unrvaed finish OF their work.
Every article sold by &. ~ IS warranted 10 be what hey
represent and those who wish 10 obtain hTt class goods III
prise often paid for such Of very Inferior qualify
requested favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
30 A liberal discount 10 Churches and Hotels. 6fIy
LAMBS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
4 AhiPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
a. CANDELABRAS, for The Spring Trnde.-DlETL
BROTHER Co. No. Is John, street. manufacturing
and have always hand complete articles in
heir ne of the following descriptions which they VIII sell
al wholesale or retail. q, Low PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical Oil and Csmphene Lamps,
Soia Lamps, GiltEnd Bronzed. in aTea. variety
Cornelius Y Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Tampa
Girandoes, various patterns, gilt svered or hronzed
Suspendng Solars, Duric Cgmphenc Lamps,
Bracket SuiArs, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do DO
Britannia Hand Lamps Campheps Chandeliers
Superior Chemical OIL Pure Sperm Oh.
do Camphene. Solar ard Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whale Oh. mlSy
HiRDWARE and Curery.-Seaman Lowerre .7g
81 SprnssL near Greenwchs offers for sale large
general d. sormeni of Hardware, Cutlery Britannia and
Jsnsned Ware. oil.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WSLhER'S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, Tor
w beating Dwellings Stores, Churches &cThese Fur
nsces VIII heat economically and eccnty The ar n Lie
apartments VIII be pure and healthy free nom dryness dust
or gas
They are put up arder the personal supervision OF mr
Walker The Psien;re. and Lave hitherto given entire
facncn snt are in a.. warranted perform well
Reference: \. w. Taylor Esq Governor NevrYotk dc,
pi.a; Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do Edward Be-
pent. Esq ~ Wallst, c. D. Rhodes, Esq 10 Pear-se+
Mr. Thomas Nc Elrsih, IL Nassau
sIsa GEO. WALKER ~. Broadway
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n-e OPPOSITION 10 MoEopoy.-Expr-ss
,.Sltar-sSIne for Albany without landing.Tls bos,
arrives In time for all the Railroads. East or

West. snd the stage, ami packet boats Norm
rbs snlrrd,l new stcaliiya ht RIP VAN WlNhLEC Capt
l. d Abel viii leave Inc foot OF RoUlnson-st next shove
Rsrrl on Tuesday Thursday yud Saturday sii'rnooG.
nj o'clock For passage freight apply on board, OF to
The. agent in the Office the wharf
B-Isgteuen sending freight Albany by the steam
hoo, Rp Van Winkle Will please leave their orders al n,
horse from which sent 10 shipped by The above
hna, ard Ohlig,. The Ascnt JAMES w ELDON on
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THE TRIBUNE.
sM The Tribune.


tW INV IIIVW'N'
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...r,vN,s - ~ SNsAy N'isl
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,W""o n. CARPENTER N CO.'S Line fer

Sl.s-.--l1 CIV 5urg h-Th- barge 81 ERROR
Capt CHARLES HAisTEAD, will leHye the
ootOt Warren-si every Tuesday Grd Friday afternoon
5o'eoch,and returning ~iilleays Nr~hnrgh every We'd
uesdRy and Saturday hftcruoon at b o'clock.
The above barge is t;cd up with state rooms large and
commotous cabins, and passengers VIII ind II very plea
SAINT way OF making the passage
Freight taken bt tbs loves, rates.
All baggage packages parcels OF goods money must he
al the risk OF tho owners thereof unless entered upon the
books OF the boat receiped for. sly
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WELnEn IRON ROILER FLuES.

nF any diameter but exceeding -! fee, leng;h
~ thickness of metal from II 10 II. wire gunge.
These the only Tubes used by thu English aud French
Government Steamers and other fast steamboats,, and
be procured only from the PRcniet
oS2 Inn THOS PRDSSER. l.Ihsrtv-st New York.
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HARDNA ARE and Cutery.-Seaman Loyverre 10
IL Sprns-sL GreenwichsL offers sale large and
general a. sornent of Hardware, Cutlery Britannia and
Jspsned Ware. al.
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Lit FOX SAfANNAli-Pscket OF tie 9th Nov
EIE The splendid well known fast sailing pscke, briy
-PHlLURA, Captain Doane will positively sail on
Thursday Nov 9th. her regular day. The
OF this Vessel Tor cabin. second cabin seerag ,ass.
gers cannot be surpassed Those wishing 10 beri-
should not a 10 maze eefy application on board foot oi
Madel-lane, or to w. & J. T. TAPSCOrT,
nj II snprh., rr,,,, u,,,Ja,-,,ra
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80 TIE PlDnetr and Express Packet Line,
between Phladclohis and Pittsburgh.
will make the aSt trip SATURDAY, the 18th November,
after which time the boas will be taken Tor the
~ Tins is the only line by which the trips he made
without any staging, without loss OF rest.
Office, ~ r. corner of Fourth and Chestnut Sta.
Seals may also be obtained 10 s Thirdt and al the
Depot ~ Marketsi where the Cars from every
In. at 3 O'Clock ni il2nI 4. 3. CUMMINGS.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRi-Coe Hots
n Sbcycs and brass Shovcls, Tcngs Pok-ts
Shovel ard Toug Stands, Of the laes, pattern Blower
Stands Umbrella Stands &c Also manufactures Steel and
Copper Plates for EnHvsrs warranted equal 10 any that
made large ri The above always hand, or
oil i'm ]. BRUCE
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H~sD >EXCUaSiOS-.-Th steamboat NJ
zssSss.ssss..5STuAL SAFETY can he chart-res for
c,rsious, reasonable terms. by applying
10 The aptan Oft board o. 20 A. II. SCHULTZ,
.nJof Duane ord Wat
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xG-s1 FOR HUDSON AND INTERnIE"

<T1D FOR ShUGERTiE- x CutskIl, land
-. ing nj Pnughkecpse and Kingston. The
splendid Steamboat james Madison, Capt
c. NJ HancoT, will leave the Steamboat Pier the foot OF
Cciar-sL every Monday "Wednesday and Saturday al
o'clock, p. NJ Returning Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
Freight taken barge prices For passage freight Apply
board "a o +. Wainwright, agent the wharf o.