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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-21
The chieftain Of their love,
Called, in the fullness Of his fame,
IT, HE rauard ahoye


Called, in the fullness Of his fame,
To his reward above.
u'Twas he, who, when mighty host,
Flush'd with victorious pride,
And laurels gained in well-fought lelds,
By life's rich current dyed,
Swept like a whirlwind over our land,
On victory's flaming car
Twas he who met the battles shock,
Andturned the tide of war.
r "Twas he, who, when mighty foe
The power of glittering gold
Essay'd on freedoms sacred walls,
It's standard to unfold
Mine the foundation of our rights,
Usurp the peoples will,
And bind us captive in its chains,
Brilliant, but fetters still;-
"'Twas he who drove tn invader back,
In ruin and dismay,
And wave the starry banner out,
O'er freedoms guarded way!
Oh! long and proudly may 1t waVe'
Bright emblem of the free,
A token that nor steel nor gold
Our conquerer shall be.
"And long, o, JACKSON shall thy name,
Inscribed in living light,
Be registered on hlstory's page,
Each passing year more bright.
And millions yet unborn shall strew
Thy grave with summer tiowers'
To prove their reverence and love
AS fresh and pure as ours"
General JACKSON expired an Sunday evening
the sth inst at 6 o'clock, in the 18th year OF h
ge. A short time before his death, he took afie'
ionate leave of his friends and his domestic
claiming to the last his senses and intellect vi
louded. He expired with the utmost calmnes
the highest confidence in happ
through Redeemer.]
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-06-21

Mosr UNFoRTuNArE.- of our
most worthy citizens has been burnt
|opt no less than four times within the
last two months. He was one of the
many hundreds who suffered on the
10th of April; on the 9th Of May he
was again caught in the fire on 7th
street ;from there he moved to Brighton,
Beaver county, where his i'll luck ap-
peared to follow him, and he was again
burnt out by the FIRE that occurred in
THAT place. Since then he has been
purchasing things TO make another
start, and we understand they were all
consumed in one Of the buildings that
was burnt on Penn street yesterday
morning. --Putsburgh Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

Ey~Fall Fashion for Hats, 1S45.-Our custom
be supplied counter with the new style
Fall Hats. WATSON \ co. l54 Chatham square.
Sill TTh&Sis between MotI aud Mulberry sts
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DIED

O. Thursday srea;rg OH inst Mrs. CATHARlNf.
sgRaY Gsrsa;e! Q; Malcolm pu;fee Paterson aged 81
rs,s
rT &C s,:end Ger funeral Saturday, 9Th inst at 10
seek from No. hnss;-
O. re 81 i,sL @. consumption, MARY L. wife OF
!s-sh.-, w Lyons aad daughter Of James and Eliza
tx. Eczer. aged 20 years and months
Ta Trends OF the family. also the members OF New
To-k Le5ss No TO- l. Q. OF o. T. and the members OF
S:s-:c-s: RspSs, Church. respectfully invited TO
,..6 re f-nsrai services in the Church on Sunday.
C:1-zo--o~) 8, u o'clock P. N.
o. Wednesday afternoon. 5th inst. of consumption,
ILEzED eliesI son Of John Firth. aged 2S years 9
nh. lad - days.
TIE crs-a vii take place on Saturday, the Sh inst
Co-vcysnces Will De IN readiness on the Williamsburg
?g TIE -e,.!ves and friends Of the .auily are re-
e5ss,ei 70 .:.eud wi;hou. farther invitation.
On tie In ELLEN MATILDA, youngest daughter OF
william and Sarah Muir aged Il months
T5e friends OF the family invited to attend the tu
,s-l rs afternoon. al 20 Vsndan.st al 3 O'clock
IL Hsasks Co Iowa, Sept. 18th OF congestve fever.
LsLEEL HUBBARD, Of Davenport formerly OF Wind
.Cr Z: z-e5 &c years and months.
AZ Albany 5tn inst. Mndwell, wife OF VIM. Stead 6s
Z: Sew.O.ie 2S:h ult. VIM. Mexican: OF Newly ork
4, Ps-;s on the ON Of October DAVID BAIL1E WAR
DEN aged 81 years. He was Secretary Of the United
St.ss Legation in France nearly forty years ago. when
Gen Armstrong Minister; and subsequently,
appointed Consul OF the United States Paris which
oihce ne held 70. several years He was member OF
the French Academy and of letters and of varied
learning. He was III believed, native Of Ireland.
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MAEEIED:

- -s,--s:.v evening the 6:h inst ST s.. Thonass
,~S--.N - Sew Or Whitehouse, FOL hER J. Been 10
aSsS :. Val YNTiNE, both Q; this city.
a. pee, Ss~r- Coaa. oc;- srh. Deacon GEORGE
SsgS,>yS a-a Mss URSULA READ.
X 81 ~ Eev. Nj Bslcs, Theodore Crowell to
s. BE Sd. * Rsv D. Taylor. Henry B Robinson to
81. " Rev. D.. McElroy Henry A Swift 10
n T-cT' 81, George Merritt, OF ,h;s city, to Julia
Drag
Es.-,5eid NSss, Sta, Thomas Bri;;on, of New.ioFk,
- z.=k5S:h Brown.
1; soaEscsy. oh. wrn. H Bolton OF New-York to
s-x-c>s Z Hewis;t. c: Z
A;LocSgo-: Ssh nit, W w Nichols to Eliz. A. Hal.
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oss. 49, - san ~, ,besa CHARGES IN those
vi coufse' 'ne.e 20 h ~, ~ no o,bsr side
w Inv e,nsa,vas here instead Of employing
hroLer The lower grades are somewhat unset
He'd bur we quote Scratched 5 7505 slt Fine Mid
S;,,s 80 - MiJdinps ~: CITY Mills Flour Frost"
637f165o Southern descriptions Gco'town, Brad wine
Baltimore &C. are oo06 i5i. with fair trade demand
Richmond City 6 10 Rye Flour is worth 3 go 4 -
with sales Brandywine Meal is put up to ~, mus
IA So Sales 100 hhds a, tina. rate Jersey bbs y. q
3 IS Western Ship Suits 1905 cents. Dat Meal,
Frost's" extra 3 so y cwt.
there is fair inquiry The holders are above the views
OF buyers Gencsee is held al l35 cts Corn sui tends
upward and sales 1900 bushels Southern made out
OF store at IS cents weight for export There were
also about 800 bushels sold at IS weight deliver
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MEN,s. YouTHs, AND oHILpREN,s
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s.
v l. POETRY.-Aexander of Macedon, by E. j. Eames
The Poets Evsngel, by J. Wesley Hanson. H. EDlTO-
RIAL-The Wing address Texas &c Is annexation 2et
Express; Manally SPOKEN The Wing Almanac for 1916
The Convention &c. Ill POLlTlCAL-our Election I;
The Duties and Responsibilities of Citizens as TO Poncs
Natvisn Defeated Henry Clay Finance Illustrated foll-
ticnl Etcs-The Hoyt and Butler Disclosures New
scy Election; Tennessee, &c " NEWs[EishI Days
Later from Europe by Caledonia; Late from Texas
From the PuciGc From Hsyt; Letter IRON Havana Cor
respondencc OF The Tribune from Corpus Christi iiI9s
Washington Philadelphia. New Hampshire, &c " MIS-
CELLANEOUS-The immortality OF the Soul; The Ger
man Catholics In Bnden Anniversary OF the Ble OF w ME
Plains; French Spoinons China aud The Chinese rrofn
Lss. Supcrior-Drsh OF Dr. Houghon; Letter from Chs
sus NJ Clay; riIsi Violation OF Private Copy Right Nd
dress Of the Sn,e Temperance Convention to hc deople
History OF the Right Distress in New-f ORR tales oi
Fare of Hackney Coaches Carriages Cabs Rates OF Cart
Sant de 81 Marie; City Items from The Daiy IN
bune; Notices of New Publications. etc. vi. CONNER
CIAL lNrELLIGENC Money Produce, Cattle
Market, New York Prices Current &c.
Single copies put up in wrappers for tbs Mails can be
obiaiccd al lie desk-price st cents.
" TERMS-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable
iufexbly In advances Address
GREELEY McELRATH. Tribune Buildings.
Cor. Spruce and Nassau BIS. opposite tho Guy Hk
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W is not our custom TO puff Patent Medicines unless
know them be really excellent Having ourselves
knowledge OF Dr. Woods Sarsnrarla and Wild Cherry
R;t,es and having several friends who have been benefit
ed by use do hesitate 10 recommend them 10
the public Both SarsapGflg and Wild Cherry are articles
of established reputation in the medical world and This
preparation made with and appears TO COM
bne the medicinal qualities of both III an unusual man
aer ANY suffering from diseases of the blood, ind
gesor headache would do we'll to give these Bitiers
trial
Fulton-st al retail by Dr. w b. MilDor Of Broad
way and johns E. NJ. Guion. corner Bowery and Grand ;
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C ourauds italian Medieded Soap, for the cure oil I'M
pies Errckcs Tam Saowuess Erup,ons, and all SKIN as
hSuremcuis n, the only depot :? Wakercs sI store
Broadway ~ cents a cake Grecian Hair Dye Ieged9e
i,crra Eouce for crmsonng Lips and Checks Pondre
Subtle for sradieane sUpeuous ha'r without injury 10
bushes fTc The face Acoustic drops for curing
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gou'auds
are 70 Be found ouly bear ind al 81 "aSersl Isl Store
FROM Broadway.
AcvNrs-E g. Tul;lc, Assembly Buildings Philadelphia;
Jordan Milk-sL BOSTON; Carleton Go. Lowell! Ives
Ssi.r w L. Gersh New Bedford; Guild, Bargor Bliss
Springfield Green Co Worcester; Myers New-Haven
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u SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

schr Alfred Thorn. Sanford DIS I'm Wilmington,
NC. naval stores. &c, 10 E 5 Powell.
schr Adrian, Walpole, 3 ds I'm Norfolk, mdse, TO j
Hunter.
schr Tfoga, Halock DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, lumber,
naval stores &c. 10 J Ogden
schr Alexander. Dowdy, ds I'm Newbern, NC, wheat
and corn. TO master.
schr Olive Smith, Dis I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
stores, TO Ruggles.
schr Two Brothers. Richardson, DIS fun Washington,
NC. corn, to master.
schr Exchange, Sweat de I'm Suffolk, shingles to
master.
schr Peter Ritter Derrickson. FIN Richmond coal On
Thursday night at - o'clock % miles South Of ne Hook
was run into by schr bound South which carried away
bowsprit AMI jib boom.
Below ships and bark in the oting at sunset.
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GEO Fl WILLIAMS.

"a EXCHANGE PLACE, e doors East OF William
81 street, invites his old customers and Merchants gen.
orally 10 examine his stock of Black Blue Black and
Coored Silks and Satns; Velvets, Bombazines Apeccas
Nous. de LANES, Cashmeres, Reps, Fine Gngha,ns and
other Dress Goods; White Cambrics, Muslns and Dni-
ties 81 to s Laces Thread, Lse, Embroidered Jaconet
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chimi-
settles; Green Gauze Barege and Lace Veis Tall, Satin
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons Wool
Worsted, Silk and Broche Shawls Dress Hdkfs, Gloves
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen.
tlemen's Rich Scarfs Crayals Stocks and Ties, &c.
s3 eodistf
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GREAT BARGAINS IN

Carpellngs Floor UI CIOlhs, nc.
SMITH LOUNSBERY Offering their
- large and eegsn. assortment of Carpetngs-compossd
of every variety OF syle pattern and color in Brussels
Sply imperial double super superfne fine, and common
ingrans-al prices that cannot be competed with By any
other establishment in the city Also-Foor on Cloths,
from "A feet wde with Rugs Druggets Table and P-
nno Covers Window Shades, and all other articles con-
nected with tho trade, all At the lowest possible prices
Strangers visiting the city particularly invited 10 call
and examine the above stock
Remnants heavy Oil Cloths suitable for stove, half price,
SMITH l. LOUNSBERY,
OPS 2ws- 44S Pearl-st opposite William.
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SPLENDID NEW ENGLISH WORKS.

SPLENDID NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
WILEY PUTNAM are now prepared TO supply, at
w wholesale ard retail. following splendid embeish
ed works. suitable Git Books for the approaching sea-
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty; vol folio with exquisite
fenae portraits richly bound in norocco-Sll.
The same finely cOlored-Sl6.
Moore. irsh Melodies; illustrated by D. Machise K A.
large vol every page richly e,nbelshed-S.o.
Godsmiths Poetics Works illustrated by the Etching
Club. handsome vol 8vo-S6 80.
Murrays Illuminated edition OF the Common Prayer one
OF The handsomest vols ever publ.sned-Sl5.
The London Union Prize Annual; vol. with $50 very
exquisite subecls-Sl2
erings Mountains and Lakes OF Switzerland, the Tyro
and Italy. Folio, beautiful plaes-Sl7
The Book OF Shakespeare Gems, series OF 20 exquisite
landscape engravings. vol. in rich morocco, 81 So
Rose Garden OF Persia, by Miss Costello vo ilumlnst
ed. and printed in coors, IS.
Beauties OF The OPERA embellshed in the tasteful
STYLE and printed in colors, vol-Si1.
NJ 2us l6l Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

TRANkLIN Fire Insurance Company, Philadelphia
L Agency Nos and Merchants Exchange New-York
The above Company with capital OF 100000 Dollars, and
surplus assets amounting $50 900 Dollars making res
Bile fund of 900O0 Dollars meet losses, prepared 10
the rates oil premium On Ware
houses, Merchandise Dwellings, Furniture Ships In Fort
and Warehouses on deposit Of from 2. per to per
the insured according TO the greater or less
amount of hazard TO he incurred D. a BOkEE Agent
New-York, Oct Dist, 1915. OF 2awisu
IMPROYED SALAMANDER SAFEST hereby
lntorm the pubic Mr. b. 6. Wilder III particular that
do not sell Iders Pdet Sdamnnder Scfes but the kind
of Safe on which has bu the reputation OF h Salaar
der, viz. Edwards l. Honsn's Improved, one OF which
saved the books and papers OF essr Coters at Wotn!n
Mass 1885, Thos Whitemore, the Trumpet office In Bos
ton and Jno Wells corner of Broad 81 and Exchange
place. York-a OF which have been falsely Claimed
advertised by Mr. Wilder es his manufacture
nS Iw. A. C. HOBBS, Is Plstt-st-
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Rev. Or. Bnbcock will preach Sermon 10 behalf Of
the City Bible Society the Meeting House fthe Fourth
ST. Baptist Church. lin 4ihs, Avenue D. on Lords
Day afternoon, 9Th inst o'clock The friends OF The
Bible respectfully invited be- present collection
will be taken for the above Society The seats in this house
nre alyays free IT.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
e For sale of Stocks at The Exchange see Last Page.

Z
FRIDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock Market took very sudden turn to-day,
and the shorts anything but sweet The pleas
ure of delivering Norwich and Worcester to-day at 60
So sold regular yesterday at sl must be Of very du
bous character The bulls in spite OF their apparent to-
tai rou. Yesterday very decidedly masters OF the
field to the heavy cos, ofthe opposing party.
Very little doing in Exchange, and prices are
without change We quote Sterling 81 q Ct Francs So
90, 5.2j We quote Amsterdam 39i a 394 Ham
burg 35i q 35t Bremen 7st q 75..
The receipts upon the Long Island Road for
October show very gratifying increase on the same
month Of as year. The earnings from all sources were;
October 1874 S27, 562 70
ls45 .... 80 3i2 Go
Increase in ls45 81 ITO go
The following is the amount Of tolls received on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

~ HILL the lumitable Hair Cutter says the hair should
never co over three weeks the outside without
being nicely clipped YES hair ones head TO which
say ancn aud would advise all who admire neatly cut
head of hair or pr.tty trimmed whskers call on HILL al
his Office, No IS Nassgust OF Pine as he Is the only
ID, mn
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, the Beloved Friends.

~ To the Beloved Friends, formerly connected
with The Church and Congregation in McDougal-st (Sho
have been scattered in the cloudy ard dark day Noce is
hereby given that the Rev D. Dunbar is expected 10 preach
in mis- old Church Sunday the 9th inst three lines al the
usual hours.
a. i'll never leave nor forsake thee" II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

NOTICE to Debtors OF the hrm OF Wa.ehdse' Rob
y bins & McKngbt-The firm OF "aiordse, Robbins
having made an assignment OF al their goods chsiles ei-
t, r credits undersigned sill persons indebted
a firm are hereby notified 10 make payment OF their said
ndeb-dress the undersigned and such persons are
aereby armed to m axe such payments 70 OF the
persons composing the late hrn Of WAbfidge, Robbins
Mcknight New York, October 3Oth, ls+5.
T. w. pEMBERTON leo John.st
Persons indebted 10 said hrn respectfully requested 70
furnish with statement OF their accounts with said trn
nj lwts. X. W. Z.
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- Tn nnl,e MoncY hY the suppresslon OF trulh an

" To make Money by the suppression OF truth and
invention OF and that when the whole uuan fam
y are to the only sufferers by loss OF life and production
OF sores and suerings is best estimated by the prudent
when they counterfeit article trying 10 be built on the
fame of Dsy Magical Pam Extractor This great article
will cure the following Diseases Burns Scalds Tic Doler
enx Old Sores Swelngs, Spinal Weakness &c &c.-even
saw. life under The trying circumstances and they who
regard il Will be that H. Daley is written on every
box OF the genuine article only. General Depot for the
United the sac Of The above Save No rs Full
ION :, Snn Rnildinp nj 6,is-
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phiIadel,hia Cntr!c nIarlsct..... Nov.

IL marke, 1900 head OF Beef Cattle consisting of $40
Virginia 400 Ohio and the remainder from our own
STATE including go taken 10 New-York go Cows and
Caves $50 Swine. and 200 Sheep. Prces-Beeves dull
at s3l a S5i the 100 its 300 head unsold.
Cows and Calves brought Sl5d $32
Swine sell a, 81; 1851 the 100 lbs.
sheep, mostly sold q; 81 a SO each
IIay--The market steady with sales good Timothy at
los the and Straw Sc 00as7 90 the 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

Ship Sharon, N Orleans.
Banks Martin w Brett, Neuvitas; Manchester Apals
,hcola.
Brigs Warsaw Tarrogona, sA; Forest, Charleston
Wind NV
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~ MY ruv LAWYERS TO CRAcK-ls that me rent 10
MN, mud sell MAGICAL Pain Extractor no wonierui IN
ali s,,s and burns only nj y Cornnd-s where The
are determined shall remain in spite OF all dis
g.uIn -, ~, ~. ., Nyr,.i il AWAY MT 2teod
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V;>YSrt>,NV SvItluN.-Wc learn froS' Wo ua"
-, t,,.,,A ts.nt Tbs, ru Wednesday mornns'
81 = N.,.L N,s cue vi tho oldes; sad most Worthy
re = NssryssSwu. Committed suicide by shS'ns
S,nte VISA pssA tAsNUsh 'h' 'o,rS oM sa w. "
80, - - r,,',,.i .sy, the Torrh Light he h"d
go. ., ;sys l.lN,y,us vuicv great depression
- .,,.s szi ,Sc ws> observed >''.oy ms asnS"S'
3 ~, ss>,i "a his own o:Sce, sNoa; 10 o'clock
- - ,,,-ss rAtg, ~ found some time alter
$50, S-sl Tse ro,vh liSh, adds "1he calamity
; ss, Sss-vssips, SnG IS ~ write oeep s'N,' nS's
- ,,,n,.,uaity (S(r,>i. IS he wSs. IN nfrea'hch,
', ~ tA,,r cue,iGcs which aiorn the lathe; ana
49,. ,.,te<sias Death has drawn t'rsh tue deepest
>s,Sy sflAs pasNi> iw thcee ~ whom MS 1883 must
=. -. severely fslL
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS


SATM. 7. JENNINGS CO. Drapers and Tailors I'm.
w portes OF Cloths and Cassimeres Vestngs, Sc III
Broadway American HOTEL opposite the Fountain are In
receipt an extensive OF new goods Tor fall and
Winter wear comprising French and English Cous lor
and Eoca Goats Cassmeres In Styles
Silk, Satin, Merno and Velvet Vesangs Mieo Ciouis,
Tweeds sc. for OverCosts, which will be made up
to order through aid VI efficient corps OF cutters
can found In tie country essential point in mo
economy which would direct and IL rendering mo
sye and character of garments SUCH u must sa @
discriminating that views oi cheapness are mol oaseo
the production Of any other Than hrsi rhie
Such have sustained our system VI FINAL Poo
returns and prompted the solicitation Of cali from tnose
who would really effect saving of the extra per centage
levied under the credit syseln-
Th. attention directed to Tue Plntaloous department
offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate nj
combining case and elegance.
In addaT To the usual assortment Of goods kept by
ade have always hand ready made Dress and Broek
Goats Pantaloons Vests 10 answer the requirements OF
those no. OF emergency may require hst sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety Scaris CisVau
Handkerces Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery, Under-Fesb
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c a1s
NEW YORh CASH TAILORING Establish.
ment, 1877 Broadway, three doors below The Frankln
House The subscribers would call The attention OF their
customers and the public large end well selected
assortment of Fail aad Winter Goods Embracing all The
styles OF French and English Pso Cloths Tor wnisr
garuens black and fancy BoDjeans elastic Cassneres Oh
entire patterns very rich Styles Of Sks, Cashmere
and Velyt Vespgs suitable for the coming season AL OF
the same superior style for which the establishment has
been so long celebrated.
Employing In tie cutting department the beet alen, In the
city do not hesitate ~ Challenge comparison win any
In pcni STYLE elegance and workmanship Al tne same,
time ou prices will convince the skopuca, that hrst
rate garments furnished very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention to the Fancy Depart.
connected with the establishment where can be ouhu
every article requisite complete genueuns WARDROBE
of the newest richest materials selected by our agents
Paris aud London markeis Also al assortment OF
ready Dress Frock Goats and winter garments Of
every description Tor the accommodation OF tnose requiring
o. t.,f J. C. BOOTH CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

II The Anniversary OF the Missionary So
cieIy attached 10 the I'd Wesleyan Chapel MuberrysL
will be held on Sunday evening. Nov s. Exercises com.
nence nj TO O'clock The meeting will be addressed By
Rev. Dr.. Cox, Brooklyn Rev. E. T. Taylor, Mariners
Church, Boston; and Rev Bishop James
VIM. EDSALL, sec v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

rr- rrE IRoN Isr roLSi for coonndes, iron ratings
nn iron crcc truly the most beautiful article we have
snd,rs can procure samples and quantities q Cortland
:, n,jv n6 2teod
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Boston Aurtiou Sales.

PYT. z. q y. RlCH, S. and IS Broad-sueet Boo
Dter ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. II
Doors, SHOES AND BaoGASs-5oOc ases Boots Shoes sad
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK.
IMMATURE ALMANAC DAY.
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WM. EDsALL. Sec'y.

" Christian Uniou.-A meeting Of this Society will
he held This Evening O'clock in the School Room OF
Messrs. Leggeu Guianden, No 1871 Eighth-sL near
RroadyHRY. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

re- Christian Observation-Disclosures BISHOP
will preach Sunday afternoon and evening. in the Hall
corner Of Lispenardst and Broadway, two doors below
Canast-entrance Lspenard-sL The public invited
Seos free IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

w rHE Mosr distressing complaint the human frame IS
SUBJECT TO- immediately relieved and soon permanently
cured by the Sick Headache Remedy at Il Ceriaud-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

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- = s'>ve made report ot the circumstances
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T{ss Seas Of New.Ensand' in the District
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