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

FATAL ACClprNr-On Monday last, NJ SAXON
River village while ut WORK in tho soap stone WIN, M
Francis Dudley camr his death III tue ohoMis -, W.
ncr: He was engaged In drawing ',"no nv. , - ~ ~
>>.n,,r ,nw,r with rope aud windass ana WINE 'nc
-, 49,. ,,nvnr very slowly attempted TO ADJUST OF
~, 80 NAN the wndlass with his hand, when OF
sudden his fingers were caught oet"cch .nc lop' anu
>ynI,.s and being alone was unable TO cN'rcaic NM
~. .rn, WAS completely severed from his body ut
,h, elbow and his body and head So severely bruised a.
tr cause his death in few minutes. ms aeohizing
.rc. very soon broughttwn men into the mill who found
hin, lyrr uror the floor almost manged corpse. being
nly ablr 10 utter the words Z" | dead man-lc, me
In Bellows Falls (Nt) Gazette.
Tux ACCIDENT IN ADMINISTRATION OF the in
ured men nrc still living 1t Is thought that they may
recover hut the chances rather against them They
are trishtiully nangcd however one OF them has lost
his eyes entirely. pittsburgh Daily Journal.
DAMAGES ORrAiyrp.-At the recent session OF
the L : Circuit. Court held in this city named
Martin recovered $3.50 Of the Troy and Saratoga Rail
rcud Co Cor injury Ia his person By being crushed be
tween the care which made him cripple for HE nc
Co offered Mr. NJ $500 after he sustained the III
jury. which he would not accept. AID AIMS.
~ The Buffalo Commercial, in an article on
the recent gale upon the Lakes says 1.-The storm has
pretty much ceased and flee. OF steamers Ieit in5
morning Wcs,ward-onc only for the Upper Lakes the
~, Louis The Madison Is announced TO olo" Inliae-
uedie,cy. Sail vessels are waiting Tor WIND
~ Mr. Horatio Lawrence, OF w estchcstcr, VINO
was arrested and examined after the sudden death oil
his wife mas been entirely cXcupaed from any blame
SLAVERY A DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLE. The
Worcester Palladium III noticing uutayorably the Protest
a.ains, American Slavery by ITO Unitarian Ministers,
says be expected from the etuca,lon It's ai-
,ho-s have received that they should 20 form into the
world with strong bias against Democratic principles
~ Rev Z. II. Chaplin Says the Boston Tines
hiss sent in his resignation pastor OF the Unversast
Church in Charlcstown lie has been invited to become
colleague Of Rev. Hosea Ba!ou of Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
.tostnn Austlon Sales

by p. ~ u. RICH, So and Sd Brosd-strceL Boa
Der. ON WEDNESDAY. Nov u
Doors SHOES BSoGASs.-5o cases Booaa, SHOES and
Brogans-
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Sc. =
LEATHER, SKINS &c.-Sos am Upper Leather Calf
SKINS Kid Morocco Innings, Bindings, Thread and Other
articles IN the line.
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HUMBEhT'S
Mecco Electrical Institute.
q Established in 1919, for the Treatment OF

Meclco- Electrical Institute,
cy Established in 1919, for the Treatment of
Disease by klectriciry.-E!ectncity Is 4 valuable
auxiliary remedy in ell forms OF diseased action Properly
applied is prompt ana efficient in the OF Acute AND
Chronic Rheumatism Govt Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility, suppression retention OF the Menses,
Culaneous Rruplions Inflammation OF the Eye or Ear,
Pam in the SIDE Back Limbs, Muscular Conrscnons,
Swe!nss, and other similar misunderstanding generally
In days, the accommodating misery months or years,
al the o. mecica! art have been tried
ard abandoned IN Dr. h. that the successful
treatment Of disease by Electricity IS years in this
ensbles him 10 dispense altogether with public testimonials
or He may be consulted by those unacquained
with the remedial OF Electricity usual graiuiiousy,
daily from Vi. 10 p NJ. The very poor attended 20
srai, between the hours OF ) and 4 z. IL.
DR.. A c. HUMBERT, Medical Electrician,
Sr, q near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

" The Annual Election for Directors of the How:
Insurance Company vi be held at the office OF said
Company, No. 66 WHLst Monday Isl December, lSi5
commencing III Il and closing ut P. NJ.
nil tldec LEWIS PHILLIPS Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

w4xx LaS5-Aas-Cer;ain Editors in the West
- -.-t 8. - S;.:e have taken 10 calling another
EleS. r-s aid aypeei@s This IS Eci,oriGi CoGr:ssy
-. s=rs eA2cz We question ii our CRY brethren
-. - =
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OIL sm Western oace No 81 Sulivaa-st near Spring.



sornral Of city made Boots suitable for The present
season. al prices varying from 3 so 10 So He
would psrlicuary recommend the Boots he sells S. 81
ana 81 which VII longer than those usually sold 81
oIner places n IS and So.
Boots Shoes &c. made 10 order on the shortest notice,
OF the foo, and pair OF ass made and KEPT Tor each GUS
delivery. JOHN Il Al hlNo, ia FuloHsL
ma Iui.sod between Nassau ard William SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
VsT0VFS STOVES, STOVES.

TfNul Sffn,ttInkN wU1t4 INFORM MS trends nnd INC
pui y.nar.ii he -s on hand two dia Great pat
-, Y hi Co1ppg Stoves. Doctor b. DOuglas.
- - ca "a Patent, manufactured 10y p. |. Clute
STU. schcnrctady Tho castings hosyy and durable and
the warranted TO gigo sasaeuo 10 al eassa those
in, before purchasing elsewhere For sale wholesale aud
retail Al tho Oimscd stove Factory, 2le WAter.st ~
'e,a "a, D. 1m ~. ''' ~ JOB CLEVELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
~ Members Of the Zoist's Association wi

meet This Cruesaayl Evening ri O'clock al Hall
third story, back of Broadway and Grunds Sub
ect OF debate, Ciarvoyance Some experiments IN E.ec
tricity vii! then be given. Per order,
A WING Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

Ty Sehrng's Restorative tordlal.-Ihls pleas
a melic!ne /. a neyer-iing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections II certain cure Tor Sck and NcV-
Gus Headaches and excellent preventive of Co-vrne's
Luw Spirits II cortrctr morbid state oil the bilAy
organs very r:AcaclUus relieving iniuicEcy Cbe
-InIuT complaints of the SIunacn ana Bowels IL
sI-cdIy pIouOes ol strength anu rcusliy III HI
Debility, restores healthy appetite, where this
greatest oi bchsrgs deficient and na!ufh coase
qucncc give. tone and vigor thc whole syblciii
Sold Wholesale ard retail by A. b. ID. SANDS. ~ FUTON
also, nj J Broadway and II East Broadway aoid
ul.o by Ru3HTON Z co. 10 Broadway, 10 Asor House
and Broadway, coruor OF four,eGth<l Also BY }; l.
Coddng,ol, 3U5 Hudfon-rt jy9 eodiaa
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BRITISH PERIODICALS

BRITISH PERIODICALS.
TJIHE FOLLOWING well-suown Periodicals are re-
printed immedia ely upon their arrival in this country.
style fully equal and in some instances superior 10 the
English copies, VIZ
The London Quarterly Review
The Edinburgh Review.
The Foreign Qlnfierly Review.
The Westminster Review.
B.ackwood's Magazine. =.
They delivered subscribers AZ their RESIDENCES N
s the principal Cities Towns and Villages oil me Union
free po,;a ohr charges al the following rates. VIZ
For any one Review, SS,2er snnun
For any Two Reviews 3
For any three Reviews,S7
For all four Revievvs,SS
For Blackwoot,s Magazine. 81 per annum
For B lakewood and any Review, 50 per annuul
For Blac.,vood and any two Reviews. 81
For Bisckwood and any three Reviews,S9
For Backwo9d and the four Revews,slo
- Single Nos slwavs on sale.
nj lwis' It2 ruitoh-sl near Hassai-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

APPOINTMENT By TIE PRESIDENT
l.x1s CIASxE as Governor the Territory OF Iowa IN
:. $50 :: ycan Chambers. removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
fall fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
1V1 GEORGE T. GREEN, ITO Chathsm-.I corner of
Pearl-Wil. keep constantly on hand FULL aud COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS BOYS and Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING, Of all descriptions made In the
MOST FASHIONABLE 10 which Tie would most respect
uly non of those In want As he has mada
receive Coth, CassnreI pestsg &C. BY
every packet and has services of experienced
Cutters Piled ges himself give perfect satisfaction 10 al
who mag purchase.
u,th strict punctu1Litu o3 .odisu
BOYS CLOTHING Al THE FAIR.
MRS CORNWALL. of 2s2 Grand-st. respectfully solcs
lY1 an inspection specimens Of Boys Clothing now
being exhibited al the Fair believing they will be found
peror in style hnish any manufactured In this city,
large ready made al her old esab shed stand
2s2 Grand near Allen n b. Orders for any style
cued nj short notice % lmeoiis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

Snlcs of Real Estate BY james VI Miller.
Lot on Odd street near Sd Avenue. sold subject TO
mortgage ofSl .J00 lot Is feet inches by 80 It
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

BOON Ot OdnIS NJ ho y =. 1.L q.
PPLETON * co vii! publish about ihe 2uth inst 4
n Book Of Christina Carols printed In the iiunlneteu
STYLE with twentyour seautu borders in colors ana goa
ry peserv ed the British Museum, and with four beau
tu Mssa Pictures OF appropriate designs, VIZ: the An
es appearns Shepherds; The alteration OF Magli
The Sayity The Annunciaton The great improvements
which have been made darug the psst year in Cnromoh
ography will be brought to bear upon this proauelon ano
duced eauaac in every the delicacy grace and
spendor OF the snas The literary portion WIN consist
Of selection OF the best old English Caro and those quaint
memorials OF the simple pety Of byegone ume-gems Of
dcyou aspraou-hch well deserve Inc graceful setnn2
,hs, viii now be given 10 them
Just IMPORTED
The Arts Union, Prize Annual 40 size; size, 70 plates
Moore's Iri.h Melodies, superbly illustrated
C;oldsmi,h's Poeticai Work., evqustely illustrated
Murray's illuminated s.ition of Prayer Book.
Rose Garden of Persa, by Miss Costello, llusuateo'
The Book OF shakspeare's Gems, So hne plates
The Keepsake for 1886 edited nv Lazy biessngton;o
The Book of Beauty for 1916, edited by DO. MO Ais
ha trede suposd with the above favorable terlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

SPLENDID NEW ENGLISH WOhhS,
IST no. 2--Wiley x Putnam. prepared 10 sup
ply. wholesale and retail. the fouoyv nS -Pea6id en-
be-hed WORKS suitable Git Sooks for The approaching
seasop
The Book OF Beauty for 1916.
The Keepsake for 1886.
Evenings Hadiou Hail. beautifully illustrated, 81 50.
Buffers Hud;brgs, edition. with protuson OF hne
portals . vols. l2no. in rich morocco, 81.
Gray's Poeucal Work., illustrated edition, vol. in
calf elegant. Si-do in Morocco, s..
The Illuminated Calendar and Diary :o 1885, each page
exqIs ely illuminate, SS.
with fine photographic drawings S0
Hsrdng's New WORK. The Principles and Practice OF
Art vol folio, (unbouRil SO.
Prince Msx!u,ans Travels in North America vol TO-
lio 81 exquisite co.ored drawings and vol OF
Text in 4to-bCth cely bound in half morocco $50. In
ported and for sale nv
WILEY L PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
more extended Est OF w. P.s assortment of ele-
gatly bound books be had application or ii wished
!, will he n allied any address. NIL 2us
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Drp GOODS.


GEO. H WILLIAMS,
% EXCHANGE PLACE, q doors East Of William
street, invites his old eus.ome5s and Merchants gen
Co!ored Silks and Sstns; Velvets Bombaznes, Apsccas
Nous de LANES, CGshmeres, Reps, Fine Ginghams and
other Dress G9ods White Mu,s and s D
and Swiss Trimming; Embroidered Collars, and Chmi-
se,:es; Green Gauze, Barge and Lace Wells; Taft Sap
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Worsted Silk and Broche Shaws Dress Hdkfs, Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen.
Ilemen's Rich Scarf5, Cravets. Stocks and Ties, &C.
So eodisI
CASHMERES AND DE LAINES-Ju.t received
" al surSer's. Sl GIand-sl the following goods, VIZ
super Thbe Cashnrres, the richest goods Offered
this season-the that has been sold for 9swl now
case fch Cashmere, full solor,, at 2. Sd. per yard
100 pieces Geo lie do Danes 90 Is Is. Cd. DO
Also cartons super Cashmere long and square Shsws
all woothe richest designs oered-will be sod at
great sacrifice. ..o.., O., IN
Also, 200 Printed Cashmere, Damash, Heavy Net, and
cheap, by tns sdsl s. BARKER, 2al Grand-st
DWELL PRElIICM TICKS, and B-The
ali SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Lbery.st
RLEACHED GDUDs.-Lowsl pr,mum A, X and
d C. Great Fas s. Cabot and Empire Mile, for sale BY
nil SPEAR RIPLEY, g. Lberty.st
An GASES BLEACHED DlI1as., Tor sale BY
iU nil SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Ltoerty-st
q 1914 AND i2~4 Brown SheeDgs, for sale by
III, NIL SPEAR & RIPLEY. 81 Lloetty.st
GREAT FALLS and Cabot sheeting' for sale by
VI nil SPEAR & RIPLEY, 81 Liberty-st
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Carpelings, Floor Oil Cloths, &c.
SMITH 4 touNSBERY are now Offering uNa5
- large and elegant assortment OF
of every variety OF STYLE PATTERN and color, IN bf4see
Sply imperial doubts super, superfne hne, and common
inrrsins-at prices thai cannot be competed WIN ~ an5
other establishment. IN the city. Aso-F!cor Ou Clotns
from 10 a feet wide, with Rugs Drugges TaoIe a1a ~
sno Covers Window Shades and al other afllcics con
rscted with the uade, all q, The lowest possible prices
Strangers visiting tho city are paiu in'ieu " ~
and examine the above stock h.,. Mica
iS'N- SMITH < LoUNSBERY:
oos o,v,- 4Is Psarl-sL opposite william
nEACu ORCHARD Coal Ahoat-The subscribers
arc this day discharglng very superior euch S
Sizes Al sOo1 VAT TRUSLOW,
NIL 200 Cherry ard 10 Mulberry SITS.
r IVERpOOL OKREL CoaL-The subscribers have
n, hand from arrivals very superior Bluudells
hrt rrs Coal selected expressly for family use, and for
oe 10 lots su purchaser al the ow est market price by
w. < T. TRUSLOW,
nil eco Cherry and ITO Mulberry SITS.
rJIO THE HOLDERS OF NOTES under ID Mort.
cugu ight OF Way Notes. and o: Bonds issued by
Housaiuuic Railroad Co.Nocc is hrrehy given that ali
the oblig ntons outstanding against said Company VIII
b. PAID principal and interest presentation Interest
H. NICHOLS, Tro,sr.
Office OF the H. R r. Co Bridgeport, Nov. g. lsls is,5n
DAIT.ROAD IRUN.-The MOntour Iron Co. Dan.
II viIe Pa prepared 10 execute orders for the
heavy Rail Bar Of any pattern In IN this country
or in Europe. Apply 10 MURDOCH, LEAvITT x co.
nj is1 Agents, cor. Cedar and Grrenwlen 90.
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s,1tua1loGs, 81. Men1so.

TEACHER TANTED-In Academy near this
div worth : 90 per He must be competent 10
teach he languages ana mathematics and be ready enter
upon hs duties on Monday he 7h inst 1t is desirable
account OF some expenses that he be able command So
in cash Apply Immediately TT 80 NassauSt first Office
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Books.
-ncEEAp READING FOR TIE PEoPL:

"CHEAP READING FOR THE PEOPLE"
NOR SALE BY ". Fl. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
L Sesss1-st- opposite the PARK
The Fatal Legscv or the Doomed Heir-Sy J. Melville,
author OF the Cruise. &c. Price l2t cents
Tsree Nights in Life,ire-A Domestic Tale Price .
cent, 49,,
The LONDON Medica. S;udeni-2d series; By Punch
Price SG cents. =,
Narratives OF the Me ovingan Era-by Thsury Price 81
Tn Democratic Review for Nov. Price . cents
III. Artist. Merchant ind SA,esuau-By c. Edwards
PrsredoIn Rerbles and Scrambes 10 Texas or New Es
t.emadura-By Sou.hron. Price 81; GEMS
Th Pirates Daughter-By the author Of The ConsPra;or
vols Prce 81; cents.
The New Library OF Law and Equity-Eded By several
dis,jprulshed legal geuilemeu-Vo . No with all the
back numbers Subscription p'ce 81 o4i cts per number
The Wing Amausc tor 1916
The Mysieries OF Pars-Complete in one vol. Price
Dsshes at Life with Free Pencil-By n 2. Wllis-No,
The Young Mas Mentor on his Entrance into Life-
Price l2t cents
Hsrpe,'s Pictorial Bible No. - Price IS cents.
The Vicar o; Wakefield Price 81! cents
The Great Metropolis for 1916. Prce y cents.
w h GRAHAM.
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rS- To Landlords and Attorneys-SHERlFFsN NO,
rlCE-The Sheriff The City and County o New orh, AID
his Deputies would respectfully notify The Landlords Gnd
Attorneys O Tins City, they prepared To execuie
Landlords Warrants and the fcr-cOsns Of Chsiiel Mort
gnses with punc.gel!y and detpaet Application TO be
mad. Al hs sheriff. Otce room No =, Ia lie Guy Hall
WA. JONES, Sheriff.
N.v..c,x Auu ~ le4T Ruit 9uls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

CtGiage Lasuayra rodre q bols cry low preei sugar
9 49, N i,-s, opposite No. 10 Souh-sL, and VIII be
sold very low from On board For sale TO
az ~ 80 yrfy superior Java coffee, and puncheons
pa7r Scotch tn, Whisky 20. siewas entitled - dehs'
tu.' t''e '@" 80 Com. Merchant, II Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

CLASsICAL sCHUOL.-rhe subscriber having
" resigned his charge OF boarding school IN Ptsheid
Mass ana he,iop removed city win the drsg of
,sbi,hiny c ns,ca School, would receive under his in
suucron on aud The oh s al ms residence 50 Chm,
whom could receive board his family and come ut all
tines undrr MS and his l=dys supervision For particulars
S1i Ernsdvsy N.yy-York. J. y. NASH.
= oeGI,,n S,y.,h,.t No. l9t5. NIL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

nISSOLUTION OF Psr'nershiP.rhs Partnership
Dhereloiore existing between G. j. MORGAN Il, J.
BRUNOT has dissolved hi .'.e u ~ ous
' w ii In II. ]. bRuNOT.
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ROYSI CLOTHING AT THE FAIR.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

MIN T. JENNINGS L CO. Diapers and Talors, I'M.
w portes OF Cloths and Cassimeres Vestngs, Sc Isl
Broadway American Holel opposite the Fountain are 10
receipt extensive assortment Of goods fer Fa ana
Winter wear, comprising French and English Clouhs LOT
Dress and Frock Coa CasSlneres 10 Oh Styles
Silk, Satin, Merno and Velvet Vesungs, Med Cloths
Tweeds &c. for OverCoals, which will b. made up
order through the aid of as efficient corps OF cutters
can be found IN the country an essential point ID mo
economy which would direct and In rendering mo
style and character OF garments such as must satisfy mo
discriminating thai views OF cheapness ara mol oaseo
on the production OF any other Than hIst rae sainea,IS
Such have sustained system Of small prohts and quick
and prompted the solicitation or cali from uoso
who would really effect saving VI the extra per cenlaso
levied under the credit system
The attention directed 10 Pantaoous department must
offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate nj
combining ease and elegance
trade have always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Goats Panaoons Vests &c 10 answer the requirements OF
those Who ncases Of emergency may require hrst ne u
Also Fancy Dress Articles great Variety Scaris CraShb
Hand Cloves Suspenders Hosiery Under-N csts
Drnwes Linen and biusn Shirts, Collars, &c. &c sis u
! NEW YOiM CASH TAILORING Esabish-
men, 1877 Broadway, three doors below me FrahALn
House The subscribers would call the attention Oh lei
customers and the public very large and we'll selected
of fall and Winter Goods Embracing all to
latest styles OF French and Engsh Peo Cloths Tor winter
garnes bsck and fancy Bon elastic Cassneres Of
entire patterns very rich styles OF silks, Casnnere
aud Velvet Vesngs, suitable for the coming season All or
which will be made order few hours noucs and ID
the superior syle for which the establishment has
been SO long Celebrated.
Employing the cutting department the best talent Ia tho
city do hesitate challenge comparison WIN any
In Of style, elegance and Workmanship Al same
prices will convince the most sAsPdca Thai hIst
garments bo furnished al very reduced rateS lot
cash We would also call attention the Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment where caa be iound
every article requisite complete genuemans Wsrdrooo
in the Ports and London markets. Also an assortment OF
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
o. tstf j. C. BOOTH co.
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PRICE ONLY 1-2 CENTS.
YE1HE KITCHEN DIRECTORY And American House
wife, containing valuable and original receipts
in all the branches Of Cookery together with col
lection of Miscellaneous Receipts Also the whole Art oil
Carving, Illustrated by sixteen Engrayngs Frce only l2t
CENTS d dollar dozen.
Eli MARX Il. NEWMAN. Publisher 1893 Broadway
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Newly ork Cattle 1Inriset-Nov. 10.

Newly Ork Cattle Market-Nov. TO-
Reported for The Tribune.
Al market 1000 Beef Cattle, 60 Cows and Calves, and
1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Pn1cEs-Beef Cattle are more active at higher rates
prime retailing may be placed s. with few choice
at $625, and some ordinary at $50.
Co,cs ond Calres-An sold at SIS to $50
Sheen and Lambs-Thc market cleared at 81 So 10 for
Sheep, and 81 cts q So 50 for Lambs.
Hay without change, and continues Mt 81 per cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

MOTTO s.-The gentleman who on Saturday evening, al
tie lower part OF Broadway, procured coach 10 'de
oe and sheltered i,e boy tvSAo got delayed and Could
not get 10 stag- during The severity OF ne Storm and car
ed MN nome safely VIII Please accept the silcrre thanks
action uIv the heart OF one possessed OF Chs-
ism yirtI,. IL HENRY CROh Err, Jr-, SID HuisoG-s
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OAR IRON.-aU tons Amcnesn, a<sor'eo toanas
ID square and fat, for sale by r.v,rr L. co
,-,.,., ea1ns, C,~asr and Gr~~ostch 81
NIiILVILLE PIG IkON-1o tons NO. !, OF la''
oil i,u J 40 y, OL-tNE :, - -
GUT NAILs-l.ooo casks ,Ary efsorea fe''-
- LIN --- MURDOCH LEkVlTT CO
C.1a and fsserr~1~a-e'r@co
= > ~, CASKS NorrisIown and Ene ~ a, Wv ~
lCUUwel assorted, for sale by JAS' !" q Wss,.st
ol7 ist ~; =
@.RTSFFRRIE PIC INON..lso tcns Nc; \ ~
sE sala bS jIR n. oLAhY, Wsssss CIV sa
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DIG AND EAR Iron STOkAGE.-The under
sgued having erected commodous racks for asserting
Bar lron and having connected with bis Warehouse e1teu-
ave Yards for Pig on prepared receive both Bar and
Pig upon very favorable The location OF the prer
ses between Piers and North RIVER opposite large and
convenient Docks reduces very materially the usual excn'
Of carriage IN receiving and delivering Other nerens
disc received on Storage IN three story eproof Stores @
surable Q. the lowest rsIee- JAS N OLNS,EA,
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e,ITIATION WASTED.-Thu subscriber, Il man
cbe-eu IS aud 20 years OF Is anXous 10 obtain
nation IN mercantile ether business establishment in Ibis
Civ Ne thinks his experience Is such will qualify HIN
10 make himself useful branches of business. He
writes good hand and quick Al !urcs The subscriber
for seyera years has teen engaged in country
previous that time vas for many ears IN his City He is
Of his employer References oolh for character ard
uess qua.icaons will be given Please Gtdesss g. al
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WANTED A SITUATION, by respectable Amer
~ lean Woman cook, who understands her business
perfectly Would be willing assist il washing and iron.
ing VIII receive calls for days Also Young Woman
"a experieuced chd's and chambervork. Best of
CITY reference can given. Apply 65 Mo,I-st NIL
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