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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

SA.pss SARsAPA RILA-Il is unwise be TOO ircredu
c1s especially il age when effects produced in al
est every branch Of science which two hundred years ago
would have been ascnbed 10 sorcer We know is COM
hing Scrofula ipcurable" and yet The elo
qasn testimonials OF persons incapable OF iasehood us
ruth se that this terrible disease has been cured by
Ssndss Sarsaparlln Now pu, 10 The unprecedented
& worthy OF belief, they who have tested the
properties of this remedy and the evidence of lis e
cary those who, having predetermined in their own
minds that Scrons cannot be cured have refused to nves-
gsie he mater II is unnecessary 10 say what VIII be
ne response every candid individual Scrofua however
only OF large class OF diseases 20 the cure of which
s preparation adapted, testimonials always access-
bic 10 The puiic will show.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by A.. B. \ D.
SANDS, Wholesale Drugcsls, rs Fulton-st. New-York
Sod slao 23 Broadway II East Broadway and by Drug
s generally Throughout; the United States. Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for 81
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- nr. Wnod,s Snrsnna riIIn and NiId Cherr,

~ DIR. Woods SarsnparilIa and Wild Cherry
Brters-Among the great variety OF medicines which
continually coming before the public there found
extensive IN OF scrofs. dyspepsia liver
complaint ccsveness. morbid hunors AID other impury
The blood than the above popular remedy BY the opera
the one the morbid action is changed while by thai
the other the irritation delayed, and and vigor i'm
parted 10 The dehiIsted parts.
Sold wholesale and retail By Wyatt and Ketcham. l2l
Fulion-sl Ma 6tisV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

~ Particular Noticc.-Thoss persons about break
ing up having furniture OF any desert pon
dispose or viii hnd ready sale portion or all OF
their goods by sending line calling upon the subscr
hers. Inl9 imisl F. COTTON ( CO. No. 81 Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

~ To Business Men.-Edward A. Edgeron, Auor.
uey at Law, Cd Nassspst corner OF Joh IS
about visit and travel through The States of Michigan
Ohio Indiana and Illinois, remain during the Winter sna
Spring and viii promptly ana faithfully attend 10 any ousl
reSs In those Ststes entrusted his for moderate
compensation Refers TO Clesveand, Titus Hilton, Esqrs
Edwards Msn, Esqrs Emerson Prichard, Esqra New
York n1R Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

e Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-sr.-
2O0 pair always hand Persons sbou; furnishing their
houses VIII least 100 per by calling al the De-
pct BARTOL DE hAUNf.
NBCord Brosses and Tassels lots suit at anui.c
uIers' prices. mis- isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24
DIED {:

On Saturday evening. 22d inst OF consumption, PETER
J. only son of John B Gassner
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
father No IA Mott-st. this afternoon, at o'clock
On the 18th inst in the Goth year OF his age SAMUEL
SPENCER LOOFBORROW, eldest son OF Horace Loot
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nKGG yTORE for sale In ihnviog part Of ih,s Csy.
sand is one best in the place and ohefs 70
phy,,can particularly who Is DESTROYS OF ooainng
good practice IN connection with se business inc naSes
~ - soid low for Cash or short dune with security
% sells In consequence OF his health requiring
tS9re ecl'o eA NIL 3tsA
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B1arbua.

BOARD UP TOWN-A small family residing West
Id of Broadway short distance above Eighth-s could
accommodate gentleman and wife without children, two
single gentlemen board and desirable rooms, either
furnished unurnished The house within few steps
of three lines stages and is fitted up with fine bathing
room shower-bah &c Address, with real name, c. T. B.
at the Office of the Journal Of Commerce.. MIG Seodis
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Dinter Sasbinus.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


NAM. T. JENNINGS L co. Diapers and Taiors, Inn.
w porters OF Cloths and Cassmeres, Fcsnnss NC, 81
Broadway, American HOTEL opposite The roanuHn arc 10
receipt OF extensive assortment OF new good. or ana
Winter wear, comprising French and English Clons TOT
Dress and Frock Goats Cassmeres IN CREST variety o. Styles
Tweeds Sc for overcosis which viii DO maao up
10 through The aid VI a. e4nccnt corps oil cutters
10 found In The county an essential point In ne
STYLE ana character of garments such must sansy t
discriminating thai views OF cheapness arc ao oaeeo
On the prcdacioa any other un nrst rate garments
Such sustained System Of ea Pru"ls
returns and prompted tho solicitation or CAL from uoec
who would really eecl saving OF the extra PER cenSo
levied under the credit sysieii -.
The attention directed 10 the Panaioons department nus
continue 10 otter those woo appreciate ~
combining aud elegance
In addition The usual assortment OF goods AePt ~ VIC
trade have hand ready made Dress and froea
Goats Panialoops Vess &c 10 answer the requirements VI
of emergency require nrsl rte sun
Also Fancy uress Articles in great variety; SSas o,as
Handkerchief Glcyes Suspenders Hosiery, Under es,,
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts Colare NC NC sIls
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORING Estabiiss.
ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below inc
House The subscribers would call mo ansnsSn ~ .us
customers and the public very large and well seleteo
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing al INC
latest styles French and English Pelto Cloths Tor winner
entire new patterns very rich styles of Silks, Cashmere
Velvet Vesngs, suitable for the coming season Al VI
which Will be made TO order al lew houIs nouce AnI 70
the superior style Tor Wnlcn mo cs'ooii'' ~
been 50 long celebrated ,,, A..
city do not hessle TO challenge comp aisot Any
In point Of STYLE elegance and workmanship a, ING
tins our prices will convince the most shepuca aI
ru sar,nents can lie furnished very reduced raes TOT
CASH We would also call attention to the Fancy uepaf
meut connected with the establishment where Gun 70 iouno
every article requisite TO complete gehleniah
of the richest materials, selected oy our
in Psrls aud London markets. Also an W
ready made Dress, Erock Goats and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation OF hote requiring
articles OF dress for immediate use o,,,r =, no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

Y Sore men may be- aud certainly are, green enough
70 advertise common Sperm Oh coo,ed and scented, and
common Grease scented for restoring the Hair when bald
VI preventing II falling out; also exoliaon OF the
scalp and remove dandru TO turn gray hair black black
gray &c; but they must not suppose the public green
enough to believe them. II has been carried too far-he
imposition too glazing. scientific liquid, the study and
experience OF years, has been brought OUT viz Phalons
V"em'ea Hair inrsorc,or, which, fit does prove ef
eae'oas as recommended. the money viii be returned So,
on'iemen and Ladies, there is chance for imposition
BUY OF tie Inventor j. Phaon pa Broadway Artist in
Hsir
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PORTS

8, Jago de Cuba Nov ., brigs Sun, OF New-York ldg
for Trieste Caroline Jordan for Mansanila TO load for
Boston brig Adela for Philadelphia sid DIS previous.
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q pI.MgNTAL HAZE WORK.-TI

ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORh.-Tne arr Of
Omsking flowers OF dif.ren. kinds, wreahs &c out OF
han hsir caught By Mrs WALLACE, her residence,
ISs snrng-sI near Sullivan Families DESTROYS Of having
The hair he. deceased friends put In wreats or Other
fors neatly have done upon reasonable terms The
- NJ . y ND SMLWizs
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NETWORK.
. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Massachusetts. Gordon, Gate White from
Liverpool Left Holmes Hole Friday evening at 6 NJ
with n1dse, 10 Earnden & Co.
Ship ST Mary, Foster, from New Orleans sth inst cot
tom hemp &c. to Stanton j. Frost. James Thorne Esq
passenger.
Bark Isabella Young from Pensacola via Tampa Bay
d. lumber, to Howes, Godfrey g. Co.
Brig Mary Helen (of SGlem) Wthr 81 ds I'm st Jsgo
de Cuba sugar tobacco &c. 70 Dunscomb & Beckwith.
Brig Neuviras York II de- I'm st Marks cotton, &C. to
Coe Anderson Co. Bark Pioneer sailed days previ-
GUS for New-York.
Brig Gen Wilson, Sherman % DIS I'm Rio de la Hatch
dye woods hides &c TO Francis Spies. Leftno American
vessels.
Brig Brdeton, Gray "a DIS I'm Tobasco. logwood, to
Never & Sucken vessel 10 Schmidt &, Baichen.
Brig Hudson Kane 3 DIS I'm Norfolk timber, 10 master
Br schr Actress Mcdonald, 10 DIS I'm Halifax Ms fish,
to Hunter i Co.
ssSchr Statesman Wass, from Mschias, Me- lumber. TO
Schr henry Clay, New Bedford. oil.
: Schr Ann Marie Jones' 3 DIS I'm Newborn, NC, naval
stores TO Saml L Mitchell
Schr VIM Wright, Whelden, Philadelphia, coal Tor
Scbr Argus. Tinker I'm Norfolk. for Stoningson
Schr Sage johnson, Philadelphia coal. to master
Schr Berron Anderson. from Philadelphia, coal to
New Haven.
schr Oriental, Brown, Norwich CT:
Schr Eliza Lawton, from Nanncoke, oysters 0ouno
Sloop Gen Warren Sag Harbor, oil.
At Riker's Island ship Plato Pierce, from Boston for
New. York.
BELow-A brig in the ofing at sunset Wind NV.
SPOKEN. &c.
No., a.arln nrcH
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70 Mercantile Library Association. CLIFTON
Hn-Proessor NIusan viii deliver a course OF ten Lee
lures on the subject Commercial Revulsuus before the
Mercantile Library Association, CT Friday evening of each
week.
In this course Is proposed TO give the history Of CON-
,nerce and Commercial Revusions in the uited States
The influence OF these Revnons on The community
10 investigate their causes, and 10 suggest OF pre-
venting q Of mitigating these calaniies IN future The
6r Lecture OF the couTse will be deli cred Friday
inr net eh inst al y o'clock. Tickets the course 81
10 be procured OF the Librarian Of tie Mercantile Library
Association. Single tickets IS cents Ticheta free To men
hers of the Association. Ambulance the Introductory
Lecture free MA eod3us'
TT Ameri can InstiIutc.-A meeting OF the mem
bers will De held a, Repository in the Park this AFTER
o'clock. Those who lake an interest IL this In
stituton are desired attend 81. MEICS Rec Secy
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"a ss.sS.N's, YOUTHS AND oHILDREN's
Gear psIaothlns.-Geo. A Hoyt Co. No p Bowery
sone,, keep constantly hand very large
I'd ready made Clothing, adapted TO mens youths
ry WI IN wear made up In fashionable slye, and which
g,eued price, OF resa or casa Al great
bon nS made TO order in tbs very best style st very
sco Wln poncrsty. OBS lnis@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

Nov 49, passed OF Cape Fear, schooner water logged,
Nov Is lat &c. lon 81 bark Carib. of Boston.
Nov lat IS 80 exchanged signals with brig showing
American ensign and Colombian colors under, bound
South-supposed the Chairs, for Carthagena
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$4,000 30 hH asd s s. aS4 Per asix
~ ~. ars! R. N HAvENs, 68 Wall-st.
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On the alst. Jones 4. McGonagle, Isl.
At Chicago la,h Evert Reed. &c. Of this State
Al New Berlin w. T. Mrs Mary McWhorter, OF this
State.
-. aI.
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amnsemsnts.
raREwELI CONCERT.

OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERT.
ole BULL, in grateful eompfa nee win me paonsoeo
~ request OF numerous Ladies snd Genuenen VI e1ls
city, Will give Concert The Tabernacle, on Wednesday
the 18th met; twill be his last public appearance before
be leaves tie Country with heart warn with gIatnoe 10.
the hospitality and friendship shown him ever since ms hfs
arrival MI SITS
TTABkRNACLkrm.E,45RkI ONE 9H6 SIaar ONLY.
WIN give Grand Musical Entertainment at the Taberna-
Gle on Monday ey eP,fs S No I 51 nv entitled
In the course of which viii De introduced the following
Jessie. the Flowero' Dumblane.-
"O.d Towier'
Black Eyed Susan
"The Bonnia Breast KNOTS
"a Mans Man for a Thstn
"Ths Last Words OF Marrou"
Scots Whs' Hse'
1.-THE Bay OF Biscay"
az love her how love her,
CT Tickets Fifty Ceuts-To be bad ~ the Music Stores
and a. the door,
Doors open alto commence al and terminate at TO-
Books of,he Words had ihe docrprtce IL! cents
CJ Mr. Templeoa will also give Concert al the BROOK
Ign institute, Tuesday Evening, 18th instant; and al
Wsshin gion Hall, Newark, on Wednesday Evening 26'h
instant MO OTIS
FSaLMO'- OPERA USE.-Monday, November
Z S24h- Open for week. Admission . cents only
The Original Ethiopian Serenades. aessrs Geflon STAN
wood Harrington, Pelham and White, respectfully an
uounre to the Lsdes and Geutemer OF NewYork, that
they arranged for the above horse for few evenings
and vii commence Series OF Concerts on Monday Even
ing Nov 2ih rhich occasion Will be opened budget
OF new Songs Gees Caouses Refains Duties Burles cue
For PARTICULARS see programmes Doors open at 7-cou
cert at ! O'clock nN
NLHAMRA, No. SO Broadway.-Grand arraJ OF Ia
AIent!-Ifoniay evening, Nov eiih-Ths Guinea Sers-
uaders Miss Mary ST Clair, the celebrated Ens:sh syoi
assisted BY Mons Philippe; and Dr. vaeatEe The humor
Gus deiueaior of comic character Performances to CON-
mence al7i ocock Admission 3 cents Grad prepare
lions for tomorrow Evacuation Day. Noace.-An enter
tanuent every Saturday al p NJ p<$
= nlERiCAN NiUSEUM.-Mou Nov. a. 1915
Aspena,d performances In The sveSine, at hapsS,
O'clock. The hss engaged The Celebrated scotch
Giant Gian,ess Mr. and Mrs. Randall who 10y ether,
measure fourteen and weigh upwards OF seven
hundred pounds, making them the largest human beings
now living They i'll be visible from 10 o'clock A NJ I'll
10 P NJ A.o engaged. the living male ORng Ou'ang. the
Views together with the following talented performers: Mr.
T j. Winchell the renowned lmitatos aud Drocrist Mr.
VIM Whtlock the famous Banjo Player snd Negro singer
the Blind Fiddler Mr. Mrs. Mer.ifcid MSdane Rock
we'll, The famous Fortune Teller.
Admission Is cents Children under 10. l9t cents.
e cents extra consult thu Fortune Teller privately
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Total $500. ST., 739 " Total soy, 39l Is
Net gain nearly $4,000 per month which would yield
about ten per cent net income provided there is no fall
ing off the comparative receipts during the ten coming
months of the financial year The Road is well built and
well managed but the speculative movements in it are
an injury TO the property 1t is said that the Directors
contemplate making dividend in stock until the floating
debt is paid of.
The Peekskill Democrat says: The corps OF En-
eneers under the direction of Mr. Jarvis engaged in the
survey ofthe Hudson River Railroad have reached our
neshborhood, distance Of is miles. We also learn
tina. no obstacles have yet presented themselves
prevent the construction Of level road from the city Of
NewYork to point opposite Permont and from thence
TO this village and that the survey corresponds with and
thus far confirms the accuracy OF the survey made by
Mr. Morgan, Civil Engineer, som three years since.
The receipts on the Central Railroad, Michigan,
for the month OF October compared with correspond
ing months in le43 and 1874, show increase OF bust
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GUDas.
w II GRAHAM

w. II. GRAHAM'S
RULLETIN OF CHEAP BoUks5Hi.-s'Iy Of Women
ID nv l.. Maria Child, vols paper price IS Cts
The Chanbesrer, the Li.lepages Manuscripts, BY j.
Fenmore Cooper, author OF the Pilot &c 2vos price 7c.
The O'Doroghue, by Charles Lever p'ice Cd.
" finest, Is cts.
The Visionary beautiful ronsnce by Schiller price Sc
The Quiet Husband novel by Miss Pckeriog price 2oc
The Knights of the Seal, now complete, price S7t Cts
Harpers' Bible. No IS, price 25 Cts
The Rhine, by Victor hugo, being No OF Wiley Put
MANS Foreign Library vols price 30 cts per vol
The Pirates Daughter vols price ST. cts
Western Cearngs, by Mrs. c. NJ. kirkland price 80 cts
The Philosophy OF the Water Cure, price . cts ,
the Orange Girl of VENICE the Downfall Of the Council
OF Ten, a romance, price Ii cts
Penny Magazine, No. Is, price Is cts:
TIpnugs In Author Land by Fanny Forester price 50c
All the new works published, for sale by
moi w H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings. Nassan-'t
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
--s- For sale. Of Socks DC. Sec FourtA Page.

SATURDAY P. NJ
Tho foreign news had no very marked effect upon
the stock market bu, prices generally were heavy, and
no attempt wus inndo 10 bolster them.
In foreign bills tho transactions are very limited
yc quote, on London los.0losa Paris. 26so' s5 !
Amsterdam, 39a a39t Hamburg, 35i 936; Bremen, lsi
a7sa
The Exports from this por, for the week ending
Nav 10 were se33o74 of which $500 93a was in Amer
can vessels Tho arrivals 30. of which . were
Americans; and the clearanccO 49, of which 80 were
American Passengers arrived hoy.
The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company
far ono week in November in the past three years have
been ne follows: p..;,,., Co,, ,r,n,n,,,J
Week ending Nov 18th, lsa3. .Slae:l e6 s,3l7 TONS
Nov 18th, 1884, 15.4l7 81 II ,5b3 tons
:. Nov 18th, 1915. 3l.l23 IS 220a5 tons
The business for the month Of October 1913, IA and
Ak was annexed
Bushes. Coal ransp'fd
october, lsla.-.......-.-.-. $5sl60 81 3726i tons
October, lsii.---.-.-.------ 1910 39 S9,325tons
October, lsi5.----.----.--. 1859 81 92,4i5tons
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Which il a decline of farhing since our last adyices
The effect of this news market has not oeen lci.
heen large AMI have been at decline OF &C. on the pr
ces OF Yesterday some lower has been &C
cepted There anxiety 10 make saies evinceo
to decline Of tc bur shippers not being disposed 70
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a BASxY's TRlcopHrRous The public are cautioned
against srtce under the name of TIicophe
counterfeit snd gross imposition, Us the foi-
sowieg will ,bow:
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HsH rJlercantile Library Association.--Clnton
VASbSs,a9,nSS Evening. 25h November lci5.-MR. GEO
pSee o. he above evening with PogTicAL READINGS
ION ATOMS, illustrative of EVOLUTIONARY ExPREs-
S,noss 2 Ts sSam ence al pas, 7 o'clock
sad two SxsS - eents-Tickei, eamtng Genuemsn
''oLicies, 81. r22
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GISnn HEWAkD!-1he allows reward OF Fifteen
- cU Hundred Dollars III be paid for the recovery
II the sum of Seven Thousand,Nin Hundred Dollars stolen
from Myr.n Van Deusen, o! the City OF Hudson IN f on
the nrh. the 4h Of October last while on ILLS passage
rom Hudson 10 the City OF New York, in the steamboat
Snih America; or propOronate for such part OF
said money be recovered and restored to the sub
scribers on application ~ either o. them.
The money was contained IN small carpet bag which
taken from the berth OF said Van peusen and found
he next dny In the Vhechouse of the boat open and
Iifed OF its contents Il consisted of bills OF various denom
;untious and OF several Banks can be remem
bcred follows:
81 $40 in IS and los OF the Oneida Bank
loco in SIS and los principally of tho Pine Plains aud
Undertook Banks.
1000 in bills OF various denominations OF the Farmers
Bank OF Hudson.
OO0 or about that sum- OF the bills OF the PhGnx Bank
of hartford, and other Eastern money.
srein bills of the Hudson River Bank nearly all In
ssh bills
The balance of the money in bills of Western Banks
Of this State
AuGu>Tus E. MASTERS, l9l Pearst; GEORGE H ELLERY,
6 VIII imsL; THEoPHiLUs ? HART, A Cedar-st, Com
.ai.au Or a.,innaes nf Myrnn Nan Delaen. n24 I'm
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" ahFs infallibe Onsuent for preserving, beautyiag
sse promoting the growth of the Hair preparation Of
ovst seven years standing
Having been st cied with Dsndruf and falling of o; nv
nA was Induced to Csc hips Infalhble Onsaen and
sao'' ial convinced me OF It's beneficial tendency in
aSdai also in giving Toe hair soft and curly nature
3. RANDOLPH, No. ls Wiliam.st
aotimposed upon by certificates without The residence
Sit gvsr simple initials they only resorted 10
eunbugs who think TO palm of their vnlueless articles
= ~ manner rs being genuine The Cnsuen' Is the Only
woo can be seen Principal Office No IS NGisau-sL For
age.ts and other certificates advertisement
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IMDIA RUaaER sHIRRED sUseENDERs.

~, T57fI E,;-IYATCIIEs.-F. LOCKWOOD SCI
arosSway near wh!.e,sL i selling gold and silver
Watches Al from SO Is and so 10 SlcO WIN ieWeiy
w ND Fapcy Good--Spectaces, coacaSe ari coryeS
Mi ares OF inc best equal cut glasses Clochs
Wstees Music Work and Jewei Pnt N tha eess order
by (nf0 2swlnisl =. LOCKWOOD, ssi 6foso~ss'
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A., ALBANY, Sept 8th. 10
hAssY: think ycr wrong IN not giving greater
,noo to The fac: OF here teiug counterfeit OF your Tt
sYaf"1h Others in he- ignorance may iall ipo The
e error .ha have DONE purchase the counterfeit
We OF e genuine. By having so both my sell ana
osve had our hsir nearly ruinsd After the hrst spph
We asr became dry, harsh ard red and nextday he
o, " ~ out have request will send me large
ss SOL your Thcopherous, which, with any sdvice you
ssnss,5 trust viii soon repair INV error. am yours,
'sspeelaHy, JAMES C. ROBINS.
See RMenI Trcnpherous is SOLD at the principal OF.
ce. 10 Broadway, OF Liberys Stars, a. 50
A PEI oo;le. nA Steodis
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Sales for the the week ending this evening bales 5000
Tota since ist November. 0C0
" Imports
e Stock on hand and on shipboard GOO
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TpIt. IKGN.-l5n No Leiigh Crane Pig Iron for
L sale by SHERMAN ATWATER * CO,
ma "a Fulton-sL
NORWAY IIsDN.-5O tons best GU atty Norway lrcn
l = for sale by SHERMAN, ATWATER y co,
,2i u Fullon-st.
T0SEPH TUCKERDIAN, GO West-sL offers Tor
sae-lC0 tons Port Henry Pig Iron; so tons Genden do
do so tons Bulls Bridge do. do 100 So No. Penn
do 70 tons S. brand Norwegian Bar Iron 45 tons TV F.
do do; 100 tons Swcdes Bar Iron, extra quality; Also
American Rolled and Sheet Iron. MA lw
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RARE REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.

RARE REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY by E, Winchester, "A Annst
a. Journal of the First Congress OF the American Colo
MES Ia Opposition the Tyranca Acts of the British Far
lament held NewYork. Oct T. 1855, commonly called
the Stamp Act Congress
This important document lost for nearly fifty years
and found among tue papers of Cesar Rodney one Of The
delegates, in 1912, and now first published IN BOOK ioi
So pr;cs % cents IL