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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
esooM,1ERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For gales Of srOckz, dc sec Fourth Pese,

WEDNESDAY, Pm
The Stock Market, although not very active to.
day was steady and the Second Board the tendency
upward. The transactions are mainly IN Norwich
and Harlem.
The Foreign Bill Market is very quiet We quote
bills On London l07. olo3 Paris 1850 a32t Alnste.
dam 35i 0oe; Hamburg "a: as; .srezu.n 0077i.
The outrageous weather preve nsS The moving OF
produce and consequently Freights rather less
active There is, however change in rates. Flour
80 Sd for Liverpool Grain Ia l2;d
There appears to be now less prospect that the
loan for which the Secretary has ad yerused vii! be
taken even at par The banks have de 7ided to afford
no facilities TO capitalists for this purpose, and viii take
none OF i, themselves. The Banks have ,ut six and
half millions specie about six hundred thousand less
than at the report and have disposition place
themselves the power OF the Secretary BY their
acs Capitalists also think that the Cover Eent will
need large money during next year, and that
six per cert leans viii then be worth par In rela.
ton this Mister have extract from letter from
Merchant Baltimore 20 his correspond snt in this
city
The proposition Of Mr. secretary Walker for loan
Of tive millions '"ill receive but few bids in this city
The impression among capitalists is strong that
loans 10 immense amount will have 10 be effected be-
fore the fh Of March next and that the Tariff vii!
produce sufficient for the support OF Gov
eminent, tina; they viii hold back Tor higher interest
During the Last War U. 5 Treasury Notes were sold
20 to - per and Government, cannot borrow
money abroad is believed that high rate o. interest
win have 10 be paid before the end OF Winter
The expenditures Of the Cover nment for the last
quarter have according the official report lsrgeye1-
ceeded the receipts into the Treasury. The war ex-
penscs during the last quarter about ten millions
six hundred thousand dollars
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter ending
the Both OF September last, were viz;
From Customs about 50 600
Lands oiUOOJ
Miscellaneous sources lIUOO
Treasury Notes issued under act I'D July,
1916. .-.-.-------------- 4S"os1O
s. 735 $50
The expenditures for the period were, viz
Civil mscean and foreign intercourse. l6ii21l 20
Army nroper S.l53,6j9 30
Fortifcstions ordinance and srmng militia i6262I 09
indian Department .........-.. s27 $50 o.
Pensions .......--.. co., 757 -
Naval establi shment ..... o69, $50 20
Redemption of Treasury Notes and interest 62U96 -
nnrIofned and interest. 53ss 30
.ro,I Sl4 Osr fiji ~
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc continuation OF the inter
ninabc rsn which has 70, the last few days
the moving OF Flour snd Grain still keeps the market IN
active excepting for lots arrive and IN store Ine
market very r, and Genesee is freely taken al 20
in store and parcel o! 1000 eos to arrive soio a.
s6 OS The sales are about 5000 bbls st Sc including
1000 Troy 1000 Osweso and 1000 Brooklyn City lots
aaost brought s. 81. Sale 500 obls Jersey Meal at
81 On.
GRAlN-The market is inactive on account OF clit
Guilty of shipping daring this weather ssle OF eu
bush Ohio Whcatv'ss made at lla:, and 200 DO ineIl
or White a: ll3 Gus the latter for npg snd the iof
ucr for Newfoundland Sales about 900 bush kye ioi
dslhns at Il in the slip and ~ cts. delivered Nothing
done in Barley Sales 1000 bush Northern Oats Tor ship
inent at }6I Very little done in Corn sales lot"
bush damaged Western at o.. cts. weight
WHlSKY-Sr,sll sales say 100 bbls have been made
az at cts.
BEEswAX-sales of $500 lbs Southern Yellow ar q
cts, cash.
GRoCERlES-For three dags-Thc market continues
hrsa for Coffee with very diminished stock OF Brazil
tho 'aiss OF his description have ret exceeded 100 ssss
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Nem fall Goods.
AIDES, DRESS SCARF

LADIES DRESS SCARFS
MANNING & RICHARDS, 81 Pin..si, offer for sale
vi Broche Cashmere Scas OF various sizes and assorted
colors.
PLAID SILK Scaris.
Plaid, all wool, long Shawls. no 81.
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Boarding..


ROARD-A handsome Par!or on the nrsI door also
ID The second story suitable for gentlemen
and their wives. also, small rooms for single gentlemen
References exchanged Apply a. ia Leonarcs nearly
opposite the Carlton House rs 3Is+
DOARD-Two gentlemen AMI their wives acconImoda-
- led with board in private family, or four young gen
tlenen with rooms breakfast and tea Apply 4, the n Y
Emp. Office, j6il Broadway.
rs 2Is. /. 7. SAUNDERS.
DUARDINC-A genIsmsn and lady be pleasant
I'D ly accommodated with room On the third door OF
house No - PiAe-- corner OF Henry. with pantry. &c.
attached Also, single room 10 let on The same door
Terms satisfactory. IL
BOARD DOWN TOWN-TySoo or three young men
be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board,
by applying al Nc. col Fu!ton-st West SIDE 10 81
DOOMS TO LET-ore or two pleasant roofrs 10 L;
Elio single gentlemen furnished or Inflrnlsi-d. with
breakfast or breakfast and Il desired thc house No.
$50 Broadway, corner White-s Apply On the premises
MS
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RY JAMES VI. MILLER
EDInAV Nov II

Al lOI O'Clock, al the store No. Liberty.st
BIRMiSGHlM. SHEFFlLD, GERMAN AND American HARD
wAREOO packages and lots of fresh Hardware Just I'M
ported and manufactured consisting of trace chains. hal
chains steelySIds butts table butts plate
hinges curry combs vices 8Dys axes hoes bed screwe
screw plates, mill hes. bastard do, handsaw do.
drawing knives padocas chest locks cupboard do trunk
do Kettles, saucepan, Carolina hoes csndlesueks.
snufers Table knives aud forks pocket cutlery butcher
knives and b cad knives trays and walters Brio
annia German silver and table and spoons, round
bolts, sc.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination days pre-
yious sale. On credit OF > monIhs.
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6ltnations, &r. Uanleo.

A YOUNG LADY capable OF teaching the English
1Abranches and drawing wishes. situation in school
required ou!d willing 70 devote part OF tie time 10
sewing For further particulars address note 10 NJ A. 5
Tribune Office n5 p
WANTED-By respectable and competent Man,
w situation He Ia well acquainted with the grocery
and liquor business Would like a situation in either
wholesale retail grocery bsrkeeper in respecta
bic house. Inquire AS Broadway, basement. MS 3us-
VVANTED--By respectable Wech Girl, a situation
w as chsmbermad or 10 take care OF children has no
objections 10 20 INTO the country Inquire al Mrs VIII
liems No . Sherfst Please call any time this week II
WANTED-By respectable Young Woman situa-
w lion cook washer and ironeT BEST city reference
can be given from her last place Please appya $50 Mon
VNANTED-By respectable Protestan, Girl, siius-
w lion as cook washer and ironer, or chambermaid
Good city reference can be given by applying al ~ Sto'
XITANTED-A situation by smart, active Young Wo
w man. good plain cook, washer and ironer, or as
chambermaid give the best OF city reference
Apply at .e3 Bowery. n52
WANTED-By Young Woman situation cham
w bermsd and plain sewing the best OF city reference
given Please call al No - Henryst second door no ~
SXyANTED-A small Steam Boiler. Apply al The ware
w house Of the Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co
- Maden-lane n5 ISL
XVANTED-A situation for Wet Nurse and likewise
w 10 take OF child. Apply al No. : Jackson
place Downngst between Blocker and Bedford. o5 q
boy WANTED-AbOutl II years OF age Office,
- must be industrious, active and honest Good wages
given, and beet Of reference required. Address Once
THE Tribune Ohce nj Nis
SITUATIONS WANTED" \. Y. Emp. Oaice
- 56+t Broadway-Licensed by the Corporation of New
York" For cooks nurses. waters Homework. &c. The
hes! Of servants AT Office. tlrl T P. SAUNDERS
ITO TEACHERS-A school located healthy CITY
about hours ride from y. York with globes maps.
charts library &c furnishing very desirable opportunity
for well qualified person disposed engage the bust
teaching offered for sale very reasonable
by the present proprietor For Information address
4. D. w. box 1915 Pos.oifce. rs ST
ITO LADIES OF C0LOR.-A respectable and we'll
educated Young Man, colored, is DESTROYS OF
iernc Matrimonial State he is excellent
business which could be carried in any part this
advertisement inserted from the pGres motives ills par
ticulsy requested that lady Will apply except she
accomplished and possessed OF or heir moderate prop
erty. Address free, !. 3. 50, Tribune Office n5St'
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VANDERLYN'S
fashionable Glotbina.

CHAS FOLwELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1872 BROADWAY, (up stairsl respectfully informs
his and gentlemen generally that he has on
hand and constantly receiving the latest styles OF Clon-
Cassimeres and Ves,pgs, which he will make up In man
he doubts prove every satisfactory 10 those
who may favor him with their patronage He wishes IN
particular call h. OF gentlemen his
style of Dress and Palo Ov-rcoas be Ia earnestly OF
the opinion they be eNcelled IN this city or else
where Gentlemen furnishing their cloth will nave
their garments made with much as II purchased OF
Ia, n3i IN
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corAr OF coano. PtEAs-Beforc Judge Dsly-7de-
,Gcfs loyl,on Ccspr Rtaer-Action against STAKE
the P,csdcntal election OF 1871 and lost the money
beipc pad by the stakeholder the winner also to re-
cover S placed in his hands bet on horse race
and yyon-For $7J of the money check was gwen and
,e question for the Jury whether the stakeholder mad
drawn the money on il or not-Verdict this forenoon
For Dill, Mr. .. NJ Cowdrey and Mr. ketchaIn. For DIT
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General Notifies.
u RheuuatisIn.-

z Rheumarism.-PsIas and stis-ess Of he ioi--s.
senE= .: tie muscular su5ssaces near lem sa5 ether
2;cru- 700 vel need description nay be
fctuaiy removed sy the OF Rings Compound Syrup CT
Hydrod.i- OF Po,asss sar=.P.riIs aad I=o Dock Rect
The efficacy OF ihese ingredients izdispur.se and ~
th=ir Iud.cous s1nIure remedy formed Us. for TIE
above remed complaints nay E.aI-bie clre.
The gres; aud increasing demand ior Article Of KIND
has Induced the proprietor bring before public that
al may have the benefit OF IL and know Lat here
remedy Tor his distressing complaint Rheumatism.
II i recommended full confidence being specific.
s7d needs but risl 10 convince The cretaious of
surprising properties Prepared snt for sale only by c.
T. RING. Ia2 Broadway, corner Johr--t- Is inis.
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CARRIAGE CLOTH.-loo pieces India Rn6be.
SCsrrnse Cloth lplan and hsuredl CT superior qualify
~, al, .-hs Iorst .s-ke! pr:cs- tbs warehouse OF
Ss Newrzk, y. J. Iz5is Rassef s.ef-Ty, y asta--2s'
tyie ~
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Dcfore Judge Ednonds-The action
,,ains, the Harlem Railroad Co for injury received By
Inc car Victory being thrown the bank, was re
snrned and viii be continued this forenoon.
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CLOAKS. CLCAKS,
WHOLESALE ASp RETAIL.
I SO0 LADIES and Misses cloaks' Goats and creu'
500 Goats varying In prices from - 10 SO each
eco Cloaks, do do 50 10 - do
$50 Circulars, do do 10 10 70 do
100 Cardinals. do do 90 TO 10 do,
all which made OF tho fashionable materials In
use and sold astonishing low prices.
EDWARD WAMSLEY,
oil avis No. ~ Cathernest chaihain-s square
JOSEPH B. CLOSE & 90.
No u Bowery.
MES's, BOYS AND CRILORES'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING very low prices,
L wholesale and re!a) and the largest assortment in
any in the city. O2 3mis-
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Eor chicaSo.-Probably the LAST boat this
fnrished entirely with STATE Rooms-The rsx
snd splendid steamer BOSTON Cap, VIM Pssse VII
$3.50 a., "WEDNESDAY, Nov. lib, a. 81 For freight
- rs.sasc APPLY o. bo.rs, c, 20 KIMBERLY PEAsE.
HrSan, EcT. lsss .
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Liao:ltleS- Si-to-lt"
CITY and County OF NeNvYork. Ss.-Dkvid Brown. Pres
dent and Alfred s Fraser, Cashier. being duly sworn de-
pose and say thai the foregoing statement true accord
inr 10 The hes; OF then knowledge and belief
DAVID BROWN, President
4. FRASER. Cashier.
sbsc-bed AID sworn before this Sd day OF Novem
her ists w c. WETMoRE, Com of Deeds. nj /.
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" Seventh Ward Bank.-Sia,emeni showing the
true condition OF the SEVENTH WARD BANK OF the
Cily NewYork, The morning OF ihs lsi day Of No
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The Secretary of the Treasury has issued no
ticc that Treasury Notes issued under the act OF the I'D
of July, 1916 bearing interest OF one mill per hun
drcd dollars per annnm, may be deposited under the
advertisement of the I'D OF October in exchange for
Treasury Notes carrying interest OF i've and two
ftths per cent. per
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LIZ WANTED-A good vessel 70 ue'sH'
9a u; 5 ;toa '0f j ee.s TGG&EaAN. g ws,..t
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-01-08

8 q gH s.
z9eza5 "a: b 9 - s W q NJ xes
VI zssH q
q ] 81 81 s

\ certain and etiectuai Cure lOr Ague aua Fe-
yer; also use successfully in the treatment Of
Bilious Fever, Nausea. General Debility, and
Nervous Weakness.
The most catering recommendations Of this
VI edicine have been received from many emn-
ent Physicians and others who hgve used it
And it is presumed that medicine has ever
been used whose action has been more benef-
cial, plea SAINT and invigorattng, and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions Of heart
felt gratitude aud thankfulness. Persons tax :
ing the Pills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill broken! Fever gone!! Stomach aud head
free and healthtul!!. Strength ana appetite in
creasing and improving, ana all nervous weak
ness fed.
When taken according to the directions accom-
panying them, they never fail to cure the Chill
and Fever the first day, and never sicken the
stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is so
charming, that persons are Invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete res
toration to health.
The Pills purely and solely Vegetable; aud
the happy combination of the ingredients and
their proportions such as TO produce q medi-
cine which never fails to relieve when relief is
at all attainabe.
Each box contains 90 doses of Pills-Price.
One Dollar. Sold in Newburg by w KINNEY.
and in Evansville by E. P SPURRIER & co.
DIR. HULl'S CELEBRATED.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-01-08
j Y Q "a

Are the surest and safest Worm DESTROYING
Medicine ever discovered. 1t is estimated that
1 10000 Children die annually from The ef-
tect of Worms alone. This vast mortality can
be almost entirely prevented by the use of Hul's
celebrated Lozenges.
Grown persons are very often afflicted with
Worms, and are doctored for various complaint
without any ebenelt; when one or Two dozens
of the Sozenges would speedily cure them
They are icfaII5le remedy, and Sc pleasant
10 the taste that children will take them read
lily ms they would a common peppermint Loz
eage. Price 25 cents per box with directions.
Allof the above Medicines soldin New burg
by w. KINNEY, and in Evansville by
nov 10, '45-Iy. e. P .SPURRIER & co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-01-08
EHslsgas q J! INC sss1I

Are now acknowledge by the Faculty to be
the most scientific and successful preparation
ever discovered Tor the relief of CaughS Colds.
Consumption. Asthma, Whooping- caugh, Cotarrh.
Tightness of III Lungs or Chest. Bronchitis, and
similar Pulmonary Affections. Leveral thou
sand boxes have been sold, giving immediate
relief to those who have been awicted with the
most distressing colds and caughs, and resior-
ing TO health persons in almost every stage of
Pulmonary Affections 1t is now well known,
that large proportion of consumpiye eases, by
which so many valuable lives are annually sac
rificed, owe their origin to neglected colds and
caughs which might have easily been removed
at,an early perod. No medicine will be found
Sc efficacious in curing such cases as these Loz-
enges. They do not check and dry up the
caugh. but render it easy, promote expectation,
allay the tickling OF Irritation, and remove the
proximate or exciting cause. Hundreds upon
hundreds of certificates have been offered OF
their wonderful virtues, from those whom it is
justly thought have by their use, been saved
from untimey grave, and restored to perfect
health. Also, DIR. HULL'S
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-01-08

Consumption, Asthma, Dyspeptc Consumption,
Spiuing OF Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Hoarseness, ifuenza, Group, Colds
Pains in the Breast and Side, Dyspepsia, and
various affections of the Stomac h and Liver.
D r. FOL 6 ER'S OLOSAO MAN.
Or AN Healing Balsam.
e is acknow lodged that more persons die of
81 Consumption than of any other disease II
is estimated that in the United States alone over
THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS annually tall
victims TO this dreadful scOurge. The cause OF
the evil is generally overlooked A short dry
Cough is the precursor or a neglected Cold
These symptoms are deemed unimportant Pain
in the side, Hectic, and night Sweats follow, &
death ends the scene.
Would you find REMEDY FOR THE EVIL?
Here ii is. The experience of more than twenty
years has proved it's efficacy, and thousands are
rejoicing in its effects.
(ErRead the following case of CONSUME
'FlON. The cure vas truly a wonderful one,
and places the ''Olosaonian, or Ail-tIealing Bal
SAM, at the head of the list of remedies for
Graduating that dreadful disease.
George w. Hays, residing in this city, was
seIzed with severe cold in the early part Of
the summer. His cough became very trouble
some, and he began to raise blood. He com
planned OF a severe pain in the chest, and his
breathing became short that he could NOT
walk any distance without stopping for breath
Ills night weats reduced him very low. He was
uhoei tue care vi several physicians IN BROOKLYN
who told HIM they could do no good, as his dis
ase settled and fixed Con m ption He
removed to this city to die among his friends
He was by this time so weak that he could NOT
" ah without assistance. Although his friends
had now given given up ali hope of his ever
beign any better, he CONNIE nced using the solo
saonian or All Healing Ba!sam,'' and in few
weeks, was SO far restored to be able to le-
sumo his business
6FAnother case of severe ASTHMA relie-
we'd by tive bottles of the 'Oosaonian''
Mrs. Bell, the wife of Robert P Bell of Nor
ristown, n. j.. who had been afflicted NTH
Asthma for many years, given up by the
physicians, who said they could not relieve her.
and advised her being removed to the eaboard
IN the hope that a change OF air would prove
serviceabIe. 1t proved OF no avail. One bottle
of the s'Closaoniann so far relieved her that she
was able to get up from her bed and dress her
self, a thing she bad n OF done before in months;
and she has now returned to her residence with
every prospect of being speedily restored.
Hundreds of cases could be given to prove
the efficacy OF this great remedy.
Price 81 per bottle.
Principal office i06 Nassau street New York
Sold by the following Boonville, Il.
j. Bethel-N ewburgh, r. NJ. Foser-Lock-
woods Store. a. w. ockwcod-Prncet w
IT, Flsher-Petersbureh P. C.. Hammond and
by E. P. SPURRIER & Co, Evansville
]. b. WILDER, General Agent, Louisville
Oct 30-ly