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PITTSBURGH, Nov. 30.

There is no general news Of great importance
stirring The weather is very cold.
Hon Jas. Ross died on Saturday last.
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Texas Election.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 29-l P. NJ.
By way Of Louisville, we learn that d. r. MIL
LER has been elected Governor Of Texas.
The yellow fever is still very bad at Baton Rouge
aud Alexandra.
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PLEASE SHUT THE DOOR

rOLD WEATHER u A. hscd-hgw important
" therefore that the doors be closed The Excelsior
sprinz will do IL efsctusly II properly applied and
Tor encieucy durability convenience And cneapless X
surrases ali other Sprnss use Fer sale a. 20 Faton'
81 " Y. Who will GOT save their foei snd me annoy
.ncs Of oper doors when IL can Be coue 90 easily
B-Orcers for the adjustment Of his article IA any
part OF this city or Brookyn will receive Pronp attention
n Isfta above. uJJ J. D. " ci.L'.
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GREAT METROPOLIS,

OR GUIDE TO NETWORK FOR 1s5s. This work
Ocoufains more valuable information than any other Of
the kind -; published complete ist Of all banks IN.
sarauce companies police courts, districts, places Of
Amusement steam lines &c with all necessary In
rm.ton pertaining thereto Also the British, Canadian
sad Cuba Tariff aud great yaety Of other u'eta mat
ter Complete f5r 81 cents. For sale BY
FRANCIS x LOUrREL, StationeEs,
II M.iden-fare
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-. Mercantile LihrnrY and Reading Room,

Clinton Hall.-.6000 volumes, comprising standard ana
welseected works IN all departments Of literature ana
science and all the principal American and foreign pen
odicas the best collection m the country constant saa
tons OF new works Clerks initiation Zee 81 and semi
annual dues g. Merchants and others snnua suoscrp-
ton emitting them all the privileges - Rooms open
from 10 A. NJ TO 10 PM. New members received 81 any
time within these hours on application 70 ne Librarian OF
his assistants g l.. r s.hll
mi lufs President Mcf. LID AssoclatioA
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
CINCINNATI November 20.
Great Freshet In the kanawha River, with
lsrenf Loas of PrOperfY.

The water in the Ksnswhs River rose on Fri
day the goth inst 40 feet in hight. Thirty houses
and loo, 900 bushels Of salt were destroyed An
immense number Of logs were floating away, and
great damage was done to the salt works along
the valley. The river was still rising fast when
LAT heard from
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Coon Books AT PUBLIC SALE.-Ths catalogue
Of books to be sold BY Royal Gurley Co 3o4 Broad
way. this evening and TO morrow offers great sttTsc
lions TO our book buyers who msking additions TO
their hbrsries Many valuable works are here 10 be
found
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sHnLLEY,s COMPLETE

DOETICAL WORKS-Pubhshed TINS day, the second
edition Of The Poetcsworss Percy Bysshe shelley re-
printed from the edition four volume. sdtsd by Mrs
Shelley With en- introduction by q. g Foster.
Nearly ready, Chapmsn's American Drawing BOOK. No.
Ofders should be sent 10 81 once BY those who wsh 70
receive them In quantities J. @. REDFlELD,
Clinton Hall
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SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM,
- rs esoknWsY
MR.. LYNNE

hrspecuuy announces thai ne Will give ns nrst seres
Of Musical Illustrations
TO SHAKESPEARE
at the shove the evenings OF Tuesday Tharedsy
snd Saturday Dec :, Is snd Fl.
The Nuses llasrstions vii consist Of the celebrated
Music 10 shAkspesre Plays snf Lyrics selected from the
works Of Purcell. Arne Matthew Locke Sevens Jackson
Besthoyen T. Cooke. SIR II r Bishop and MsnSelssohn
The PLAYS selected for Iusrsron With lntrod tory
Remarks sni Readings will be The Tempest. As Yoa
Like L. Macbeth Hamlet and Midsummer sht's Dream
The following Nocaliss are engaged Mrs Ed~srd Lo-
ser. Miss De Luce Mrs Jones and Miss NJ L. Leach.
from England Der frst appearance Ia Amencs-Mr John.
son ard Mr. : l. Leach
The Chorus selected from members Of the American
Musical Institute. Condactor. Mr. George Loder
Admission each evening One Dosr. tickets for the
res Of three evenings rwo Dollars Tickets be had
the different music OF {. Francis. bookseller
Broad way. snd Of Mr.. Lynne. - Mercerst
Door open al hslf-pa" Z To commence At o'clock.
Nh TT M rn
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q SEE MARME JOURvAL EOURTa PAGE. a

CIeared-Ships Ro.cius, Moore, Liverpool, z X Col
Inns Cotton Platter, Pratt NOrlesns, Huribut Co;
James Edward, Webster, NOresns Elwell Co, AnsOn,
Budd, Charleston, 9 sutton.
Bsrss Glencoe Abbott. Sisal Nesmith walsh Exact,
Stevens, Savannah Stgrges Cesrmsn CO. May Flower,
Hitchcock, Mobil- Hurlbut 4 Co. Osprey, Ripley,
Havana, o 4 Nhsevrfht
Brigs Anne julia. -. - Thomss. Msilard, Phelps
Co, Union, Paine Havre Seignette Co; Swiss Boy.
Martin Mobile, MAILER Lord; Georgana Bedell Aps-
lachcOls, Post; John Bull Brl Rafhbun Frederick
burg Va; Rambler. Mansfield, Guaysrna. X Understood
sohrs Curacao, Thorp, Richmond, Allen PaKon Eyre
met, Ray Georgetown Badger. Peck Co; Adrian, Wal
pole, Norfolk, NJ Bede; Ann Lztourette Petersburg,
Hunter Ophir Ballard, - Johns, &c. Mason ThomP
som VI NJ Klotts Chase, Boston
Soop Rhode Island. Hull, Providence.
Arrived-sehr Cambridge, Lacey, Boston, d.. mdse,
10 Dayton Sprszue.
schr Wave. Sterling Virginia ds oysten
Schr I.asc, Revel, Virginia dc, oysters.
Schr Chief Van Name Virgins Dc, pine wood.
Fellowship Allisnce, Of Providence. RI from Piotou
Ms, coal
Br big oulnsrs Of St John NIB, from Psrnsmbuoo to
Dunscomb Beckwth
Brig Arcturus Percy from Turks Island salt to Tucker
K Lightbourn. Also snip unknown.
saiIed-ships ARIEL. Canton; Cotton Planter, nor
leans; soulherner do Constitution fBrl Charesfon Pan
iher Montevdeo; Kate Hunter, Mobile.
Dutch bark Maria Megdssne, Rotterdam
Bngs Hebe, (Swedsh Gottenburs; Mary Ann sisal
Jane Isabella, (Bri ST John, " B. Sylvns Philade Wal
ton Wirdso I'd ofher
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS..

WHOLESALE AND NE1AiL
= AnALADlES AND MISSES Closks, from eS 20
Z,UUUs4O EACH consisting % Chinese, Polka, and tbs
latest French styles trimmed and made In the most besu
tfu manner and will be sold less THAI any lady buy
the material Please call add examine at the large Cloak
Warehouse, 20 CathsriHe- st. near Chatham.
n-0 2yi,. EDWARD WAMsLEY.
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HENRY JOHNSON,
PONDS PAIN DESTROYER

WILL ARREST BLEEDING immediately relieve
w paa arsing from burns scad., bruises pan IN tho
back. headache, &C. d.
For particulars see pamphlets, which may be had Of
axents xratis. Wholesale Agsnts
"a % Sands 100 Fulton, x. 4. Moss, sos Grand At.
cor Willisn-,t J. al Coddinyton, sos Had.
H. johnson, Z73 Broadway. son-st 49,. a.,
A L. Winshp, n East do Geo w. Oann, oii nieecAH
N.rc.reeu cor. Broadway NIL <~Da<~0s'
40 Eourfe@oth-sr
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rz- Rheumatism, sun Joints, White swell.

DIAPER sHADRs.-A large AssortmenI 81 p. sp.'
inst reeslysd snd for sale vho.esss sna te.A
b, InSol DIETz, BROTHER co. lss "hhAn"
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later from New-OrIeans.
By Extraordinary Express and Telegraph
tn THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
rwo DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL.
LATRR FROM MEXICO.
e.,h Of the late Josephine Ciifton, &c. &c.
RICHMOND. Nov %. ls47.

RICHMOND NOV. -, It$f.
ysur daily Express arrived early this morning
.i,h sdvices from New Orleans to the evening Of
ts qsd being two days later here, and 70 hours at
Ser. York. in advance Of the mail.
I There we're two arrivals from Mexico at New
oyesps on the 23d bringing advices from Vera
Cruz to the 18th, ard TamPico to the 10th but the
general news could not be obtained in time for the
Express
A spsnish topsail schooner has been captured
hV the Z. S. schooner Scorpion for breach Of the
cart regulations. She wss brought into Vera Cruz
on the evening Of the 9Th. and detained as prize
This Is the same vessel that the Scorpion was sent
IN ques. by Com. Perry.
The y. 8. sloop ofwar Germantown was TO sail
rom Vera Cruz on the 9TH upon an expedition to
campeachy. Capt. Rowleys company of Penn
givsnia volunteers had arrived at New Orleans
tom Pittsburgh.
Mrs Place (late Josephine Clifton died at New
'0,ies.s on the 22d Of violent hermorrhage
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NIBLo,S SALOON.

SS0 BROADWAY, between Spring and Prince sts.-
OoC Undimnished Sacces-Fourth W-ek,-rhe OIL
GtNAL SABLE HARMONlSTS-W. q. Pluner. J. X.
Farrell, J. Tchenor T. r. Briggs, VIM Rosrk. T. VI
H0o'ey and ; A. Wells, have the honor Of announcing
that they will continue week longer their chaste and
amusing soi'se' which nightly houored by highly
spectacle audiences
Admission. > cents Change OF proxramme every
night Concert 70 commence Al o'clock. under the drec-
ton OF neS Sits THOMAS SPROCLL-
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ANUS EMRh is.
NrsDELsscs~'s
STUPENpoUS ORAroRi0.

entflef
ELlIAH
will be repeated By ~.
AMERICAN MUSICAL ms rrTTTg
81 cost
Dolftns.
or TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 80
with Ne po~erful cast
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA
Will comprise over two turdr-d and ty performers ell
,erfsct IN the parts asst r-es hem.
~ SEASON rfCkETs, Al
admitting two persons al f~rform FIVE Dollsrs
Single tickets One Dollar each
The Performance % frnence a. Z, O'Clock.
II Al season tickets except thoss issued members.
vii be sdzitfec.
9Th win have them returned application II the ofce
Of the Institute SIS Broadway.
It. Il MEfSGs, principsi.
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II NOTICE.-Hosr changed fren 70
sSs.f.s A5ssSy :. yea aISaE sss ;ss Ii
leave for Albany o'clock instead Of - hssssfo Ga
srd sitter Moadsy, Nov. -, isf7.
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BOARDING..

BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman and his wife wish
ID board In PLAIN, re-peetabs puyNs family tut
.hed ana bedroom requ rod. Terms must De moo
crate but pay Location down town preferred Al
dress L. A. stating ocston terms &c Il TINS on e nSy d
DO4RDro let with tosrd, the entire second door OF
I'D mode built house, c0nssting Of two paor' Win
fodinxdO0r ana pantry and bedroom suitable io gen
t.man and lady small family Please eau a. ~ "a
ams-place Laurensst "a door from PTnce. mo 5teod
DUARDINf.-Two s.atlsnan Gao bs accommodated
Dwlth pleasant room second door al % Nhlis't
n ear Broadway. h,o ..
DOARD Rooms, furnished unfinished, with
ID board, a. l24 Cbambeust rs 9ts
4 LADY, about leaving the ely, who b. iArse ana
"A pleasant dwelling IN the vicinity OF Broadway ana
Pnnce-.t with many respectsble and desaois oosro
es be cceomm0d ateo VIII dispose OF the al
of with without the furniture as u 40" aAes
n early application maze, By addressing T. j. B. win
real when interview wall be given no 81
xxTANTED-By gentleman, his vile aud daughter,
parl0r, ping rooms furnished IN tne uPpef
part the city. Board 70 be In Ensish stJr. Aooiss
4. R. New Ens and Hotel Broadway. ksie renees eH
changed. - =
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AUCTION SALES.

b .s.sIs::: sSs% Sc S,s:4.s,. s:s: Hsil. NV.
"a: . s..svs :: ssls q csSs. ss:.
Soods cGpss ssl Hoss.lsspias srrslss Il svsry a..
.ss e. .:s e. ~ +
sso bay preferred Outdoor sAiss In psrs u the
'i7 '''.as1 - TUE rrnsD.r s.,.a
AtieS o'sloek, ct al Hudssast.
Day Coops IA large sasortnsnt Of dry eoods. he.
thu roek Of dealer declining badness eons'stns Of
cloths. eass.rs. ssfo<ts sipsess dsissss silss vel
si.p.r' sosss ne.ss, esrsrie h.sstsrehess ribboss
shs~s Of al descriptions together with sny hties sss
AZ private .sis s--.r. pssas rosewood pianos made
BY -bor,as Loud Of Phaasiphs they are Of ssps~tos
s 10 Il. as s,, supss..sr III receive
fall guaranty from the nsser Invited 90 examine
.s. AZ, =: Ss ssa. ssss ~ sS . ss:
spendid harp, 10 hne order.
q CHANBERLAlN, AucfI6NEER-ssofs No
ssn.S ,o prvs,. ,ss or % v "a . ssssis. Outdoor
sslss carefully attended TO- and respectfully collected
PROMPT returns m fEsspAr. Nov, -.
At 10 oelo,k st corner Fiy-ninhs snd usAtA Aveass
so.rs.s. s.as q The so..:a 2, 2. Srsssy s:s,s
'''A'' Win ''' ' rRcs 81 .as Dee Dss.a
At oo'sloch sprscs-strsse
FrsNrvsr. rs w..s. As so~prsns sssosSss.S =
roo. order los dry goods, hartvns,k s.
X c. KEMP. Aueticsssr
u 4. KEMP has removed to the arse and seseiess
N.sors S&S Brc.d~xy, Opposite the Nswfovk Society
Library and ~oalt bee leave 70 call the sfts.tcs OF
parties goods dispose Of 81 ascton 70 the very
central location Of bis Sales Rooms which are unaaesen-
ably the largest and best 70. the dsPosA OF arnifare.
fancy goods he Of any in the citvwiu give personal az
tsnton the disposal Of furniture at private dveinss
ART stocks o. GODS suctoo Cash advances made and
al sales promptly dashed
WEDNESDAY. Dee I,
A. o'clock 4 VI and IN continse astii O'clock ~.
a. store So Broadway. opposite the Tseernsels
RCH FgEsCHA> GesNsS FANCY 0ooDs-Com prsins
large and beautiful collection OF rich fancy soods. Chi
acQuersd aud gilt ware, Bohemian elsss Eeypusn
porces snd silver plated Paris eocks dresns ea
work odor and glove boxss richly inlsid and hnshsd
k tissue and velvet bass rich souvenirs and card seses
in pearl she! and silver ornaussta eroass .sssses.
and inksnd rich jewel easksfs In eroose,
papier nsche tables and and vas
~ OF articles suitable for prssents
Also rich patterns broose marble and china slocAs.
csndeabrss esndlestcks and tapsrs With extensive
Of rich ehns dinner dessert and tea sets
OF choice and most elegant patterns
Also, ~ rich English fancy epods, nov landing
from the ship Christina from London, coussag Of ss-
gxnt paper Ache and fancy table, gothic tee
aud rich cut glass and silver pasdwsrs china vasss
ard other fancy articles -
Also Bohemian ass bouquet holders CAKE disbss
card receivers inkstsnds hgures, Sc
Egyptian pOrcssin ware, comprising hunting usass
pitchers. tea se's, flower pots, esks essksts, fruit
stands. &c.
Also. rosewood and mahogany adiss' cabinets and
sic stands. W marble tops and richly carved.
Also. rosew ID fancy WORK and side tables.
Catalogues on the morning ofsale.
fHKISrOPHER RilTHERRORD Ana ,nser
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DbARsua, Proprietor; +. Hitchcock, Msnager.-splen-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon ats o'clock
and this evening al H. Open every day from o'clock 10
the morning till Top NJ One week more Of the IOWA IN
DIANS-Chsfs, Warriors and Squaw.-wiu give sxhbi-
tons Of their dances NC. CAMPBELLS ETHlO-
PLAN SERENADERs GREAT WESTERN, the Yam
kee Comedian. CLARAFlsHERS shsksperian Cabinet.
Admission the whole Is children under 10 years
Of and old enough TO walk alone ~ cents Reserved
front seat L. extra ny
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IHkIsTDFHEK KITHEKFOKD, Aucu)neeT
by JAMES VI. MILLER--stors No. IS Msidss.
- lane. nsrt door 10 No Lbsrtyst
TUESDAY. Nov -,
At N. O'Clock, at store rs Madeleine.
Doors. SHoEs BRoeASs.-i.coo boofs shoss
and broTsns consisting Of every variety suitable for the
SOUTHERN Western and city trade Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Dee. 2,
At 1904 clock the store OF William Miles, 81 PeAxisf
10 .00O sisss homlock tanned sole leather.
1000 sdss OAK tanned sole leather
leo sides PIPER in rough, with ether arte!esin the ins
At l0s O'clock At the store Of Geo Pssa, o. 0odst
soLE LsarHEs ks-5oo sidss sole leather with oths'
artc lss in the line.
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FINE WATcHla.

GOLD slygR
~ THE SUBSCRIBER To- SELLING eli assenRuoss
x of foe Gold and silver Watches and Jsvehy,N
retail lower than any ether house In ths ssy
Az. .cbes warranted TO keep good ine 81 'ns money"
tuned Watches and tswsiry sxehsnSe1
Watches repaired In the best manner meeh - ~
'"e GyO C. ALLEN Importer Of Wstehes
and Jswslry, Wholesale cad , rssail 81 wslss.
3nriss eoroSs " loeeo-s- ~ 1917
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THE GREEK sLAyE-Now Exhibiting POW
Il ERS'S STATUE or THE GREEK SLAVE, Ia the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design Of
Broadway and Leonard-st from o'clock VI. until 10
Pm. Admittance 25 cents Seas tickets 50 cents
IL The for those holding tickets will close
on the FIRST day Of November Sea tickets purchased
and after the 10Th October will entle the holder to VISIT
the exhibition until the first day - D-r-b-r os
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" Mercantile Library As.ocIatIon.-Pur.

10 article H. chapter 3D. Of Tie Constiutos geneFaI
meeting Of the members Of this association Will be held Al
Clinton Hall on Tuesday evening 50th inst al O'Clock TO
nominate officers for the ensuing year. BY order.
ma Sus H. BANCROFT Recording Secretary.
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NeM-Orlenns Market.

CoTrON.-Tne Cotton market yesterday and today
vas animated the sales amounting to 5000 bsles at
sivsoce Of an (. TO Of cent per d.
FLouR-sales Of choice Ohio were made ct IS % per
Dbl; Of Illinois at s. 80, and Of ST. Louis sts6.
4 ToBAcco.-Saes were made at q.
FKEroRrs We note engagements for Liverpool at a
penny for Cotton.
EXCHANGE -Sixtydsy Bills on New York were done
st to three per cent discount sight drafts
4, hsf 70 three quarters Bills London l0fi LOG.
Treasury Notes 100
NEW. ORLKANs Nov. 23--P. NJ
Arrived, sloops Pacific Statesman, and Chaos. and
schooner Mediator, from New York ship Independ
srce from Boston bark c. Wright from Baltimore
Cleared ships Arkansas and Qusbec for New York. and
Cheshire, for Boston.
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. &C.
n5o II WIN P. BUsL, MD. Rec Sec.
IT. At N Meeting of the Students Of the College
of hyscians and Surgeons held on Saturday, November
a. 1917 b. l. BUDD was called the Chair and II. Co
ME-. appointed Secretary. The following Preenb and
Resolution. were then put and unanimously adopted.
hereas has just been announced 70 the students Of
this College that thus early In their session one OF their
number, Mr. JOSHUA I. GiLBERT has been suddenly re-
moved by desth-iherefore
Resolvsd, Thst called upon By this sudden and
melancholy event 70 consider our constant liability 70 BE-
by the loss OF friends associated with as TEL
low students; and in this occurrence we mourn and de-
plore our loss
afflicted family Of the deceased in this sudden and severe
stroke by which they bereaved Of husband father
Rsoired That the students Of th. College in tssomony
Of their respect to the msmory Of The diseased wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the PERIOD Of ten days
Resolued That the proceedings Of this meeting Hgsed
by its oeer. be transmitted 10 the family Of the diseased
and pob'hed IN The TRIBUNE Eye3ips ESPrs, and
HosArIo GOMEZ, Secretary. n5O it
u At n Meeting of Ship Owners, called BY
notice on the 18th inst TO consider the TAX on sna
TRIMBLE was appointed Chairman, and Moses h GRIN
NELL, Secretary
RssoIped. That the State Tax on ssamen being much
greater than required for the support Of the seamen
which has been Appropriated 10 object foreign 70 the
purpose which the levied, and the meeting
being advised that the State Tax Sesrnen Is uncons
utonal in consequence Of the rieh To ss them having
been exercised BY Cvnsrsss ~, =.
future make their payments OF Hospital money 10 the
Trustees Of the seamens Fund and Retreat under protest.
until the right Of that institution 10 collect such TAX -
determined by a competent tribunal. -
Resolued That appearing BY Senate document No.
49, being the report OF the Commissioners OF Engraton
that the fees Of the Health Ocer, for visiting vessels
during the fye nhs preceding that report had amount
cd 10 inward OF $1,000 lille the services for which
these fees are paid said be chiefly performed by
assistant, for an annual sAla y Of -l,5OO
Therefore, Resolved, That memorial be prepared ana
presented the Legssture asking that the Health ON
oer vessels be abolished. aud that In lieu thereoi
a 1ed salary be allowed that officer
Resoivsd That George T. Trmble, Charles IL Marshall,
VIM. Whtlock, Jr. and r. b. Mnturn, be appointed 3
Committee 10 carry these resolutions into eject.
Resousd That the proceedings Of this meeting be ssn-
ed ky the Chairman and Secretary and pnbhsd In the
dsiiy papers. GEORGE 7. TRIMBLE. Chairman.
Ms "A GRfNSEIr Secretary u30 It.
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CHANDELIERs.-rw three, four sH ana eitnI
lodx-. public rooms and private dwelins. manufactures
- n, ..Isbv DlETZ BROTHER CO
80 -J l3s William 81.
r,oP s;00l.,. thar eost-An eEcsllent coao. =
~~-s :. THOMAS 4 fRANkLlS,
used Apply 70 - WsteE-st-
ri SITS ---<,.5
-uRaTJ.Y. MD. Of the faculty Of Paris,
n. ~ e.ebrsres professor Lisfr.ne h.s removed
Hou,ton-st corner Of Crosby, one Dioek Irom o.oeo
wy fhe q w. " n inis'
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CRUCIFIx, o

Carved from a solid block OF Ivory by monk At Ge-
This wonderful work Of IL open for exhibit
ton, At 2s9 Broadway corner Of Readest from A. NJ
10 z. NJ Single admission . cents Season Tickets
50 Families not exceeding six 81. Teachers and
Scholars. NIL
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CORPORATION SOTICE-To Buider.-sesed
u Pwuosas Will be received a. the Once Of the Aims
House Con- missioner until O'Clock 4 Friday, De-
c,mbsr for two story brick dwelling u By IS feet, 70
Be erected Rsndslfs Isand Paas and spec ncaions
70 be seen at the Office o. r. o. Hatfield architect No. IS
Ch.mber..treet By order OF Committee Charity and
Aims NJ O. LEONARD Aims House Commissioner
AlmeHouse Commis Office Nov n, l847.
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PAN Adjourned Anniversary Meeting Of


County Medical Society will be held Tor the election Of
officers &c the Grand Jury Room, Halls Of Justice. on
Tuesday, 3ofh inst. at ~ o'clock P. NJ
n3O IL WIN P. BURL, VI ID. Rec. Sec.
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NJ ARINE JOU RNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
TIE HOos. FULL SEA.
Risss....7 Sets ....4 8. Morn...oO Even. ? 3
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HURNHAM 4 90.

IN HATTEks, Iz5 Fatonst one door below NasssN
Jul Y arc now ready to supply their eastomen ene
- al who may favor them With cell with hse o.
their own aBufscts which for beauty OF hnish stye
trimmings durability and extreme low prices, they sses
m asserting cannot b surpassed u enI otnss -
t.bli M ia this city clio tminsIn9s
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T,YROLEAN CONCERT.-The HAUsER FAM
LY (rel.tivas Of the Rsners") will have the honor
Of giving their third Concert In America on WEDNEs
DAY EVENING, Dec. l, A. the Society Library.
Tickets admitting gentleman aud two ladies single
tickets 50 Doors open At 81 o'clock Concert com
AZ 40 2siss
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Nlsssa s.rset-Notce !. 6ers9y 49, = r. -
O., ~ ~ YORK ,onser, deceled snd VINO 70 alleged
70 hav. died ntesias. that 'hs sPpy zoe
u 80 200 he estate Of the sad interstate, on the
"a day Of January next -sn 0SiOes ~ the ''teHSon
Dsted Nsw-YOrk. Nov. ~ let.,. :. -.