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BOOKS. BOOKS.

vTHE FOLLOWING are for ,as.-Luther on the Psalms.
Il Do on Galatians
Cillinsworths Religion Of Protestents
Protestant Armory.
Ambrose Series Works
BArrows Complete Works Bishop Buffers DO
bishop Leighton's Complete Works How's DO.
Bridges on the Christian Ministry Do. 90 the llath
Psalm.
Horn on the Psalms.
Preachers Manual by st1ytevant.
SCOTS Commentary in five quarto volumes.
Patrick Louth. Whltby and others
Browns Large Folio. Hswess do.
BurGett on the New Testament
Companion 70 the seuptarss-s piled nom eminent
eut1ors. IN two large volumes
Doddrdxe's Family Exposition.
With very large asortuent OF Bibles OF various quail
ties Of binding and sizes
81 Bleecksrst Inn Sits ABRAH All MAZE
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C0TILION PARTIES AND CONCERTS


Nm OLDfIELD. Planst and PfOfestIr OF Nssie, has
the honor his friends tnd ts puoic tna NJ
prepared u effect enzegements % pisJ a. prYse par
ties and concerts. Address 81 Digisionstk M IL
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MARRIED =

BY Rev Ohs Skinner Nov II. JAMES W NEW.
KIRK 70 MARGARET HUGHES
By The same Nov. ~ ALKANAH CONKLTS 10 an.
Ma 3 GRlsWOLD
by iae stne. Hov u. HENRY ANERlDGE 20 CELIA
9. : iARK WEATHER. bo.n of Boston.
~ the same Nov p ISRAEL WHEELER 10 MARY
ANN THOMAS
Ga thursday evening 18th irst By Rev Dr George
Pous. CHARLES J. sCHvEDAR and GERTRUDE
VAN setback
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INSTANCES OF DEyoIloN.-T"o cases are re
recorded which deserve more than passing no
tee. Al the battle OF husnsntls, surgeon Lamar was
by tho side OF Capt. Walker In tho Plaza, when Tue
charge IVES made and saved BY the devoted act OF
Cept Walkers slave David, who caught the lance hmsd
~ him and received II himself Ho died IN 10" nn'
uges He was honest and faithful, and sfsvorite oil DIS
ul.,ter In death they were not divided
The Other instance n0o recorded IN ie''ef WIN
b Lieut. James Elder, ana publish Ia me harts0Hs
AIsts IL will remembered that when the ushsfof.
saiy Empire struck near Fowl hey, buT QUE msn was
Loot; who Lieut. E. says steering the snip "nen sne
sfsck snc attempted 10 save her BY P1iuDg tne hei
hsrd down bur when nearly hsrd down the ruoorf
sfnck The rocks which carried him over and uGdor me
wheel seversl umes. the handles OF the wheel tearing
hs ttish every revolution, tue fcsn literally IOrr
q iron. the knee 10 The hip Lieut. T. asked nun why
10 ca DOT let go lie said tour hundred lives arc
more valuable tbsn one.
Tnis brave ssilors name should be known aud remem
b~rec be Is beyond the reach OF the worlds recon-
peLse, Tor he DID no, survive his iDJores
Pnis. N. American.
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.sIe, or M.etsr.l 100 bblssold at 80 for No IS
for No. ? Is for No g.
LAIh-Ahout million sn1 e half Eastern sold A.
- cssh. ann the market "a nov sui
LlAk-saies tao esrgoes Eaftern ~ IS CT. essh.
HCE-Ihe market {. very quiet wiih ltia ~ no ex.
pot dsmsud- The raDse 81 prices . 25d3 81 Tor
TAR 70 prime The home trade are taking small amounts
GhOcERlEs-Cofse continues dui bu, s.esdy su-
gar and Moasse. have q downward tenceucy and the
Transactions moderate.
NAVAL sToREs-spirilS ars offered a, % ct which
i lower
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WILDER vs. GAlLER l CO, c I. L. She pab-
w lie arc informed Of what any one may know, n he
viii ook Al the records OF the Court that verdict "a
erov-ryd bV Wilder against Chas Gayle and lls Assoc
are or Agent Leonard Bro~u, for -lso arc that Jads
ment has rendered atsins. thsn of thAl sun snu
80 fr damages 10 u February, ls+5, chat being Tie
tine ths suit was c0mmenced) and "a inlunetioa on
bill against GayeT AWARDED unets ne Hes monthly OF
oath a. account Of the - - be may make
Mr Gayier and Nj BI0~n have rsnt On giving sun
cent ba, 10 pray cut wit Of error 10 review the opin-
n. 8ronoupcet bv Jud.s Nelson against defendant lpoa
popts d AZ. upoa which he entertained 10 doubt but he
Judgment stands so0d til reversed
The Patent Law makei every an making seihns OF
uss an article Ia VIC OF Toe PAtentees nights each
aud every equally nanlr
largs assortment Of Wldsrs Patent sa,msndes safes
for sac AZ The Ga established Iron safe DePo. of
- SlLAS G. HERRING
pasfmDkW Isl rnd $50 WaieF cor. Of Dspeystsr-st.
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Nj A r | n f ] U K n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

liverpool .........Nov New Orlssn........Nov. IS
CIeared-Ships Hottnsuer, Bursley Liverpool, Wood
hui. Minturn Ncksburg. Berry, NOreans, VIM Nelson;
Mortimer Livingston BsTstow, Mobile, Elwel Co.
Bark Isaac Mead, Demil, Savannah, Deml a Co.
Brigs Janette Thompson, Brszos santiago, sayrei
Augusta, Sherwood, savannah, Sturges Cleafmsn Co;
Wetumpks, Fowler, Mobile, Sturges, Chairman 4 Co.
Schrs Julette Wogam. Petersburg. Native American,
Braine; Lynchburg, Gould, Richmond Olive Smith vii
mngton; Lorenzo Peterson. Galveston. J Ogden.
Barge Porpoise, Drake, Phiadel.
Arrived-Psckei ship Utica, Swan Hayre SO ds, ndss'
10 Boyd Hncken
Bark Autoleon Of Maven I'm Sydney, CD, 9th inst $50
chsldrons coal to X 4 II Hotchkss Of Maven. Leit
brig Algonquin wig frst.
Bark Montpelier, Collier, Calais, Me. 10 de-, sth, 10
master.
Br brig Norah creina Wade, Sydney, CD, 10 d., ls5
tons coal, 20 P Rogefson 4 Son.
Bng Forrest AitridEc I'm Rio dc JsncirO Aug - aud
Pernambuco Sept 9, 1850 bags coffee, 10 PekerssiI
Coz AZ planks Jacaranda wood Mason Thompson. Oct
a. lat 24 s. lon sly " spoke ship Constantine Of Boston
from Liverpool for NOresDs with passengers
Brig Adeiine (of Berkley) Burt, I'm Mansanila, Cuba
Oct a. mahogany, &c, to Badger Peck Co Len bark
Of and Tor Boston Oct 80 Oct a. of Cape Cruz, spoke
brig Alabama for NYofk, IL ds out.
Br schr Sophia, Clark. st John NJ, de, coal, lah,
Nc, 10 MENUS & Sons.
Fellowship Rio Grsnde Antwerp 80 ds, with 1o9
passengers -
Bark George Henry, I'm Pictou, Ms, coal.
Bark Kathleen, Malaga % de-, fruit
Also bark and orgs unknown, Wind NE, with thick
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NV And vsLrABLL
MEDICAL BOOKS.

DAKER SCRIBSEk nave Just published
ID l. An Improved system VI 3idvlteryi adapted %
the Reformed Practice Of Medicine, BY w Beach, NJ d.
author Of The American Practice Of Aedcioe," &c &C
illustrated By nurnerou. colored plates. vol 4to.
2 A Treatise on Anatomy, Physiology and Health, de-
signed for students schools acd popular use oJ W bescn
81 d. author Of Midwifery" &c. illustrated with nu-
merous pllfel vol svo
8 Medical aud Botanical Dictionary giving definition
Of the used in tue various branches Of medical sci
enee BY w Beach 10. author Of The American Prac-
tee" "Physologyn Midwifery" kc vol svo
81 Park-r0p and l4j Sassss-st
BOraer. from the traie solicited nZ2 5tlsDk it-W+
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CrIRrSTY'S rnINsTRELS.
NIaLos ALHAmRA sALooN.

$50 BROADWAY, sErwEFS SPRING AND fRINCE.
MO>nAY Nov p,
r.,HE ORIGINAL WESTERN ANO SOUTHERN Bsni
1 Of Sable HaunOnists-hessrs. w. @. Plumer, j. b.
Farrell J. Tiohenor 4 r. Briggs. VIM hoark, snd r. ".
Hoo ey and $ A Wells ats OF Chrsry's Ministrels)
specially announce to the citizens Of New lork that
will oontinus their fashionable entertainments, every
evening this week excepting Thursday
Cards Of admission, 3 cents Concert TO commence at
o'clock precisely, under the direction Of
no Hiss THOMAS SPROULL.
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Board of Assistant Aldermen.

MONDAY, NOV. -.
Assistant Aid. GRAY In the Chair.
Reports BY Asst Aid. schults-Ot the Committee on
wbsTves &c in favor OF concurrng to suspend order
IA repairing dock In West st. above Morton. Adopted
go. OF the Finance Committee in favor OF making IA
ADDITIONAL appropriation OF $40 700, Tor cleaning suee'
Atopted of the Committee Streets in favor OF
fantng permission 10 Downing House to construct
Inc Of ghetto telegraph aud slso between the differ
cot Fire stations Adopted OF the Committee on
Whsrves. &c. ia favor OF granting to Lyman Csndee
ease of pier foot of North Moore-st for erecting
3erick TO hoist steam boilers &c. Adopted OF
ne Committee Streets, In favor oil removing
bridges, &c. from sidewalks and streets Adopted
OF the Committee on Lamps, &C IN favor OF hgnuns
Dsrt OF Eleventh ct In the Fifteenth Ward, with gas
Adopted. :. OF the Committee on Wharves &c TO con
cur In extending the piers on North River from NO 70
Ill, except 9-AGoped. OF the COMMITTEE on romeo
&c to concur Ina paying TO COrpweli " d. Adopted
-. OF the Committee on Roads, &c to concur mat {"
sewer be constructed in Broadway between Seven
tsen,h and Eighteenth sts Adopted. same as 10
fewer In Broadway between Dey and Cortland su.
Same ss TO In Twenty fourthst from Second sv'
eGuo 10 East River-Acopted.
Commu.,cation-From HIS Honor. the Mayor. relative
to lighting the Cty-Lsid on the table. 10 be printed
Iaruaftot-- OF the Richard nj. johnson hose Co. 10
attend their Bsl-Acceptd.
Rtsolaitons BY Assistant Aid. Coger-ln favor OF
HING from h. De Ksy till Let May, portion OF the
stable la the rear OF The D. Ksy Mansion House In
Tssp,y ftthst near Seventh avenue for location for
EDeine Co. ~. Adopted By the ssme-Inst the
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department advertise pro-
possls tor 2OC0 feet of hose Adopted.
Tho Report OF the Special Committee on heHenen
merits WAS resumed from last meeting. The section
providing that the Aldermen be elected Tor three years
was Lost 10 O. and motion Of Assistant AID Cunning
tue remainder of the report was Laid upon the table
Etoss The Board Of MISUNDERSTANDING Henry Coe
10 be weighnsster &c. CoDeurred in.- Appropriate
ing $1,000 10 erect building Rsndells Island Tor
lootic children Concurred In. 10 favor OF hliing up
lots between Eleveoth and Twelfth 81 Avenue and Z
Copcurred in. Referring petition OF s. Clsnin 10
erect iron RATING in WalkrrsL Referred 10 Alderman
and Assistant OF the Ward, with power Concurred TO-
To light Libertyst. from Broadway to Maiden Lane
with gss Concurred ia. In favor OF requiring the
Manhattan Gas Co. to lay mains in Amity-st &c. Laid
on ibe table. The Resolution of the Board OF Aloer
men To Increase the salary OF the Clerk In the flee OF
euperntcndent OF Buildings from $500 TO $780, notwih-
la. The veto OF the Mayor nconcurred To
I'm Willetst from Grand TO Rivingtonst with gse-
ConeuEred In The Board then adjourned.
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pRooKLYN INSTITUTE.

THE FIRST LECTURE Tor the season will he given
i by Professor AgsssiE, on Thursday evening, Nov Is
The first Concert on Thursday evening, Dec.
r. NICHOLS, -.
A. W. BENSON, - $1,000
III Ir.I.- ERnIHINGH AN Nonnlltce-
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NOTICES.


II National Reform.-rhe regular weekly meet
ing OF National Reform Association will Be held this
Tuesday, evening Nov. g. at the Fourteenth Ward Dem
OcIatic Headquser Of Elizabeth and Grand SIS
The meeting will be addressed by L. Fem, w T OCon-
nor A BoVay, Israel Peck and other weltred friends
Of the The will be comfortably seated, and as
an election will take place for General Secretary and
eighteen WaIdens members are requested 10 be early In
attendance. no IT,
ry-Leciurcs on Astronomy.-Prof o MMiroHELL
Of Cincinnati the request Of his friends, IN Brooklyn
will deliver Of Lectures 90 Astronomy at the re-
male Academy Jerolam0nst Brooklyn, commercial Tues
day Esd inst The Course will Of sight Lectures
the which will be 20 display in popular language
the truths Of Astronomical Science and 70 present
the structure Of the Universe denonave OF the exist
snce OF Divine Architect =.
Family tickets admitting persons ouly........eo
Tickets ad mitting gentleman and lsdy........
single uckets.... .sssss
Tickets for single lecture % cents
be had Widers bookstores IN Fulton and Atlantic
SITS and at Elliots bookstore in Atlantic-st
The lecture will precisely a. half past seven
O'Clock Tuesday and Thursday evening. nl7 otiT
" Dyspepsia, Headache, Bilious Affections,
&c.-Sse Flyers Pill adyertiseIent, General Notices.,
hrst page. tomorrow. no Neod
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CLOTHING, &C.
T DEvLlN'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH.
mo WAREHOUSE

No. % JoHS-sr. cos or NASSAU,
WILL BIZ FOUND the largest and most slessst stock
w OF WINTER CLOTJlS0 la the city, comprising
5000 garments, Ia part a. fo!iows
Pilot, Oa.sn .os Fs.rooa;h5 oysrsoais from =. sss
super Canada Cloth and Asphsltum do s to 10
Brow u, olive sn@ blscs Cloth do. q 10 ~.
Black, brown and olive Cloth Sacks to 10.
BLACK Dress Goats sud Frock Goats. Ito IL.
Cashmere, Cloth, Nc Pants, 2b
Vests Ia all variety, %
Also over 1900 pieces Cloths, Beavers, Twssds, Poss.
Cas-res Vestings &c. &c 10 male 10 order In style
city In the Union and all on the cheap
and economical plan of -
CASH EXCLUSIVELY
ali l,n,.sodD NV DANIEL, A 4 URvLTN
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THE PICTORIAL History or ENGLAND.
PART XIV poM1EY & SON

Nd TIE ENGLISH PAPERS BY the Acsdis-BER-
n FORD CO Aston House, have received their fall
supply Of Illustrated London News Pictorial Times
Punch Nation Dublin Freemsn's Journal Bells Life
Ssfri.t Dsrateh Douglas Jeuoid's News, sc Call
early II you wish 70 secure copies
MACHINES DEcsNBER-
Union Msgazine- % CT. per Nos year
Gordey's Lsdy's Books GUS year
Graham's Magszine.---15 cts IS yeas.
LADIES' Nstionsl Magaziue-ls CTS. No.-S2 year.
Flowers Personihed-No ~ IS cents
The Pleasant Art Of Money Cstchng-25 cts
Books for Holidays, Annals, Gift Books, &c. nc
All the publications, a. a. issued for sale a.
n23 10 BERFOkD cos Literary Depot, 2Astor House
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SS-SJ-COAL, COAL-A full assortment VI Peach
s5OOTehaTd, Lehlgh aud Schuylkin Coal-broken, Esq,
stove and Nut sizesof the very best qusyi de-
the best order reseeened In yard al The lowest
prices OF bone and slate Nut Coal for sna eoosins
stoves office g. per ton, carriage fEeewaf
rauted " free Of chnker-st SlMrSONS" fards,
rs Ih0mpsou- near SpnDs aud ChrstoPnerst near
Jefferson Market ana Slxth-avenue
y B-Now alschargins. ) csrgoes OF Broken, Egg and
Stove sizes Of Peach ano White Ash ~ low prices
from barge ior cash. ms lmsods
ENOR MEXICO IA NEW.OkLEANs-Ihe under
Il ssnsd leaves ior Mexico on the lat OF December IN
business capacity and will take charge Of any commissions
that may be entrusted TO him.
r. " STARR, Isl Broadway
Refers ~ Messrs. Hook Townsend, j. a. l. Noodneao,
Van W aggener a YeomAn, VIM T. Jennings CO.
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DIAMOND GLEE BOOK.

EDITED BY ) o. DYER.-No Of this cAef daurre
Lis now ready for delivery Published BY C. HOLT, l5
Fultonst and be obtained Of Burgess Stnnger
Broadway and Ann; Berford 4 Co Aston House; Ora
ham Tribune Buidnss and principal music stores.
also at the Musical Times Once IA Nassau where sgeus
rsn h. .un,lted n23 81
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s5oRtWARD.-Hired from Tue Livery Sta

IN $50 REWAKD.-Hired from the Liyery Sta
.l-Soe s Warren Safulday, Nov. % long tail
III grey horse l5t hands hi gh, and leather top
With dr.o lioios Wood Tonlinson Enases and bras
plated harness. By calling his name Cox, about 81
YEAR, OF age feet ioches 10 be gh fcOmp exon, snd
h.ir httle grey Whoever will return the SANE, give
inorns.on thar will lead the recovery Of the property
will receive 80 reward and 60 for property aad the thief
ol0lr- sAMILS GRAY
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MEMS FURNIsHERY f.

CANXAY'S new establishments Is now open and we'd
Sstocked with understands drawers, hosiery, soves.
shirts collars crsyats hsndkerchisfs saspendss sto<ks
ties eli OF which offered for sale ct ms sdysnes
upon cost at wholesale sad retail sANxAY'S FUR
NIsHERY JAG William 81. one door above Fulton, oppo'
-. az. D.teb chu,eb mn xfsf
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BOARDING.


MAMA rare and very desirable Opportunity
ID A capable ,nc Fenteel family, DESTROYS Of taking
cb.rge OF house with supplement Of agreeable, fenieel
and permanent boarder. IN agreeable n-ghborhood,
NAV hear Of an advantageous opportunity By addressing
Immediately Prosper" Tribune Ofce, stating name and
where an Interview be had. The present occupant
retiring on Of Circumstances having occurred IN
tirey unlocked for. NO jus
BOARD WANTED BY single lady in the house Of
Da PRIV ate family, where there are but lew other
bosrdss Terms must he moderate and payment VII De
prompt. Address Erao' Tribune once ms IL
DRIyATE BOARD.-A gentleman and his wife
Il wish TO obtain and board Ia priyhe family
where there are other hoarder-, and the comforts OF
nome NAV be enioyed Location 20 be within ten min.
ues walk ofthe City Hall Address with particulars and
terms which be reasonably Odd Fellow Golden
Rule Office, 50 Ann-st ~ 1tls
A PRIVATE FAMILY having more room than they
hwish 10 occupy. would let handsome room with pan
ri es attached furnished ununishec, 10 one or TWO
gentlemen, with without breakfast snd tea inquire a.
l43 6reenest 10 o-l.
yI'O LET WITH BOARD-A handsome room with
bedroom and pantry attached. Also, sioge room, 70
gentleman and his wife single zentlemeni the loca
ton is very desirable being In the vicinity OF 81 JONAS
park, Ga VArick-st- References required NJ WIS
DOOM WANTED.-Two single gentlemen wish a
Ia I'd sinr-ro0m, with small stove within few blocks
OF the Park-East side Broadway preferred Rent mus,
not exceed SO per month. Address : P Tribune once no.
ITO LET-Toa single gentleman large sized furnished
ROOM the second door, in private isnily ~ Io<
Grsrdst. NO ~
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TYROLRAN CONCERr.-rh. HAusER FAMI.

IN kOisEAN tONt Eh1.-Ihe hAlNEk FAMl'
Ll relatives OF the Rsners'l will have 10 honor
OF sving their second Concert America II ESDAY
EVENING, Nov. 3, lss1, a. the TABERNACLE, on
which occasion they viii be present the following
PROGRAMME.
DE Fred ubcr Tyrol Tyrolesn Joy ..... Qusrtstte.
Das veriie0ts Seunar aar, The Loving Pairl Duet
4 Tyrosan Laendier. for Cithern, and Guitar
Seprs and Franz Hsnser
4 Was bat en- ssagt What said he , Tyroie.n lover,
and deaf father, by request. Ouarieite
Part o.
s. Lustser Tyroler Walter, Merry ryrolesn Waltz
Qaartet,e
s Dss Heimwsh mach dem Zillerthsl. longing Tor onr
native vale ~ particular request
Soprano solo. by Therese.
Z Waltz FOR Cithern, with Guitar accom- Anine8tsep
pa aud Franz H,nser. .Labtfsi
VIE swei Tyroer um. MAdl s,Teiten, How ryroleans
dispute for the msdr Alternate solos
y hofers DEAN
TO- The Mefs Mad Tenor Solo by Franz with asrtse.
IL schopeJagers QnHette with alternate solos
II. D,s Echo i'm Gebng, The Mountain Eehol by The
fese..s. s.s.s.s.Alto Soio'
IS. TyroieI Sind fri.che Lieut., lTyroeans are merry
folks .9uaftette
Tickets 81 each 10 be hal tho masic and
the door the evening Of the performance. To com
mence al Z. o'clock. No posiponemeat on account OF
weather.
Thursday Nov 25, last Concert Of tho Hau.er Family
u22 2usF
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VI nua Ball OF the Young MEMS National Reform Assoc.
alton, will take place az Tammany Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING, Nov p. 1871 Shebells CoulliOn Band has
been engaged for the Tickets may be had
AZ Tamnany Hall Of the following committee >.
r. Munson, r. a. MeCanl, }. b. Bremen A. O. Randolph,
Daniel OAK sy A w. DAY, President.
IoHx X M,psrOx Sec n23 3ti.s
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n. LONG 4 BRO.
WA II GRAHAM. and
BURGESS. SrRISGER Il co.

THIS WEEKS No. Nov. 2ol Nov Ready-THE
j ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 Weekly Literary sna
Miscellaneous Family A-~sparer-Ihis paper 10 an IN
ceo-nr. free speaking colservetye sheet .na
greater variety Of interesting original tIAasste 80
iectet tales sketches essays etc thsn y ~
weekly paper In the country 49, =. -. ~
TENS 81 yssrs Q cents No. Ps5issea rr1Izsy 49,
ala BTfFOhD - " l-----
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TABLE AND TEA sP00SsEss.i'.a.l. :, SySeosi
,s,.i ass = as IboIUs HAT, AZ. sSsrsHsn Hart
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Nv. .-DA sir-l-i9n, by Eesp-ctsble young Amer
w ic.n girl assist n doing th- work Of small family
chamberrnsid aud chllds nurse sat u willing
make herself generally useful Good city references given
| Apply e III Walker a. NJ
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PoNp,s PAIN DHsrRoYrR

NUILL ARREST BLEEDING Immediately, relieve
w psia arising from burns seslds bruises pain In the
back, headache, &C.
For particulars zee pamphlets, which may be had Of
agents natls. W Dolesals ASenu
A. b. & ID Sands, 100 Fulton, =. Z Moss, 0o Grsndst
cor Wilamst. J. Coddinson, 3oS mud
X. johnson, l75 Broad wsy. soa-st.
A. L. Winship, II East do Geo. D Gum, 5ll blesctsr
Mercsreau, cor Broadway NIL zw1sA1w~
andF
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The Albany Erensng Journal furnishes the fol-
loving array Of erest results from our Public Works
The following statement which have procured
from the Canal Department shows the amount received
for Tolls by the Comm ssioners of the Canal Fund
each Canal and from the Railroad Companies for the
fiscal years of 1886 and ls47 ending the Both Septem
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

h packef-shp Utica from Hqvre-Messrs NJ Dess X
FitzsimmOns, Bauar, Troviz, ard SO in steersge.
In bark dutoieon, from Sydney, CB-Mss Mary Ann
Clifford Miss Margaret Clifford, Miss Amelia Hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

" New-lork indiu Rubber Warehouse
he SUBSCRIBER Las hand complies assortment OF
OoOdyssrs Patent Metallic Rubber GOODS, consisting IN
part, ~ follows
aackiutosh coats and elosks metallic rubber do do,
cesias eslls, sou wosieIs trsvelns bags ao9i sP"es
horse covers hshns and bunting boots ar cusnons e
preseIysIs &c &c Also mems best rubber over.
shoes, co cloth DO metallic NeGgatuck Aso, ladies and
tnoisns do OF every style. All Of the above are wal
matted, ohered low wholesale ana retail, al The
Ss~-lofs India Rubber Warehouse, u MSoenane, cor
haasausI lnlS I~is'l ID. hODGMAN
W Rheumstissn, stia joints, White swell
uhkss Ooet Ac-IonPould syrup Of HydT0date Of rot
49, seisaPAiiis and Yellow Dock kOot-Ihe above II
PREPARED IRON The puIest articles aud IS recommended As
o peat aoa only sure tyr lbeusts o. this season
me year esfeciAy ~ 10 OF tie greatest mPoi ance,
- VIII remove AL tCss extremely unpleasant symp-
severe pans strnsss OF the joints back shoulders
&C. Al thus yenhes aud quickens the circsiaron and
se CO .ef part VI the snim2l economy perfect STATE
y bea1h The virtues VI each sIuclo have long been
Ao"h 70 The faculty, and BY their udieogs sdnixuEe
'ncf ekecs are greatly increased For sale BY
CHARLES H. RING, Druggist,
a. eornsr Broadway and John-st
s1ngs cossA Candy for sails y above. alt istf