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Democratic banner., 1847-06-21
THE PROBABILITIES OF A PROTRAC.
TED WAR.

There seems to be great specializing with
tho press and letter-writers as 20 the pros
Pect Of a peace being had at any reasonable
time. And nothing can exceed the eager
moss with which numbers Of the letter.
writers, who follow up the army in Mexico,
as well as a portion Of the press in this
country for which the former write, seize
upon every circumstance to make the i'm
preston, that peace is not even contempla-
ted by the Mexicans- drawing conclu-
siOns, and giving opinions, always at vari-
ance with the interest Of their country; and
resulting eventually still more detrimental
to the deluded country they strive so hard
to sustain. There are two plans of war
fare now proposed to be carried on upon
the part of Mexico, and held up by the let
ter-writers, as foreboding a spirit Of etern-
al war; either of which, if pursued any
length of time, must sap the best interest of
the country to its bottom.
One is the system of Guerrilla warfare,
of which so much has been said, and which
promises to prove more destructive to
life, to property and the best interest Of
their country, than could even another cam
paign with the r~edoubtable Gen. Peg-leg'
at the head of their armies. Accounts go
to show, that all the calculating and respon-
sible men, oppose such a system upon the
ground that they have more to fear from
the d~epredations of lawless and desperate
parties thus organized, than from the victo-
rious arms of Scott and Taylor.
Disappointed in obtaining the warranted
amount of profit and plumber from the Amc-
rican trains, for which they are chiefly or
ganized, and to which they must look for
their pay, they will not fail when an oppor-
tunity occuIs, to seize upon the property
Of their citizens, thus verifying the fact,
that booty is their watch word, whether Am
erican or Mexican. In such a state of af-
fairs it will be but poor comfort to their
thinking men, to know they still have or
ganized fighting, or rather, running parties
in the chaperal, and men to advocate their
cause in this country; while their revenue
is cut of, and converted to the use of the
enemy; their ports and towns garrisoned by
foreign troops; and their private property
the daily pray Of their unnatural, but GER!
tain enemy-the roUing bandi4i.
The other plan is equally hopeless: that
of bringing into the field an army sufficient
ly strong to oppose the American forces to
be supported by contributions from the
Church, as the last resort for revenue,
when their choicest and best drilled armies
have been SO ingloriously defeated; their
best and bravest mel either prisoners of
war or loose upon parole. 1t requires but
little perception to see that such an army
as could now be raised in that country, of
sufficient numbers to oppose Gems. Scott
and Taylor without officers and discipline,
Gas they must necessarily be- would be but
an uuwieldy mass, annihalating the very
source from whence it derived its subsis-
tence.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21

At the election in New York on Monday
week. the Democrats swept the city,
Kings county, Democratic. Saratoga. d.
vided..
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21
TO THE GIVER OF THE BOo1rET.

Unknown, we thank you for that gift Of
flowers,
Reviving intheir tendency, and sure
To aid US with their purity, and lift
Our thoughts to themes enrolling chaste and
pure.
However, do not stop at this,
Be sure, we'll never hint a-miss
Concerning these same flowers;
Well give up sangarees and julips
For such sweet roses and your tu-lius,
Enjoying them for hours.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21

A correspondent Of the Baltimore San
denies that the restitution on the eastern
shore of Maryland is so general as to call
for assistance from abroad. It is true, he
says, some families have suffered, but their
neighbors are able to relieve them, and
their crops viii be abundant. .
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21

IL We are indebted to the gentlemanly and
obligeing Clerk of the Ocean Wave, for late St
Louis papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERYoRD, Aseti9sser
nv IxWFs VI. MIILER-stons No. - Msidss'

VIM. IT JUNE. Auctions>f-
DOOTs AND sHOEs.-By J. ID. fS0ERsOLL /
DCO-stors ~ PesFlst~-On "Wednesday, November n,
Az 10 O'clock so boots shoes and brossas suitable
f,r the southern, Western and city trade.
Also, ~ esses mems aud womsn's hsursd rubbsrl
Also, - eases vomsns plain rubbsn
Also, ~ cases mems metallic rubbeu
Also, ~ cases womsu's metallic rpbben
Also. % cases boys alp and thick boots
Also. IS cases women 9 and misses pexEed beots.
Also 10 cases mems calf sewed water proof boots ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

81 end White Bra 10 io,, 7, mos OlYolasses the
market IL very stsgpsnt state aud Ifces ten down
ward. small 81 Croix sold at 80 cents 30 hhds
Cubs auseev.do. - - casks Trinidad Cuba "a 4
mos: and 40 bills q. sash
FRUIT-An descriptions are In very moderate re-.
quest. aud the mark generally 10 dull.
HtMP-NO charre 70 notice In th- market. which Tor
both toreign aud American mas tlDued very quiet
HlDES-Ssles OF 1900 Maracsibo at cents for dry,
and for dry sailed 300 Nontsvideo % lbs H. both
moe; 1900 10 5000 Rio Cradle. II. mos and In
Boston for this market 900 1900 Montevdso and
Buenos Ayres, part df not at sD at II cents mos de
wHIsKY-we bear Of 900 or 300 bbls selling st
261z7: mostly at 26!. including Prison Drudge 10 p
cts and Qniet
PROVfsIONs-Pork Is quite dull and Prime s offer
ed At 62l Mess sells 10 small lots At SIS. Beef Ia
very dull Sales 100 bbls Beef Hsms At 5O0slO add
80 ties India Mess private bargain Lard 10 heavy and
Inactive There hsve been sales 10 arrive Of 300 tcs
Winchester" Hams at z and 100 tee Shoulders At 81
10 be delivered previously 30 18th January and 22O
Hams at 81. 20 be delivered In December Butter ia
firm and Cheese quiet Export from st 10 231 Novem
Der 3s3 bbls Beef 2 1872 do Pork, 3 s9l kegs Lard
TALLOW-The Butchers have put the price down 10
cts. Sales 10000 70 at 9d9i eta p u.
WOOL-We have no change 10 notice since our last
report the market continues dull with very litile de-
msnd for any description. Prices are without change.
OlLS-NOthing doing In Whale. Lnseed remains
dull. and prices cent bower 900 10 10 900
gallons English sold at Sass cts the latter for
cash. At New Bedford. 1000 Crude Sperm have been
purchased for consumption here mostly at 10 500 G.
% bbs Bank sDd Shore sold At 10 IS aud 20 do 10
rive, 10 So cssh the tendency 10 downward.
NAVAL STORES-The market has been entirely
settled by the steamers and quotations cannot be-
given with any csrtsiny especially for Spirits Turpen
tine. The stock Of Rosn Is sgsn nearly exhausted
Tar Ia ouiot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
WING ALMANAC.

THE WING ALMANAC for 1919 will contain brief
L History Of the Mexican War from the period where
the History len on In last years Almanac up 10 the time
Of going press n will also contain complete list Of
the Ofcers the United States Government, Governors
Of each Of the states Names Of Members Of both Houses
Of Congress. Resolutions Of the Chicago Convention,
Tables Of - ports snd Imports, Election Returns o. the
several States the Union for the LAST year Statistical
Tables different kinds Editorial matter and Anecdotes
Atof the Wig Almanac or 1913 Hi contain more
matter 41d will be found in s respects equal and m many
superior the 0t any previous year Ia order 70
ave complete Election returns and the entire LIST "
Members Of the Congress- the publication Is deferred
until November Price Tor sinke copies, ~ cents II
per DOZEN = per no copies POs,mlstcrs from an
part the United States remtting ~ Will receive -
comics. and the money may be sent AZ risk.
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
ooMMRRoIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
"WEDNESDAY. P. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY. p. NJ
The buoyancy Of some Of the Fancies continues.
Harlem has advanced per cent within two or three
dsys Reading has also impr owed 10 common With
other Fsncies better feeling noticed In Govern
men, stocks Skies of ls62 which selling At par
las, week sold today at per cent prem Treasury
Notes improved to I premium.
The Exchange market is steady, but not very
active Sterling 10 81 el0 for frstesss oiis Leading
drawers eek lot. These bills are drawn genersi'y
against gold going out In the same vessels
There is more activity in Freights Tor Great
Rr,,.io bu, rates are whou, change. Engagements Of
10000 bushel. Corn have been made at Ga and 900
1000 barrels Flour at l6d4l5d to Liverpool Cotton
has been taken al The packet OF the 26th filed Up
the above rates To London 1000 900 barrels
engaged at p Cd for Flour and Naval stores and Sc for
Heroes Beef To Hsvre Cotton taken In the packet
aic y 70 heavy goods $40 per ton.
The Money market was easier to-day, which
messursbly accounts for the improvement In stocks
The Liverpool packet took out $40 900 in gold
The packet of the 26th has nothing engaged The sp
prebsnsons 10 relation specie drain have 10 great
degree subsidized.
Horace Gray & Co who failed last week In Bos
ton show urplus Of $500 900 and have resumed psy
ment
The chances of the passage Of the impolitic bill
for receiving Government stocks basis for curren
CT have become less Our State stocks have appreciated
3 per cent and are In demand again
The Acadia brought s2l, 900 in gold.
Treasury Notes are again above par, and Of
course will be paid into the Custom HOUSE for du
ties
Col Robins OF vicksburg, 1t is stated, is on bis
wsy 10 Europe for the purpose of efectog some settle
meDt With the holders of Mississippi bonds. We Wish
bm ali success In his mission.
II is stated that the Worcester Railroad Com
psDy have purchased 10 the vicinity Of their cePo, 10
Boston about 100000 worth Of land for the purpose OF
enlarging their bounds which the monster freight
trains that daily crowdipg In render impers,lvely
necessary.
An instalment of clio per share is now due On
the New. Haven and New York Railroad.
The following statement exhibits the exports Of
Bresdstufs from the four principal Northern sespors
49, and ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

on tuesday, Nov. q. ~ Rev DR.. Insight ANDREW
IL IsOf and JANE MARIA. daughter o. the late OH
Yer NJ Losnds, Fsq
ON Tuesdsy evening. pa inst by Rev. Baker. Mr..
JAMES ~ CLARK 10 Miss EMILY '. rHADDLE
daughter OF Mr.. John shsddle al ot this City.
"a Wecnrs1sY. Alb inst ST. 81 isHf> g. furch. BY
Rev. ". P. Psrks WIN n BEERS 10 EMMA dsug hier
OF VIM. w. Shirley all Of this City.
% "Wednesday. Path inst BY Rev. L. N. Vincent Mr..
JOHN COLLINS THOMPSON 10 Min HESTER A.
FISHER. all OF this City
Ia WILLIAMSBURG. on the Path inst Rev VIM. II Van
Doren, JOHN B. HOWELL Of NevYork. 30 SARAH
NJ. daughter Of John Miller, ESQ. Of WILLIAMSBURG.
In Bedford Westcsester Co. on the 90 met BY Rev.
Thomas 7 Guon. DAVID p. BOOTH. ESQ of Dan bury,
Conn 10 Miss JULIA A. HOLMES Of Bedford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
JAmES'S NEW WORK.

rCHE CONVICT. the Hypocrite Unmssks Said
% cents.
Leonilla Lynmore and Mrs Woodbridge, Or Lesson
for Young Wives BY Miss Leslie auhor Of Kitty's Re
lation., g.. Price Is cents.
"A Campaign in New-Mexico with Col Donphan BY
Frank ;. Edwards Nounteer,wiih Map Of the route
Price j0 cents.
steam for the Million, tho Nature and Management
steam and the Principles and Arrangement Of tho I'm
CINE. Price SO cents
The Bottle Drama Price ~ cents
Amance, or the Great ESperiment-an orig nal Amer
lean novel Price p cents
The spendors Of Versatile. and the Court Of Louis
XIV. Price p cents.
The Magic Figure head the Lady Of the Green and
Blue Price IS cents
Capt. Dounavan's Adventure. IN Mexico, experienced
during Captivity OF Seven M0nths 10 the interior Price
. cents.
Scouting Expeditions Of McCulloclfs Texas Rangers,
cudng Skrmishes with the Mexcans and the stormng
Of Monterey. Price 51 cents
Grabsms Magazine, Ladies' Book, National UEion,
&C. for December received.
Agents and others supplied on the best Of terms ~,
nos ". H. GRAHAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
GuNN,s poMesTIc MEDICINE.

ar POOR Man FRIEND, Ia the hours of Addiction
OPan ind Sickness This book points out IN plain Ian
guags free from Doctors terms ii Diseases Of Men Wo
men and Children, and tho latest sud mOst proved
means used In their Cure and intended expressly Tor the
use VI families
From Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
" We thank the publishers of this extensive aud valus
bic work for the handsome copy they have sent our
medical collection would have been perfect without t.
aud having IT, there appears 10 problem n medical
but may be solved BY reference 20 its pages IL
emphatically TIE Poor Mans Friend and should be
possessed by every family"
From Alexauders Messenger
10 is0ne ofthe usefl medical works recently H.
sued from the press and every family should have copy
OF it, u treats pom OIL dseases points out the best
edy and Is written IN plain language, free from teehni
cal terms"
100000 copies Of th. work have been sold thin the
last years u Is printed Ia large clear type suDstan'
italy bound. and contains 300 pages
Price - Published Tor the propretofs by
n-i8t G. NJ. sANTON, POS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
ABR'M r Law hENLE- LlsITmaI
ANDREW WASHES, Secretary.

Tn. R,srs of sutv snvasssrs Of the City and County
Of New-iofs having esnvassse sna s'msted we votes
semby Districts IN the SID City and touniy az Gene
"a ecton held on second day Of November "a, do
hereby certify determine and are thar j. PHiLIPs
PHGSiX blythe greatest number Of votes w = duy
Member q Assembly 10 and for the First Assembly Dis
That j,slys Bows by tie greatest number Of votes
duly elected Member Of Assembly IN and Tor tne Sec
ond Assembly District in said City and County
That join Il Bowie BY the greatest number Of votes,
ives duly ected Member Of Assembly 10 aud Tor The Third
Assembly District 10 said City AID County
That JoHN z RoDNAS By the zaatest number Of votes
was duIy eectsi Member u Assembly in and for the
Fourth Assembly District IN said City and County.
Thai PErFK Trrrs by the greatest number uf votes.
wa. duly elected Member VI Assembly IN and for the Firth
Assembly Distrie; IN sad Cry and county
That sANvEL G. kAiNos1, ne sa.est nunos me -, .,
the sixth Assembly District N said City and County
That WmLAN B. MsEcH 5y the greatest number o.
votes. ~as daly elected Member Of Assembly aud for
the Seventh Assembly District IN said City snd County
That Thomas CH.RLocg BY ne greatest number N votes
was duly elected Member q Assembly 10 Ard Tor ihs
Eighth Assembly District 10 sad Cify and county
That DgsSs aKsIsoS BY the greatest number Of votes
vs. dulv elected Member Of Assembly IN and for the Ninth
Assembly District in sad Cliy tna Souniy -.
That MsKrS TRuEsDELl, by ne greatest nan Der o.
votes duly elected Member ~ Assembly IN and oi
the renth Assembly district n .Ala S.iy and Count
votes. va. dulv elected Member Of Assembly IN and for
The Eleventh Assembly District IN .Ai City snd County
rbat McgAr WALSH by the greatest number Of votes
~, duy elected Member Of Assembly In sad for the
T~elnh Assembly District In sad City and County.
Tha, EkAsrus C. BENEDICT, - ne greatest number o.
votes. vas DOW elected Member 81 Assembly IN and f0i
the Thrte-nth Assembly District IN sad City and County
That RosERr O. CssFHELL, BY the greatest number oi
votes Wa duy elected Member Of Assembly 10 and toi
the Fourtsenlh Assembly District N SAID City and Coan;y
That MrEgT~ n BKfwEK, By the greatest number o
votes y a. uIv elected Member Of Assembly n and i0l
the FfseEfh Assembly District N SAD City ana County
VA drv elected Member Of Assembly IN and Ger the
tsenih Assembly District In -. City and County.
Dated the I'D day Of Noveuosr. ls4l
ABRM R. LAWRENCE, Chsirrsas.
ASpRfw WAsxEk, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

leans "a. Ass KinE I'm Boston Tor Bostou Oct To- schr
Aiieis, IN Baltimore ~ Africa eg LEFT s0op Ohio
Dspt strinE chan. in rort
A. Grand Turk ~ 4-Bafk Duo d'OrIea for Nor
lssns. hrrs Handy s1r Bos'0H Csstlston fr NO-esrs
halcyou co. Lyd d.. Harriet. unknown. Mo.slle or
fors Lovder. f1r >avsnnshi CEnovA. for Belfast, Me-
schr Elizabeth Ann, Tor WilmirEfon, NC.
A. san hey Nv l-,nifs ATrnar ard grnf.ns. bark
s.llrAc Lr q C.al. h.nt. rarl. trarr.. - Ih.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
CLOTHING. &C.

AT DEyLlN's WHOLESALE AID RETAIL CLOTH
no WAREhOUsE,
No - JOHS-sT. coz o. NAsskr,
WILL Be FOUND the largest and most elegant stock
w of WINTER CLOTHING IN the city, comprising
l5OOo garments, IN part IS fs,0Ss -.
Pilot LOuskin And fearnou3lt Ofercoasi from - 10 ia
super Canada 10th aid AspAaltgn do 20 -
Brown, olive ana blsck Cl0tn 90. 3 to T.
Black, brown and owe Cloth SACKS, % ~
Bl.ck Dress Goats and Frock Goats, 70 10
Cessimere. Cloth, &C. Pants, 10 q.
Vests ~ 81 variety, 70 D.
40 over 1850 pieces Cloths Beavers Twesds, Pilots
Cas. eres Neslugs &c &C. % o order, IA style
un,grpassed IN any city the Union and al The cheap
ADD economical plan Of
CASH EXCLUSIVELY
nil lui.eo4D tt.e DANIEL 4 J. DENLlS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
MRS. PELBYs CELEBRATED COLLECTION o
CRIPTURAL STATUARY,

Repro seutiug rorts NJ snc Interesting SUBJECTS
THE SIZE or LIFE.
The Trial Of Saviour.
The Last SuppsF
The Birth Of Christ
fNHE MORAL SCENE OF TIVE tNrGMPERArE
L FAMILY. Is now open AZ en- Broadway. date Wslk-
-rs Music Rooms % the Apollo every dag. from
N NJ 10 10 r NJ. Ga the sabbath. sitter d,viae
wee, from ? ru 10 P. NJ AdmittAnce - cent?.
children haf price Teachers " schools free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.

rI,hE SUBSCRIBERS associated with long
ablsled and responsible sgency in Wisconsin, VINO
will cate Land Warrants the Mineral District Of that
Territory and vicinity after personal examination "
the lands Much OF the public land Of that Territory has
been reserved ale-On account Of ~ supposed MN
efsl charaeer-ant within months past, Sut Is now
In market and furnishes excellent opportunity Tor IN
vsstment No part Of the Union increases 10 population
ltn .re.er rapdity aud value Of land - enhanced
ia proportion These selections wu be made either for
certain sum- for intsres ID the lands chosen Apply
- RODGERS WOODAAN,
IS ln-ecdis- Attysst-La~, ~ Wsli-st. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
d. APPLETON s. CO.

MILL PUBLISH. Ok WEDNESDAY,.
w The Rose Affections CIR for 1913 Edited BY
Emily Marshall Illustrated with ten steel ensrsvnss-
Handsome bound, price - io
" This - Annual, and exceedingly pretty
The binding paper snd typography al elegant, and
the whole mechanical execution Of the work very taste
fu The sngravings ight in number hne,
Of them exquisite The literary contents superior 60
those generally found "a books Of this kind The subjects
have been chosen with Foo1 taste and the articles would
command attention in ess attractive dress Alto
geiher DO not see bow The Rose fail 20 be very
popular and ind many purchasers IN The approaching ho-
dAy season Providence Journ,i
A. o. FNuAf.
History of Georgia from ts first Discovery By Euro
pasns 10 The adoption 81 the present Constitution 10 1893
b. Rev Mm. Bacon stevens. NJ D. Professor OF Bellies
Letters, History, SC m the University OF Georsis In
vols Vol ID Price , SD
q The second snd concluding vol = preparation.
A History OF Georgia has long been needed. The au-
thor Of che present work undertook % supply me dehcien
cy the request Of tho Georgia historical Society
who placed the abundant materials IN the archives Of the
Society his disposal OF the able manner Ia which Dr.
has executed his srduous work the present vol
nm vii tasIlfr ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

IL 54,p Liberty from Ltacpooi-Mrs Norton Of Conn.
Miss Wilde, Capt " II Hope. Strong. Thos Suball "
X Gelderd, D. Geo Rex, and "a In the
n hip RoiaA, fran Haure-Miss L siznier, Miss z
Jein Miss Desmasein, and 208 IN the seersge.
In brig WilfoH Fuller, from SGuanA4i-Mrs II Spsu-
Ger. Messrs Oliver and NJ Leyinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
~ The GenfIemen who laid down their hat

snd z0vrs 1-f0Te me >iDe HaTm0nlss Iuesday
rzht humby apollo ze % 10 -iid Ebouies but the music
rch that they really could Mt help %
The outsider who kept that cane Il requested 70 leave
same ~ Niblo's without farther notice.
y DO X L. 4. n1j itt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

Arriyed-Bark John Gardner, Carpenter, Balizs,
Hond 3 ds, Mahogany, &c, to Aie1ander Lett snip
Ann, OF and Tor Boston ids-he only America vessel ID
Bris Wilson Fuller, Crawford, savannah ds cotton
and nee 10 Durham Dimon. I'D inst, lat " 3d. Ion ~
81 sxcha siss with ship hence for Charleston
Br .cnr Rambler brison, Pieiou Ms !" d' sfnostoHs'
seb, Mystic. Churchill Hingham 6 d. fish. TO master.
sehr Maasei Pnee Charleston a. IN ballast 70
master. ~, a., -. o.. s,.h
Schr Cyprus, Dyer, MaehiAs, Me- = os 'u'O7i " 1"
scbr Orb. walker. Baltimore ds salt, to order.
schr Hannah A Jaue Perkins J-cksonsille, rlaf as
timber 10 8i!chrstN Co sid IN co with schIs y II ref
~ for M.rtiuieas Mosul FOR AIT goa and for - Au-
a. s,ine Lett schr Masnohs, for NlofS IN days fas
sengers-Dr stone, lady and child -.
sehr Elizabeth tot Mystic Wheeler, I'm - Marks cot
sshr Re5eeea' Wagon. Petersburg ds, -four, to
BIZ sehr Enterprise swain Ansulla II d. salt 70 mast
sehr George Thomas, Ne~bury' Prounes'o~n ~ d.
sehr ws.lp port Kent, Calais. Ne Dc, lAth. to Smith
sehr Margaret, wsslOm, Petersburg Is, aosr, 70
Sehr Baltimore slsish Baltimore as, md,s, to John
scN, Iason' Bearse Boston d. md.e, to ATKINS Co
SIR Fuend Crowell, Boston 6, mds-, Atkins Co
sebr Croton. Chase, Boston as ndse, 10 Foster
s,sI ss5sa Crouch Richmond ds roar 70 master
scbr Leprslstt (of rhon.sion sleeper AaI" is4sna
~ chr Hound Rope, DsmsTafs Il d. n ballast 10
4 Laurie. ID, ,,,.,..,,,,, Nj 4 d. naval
stores 10 Brown, De kosset Co
ReIow-l BRIG unknown Wind sS"'
Ncmorupda-Ths ship Nissafs hlssel.' ~ -. 80
hs,'-- rspo,fsa ashore near Sandy HOOK - oa 49, -
~ tbs ~ Of esnvas The ship i perfectly hsh-, -
psr,atlv ,ustained no damage. The SiasAfa oi01s ~
steeTAss psssensens .- -. Ia
r.,a,. p.r,s ,.sel. lsn A. Rio de Jsnsfro Oct "
she Leland TN Ne~port. Eng. Tor NOrleans' " -
u "a. bsrks sh.rou I'm Alork tor 30, a. Lsufs IN
.on for de- 10 d. St L.~rsHss fn Caas eI 40 y.
80. fg Ioudon for Baltimore 10 ds Isabella IN Cadf'
sns pat IN sasyi brss NsPos0n' tn sA"''' vi W.T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

commencing A. u o'clock A NJ Sermon By the pastor
Rev. Dr. CHEEvER ~uhscf Our obi cations Ct graft
trde for the principles and Institutions shed throueh
the nstruusntaify Of the Purtans This dscourse will
b Course n Lectures upon the story
Of the Churches established BY the Puritan Fathers rs IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
aInrket.. .Car.f.IIr r.p0rtsd f0T 1At TIlbsnt.

FInrkets- IaTCHIIl TtF07Ff"J TT
"WEDNESDAY, November "a
AsHFs-The market 10 inactive, and prices unset
lied Pots are nominslly 81, aud Pearls GIT The
aes are 60 to 10 bills Stock 10Th inst 1863 bos Po
and s9O do Pearls Export from lst to 2jd Nov Fo's
400 bills Pearls, none.
COTTOF--The ssles odsy are 500 or i''Vo oses, 81
aha lc decline before noticed The transactions were
partly for shipment
Statement Of Receipts Exports aud Stocks If CooH at me
follo.eiae place. at the dates onReIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
MEMS ruRNIsHERY

S.aSxaYF, new establishment 10 now cp-n 1Ia wen
49, With under-shrts, drawers, hosiery, gloves
shirts collars crsvats nandaercnrfs sasPenee' stOeA
mon cost a. wholesale and retail sASxAfS FUR
MISERY, 10 William u. cue door above Fulton, oPPo-
Al the Dutch Church. ~ lws