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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

MrrrrSs OF FRnSps-At the yearly meeting
Of the Society Of Friends held At Baltimore last week
they protested against wars In general snd the with
Mexico 10 psrticulsr-sssns, ire Institution Of slavery
and tts farther extension and sssinst ODD Fellowship
Free Masonry and secret institutions generally, well
as q paid or hired ministry.
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M AT AND SCIENCE
DANCING.

4 CARD.-Mr. W WHALE and Daughter, respectfully
hannounce that their Classes for 1918 will commence
A. Constitution Hall $50 Broadway, Tuesday, October
r. and Gothic Hall Brooklyn on Monday october 10
Classes for ladies aud gentlemen AZ their Private Academy
So sixth-avenue, on "Wednesday, Sept. % Instruction
given daily all fashionable Dances and Wstzes Al the
Private Academy e. Sixth-avenue where all information
will be given For particulars, circulars nj <s
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

THAT DISEASE 10 its thousand forms springs rrom
impurities in the blood too rfte and universally ac
knowledg fact need any comment The question
what best sdapted % eradicate those impurities phs
tolls sarssparla, l. the true anudote lts success
unparaeled sad used IN every part OF the ted
states for Graduating the following diseases scroiua
cancer leprosy chronic fever and sgue mercufa ds-
dry gangrens, Ptolapsus rtef, syPh outanrou'
saeeous chronic rheumatism, fever complaint erysiPe
ss ulcers chronic nfsmaton Of the eyes hip comp amt
lupus ucdoloTeuK dyspepsia, piles. dropsy &c &c
For Al the De pot NewlOrk, - and - Cortland ~
DrnL--.ts The Lnt.d StAle.- d "
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PRINTING.PRESS

NNANTED-A second hand pTInting pos IN <ood "utH
w ing order u any size from medium 20 imperial
80 los. Mnion type,
100 lbs. Bourgeois do
80 lbs. Plea DO. .,,
50 lbs various SIZES large, for job-work and oli'
Cases, composing sticks, rule, cbases &c
The type must b. one-thlrd worn, and OF ne'
styles Any having these for sale address. with low
est terms, postpaid, T. ChlLDo " =,
ma Nod. Clay. OnondAga County. n. Y.
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l.. IS IS Sci. ~ 50 Ri.s, :. IL Eve. 6 40
.Oncon ......Oct 10 Hsyre .............. Oct 10
liverpool ..........OeL Oct 20
Cleared.-ships Cincinnati Childs Canton. H.sgerty,
Diaper a Jones America Dunn, New Orleans, johnson
Lowdsn
Bnis 4 II Chaplin. College, Baltimore John Benson,
Nlasr, Havana, Stevens 4 Co.
Bnss Iri. Mann, Liverpool Ms, Thos winniett; A
Sinpson Thurlox NuevitaS, Holt Owen, Arciurus.
hcring tou. II John, NB SOule Whitney 90; queen
Esber Pendeion. Boston, Buck; Cs.co, Scales Bal
more; P2iscuit, kendrick, Hslisx, Ms, baehe M
tseu
hrs sion sanders Brsics Ssntiaso' Cindsrel-
a scuil, Washinsion, Nc; Pamfsro, ITedwsL h ,Sb
ncio Cores Brsr.t-sd, Baltimore; Henry ktns Mel
~, Richmond; Cushsnne. Eldridse, Portsmouth.
scop James Lainpheer, Kenny, Providence
iiopeler Vulcan. Green, fniiadel phlA
iVgs PorPose, Drake, Philadelphia.
lrrived.-Ship slas Richards Fordhani, Sag Harbof,
= ballast, 20 state. Gardner Howell
fisnch steamship Phi iphs, Besson Chefoours 'ct
.na hAifaS 5oth mdss 70 Aymsr Co. The Philadei-
Aput into Halifax 18Th ut short OF coal and TO rent
pssscrgers
up Chsremsgne Packard, I'm fictou, rs IS ds, coal
hSs Ocean Bird Corey, I'm Pic,Ou, US, IS as coal
80 N compsoy With brig Samuel Potter. Leit bark
70 Nieses 81 Quarantine, Captain, wife and second
- sick with small pON-cOOk had a ed prcNouslN.-
40 lArg- feet OF vessels bognd 70 ctou. The q X
20 "A d her turn 20 load cool
~ hhyhower, Foster, Mschs-, Ne lumber SNOW
@af Leopold, uodiTey MachiNs. Me, lumber. sne"
s>ailed.-Pscketship Yorktown Sebor. London ship
nt DO 49,
ssrk John Benson, Havana
"a TURKS Island Petrol 81 John, NIB Nancy Pasted,
tNfiu, La; Iris, BT) Liverpool, Ms and others Wind
90 with thick weather
Deiew.-S bGks, unknovp.
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SACK s. BAG WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,
IN - - kV.far-f

Manufacturers 30 and ~ Wafer-st.
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF country
from the grain districts 70 their stock OF saes,
and bags which they oder for sale 10 suit the wants o.
purchasers upon the favorable terms Dessr', al
Ter visiting their establishment have universally adopted
the practice Of buying BAGS Of them ready TOT
u.s and sale preference the old slow mode OF hsvini
hem made up At home All kinds Of Calcutta, European
.nA Ann-sfs hs,. sfartsf n pnrposs ~ lnl.
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EVE AND EAR.

nR POWELL attends exclusively 20 diseases OF the
DEys and Ear from 10 o'clock, Al his Offices, e'i
B road way, corner Of Warren-st
Dt Powe Treatise the Eye, its Diseases and their
Cure with Enavinzs Rules for the Selection Of specie,
ces price 81 cents, can be had ~ 81. once ana o. ~
a - "a s.i.h OILS ImisDeo~tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
hrrucrs' Library and Monthly Journal of Agri-
culture for November, 1917.
coSTEsTs or TIE NOVEMBER NUMBER.
Ene,avins, and mss,ra'ions.

Threshing Machines; Crank Steam Engine The Dung
AJAX on Drag, Potato Planting; The Potato Houow
s.ction Of do; The Breaking Bride Bit; Illustrations Of
saod's Patent OrAinDryers BotanyA series Of Illus
t.,ons Of the Cells internal Currents etc Of Plants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
CLOTHS. v1STINGS. sc.

MORRIS WILSON l2D Chathzmst have IN store,
vi and are constantly receving large assortment OF
Cloths Casimeres Vestings aud Trimming, wnlcn they
viii sell BY the piece or yard cheap for cash
.f. TIL So
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BODh lhADE.
MEssRs. HARPER & BROTHERS


MEssRs. HARPER & BROTHERS
THE PIcToRIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND.
No 52-Prce = Cents.
V,HF Edinburgh Review, speaking Of this important
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by the popus Of the present day sd ng % the i'd
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Ath-neum pronOunces ~ repository Of facts carefully
scufnizsd but estimate 70 still more, because Il sug-
gesis the reader the true philosophy Of hsory-the
Connection between events. institutions and opinions
The work will long continue without nyaI, It's cheap
ness aud is merits defying competition
HAswELLs ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS
POCKET-BOOK.
Fourth Edition, Revised and Enlarged.
This useful manual contains svast amount Of important
information 10 the most compact and accessible FORM and
among other topics weights and measures areas and CIR
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hydraulics gravity shot, steam and the stesn-enene, &C
uI o. s,IpRDAf,
THE LIFE or JEREMY BELkNAP, DID.
TIE Hisforian Of Neur Hampfhire
With Selections from his Correspondence and other
Dr. Belknap was the frs, classical historian" who
wrote in this country Hi. History OF New-H ampshre
will continue 70 be- standard work - Il is an honorable
monument u the authors ADJ ity and integrity. III.
American Biography another book Of great value, and
hi. Forester the first romance deserving the name
teectual history Of curious and Instructive
This volume. posed entirely from original materials
great interest," ana VIII hr loIulhi
Efc,nfu Iubifd b. HGryrr hr0fers the Sirh thousand
OMOO;
4 NARRATIVE or ADVENT RES IN TIE PACIFIC
By Herman Melville author Of Typee.'
Erfrsef from me London IiDisf.
-" Herman Melville j. ~ clever aud learned a. ever
Sailor before the he IT, he dscourses pleasantly
and a. humorously Of Nature her hundred aspects
the gentle Washington Irving himself. the prince OF
stOryteers the most delicate and touching Of painters
'Omoo' u not whit less charming than 'Iyree.
IL quite fascinating production a. Robinson Crusoe
The suthor has pen for the deineaon OF charsc
81. 4 rrnfas les
FOR the desc pon OF natural scenery be u not 10 be beaten
either on this side Of the Atlantic The other Ills pencil
j. distinct. the cooring beautiful aud uch AZ ioi
invention be will bear comparison with the most cunning
Of the French school, ~ 5teOds
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NOTICE.-sealedp ropo,.l. VIII

bs Received Al the Controllers Ofce until Friday the
lh inst AZ o'clock ~ 70 ease the westerly side and
md Of aterper near the north~est cos
rer oil the Battery until the lsf day Of May, 1897 via
the privilege OF using the FOR steamboat PofPose'
Persons Offering proposals rll state the Amosnt :. ~
b.x l nav Der .nnurn Z, quArter-yeariy paymenu aad
nane two persons suretleS accompanied py INC
consent OF such persons, statlE their Y.
cone such surefies- JOHN EN ~ ~o1'. -
CorsrrIIerf. gfire. Nov : s41.
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No report

The Philadelphia Necs says The demand for
money has Increased this week and the rate OF dis
count has advanced, With more difficulty In making
negotiations GU, OF doors The Banks are preparing for
their annual statement TO the Auditor General and as
ususl II causes them to lessen their loans.
The following semi-annual dividends have been
declared by the Philadelphia Banks: Farmers and Me-
chancs Bank 81 per share Of $780, Philadelphia Bank
per Ct and extra Northern Liberties per cent E,
Southwark per ct. Kensington, per CT Western,
per Ct Mechanics per Ct Commercial per CT ;
Bank of Commerce per CT Manufacturers and Me
chsnics per ct.
The receipts at the Philadelphia office OF the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad for October were
sol6s5. The whole amount since November 80
1916 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .t3l074
Same time year before ---.-..--..-..----- 26l.yI1
Increase in eleven months. Si5 739
The following table exhibits the quantity Of
some Of the principal articles arriving at and shipped
from Philadelphia by the Columbia Road, up to Oct l.
1917 NTH tha corresnonding time la,t
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THIS DAY RECEIVED,
AMERICAN ARCHITECT.

fAxO AnSkxA Eva.
THIS DAY Pr BLl>hED No The American Archi-
fect containing beautiful des 90 II Gothic Cottage
for a rural dwelling Estimsred cost 81 100
"A 2fis { " SANTON. 205 Broadway.
Also for sale BY LONG L BROTHER, q Ann-st
TIE NEW "LETTREs cURIEUsEs EFT EDIFl-
ANTESn
OREGON MISSIONS AID TRAVELS OvER THE ROCKY NOUN
r.fNs ~ i845-R FArHyR P. .. DE- sMrr, Of
TIE SOCIETY oF JEsCs WITH A. INTRO
DJcTORY SKETCH ~ OREGON And
NissfOSS.
THESE LETTERS form one Of the most remarks,
i bic and interesting books Of the day They record
not only some Of the astonishing and successful mis-
scnay ab0rs but they contain 80 account IN
many respects the accurate and faithful yer pub
hed Of the Oregon Territory It's SOIL climate scenery.
productions aud people They constitute IN fact sn I'M
portan addition the history and geography Of the whole
the country Of the Rocky Mounsiss and are IN
every way NJ form part Of the Letres Edihantes
ana Cureuses for vhch Jesuit missionaries have made
themselves famous in the Christian world.
They written plsln and sincere style without
an effort effect and tho descriptions Of the majestic and
beautiful scenery Of the North west Of It's Indian tribes
and their wild life equal 70 anything in our LANGUAGE
for freshness and power With 81 the value OF truth
these letters are vivid A. 4 romance. .
They published complete IN one limo VOL IN the
best style with map Of the country and ~ u
ustratons Of striking passages IN Indian life scenery
from original sketches taken on the spot Price 10 clon
binding Al IS EDWARD DUNCAN
49,. ISL Fulton-st.
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TT 10. u. F.-Past Grsnds Members Of the Grand
Lodge are earnestly requested be In attendance AZ the
Grand Lodge Room this Thursday morning 81 10 o'clock
when the Constitution will be acted on nj IT.
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SCHOOLS.

NEW EVENING CLASSES IN FRENCH,
At 40. 7 FAKK.PLACE.
BY PROF A. : NILLEPLAlT.
INSTRUCTION OF the hrst order. Terms feasonaoie'
IHours Of meeting from 20 p NJ Mondays and thur =
dsys Any address LETT above will receive immediate
atfsutfor Ols 6tis-
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- Interesting Lecture.-A Lecture will be ieliv-
cred Thursday evening the eth inst A. the Lyceum
Building 56l Broadway, Prncest the scouts and
and Of the Mexicans desert Of country,
incidents battle &c by s e. REID, Jr Of NevOr
formerly Of the Texan Rangers Lecture % commerce At
o'clock p NJ Tickets 25 cents 20 be had a. the pnci-
pal book and music stores, and 81 the door. rs tis
~ Newspaper for sale.-A irst-rate establishment,
having large assortment Of newspaper and lObbng type
two presses &c Tn. paper has been published q yesrs
issued weekly and IL the only Wing paper published 10
the county having population of0yer 10000 IL Is located
10 pleasant village Of 1000 inhabitants. To cash Gus
gagged in other business For farther particulars ae dress
(postpaidl 20 WIN. X CORNNELL,
nj iwissG 81 Beaver-st New-Y0rk.
OFFICE or TIE NORTH AMERICAN FIsE LIS. Co
New-YOrk, November /. iSf7.
tF- At n Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Direct
Of the North American Fire Insurance Company held
their office, 81 Wall-st RICHARD w BLLEcEER was
unanimously elected Secretary In place u John McBrar
resigned. lnl lwisl JAMES w OTIS, President
~ Liquid Hair Dye.-BATCHELORS lnstanta-
Liquid Hair Dye decidedly the best yet offered
II produces perfectly and natural color without
staining the skin. leaving the hair soft and elastic the
natural hair. Sold by VIM BACHELOR, 2Wsl-st-
Price, hair bottles II 80 whisker bottles 81 Copy the
address. Oh lmiseod
~ Wigs and Toupee-.-Newly invented patent
elastic ncOrrodsbe sprng Wigs and Toupees the greatest
improvement yet discovered the arr 0f wig making
Invented and manufactured only by
w. BACHELOR, W.llst
% lmiseod near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

Goops FOR THE ISDIAss--We have been IN
sfu,d ihst the bids for snDui'y goods Tor Inoi4ns
- opeped yesterday At The Indian Department and
80 eonsracs awarded 10 the following gentlemen, they
Log tho loves, bidders
v...r. Grant & Barton Of Ncw-fOrk, blankets and
s,,.oo5s deliverable II New York and ~. Louis, No
..,o,ou p smith Of New York hardwsr" agricultural
,.,ol.nsnts and axes deliverable At New York
wm Glenn Of Brooklyn, Newly ork, hardware DO
r,,rsbls st 81 Louis, Mo.
FSssrd X. Tryon of Philadelphia north west guos'
alreIable 10 Pbiladelphia. lOnl0o
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NOTICES.
~ Grand Temple of Hon

~ Grand Temple of Honor, :. of y. "a
special Of the Grand Temple viii be held this
4th Instant, A. o'clock AZ the Hall $50 Broadway,
for the purpose Of acting on Applications for Charters,
West and 10 unite Jefferson and Minerva Temples q this
city By order LUKE HASSERT, @. w r.
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By THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Thing. In Phila dolphin.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3, ls37.
rA,nks-a thousand thanks 20 the gallant w higs
- Fmus,e state I, was indeed music 10 the ear OF
o. Whis ~ hear those tall msjortss called OF ss
e.'c.me over the wires this morning Five o'clock
W me At tho Telegraph Olfce and yet wa. not
i-.rv az receiving them Thanks Whigs OF New. fork
or having scouted the official declaration OF the
s,s-sror linton rebuked the attempt 10 maize Gods
y, ,ol the purs-ry Of slsves-io plant petite on 'ne
u NJ Mexico worse than her cactus and plague MORE
80, thsr her serpent and for having sustained ne
ss',sstiou principle Of our Nations enaIlei mat a.
- are born fres and equal. WI WI foik and his
rL-,o.. learu WELDON from this hand wrluhs on the
,or will they still oOnts1e TO poiiu'e 'he vessels
s,he temple Of Liberty III, l., -
'rs o.eted steamer delays the operations In our
-, rPIour 4. freely offered =, 50 a %: c.. No
.sLs Of 600 bushels good Pennsy lvsnis Wheat
- made after hours yesterday At 40 cents Maryland
~ ~, hing 1876 certs Rye Flour and Corn Meal
-, corn Is inactive at % cents Oats ~ 40 cents
r~s,o,-s small sales ~ "a 10 cents SUgar-lOO hhds
-, C,lesn. sold IT a "a cts Coieel500 bags Rio
- c,ou, "a, and $50 tsss damaged ct > T. by sue.
80 500 pigs OF Lead us, arrived offered al SIC.
Whi.sy - 30 cts
n. s.las of stocks were limited
r,,,f Board-6O0O Pcrn's IS ~. 600 Govt Losn'
q. 50 lO2 rs Gr-Td Bank. l0i ? COO Reading Boncs'
e..b s9l; 30 Harrisburg Railroad. 80
s,a,.d Boord-2 Liberties Gas, y. ZOO Sch Nav
3, Isl 20, 100 Girard b, 80 lOi.
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW WORKS

NEW WORKS
DY GEO sAND-The Jograeymsn joiner, or the
DCcmpanon 81 tn Tour u France IS cts
The Devils Pool p g,
Consueo. IN j vols. al s.
The Countess 81 Rudo sfa-f 20 ccth = -
ALSO Just PUBLISHED.
The buckssus or the Camp of th- b-seir-rs Tale q
the Revelation b. the suthoT 81 EhAn Allen This work
has hsd immense sale ard but f-T copies Of the eci-
tion remain unsold. IS ca
Th. Iron MNE OF the Days q Tyranny from the French
The Champions a. Freedom. o. The Mysterious Chief
romsuee q tie Nineteenth Century, By samuel Mod
worth. y
The Indian IN bis " gvs, OF chaIsctersucs ofth- Red
Race IA America by Herry r schoolcraft 81 cs
The Crime. o. TIE BorEiss. By Dumn- 3 sis
The Compsfe Horse Doctor > cts
Agents and other. supplied on The best oftermsbr
~ - W =. GRAHAM. Tribune Bsildins.
THIS DAY RECEIVED,
THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENE
Il ILLOGICAL REGISTER FOB OCTOBER
The period he's arrived % this country when an AWAKEN
81 ard growing interest begins b felt IN the pursuit
ard especially the results. Of Historical and Gereollfl-
cal Rsseachss ard when The practical value. both 70 IN
iyifusls and 20 society q the knowledge which - o.
tanned By nresgacrs u this kind from the scattered
history Be appreciated y increasing numbers
The and active eKsrtsu of Historical Autiqus-
ris1 Statistical Societies wnlch have sprung Up With
iu few years past most u The older STATES Of The
Uniou. - sufficient evidsnce Of the fact
i" 10 must BE- immensely interesting 20 81 NeS-Ens and
men lJoufral Of Commerce
I'VE greet .t with hearty welcome" Boston Atlas
The object of this work % gather % facts which
relate % The Fathers Of New England Il also contains
the Gensalosy which early settled this COUNTRY"
CM sAXTOS Agent foI the Publisher,
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VURBaTIM RGPORTIb.
VIM HENRI BUR, Fonogrohc ksportur'
w p1pord tw furni( vurbaam Reports ov
spsci1, Surmunz, Lsccus, r.. b d. sissem ov
Fonogroh, ds utmost ocyurasi n otand " mas.s
Rsporu. Adrss Angle soosaA o. ose ~
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O. REWARD.-Lost, in Hudson-st. near Amos, apur
ND ole steel besd bag containing pocsebook IN wnel
sas dollar gold piece, and SIS IN bills also black
sik purse containing - IN bills and small change
also silver pencil On the inside Of the pocket eoo'
was written Louisa Coe Any person hnoiLs ne hDo.'
wi, receive the thanks Of the and the above re
ward b., leaving Il AZ 5l2 Hudsonst M -
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APOLLO ROOMS.


nR COLLYERS Personifcsions Of Psintin "A Ana sculp
Dfure b. the Model ATfstrs. Tor three shs
rnencinx Nov f-rhursday, Friday and Saturday even
ne For particulars see descriptive programme Of each
evening
Tickets OF admission s. cent. lady and gentleman =
cents Doors open att PerscnifcAtions comneace AZ
1907
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SPERM CANDLES, OIL, Nc.-Jusi rses zee hs IL
- BOXES Of superior sperm candles, wnleh W. e. A.
very low for cash via 50 h. BY the box OF . o. -
retail Best Winter sperm oil los sapefior Ne.e -
white solar oil IS gall Also fine teas comes sne
foreign fruits sc for sale quantities 70 SAT- es.
mn,'i., by j. o FOWLER, 30 AID AS Greenw1eh, saa
10 yeseY-ss 81 AHs'
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~sRAILROAD LINE b.i-:.a New Yert

-N ARAIIKOAD LINZ Ut - ~ ~.
Eps-H.od Ab.oy Tor Freight and Psssenssn, N
sh111n1n roane etloe With the Albany and Western
p,osS. a., Rss.lo add intermediate pieces on the limo
hanoan'. 70 "a .i-smbo.rs NEW-JERSEY. Captain
i,, M nd ROCHESTER,, Captain Fary, viii leave
Hyc-r .n1 Albany daily tsupdays exeeptedi and wih
80 al from cty " city In about ten hours, that
goo shipped fefs ~ the evening can DC dsn's'a
NJ Inc presents f,etes dispatch offered ~ me
PsIresd ne 70 merchants and Others desFn< thsir s"ods
EARLIEST possible moment Prices OF Free ht mode. is
A'aIy 20 l. NEWTON, AGENT ~ Grsss~iea-st. T..
C. s. OLMSrFD Axent, III Pier OF VI ossy-st 81 W.
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MARINE JOU RN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
ruf sun TNF MOON FUf.l -
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MRS PFLslS CELEBRATED AOLLEIIlDS
OF SCRIPTURAL STATUARY,
Consist4rz ~ the following Droups
Rsprss-rflng lrnp'rfant ara lc.ersstins >GDlects
THE SIZE OF LIFE,
The Ira u Ssviour.
The Last SUPPER.
The Birth q Christ,
V'HE MORAL SCENE or THE iNTEMPERkrE
Il FAMILY. . no~ open a. an Broadway, late Nsls
Muse Rnom-l opposite ne Are TO- sssry day. from
n 4 NJ 20 10 P ~ Atmiftzace . GEMS; children halt
price. Teachers OF schools free NJ is.ruThSst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

'UO TINMEN-For sale a complete set o. I'm .nd
sheeflroo Workers tools, machines, patterns &c
with everything requisite carry the business In
quire Al 80 WAterst y. Y. n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

L lNGs-Heroes OF Pso Alto, Ressca, Monterey and
Buena Vsa-Wil be exhibited for short time only, al
Stewards old stand opposite the Park Bro~ns eesb,sted
Portraits Of General Taylor General Wool, Colonies Mon
roe Belknap Mansfield aud Whiting; Majors Bliss, Bragg
aud Eaton Captains Ramsay Garnett and Linnard Sur
was captured A. Buena VISTA and Old Whitley" the
farfamed horse Of Gen Taylor Also, aeadqasrter'
A<rnv If flcruraffon Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

u Y =
IlOnx celebrated col ecton Of Living Wild Beasts will
open for exhibition Thursday, Oct 4, under their
Grand Pavilion, Eighths near the junction OF the
Third and Fourth avenues,
Mr. Pierce and his famous trained animals accompany
the exhibition
The Mensgere Of Messrs. Raymond x Co having been
long established comprises by far the most numerous and
varied selection in the country
Doors open from 10 A. to4 NJ and from 8. to v NJ
b Tie Manag.rle vi remain but fem dsYa. ~ ms
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ID lane ns1t door 70 No. Llbsrys.
THURSDAY, Nov 4
At lOt o'clock at tho Of q Lee Knapp fslen, 10
Jacobst
5000 sides hemock tanned sole leather, vita other srt
Giles in the line TUESDAY. Nov o.
At Y O'Clock, at tho Msrchsnts Exchange
CHANcERy sALE-Uuder the direction OFF I. Hugsles,
OF land with the buildings on tbs sonthefy
side Of Twensthst 81 feet westwsrdly from the south
westerly corner Of Fourth and Twsntethst being
4 feet front ON T~snteth-st by p feet dssp.
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/. c. KEMP, Aactioaeer

II C. KEMP has removed 10 the large and spscioa
n..tore S4S Broadway. opp0se the New-fork Society
Library and would beg leave TO call the attention o
parties having goods 10 dispose OF at suction 70 the yer,
ahly the largest and best for the disposal Of furniture
fancy goods OF any the cty-wi sive PEI sons at
tepton 10 the disposal Of furniture 81 private d~ens
ant stocks Of sods suction Cash advances made and
all sales promptly cashed.