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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

ALARANA.-The vote IN Alabama Is 50 close
that the Wings o. that State are warranted IN
calculating % elec, Governor suc majority OF
the 1 sislsture next August. Nosuch Loco Focos
as Governor Chapman, Ex-Governor Martin or
George W. HOustoa, can be elected Governor
against any popular Wing who viii take the
stump a. through the State. A Whis Lezisla-
tufe secures two Whig United States Senators.
lwash Cor Of Bali Pat
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By Telegraph to the sew.Tork Tribune.
MISSISSIPPI.

PITTssUESH, Tuesday NOV. O.
The vote io- President in .orty-three Counties o.
Mississippi has been returned. IayloF's gam On
Gays vote u these Counties e j,0o3, leaving
him ss3 70 gain ia ls Counties. Taylor has pretty
certainly cared the state.
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New York GubcrnatoriaI Election.

Returns, othcial and UNOFFICIAL Tor UoVeFnor
from all the Counties in the State except Ere
ioot up as follows.
80 Hsig D. fffi S,tI Nal~arth Coz.
olOQ5a lsO2sl ll262i
Fish over Dix. 9o7l over Walworth. es,52s ,
Dix over Walworth 7.6i7 Walworth and Dix
over Fish 2l.al3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

Reoeigs BY Canal vittia ne pact a h0~s.-tLoun'
Il zoo barrels WHEAT. 1900 bushels CosS 1900
bushels BARLEY, : 800 bushels-The market for FLOUR
is without change and dull BAILEY remains about the
.sroe with sales Of 900 bushels So 60 cents Or
oars there were sales Of 100 bushels a. 81 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

FATAL RAILROAD AcclDENr -On Saturday
afternoon the steamboat ,rs!n Of Tor ths city rss
over NJ Cassie at New Worcester, killing am Ia
SANITY Deceased CD years Of age, resident II
New Worcester. and ~ the lime Of the scclsr, k,s
been s5s.ut from bic house but few minutes.
Boston psn.r
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public l.and sale.

ALBANY, Tuesday Nov 81.
The Controllers Sale Of Public Lands for the
payment Of the State Taxes opens 10 morrow with Al
legany County
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Market. ....sriI,Lo Noy Il

R.eayis ouhis tae fast a ho.T'.-fLoUh 900 Dds
Wheat l7.Cc0 bushels The FLOUR market continued
firm with fair demand We notice sales of 200 ohls
at45Cia404l Ia Wheat there were sa.es OF lo'V
bushels including Chicago ~ cts. and good Ohio al
81 cts Ia IHEIgHrs there Il az scte business DONG
Nth "a II al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

pRess CoATs.To young men oflsste and economy, c.
FoLwELL, s2 Broadway corner Of John, viii nske SORE,
Goats from measurement 10 the most fashionable sSle
the low price Of SIS to ss Walter Monell late Lob
wood MonelD assists IN experimenting the cutting, snd
invites his friends 10 cal A. above nl8 lawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

fnora tie Bry.n D. Esss kshu az q o..
" We have been favored with coy ~ . q
Was Business HES's ALMANAC" and snef "a 70
animation consider II far superior 20 snyunat 49,
kind We have ever before Il 10 Son u 10
Importance % business men, ard cODtaiSs rst
Information for be farmer, mechanic, ADD = rs
IL 70 rare thing 10 f1d bOos of s ensensyLs We
tsns 90 much useful Instructive and foisoto 10
have frequently paid e. for booss which, m Vof - ..
ere not worth bsIf a. much a. tbs Almxnsc-sss-.
would n1t.ke 81 f0r iin0s, provided We eoain H''
adOfneY COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

c7 Gres, bargains yet % be hsd Al ~ g - sow
cheap e. Carpet establishment Ia the alied
cry, HisAN ASDEksOEs. You msko yos- -, Car
from the largest assortment of ESgsh and oil
petry tuftvd hearth rugs mats drukgcs, iaoio -.
e.oa' widow shades &c a. aslonisal5sly low prees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

wn. d DissRow, USDERrAKER.-wa eroom. "a Fogrh.
syenue residence Sss Bowery Order. ef either paes
will meet with prompt attention He has hand, rssiy'
made, everything requisite for furnishing funerals ise'
mens procured al any Of the Ceneere. In and out Of ne
city. sIJ 3meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

HARRISBURG Nov. % Capt. Rober, Il. Mo-.
ton twice Native American candidate Tor Cara CO.
missioner died AZ his residence 10 'his boroasa -,
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

re- The Riehelieu' God Pen. sod BY 3. T.. wir'os
Co. IS Wsllst are warranted wear i've years, sni are
acknowledged ~ be the best and cheapest pens In use
0oLd pens made y pallern. Oold pen. repaIrei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

O. For the trade of the country, prenoos .s,os
holidays, 10 The time advertise 10 cousuy ~
pefs. The Agency ofV g. PALNER n The Inos 49,. a
inxs pres ents the opportunity Of selecting suea Ps
ue bess suissd 10 ~ business o( ths siyerus~
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LOOK READ
More Spontaneous proof Ia favor OF the great TAs ,ni
Lang Remedy,

MRS. JERvlS's COLD CANDY
NEW.Yoag Nov. Is, lss
Mas W. JFsvls-ncdy Madam hsd tho plea'aese~
deys since Of Witnessing the wonderful effects q yoa GA
Candy In Inauenzs My children were severely nise,d
III hacking cough which moot children suhleaDa
this the year, sud knowing their horror u ned
CHE and It's nsuseous tasia. I was Induced To procure
package Of your Candy though with Little f-Ilh tui buy
astonishment the ooug became free AMI expectoaop
and In few days they were entirely relieved. Yocn
c. d. BROWN, dentist l6s Broadway New.Yst
To Mrs W JEWS.
Sold Wholesale and retail BY Mrs. W JERyls 9,
Broadway, cor White Il
AcENrsil0 Broadway, 10 Aston House, Mrs. Hsye.l S
Futonst Brooklyn, and by druggists generally
Each package is invariably signed hrs. ". JERNls
Be sure 10 ask FOR Mrs. JERVIS's Cod Candy
Put up In package. Of IL, 2s 4. and a. each. n2
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Is probably for Cas- by 100 or 50.
The neutrality-suspicious.
Alabama.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday

WAsHINGToN, .esaay NJ =
Returns from the interior counties II Missis-
.oui show large Taylor gains, bat II is conceded
,ba, the state has gone for Csss by small
majority.
The Eastern co1nnes Of Arkansas sao" 'ma4
gains ior Taylor bu, the state mas midwifery
gone lor Cass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

SPLENDID PARLoR sroyEs A large assormen, Of RHf
aor Stoves for parors got good style and wasni
(st How pdGes) NICHOLAS l.. CORr l07 Bowcry
MA IL between Hester and GTand 80
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JeytNorth Dead.

WAsmysroN. Tuesday Nlv o.
Lei North ihe celebrated equestrian "ho vas
recently shot in renconue Mississippi hes since
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III,INOTs.
IOWA

This state e reported - have eone !of Oass q!
1900 majority. Not certain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

lLLISois.-Retaras have been received from al
the State bat 20 counties. Taylor has 6,324, Cass
s,.o4 Taylors majority go Wing gain 1882.
Po.ks maiorIty vas ls.:s9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

LADIES ,ND GENTLEMEN. -Gosssmer Oyersacss hos.
r the ladies only weighing ioar ounces, bEoonsc,s
gre.. Boot store $50 Fn'tor-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
mOLEsKIN AND SILK HATS.

OF the best and finest quality sud most recent fashion con
binng all the late,, Improvements, and previously
ceed These Hats Manufactured expressly for this ssse
ishment by the most experienced wofkmen Of the city ns
offered 10 The public at The reduced rate Of
FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The attention Of those IN pursuit Of elegant and ne
same time economical Hat, srespecihly invited 10
HAYEs'S stock Of Hats, at
Oh cod 30 Broadway, corner " Futon-r
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PRofEssoR BARRY's wosDEsTrL TsieogHEsor,, %
INDICATED CoNPOuSD - Ofeenwich-st Nov. IS. 10
rfDL BAski-sr ! bog 20 return you ny acAno~.s..,
inens To- the great benefits have received from the vsrW
your Tncophefous Having my hair during ny sef'eS
iq Mexico, on NY return ~ Eow-Yofs, Med seyefass
Giles 10 recover H. without effect induced ihfpfl
The advice u Dr. Anderson "a make tns o your THO
phefous which thought conveyed comfortable plesss'
he head That had before experienced ihoog
ID not Immediately perceive the hair 10 grow this iocycse
me 10 have w. more bOurs ard before had finished s
third bottle had my hair perfectly restored have cN
unued % since and have fne head Of hsn"
had IN my youth. This lettsr you liberty - ~
you please remain yours, sc SAMUEL HpobiEs
To Prot BAsEY, I3o Brosdwsyesir. IN lastcs % q,
merits Of your Tncopherous, allow ms 10 scknOwledsey
Mrs SITTER sccOuchmenf Of her hT.t ci6 pefcesrs
her hair suddenly fall of, Induced thfough the nous
ton " her sister 20 buy yo0f Jncophsrous which se n
presented as most useful and pleasant article tor cfesst.
the hair AfteT Of bottle her recovered ~ "
mer strength and sppearancs have slocs reoomner<.
Il 70 my friends and al"sys h1d ne reception such - >
prove an article Of geIuin7 merit Please 70 seed
bearer '"0 0o'ls' and oeuse r, Y9sf. c,s,sos
Prom h- Eg.nias Post
BAERTs TslcofHEsocs We have often before no.,,,
inls Truly invaluable srcl- for the hair From fspess.
nals We are constrained " add testimonial. OF ,
siriues A. remedy for dsndfIf aud Tor promoting
grow n Of the hair I'll really excellent The genuine ~
cophefous u sold 10 large bottles price Only . cets ~
principal once, l5J Broadway.
bAsRY's TsicoSHERo0s. This renowned aricle -
riD2 nerec applause ~ ls superior effect 10 feuD,-
scurf AID dsadfuf Il Ia also justly celebrated iof Rsy
and sO.sy slate, rendering iao.spebs5e 10 he 0'ss
The above few selected from q siest Lua. 49,
similar description soc Of iaie brDstcs snecs 49,
come general. that there Il respecsos
VINO does not know numerous !nssnces 4 lac nss,
To prevent imposition, me words baffys iflovYDs.,s
the Hair New York, ~ BE- found blown on ss1n "a
Agepts-Andsrsnn Demsrrsi, corner VI bfvs~T',
HOuston-s, Ars Hays, lS3 FglIOn-sL 5foo'Hs sS,.l
COc1ingion. 90 Ho1.ton-st 4. WnghS - a. 81.
Pnladelphis; C. L. Pointer, Baltimore W ofoNa, sc
lnston-s Boston Hayand, Har-ll Co Cnaf 81,
Q. Wright Co New.Orsacs, Dave ChsnDeo u,.rSI-
Mo- = bromberg Noble, Ala, stersef, mac nj r,Sd
and ssd BY al the principal Druggists 10 We sts
Sstcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

SvrrH's MiNsrsELs-These rev candidates fct, ga.
" the patronage So literally showered upon eof Negro
Minstrel ~ made heir debut 81 the new room - sro.s
way on Monday night Rgm0r hsd given them Saga rs.
pu,arou 10 advance snd they sustained y; de.ghfus -a
their VII their really me singing ard ias.fumeois 20.
ormance. oue OF The fashionable audiences e.r
saw ats Concert Of The kind The room l. one of s ms,
beautiful h The CITY perfect ii's Of place snl b.
der..ard they have taken % or the season NJ A'sorr
Musical director io Chlsly'. Mrsre.s ST. C,srrs ss
OF he Csmghers srd NJ sErsFti. late Ml.ies lssi-r
OF the sable Usrmoniits are members uf MS e2cs..r
troupe They give another Concert tbs evening sai q
THANKSGIVING anefn, on - wei a. in ihe eyenirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

DEDICATION OF CYFKIss HILLs CEMETERY -
This Cemetery located on the Long Island Railroad,
I've miles from Brooklyn. was dedicated yesterday
With appropriate services. in which Rev. DR.. Peek
presiaius Rev Or. Downing who gave the insrodue
tory address, Rev. Mr.. Green and Rev. Ralph Hoyt
participated Mr. C. Edwards Lester. delivered the
Dedicsron Address. which . very eiss ant prodae
don large choir in attendance and performed
several pieces. The number Of persons pressn, was
about twu thousand assembled under large tent put
I'D for the occasion The grounds ssreessy Diver
sised BY unaulsnons and wide plains. snd embrace
shoa, one hundred and City seres which LAID oct
N paths avenues Snd wiadias walks Il is desisued
by this Cerneisry eject considerable reduction IN
he expenses sttcnisn, funeral rites which are often
a severe burden.
Ma. CLAY.-Tne CiAcsHHGiI Ckr0Hsels, Q. the
l7th inst. contains the following Tslegrsphic n
telhgence
Ma ctAY's HYNru--The following note. from q
member Of Mr. ClAys family, IN reply 70 our inquiry
as received last ii sht The puose vii rejoice VIE
as al ths o9efal intelligence respecting ihs veaersoe
patriots health -. ~. ,s
Mr. Thos B. Stevenson-Mr. Clay has been worse
N an have ever known hin TO be he rested well Asi
aisht and to-day we hope be Is out Of danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

THG COURT Or DEATH.-Our citzens are re
minded that this celebrated painting opens this evening
for exhibition At the Female Academy IL Is work
which will charm and delight every s'iter. being "a
beautiful to the eye impressive in It's moral lessons
III very rarely in any age that such work OF art IS
produced and having passed through and ,riumphed
under the severest criticism stands among the hrst
marks Of the pencil ia cur country
PIRE.-Yesterlay afternoon ire broke out IN
the house &c Nassau ST but speedily extinguished
INeUEsIs.-CoronerB Bal held an inquest yester.
day on the body OF named John Brien, who died
suddenly from congestion of the BRAIN caused 10y ia
temperance Verdict accordingly Aso on the body
OF j. Murphy who severely injured ON Friday last
by falling from the fourth story Of an unfinished build
INK In Fulton from the effect OF which he died Yer
diet in accordance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

The Of Tos, ~ refurnet ~ me r7cge'. Tsylor
accidental reversal o. the voes q Taylor .od Van beren
IN 5euy towu.,ip makngf Vsr Buren, g, Taylor J. 10
stead ofTsylor e. Wan Bureo J. We hxve summed -
=. should hsv- been ise returns had been c0rrecl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

~ ANY Isdy walking ina fashionable promenade wuh.
ont muai. ard will be- tls .uh.ec, ~ conemplos, -
mark from the SELFISH All Of pity of warn he,e' -
universally are they that their absence con.
.tsntlg marked aud no mster how ta,ieiuly iem,eh
dressed she cannot look comfortable without THIS necessary
article KSoN rs Fulton II prepared 10 furnish Aevsy
best articles of hlr n the lowest possible rsies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
MAssAcHrsErrs.-The Htm0nfh Rock states
,hs, several OF the following tickets cast on tss
7th 10 Cn,on Tra sssao,sT'

Dis.~f~ts - fferrsl Truth OF Boston.
? Humsn Rights. Of Salem.
8 Free soil. Of Ne~bury.
4 Bird o. Freedom SaeiD. q Csmbrls.s
Equal justice ofWorcesier.
Free speech. II Relchertovn.
= Christisn Consistency Of CONWAY
: cody ZesL Of RoNbury
. Uuivsrsal Education. of Brtgesster
DO Universal Freedom. Of Nantucket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

~ Mr.. d. y. JONES will open Vocal Music Ol~ss
the Lecture Room Of the Branerd Chufch 10 RivogOas
between Orchard and Ludlow this evening Openings
erciaesFREr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

masters Of this simple and always useful Art without
esor, or expense surely own City should have II
inst It her Ward and Public schools and the Free
Academy lie, It have but fair ard adequate trial and
ift be found uu worthy iisH discard ii6u not before
shsn not the experiment. be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

y BEsJ PERLET PooRE, Esq. is to become
The Editor Of The 6essa Da, Bee On the Let proximo
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CITY ITEMS.
,..,,r Coucert., &c. Tonight.

Ia a. op----Erfal "a; ths Ger. = ~ $50 80
r...s ---r -f-a- Cr1rt at .l-i-1 li r. t- - f-
~ L---rr- 81 = .rv
3 - C----~, n - samoa sl-t-s-r f-.-.-..
r. 49,. 7. .rs tecfl-- Cd P,oua<rarl5-si h-'s-i
No. sr. ~ ~ ..r -- 49, 81. Cd.
L. "a. Hll-Lrr- s-tsts tai nIi- So
r-i . o. pm o. d , NSfr ? v
$50 49, s C.. dam Of E-r1f-al fs1t-s---s- n'--
ssr-q An o. ioFN - 49,. a.. u. p "
w.r--r rst-s--t'si st1r0a-l htI - Sra N
- r-.-trss-T - Cr-a-luu ard D. go nfsA
n.--,- aar -artl-r- 1I Ven CHS 81 ii-N n ~
- ~-.--s- w-rharr-f Hal. - brradrnl-3 tni
c---t- = -st-- --scletY Lr-tr - hroit'sl - -
p l-.rr's T-sf-r--Cfsr '-r' - ar e'''-N''
f,---s---. s-- a-r-r-srS ccl----A ~, go. .,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

" An extensive Auction sale II elegant rosewood snt
mahogany Fur lure richly carved n ancient aud uoteru
styles (which Is extremely ch aud be,uuig Piu9
tores aud ch ornamental sud house furnishing goods all
take pace At the Coliseum Hall io Broadway on Fniiy.
.ph int by Mf X KEMP Also. large and b-auahl
collection Of rich Choose aud Paris fancy afre' sss :.
papler mache nlai tables and hrescreens espoy. bss.
uhIl msnte. clocks and n.her rich and beautiful sre,
Aud We would emsfh iha; he furniture has not been nsr.
uiacued for auction sale. bat Intended eNpr-yi r
the Broadway trade and has been brought 10 he hsnne
under peculiar circumstances Persons desroas Il ~.
chasing such articles VIII had nis excelen, opportunity
Of obtsnlng ttsm much io~ han the usul phs .,
they must be sold without reference % aeM
veriisemeni VII al 1rd farther particular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

JERSEY CITY FEREY.-h those who write Is 30
frequently with regard 10 this Ferry will get somebody
% write for them who knows how Will very gladly
publish what they have cSer just leave our ali that
about bloated monopoly soulless corporation, op-
pressing the poor &c and insert instead naked state
nent OF the present rates Of Ferrisge charged bow
they compare with those Of similar Ferries elsewhere
and what they Justly should be how often the coats
cross and what improvement If any !, desirable n
this respect how ate into the night the trips con-
tnued and how late they ought 10 be who Is blams
BE IN the premises and with whom lies the power Of
redre.s-such an article can De written pages Of
lettershee, and viii very enesrfully give place 10
H. Il q our decided impression that frequent
not cheaper communication with Jersey City desra
bic and that there abuses connected with this
Ferry that may 81 should be reformed oa, those
who undertake 10 their grievances do !, 20 blndy
and badly that cannot print their articles. Won,
somebody Try 70 state their case who knows how
PHONoGRAPHT.-Mr. BOILEs second Lecture
or Photography a, the suyvessn; Institute, lssr
evening was largely attended. and possessed ever
more interest thar the preceding oneg.Vinz an excel
lent des Of the general features Of the System and we
hope implsntinz many desire for its cornuiete and
thorough acquisition.
Ia e not tine that our proui.ner, Edgcs,ionis,s
should look Little more deeply into the actual work
Dgs and practical bearings and benefits Of Phonography
Il he Hgh School Of Philsdephis our nsxtdoor
ssiyhbor, tzras out with such readiness scores Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

ROADWAY HoCss, Tuesday Evening. Nov - ~.
- r.. f,Iioxlne Address wss submitted ~ CHALhs
a., = y.o Chairman Of he Executive Cofnmaee tI'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
~ r " q O O ID s !

FHN E subscribers n receipt of large portion of
d their Fall Supply of Goods, which will be sold to
friends and the public generally (who may favor us
with their cuslom) low they be procured in this
market.
Our stock being large and well assorted are pre-
pared SELL wholesale Goods the most liberal terms
and would ask call from Country Merchants.
The following comprises part Of their stock Cloths,
Cassneres and Vesngs, French Merinos Gala PIaids,
and Mouselaines, French Cashmeres and Lamartine
plaids splendid Velvet and Merino Coaks (new styles
French work Capes and Collars. Gall knds silk frnges
Gimps and Buttons. Merino Shawls mode and fancy
colours, Anaccas SILK warp black and fancy do. super
fancy dress silks Scotch plaids, and Ginghams best
Kid and Silk Gloves and Egyptian mitts Scarlet, blue
green and mode coored French Merno, Shoes, Boots
Hats and Gaps, Sc,
Sole Leather, with heavy stock ofcoarse Goods, O.
every description. CAL and see.
PETERS AND STICLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
SEA SERPENT.
The London Globe publishes the following among
the roman tic stories of the times:
HER MAJEsTY's SHIP DEDALUs,

HAMoAzE, Oct. II.
Srln reply 70 your letter Of This days date, reqnir-
ing information as to the truth Of statement pnbshedn
the Globe newspapaero of serpent of extraordinary d
mensons having been seen from her Majesty's ship De
daus under my command on her passage from the East
Indies, have the honor 70 arqualnt you, tr the nfor
nation of thy Lords Commissioners If the admiralty,
that at O'Clock p NJ. thu Gth Of August last in atl
tude "A deg. min. s, and longitude deg. % mini,
the weather dark and cloudy wind fresh from the y.
W., with long ocean swell from the :. W., the ship
On the port tack heading ~ =. BY ~, netting very
unusual was seen BY Mr.. Saroris, mdshipman, rapidly
Approaching the ship from before The beam. Tie crcum
stance Immediately reported by lin to the officer
uf the watch Ileutpant FdJar Dumm1nd with whom
ana MI William Barrett, le master WAS at tile time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
MAKDEN'S
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES,
COUNTER SC.4LES, AND EVERY OTHER
Aind weighing Apparatus.

tAEElu Oh WeRSAasRS apparatus.
NF the great variety Of Marden's Improved Instru
W ments for Weighing have been found of 50
great convenience and utility the Platform Scale which
astonishing degree of accuracy bringing into gem
era use.
The Platform Scale invented by the undersigned, has
great Improvements upon those heretofore in Its
perorily consists:
lst In the simplicity and strength of its construction
by which liability to nure by is entirely obvated
ID In the greater accuracy with which light, heavy,
medium drafts be weighed by lit.
3d. In its cost which is considerably lower than that Of
any other Scale.
These are all important considerations in the purchase
Of Scale and their very extensive sale in this country
Ct refer every firm that has used them is proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly hand large
assortment of Scales, Weights and Measures for boil
town and country standards Brass and Copper Scales fol
Apohecaries and Confectioners Scales with and with
stands. suitable for Grocers; spring Balances TriT
Scales and Roman Steeyards Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for every size and kind,
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war
raned, and, if not found equal what is recou.mer
ded. the money will be returned.
Weights graduated to the standard of all countries
proved, and warrened perfectly correct.
All kinds of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MARDEN,
Corner South Charles and Balderston streets,
| Baltimore
| June FIN