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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov. :, 1851.
The entire Opposition State ticket, for Con
trolcr, Register, and Lottery Commissioner, Is
elected The Senate stands II Wings and 10
Opposition II the latest returns are correct.
which they are believed to be, the Opposition
will have majority IN the House OF Assembly
The entire Opposition majority Is from 1000 to
1000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
NETWORK.


buffalo, Nov. ., 1901
destructive FIRE broke out shortly after midnight
Ia the extensive shoe store Of o. X. Ramsde & Co .
on Mans street which, with Cameron's dry goods
store adjoining, was entirely consumed. Ramsdelis
loss his stock $4,000 with insurance for 00J
as follows s. SEQ in the North Western Company,
So 900 Merchants Mutual, 81. 500 Buffalo Mutual,
$1,000 Empire State and $4,000 IN the two Hartford
Companies. CameTens loss ~ s2,OO0-coyered BY
insurance The buildings were insured IN the Gen
essee Mutual and Merchants Mutual for 81 900 each.
The origin OF the fire IS unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

STEAMERS. The Empire City will sail
Tor Havana and New. Orleans today At PM.
The Ohio vii sail for Chagres direct, at PM,
IL morrow.
For the names Of persons who saiied on saiuT-
CAY IN the Pacific .or Liverpool, Prome.heus for
San Juar. Merlin for Bermuda. Florida for Savannah
southesner feT Charleston, aud las Roanoke (oe
EislOaoj, sec sesc9- Page.
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Fer Europe.

The mex, number Of 7As Tr,bu"> for E~spea"
c,-,,.Is.,o, will be issued r MORROW MORN
ING. al o'clock 1t will contain all the latest
news up to the time Of going to press. The
Furono sails from Boston on Wednesday, at IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

2. HEDCEs Wing over DAVID K. Rose Loco,
by thirty SIX majority. Vim. p. Buffet, Is elect.
Ell Judge On the State Ticket we have no, actin;
areturns, bu, it Is not so large as reported ia IL.
table Of returns of the n Y dally papers
Yours. Jsy
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DELAWARE CO.-Loissi.
CArrsKILl. Nov. Q. lssl-P.

CArrsKILL, Nov. ., lsoi-PH
a dispatch received here from the Postmaster
at Delhi. Delaware. says that the majority In
that County against Patterson and Forsyth Is
not over 200, and against tbs rest Of the Wig
ticket It is less than 2,cc0. II this Is correct.
the probability Is that the entire Wing Canal
Board is elected. except possibly Seymour. aat
his chance Is fully equal 10 Nc Alplne's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


SrRSGFIELD, Mass, Saturday Nov. 8, 1851
On Wednesday night last FIRE broke out IN the
bakery OF Messrs G.. & G.. g. Fernsl, AT Portsmouth,
n. H., which. together with the storehonse aud
stable of Barker & Adams, the shops Of Joseph W.
Greene and Daniel Z. CLARK, several house frames,
lumber, sIx horses. &c. were consumed. The build
ings were ow ned by Jacob Wendell
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MISSOURI.
The MissI,sippi River. &C.

ST.. Louis, Saturday, Nov. s, 1851
All tie upper streams falling and there IL scarce
seven feet Of water betw e0n here and Cairo.
We have nothing new relative 10 the Bank Law
Election In Illinois.
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Murderer Convicted and Sentenced.

TRoY, Saturday, Nov. y, 1851.
The Jury IN the care Of Charles Quinn, tned for the
murder OF Michael Gleason IN this city, IN January
last, returned verdict OF guilty OF murder. Quinn
was to-day sentenced, by Judge Watson, TO be hang
"a on the 2sth day OF December next.
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MARRIED

Al Cooperstswn, ON Saturday, Nov. /, by Rev J. A As.
pmwsl, n D WATERMAN, Of Worcester 10 Miss MA
RY n FULLER, of the same place.
AT New, Haven, ;Isesday NOV I, BY Rev Mr.. Searles
daus hter " Mr GeoEe GatdneI. Of the fo,mef place
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D IL | o..
searcI,y of CsaI in Cincinnati, &c.

CINCINNATI, Saturday Nov. 3, 1851.
The stock u Coal here IS very low, and ouniries
Viii be compelled 10 stop after another weeks work.
which viii entirely exhaust the supply
The river only measures four feet Ia tie channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
MISSISSIPPI.
Steamboat and Cotton Burned-Tbree
Lives LOst-Ero.l Ac.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Nov. =, 1851,
II reported that the steamer Montgomery, with
1880 bales Of Cotton on board, was recently burned
al Hurricane Island, near Yieksburg, Miss The boat
and cargo total loss Two ~ three lives were lost
There was light frost IN Mississippi yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
The Sons Of Temperance.

Urea, Saturday, Nov s, 1901.
The Grand Division Of Sons of Temperance OF
Western New-York will hold an adjourned meeting
al Rochester on the 18Th OF November.
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keili ma fdtlcfsoH-
Although the above table keeps Mr. PArTER'
son few votes ahead we apprchend ne is beat
en-, and Mr. SEYMOUR also. Delaware and
Duchess are probably something worse than we
have conceded in our table Steuben and Suffolk
may or may not be So we hope Chenango,
Greene. Ulster and SchOharle are trihe better.
We do not give up Mr.. PATTERSON, but the
chances to-day are rather against him. for we ex-
pect to be compelled to reduce our Cattaraugus
ma ority OF Judge FORSYTH's election, we
have still lively hope; and we consider Messrs.
FITzHUGH and ULLMANNs success nearly certain.
Mr. COOKS prospect is fair but not so good and
for Mr. SEYMOUR we can see 10 prospect But
tomorrow will begin to give us the Official Re
turns, and they will soon end this extraordinary
contest, one way or the other.
i. S-Smce the above was written, a careful
revision Of all NE Ward returns from this City,
as deposited IN the County Clerks Office, IN.
creases the majority against Patterson, Forsyth
and Seymour nearly two hundred votes. There
seems to be scarcely remaining chance for eth
er of them but Forsyth unless, indeed, there be
like errors elsewhere agains. their opponents
p s. 2d.-Kmgs County, Oh revision, comes
up still worse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
CusAp REsrs AND Low PRIcEs.-Car

pct Wnesoos Nos aii and ss Peals st, containing one
Of the largest and most dcsraoe STOCKS OF csrpe's
Tapestry Velvet 70 a common Ingram, with superior
stock u OIL Cloths RUGS Table aud Piano Covers, Drug
Gets a. &C he found IN store IN the CITY. Also
real bargains in Ingram Carpets-lo0 pieces all wool In
grains IS aAd Gs yard, good patterns and coors
Purchasers are invi; ed 20 examination.
nj 2r GEO. Z L. RYATr, Nos. 4ii and iio PeaIl-N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.

sudden Death OF Rev. DIR. Cresweil
Bosros, Nov. Y. 1851
Rev De. Croswell, pastor OF tho Episcopal
Church in Greene 81 was taken suddenly Ill IN HI.
pulpit this afternoon. lie was conveyed homo aaa
expired about O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

- According TO he returns IN The Bal
lnor, Ays,s, the My land senate is half snS
hall. while ia tie Assembly .Ae Opposition ma
,oVt, Is o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

~ Invaiids requiring DIR. BANNlSG's
Patent Body g. and failing Rupture rrusses
his Trsvsis Comp&nion, by which entire
prevented and the effect Of every kind Of Jong
Retey removed, may fad the same nj his otcs. No Is
nercef-st. near Canal. ssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

= These returns, which az copiod from
tie County Clerks records, take sRotber large
slice of ouF ,de, and render !ae elecssou Of Pat
icrson aid Forsyth nearly hopeless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
PI. RoGyRs.-Among the great reform

es Of the age postey Will recognize the name tha heas
this notice r. L. ROGERS Of the General Iaior 0 gem
Gold Al This abihment there regular graduation
OF pr.ces from which man who needs sell o S,ohes
A. n, lss choice and Walk with servlceable and
ELEGANT sut at the lowest figure Strangers and citizens
recellect the sIgo Cen FsyOrs Head-Q quarters NO 70
Vulton corner Of Cnld =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

" Fowler Il WILLS, Phrenolosists and
Pvblnhsr. Clinton Hall No. ISL Nassas-s,. New York
- Ne. il2 WAsAlsgtot,-St. Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
THE ELECTION.
NETWORK CITY.

ve,e for STATE Oneers-Carsaliy Rcr''sd
CoSrRoLLoR SEC. STATE. AIRY. GEN.
WIZ. O-r Wing. or Hhiy. Opp.
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SUFFOLK co
ParcnosVs, Saturday, Nov

P.rcnoeys, Saturday, Nov. ;, 1851.
10 ne Edsio,s0f he n Y. Tr5aae.
ZoPHAR B. OAKLEY (Wbig) is elected
tie Assembly from the lid District BY eight ma
oI,:y TIE Isl nstTio, has returned hkNe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

THE SENArE-We are assured By telegraph
as well as by newspaper advices that JAMES
PLArr IN the Oswego and Madison and J. B.
WnLANs IN the Tompk!ns, Seneca and Yates
District are both elected by small maOrlties
These make SIXTEEN Wings, or half the Senate
with a fair chance for Judge MoNSoN IN the
Schohane and Delaware. while we do not abso-
utely give up Mr.. BFNrDIcT IN the Westchester
District. Either Of these two make Wing ma
Jorily.
II. S-Benedlct Is beaten.
HousE--Sunok has chosen two Wings ION
Temperance issue) and Wing Judge on the
same. We have also one IN Ontario, hitherto set
down doubtful, and probably one IN Fulton and
Hamilton. We have letter from Steuben which
gives US two in that county, and we have hope
OF one IN ST. Lawrence But on the other hand.
we may have lost the Member from Broome, the
one we have claimed from Otsego, and are not
absolutely certain of the Member from Warren
SO we Will consider the House doubtful till we
hear further.
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~ 500. 900 Worth new Fall and Winter

Mys's AND BOYS OvERcOAIs ADD CLoTH-
- -porcuTo. a KssPP No 80 Maiden lane manu-
f,c,urers of Meas and Boys Clothing We nave Fe'y
Isrss stf.ck which are selling on vef> cheaP u.s.
81 ...art me Mt Of under garments. no "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
HCARpErrscs.-SMITm LoUNsBURy,

CARPVTINGs Al REDUCED PRICEs.-PE-
YERsoK HUMPHREY. Ne T9 Broadway, corner Of White
q are selling ch Brussels Carpe, for 8s to los yard
Heavy threspy 81 Superhne for Is to per yard
Gssd all wool O. - Oil Cloths, heavy, "a. To Is
And all other goods ogn Carpet stores at equally low
prices nlV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
Wopn ARouT CLoTHEs.-It is comfort

IA sper Clothing es,ab and fnd Just The articles
os w..toLesp graceful and durable, fitting 70 T. We
dsss ernArencsd this nInIy al SMITHS Ready made
1io,isnS store No iO2 Fulton and would ADVISE our
f1snds try their luc4 N buying FASHIONABLE 'io"s "
suca los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

tV- Ladies, II you wish India Rubber
Boots Shoes for yourselves Of children, call on
Miller Canal 81 lie the retail agen, for the sale
the iarge, handton md best assortment NewYerk
Also Ladss Misses and hildIens Cater Boots and Shoes
n Laaies India Rutttr Gloves, hight, recommended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

SHAwLs, SHAwLs.-A large stock OF
.uo.ror ooen shav good and warm may oe iosno ~
HiTcHCOcK LEADEEATERs, NO ~ a DlJa S.has,s
slso every other kind {" shH"'' A. D'"0'
Thtbet &c may b Oh ailed
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TOtall9247 1910 lS,lyl 2I.239 I9,O54 2I,IOS
Majority for Johnson l72 Storms 3, 7ts Dyck-
man lost
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10 The MAN who a steal another 5 name
And pi,r talents hard earned fame
Should be held UP ~ public
No bascf thing was ever born.
And wIetChes OF this thieying brood
AYE now. wrh daring hardihood.
Selling for lyoa : Powders, famed.
Aud for hs Pills. unfailIng named.
In all our public sluarss and streets,
Nde and pernlc,ous counteIfeits.
Beware No peddlcrs trust who say
They come from LYON In Broadway.
Hls Plls, HIS Powders, all should know.
Are Vnly found at his depot.
On at his SCENTS. These employ
Neu.in and insects 10 destroy.
Principal depot for LYoNs Magnetic Powder and Pals.
t,t broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

~ Rich Fancy Baskets Of the most
exquisite workmanship and design great variety Of the
most patterns gold and silver. and rich cocrs
osnsm With nowsTs for sale ~h"iesae ana re-
seI \, GEORGE W. FUTILE. Emporium OF Fancy Goods
Noyeitlss Tots &c " 3I5 BrOadwsy nj 0F&M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

C1oAKs, CLoAKs A good stock OF
o.,~an Closks and OYers Cioaks, may be found az
HrTcscocH LrADREATERs, No. H7 Broadway corner
n I.e,psrd-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

bIsted CLAlRyoYANr PHYSICIAN Of Bridgeport, IS IN
this City at No AZ Dosnnlckst where the SICK may.
by calling avail themselves of her wonderful powers
the Of disease and the appropriate remedies
Mo st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

FURs, FuRs, ;, FuRs Ladies, dlsasln
the Ice KiIg Of his By sriag rcsS from he
sc. Of rich elegant and lutprSous 20 Ftou - he
suo,r stock u Ksox tie halter Of 10 ~ .,raased
,sils them cheap, though thelT q1ah'y c@n"'' ~
in h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
" Mas. MErrLgn, the weIl-known cele-

S2NAssAu-sr.-Boot makers Union Assoc
ciaon Boots Shoes G.,es at retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

Fr,. Frss. FCRs.-I OUSGs premium
-. * o. poueyy and No IL John - near Brosd-
@ Hs kssos an ercsle assortment has his goods nan
ufsStCreo ngni sells cheap aho IecomionIs Tie
-, = rood He COX the premium AZ the lse 49,. WV
.,,r.s IosfItlir tr suptr.o, Furs and workmanship,
fuMWxS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

ARTIFICIAL EYES - Just imported,
large su,piy OF beautiful Arufcal Eyes which will
aud lock like the hatWsl eye and inserted without
chs slightest PAIN.
DR. PowELI attends as usual to all Diseases of the
Eye and Ear, ct Ne Warren ", corner of Broadway,
where be had his Treatise on the Eyeprce Scents
also ks Self Acting Eye and Ear Fountains for applying
water IN the mOst ene0tud manner To those delicate
MS 3tWF&Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10
S.7vDy LANES, LACE CURTAINS, O., =,

DALE D ,-.-'n, No 2s9, Broadway, have 10 store
!si..do s.otmss Sam De Lanes Lac. 1na rhicS
Curtains OH ILL., AZ orf less u they can be oougn.
esy ~ 81 store Aso the most InagaoeIs sanS IN
~ wln rerr lo~ pricss. Dealers suppiied ~ ioTe'
the ehx =. o. he, can he mad elsewhere. nj 3WNWS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHrLpRES's PARIS HATs.-Just receiseu
aud tss day offered ior examination and sac a. Ia, ~
Childreas Fancy Hats. Csps. and Ladies 800 ,n,,rt
Para manufacture, eqvaled BY none e's, = Co
~ - E.t,ars and lesdsrs Of fashion iof GERS hs.s,
Sts 3 ( and ; Astor House, Brosd~p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

AGUA-FoTthec cure Of long standing Coughs,
bad Cods Bronchitis well as Consumption, tins med
cine a!usbe lis combination the result OF
experience and an intimate knowledge OF the cause of
these and the certificates Of cures are
sufficient ploo OF rs superiority Fur sale by A. l. SEQ
VIII Co at the Dcpos No 36 BIoadway and hN al! e
fail Druggists fnce-ln large bottles ST. OF three bottles
tor 50 81
The New York herald., 1851-11-04


This makes total CT 50 3ls6675 The exports for the
month amounted to 81 200 ooo-showug balance in our
vor in the movements Of specie in this port during
the month Of sle7765T The arrival Of the Cherokee
yesterday with nearly two and half milons OF g,ld
dust In freight and in the hands Of passengers will aid
largely to present supply Of precious metals ani 10
much towards restoring confidence. The Cherokee
brings the most ENCOURAGING accounts from the mining
section Of California II is stated that the present yield
the exceeds that Of any former period Tue
rous quartz companies engaged In lucrative busi-
This mode Of mining has already attracted the
attention Of capitalists Of Investment The
extensive outlay for machinery, in order 90 prosecute
this branch Of mining sfuly necessarily limits It
10 those who have the requisite The spsraton %
quarts mining is not confined to any season The
and dry equally favorable; and may
pec results much favorable than those previously
anticipated. The future yield will b. immense.
The receipts Of the New York and Erie Railroad Con-
papy for the month Of October amounted 10 s355553 IL
against s1o057s el for the spending month in 1850
showing increase Of Slo5 e5 3s equal TO nearly one
hundred and twenty-five per II must be borne in
mind that this increase has been on a much gre atsr
length Of road than open In October 1850 Tn. rad
was open to Lake Erie In May 1s5i IL s our impression
that with the ADORE large receipts the estimate for the
calendar year will not be realized
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
articles Of produce received AZ tide water from the
ng Of navigation up the close Of the fourth week
October, In each Of the past three years
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Nj d " T. Y Nj A Il X L II.

MONDAY, NOV ID IN
There was nothing new in the stock market to day.
Contrary the general anticipation prices fell of
fraction and there very little activity at the board
1t the prevailing impression in the street. early
this morning that all the leading fances would be up
and in fact they were before the opening of the board
but at the board prices fell off and it altogetter
dull session. The California gold accounts fell still born
in Wall street They give confidence, appa-
renty, to holders ard had further influence upon
buyers than keep them Of the market The result
has been the whole contrary to general expectation.
We are somewhat surprised but by means astonshei
at this of things for nothing in Wall street ap-
pears strange or extraordinary to We have
much Of the and downs the ns and outs and
unders, in Wall street that the most unexpected
usual act in fnancieripg banking stock specuatns
hardly creates a rufne the surface The movement
to-day can doubt be satisfactorily explained in half
dozen different ways to many different people The
depression was doubt partially caused by the general
disposition to sell Many brokers went to the board
with large orders to sell and made effort do but
the offerings too large and broke the market t.
sueh extent that the sellers pockeed their orders
resolved TO wait another day They may have better
luck another time. Mary will doubtless slip OIL their
stocks between the boards and realize higher prices for
their customers 1t requires great deal Of tact and
shrewdnefs to get large lot Of stock the market
without depressing prices and without showing your
hand TO competitors and those who have, by long
perierce become perfect In the game and have
60 20 through with the closest watching without wink
ing generally benefit largely BY 1t upon every turn Of
speculation in the street.
The shipments of specie from this port, during the
week ending the lst instant aud for the year up that
date, annexed -
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
AGE NCY.
WORTHINGTON @. sNETHEN {
NOVEMBER 8, 1851

VNORTHINCTON @. SNETHEN CONTINUES To
w practise law In the Supreme Court attend to cases
before Cspgressto prosecute claims and settle
aganst the Departments and Boards Of Commissonerto
procure PATENTS at home and Abrod,o obtain pensions aud
bounty lands to collect debts dividends legsces and nhe
anee In any part Of the United States and in foreign
countresto male Investments Of funds n loans aud soct
and bond and mortsssand to negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent rights State Of the
Union. Particular attention paid California land title
eases coming up the United states supreme Cegrs a
then, No Carro Place, Capitol Ill. Warrington, C..
will meet with prompt attention.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHiLADELPHIA.-Ih
1vl mense triumph and enthusiastic appro baton.-Pro
ssor Anderson the Great Wizard Of the North, has
core, With grateful Of the bAn
reetTtons he ever experienced in country aud
state that be will continue his Grand Drawing Room Enter
tAinmsnt ct Sorees nystorieuse this
evening until further notice when he will introduce
and wonders Illustrative Of the Allaoy OF Ne
eromancy Demonology and wItckorsn Doors OPEN A.
performances commence 81 o'clock. Admtanoe 80
ment evsry Saturday. Doors open ~ 2; commences -
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

BaIcHroN MARKET. October 30-At market, aSo0 Get
tle (about half Of which ftores) $500 sheep, and
$3.50 swine. Prces-Beef csttle-Ssles quick, at small
advance for the best qualities, vz-Extra So rs SO 5o
frst quality IS rs So 25 second S6 So so; third 81
81 60 stores-Yearings, 81 . 80; two years old, sl2
SIS; three years old SIS 81 Working oxen-sales
Calves-ssles at s2O $22 ST. e3l, $S5 and $40 Sheep
Small lots, 81 49, 81 92, 50 IL, 50 33. and 81 rs.
swne-stn hogs, 81 49, shosts to peddle So 80 So 76
for sows 81 so 81 rs for barrows At RETAIL frsm 81
IN
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
SHIPPING.

EeR LIvERPooL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STRAIN
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamer will
depart, With Ahs unted States has for Europe post
vey on Saturday November sth. ~ l2oeloot NJ from her
berth ~ tho foot Of Canal street, No berth secured m paid
t. For tresht or passage having uneqused ssesmmods
tons for elegance and comfert, apply 70
EbwAED K COLIfEb 4 CO., 50 wsIissresA
The steamship BALTIC will succeed us Pacific. and sail
Sovem Der I'D.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
NLw MEDICAL BooKs.-A A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NLw MEDICAL BOoKs-A COMPLETE PRACTtC AL
~ vorh the nsure and treatment % delicate dssass
and all the tudred by numb
o. ttsutifuly cclored plates se large as s-by Homer
Bostwieh D. Lecturer on surgery and diseases Of the
above ntmed nature IL IL large qusrt0. AO pp,
edition. Price 10 Txtraet from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal -" II may he said earesy TO be eqvsi
TO hieords Actons works The same family Of dse
and for superior TO thing ct the Kind publ shed
this country. Author Of The Family Physiciaa price
IS cents Author o. work self Abuse, and s Dspo.
rsbe 1dects &o kc tixth edition, fourteen pste price
81 For sale At the publishers sTRtNGER& 7owhskND.
- Broadway, and by the author. 5qi Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04
DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANr.-oNLY

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0NPANY.-ONLY
II through lire fer San Francisco via Chagres Direct
rsre reduced-On Tuesday, Nov. II, At o'clock r. NJ
The splendid double engine steamship ONO uneqused in
her Recommendation aud speed sUOo tons i. Find
schenek COnnsnder will sail Tuesday, November n, a.
3ocock preeaey from her pier al the foot Of Warren
street. North river with the ss direct
Chsgrs connecting With the fsvore United States mail
mship TENNESSEE TO sail without delay for san
Francisco arrival Of the snd as At Panama
Fer ptsst freight appy at the ooe III West street.
corner Warren street, North river