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Her cargo 10 Also damaged

p.n,a 10 scharre for repairs Her cargo" Also damaged
orr Ss,s.p,h Of the ship William Henry. 81 f"t-
hsyes was sold at auctioo IN Ne 80 o. "''u' ' "'
" n RtcAnond at the rstc OF s4oo1 -. ~.
Sur MKpFuRp in coming - anchor near 81. spors,
rsk her chains and lost an aacAor ana i'd' ~
there were in the port OF Boston on me "a hs
CIV, 81 psc.s "a ships 50 ha KS 81 D. y anu
~ The sh,rs IS were SEQ tun ~ =,
ss.s,e aver $50 TINS burden Fonr Of me 81 " 80 ~ -
San Frsncsco and for for.isn 2oIts 500 ~ -, s,y.
- n, ~, f1rairn ports asd II for solthesn poIN ~
Of the brigs are up for foreign p'r's ana ave wv
ports = -, f,oa, uhec 18th iast ( &
f-,siton G With alcined AID gTousj .ias'o s.ssHH
leat I'M mat and Sunk in 20 nun ties %i 'o 80 -, -
TIE crew took 10 the boat, ana "'''o~ ~ 49,
evening Of The 18th -. ,o,,,,el ashore o.
BRIG FRANK, OF Gloucesier oe,lre ieyss' ,Ssnjanei
Ard e advertised TO be sold a, public 1ic'ion ga 80
inst as she now lies stranded. Win az th- ~
se,is store. and materials saved from the wees ,.
BARN f. II CHAPLIN Hall. AZ h'o de iansro $3.50, an
from Rs,imore bound 10 CALIFORNIA;, IN ivo gay
account OF sickness of crew and Want OF "a'et' ~
sci lad sus aimed no damage.
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Disasters. sc.

Loss OF BRIG l.. BALDwIs.-The brig L. Baldwin,
with cargo Of 4s bales cotton and 10. casks nee went
ashore Friday night, between and o'clock on the
thick weather 4. the time At last accounts this msxts
gone ard the bottom Of The brig out The crew
Go Durham D,mon New York ana Charleston line Of
packs~ss Z72 tuns register ard built 1899 Yes
ScHR Sarah + MERRILL II letter dated a, Norfolk
Nov received By Elwood Waiter Esq Secretary "
Board Of Underwriters states that the schr Sarah Mer-
r hefoTe ported wrecked the lsaaes her VOYAGE
iIom Ne~York to Ba tmsre. haa hsr decks level with
.tLe water The sails and taken of The cap
tan ard had abandoned the vessel ard arrived AZ
Norfolk When they EFF the vessel the making
complete breach her that the cargo which was
valuable one cogld not be got az The wseck-master
Fedr.ck dispatched messenger immediately hearing
yesv fsrionate az she was lea al alone The
ter with the captain, would leave for the
en6easo t. save what they could forthe benefit Of al
KY wEsr Nov l3-The ship John and Albeit. before
ballast She viii sal Sunday. for New Orleans % be
thororshly .eI AIRED Sac requires Aew keel The brig
MA which put on her from Careass, % s,on
caukec without further dischxrgnE She Will he ready
BY n last Of next week The brig Oliver reported
ny last, from Cedar ken. brought the captain and
crew ofb jerome which vessel DESTROYED By fire
Saturday, The s'h INST She had full cargo ofcedax
coSersd Sue ~ss 70 The wa s, sdse hen the OF
yer left her hull ssld here At aueop for sos and
leading non the Of brig Oliver ondensd here
sozs tine since. She will sail Sunday cor YORK
Tie brig john Tiep b, from Carifsgena arrived az New.
York reports false lights ID Key west by the wreck
This Of readily believed b. ui,nV rsrxor~
but we who live here know the - De ftIse ~
vrecses % no, want hght SIGH; o this place
beng many and poor fpaTtlcua,lv - a.
Kew thar the marine easily be c0nfused Cat Ri
should stare the date VI seeing iaese false lights
- lCOrespondent CJuasr
At Ne~bnyTort, durngthe gale ofthe 2ist schr Gland
Island Inch cane 70 anceor the Bay ThuTs1sy nghf
The vessels a. the whafves some II them Chs fs
eehr Adysnturer Haskell lylEg az Bartlets wharf nth
cargo II onons, oound 70 Portland and ready FOR sss
parted her fasts AID swung round against tS. yss.r
eamasins the vessel IN the bows hat she vii BE- 20
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Nw-York Carle Marker. Novk,,,ra

tRepoI.ed fer The Tribnue
lAttce NSshngto Drove Yard co-nsr tt-SY ard s,-h-
81 sou a. The HudSon hyer Bulls Head foot Of Ro6lso-
~ ,fof beeNes For Cows Calves. Sheep Sni Lambs ~
bi1wnines Old ST. ID av and .. CaaabeIlains f,f
OF Robinson Il ] - 49,
AZ W AshiNSrc DROVE YARp-i 500 Besyss tsos fr,u
khe South ami he la ance t.o This SIZE No. 4 vi
ftses RANGED n fron S. to So = cwt, IS In Ssali.y
AT BRowSINo'S--S % Cows aad Calves osrsa Salsss,
,fo.n s<s 70 $500 si3, in quality All so Seeo Sad
e. On sac Salss of Sheep at fson 81 IS 10
-Sr< 49, =. lambs, 81 ~ - % Lea over Sfe
fSHAsbEsL.lN's-OGsred go Beef Ca.lle-saiss Al
mo~, vHgs % Cows and CSlyes-Szsl s,laS{a 4 sa0
81 ssN Lambs 81 Las ssss9 Is
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TABFRNACLE-The rublic are p,

Y'ABFRNACbE.-- The public are re.
srec,lnlls y formed that a GRAND voc AL .,3
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will b. gwen MON
DAf EVENING, December I. by a Committee of ssatls
m.a OF this city. ar the reef OF Mr. JOSEPH PTa
KlNS old AID highly obis ueRsodr - he Evs
DspsI men, no mas rtslg, thgOsgh blindness been "a
Lrive9 If The means Of suspuTt.
The following a'tisss have most Eenercnsy t.nSsr,x
nsIr gr4tuiious services Mrs EMMA GILL; SCHaw
BOs1v lex. Miss MARIA LEACH. MIR y LYsrER
sr STEPHEN LEACH. Nr. John A. KYLE, the eslse,s'
ted Finsi Mr. SsdgvicS. Professor 81 the Coacertns
hr 1sOodal Violin 49, Who nj have the hoacr VI akr,
ms hrs' Appearance IN Al erfca
The whole under the direction II Mr. Gsorgc oi-y
Tickets u renis-ro ns bad the Muse S-nr,.
OF Of ihe following gentlemen 81 the COMMITTEES.
Z v Anderson, X'lh.r Adls. Joha BsUAa.
Morgan Morgans, john MgTphy, Henri J. carpsatsf
Dan 81 Co5er. Jams CrnSsalan. rhadieus Glc,.s
stephen { arpt n'er, CoF ckln Titus, HsrrsOn Brown
Hsth y pnnsias, taemas Brown, Darius farnngtos
VIM. NJ Tweed, Alfred Carson, John Cover.
Stephen T HoJt, WA. Adams John Garland
David fs9tob s'ephsn A. feeSs. Jas Y ,,ilespe
dlit EFT Palmer, Mm. Craft John q C.rpents,
Vim: Z: kps, ana, IN Troop =. astus " Glover
nl3 Of IN nnsJ BAR T Bremen.
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nv TELEGRAPH ,

NEw-oRLEANS, Nov. 2l-An. fe'er Hot and brig
Captain Tour, from Boston. 80
BosTON Nov 2i-Arr barks chester and Gem, Pnila
doluhla brig Paulna, do, schr Messenger FfedeucSs-
burg Eastsln Light, r NJ Dyer and Sarah r. Lewis
Tangl,r Va: J. Guest Philadelph Bay State and A
Lawrence New YORK. Also banks Ida, Baltimore Selab
Phiadrlrhia brlg Gem, do schs Palos and Thoma,
Hir New York Below l bark and 10 brgs. CD blTks
Edwin Vest Indies and Cape Good Hope A. II Klmbal
New. Orleans brigs Helen Jane, Truxllo Jane Howes.
Plat Delhi and Parhencn, Matanzas; H0ulton,
Wilmington n C.; +. NckersOn, BALTIMORE schr Amer
lean Bell rew-York. Sid from NewbnrypoTt, I'D, ne"
ship Irez. Savannah
HOLINESS HOLE. Nov BAR. brig A. Ring, from
Ph,adelhia for Boston with loss Of boat and deck load
OF coal Flora do do leaky schr. l. HYDE Captain
Harten 9Th inst for Boston. Left schT. G. H. Hale for
New YORK 5 days. Als9, arrived a, Holmes Hole y,
steamer Ontar o. from NewYork, for Boston, short of
coal and will proce EIDE Edsaown 20 procure IT. Also
arrived brg Mara, late Capt Anderson who died goth
# fever from ~ Domingo CIy OCT eoth win toss
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MARIE ID.

OnMonday Nov "a at the Church OF the Annunc alton.
by Rev Vandevont Bruce. THOMAS s. Bolts 10
CATHERINE MORTON. daughter Of A. l. C. HAM ton
In this City Monday Nov "a by his Honor the Mayor
Ambrose C. Kingsland Esq. DAVID II TICHNOR to
CATERING n SMITH, both Of the City Of Newark, NJ.
~ Newark papers will please copy.
On Saturday Nov e. BY Rev NJ D. c. Crawford. JOHN
W HUBBELL, Nj D., to Miss FRANCES f. "IXON,
all of this City. =,
Al tho Dutch Reformed Church. Flatbush, by Rev: v.
NJ Hulhurt, THEODORE B. GATES, Editor OF The
S110ert.es Ttforayh. 10 Miss MARIA V. L. daughter Of
" L. Oyerbagh, ak of Ssugerties.
ON Monday Nov "a. at Strong place Baptist Church,
BROOKLYN By Rev. L E. L. TAYLOR, GEO. MARDlNGE,
M D. 10 SARAH A. LILLE, youngest daughter OF
Deacon JOSIAH Bums.ead, of Boston, Mass.
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Amusements.


SOIREE Observation-Disclosures OF
NMrs EMMA GILLINGHAM BOSTwICKSEIFTH
SOIREE MUSICALE at Niblos Saloon. on TUESDAY
EVENING, Nov. 25
First Grand Sextour-Third movement Scher- ~.
MESH Hai. Noi, Bristow, Braun. Prison and hmm.
Sacred Ana" Come unto Him" from the Mes No.,
MRS. BosTwICK.
Solo Piano orte--A. Transcription OF Sprto
(;eptil F" (Fayofiia with variations Is. Grand
Triumphal March" Composed and executedoy
Charles Wells
Recitatiye and Aria" And God said, Let the
Earth With verdure clad" From the
MRS BosTwIcK
Solo on Datonic Flute-F Fantasia Brillante" Bel
Rassie' CSemHamde Mr. Kyic 'i'A''''
Sopg-"The Better Land Words BY Mrs He
mans MRS BosrwICK.
PART H..
Se1tour-Fnst Grand. Fourth Movement IF
Mesu. Hin, Noli, Bristow, Bra n PRISON and Tlmm.
SoDg-(F First time "Sprns is coming Wnt-
ten and composed expressly for Mrs Bostwick
wosds by J. Howard wainwright mus. Y r..,.
MRS. BosTwIcK.
solo Piano Forte The nlval Of Venice Schlhof
Herr Charles Wells.
Aria" Batti BATH, o bel MasSeto" with Violon-
cello Oblsato don Giovanni Mozart
Mrs BosTwICK and Hem BRAUN.
Rect. and Aria" Sweet Bind that shun'st the
noise Of folly :" with Flute O6llga,O Mozart
Mrs BosTwIcK and Mr.. KYLE
Mr. Lndemans Grand Piano, Forte will be used on this
occasion.
Tickets 50 cts Doors open at Ct ochcs soiree to
mence at II O'Clock. ms it.
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Net Income

Act lncome Of one million seven hundred and
setsntyfour thousand two hundred and 6fty-,wo
collars, equal 10 an interest of per cent per an.
of dollars. w s''' pa 'i'''iO"S
M sehes ief remarks, that these estimates are
'hos' OF ptaeueai men, perfectly conversant with
'e laws "'noh govern the traffic of Railroads made
WITHOUT consultation with each other, and with
sung" purpose OF aacrding the mos, reliable in.
H'M~uon 10 'he Directors and the public That the
eaeS' operations OF the Road will more than realize
all the ahcipasioHs OF these gentlemen and OF your.
selves. he has no question.
We recommend The document OF which the above
Is an sos'ract together with others issued by ,he
Company to the candid examination Of capitalis,
and the pubic
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GRAND CONCERT at TRIPLER


- HALL The Annual Concert IN ald OF the Cnarta-
be Funds u ths 81 Georges and British Protect Emf
giant S1clees OF New York, vii take place GA IUR-
DAY EVENING, the 29th inst. at TRIPLER HALL.
when me following eminent artists will render Their
wees: Madame ANNA THiLLON. Madame BIS
StAAJDt.iANII slgror BADIALI signcr BErrINI Mr.
HUDSON Instrumental Solo Performer Nous AEII
ire tn,inen Pianist. and MIsKA HAUSGR
I'm and ersc.iye Orchestra |. enysgeG-Conduc.or
luther PARTICULARS hereafter. Tickets 81 each May
e at the principal Nnsic Stores and OF the fol-
loving gentlemen constituting the Committee Of Arrange
- <o~
JOHN C. BEALES, Esq. NJ. d President No 30
AZ iith-st William Young. LIST Wee Prssldent No 4
fs.eay ~ CHARLES Pitt I'd Wee President No II 81 ay
anthony Barclay, II NJ Consul. No 80 Barclay; h1bert
Eghen n MVies Consul. No. SO Barelay; Thomas
70 ~ william Joseph Fowler, No % Wall Edward z
eanderson No 10 Cliff; Charles Edwards. No 81 Broa-
Nay W ID. Cqthoerson. No 90 Wall Robert Bsge. No
iII Pear; Edward Walker No lli Fulton; William
hrand No ~ Pine James X. Walters Joseph c Wells
No u wall sep,imus Crooks, No % uH; Jno + walk
sr No % Exchange place John s. BARTLETT William
b blac nsSsn No Vesey Charles B El,man. No. I3
Fear Richard Irwin. No 80 Front: Nicholas Carter No
li2 roadway; Edmund Arnold M. ID No. % Walker
Henry snsles. Thomas Dobscn, No. 10 Morris ms q
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WILLIAMSBURG.

Now, BoYs, RrDr.-The proprlesors OF
-. Knichereocker line Of Stages, running from
Greenpon, to the Fulton Ferry, and passing through
W,mamsbursh, take this opportunity to inform the
nhc that they intend TO devote the entire proceeas
- ,h~iY limo, on Thursday next. (Tnanksg1vihs
.v., 10 and for the benefit Of the Fire Department
sfths City of Wiliiamsburgh.
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From our Correspondents. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2t-Arrlued-Schrs Joseph
porler B.pne Port Wahall Isabella Thomp soO, Case,
Boston Joseph Rushing Rice, New York barge Philade.
phis Htnes do -
CI,ersi-Shlps Proyincralis, (Br Quinn, New Orleans
GOudar BarstSw Savannah bark Adeiia Rogers, White,
Boston brig linda, Hobbs. Portland schrs j. Bsysrd
ThoupSon. BOston X J. Mercer Robinson, do. Joseph
Ruslng Rice New-York barge Venus, Canning, do
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To Mariners.

latter f,om K.y West. The Charleston Mas, On
s,rxes The hest avoid danger IA To lace IN
nf,osting i, half its nsh and those Ety
"a On, Sarth western trade who have IDLY rugged tle
Eof,ia Reef kept their eye npon H. and eNit Hi .h
/, as line have ever been the most successful t1lh
re Iah.i in annroach,ps the FLORIDA coast. gets hoh VI
m. Reef Al the earliest moment and never VI
by day OF night till he reaches Key West ana ye' he ms
never struck his ship, snd probably never VIII
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Spoken, &c.

Oct g. lat 81 N long Is W, ship Peter Marcy "0h
New . no tai SC bark Ann Harley, tBr) Logan ITO n
New. York for Boston. -, - - III. ,,,.x.
Nov O. a M, a6Olt lat. ~ 81 100, y W. snip 'a''
Wheeler from New-Orleans for Liverpool - =,
Oct "a no lat &c bark Mary ivine, from Antwerp i'f
Nav "a lat 81 s. lon II. seen ship Onena!' PAL
ner from Woosung July l5) for London a., Ma,
Nov g. lat II IS N Ion. IS 80 W brig ocean fhnOe'
from Wilmington for Trinidad. 10 days out
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ReceiDts Of Produce

Ey The North RiUer Bo0ts-MoHday-242 io bbs Flour
ITO d. Ashes 1854 do whIskey, 30 do Porn sS.i pigs
Beef e. do Wool 1872 do. Butter 9.0l6 do Cheese, 81
DO Leather 10 o2O bush Corn 9,97 do Wheat 1857 do
Barley.
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Foreign Ports.

Rio de Jantiro Oct IL, ships Commerce FOsy' a. tm.
San FIapclsco repairing; Isaac Walton, bursley - n
Ricbuoud: Eilersie Piack. from Newport; parks a.
TayIor Martin from Wilmington for California waiung
e,5ers Miartonomi Collins for New York MARY n
Esn5ail Tollman for West Indies ballast RIVER Nelson
from Ilsh,n for United States IN ballast Dncness Lane
~ Ey.r Plate Utah Gsudy for NewO deans. IN ballast;
Hannibal Kneman from Boston for Cali'rns.
= A Everett Carlton, from Pananams, wts retgh.
Laeti'ia Buck, from New-York Mara Mat.sOn' from
VaTaraiso Minnesota Reacock from Pm adeiphla rsne-
nix Brown from Pemambuco kesiah Kendall, i@; Moa
tsy,deo Chaplin Hall, from Baltimore for Ca ios-
MA, repairing Martha Allen King uncertain Rsn ~.
Gaye from Buenos Ayres; Thales, P,nkham rom NeN-
Voyk bree Neso Parrott from Valparaiso wig freight
W Price Qugg for Philadelphia Mary, Creighton from
ATT III Brighton (about leo miles by sea from London
10th inst clipper ship SURPRISE Dunaes9 from Whamp's
lo5 DAYS, for London. ,,,., ~ -: 60.
Al Bnenos Ayres Sept &c. brig Cbckasaw Muir, from
Patagonia arr 10Th and others before Sid Sept 10 H.
banks Chon istsr, (Br) New York l7h Undne Levin
do lis also reported sailed 10th 18Th, Reindeer Gayle
RIO Janeiro. o., No. p.,, .
18Th bark Yuba, Crowe Boston; brig Nancy Pials'ed'
Coiburn Portland. cd 18th barks John Benson, wsst,
New York Elizabeth j. Brooks Phiiade phia pm or's
Lima Faes New York. Sid 18th, bark Miilaudon' bu'
yer New Orleans brig Adams Grey. Schneider; de;
ATT AT Cardenas Nov. H. brigs l.. Palmer, Pa,k Dos
ton Delaware Bevoor Philadelphia 18th, brig A. Fieid
Pilbrook New York p.,. p-.,.., .
Aivaalo Could do. Altoona, Dres, ~ YORK wa Nassau
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Galcs bp Anetion.

wv. BROWN, Auctioneer.
MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF
Vl CABINET FURNIrURE.-WEDNESDA Nov
26 at 10 clock the store OF Mr. Geo Harris, NO 1871
ton a. near Broadway, BROWN will sell al aucfioa
the entire stock of handsome and valuable Furniture ees
tain ed in the above store, sting OF se.as te'e ste
and chars of various les marble Top and PLAIN olau
dressing bureaus washs ands marble top center sofa and
AIDE tables mahogany. card aud fancy tables, wafdfco
boards French Gothic and cottage bedstea pamis
chamber furniture rocking and easy chars HAT stands
cottage and chairs SC. Sale peTempory Terra
cash in city money Catalogues Will be ready TIE day Pc
yous 10 sale. MIA
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YRIPLER HALL. - Second ANN,

HNRlPLER HALL. - Second Animal
i BALL Of TIE SOCIAL TURNvEREtN tt,yna,,'
TIC Society to he held on MONDAY, the i,,h pecenb,,
1891, q, Tnplsr Hall.
Bah Tickets at 81, and Prom snade Tickets for the Gal
Ieres at u cents. To be bad - MI HAN soas Aas,
Store No. 239 Broadway
Do at Messu Nesitrnisn Brothers, Ne - Bre1lv,y
Do Al John Sattis's No. 2o4 Broadway
Do az wetzels Music Store, No 2i3 Fuon-si. Brood.
lxn etpl3s
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T. H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
A.

Z. II. LUDLOW, Anctioneef ,n
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
Il Il NITURE.-E. RI. LUDLOW wll sell at aactcd
on TUESDAY, Nov. Is, at lei o'clock atNe - MAJ
son ay third house above 27th the entire fufntwt
contain eJ IN said house consisting IN part OF mahoxMI
SOFAS chairs, tables, bureaus, bookcases &C. pisne
fores made by Geib Walker, pier glasses 3N9i nchW,
brocatege window curtains several fine paintings and
Cravings, chandeliers and fixtures white CANA dinner
sets beds and bedd n.y. tapestry Brussels and gram
pets oilcoths, &C. together with good assOItnsnI d
kitchen furniture, with which the sale will
Catalogues ready. The ith-ay. stages aud rail
road pass within block Of the house. 2,t79lnA ,
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II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL, sth.av

u " and z3a- ST.. Nov. 2i-A Jolly Week III soS a,
million -Slo0 IN GIFTS, every Evening 1nn Week. and a
addition 20 MIR ANDERSON the great Wizard. who v,l
perform the asioundng feat called he FOUNTAIN Daa
ton or Water Wine and Wtchcrsft. MIR HARRISON
the celebrated Improvisat ard Comic Vocalist viii sa
on any suhec, the audience desire Doors open AZ ecor
ms nee ut a. Admss ion ri cents
B-The public are most respectfully ipnrmea Tia,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, VI the prsseat week tss
peceeds Of the above utensnent viii be set asAs u.
Civ yey for the Benefit Of the BereAed and Sufferer
The late CALAMITY IN Greenwich and the Trustees Of
the said School Will take charge of for distrhnson A.
mission tor that occasion. % cents. nloN
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Z l,evelocs r. Tsvs. vm Eicoll. J. c. Seward D. =
KissTedes and lady. q c. s,eghen.. A @ Krrrise,
FULLER Andrew jackson. Della, Brown: Crstsn'
W b Bnkhead. +. r. PilsDury. Preach + hsroo
sv French. W J amnsr + 4 GsraRd. y Ca
c. ". Cook. @. Colby, c. Skinner Fuuer q q
Palmer. ". A. T. Noy,s, Z. c. Bar, VI. spros J. y
Crockett, 6 Kent c skrnHer,y williams j. II Gr,,-
en- W Golden. p. Fish. v Dow,s GsmaSe, IL
ehe'6on. VIM ellis G. S. Vush,, C0aekln Mrs'
wright + Hart, p PsreD J Bradford l. al Brad
ford C Seague. y 4 Bachelor II ;. Coff1n, J White
Ispham, Lsphsm s Mitchell Mitchell, w Rode
ers c. II GaIiiell. D. A Ksstfow sharp, =. Hoses,
= c Coates. A. Dallas. Judge Tnornoa and seryt,
Collins. s. p Wyckof J. c Lee ]. Miller aud lady, H.
7 VaTrey Clary.J kehleT. c. KeIssr J. Lrresson,
J. Car Ma Be OWN, Miss C0nkrIgst. G. E. Andrews
ard lady r. Lane. G Garand..rotai $40
For HdrdHa and NtH OreGns-N X jennings Snf lazy,
children and servant, Capt Wright and LADY Mr. Phlnnsy
aud lady, Mrs Ph'nDey. Mu.nhil and ady FIanctscj
y &c Anna Mr. Pemino Mrs O. ania and two children.
Mrs Blame Carlos SALES Mr. Esteves 3. Gano., VI.
Atterdge, Mr. Fogust Mr. Devne ADD lady Miss LZzs
Long VI VI del Monte Saute Maria. Mr. Besing, NJ.
Naudall, Mr. Couson. A Morena George Longhsad
Mr. Domlngues A Potter Jose Vedal Manuel Cantsro,
Rober. Powell. Robert Hogan. Adam Fischer: E1nuof
Francois Massiling James Flynn M Balfour, E. Pierce
Total, 1j
Passengers Arrived
In steamship ALgbaRla from Savah 4ah-Capt Geo Scott
and lady, II Boston. MISS Raske. Miss +. Flanagan
x. L. Marendilio, and IN he Storage.
gz-------=-
HIyIiYuHE ALsASAc---.TzIs EAT.
SUE-histp.--6 So Sets---{ 3 MooS-Sss----.--7 va
EIGR wAIER-.--Nov. -
sssdy Hoot 2om Gov Island 10 ION asl Sats. IL oim
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ms HoroH. Auc,,on,er

d. 3. H0UGH, Auctoneer
FURNITURE, &c.-TO-MORROW,
Il wednesday, Nov &c, at I0i A. NJ, al No 81 Beck
large variety of Household Goods advances
such Sofas, Bureaus. French Bedsteads, Mahogany
Chairs, Rockers Sinks Maple Chars he k,saSs, Hair and
Hunk Mattresses, Brussels and Tapestry CaIpss. Oh
Cloths, Rugs Clocks. ALsoA variety Of Marital OrRa'
ments suitable for Christmas presents ALsofso French
plate Pier asses together valuable assoTtmsn OF
odds and ends &c Dg) us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
QARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
CIRCUS-NEW-Y YORK AMPHITHE.

~ ATER. No37 Bowery-R SANDS co Proprle-
and GymnastIc Performances BY the finest
o. and evening DUNG the week flli and splendid
All be gwen embracing all The celebrated
DAHClNG aad TRICK PONIES. brilliant f-a,s Of Horse
IEsnsnip exercises IN NaultBE, Tumbhpg
iul cress C2yalcades, Eqlibrums. &c &c Great pre-
tafatn rs Tor Thanksgiving Day Evacuation DaV and the
Reception ~ kossufh. BoNes IS cents-children half
price. Pr u. cents n2fCf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
Arrived.

u. g. Mail steamship Alabama. Ludlow. 60 hours from
23d inst O'Clock p. NJ, 40 miles North Of Hatteras,
passed steamship supposed to be the Florida for Sa-
ship Samuel. (Br Morris. IS days from Dublin, in bal
last and with AS passengers, to lryln;
Ship Superior, (sved bostfnm, 81 Gays fro n smyrna
and Gibraltar with fruit. to Funch x Msincke.
Bark Chief OAard, Rochelle Oct 2s. with brandies
Bark Milford Andrews II days fro Galvsos. cotton,
&C, toHussey, MURRAY.
Brig Excel Bennett DAYS from Savannah, with c,t,on
and rice, to S'urges Chairman Co.
Big Sognaw (of Goldsboro) Brown. s days from Jack
sonve with l22 coo feet yellow pine, to Badger Peck
big Majestic Hawkins. Jefferson Ca days, timber
Brig sIa,a Tribble Gonaives Nov S. logwood, coffee
&c to A. C. Rossre X Co. Left big Egyptian, Rogers,
from Boston, arr Oct 80 The Br. brig Margaret sailed
schr Cora Lis;sy Day. Nswbern. N. C.. days, naval
schr E. s. willets: Midget, Washington N. c. days,
naval stores. TO s. l.. Mitchell.
schr Alonzc, Sterling, Newben, N. c., 5days, naval
schr VIM Capcs Van Name, Virginia 2 days. wood
schr Frances A. Goodwin, Carroll, Baltimore 2days.
lumber
sehr Jas Breevort, Williams, Berlin, Md 26 hours.
schr Ann d., Osborn, Alexandra days flour, to Mott
sohr John sather, Avery, Baltimore days mdss to
schr Rio, Goer, Washington, N. c. 5ds, naval stores,
schr Deborah Robins. Washington N c., days, naval
stores, to Bateman Rudderow.
schr ]. c. Davenport, Thoroughbred, Edenton. ~ C..
schr Vim. NJ Goodwin, Sipple, Milford, Del 81 hours,
corn, to II. n. Fox.
Schr Henry r. FiddemaD Jorup. Milford Del, 22hours,
corn, to B. N Fox.
Schr. Clinton, Cole, Baltimore days, coal
Schr Senator Myers Georgetown, d. C., days, mdse.
10 SturseS. Chairman < Co
Schr Agtnora. Worthy, from Rohdout for Boston, with
coal
Schr Bounty Parker Georgetown, mdse, to siots he
deli. -,
schr Frances Brasnard Casio Alexandra ds, coal
scbr Nathan Durfee, Wells. Alexandra days. ooun"
TO Fab River -, =,
schr Gsllego, Dearborn, days from Rchmon mdse,
to Pierson. -
Schr Susan Mary, Sherman, Kingston bound to New
port.
Schr. Henry Gibbs, -, from BEDFORD, with "i,
10 L. les, Pohahus 4 Co.
SAILED-Sieamshlp Georgia, Porter, Chagres; ships
Margaret Evans Pratt London Europa Perry San Fran
cisco; Mount Vernon Gibbons, New-Orieans; Jessote'
Cobb New ORE ans ;WcStphalla (bem) vessels hIch
mond Crescent Forbes San Francisco
BELLOWS ships, unknown.
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