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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28
DIED.

HOPKIgS-At Fou d. Lac Wiz on the 2lst inst Charles
W Hopkins in the 5oth year ofhs formerly Of this City
lEGERSOLI-At fsnsiin Dslswar- County z OF tbs
sd Nov met Clare. y Of the Rev. john . aud Mary
" IBIsso1 The DAY OF b death lie tventyifs, bfsh
day Ht grtd1s ed Union rotge the ,s. 0rmencems
JARNls-A Sfoobl!n. the 9th inst 2sry, the wifi Of
CeoTss A. yarTs, IN the 40 year OF her age.
1ke relatives cnd ffien5s o. the .uy and these OF her
hroth James and Geo. W. Mclean rss5ectfa ia.
WED attend her fu1er Wednesday afternoon, 81 "A
O'Clock from Der late residence the Ansr Of Henry ss3
ROBINSON On Sunday Nov Is sner lingering lila ,s.
hIs Man Am Robinson Ia the 5Sth OF er dsug
OF EdwaId OseEs Esq.
The friends and Acquausnces respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral fom her late residence No 1854 Nes,
Iwsnty-khh St TBesiay 25Il inst st9 NJ thence
St Jo-spk Chueh where High Ass will be celebrated At 10
Golcck
The remain. viii De inferred IN Calvary Cemetery
SACKhr-At ssessts Hsfbor Corns liz Z. Sseket wife OF
E0wsId sseset. I'D inst, Of consumption.
SblPMAN-Af New Orc Friday mOruiag, Nov. II,
At ~ 9;oek Charles slpmen sssd SJesTs native Of
Biushanton y. sLd member o. Pilgrim dgo No 2l3,
City Of New York q OF = 1h3 fate Of ths young
peculiarly mounfnl Re had only been Ia the ely 10 y
months when ne attn ken 40 with the prevailing essr
RE ucOged VrOp0u0csd cOnyaescent bat feeling
wt exereLG sui sent prudence be osertssen
with relspse the 10th winch Ter nhted fatally
Bs Icslns escorted the Cemetery by bsoh-T Udi
Fellows ard member Of the Sew-Of-ans ryposc.phi sl
Uron Nj sbipmsn was universally sste-ssd by Ill who
lin. tie rank, nLnly aud generous
biz fiepds faithful TO rs cbfAons cod st IN oil bis later
With hi 2. low The universal gsf tested By
al his associates bis uatuey decese these acts
IL consolation distSnt 8eH aud relatives
know that attention that flsndsaip aud skill could
rc>r a1crdel iurag hG last n- nothing lac ring
ccnpeer5d with the oice The Ne York Daily Tei His
rsuOTT hshy esteemed end eArlS death sincerely
ltnlerie5 bJ all Lie f0fEer Assoeisits
NlGION-On SIEcay n3rIing, the 6sh int Mn Cstha
rine Nisot. widow CT Ifa&e "s'on, aged )! yeLs aud
mouth.
HsT remains were Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
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IAdvef,isenent
Psychology. Names and numbers OF the

Olfrn~ -..-..iu III
A CoSWoA Al LOVE- Union flr No. the pairing nstinet'
PAnTxrAL lovE.-Care Of Ohsprit e. aud oil youog,
8 FErErsUIP -Ssciaity, union and C1uE1ng o. hieuu6
4 INHAEi1 ATIvENEss Love Of home end country
CONTINUITY Application. hcishing up, con.ecutWehess
n VITATvFyEss -Cliugi 81 life. repeihns disease
CoNsArfvENEss Defense resolution, force courage
T. DrsrfUcTGvESLss DETERMINATION severity batdneS'
NESJ.--Ap petite, rcli'h, feed ng greed
AcQuIsTIVENEss -ffugality, saving, industTy tint
A fHcsETIvf Nrss self control policy tact ertlhce
III CAr1OrsNEss Cuardtdp cfs. safety provision, rear
IL .AFptosATIyUss Love of character. name, plAse
a. StLr EsIEEM Self respect, disRiy setTehance ihae
pen6etce
"A FsNxEss Stability, perseverance, decision.
" SoSscEN OF right justice duty eve.
NJ HoFE Expectation anticipation trust in the future
iff3PttTUsLITy- uuition, prescenee prophecy fato.
"a VIBRATION Worship alteration, devotion deieIenee
10 BfssyoLENcE sympathy, kindness. eoodbess
%. Coz. sUcTIvESEss Ingenuity, manual skin.
III Taste love OF beauty, poetry, aud refinement.
D. SUBLMTY Love Of the grand vast endless and ianite
p. IMTATIoN.-Copyire. miniehing, doilg like
b. hIRTH Yen. Wit, rdicule, faceiousBess joki0g.
a IsnryIpuALIIY-O bservetnn desire TO and know
3 tosN Memory of shape, looks persons aud things
SINS Of quantity distance ere BY eye
n A. EicHT-CODtTol OF motion, balancing, hurting etc
a. COLOs Dscernmebt and love of coiors nts hues etc
o ORDkR-hefhed system, going BY rule, keeping things
" CALcvLATioS Mental arithmetic reckoning
u. LooALIIY-Memory Of places, position, etc.
. EyEsrUALiTY-Memory Of facts, events, history, c
tails. etc
~ rukE.-Love " music. siDsog snd playios oy ear
IS ETresSfOH by ~crds, acts tones looks etc
20. CAUsALITY-PiaNnfng fhbliDs reasoning, adopting
n. CoMPARIsoN-AnAIyss inferrns LIBERALIZATION etc
C. HUMAN NATURE Pereep Of character motives, etc
D. Sp,vI7Y -g1s0sonsuDss, blsBdueAs peTsuasiveness
rebOiogcsl Examinations and Advice with Chart aud
stsen psserrons % ehar4csr fy aud evening by Fow.
rks snd WIS, No. Ns eioadaay, New-York
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chsrpeS ard slso ihst If be had been, plaintiff "
condon.c forgiven it, and that they have u,lnter-
rupiedly lived togeih,r as bu.bsnd and wife, Tbs Is
De- led.
The pstiies kept bosrdiag-house in Chsm6ers-st
Neoical Re rir.ony wss &c ;; ais, gnSsssi who
bed hssrd dr'-uraut sp- ak'Dg OF u Mrs Rpnus N,
but usvtrss- tim viii h,r--1Gd sen BIN ia 90 a.
psDy with vtfer women tdan bis wife. lrners did
bet .ppesr 20 have been much el.cised toFsrd su'-
tain:. TIE charge
Anothsr witness, Mrs. Var Hou'onJ Vas then
cau.t. who said she boarded with Mr.. snd Mrs.
GibNs: after ses one evening, Mr.. G.. asGsd her 70
go ~iih her 20 store Of errsadi Ga Psssiaz ths
C,nier market in Grand-st., : gentleman AMI lidy,
srm in ara passed them, and witness in neiiafey
sad 10 Mrs GIBBS How much that voloe SOUNDS
like your bu.banl's;" Mrs G tlroei rcuoi ia =
mouert, and exclaimed, Ann, it Is him " she SAID
to Mr. Gibbs Il guess YOU can go slong With me;
she took bold Of him by his arm the woman, wlo
had bold Of his arm let 90 it, he had something IN
bis band-s straw bonnet, something Of the KIND
The woman said TO Mrs Gibbs, You hsd be.tes let
" hin alone +" Mrs Gibbs replied II suppose have
"a right to my own husband" witness does rot
Know anything further in relation 70 the difficulty
between them. To be continued.
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Sales OF stocks at Phiiadslphis. $3.50.

~ eporsed for TIE n. Z. rRIIust By etf thohAs
F'iy.i BosTs-s2 Reading RI az. - -; 80 DE-
81. IA 81 600 City Ca &c; ss2n g. as 81 % 800 do
4 Erie Ss rs COO DO 5. Erie. dsys ssi Slov 40 o.
fre 81; 8 90 % IS ga s20o PslI. So % 7gi go Do.
5as tCS WIns. ton RR c. ash $50 City az g. 81
s40Jodo dsy. g. 500 do, Days a. hi1shi;i q
81. Is 90 oC.; Lebish ksv., Obi d.. vi 10 Lsnsh
Z.e e-.h nj 50 Morris Can4I s.ss, ci, le' DO iSt ~ so
each lii 80 do le.i - do % 1875 . 90 e.'l t, IL
P,rr,RK 4 I; 50 Long Island RR ut; ~ d., nt leo
R,scir. RI wa 81; 81 Gr.rd Bank, 10, 10 DO, sI4A
IA: S,Dk Of Penss eswp. lll., do, IS llot - -,
fteea Geo PeBr 30, 79t leo Ae-aas Hh S@s
SC co. IS. 81. 10 DO 5si . -. , =. q.
80 40 ss $3.50. Peun So IS 79i 500 scbayisl MAJ
&. ~ IS; E35 CITY RR s Sc Penn RI ~ ~ Do n
io. 3 IS % 4 10 Schuy Nav PrefeEIsd 81 Unioa
C.n. O. q Neehaas Bsnf. b. 1ii do S. ziii Is Rs'd'
in, r r., In lsts 81 . ...,,. os,-s
mr. Boa,S-s5Io City 8. lao co. % reading A.,'0sd
,5.a SCI; Ito Morris Cana. Ids, lot = Oifnt bsnk lvt
(o,iae Pyiors-United States % llss BID llsf ssed
Upi.o States s. e. lst bid lie! nssd reonsJvsna
ba Is Asked; Resd.g r.rosd, ST BID So lssedi hes1n
R.csa Bends 10 ms IA BIZ Is ssssd Resdins kAirei
koTsaze q. GO st bid - ,sksdi Pennsylvania hsfo.a M
% ~ bid 81 Esttd aorrs Canal 10! nd lVi asssa Scnuy
IN N.sxGton e. "a 7.t bid Is akea sehuJaH SsT ltea
stosi ~ ba 20 asa.5 seLEylk Hsyisafon Preferred, n.
bl afi saiea LoE. Isl.nd, III bid saaed; sHss9ep
Ia o. ..s "a; 4rd Baah let bid i sted Lehlsh Inc II
ba X askeej Union Canal, 81 bid. 3. sSked S'eady
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

STRIKE OF THE DRIVERS OK THE CIR RAIL.
Fos "A general strike OF The arvers on all the iaes
Of tbe Cit, Railroads took place Yesterday forenoon
A. be approached the depot a, the foo, Of
the drivers got OF and left the hors-s to hs
care Of the conductors. Some few Of the cars were
abandoned on the route which compelled the con.
ductors 10 act in both capacities uot they re schsi
the s,srriDg point. Any one that could be picked up
by The company va, placed in charge Of the horses,
and 90 The cars were kept ruunng, although with
ireenlsrity. tor some hours. The cause of the strike
wss tbis: The Company decided to reduce the wages
from 10 tbinps to 10 thilDgs per day. This the
drivers objected tn, and in turn demanded the IL
sbDgs apo tba' two cars should be assigned to three
drivers, instead of car to each. as heretofore. Tie
President Of the Company gave them his assurance
that the Board Of Managers would accede to their
den sDds at The neat MEETING Wednesday, and this
being deemed satisfactory the drivers resumed their
posts.
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tAdvertisementl

REDpING's RUSSIA SALyE.-We were recently
sd on hearing child hardly old enoush TO talk and who
received the scratch his bnger inquirng for
kvsA pAtvE Of persons who had the article.
bAd supposed II of the numerou. hum
10 Of The cay but have been mistaken We learn that the
~ w Collier most esmsble Baptist clergyman, with
skp we are ell acquainted and who has been dead
years with recipe for tie manrfsets
OF Russia kr c. in his walks among the poor,
sl CITY missionary In Boston oten applied IT, and found
fmarkabe were effected At length, so extensive
- The demHnd he compelled to charge small price for
4 Article In order TO expense which incurred.
Rbsve Just box Of tb Ointment that out up BY
- some twenty years ago and which Is still just fresh -
M We have not written the foregoing for any selfish
@ bu. to express confidence In the excellence Of Rso-
iae's RUSSIA SALvE. lWa.chnan & Reflector
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hospAr, Nov. PIP. NJ.

The foreign news was looked upon in the street as
upfayorable, and the effect was felt in the Stock
market. Toward the close, however, the market in
proved Erie, which was so, closed at 3si-a de-
cline Of y cent. from Saturday. Reading, S3ii
Hsrl,u, qsI Central was one Of the buoyant stocks
and closed at 70. Cash stock is scarce and the
,horu were forced to bay Hudson River at 81
There is a oontrac. for 1000 shares running in
this stock, upon which the loss to the buyer Is
ESQ ooo-if be tai es the stock. Nicaragua was Is
Cumberland fell OF p ceat McCulloch soli st
4. and Pcnnsylvsnis Zinc at Il. In Railroad Boeds
tie transactions were $4,000, with 9 marked In
movement in Illinois Central, which advanced from
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NEW-JL'RSEY ITEMS.

TuE LIQUoR TRIALs.-1he trials OF those com
,,s ., ,r eIIips ouor IN J.r,ey City illegally set con-
I'm. s.fore hecoder Gutter Yesterday Hiram hathoons
n, ,hs D,rey Home foed N and costs on six con
nl,in He will sppes the supreme Court John Ar ouc.e
wto I.ers q. Of Montgomery and oteeno
b.,r 6n,d 90 costs owen heCue, 81 and c,su Df
OsIdpt keeps dug store. vas hbed 10 ana eos's on
an, eb,rse and IL that tho procured on pro
tense Of n use his he being at the
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IAayeftiseuent.l

VINO WILL BE ROBBED NEXT I-lho SSo,,s oS
uh,s cen a.. windham County Bank, Conn., on the tsnI
~ dsmousrutes what happening syey ,s,s
X,tIfon safes ave Not reliable ssaips eurssn' -
Tss,.cu- an CaLtEp IRoS IAPtstTRAbLs oHss Ana
acxs are he only that have not ye,aeo 70 Go
80 a1ilis and bursars tools atnoasn a.,
-, ~. hsea made upon thenl "ExPeneaee seH
sn"si ana ssny who sheetirOn sates wal ma 30
W. @ or sale at the depot Of the Worlds safe Co.
~ % $3.50 HsnoyeT square }. C. Norris, Agent
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TAdvertlsernentI
WRITING AND Bool

WHITING AND Book. KEEPING.- subsJri-
\, vim !, ce.e new fups THIs Day and Tomorrow at one.
on The regular charge viz 81 and IS for Writing and
~ or thorough course Of instruction In Book keeping
siss Writing Glass 10y A. NJ; sc ntleIlen al and
Is,locb o. Is. GOLDSMITH, No S2 Broadway
From The New York Courier ard kDquiIer
aThe Chrograpbie Art much more important TO mankind
A. Il h GENERALLY considered. and Mr. GOLDSMITH may very
al claim to be considered at ts bead"
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L. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
Noxnay NJ Il
srsPEcTEp 1--we yEssEL

SUSPECTED SLAVE VESSEL.
French vessel, the Tao Sisters. yves stranded
mon n. Lon fand shore She fro1i ths western cost
on Afrea sAd had bod sone bck Suspicion "a
xed that she been engaged the slave trade and 10
formation riven 10 ibis oice He-srs AeKson ana Joaehs
tDi.c Attorney sad Assistant District attoruey isys
fr,,d the matter they ascertaa-d n tbs vessel sailed
N HAVE for Ahcs il Nsreh last, sni engaged Ia
u,dps .cy.Ee upon the after Which she took 10 cargo
Of de Rubber stared for sswf0Fk Tbs black IL
W.. sa'el ~ the had been tskea board ssaEen
tie vfe having os; OF her Nothing apPearog
impc-s the vessel nohins further Wa done N rolsoa
20 n
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coURr cALENpAR-TH.s DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT Nos. 7sl, 6sl, 42s, 957, OIL,
IC24 tsI s75 csc Ol2 ill., 40 l2lt 2s9 10 2J7 es
7Sf 81 81 10 ga 2f2 % s5 LISA to 81, az
1854 25. 22ss l-5e, 80 % i 2s5 70 .zTs rs
as $50 10. e5s So. 50 81. us al. o9l, l6l
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Sos. 667, 100, 1871, ell, $50 al,
7s2 to 2cs 80 "a, It27. I e38
L. :. DI rRicT CoURT.-Nos. IL, is, "a, %, a.,
q u. So 49, SIS S. 20 5i.7c5
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srrprpIOR COUAT-B.fors Judse HoTSs.y.
sutbh4O'@ MONDAY Nov a. 1885,
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Ious. Gitks AT AARON Gsehs
p,;,,; s,ste. that che and defendant we're married
t Boyl.top. Mass in 1891, and have re.ded 10 this
City for the last II yeSs. She charges nn oey, 70
tbs Ioa,s 1881. 1859 snd 1883, as respects femse
c,I.S Mr. Robinson, ard other women to plalnsm
unknown; snce the discovery Of which abe hos TO
fused TO live with him a. bis Wife che alec a.
leees that her heath had been injured by Defendant
ana she claims divorce from the mstriage he
Messrs Culver Parker Il Arthur and Busted sppear
for plaintiff; and Mossrs. W. b. Ackiey and Jas l.
Brady for defendant.
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MARRIED..

DOUGLAS HIGGINs-or Monday, Nov n 8; the South
Prebyrin Church Bros,lyn BY the Rev Dr. Spear. NJ J.
LeonGre Douglas Of Ch!easo Inoh, 20 As Mary E. zgGs,
Ct the former
UsDEaBILL-sUTroS-on the l5,h inst, At Fdsad.
Meeting House Cr0t0n Valley WesehesteI County n. z.
oeorsew UHdesLi ofHew fora, Msry n, dadshter Of
Moo Sutton. Of the former ptee.
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by the other branches. The Government S,sck
Bank was originally secured by GOvernmest sticks,
but What us securities are or what IDS circai.-
toB, ~e do sot know II Is rot re deemed oasy at
the sgency IN this City. The circulation Of the
SpTH g6eld Bank Is secured by Virginia bonds =, pr
The ard pressure OF circulation and the d entity
Of borrowing money 90 bank notes is trying seyer.lv
the resources Of Banks estabfshed mainly for our.
poses Of circulation, without legti n ate banking
Let Us 10 the neighboihood Of their to sassais
them
The Institution for the Savings Of Merchants
Clerks, sbd others, was incorporated in 1913. aud
commenced operations July Of that year. II ~N
established on the suggestion Of the New.York Cham
Der Of Commerce to encourage clerks and Others 30
husband portion Of their eernings Its place Of
business formerly in Clinton Hall, Beekmsn st.
II Is now located in Broadway, opposite the 5, Ncho-
las Hotel, and is opened daily. The folio wing arc
the officers ard rrustees: Moses Fl Grinnell, Pres.
dtnsi Robert Kelly, First President George T..
Hussey, Second Vice. President; John l. Palmer.
treasurer; Benz. R. Winthrop, Secretary; Anirew
warner, Cashier; Charles Role, Accountant Trus-
'ees-P Peri' President Caleb Barstow, Vice Presi-
cent John l. Palmer, Treasurer, Of the Chamber Of
commerce, ex.oficio. ID X. Budd, President; Geo.
u WOOD Nlce-Prssdent; VIM. IL. Taylor, rreas-
uer' OF tbe Mercantile Library Associs alton, er-oico
Moses II. Grinnell, Benz r. Winthrop, Mathew
Many Robert Kelly, John H. Gourlie, A. NJ. Goa.
rens, Merritt Trinbe, E. d. Morgan, K. C. Boscrt,
elected by the Chamber Of Commerce. George q.
Smith, GeorgeF Z. Hussey, William H. Nelson, schuy-
Ter Livirg'ton, .. D. E. Grant, George Ted veil.
Richard Barlew, Edmund Coffin, Samuel Thompson.
elected at large by the Board. We have Obtained
the following statement OF the financial condition Of
the Institution viz:
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81 to set partly under purchases foreign orders.
New-fork Central sold at 81; Erie, 1852 70e7ll;
"a Mortgage SCI; Incomes, Esq; Panams, second
issue, u. There fair demand Tor State stocks,
end the supply Offering continues considerable. Ms
souris advanced TO s5. yirsinias sold a, %. OHIO
si1ea' lseo, "a. At private sale, there are large
transactions il state stocks.
Exchange = ncs re, active for the steamer. aud
Tatt- are unsetied Seriins is held At s;aql with
bankers signsnres 81 81 and good bin. az p cent.
Frarcs 5l7 S5lSi. Thsre are free SUI Plies Of blls
coming forward from the South
The amount received at the Sub-T Treasury WA
ssl,osoi paid, sl5,sls, Balance, %, sas,sas.
Grain FreighTs have advanced Sd to Liyerpool and
Flour is held higher. The Wednesday steamer has
$4,000 fb India Rubbe, at 4Ol.
After the adjournms at of the Board the following
ssles Of Bonds and Stocks we,e made at auction by
A. II. Ncolsy:
Keuo.ha City Wis Bouds 1873 interest sdded. 7Sl
iOo Kspo.hs City Wis BOsds 1913 interest sdded.. Isl
iCOO Ksno.hs Civ VIA Boods 1873 Interest sdded IS
sr66 Kero.b. CITY Wis Bobds 1878 int agded 7Sl
sac eich Southern B. r. 1891 interest added Iss
Loco y. Y Harlem u r., lel interest .tded ~. Is
q share. clevsanc Toledo Railroad .......... ST
20 ssIes Mexican oee:n MAI s sna ihahd 90
20 .haTes Lori,isrd Fire IRuIsres
G. ihIrs Irving Fire Insurance
Simeon Diapers regular sem.weekly sale Of Bonds
chants Exchange, at III O'Clock.
TIE Bank Statement, as was anticipated, shows
further contraction Of loans and specie, and also of
deposits, to a larger amount than was looked for.
The drain Of coin for the Wes. is shown n the re-
duced specie lines but the Banks commence this week
with a larger amount than the average shown by
these figures. The comparison with the last week is
as follows
Loans. Spses. C,oaiatn DsPosits
Nov. 49, 1854. esq lsl99i 1891 So IsJDt s! isioI
Nov. IS, lt5l.. sl6s97oo lo,Hoss 7,Hal5s 6o'SilS
pser.sse... sls72l s6Oo SO si5s.a Ella sOs
Showing a general reduction Of the whole move
mopt Of tie Banks. The reduction of Deposits
probably comes tom the running down Of the country
Bank balances. The decrease hoSever, of lis item
is not so large appears to be- the real figures are
Nov ?, Deposits. ..t3llslWO
Actual Deposits. vi 600
Nov. s. Deposits. SOD SHso
Average Clearipea',,.,,'........'..''' loSA,FV
As,ual Deposits. .Os,aco
Actual decrease ct Deposits........ SJyi.2OO
The loans have now touched lower point than at
nny time since the weekly statements commenced,
and the probability is that the contraction will still
90 on.
The figures are:
pos, Of Us Benk, Of ne Ciy Of Ns's ios. for Is Osos
eadine SGfsy LIs Noe To- 1857 and Saturday Nee IS ls5:
To saeA aGi1o he Capital " ecA BIHS at hs LATER dsss
Nov. Il New 81
Amount Average AyerEs Average Average
NksEsoF Of isni'Dt Of amount am'nt " ameas
BANKS Capital Leans & { LoaBs& Of
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fAdvenlse neut.I


CHEAP CLOA
AssoLD, CONSTABLE q Co. will offer on MONDAY the
s.h tlft., q ffcsh lot Of
CHEAF GARMEETs
sa goods will b. exhibited heretofore ia the rear OF their
C.t Room, apart non their regular scod..
BRocHE Love SouAkE SHawLs
price. Reed fBds Causes Hair Sbawls In scarlet
Et bss and green small Invoice just received At No. ef
Cral
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IAdvertiserentI ... Il

ITI SIZE PH0rsGRAfHS.-,in ne ossouv. -,
80. l. called 10 our style Of DAGUERKsorffts %
.lsr in all sxes; the hesize lar supsssns ~
So,s ssa hrsLey the most flushed Pa.A Joiiars on
~ 1.nsss and durability they are unsa, pssea n
ueiy 81 sny size, be made ~ the
yet lnenss.s T.ISn only hy J. Quincy G. D. fkEgEy'
pfusrees tssss d. Ram part Psrs $40 Broadway u
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fA6vertisemcnt.
mFMENDOUS

TREMENDoUs EXCITEMENT.-Selling Oh the
ID, .lsek Of Fsn and Winter Day ooops at NJ Bo-
80 30 SO Grand ST. Orchard Greater Bargains
-. .v,r will be offered Ia silks, shaws, heitno
49,, Ladies Cloths SILK Velvets French 1efinos fsranst
~ M, Lame Alpaccas, Linen Goods. flanneh slankse
- Ladies wishing TO avoid the great rush OF the 'etnooh'
- 40 well to call In the early part Of the DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

The DEATH OF JoCKO.-This laughaDle pan.
toine produced at PERHAMs Last night, and we Pfooic
for ticrs IL has been so up at immense expense NO
In style Characteristic of all AZ TINS MUSE ~
strey sspifoept and the tricks elective T., ..f.nt
1hs resl Of the programme for THis eVkNiN" " eNN
NJ varied, introducing the whole siar troupe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28
VILLA MSB URHH ITEMS

The examination Of the Public Schools was
mere-d y.teroay The male department Of School No
txsnnsd yst.rosy afternoon and evening che
the female department will t-te place Wednesday
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fAdYeriisementl

AyIsITING CARD PLATE, beautifully engraved,
a sny cards for 81 25--gest reduction wGoDHs CARDS
n silver DooR PLATES at very low pnces s. T. CLARK,
hsTayer end Printer No. $50 BrOadssy in the Chinese
s1ldDgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

Gas! GAS GAS FIXTURES OF new designs anu
vol sphp viii be- found ct the ss.
s,,Ips depot o. ACHE WAssER Co, No. $40 orysaNsy
sto. portable Gas Apparatus fof sSuS'fy ies'''~'
churches, on fsetories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

CAUTIos.-A person calling herself Armstrong has,
hear from several quarters been soliciting aid
Fpssnd, srd using ny have given her such
thotJ hare believe abe hiss
soiLg. b. c. CUTLER.
Broehvn. Nov n. 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

BsumanD, the German Who was found in the dock
foot OF 5ouh secobdt Sunday states that he met az
other German ara 10 tskns Of fisnd from his
poeLt roll Of bills Is i dropped The German seized
The money attempted TO MAKE wsy win hia y posIns
him eh OF the coek
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RIRsT DIsTRIT ccURT-aondsy, Nov. ~ Is5f-Beors
Judge GBEIR

There were one hundred cases for violating Cor.
yor.ton Ordinances 10 szelEbeTirs e. sixty o.
uhsh tisd AID adsasnt rendered az nst he dsui
ans N various s. Us from IS SIS There .so
fE IKE ofsrses down for t y ay for 23th ins'
u them being AsaIst the Stewards rfners and
,s.lns H0Ie Co. goeei each % receive penalty q .Oo
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TAdveriisement

WIGS A,D TOIIIEES-A Silver MedaI aWHrueu
NIDEvRsT A HEARp No n Msldsniane for me ess'
Es and Toupees exhibited at the New iots ssass SUI
htk and ffobt BIsids, Curl, &c Copy tne Ha'tos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28

A CRAsB.-Yesterday morning the rear Of a small
bIiei BUILDING PstoDst opposite the City Hail. used
eosloce osved by the d quantity Of
coal itch had besped outsde bsh Of about 80
feet Three 10 the building at tho time but they
escaped without injury.