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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
NEstriiets.

ASHES-The sales OF Pots about IS bis al 40 We
hear of no Pearls selling, but they be had ~ The
asking price is 5,s7i
COTToN.-The effect OF The news per Caledonia has
been sn advance of about per pound On all grades
The sales been very large but shippers have come
into market 10 some extent.
FLoUR-The advices from tie other side IN regard 10
Corn markets give hope that Bread stus viii be ship
ped roG, this country 10 profit until the markets here
are much lower than Z letter from commercial
house n Liverpool thai than ls. o could
be calculated on which woud require our 10 cost less than
here The tor Genesee to-day IS sS7 Al
which considerable sales made. sale OF 7eo to s0o
b,rres Ohio :or Brazil was made from i5 for eornpontn
So co for extra brands Troy $i,sl The supply OF ach
gan is very lishi. TIE quantity -four aear net very
large and consists principally of Genesee- In Southern
there is less doiag than for days past New George
,ows and Brandywne $500 5,l2s Old 90. 55zt Small
sales Jersey Meal $500 Meal still scarce. Rye fou
was offered al SS,2a.
GRAIN-Tbe narke, was rather quiet. A snail parce
400 bushels Illinois Whoa, sold eoc- for milling. cors
no, in quite as brisk demand We hear OF sales jersey
and Northern are held src Southern SIC Sales 2co
bushels Rye for ding at SOC. oats without change
Canal 81 a sc. River g 80. New arc scarce.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
DIED: /:

On Friday evening, I'd inst. John 6urts of a. T. and
Eliza Hobby aged 81 months
On 81 inst, aera lingering illness, Mr. Alexander Walker,
III TIE 18th year OF his age.
On the Isl inst Corneia W., wife of Charles r Smith,
ESQ., in the 29th year Of her
On the % inst Mary Jane Ellison eldest daughter OF the
late Tho Ellison Esq, and relic of Thomas J. Delaney,
E-q.
On Friday Sept.2, Martin Van Buren, youngest OF
Egbert g. and Cairne Sweet aged months and Is days.
IA Ogdensburgh August 23, Mrs Mary Brown, wife OF
Hoa. A c. Brown, in the SD year OF her
In Mobile the 9Th Aug., BeniaR!n Townsend Frank
liu, aged 32 years, late Abraham Franklin,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
Pnaaeuvers arrjyct.

PaaaeN.cTs ATrivcd
In the steamship Caledonia from Lyrrpcol for halia1
Hon RlaGd ard ady Aimoo Mrs Anderson, A!eIan-
De. Frazer, Dwyer, 4 Pow, Halls Wn Solomons, Hon
D Day-l0
For Boston-Mr Watt, airs Dempsey Miss Dempsey. Ba-
rones aLenquvil Miss Grant, 5irs S.edu.an, Mss
Stcdman. Jno Parker and lady, John Dempsy Fox, J
Moss and Lady. liiam EH>tou A Barley, Tuckermsn,
w Andrews, 4 AiuIaford, Lorisg Chaiia J Atkins
and lady, Homer and lady Wolfe Wolfe, I Thornley,,
wm Thornley,, Pierce. Cragnoh, Thcc,as. BoyKen,
aracey- rrvia Dr. Rolph, Shepherd, Meyer A6-
bottom, No,es, Roeger Jr Mu!er Treiouese. Williams,
Emerson. Boardman Bratsch Brnce. Rose, Hen Geo se
Cook, LID, Walter Cog aehoun Chadwick Fowlds, Lc-
land, eootl, Wiiliom Soss Ste5ie Garden g Il Pren-
@ Kennedy, Binder, Two Children and servant. Binder,
hciver.
From Halifax for Boston-Rev r S Mott and son. F.
Steduan, Atkins, Smith. Anderson Rev A Crawicy, T
Lwnng, Hon Rohe and lady, Harriet Black, Wiz
Llama
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
MARRIED.:

On the I'd September, by Rev. William VI. Slwell, AT
l2 Christie street Captain William Porter 10 Miss Catha
rine TalmoH OF this city.
A, Anbura, Sept /, by lhe Rev. G. W montgomery Mr..
Eenry Pomesy Miss Ellen Andrews, all OF Auburn.
Al Utica, The 3lst nit by The Rev Dr. Proal, James VI
Weed OF New York 10 Rachel b., daughter of r. Snyder,
Of The termer place.
AT Nc. 9, Canandagua, Saturday, Augus27, by the
Rev g. OSBORNE, Rev Horace Harris, OF No. 8, TO Miss
Charlotte 4. Salisbury, OF the same place
Same village, the Seth u Dir. William 3. Peck Of But
ao 10 Miss Laura E. Bems ghter of NJ James D. Be-
mis-, that village.
Al Pincknty Mo-, august 18th, Rev Hiram Chamberln,
of ST. Charles Miss Anna Adea Grwod, late of Hart
ford, Conn.
In the city of Caracas The 24ih Adophus Wolfe,
ESD, President OF the National Bank CT Venezuela, Miss
Emily Cemenna, eldest daughter OF Benamn Renshaw,
Esq U. S. Consul for Laguayra.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
wings to your Posts. The Battle Begun
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

n THE EXTRA NEW WORLD, containing an ori-
gna Life of HARRY WEST" prepared under the
authority of the Whig Committees of New York, and in
tended for circulation in every hamlet the Unon will be
PUBLISHED ON MONDAY, SEPT. 5,
and for sale The Office No so street, by the single
copy, price Ct cents, s. per hundred. It's embe
lished witli
a FULL LENGTH LIKENESS,
handsomely engraved from Franquinet. celebrated pic
ture representing HENRY CLAY seated in his studio Ash
land u Orders from Committees and Clay Clubs, Ten
closing cas are requested to be forwarded Immediately
Address, J. WINCHESTER, so Ann st., NY.
monthly Journal OF I.umaef. VII and :rnn,cni--rI,e1
llshet with Two fine steel plate engravngS and several U
and spirited engravrgs wood illustrative Of the
letter press 48 pages So per annun 25 ceats single
copy
The above work also contains puzzle for the solution
which, premium ot ten dollar, will be paid by the Pub
iislier. CONTENTS or TIE SEPT. NC.
'The Exhlarao- joke engravngs.
Bridal SoleEinity-a Dutch Gem.
Editors Endget-various and humorous reading.
Hell Gate-Ilu>;rsed
The Fair lncpndary.
How ge. Office
Every Jog has hisday.
Pleasure Excursion to Columbia River.
Who can she be be'-llCstraed.
Gross Reading. Sarah. Made.
ReEudistipn Futurty.
Fashions for the month.
APuzzle-a premium OF $40 will be given icr its solu-
ton.
Letters should BE- addressed to THOs. w. DOUGLASS,
l56 FuloI-strcet postage PAID.
Agents wanted for every town in the U. States 3 st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

= The 1sissec Ravens will resume their SCHOOL.
10. {orse LADIES' Monday. September l2h at le
Place
They have secured the aid Of French lady, of high ca
racer and aiteinmests wIa viii reside in the anily.-
Boa.rne scholars, especially will therefore e1jo every
facy Tor The acquisition OF practical knowledge
of the French language.
Parents and guardians derous OF ascsrainng tbs cha
racier OF their school, will be cred, application, any
Of their present or former patrons. s. lwise
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
auls islt

u Nyaeson's Silk EEats, oEiy So so. is re
commended the Puolic, only is economy but
possessing all the elegance OF contour OF the coly
combining utility with beauty. This article cannot fail TO
recommend itself,o the connossrur well economist.
WATSON, 15i Chahan-Street. and l60 Bowery.
B-Cassimere Hats S. 81, Of the finest quality Bea-
yer Hats 81 ~ OF The finest quality.
Fall Fashion Ready. auSl lstt
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Rankrup.s-sen, 6

,,,.n AsAHkruptss-SepL
William Nunns, piano forte MANUFACTURED, n. 7. Oct !.
Russell Clover, .hipmaster, n. Y. Oct g.
Stephen w. West stsyadore, N. Y. Oct !.
asa B. Perkins, tailor and reporter OF fashions, n Z.
Oct. l.
George T. Killam, dry goods dealsr, N. 7. Oct i.
En"srd b. Huntington (taie 6ra, Huntington Coz Oct
Mason 3. Brownag, clerk, NJ Y, Oct, I.
Cbarles M'Wilams Caire Grecne CO. Oct.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
AUCTION SALES.
josiah Richards. Aucuoaeer.
RY BANGS. RICHARDS s. PLATT
Store lss Broadway.


TUESDAY, Aug S6sh, and following days
BookS-The sale es 3ooks win De commenced ca Tues.
ay IN nin, August Seh. as continued daily until all
leading publishers Throughout tie coun,,y
sIkhsoFsrE PlArEs.-rhe catalogue also embraces
many sesaAse sets OF Stereotype Plates with copy rights
supplementary Catalogue viii be issued on The
ing OF sale nSo1es tar which should be received FIVE days
previous IL VIII contain valuable eorsis raent
type Plates OF the Emo e,ii,ion OF Mauysts Novels :
SCOTS isanhoe Saiw-rs LiS Days OF Pompeii; Tom
under the ti,le OF The Frank lin Library rs yols in all
Alsa plates TO The Republic @: Letters vols <,o
edition OF the same ork in ! vols, 4l6 pages each.
lso OF Diamond Bible Plates plates 10 Robin.
Crusoe Browns Concor,ucs, and Crabbes Tales of
the Hal! ,ngethec with several ionts ofType.
Ihe above Plates viii bt sold without reserve hlopday
18th, ST O'clock 2. NJ.
Libera advances made copsignments for aussoa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
HTORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

Ifk NoTlcE.-Whereas, 4. A. samanos, OF - Broad
way York IS making an improper use a! o. hss M
cpes This is therefore, 10 inform the public ihat Mr.
authorized TO sell aoRisoNs Pill. Pills
Nswyork arc Hessr. FIRTH L. HALL, OF Mol Frupk-
lin square from whom alone tie Medciaes can be had gen.
uine. tsSneal ,esofLsoS SO.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road Lsnton,
June 18th, la1z JysG
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
NTE,V DRY GOODS sToRE.-The
NEW GOODs.-seIected from the lat

NEW-YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
l2 Fulton-street, near Broadway.
Stranger, and others arriving city, wishing
plenisl their wardrobe invited call and examine
stock before leaving their orders, making
daily purchases for cash. and offer great inducements
cah customers Our comprises great variety Of
French and English wool black and fancy coiored Cloths
and Casneres, the best quality and latest styles French
eIascs desirable for fancy pants. choice selection Of
French and English Silks for vesngs Also good
OF drsp detes and fancy French arings for
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their establishment shall be equal IN style
and workmanship that of any house IN Tho trade and
grea, reduction from, credit prices.
Fall suits furnished q hourS notice Stic punctuaty
observed in filing orders.
Cash delivery, and no abatement in price.
FL J. C. BOOTH & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
EpAkR'S LIFE PILLS.-It 10 mpossi

bic 10 calculate the many benefits 10 The human
which mus; result from the discovery OF Old PARIS
cpe The ne herbal medicine which is compounded
from It's direction has nthousads o cases. been tried and
proved be the most efficient remedy of the day Nor
confined in It's usefulness the diseases of The poor for
wealthy classes of Great Britain ard various parts Of
The continent Of Europe.
As family medicine is unequaIled, and IS all powerful
in remog wing bilious and other complaints arising from the
arrangement the alnc1tdry ducts and In purifying the
blood Il certain in the OF The delicate
p!nnts incident females grateful the taste. aromatic
he smell, and nj the same time 90 gentle in IFS operation,
yet -!cacious, that female ought TO be without
great boon left them by It's venerable discoyerer, Old
Psrr.
1t has been but short time before the public yet the
propreto have received applications for the
gratifying testimonials OF their good effects in renewing
diseases prevalent al this season OF The year.
To all therefore, who a ced and in bad health,
would say 90 any pf the aforementioned en where
The Genuine PARIS Life Pills way BE had, viz:
Rushtoa hsppsal, druggists ana chemists, 10 Wiiam-
street ll6 Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham ands Co.. druggists and chemists, granite build
ines IT'S Broadway, corner Of Chamber.street.
P Dickic, 4l3 Broadway corner OF L.SpeHaFd street
John g. Dodd druggist, Broadway, corner of Beeckers
A. W. Badesp, BoWery Medicine Sore, $50 Rovery.
Symes, Medicine Store 63 Bowsry, corner OF Waikers
A g. Tfpler coraer Fulton and Watersheds.
Horace Everett druggist S67 Greenwchsreet next othe
corner OF Franklin.
j. j. Coddington, apohecares 27 Hudsons,rect
Of 3pring-street
E. L. Cotton csenis; and apo.ecary 2ss Beeckerstreet
corner OF Jones-strect
J. Eepdoyer, druggist and epothecary 4l Eighth Avenue,
BroskiynWm Armstrong seed, drug and patent medicine
warehou,e, Ia4i Fulton street
And wholesale at the propretor's office.
T. ROBERTS CO.,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
THr EAeLE.-Among the multitude Of plea.an,

THE EAeLE-Among the multitude Of pleasant
occurrences and condolences on Thursday after.
noon, while tho Wing members of Congress wer,
entering the city, one which is worthy of spe-
cal notice A fine gray eagle, Joves own bird, =
came down from his mountain eyrie, and sailed
magni6cently among the assembled host until h
foand it convenient to rest the sole Of his foot
upon the sopmost round of some ships top-gallan-
mast, whence he would utter TO another, scream
ing at times his freedom notes, as if in the fast
nesses of the rocks and il concert with the huzzas
Of the crowd, and the of the artillery. 1t wa.
q fine sisht and glorious omen. The bird Of ILL.,
CITY found the atmosphere congenial when it wa
rcn, with the cries for the principles Of freedom,
AID freedoms nob!est son, Henry Clay.
Phiiadelphia U. S. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

u Charles Watson, EHat-n and Cap NRnu-
ufacturer-Wh hoesae and Retail Warehouse l4S Cnai-
haueet up stairs-Stores ia ChainaHs. and l60 Bow
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

DGentiemen's EaIl EFats.--wARNoCK's
Fail pattern Hats are row offered for sale, comprising the
Hcseskin, Nutria ard Cassiuefe Beaver
PARISIAN STYLE oF HATS.
The attention OF gentlemen is particularly insfied To the
subscribers beautifully fabricated silk Hats later known
Warnocs Moleskin Hats. This arSse, since its IN
Productions has rapidly acquired and successfully maintains
its popularity, produced by the subscriber al
together srpero, TO ans of The kind a has been or
before The public, a.a worthy CT nece possessing all
The Qualities oil superior hat beauty OF finish
Pernaanency of color, and capacity for service
That the molekn Silk Ia, possesses the very elements
stpdi-usy amei II in the production of perec; article,
II needs only be stated that The foundation body IS
Manufactured from the description of Stock and The
plush covering of The finest quality silk than which, it
wili-eadily be aaed there nothing OF the OF
fabric more durable To gentlemen whS have given the
above hats triai. il is remarked that they have been for
years The most popular. almost exclusively the
fashionable Hat Of PGr-this, say the least !, strong
recommendation To such gentlemen as have preference
for French manufacture, remarked that from lie SUBJ
scrbeis observations during recent visit to the French
metropolis be is enabled say that though in one or two
particulars the French excel yet in the MAN, the article
sold by him superior The pattern for the fall and winter
is model OF symKetry and beauty.
FOUR DOLLAR HATS.
The peculiar condition OF the monetary affairs OF the pres
usc demanding OF the of The community the
adoption OF rerenchraent and economy, The subscriber
deems expedient, for the time being deviK,e somewhat
from the system hitherto strictly adhered TO in the conduc-
oa of his business tbat of selling other than the hrst
quality, offers to gentlemen disposed To econolse,
superior hat at the moderate price OF -Four Dollars This
article possesses IN large measure the constituent parts oi
The costly prepared with all lLcir and
Ra finish, and sed 1t small advance upon the cast
They are Hats for The T;ne,"
sep5 2wis wARNOCK, 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

ECONOMY In CLOThING.-Great
~ inducements offered a the price OF Garments al
the establishment 20 Broadway American Hde Strangers
the city will consult their interest in e1aing The assert
goods which aadeup order IN style second
no house in the trade.
aa& is.i WI. 7. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

u Ent: Style of G en ,lcuacE'a Eants.-BiED
Pine Nassau-sireets has ready for lnSpec
and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentencns
Hats September /. 81 F,S,M&W+
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
ID OMAN EYE BALsAM, for Weak

A u and i,iamcd Eyes-This Basam is prescription OF
Of the most celebrated OGuss has been long time In
IS confidently recommended 10 the public the
and Sacresiui salve used for ifammatory
ssases of Tie In where the eyeds cry
mrri naned the ball the eye thicky covered with
blood opereS almost like magic and removes all appear
ot disease afier tive or three applications
r. Dniness NJ Sight caused by fixed attention to minute
sjec,, by iong exposure TO strong light and D the
partial loss OF sight from sickness old age IL
.strer ard should be used by ali who find teir
eye.isht falling w!tIon any apparent disease
This naSan has restored sight in many instances where
almost TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive inf am
nation had existed tor Inflammation and soreyess
caused b., blows contuson, wtunds the by}eI
eyelds very by iba application the Bal.
One trial will convince the most increduous OF It's
-thcacy.
The following evidense OF its superor excellency fca
he ra>or OF the Episcopal Church al Harlem:
HARLEM, July, ls1.
Messrs. D. Sands & Co.-Gents From motives Of hu.
anity am prompted 10 inform you that few applications
your Eye Baisam' have made perfect in
ht omy aged mober Who has sunered under Iasst
ammation Of the Tor twelve or fifteen years
Physicians have given up the case as hopeless account Of
he patients age by the blessing OF Heaven your
edy has verified the adage While there is is there
hope, Yours most gratefully, II. HoYT.
Davis, No n Essexsee has been cured Of infam-
nation the eyeds weak eyes, years duration, by
using only one jar OF the Eye Balsam
Miss Fitzgerald No Market street. had for three
years been luc afflicted with weak and nfa1ed eyes,
thai times she could scarcely 10 read Her eyes have
completely restored by this Basam, after all other
means had ailef Yundreds have by its hesling virtues
by excessive Inflammation, ad existed for years Put up
in small jars with full directions for Price 3f cent?.
Prepared and sold, wholsae and RETAIL by dawn SANDS
co, II East Broadway, corner Market NewYork.
and by a. q. Sands Co., 273 Broadway, Cham
hers street ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

n Spencer's Imitation HoiesESin KEat.-
rhis popular article commended the public pecu
Early desirable at the present ne for its economy Fo
egance and durability it compeses successfully with the
most costly Hats worm Price SO 25. SPENCER
sl6u fashionable Halter. No. 245 Broadway.
u EKnrs of the Fall style are NOW reI;dy.
1.-The moce tcr The is Slight modification OF the
prevailing Paris mode.
SPENCER'S Sales ROOM
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
u speneer,s initiation N1oIesIsin Egnt.-

Il Leary 81 Ce. will introduce the fall styles for
Genelnen's Hat, Saturday, September 81. auls ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

II Remember the Removal of tac xSoai
Cnlapkine Oil, Spirits and l.aproved Burner to lie
Fayere Hail. 5S7 Broadway, opposite Nibos, at prices
duced nearly 50 per cent. G. w. McCREDY, Jr
an I'm (21
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

~ Published This Day.-No. S of the LIFE
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. Agents supplied
al ss per leo For sale al the Office OF The Tribune and by
The Publisher lsS 2,l B. SWAIN, IS Bsrelayst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
Read! Read! Read!i

Ntau keau. Rt3u.
From the Editors Of the Ne.p York Methodist ChytsGn Id
yoeats and Journal, dug. 10.
u SEARS BtcGE BicGRAFRY.-Ths is most beautln
work, so lar paper prntng embellishments, and BIND
ing concerned Ii octave volume aad contaius
4s pages of letter press illustrated with OF the most
spirited engravngs we have long time. The
trcn,ispiece. by LOSING represents Doddrdges neither
teaching him Scripture history by DLlc tiles. This
exquisite picture. and waic lie eve may rest with
than Ordinary delight. We have had read
the work. but from the notices gwen OF by of tie
most respectable journals, judge il VIII be well
ceived by tAe religious public. Price, $3.50 SOLD at No
l22 Nassau street, New York aul5 lmiss
II To Nes-EoriI Knvalids.-DR. JOHN THoM-
SON. No SiS Broone street, hrd door from the Bower,
consequence OF the rapid Increase OF bis business has
cured ie able assistance o; his brother DR. CYRUS THOMSON
OF Gettes. Onondaga County Goth o whoa of
rhc founder the Tboueonan paecc wlo has already
arrived this city They a,te themselves that their united
experience OF upwards al 70 years each in the desperate
chronic diseases o the country has been such will
rant their counsel Of the first oaer in the rbosonian prac-
tee Such iuvads hna relief e other practice
will do we'll 10 Try this under lcir direction they
will warrant injury from the oil the medicines, If no
reiiei is gained millions can testify who rejoice in
lis triumphant the most obstinate diseases OF
The country and especially from The destructive OF
Mercury The Kings OF france and Prussia have noticed
their system, OF practice by highly complimentary letters
the French Kings letter accompanied by massive
and valuable medal The letters and the medal may De
seea at the office. 81 arSl Iw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

81 Five Hundred different designs Necklaces,
Bracelets watch Guards Earrings, Breast-PnS, Flow
ers Rigs Wigs, Scalps, &c. Ladies gentlemen hav-
ing hair OF living deceased friend, get il formed by
LARRY into any design The mind conceive, IL such
form will be keepsake invaluable. a c. b., The only
Artist Hair in this Country, LAG Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs. aalo Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

70 The good effects of the Tariff arc already
apparent. Several factories in this city whicl
have long been closed, viii Immediately commence
operations. Among them the Globe Mills, Len
ngs Chemical Works, and Dr. Bergen's Glass
Works. We learn also, that the Lehjgh Company
has been applied to for water power to be applied
10 some new Iron Works These are indeed
cheering signs of the times. May they increase
and multiply [Phl. Nat. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

FATAL REcoNrRE.-On Saturday evening, the
20th ult. difficulty occurred in Hamburg, Georgia
betwee. MIR. Joseph Wood and MIR. Jas. Rooney
in which the latter received wound from pisto
shot, of which he died in a few minutes. Mr.. w
thought himself SO fully justified, that he delivered
himself up TO the legal authorities.
Augusta Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
MARINE JOURNAL.


FORT OF NEw-YORK. SEPTEMBER 5, lsi2.
MINIATURE ALaANAc.-rHIs DAY
rHE SUN rHx NOON ,FutL sri
Rises 5 Sc Sets % Rises { 81 Morn ev 81 Eve -
Latest Dates.
..-........Aug. 19HAvRE ............Aug. II
LIVERPOOL ..........Arg. l9SEwoRLEAss......Aug =
CLEARED oY SATURDAY.
Ships Stephani, (Ham) Flor, Hamburg Schmidt X Bal
chem Georgiana. Benin, Antwerp, Gerdng; bowaitci,
Crowcli, New Orleans, Dunham Y DimOn.
Barks Dutchess Baxter, Marseies, Broom Co; Pan
chi,ai Gray Newburypsrt, w Lewis
Brgs La Grange, Burr, Lisbon Richards; Telegraph
tBrl Levin Liverroo N ). and RarbaGoes Middleton
Co: .arxene iIcCin,ock Apaachico!a, Post Phillips;
S:!irs Dream, Smith, Key West and Taaipa Coy, :"
Pratt; Solomon Roseveit Benjamn, Richmond Cooley
i Co; romn, HnnH do do: Daniel Baker, Adams Bal
Eore; Mlieer Cole, Baltimore, Increase, Warren Pha-
dephia Grard, Stevenson, Saco; Cambridge, Hail,
Boston
Packet ship United States Bron IS days from Liver
pool, with dry goods TO Robert Kermit
Ship TailahasSe, Johnson 80 days from Liverpool, with
nldse, TO Taylor Merrill.
Bremen Bark Atlantic Grave, 45 days from Bremen with
mdse, 10 Meyer Stuckon-lt2 2 passengers.
Brig Michigan, Lewis days from Philadelphia, with
Br brig Leon. Siswell days from Windsor (NS) with
plaster, TO Soule Whitney.
Brig frances Amy, Park l2 days from Havana with
ga-, &c. 10 Geo. l.. Meacham.
Schr w. H. Small, Harrington, 10 days from Key West,
with cotton, &c 10 Robt Maitland.
Schr Boston, Crane days from Lubec, with Pas,er, 10
S:hr Splendid, Brown, from Harrington, Me- with lum-
ber, to master
schr Texan, Clayton from Easport, with at and pas-
Ter, 10 master.
BELOw-l ship and 2 brgs
Her Majesy's frigate warspite anchor the South
West Spit in the Lower Bay, wind bound
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

~ Tle Cheapest Cash Tailor yea !-PETER
V.HUSTED, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
!Caherinestreet continues TO make Clothing to
order in The syle 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city, COED fit warranted,
and hsJeafe, no dhappointmcnts s2sa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
auSi tits

II PARTICULAR NOTICB.-Those persons having
furniture any description dispose OF or who are break.
ing up housekeeping viii 6n ready sale ie any portion
ali their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber Goods 70 any amount purchased.
z. COTTON l. CO.. l97 ChatE um-st.
Al Private Sae2 rstrats Piano Fores that will be sold
very low ie2a II