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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
Cleared,


Steamship NewYork Wright, NOlleans C Morgan
Ships H kneeland Andrews Glasgow, Geo Min; n
Bidde, Truman, Durham S Dimon; Celia, Mather, Mo-
bile, do.
Briggs Robert Cook w Coast of Africa, Gilmore smull
& Co; Cordelia Hatch. w Indies, H Southmayd Son;
Kentucky, South America and market, E Fielder; (BD
Mercator. Dawson, Windsor, Thos Winrieu; America,
Wade, st Martha and market; Anaconda Hutchinson,
Barbados and market, w Lewis; WIN Nelson Robin
son. Por, Prince, Shielding Ferris; Diligence Car5oz,
San Juan and Nicaragua.
Schrs Richmond, Chester Richmond, Va Allen s. Pax
son; Thaddeus, Drsco Richmond Z Powell; Mary
Emir. West, Mobile, Taylor Merrell.
Sloop Fish, Forsyth Apalachicola.
Arrived.
Ship Adelaide Adams y ds from Havana, sugar. segrs
aud tobacco Spatiod, Teston Co.. Oct 6, lat 29t
Ion 79 spoke Fl bark Hayanez FIN Nat,nzas for Bordeaux
having the 30th September hurricane, been dsmas
edggd jury mast and intended to putt Charleston for
Capt reported that the day before he
other vessels disnased Left ship Norma Barton, loading
for NYork ship Vogo, for Boston do bark Juno Bos
ton, anc; brig George W Knight, for do, DO.
Ship Neyr, Bovine, from Antwerp Sept l. in ballast
Hicks Co Oct lat Al 81 Ion 80 spoke Br bark Dou
lon IL 49, brrk Verona SO ds I'm Newcastle FOR Boston
Oct Is lat AZ IS lou IS 10, bark Louisa, from Cadiz for
Boston.
Ship Ohio Putnam, I'm Liverpool Aug IS, mdzc and pas.
ssugers TO L Thurslow & Son.
Ship Rappabauuock, Drunmond, from Liverpool Aug a.
mdze and passengers 10 order
Brig New Jersey Brown, ds from Savannah and
rice 10 r Nj Deml
Brig SUI AIipee, days from Bremen in ballast, to
Motz Pol!itz.
Br brig edward Whiting skaing IL days from Windsor
Ms plaster, TO master.
scbr Friend Lowell, 3 days from Boston, mdze, to
Atkins.
schr Oscar, Baker, days from Boston, mdze, to W
Lewis.
scbr Elias H HeJrick. 8 days from Boston, mdze. to
master.
schr Easter Eliza Rice days from Passport a,hs to
schr Anu Smith, Mills, ds I'm Richmond. flour and to-
bacco Allen Psson. Sailed in CO with schF Wey-
mouth, for n j.
Br scbr Flora Holden, 10 ds from Hafs, fish 10 Nc
Evers.
schr Parveyo, Tungey ds I'm Lubec, plaster to Brett
s Vosc.
schr Oscar, Baker Boston, mdse.
Below.
ship and brig. Wind WsW.
Sailed.
Ships United STATES, Brton Liverpool; Celia, Thatcher
Mobile.
Bark Rapid, Ward Havana.
Brig walco,s, Gardner Havana (Bf sPy Honduras aud
market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

J,AIR AT NIBLO'S-Heads of families visiting
Z the Fair will do we'll to examine ARSoLDs WASHING
Mcutsr II is the only Machine invented which car
res out the ug Mill principle that can be worked By hand
power Il can be recommended for its simplicity and Us econ
amy Of r1me and labor. oh ST."
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HoUsEKEEPERs ATTEND.
JUST PUBLISHED,
EiLIs'5
HOUSE EPING MADE e \.

Or COMPLETE INSTRUCTORS
In all branches of Cookery Domestic Economy containing
lies .,''' PRICE Twenty FIVE CENTS
Revised and adapted 10 the wants the dies OF the nea
States, BY AN AMERI-AN LADY.
This viii be found the complete accurate aad com
prelensve manual cookery and household economy ever
published tembraces all the recent impro velenS IL
the art adapted the important changes introduced
within few years in CONSEQUENCE OF hs in is
aud other ernuentschoars. Ia medical and y.enic point
Of view this work therefore all important TO every house
keeper who desires the well beas Of her family.
The additions ty the American Editor such ADAPT
perfectly tn of people and much move ilior
regard cookery and the OF house
hold VIII BE- found in the work! Its ceapness viii commend
it 10 every one.
For sale all the depcs cheap publications, and by the
publishers, BURGESS < STRlNGER,
oi Corner Of Broadway and streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
THE BROTHER JONATHAN
OF SATURDAY Oct. II, will the second OF the
ns"' series Of Letters Of
J0N NATHAN SLICK.
LEE IN NEW YORK

Jonathan visits tie handsome girl-deseribes gambling
house bsfoe put eht5-visits the Ladies boudoiI-
describes the furniture dress and conversation of the ady-5
interrupted his ard leaves with to es'
cert M;ssSnccrs to Signora CsseIans Concert.
CONTENTS.
Ruth Elder by John Nea-a Seunter IN the Norh-West,
By z. Don1d McLecd-kfepis 1t Up BY Lyman Blanchard
-Ougna Poetry.
EDITORIALs-God Save the Kns and God Help the
People-The Learned Blacksmth-More Chuzzlewlt-Nsrn-
bin; Thoughts the Dramatic Militia SYstem-Ns"
York Erie Raroad-Local News, and General Summary
Ertract5-the Drama and 'aety
Of Interesting Miscellaneous matter.
s. year in adyance-srse copies ST cents.
obj EDW'D STEPHENS, Publisher, l62 Nassau 81
IINPARAII ED NEMAND.
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Nj: G. &. SEBaiHG, Scw-York:
Sil-t is due you and may be Of service the PUBLIC TO
say that hive time past been using your Ant-Dys
eptc and Restorative Cordial in my family with the most
beneficial results My wife who has suffered from various
dspep,ic symptoms wasting strength and appetite has
found great advantage from use and asCiibeS It's amra-
bic bacng effects very decided general mpos in her
health and spirits know whether this testimony will
serve YOU but il due YOU that should offer II.
Very resnecil'ulIy &C. w G.. SIMS
10 Sold at No Muray-stree n. y. 81 per b tile OBJ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, OCT Ia, l643.
IMMATURE ALMANAC-TBIs DAY.
The San. The Moon. Full Sea-
Rises. II Sets.5 II Rises even g % Morning. II 81
Latest Dates
London. September % Havre. September II
Liverpool. September % New-Oreans Oct i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

THE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
chants and Miluest cali and examine his stock Of Nil
nerv Goods No GS Beavers tree: tone door from Pearl
,tes below W.lls.,tesl He has taken
pains selecting his goods have them AZ the most asho1a
biz and desirable styles aud VERY CHEAP He believes
his assortment TO be the best selected Of sy IN The city and
he buys sells cash they help beng Cheapest
The reputation he already has o selling Millinery GVods
chearer than can be elsewhere he be
ducemen Tor persons call before purchasing He attends
the auction sales daily avail himself of the bargains th,;
may offer, and in give them 20 his custom-ry
l.. Nj. STEVENS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
New.Yoyk, September 10 si3 oi2 I'm,

C7HTNA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-WARE.-
" NEW GOODS At Low PRlCES.-'rhe subscriber
would call attention to his extensive assortment Of new and
aud Dining Ware; Tea Sets extra IN finish and quality Cut
and Plain Glass &c. SC. Goods Sold for cash Only
Of pw.odtsi II Ca,harius,st., near Chatham Square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

srBR1vc's CoRDi,-The success and popularity Of this
tonic medicine cure for Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections
s sru Testimonials to this fleet We understand,
pouring upon the proprietor from all quarters OF cislac.
the most recent the following from w g. SIMS Esq, author
of Atlanta, and other popular work. The recommends
that he may find relief from such diseases this Cordial has
proved specific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

STEAM REFINED CANDY.
D L. L A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
III. OF Chambe.sstreet, constantly manufacturing by
steam and have on hand large assortment Of Candy
Of snP-,lo quality suitable for the souier m,Tsrt
climate harder and dryer than any made from raw So
gar. OF Inns
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Ii FROCkS, CLOAKS. &c-Extra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Oyer Coats, Winter F.oeks Sacks &c Also, extra
and medium ty Cloth Clcsks fo1 sale at 2ai Broadway,
ol3 isti ~ WI. T. JENNINGS * co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

A MEXICAN REPUBLICANS The Amerl-
n Republicans Of this city requested al the
Eighth, Ninth and Fifteenth Wards Tuesday evening the
Eleventh Ward meeting The Eighth Ward will assemble
1t the American House the Of Spring end Laurence
streets the Ninth Ward the old Watch House. the
of Hudson and Christopher Streets tho Fifteenth Ward at
the American Star House corner of Barrow and McDomgai
streets. One OF the best bands of music IN. city will he
engaged for the OCCASION and all Americans DESTROYS 81 the
honor of walking American Procession invited TO AT
tend. B order Of the Committee.
oil T.. L. +. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

PLANT STANDs-PLANT STANDS g,
nF ALL PAT1ERNS-Wire Plant STANDS =. iS Sr
" Windows square hal, efels al us s1 2sseeawe
oi2 3tis JOHN JAalI20.S. q: - In
no0Nf no ut furnished or unfinished, IL
Renrs :, No a27 Broadway. References eaehsnss'
old lHia@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

A CARD.-The proprietor OF the = AIhamfa,
n broadway below Prince) while lodging with
rrali,uae the liberal patronage bestowed upon his establish
nent the past summer blythe fashionable public, beg leave
sibe still during the winter season With INA
sdie saloon extending from front to rear Of the building
and furnished in the most elesnt and costly masaer VIII
n addition every description Of Confectionery he intends
Oyster; Sandwiches Coffee Chocolate and GI
The lower Saloon viii be kept for Gentlemen only alter m
manner of Woods & Parknsons Philadelphia. co,asc
Having procured great expense some Of TIE oesI So ;
,oners in this country he also prepared to supply I
Dams !" .o"i"ss' w. ~ uo '' oil lwis~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

w take an interest in profitable office business worth
$500 per annum S3oc in cash will purchase interest. Ap
ply NJ IS Liberty street, front room. 81 stt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

A MEXICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL
AFAIR-corn.r Of Broadway and Ann street L 2 Bar.
pS 5i soys aSlHsf; '' 1876 NOVELTY AND SFlzS
Grand Ezra Performances.
M.4GNIfTcENT COLORED ILLUNIf.47ION.
OF 1000 Lights Of Glass
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF
THE GREAT CS0TON CELEBRATION .
In cor7m.1ncraoo Of thu, tug useful and Hercusaa
deftaSiIg, the!c VIII be
FOUR SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
oa Ise ' md Il i sf5ssk 4 w. aae 's S'',
ST. f.. lblS H. NJ 9s I'D ID be ssss
wi" be The fEsds sfiES e bHi'Mitov Is s.. ip
ccsrsAeRs sfrT5sSS 81 81 MOSCOW.
Also will be seen S asT p Th THG Isl 5aa f'sHs
the ms remarkable human being ha' ever delighted the
The whole exterior Of the Museum will this occasion,
''>y( 4 sCESE OF GORGEOUS sPLENDoR
unprecedented Amerca Tie sp.ciou. fronts of he build
ing nearly one thousand light, Of glass each OF
winch VIII nc SosFf shE tFi cGEoks
Inc whole i05 GWEc1S sTfs uNi s aafftoSSS
Far SURPRISING thing Of the snd attempted n iel
p'''fSl f SaId TR a%S
nssesi1 9 h s 4y1 been IN ae,Es Tor tie
An extra Band of Music is engaged Drivers of carriage,
Tie building viii BE- illuminated from o'clock until . ii
the weather should prove stormy the illumination will net
Admission the whole IS cents-chdren under years
DEALE'S NEW-YoRK MUSEUM, AND AL
ANSiVERsARY OF THE cRoT6S WATER il.
All 1H 5Is;s 4 g. SEhr as ss. : NJ
cHIE TEN w tHIBRRl6RNA l lSBI aaTAws:
will b. seen throughout the whole day and evening. AM az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

COAL SCUTTLES, COAL SCUTTLES.
A LARGE assortment of Coal Scuttles, Cinder
n Sers, shoyes, Sheet Iron Ash Barrels. &c 1854
Greenwich St, for sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

~ mr.. FeIiy GOuraud's POUdFe Subtle,
viii eonpleteIy and permanently eradicate supeuou human
hair from females upper lips the hair coaceain broad and
supertiuons hair the senun az the original
Office 81 Walker.,reet, one door Tom Bfoaaway'
saidslaas A,bs9r MyetT r New
Mk-s,ieet Boston GRAY Poushkeepsie Green. Worces-
ter Carleton, Lowell !; c. Dyer, Jr., Providence
Can be tested before buying proof positive tns ana
no mistake. $50 LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

THE.
Recently discovered in Orange County. and for the r,
ne exhibited in y. York Ihs bones of this MAMMOTH
which ri and died blo. the Flood in perfect pIesss,a
ton and this Is the ONLY perfect skull before dScoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

5KTANTED-A situation bya youns woman as
w chambemaid nurse or housework in a small family
Best Of City reference Apply al Us Eleventh st. ot2
YkjANTED-At $50 Nassau street, | man to 60
W South, clerks, 3agens partners, seamstresses,
girls hovS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
WOOLENS! WOOLENS!! WOOLENS.!
JOHN DAvOL at his CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
No. so Maiden Lane,

WOULD respectfully invite the attention OF pur-
chaers well selected assortment Of " ooen Good,
,apd 10 the winter trade Pant Of super
black brown green French Boadclo,hs; wool black II"
dgo blue invisible green woaded brown Oxford mkt and
common, middlinS, fine and superfne. -
Bollry ct Fills supeine black Doeskin and single
med Cassme;es beautiful article manutacu for
rcnemens panaoos warranted change their color
or loose their lustre.
super col black London Csssmers fancy, plain, PLAID
and mkt Cassme,es and Doesks all Woods and Sa,ines
Vestngs together it'll variety of Tailos trimmings.
Buttons Bindings Sc which will b. Offered at the loves
80 bc The piec, or yard at DAVOLS 10th Store.
' * om;s No 80 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

The Invisible Wig so closely resembles Tie
real head Of hair that scercS and c9nnoissurs have PRO
day The advantage Of this novel and unique Wig its
being made without sewing which causes Is
and natural appearance Gcfy detection is texture
being beautiful! porous aud free that IN all cases of
other Wigs ntelyavoded The scerc and connosseur
alike invited to inspect this novel and beautiful Wig AMI the
peculiar method of fitting the head the manufacturer \.
e Barry li6 Broadway, o! Liberty street upstairs,
lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

pOARD.--A Gentleman aud Lady, and two or
~ three single gentlemen have board for the inter with
good rooms at 62 Widest. oil 3tisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
The managers OF the Colored Orphan

Association the attendance Of the bener oient put
lie Second DIy MondaT the 10th ms Pst at Their new
vor 2d street The house VIII be for exhibition
IL O'Clock At O'Clock addresses be expected and
the children Will rehearse of their exercises
The for I'D leave the City Hall h 30m; Oh
IOm Oh l5u.: and A. lOm oil ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

Steamship NewYork. Wright, NOleans, Morgan.
3idde, Truman, Durham Dmon; Celia, Mather, Mo-
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD

wv I'D De given 70 any OIt furnishing Ute uIutr-
signed with information which will lead to the detection
of the person persons who burgarou.y entered his office
the night of the 18th and stole heeirQm with other
cl3s, va uabe eight keyed, vory:jonted FL scatter
liar character. IT. JOHN TOBlTT, Spruce-st, \. Y
A NIMAL MAGNETISNI-NIiss MARY MAT
II TOCKS, the Blind Orphan whose clairvoyance
magnetic subject has been established by pub
lie experiments at the New Eolk Museum devoting
her peculiar faculties under the direction Of experienced
masnezer "a pupil of the celebrated Deeze 70 the exama
respectable persons i'll this and other cities OF the Unlon -
calculated to convince the most sceptica
Physicians as we'll as the public in general ale respectfully
invited call her residence No Blocker street three
doors from the Bowery, North side OH lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

METALLIC PENS.-T'o those who shall make
1FIchoce of pens manufacture for the first time It
enabling the purchaser select that pen WHICH best
suits his her hand than Justice 10 the manut ,c
cson based upon lie pen the KIDD perhaps, the
very opposite ell t properties 10 that which should have
been selected L. w kIGHI SCO.
Sold BY Statones generally and the Trade supplied by our
Agents j C Barnet Co. l67 Broadway, between Court
landt and Liberty. ola 3us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

HANGING AND WALTZlNG ACADEMY at
on Hall 4 BoMs icko SaE 6I ts sSoss sI 70
viii commence on Tuesday October 10TH I3 Days OF u-
Tuesdays and Fdsys from N, % M tor La'
B@Ilr G. will form class for young Ladies ffom6 tll
for those that attend from nil s. Terms reasonable
II orH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

~ Special Orders for English RoGks.-
Literary and Professional gentleman requiring any particular
works not 10 be found this country have their orders
forwarded by Steamship and OF the received IN
six weeks commission of 10 per cent only charged on the
of importation D. APPLE OE 4 ";
Importers and Publishers Is Little Britain London, and 200
Broadway, =. Y. ol2 5tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

ITO LAWYERS-LAW BOOkS.--The sub
4 scllber, having been the employment of H.lsted y
VOORHEES, FOR years past, has commenced the Law
Book Selling his account, and respectfully INFORMS
the Members of the Bar and Students Law, wishing
purchase that it will be much to their advantage give him
call he intends sell very reduced prlces-23 Nassau
street, one door south of Cedar.stree NewYork.
ol2s,. j +. HALSTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

| NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
" Renovated and Repaired on reasonable. and with
despatch II. LEVETT, 6 John st, near Broadway. ,
CAST OFF CT OTHlNG taken III payment or purchased
ccrc,sh s25 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

DOGERS'S GYMNASIUM, Nos Is, II and IS
II Canal splendid sstsbsms"t is pG S M
The benefit deriyed from the Of Gymnac exercises
BY who's; epoyfa's are sedsna5y are s, be
rsnsab. 10 those whose emploympu studies oblge them
TO sit or stand in STOPPING position, thereby Gsasng pm
in the chest round shoulders and sometimes weakness me
Bookkeepers and students, also parents and guardians OF
nasium which will be found the most complete in the
country.
tent Professor liberal terms.
Shower Baths subscribers Oh lwls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

rJ- UniversaItsm.-The Church OF the Fourth Uni.
vc15alist Society Elizabhsteet (near Wak-) IS open
The usual hous Special Lectures chifl cogtsp-
ject for tomorrow evening" Salvation of Belief and Damaa
ton of Untelie: TExT Mark xvi 10" He that beeveh
and is baptized shall be saved but he that belleveth not
ALL hs damned IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14
WILD BOY OF TIE WOODS;

A POLIO CONCERT SALOON, BROADWAY
a The HUTCHINSON FAMIL Y respectfully anG7 TIM,
their first VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT at the Apollo
saloon on WEDNESDAY EvENlNG, October 18th,
to the public variety Of their NEW pieces together with
some Of their iavoT'es.
Tickets Fi!ty Cents each be had Tewitts and At
Wills Music Stores SaYon eSS Book Store, ana at
th> door. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

GOAL! COAL!-At 2l5 West-street corner OF
" franklin and corner Of Fifth and Lew ssreetsThe
Broad Mountair White ard Grey Ash Goals broken egg,
and nut doubly screened and delivered free OF
Refinery % through the Despatch Post
OH i'm. TYLER & NIAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

MEMS BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH
lN lNG-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos. ITO CHAT
HAN1.STREET and 4 BOWERY, will keep sonstaatly
on hand full and complete assortment Of MEMS. BOYS'
made the STYLE, 70 which he would
respectfully invite the attention Of those in want As n baa
VESTlNGs, &c. by every Packet, and has secured the
erces Of Experienced Cutters he pledges himself to give
perfect satisfaction TO all who may purchase.
cnJ ,oitb et,Jcf nuurt,faLitu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

pOARD.-Two or three single gentlemen, or a
AZ gentleman and his wife be accommodated with very
pleasan rooms and board a SIS NWrav-st. oil IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

G1000 REWARD-1he store of the sub
tDlOOOscribeIs was burglarousy entered during Sun
day and Sunday night, September g. and WATCH Ola
MONDS JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE, 10 a large
will be gwen, proporionate amount for any part OIL
oil st. h. s. s. S. rockwell L, Astor House.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-19
EXCESSIVE HEAT.

The mail Of yesterday morning, (lStb July,)
brings the following explanations Of the failures
Of the mail on the road where stages are en-
ployed in the transportation Of the mail on the
great line between the termination of the rail-
road at Madison, in Georgia, and Montgomery.
Alabama, where il reaches, or 10 brought by
steamboat conveyance.
"AuousrA, July l4ib, ls@3.
Sra: The mail on route 1894 failed to arrive at
Madison the 18th instant 10 time to connect with
the railroad ca,in consequence Of the extreme heat
Of the day Seven Of the horses upon the line gave
out entirely, being completely exhaustcd-two Of
them dying before taking them from the harness.
There were but few1Passengers in the coach. Every
exerton was made 10 save the connection Of the mail
but without effect.
Respectfully, yours,
WIN. FULLER.
J. g. SxrSsra, Esq,
-A~-;sf~,f possuuusS<r Cp~>x~i~
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-19

Mr.. .7iist.ns Death and Faneral-A letter from
Cambridge, Massachusetts, which has Just been put
into our hands, says:
at may interest you 10 know the manner Of Mr..
Allston's death. lie just retiring TO rest having
passed the evening with some Of his female friends
when he complained that he felt pain in his breast
One Of the ladies recommended a mustard plaster,
and he went down into his study. Presently Mrs
Alls'on entered the where he was and fund him
lIfcless. Al first they believed him be in ht and
sent for physician, who instantly discovered that he
was dead. hus extinguished not decayed,' he was
spared the pain and WEAKNESS Of consuming disease
The cause Of his death ascertaned to be the oss
hcation Of one Of the great arteries Of the heart
"On Monday evening he was buried by torch-light
in the church yard, near where am writing. The
funeral So rmon performed by DR. vinion an Fps-
coral cergym at the grave and the lid OF the coffin
opened so that he seen by many All who attepd-
ed the funeral were such held him in the highest
respect. friend who present says he never saw
more touching sight. There he lay in the white
robe OF the tomb, his venerable white hair resting on
his temples, his features pei her disturbed nor in any
way altered excep, that expression Of entire re-
pose, and as were Of divine submission had taken
place Of his former animation. IL was something
between life and DEATH, said another friend to me- "a
holy tranquility, but significant Of the sublime spirit
which had LEFT its character upon all that was mortal
Of ITS HUMANITY