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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE DOWN THE N RlvEl

New-Tork, Utica and oswego L.ne-BOat .4msnda
Z c Hamilton kegs butter; Reed Sprague 80 scales
Besson & Brewer d kegs butter; Wm Smith do; Hop
pock Co Ia casks e6 b1s cheese bbls beams Jones
SO kgs butter. smithworth csks cheese Wood Grant
s. Co 2 bbls ashes; T Taylor casks cheese; Wal
ssm, go KEGS butter, Lambert s. Wolcott bales goods
Wr Clarke 10 cks cheese; T Griffith So kgs butter; W
Francis "a do; T White 40 do, bbs salt do flour;
Morgan IS cks cheese kegs butter; DAngels
Mason & Sons ll2 do; J J Thomas l07 do, Tophan *
s,ebbins Dbl, ashes, Z T Storms Co cks cheese
Mattison boz leather T White bxs type; Lee, Daer
s. Miller 20 cks cheese, 8 bbls ashes Goodrich
s shes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
The Test.

The Test.
Mr.. GREELEY | cannot but think that the
reliable Wing presses in this quarter of the
country at least may be tested very fairly by
the custom of calling the Loco .Focos, Loco-Fo-
cos OR DEMOCRATS. That party which goes
for ONE Man POWER, andswhich has set it up in
this country, should be called Democratic, is the
greatest absurdity or the most palpabe contra
aiction terms that could be imagined. By
stealing this name they have cheated the coun-
try; and he who awards it them supports the
cheat. The foreigners who come to this country
come for Democracy as opposed to Monarchy
and they are all Democrats of course, we de-
sire them to be; but they are deceived by the
name, and join those who arc not Democrats
Think of the fact, that the number OF citizens
naturalized every four years, all OF whom are
Democrats, is probably not less than the majority
which elected General Harrison. ask, can
sound Wing press consent to let all those go INTO
the ranks of the Loco Focos by such cheat, and
itself support the cheat
Observe the Journal OF Commerce, (the most
dishonest paper in the Union, hold, which has
til lately called the Loco-Focos by the right
name, but no,o calls them Democrats. VIII any
Wing paper call them so after this
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

WHITE, RED or GREY HAIR changed 10 a
w dark brown permanent black BY the Moorish Han
can Eagle 90 Chahamstree n y or lss Fultons Brook
lyn Stateseet, Boston; Ledger Buildings Phadep
207 king-stlset, Charleston, {. OF In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

7 AW CARD-JoHN NJ. DUFFiELD, OF NATCHEz,
ssppI will attend 10 legal business that BE-
hdsd him the Circuit Courts of Adams and The adjacent
counties and in the Superior Courts of hs STATE fayor-
bic professional Louisiana will enable him 10
attend business also in tie Parishes OF that State sar
Narchez. He refers to-
Grant Barton Van hrsdale, Canld"-ii and
Rob. Cochran, agent foF Brown Warnock,
Brothers K Co. Malcolm Z Gaul.
Sam. Cochran, Henry Laverry, . ps1u,v
William Kahn. $40 Jew
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

TRENCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart, pro
-ssor Of French Language begs to inform ms ifsa
now forming classes for beginners at his residence
No. as Duane-stTeer. ;.. or
- ~. i''"'e e o. nI6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
STEAM REFINED CAEDY.

D l. & A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
IL. Of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing oy
steam and have hand large assortment OF Candy
Sc Of superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar wll Keep IN
warm climate harder and dryer than made from raw
MA 2,nia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,
'ldE D,.nn 1x.arr


RESPECTFULLY invite the Public e !, call and
sas ags
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.- which have
greatly reduced prices.
ss nyff1 e s; s stock e hAMps
lplcAey Of nis any that b, fo8ud IN ts' city
G T!s Trade supplied with every description of Lamp
s osers lrceirs srIi for the Cseme Oh Y1 Iap, os s
NUKE FOR COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Hoarse.
- PAU the Beast and BnGs Dc% Of Of Sseaa ts e
fs|s above esses @ b. Ras Bslsmc syrup Of Wks u..
aaq parts R ?sz for si & oi' Sn 1ssa =;
asss, ssn Bsl H f ~ m s9
for this city Orders aud communications addressed 70 The
'H'''fS M Rtst wi TGfRR' at;s19H
o2 I'm. P.oprstors for the u States and the Canada'.
AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
u Use Bosrscas Up[ooting Powder 1t takes every pan
really improves the skin, leaving smooth soft and white
r. r Look .ut Beware Of countefeits Buy only here!
Be- careful T. Sc!d also At statssueet Boston; Ledger
ol7Im
T'HE BEST COUGH CANDY.-It has been
i proved by many of citizens that JONEs's COUGH
plants sold for one shiag package the sign Of the
American Eagle 50 Chaham-stteet We advise our readers
s{ sosoG al
Buildings phadeoha; 2o7 King s'rses Charleston 8, g. C.
EINE TEAS.-R l.. Scrymser, "a Barclay st,
corner of ST. Peters place, would intimate to his friends
and ha public that he has lately received and offers for sass
eatr % Favor His stock CONSISTS Of the following
~ - T! Hysea' 1ea, Eulops souehons
HYson Skin. souehong,
70. Hyson, Pouch0ns
s-Gunpowder, fecco &c -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

pOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can be
~ accommodated with parlor aud Se the second
floor Of house No BIidseseet The Battery; or tso
three gentlemen will find the pleasant rooms Apply
sS an DiS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

INSTR UCTlON-A Gentleman, whose classl-
cal and literary aainments well f hm for the occupahoh
Of nstructug youth would b. glad OF an opopnN % m ga
c,cn, himself as private tutor, as an assistant
BoaIdinc School Conmun,catons may be 'e at the so9H
Store Mr. r. Carter No 6S canasrret addressed 10 H.
Mo lw- = ,--.----
T1RFNCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart, pro
L isssor Of the French Language begs to inform h Trends
that he is forming classes fo1 at his residence
Piiyats lessons given home the residence OF
the pupils. H'o
DOARDING. SCHOOL.-The Mount vernon ion
ID Academy pleasantly situated IN 5Sth street On he Oo
Post Road very the Sd avenue MI and Mrs 1aze pro-
prietors the Institution viii receive limited nqnosi oi
pupils bows or girls from the OF SIX TO ten as noadln
scholars The course OF Study branch
Of useful and polite education me supglo[ s
worthy OF especial consideration Terms $50 per In
advance oSo Il"
Dry J. r MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
N SCEOOL-(coruer linton and Pacific streets Brook
iyn titus School VIII reopen the lst day OF September
Punc,aal attendance OF the pulls requested ,o
.ough embracing the English Classical and
Scientific branches sIet attention pala 10 ts sns Th
rst employed IL the anu t
node of Instruction contnued winch mas So ohs given '
Ths limited number of rnrs will be received into the
pIncipaIs family and receive the care Of parent.
Gircuias stating terms &e be had on Application
VI y Bss Ea5iqii aa al aao
DREMIUM WIRE WINDOW sHADES.-The,
L highest Premium for Window Shades was s.i awaIdtd
By @ @ Ss W Shade Unlike ali lie other Window Shades
admit the 10 the keep insects out ana ne very
ornamental -, chan.
G2ufe, and fitted mahogany frames II Ieuiteu 70 &
easement Office other windows, hall doors, ScreenS 10 V
Persons wishing thess Shades will please leave their 4ta M
at No. IS Factory-stree or send their aoufess rr
Dispatch Post and they will be called upon Sn4 the measures
ns.a,v Wv ~ No. IS Eactory-street
DAY WATEK-20O boxes OF first quality, mads
- b. n Darlington Co., Thomas Regular supplies
Of this article will he received aud ioL sale oy ~
NIL lw- WAl. {. ATWATER, l6 Bnrllng Slip
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agen: and Attorney.
~ connection with his Associates Washington ioT
the prosecution of Claims against the General Government oil
The United Staes.No. a Wall-st. New-York. nl6 II
10 THE LADIES-CHEAP MUFFS AND
FANCY FuRS, Of the best materials and woIkinan
ship, for sale at J. II. MONARQUES,
> nil I'm go Bowery.
SUPEklOR GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
~ together with general OF Family Groceries
md Fruits for sale by GASSNER x OUNp.
El6 l32 Chatham stree.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-Tnat an eiec-
IN of Directors of The Howard Insurance Company io
the Office OF the Company, No. 81 lstIeet commencing
nl3tdeca LEW is PHlLLlfS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO 4o JOf1N-oI IhEE I.
LSLLIOT, BURNAP 81 BABCOCK are con:
e stantly supplied with large and general assortment o
PAPERS suited to all departments of the trade, among
which are the following: Hubbards coored Papers, IN
great variety; Boston Copperplate Papers of superior
quality; Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter tolo
makers Pfss snoaE ppg.ists HardwsIs and Cloth Pa.
Papers, Sc Sc
Paper.maIs supplied with all kinds OF stock aud male
r,als je90H
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

TNSTRUCTlON-A Gentleman, whose classl-
cal and literary attanments well fit hn for the Occupation
&c insructuC youth would b. glad OF opportunity OF en-
ssging himself private tutor or as al assis1 an m
p,,c School Commune may be eir at the BOOK
Of Mr. r. Carter 6s Canastree addressed TO D n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

MANTED--Places by two nice, smart coio,ed
W girls 10. chamber work waiting &c Good civ ~
ftrences. Apply at IS Mercer st. ME Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
Swittsure Line-Boats Niagara and Detroit

StriftS1ire LGHe--b0GtS NiCsdFd ana (etJott'
Dows Guiteau 1876 bb Hour; Churchman, X Go 81 DO;
Conan, * Co SS kegs butter; t H Gibson Co 4Sl
bb,s four; SH Thurston rs do; Benedict & IA do;
stewart & Son y do; w w Chase Co % bbls ashes;
Hess Powers $50 bbs and 81 half bbls hoar Sage
Co 26s bbs flour; G Foslie Co 35 do II Bailey 10y
do A w &W Otis 452 bb. apples, - bbls fourj suy-
dam Reed Co 81 bbs fruit Carpenter 10 0o' Peash
mis-: Herbert Olmstesd 26 bbls apples Leggeti 81
bb flour; Bennett e6 Dbl, cranberries Dows Cary
25s bbls -four Eli Hart Co e75 do; NJ Hoyt Son slo
do R * Hoppock 70 hogs
4lbony and Ne,r York Line Boats Corning and 0he.
ET H Gibson & Co. 400 bbs flour; S Scott, 90 do;
Churchman Co. 3sl do; Dwight Johnson, 80 do y
bb provisions; s. Sage Co 75s bbls iour; WGlsi N
500 do Jas Cobb l. bbs ashes 30 bbs provisions;
Baird 81 do Hopkins Hawley, bb!s ashes, Cowlns,
R Co 4e bbs flour; bbls ashes; 373 casks provisions
NJ. Rogers & Co, bbs ashes Stafford stiliweli Co.
do Chs 4 Jackson, bbls ashes; Steward, j. o.
do Brown - bbls flour; Banks Powell So h3is pro-
visions Benjamin B 20 bbls liquor; Hoffman BAILEY
bbls ashes White S l, do Dows Cary 1851 5Iis Ga
1our; 42 half bbls do; NJ Hoyt Son, 90 bbis do Cns
A. Jackson $50 bbls provisions; Mead Go, 9ois
ashes; Work S Drake , bbls do.
Fish & Co.'S Line-Boats T Weed and Pequot-
$500 bushels rye 1000 do oats 1900 DO corn, 20o0 do ship
stuffs 1900 do fine feed 10 Fish Co
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. Is and 16
Il Doyw,s Buildings Albany y Y.-The undersigned of.
fer thel services 10 the public Agents for purchase sale
and exchange Of Real Estate for the ansactsn OF business
her ecording OF Deeds payment Of obtaining egazed
copies public records for the management Of the property
of nonresident owners and the Of business
nee ted with Real Property generally.
Owners Of Farms and Western Lands will find for their
interest register property they wish dispose OF at this
office.
Property advertised in the Albany al half the usual
charge.
REFERENCES Thomas olcott, Plest. Mech and Farmers
Bank, Philip Phelps Esq Pep Gomp Hon ON Daniel Gsdy'
John {. Bergh IS Merchants Exchange a s. Depeyster,
Sec. Hudson Fire lus. Co., New-York.
s20 3mis A ELLfSON& X CO. Albany. y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
Ttoy Iin.-Boats Indiana {. Pattison.

IT Ketchum Dbl ashes kgs butter sa bbls beans
schermerhoru, March s Co peppermint oii CoIiieS
Haydock Co bales flannel; Murphy kegs ink; Gross
Marsh B casks cheese Is bxs do G. Stanton 6 naf9si s5
seed u cks cheese T schenck Is sacks woolj Al
len do B9cle Dbl seed Bets kSs ;Ghan omt'en a6
cks cheese Wilson Mills 81 csks cheese, kegs butte 2o
bb Ludum Co 56 casks CHEESE ID kegs
Satus s Co Al kgs nails, % bars l25 bundles iron;
Ward l6 bdls do; Cha Carver 10 bbs apples Thorn
81 bbls flour; Tce go bbls apples suydam, Sage Co
662 bbls four Webb 266 do, bbIs seed; Swan
II kegs butter Williams Hawey bbls peaches ObIs
seed: c s Seaman l3 bbs ashes; Wood Grant Co 10
keqs butter s casks cheese % bxs do Douglass bbs
ashes Pope Gan 10 b flour 66 ishi nppstmss pSs
Johnson Sons "a kegs butter, do lard 25 bbls peas
b5 fruit % pork wa5nsy 81 nDls bb ipt nsn1 ana
and seed kegs butter Woodward 30 kgs lard, 10 kgs
butter; Goh 10 bxs glass; v Ayres 80 bbs apples
Cc.n = s,erm.. bbis fruit, II kes= butter; Ne
wins Son 20 bbls seed and gan Hanes bbl, vinegar
bbs apples; w Seaman bbls ashes; Bum ID aplder
80 pkgs fruit II kgs butter Lawrence Trmbe 10 bales
goods
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

A FEW single gentlemen, or gentleman and
his lady obtain SOcd board with pleasant rooms on
reasonable terms, by inqulriuE NJ q John niIu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

GENTEEL BOARDING al Mrs, CERES, No.
~ q Courtand Singls married geasiarsea
be accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
Irosrats Also arlor aad bedroom.
the second floor. furnished T uniuruished. lm*
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
- alhnnu and Canal Line-Boat John adams.

.1!0u71y uIFu '|1l,0' - - NJ e. 49,: . -. r
Mills s. Stafford kegs butter; W Stebbins DO; }
Boyce ls cks cheese l. Miller 10 cks cheese kegs
butter bbls ashes bbls'seed s34 bbls houI Burril 81
cks cheese Work Drake bbls ashes kegs butter 0
cks cheese: Lockwood S:Co bbls ashes; Dow Gui.
ieau bbls ashes Mead Rogers Co 2ksgs butter, bb
ashes; ss White II, ,bxs cheese Akin & Son kegs
butter, E Owen 10 do J q souhwouh 10 bxs cheese;
& J Odell keg butter; Brush IS do T. Z winthrop
50 b,ss goods Corcill bales woo Gilbert 200 bxs
starch, ST. @ bbIs do 20 Sb gum bbls hair powder NJ
Hoy Son l42 bbs flour; Daniels 20 kegs butter; Jas
Cobb % bbls ashes HooIook Nelson Il bales goods
Bancs Melvin IS rolls leather; Churchmau, Co 90
bbls dour suvdam S Co LAG bbls -four; T H Gibson
Co la cks cheese 60 bbl, four Wilson Cobb il5 do
Ladd & Lord % do Stewart Jr Co 4s bbls ashes + II
p & Collins bbls tesswa1 Small Williams s Co IA b6ls
csnberries Dow Cary los bbls pork 10 do high wines
T Eaton Brother 80 bales broom corn; Hess Powers
81 bbs beef; Johnson Son ck> CHEESE; Eathoone
% do. Stafford S Co bbls ashes; Whitman, Benedict
& Co do; Kent, X S Co 8 do; NcG S Walsh lao bbis
bseF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

WANTED-A situation by yousg woman II
an eHcseqt shaTaS'et N sa.asei.aid, Q. nur,e and
seass: sie mas ee thrse yeaF IN her last pise. She
Grand street. ,,s "a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

BOARD IN BOND-STREET-Bo Board, with
~ pleasant rooms, nay be obtained at Sc Bon.sest. Terms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

GOAL, COAL,!-The real genuine Red ASH
CP-ach Orchard not purchased the dock Of second hand
dealers but at the fountain head the mines hee W. get
hs rst ouay OF Coal and VIII be delivered at the following
free Of caace we'll .creened from the yard sworn
weish sndoremsnt on The % back Of ssen @ @ tcRe
ma and Lehigh 81 50. Liverpool. from sAp, 50 31
1o ard 'O' "ash'ns''H '' 1V~' ''' GUERNSEY co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

OARDlNG---UNITED TEMPERANCE
- HOUSE, at 81 Grsenwich street.-The house is large
and the furnished with grates Well calculated
families snCs gentlemen One parlcr the first hooi-
Lodgings ST per week Transient board Shilngs per day
Meals equally loN. Please call and rS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

w AZ EO-A place BY NEE sir with good
,r !, sns @ ef h"usework ehaubewo,k or ,e~,nx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

" Places by two nice girls with eity
or io hou.e~osk Apply al ss Mo,, a 10 Cha
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

4 SINGLE WOMAN wants 10 take IN washing
"A and ironing ouShried by the dozeu by the roa
quarter. Please apply AZ No 27S Sixth nAs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

,ddton 70 former supply has just received new
pattern bropzed M and syersd GI2ndolss and S2e s
liver Tea and Table Spoons, &c Sc offered very low
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

w IN ~ ,ED-A place by very good cook who
~ TWO years IN her last aace Please call a, is Sixth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

Va ANTED.- Capital wanted liz the SILK BUsI-
W MSS. in the way of partner 9i partners, Sy gende
the country lonS acquainted with the busEsss and
owning large establishment Inquire Of the PU3Li,K.
rRs or Of 7. B. WAkEMAN, Esq Secst45y Of the Amer.
institute. OF .. Woodbury. ESQ is Pearl street ~h
whom left written form, the outlines of the propo,d
rauSeu,epts. n0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
1N1 ING.-GEORGE T GREEN, Nos. ITO CHAT
HAM-STREET and BOWERY, vii! keep constantly
on hand full and complete assortment of MEMS BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, OF all descriptions,
made the FASHIONABLE STYLE, to which he would
respectfully invite the attention OF those As ne has
made arrangements 10 receive CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
VESTINGS &c. by every Packet, and has secured the
services Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself give
perfect satisfaction to all who may purchase.
~ B-GdrmentS made TO order az The shortest notice
and ,ih strict p;tnctuGEty sl2 ttlls
DEAOY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c.-Evtra Beaver aud Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter Frocks Sacks, Sc. Also extra
and medium quality Cloth Ccaks, for sale at 23 Broadway
oi3 istf WN T. JENNINGS co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

pOARDlNG.-SlnSle gentlemen, or gentlemen
ID and their wives, be accommodated with pleasant
and board in small family. who're the comforts
home raay De enjoyed. at s. MurIay.sireet. p23wA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

LII KINDS OF FLOUR, at wholesale and
n rpta at the Croton Mills 2i5 Cherry anilY
h,at Fonr; Rye do Prime Southern DO: Pearl aad Homny
Wh-at: Graham Flour, made OF superior Whea-ktp con
sany on hand large uantties 70 sun BAKERS ana Oocrs
and al the lowest market prices 49, ..o
The above articles also put in small bags Of fifty and
tGentye pounds for family and VIII De sold At Uhole
sale prices Kept continually reah on hand by DAILY supply
aIso on hand at rs,ail-Ship Stuff Shorts &C. at the
Mills 2l5 Cherry-seet, doo5 below Rut5sIs Slip
os am HECKER & BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

br a p SANDS& CO. Druggists and Chemists, Granite
buildings 3 Boadysy e Of GhsR,ts f{ No. . Ns% sns
oS Enton street. David Sands Co., No. II East Broadway
corner arke, and by Druggists gepetaiy through
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
~ The subscriber now opening AT No 2ilf Broadway
Branch Of his Establishment and would M Ispesu dG hys h
the subscriber obtained the first premium at the late ar
RI. American Institute; and challenge competition iGf
durability or beauty of finish. All Shoes sold warranted
good supply Of Macintosh Goats, Capes, Le-Pesefvers
&c. sc. ,:.l, .L,.;I .
Silver Medal the late Fair IS for sale only al THIS fs-b
shmenr The Public invited 10 call and examine IT,
more extended notice will appear future number
~ Z +, ROSS 2ilt Broadway, and l2i Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

WIN. I. JENNINGS Il CO, Diapers and Tail
ors 23 Broadway American Hotel, opposite the Foun.
tain solicit attention seasonabe goods
including Cloths. CassuesS, festnss, &c, all the
and various styles.
Under the assurance that The system Of small profits and
quick which has elected liberal patronage will
be continued whilst arrangements such will enable
MS TO fill all orders IN future with promrtness.
feature the establishment which must commend II TO
those requiring articles Immediate use the addition
stock OF assortment OF first quality ready made Gar
mens consisting of Surtous Frocks Dress Coats Panta
looms, Vests, Office Goats, Travelling FIocks Dressing
Gowns SC.
choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scar avats Hand
kerchie Gloves, SuspeIdes, Hosiery, Under Vests Draw
Muslin Shirts, Collars, prices which offer
Inducements purchasers. jyl5 stf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

r C. BOOTH Il co. al the New-York Cash
q Tailoring Establishment, ll2 Futonstree Broad
still continue take the lead IN economy and eisSaEce
the manufacture and style Of the various garments belong
Inc. 70 2 zs1,.lar nan's tyarrrn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

EANUTS--Just received 100 bags new South
4 ern Peanuts. Peanuts roa:tcd daily, and for sale by
ul6 GASSNEH X YOUNG, l32 Chatham 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

pANCA TlN-l0,O00 lbs for sale by
~ nS GRINNELL. MINrURN * co. 7s South st.
M RS. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear Starcher,
w 50 Merceseet fifth door above Springs from Eliza
&c. made look equal nav shawls, Mernos, Foulad
Silks, Mouse'ln de Lanes, Table Covers, SC cleaned
IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
GRAHAM FLOUR.

Nd all other kinds Of Flour and Meal, Tor sale
- -, at tne steam MIL W. 81 WMC G. WOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

billiard CLOTHS and Carnage Cloths -
DBard Cloth, for sale quantities purchaser.
Also sky blue Cloths for Csrrisge ltnugs, for sale by
MS Iws WM NJ TITUS SO Beaver street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

S1O O00 TO LOAN on good city security,
Mi ". SIC SMITH. IS Lih.rtrs;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL

no MERCHANIITSS,R TSR EsoooTs pnequaIsd in shs cry
5@ .a d s dss. a 1s1 va I
one. one issst Shoes descriptions m qqs sE?t,0
wholesale and for eITorfat'o W late w,,h LANE reryd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

HoHE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
Capital $500 600; Office No. Wallst. This Company
make against loss damage by me
and inland navigation
RensssIaer Haven, M MNssh Taylor, G9r, " W. Lawrence,
John Morrison, 3. l.. Wooiley, Sathanis! Weed.
Joseph B. Yarnum, tannng G. Tucker John RANKIN. II
David Lee, Melgs D. Benz amin John D. Wolfe,
Caleb q. HaIstead William w. Todd, Ferdinand Suydan.
Henry g. Thompson, K. HAYENS, Presiden-
Iywr. PlI1tIps Secrptrv ds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

= K. PARKHURST, M D., Office No Is
" Frauklin-street, doors west of Broadway
Dr. Ps long and practice hi. profession enables
him to say his friends - and the public he will insert
from teeth gold plate, wthoaT
producing the least possible pain They shall be useul
masticaon and the pa % tient will be enabled drink,
converse laugh aud SLEEP = with rs much ease aud quies
with natural Teeth filed cieaused extractst
serted pivot, and - branch the profesou at
tended 20 and warranted be surpassed by any the
City for usefulness, durability and beauty noyl !ps
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-20
PosT OTrIcE DEPARTMENT,

PROPOSALS. for carrying the Mails OF the Uni
ted States, from the ist Of October, lS43, to
aO,b L,ne Is,7 inclusive on the following route IN
Virginia will be received at the Contract Once oil
The Post Office Department, IN the city OF washing
ion until O'Clock p. NJ. OF the first day Of Septem-
Der. 1893 10 be decided the next day, VIZ. on
26O4 From Fncsstle, by Middle Mountain and
Sweet Springs, TO White Sulphur Springs, 81 mics
and b. ok three times a week in four horse coaches,
with a irrwcekly branch from Sweet springs 10
Uni,n 10 miles in four horse coaches, from lst Ju-
~ 10 lst October aud on horse from LIST October TO
Is, July in each year. to run in due connexion
Leave Fincastle every Tuesday, Thursday, ana
Saturday at 4 A. Nj arrive al White sulphur
Springs same days by Z. M
Leave White Sulphur Springs every MONDAY
Wednesday, and Friday at 3 A. Nj arrive at fin-
castle same days by r. Nj. .
Nopr.posal will be cons dcrcd, unless IT be accom-
panied by a guarantee signed oy one =, n.y.
spopsible persons, in the following manner, VIZ
The undersigned, guaranty that II NJ
bid for carrying the mail from to De &C
cen,.d by he Postmaster General, shall enter inte
an oblaation prior to the lst day oil Oc'ooeI mex
with rood and sufficient sureties, to perform The ser
vice proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate 81
postmaster, or other equivalent testimony Una. 'h'
r,arantors are men Of property, and able 10 maxi
| good their guarantee. ~. na,ar,no,
| soa,ed endorsed Proposals for route No. 2,ooa,
,d addressed 10 the First Assistant Postmaster pen
eral. .,.,.;.,. e.o,, .oo,bin,
go and The terms and conditions on which the con
trsc, is to be made, see the late genera ,
| ment. " ~ ,s.,.s General
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