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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

r Hats-Fan Fashtons-Now ready, complete
assortment Of the Fall Fashion HATS. which IN quality
pnces, VIZ; Fine Mole OF Silk Hats saz Extra do 90
Imitation Beaver, SO; EItra Fine, a4l.
WATSON 8. CO. lsi Chatham Square.
opposite James street,
N B. Cap, Of erey description on hsnd and maSs e Or
der. SoInSoSNu
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Memoranda.

A bark and bhs-wind NEast-Weuher thick with dense
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-T sub,
y ,cber wishes make known to the public that much o
names nre entirely different from the SODA BlscuTT and Su
M made a. e Baksy , which ham hsTs Ssa 9is9
sar more thar enty yses with the best results while the
intuition. which be eads TOR .s.s pee though
sboYe BscUrr ard Crackers. also BUrrsE BISCUIT WSl
RJscmT RrTTrra CaACKEIs, WATER CRACKERS. PILOT
and NiyY OF the first quality. are constantly or
sae st the we'll Known establishment N5 street
eonsI Of WeHsn-strsei EPHhAlh fkhAp"Eih LIZ
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Do Notice hereby given that an application Will be
ade 10 the Legislature of The State Of New York at is next
Session TO mite, the nume of the Corporation Of the New
York Protestant Episcopal Public SCHOOL, to that of The
Trustees of Trinity School in the City Of New York;
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Rest swedish leeese- 1T I2I cts. apiece


tie,-THE TRICOPHEROUS Is universally admired and
acknowledged 20 be the h ard cheapest article for nour'shnE
duces ord restores hair az late scd Of he, ires
from scur and renders tie mcst harsh and dry HAIR soil
SILK cy nnd glossy; preserves curl, ard other secora
i've formation, unpai,ed By the summers heat violent
ecIse, the relaxing tendencies OF the hall To
children i invaluable Il lays foundation Tor beautiful
head Of hair.
Prncipnl Office i4s Broadway corner CT Liberty street up
stns. Beware Of the cSinerei; sold dollar NJ Inns
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I,crupI.sIsn.-A barn on the premises fo,-

Jyc,.pIaRrsM-A barn on the premises fo--
..a-,y occuaied by Fletcher NJ. Hsight on North
rGnionstreet, now occupied by Kew. MIR. Par
s,.lce. was DESTROYED by fire about O'Clock last
ar.nng. The fire was the work Of an isicendi-
Two boxes Of matches were found near the
s.;a;np. II had bten fred the night before, but
Ii. .s1yered in time 10 prevent its destruction.
Tho Msyor offers reward Of ss5GO for the de-
,.n6on OF these barn burners. Rocb. Dem.
r.rn AcclDgNr.-Two men named Fields,
18th ,heir two sons. residing in the North part
.s,ba Cherokee nation, went 10 their field for
.ne nprpose Of putting cut fire on the Prairie
Tbe wind blowing very violently, the flames ad.
.,anced with such spied, they were obliged to run
~. Their lives, and three of Them perished in the
flames. lohefohee ADVOCATE
STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-The steamer Panama
.lrock log on Sunday night while going down
tbe Illinois river, which knocked small hole in
the hull.
FATAL AccfpENT.-As the upward and down.
ward trains of the Eastern Railroad me. at Lynp,
Mass. on Wednesday, lad named George D. Fian
Sers Is years Of sge, in jumping from train to
the other, knocke. down by the engine. His
stull ras fractured, and he died in few hours.
[Salem Register.
SyyERE AccIDEyr.-At Plymouth las; Friday,
Mr.. Lemuel B. Reed, while cunning, wasvery dan.
rcrously wounded by the forcing out of the breech
Bin Of his gun. he was struck upon The forehead,
The skull very badly shattered, ard the brain con-
siderably injured: lie is not expected 10 survive.
An IiiMESsE IRoS FoUSDnY.-The establish.
rnent of Messrs Bury, Curtis & Kennedy, of Liver
pool, England, comprising the foundry With its
farees, css.ing.roo and other apparatus, covers
an area Of nearly two acres and half
FouyDLING-One of tie Overseers of the Poor
in the town OF Parma, NJ Y. has been presented
with female child, left in basket at the door of
William Smith in that place. A $40 bill came at
the same time, TO dsfray expenses. [Roch. DEM
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=, 2
celebrity which these Teeth have ct-:.e and tbs gh 'sue
upon them By those who haze t1eu tccetef 1t
Their known INTRINSIC superiority over te great na9ss Of tSs1
that are made IN country, Fave induced ID. himbs 20
make y.ch arrangements will hereafter enable MIN TO
ply increasing demand 70. them 20 aDJ EXTENT he has been
tended his practice in this GcpnIeB; e his proiion and by
the high enco hn have been red Upon these teeth BY
them aud By several ,he eminent Physicians and Den
this city. who have spontaneously osred The most am
connue to he made by Or. Knba ezcts,ioer for ais
practice they set the most manner upon heavy
bne the hzhes, utility with the greatest potoe comfort; They
limited states and are in all cases TO fl perfectly
and To ell that utcla Teeth can be made
10 answer DR. Kmbal wishes TO be particularly noted that
his arrangements ara such will ensSe him to offer these
teeth made in the style above mentioned al TIE sa7He prices
that charged far 15s mast Giads. Specimens may
be seen Of ii, house No. 81 Broadway near Spring street,
nl0 lmixYf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

RS'fE 1ss3sz. s.ss,!.2n sSn
AhSASf AbrDas beetMat gely 1sIs oeIeef, P IL from
q Eft
day Thursday and ss,y a. s, s sSs ss1sas At .e esioeS
At5 o'ciock-L Ldading. at Intermediate places.
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt, K z. Crutten.
den ondny Wednesday, Friday and sunday elethoohs Al
TSe Steamboat Capt VIM Peek. Tues
THURSDAY and Saturday e ,ss asaSe E. & will ar
r4s i 5sns ia snes nes1 as axe Meas
cs for the En The Boats are new RS1, and S6sfa6 o6d m
neal ss S and accomodaiions unvaAd the Hudson
persons are forbid rGsns any oil Inc noets Oh 'n
at tSe Se sfsesss ssce on the wharf. Eer.. nsa
AEE%SH IEHAE2AAHW E 4SE e 4st eaAs sAa
5ae Do- y cn;rhe only real % Opposition pos. I.l Line me
pst lSS ocioct per the splendid steamboat PORTSMOUTH
Sspt ca p:n. n pSo S5d chopeaks City, inst rate Packet Boats
''' Steamer azaEEGss azzEEI5 ss35 dlsE d Tstsst G. Taylor
And arrive at Baltimore early the same e, enng. e.,
oI,, The Pe61a s OF tbs ae hsyus and YIN
Be and no exer94 vii be spaeo 70 give bs Sn
Look cut for imposition The Pioneer Line" run BY
The Assp P95pose G putting Sssn os a
q to ii g. soby the steamer Portsmouth,. aod 40 oisI
a1 for Newcastle and Salem will take this Line from
lower SIDE of Chestnut ses MRR EsIs 4 BCSA es9ss AS
NB-There two Daily Lines OF SsSss S setweea Sot ia
whss fare from Philadelphia to Warrington Cy 81 las
route only %.
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Bnrns old Sores Erysipelas
Srelds Bruises, Piles, either Blind
Chilbioins Sore Eyes or Bleeding.

SO the whole public understand the wonteru work
mus. humane father will use hun Tor his nn
ly physician. Some doctors end set nEninSt thus
odong, and what they can do without H. Why them
we call on ali men employ doctor OF the above
who viii be absurd enough 70 Ienie IT. or mp9sler
will use oil und lime will no longer do We are
determined become public bencactors on THIS subject and
ccrSin and rapid remedy from 81 street, and from
there only New-York Also. in BROOKLYN By AlrS Lays,
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phjladoiphin Cnt,le market Nov. q.

FHIIHU8I pIliW OHttit NEHf Aet '''.1NUV' II
The offering comprised 100 head Of Beef Cate20 Cows
and Caves 52 SWINE and $40 Sheep and Lambs. PcesOf
the Beef Cattle 4iO from Virginia There good de-
mand but the large number offering caused prices TO be de-
Is 10 20 per 100 lbs in quality Cows and CalyeSa oil
Fresh Cows els to 3D. Springers $40 TO s and S. 10 for
dry Cows Swine-Saes 81 10 p per 100 lbs. quail:
t0 head unsod Sheen and Lamb bsSales of Sheep n; 81
% to g. and Lambs o 81 D 10 30 each IN quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

JoIIS I. WILLIsToS, Secretary.
rhe following gentlemen (onolay mesbes OF this Asoc
atom have consented to act COMMITTEE OF Reception
Hon. HAMILTON FISH
]. PHILLIPS PHOENIX,
'' JOHN o. SARGENT,
HENRY SUYDAM. Esq.
JNO. VAN NDSTRAND, ESQ.
DUNNING DUER. Esq.
GEORGE +. NESBlT-r, Esq.
WIN. v. BRADY. Esq
Ticket. can be obtained Of the ChqrEun No lol Nassau
street. ofthe Secretary. No Courtland also OF the
e,esI meaI%i,S Hn,ol. '''e 0''''''''NN noSd23
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CO The BRASpRETu Pills entirely Vegetable, ana
made on these principles which long experience has proved
correct now no speculation when they rcsorted tom
Sickness for they are known 10 be the best ceansers OF the
stomach and bowels and in all dyspep,c and bilious cases
they are gea. blessing. Let every fniy keep these PILLS
The house. Iffahfay used when there occasion Tor me-
&ens viii be very seldom that Doctor viii be required In
seases o! cold cough OF rheumatism the afflicted owe 1t TO
ber bodies to use these Pills.
Sold at DR.. BRANDRETH'S Principal Office al Broad
way, "a Bowery and 81 Hudsonsireet, N y; and MIS-
BOOTH. 5 Narke..N Brooklyn. nl5lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

IN 600 large fine and healthy Swedish Leeehes OF our
ZUUUUown Importation just received ana fof saie ni
wholesale and retail at the lowest market prices dney win
he rcnncked In the which they are npored
and ean be any psr Of the U9ed SaeS oI C9Sada %
s.ts no 7s Fultons 273 Broadway. "a East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

n- Floating Bethel The Rev. J. HORROR, Of
Boston, will pIeach Tomorrow NoRNiNG aad EVENING on
board the New York Weseyaa Floating Bethel lying at the
foot OF Recer.street The Rev. w MARTIN will preach In
the AFTERNOON ut o'clock. Collections TO aid in quda
the debt incurred in purchasing and fitting up this Floating
Bethel will be taken UP after each service. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

;Ae Fou,s.a,a,
sce ae1tidn ;ron Ctisls and Stranger, iea.,isng
ren to large cssoitcn, Goods Tor Fo sod Wa
wear.,eec;ed with theT stock nca nousi.
ty end variety iosad he comprising Beaver
and Mled Coth, 1wecds &c. og OyeeoatS Coaki.
French and English Cloths io dress and trock Coats.
new styles Cassmcs. Rich Velvet erino. SILK and Satin
vestinss which wis made oe oSuHan
reputation the ytoec in The pgogreve reformation thai
ayenS the cause VI complaint ha tay,d
to, Others dclneusaces. Tfs sya ad finish ofour Garments
viii compare with those OF sy o.he, etsch nnainth
Is the sequel OF the extensive patronage elected
A large assortment oi FIRST QUALITY Reayns Gar
nenis comprising CveIcOat CaAs, Dress and Frock Coats
Panioons Vcsi, sc consn,ly hand with full ,upp'y
of Fancy Dress articles, including Scei Crarsn. dkfs.
Gloves, Supenders. Dressing Rober. S.r. oS tia
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CLOTHING.
OYER-COATS AND CLOAKS

oyER-coATs AND CLoAKS .a
AZ THE
NEW-YoIK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
10: B--sSsr-.v. el's rs Sslsts tAs Ercpklta Roase
The subscribers would the attention OF gentlemen
wan, of fashionable Winter Garment 10 hei different s,yes
of Pco,s and Sack Ovet.Cca;. which they selling of
at greatly reduced prices. Also, deen styles OF Ciosks
n srlall advance OF cost OF raau.ac,pse
l23 lws }. c. BOOTH & CO.
over COATS-S,lhF o at retueed as ccAat retn. for
Otew weeks only, G Cedar sirert up stars nl9 2wl,'
" French Beaves yerrats. rum So To 10 l4-FocS and
Ds Goats Velh0nt Panaloop l he srcre,t variety and
styles nt SrAA1S X BARKER.
MS Inns. Ciothlnx Warehouse lag Broadway.
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RICH FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.

AT TIE
Navg-YorE Ca=h Tat.oriRg EstsS,iShnaoAs
ISy BROADWAY.
Tayee doors 5eioc TIC FraHkli. H0xse.
Ss- The Sub,eriel respectfully hNtshsJ rave
made extensive arrangements fot thS
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them 10 ole. greater Inducements ,yer
to gentlemen wishing to econonize IN Ins purchase o cir
Fall ana Winter Ganenls
They have aesdy received BY ote aVss seat variety
of new and rich styles Of GOo vel adapted TO tns conrg
,eascn-and will also III the packets and steame
tho largest and best assortment the latest and beautiful
styles fancy French Elastic Cars.scs rich figured Felve.
Cazhme.er Satin snd silk Yoinsr ever before offered in III
city.
Aro ius received several insecos OF Iied and Beaur
Cloth, for Over Cou. GOa, Pe!to:, &C. Black and anty
cooed French and EnSh Cloths from the most cee5saitd
manufacturers being the styles cut III then establishment
for the last ye yea, and which for durability beauty oi nm
h and astnsss OF eolos cannct be eIceed. il oqune ly
any styles of ClothI imported 70 the United states.
Their stock Of Fancy De.s Articles Will comprise In pa, th
richest style. of fall and wnle Ct.tL. scaIs sutpecen "a
tiloves, siandherohioa Cuer shirts and DIawer
linen and muslin Shut.. C0iriI, Shoulder Braee
Riding and Monsy Deli Umb!eiH; aRd Umbrella Canes o
&C. with every vcey Of gool uruS.J sept in gentleman
general Quitting establishment.
Aro full assortment oil ready so JioaiDs. conIstins
Coaks Owe. Coa Dress and Frocs Goats Panteloon ard
yests Of every vucy where gensmen requiring garments Tor
immediate nee can dsgsnd upon CetnR mat rate article,
made snd trimmed in equal 20 those iud to
ordor end prices that chnot !a tn pca=c Strict puncu.
alitv observed in tillirZ orders. tl5
aus rtf J. G. BOOTH IL co.
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MARINE JOIIRNAL.

RT OF NETWORK. .....NovEMBER %.
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GLAR1so AEsrRprry AND IMpOsTURE.-Nluny years ago,
physicians refused Dovers Powder because they did
not know the component parnow no physician practices
without them So will be with the Conne Hahn Extractor,
r al,t oanll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

IMMATURE ALmANAc-rHls DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

STRANGE, hut TRUE.-Tbe proofs that we have seen OF
the efficacy of the Magic Nerve and Bone Lnment and the
Indian Vegetable Elixir for the cure OF are 10,
ncefey believe be cure, and recommend them
by all t it, and it fails the price shall be re-
funded Sold ut Cemstock's u CouItlandt-street-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

To OFFICERS THE ARMy AND NAVY, TRAVELLERS, SEA
CAPTAINS, oTRERs.-One Of the most articles
those whose pleasure business calls them from home and
who compelled be their own BARRIERS good emoent
Shaving Cream. Such preparation presented
ior to any ever before offered the public. enys Chi.
nese Shaving Cream.
Though harsh the beard, and tender be the skin,
Twill soften, soothe, and bid the glide
Smooth Ger the chcek-the hairy stubble thin,
And the trimm'd whiskers to a point divide
No oae his toilet complete cnn deem,
Without possessing HENRY IS SHAVING CREAM.
It certainly all thot irritating smart after shaving,
md takes away all roughness pmpes from the skin The
tces from which composed of the most emoent and
healing nature and the Chinese Cream be truly said be
perfect luxury those who shave themselves Price 50 cents
Prepared and sold by a B. SANDS & Co. Chemists Drug
eis,s and Perume 3 Broadway, of Chamber
Granite Buildings Sold also at 70 Fultonstrec and u East
Broadway
GREY AND RED HAIR CHANGED TO BLACK OR AuBURS-
ITALIAN HAIR DyE.Ths dye will give to red HAIR
whskers most beautiful color of black auburn beyond
the detection of the most critical.
Red hair or grey like magic change.
To locks such us Apollo wore
Seen in those pictures old and strange.
BY famous artists done OF yore
leaves stain color the skin but acts only on the
hn giving glossy and beautiful appearance Price 0centS
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS g. Co. Chemists and Drug
gists No. 23 Broadway Chamberstreet, Grunite
Buildings Sold also at 70 Fulton street und East Broadway
SASpss observation-disclosures Of the most nsldous na
,uIe oteu left undermine the constitution and destroy the
patients health when by timely application OF the night med
cne health and perhaps life itself might be sayed Scrota
various forms, sometimes sezng upon the glands and al
and bones rheumutism affecting the heart The head md ex
permanently cured by the of Sandss Sarsapara This
medicine many instances brought health and returning
vsor to the weak und angud frame Its operation extends
ef the remcte transactions OF the general SYSTEM ana
consists in removing diseased action IN the absorbing and Sc
on to renvgorae themselves and pemanen, health becomes
established
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence OF its superb
or value end efficacy, pamphlets which may be obtained
Of the proprietoH and their agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale ald retai by 4: B. & d.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists 79 Fulton street, New o!k
gis;s generally throughout the United States.
Pnce 81 per bottle; six bottles lor 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

r5r The INeREpuLous AFFECT TO DrsBsLlErE IN CO.
cng the human Hair They may rest assured fhat y Is CO.
ced any shade from brown TO dark brown jet bnck as
easy as piece OF silk This warranted in al case II The
Eas. India Dyc from Courandtstieet used. Nhe 10"
Will IN inNu nnfe O. grey heaQS!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

Gr The Fourth Universaltst Church. in
Elizabeth ST. near Walker will be opened for third service
commencing tomorrow. (Sundny, Nov. 9th services at
pas TO- 3P b and a in the evening The Pastor Rev.
Baon will preach the evening The and praetictS
of UnirersalistS 1cith regard 10 prayer. MA IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

NIUSIC-A class in Vocal Music will be formed in the Lee
!fl ture Room of the E. CHURCH ~ Seventh street. on
on Monday and Thursday Evenings, by D. HAYNES, Pro-
lessor Of Music for the OF Ladies anu Gentle
quire knowledge Of this science Tuition reasonable Please
be punctuul at tie commencement oil the term. n23 5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

-"Young Guard.''-The first ANNUAL BALL
of the YOUNG MEMS HENRY CLAY ASSOCIATION
in connemornon Of the determnd spirit the part Of this AS
bind closer the ties that have united them
Party essentially necessary to the Property and hS1sE Of
Broadway, on MONDAY EVENING, December Sd, lsl4,
under the direction of the following Special Committee Of Ar
rangements:-
AUGUSTUS s. FOSTER. CnAs. C. LEWIS.
JUSIUs T. Stage. OLIVER 5. HOLDEN,
H. u. VAN NosTRANp. JOHN NJ. TRIMDLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS

A NEW NOVEL BY STMMS.
Vil be published THIS D.IY by
BURGESS. STRiNGER & co.
- Broadway. corner Ann-s.
HELEN HALSEY.
OR THE SWAMP STATE OF CONELACHTTa
TALE OF THE EoRpERs.
BY w. GILMORE SIMMS.
aHts0r Of RieAGrd HHrtis. I" :. The Tczaasses." SC.
also, Just Published,
c A S T L E DIS L:
OR. THE BACHELOR's CHRISTMAS
sY W. G.. sT>fHs.
Complete il one volume Price 25 cents.
ONSLOW
BY Gentleman of Alabama
Is book Of :iiliag interest and good deal OF
attention. Pncs slti cents
The Cream OF the Qunsterlfes
= Continued n Liiels y!as Age Of this week Price Ia
.ll OF the above 10, sale by
BURGESS, STRINGER g. Co
wholesale and Rsta Periodical psaler>,
MS Gs q Broadway, conner hnn.street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

The OIL OF TAyNIS, FOR PRESERVING LEATnER.-lhls
celebrated Q has fully sustained is reputation as e Etes.
new This fact II renders boots and shoes eney I'M
perrious 10 water. Sold ut u Courtlaudtstreet-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

A CURIOUSLY CHARMING BOOK.
THE POETICAL FORTUNE TELL E'R.
ORACLES FROM THE P0ETS: < FaNCIFUL DIVER
SION FOR THE DRANING-RoOM By corr
OLlNE GILMAN: VERY NEAT VOLUME,
ELEGANTLY BOUND IN RICH CLOTH
GILT. PRICE 81 so.
Under the less descriptive tits of Oraces from the Poets
Wiley & Putnam have published most engaging and admit
rbc Book compiled after very singular sn, by the taste
f and talented Mrs. Gilman. of South Carolina Il
paytuly contrred series Of chgnce questions sltu
bic Tor amusement round evening table, We clcse
long with renewed expression OF admiration a
the asie of the compiler and the ingenuity with which
originally con;rved The getting OF tile book should not
be forgotten 1t the shape of Annunl and the best of
gilt books tNlis's Evening Mirror.
Published end for sale By WILEY K PUTNAM,
l6l Broadl:ay-
n5- English Books. By the single copy III quantities, 1i
ported BIZ every Meal Steamer nss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

-.IOTH. CASHMERE 8. SATTINET STORE. SUT.
ToT. Ss CO. have lust opened a large assortment Of
Cloths ame,cs ane Gala pss' pad r ID oaass .oa st 4s sbs
lowest possible pces III Spring street. deception here
n g. SIeripos, Apnccas, Bonbnzines. Afg51ans, De-
IaineS Eannels. oI onls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

I0OO REAMs NEWS PRINTING PAPER
4JUU 1885, 2iN3S
90 S50 six3S
% x30 s6xG
81 x3i 2sx39
- x32 8xi3
e NS3 9xs6
"a x34 2Sii .h -
aDnroved owe II notes BY CYRUS W. FIELD. Buring s!P
Pane of auy size ard quality made TO order n9o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

n- Appointments for Mr.. j. B. Cough, the
eloquen, Temperance Lecturer
Rev. Dr. Pnon Church, Sprngst. Sunday evening, Nov
24th, o'cl1ck.
Rev Dr. SkInner's Church, Mercer.st. Monday evening
Rev. Dr. Cox's Church, Brooklyn Tuesday evening.
Aen.strce, Meth Episcopal Church. "Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr. Burchads Churc, corner OF Thompson and ilu
ton.st-eeis Thursday evening. nzo 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

SoCIETY LIBRARY.--A Series OF E,ite..snn,sn.s o;
- NuNcal and Comic character. By Miss r. SHAW. l=te OF
Nibs assisted by tina; accenr.c nnG versatile enis Dr.
VALENTINE aad othet eminent arit' az the SOCIETY," l.
brary, commencing Tuesay Evening. Nov Sih S3
Fo; further particulars balls of the DAY. Ms StS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

CORRESPONDENCE OF RALPH IZARD, Of South
- Carolina, from the year l77l 10 l tby his daughte
Mrs ANNE j. DEAs with Messrs Rredge, Laurens and Lee
Of Virginia, and Others in Europe NI lizard took an active
part the OF Amercn and placed IN situations
which enabled him observe all that gong first IN
Europe and afterwaId In America Just published and for
sale by &. 5. FRANCIS & co: ~ broadway,
nl9 Sits. and Z. KEARNY, 272 Pesrstreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

CUAyyIS, SHAVLS. SHAWLS. SUr1UN. o. 90.
= have enlarged their assortment of Brocha Cashmere
Shaw Square and Long and are prepnTe6 % se teem a.
prices TO suit SUlIOS q ~.
Of 3lnis III Spring cor SulIvan.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

GREY AND RED HAIR CHANGED TO BLACK OR AUBURN
ITALIAN HAIR DYE.This dye will give to red ha or
whskers most beautiful color Of black auburn beyond
the detection Of the most critical.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

yTYTNDOW SHADE DEPOT-No. Spruce street
q shsdfs The e. sSpS sTs5 aIs e
os ~ for their superior shades. Persons buying
item can rely on having coed article as they are civ ay'
"ns consst of every kind which could Be inTented
and hey have greater assortment than all the othsi eao
,hrenis mi tocehe and they take great pleasure snog
nr them are never offended they do not sell Pe9pe
Of nse would do well CALI ssa baHae and n I'll Dd
sheap. Dan 80 - ~ 49,
MI 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
FRESH UTTER
II n IL II Ia y II

FRESH BUTTER
FROMP PHILA Up H a.
rv,UIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER will be received FRESH
twire n week through the Hinter, at BROWNS WHO'LL
stLx wsbns supply will please send their
5d ,rrdintei and state The number Of pounds they de-
sire Der week. as the supply viii be limited
o,ryo,cp prp.s sIrcaRs. COFFEE, OIL & CANDLES.
Toreiher with generni assortment OF Spices, &C. &c al 81
which are offered By wholesale at rholesc.e yIies h
The undersigned have hesitation IN assuring me puuc
that their estabishmeDt Inducements 10 se
st ,rhoesae uns,rpasaed by other and they
nj who would save the rea profit, on their supplies o
Groceries, TO call at ,,,,,,, ,,,-,r nr>-c
Is5 Eehth.street Cd door East OF BroaiwaE;
JOHN II. BROWN & BROI IHEhSS;
NB-Oders from the country carefnly PACKED sna snip
ped at the shortes, notice -
TEACH ORCHARD CoAL FROM BoATS.I,Dischqss;, ;
inc this day frum cuna boats best Peach Orchard @ ssG
AsbS 3oni-broken egg and stove sizes Inc ABOVE g.a
and fs from slate and prcsent' favorable 70
consumers lay their supply Inc ABOVE WIZ 'e soa
the lowest market price, 81 - IL ,o,,s s-px
RANGE COAL--Ab0. boat with egg ana 10y sx 10
Peach Orchard Coal especially adapted for Ranges or Stoves
osn burns ifee ana maAes nv '''W ". s. T. TRUsLOW,
ns3ais % CherIy nno llo Ma9erLy-.ls: