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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
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Dc Tenth Ward - Yuups -Ieu AroGsc The D :
rnorncc hs Y ung n he TENN =, ard requested
colgnce with The Of the Gene
raj Commute nt Deinocra,Ic Wing Young Men, ut Croun
fir cuFu5r of Bowefy ard DIVISION street or Friday
?th inst ~ O'clock for tie purpose nf selecting
Delegates - eprtsen, the Nad abe Mass Convention
assemble II. Rochester me 81 day 81 Oc;uoer Tsxi.
u Francis BacGH ESQ. G.. M. 4uiyer, ESQ and others
witi rdGre-- meeting.
TINS New Yo;s Clay Melodss. Messn Murphy, Fnrell
Lacy Morse viii present AID sing OF their best
By order CT ira Delegation the Young Mems General
Commute q. BRADFORD. Chairman.
loHy T. BARNARD, Sec.etGry. ss2t
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The following sales were made at the Brokers
Board. Boston. yesterday:
e s. % S's; Fl. s s;;Si s? do do So 'lH
d. hso !2l,l2 do lL@s do b. ~! 200 do IT, In
S HSsS d. 5 &a d. 5aS 81 9%d &i
~ sss and I'd MsS Ks t Rid S do f.
The Merchants Bank of Baltimore rcdeems at
per cent discount the of ue Fredericksburg Branch Of
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. but MT those OF the parent
Bank ut Richmond
We published some time since paragraph IN re-
a,oa to sale Rairoed Iron b. the Mount Savage Iron
Works to the Fall Rive. Railroad Company. This statement
has been doubted y The prospects Of manufacturing
Railroad Iron this Country subject of great Importance
and We nave obtained from X. Minor ESQ. the following
statement in relation 10 the Mount Savage Works 1t will be
seen that our statement correct Tic information given
below was Obtained by Mr. Mno! during personal OBSERVE
lion Of the works.
The hioun Savage Iron Works .;- r:ua,ed about miles
@ 81 over M FEET above III. a,ier mce heo are now
The ol nG MILL with seven eight pudding ienaces is
fu oIer on making. beside her ron about Ffteea tons o.
IS b. l., the yard ana ur- rolled hend
ne WHICH natoweS: ~ the bottom
rms firm IF rail Vs. VIZ believe. consdrfd the mot
difficult To ro The operation appeared Z, be- pe,rnd
y,In grsh a-s and smooth and far
tool any imported. here we're several hundred tons Of
r,sY a down on their otn ronG o. nou, 10 s 70 cn-
nee; with the Ba AMI OHIO Ra!ifad NJ Cumberland.
iron Tor the Fall River RnIlrOet will bs completed nni
forward ny tne November. winch period The Baltimore
and Ohio HntuGd Company per conifact, 10
m nce the transportation Ia tons VI Coal aid Iron per day
t the y, rird oi y yeas The nt II oer per
,s OF 81 81 per Baltimore t". he Mount Savage To.
Thi. Company have now owe: a' p.isons empi"ye but
when ,hey ii huve esc.ri olrhi udinni furnaces
.nj f,,dv All and uthe, work, contemplated IN pro
cIs.ntn. ,ie knsn ~ be greatly increased
. ~ am of lon III prpportinn. their upules c ur,
c. ud ." lhe he- auaiy IN the sreut.t
audance easy OF access that when plnced the
m utupeTS guided, ihey come To the iunHcss manly by
yuyIit anu the amount al capital NJ t:ioit Command
a m 20 sc operations laid out, and the mquagnr
a mn
succ-.siul results IN manufacture If Iron
upon laTge scale.
~ THIS time .tvsTs oher Companies make
Rglrnad rnn and within lie next twelve nnths
!, IL, be made laIra end avorss
I'D five Ia sr Mu ~ Opiiou. DC had
,n, uuaniily. nj. unGcI, go peri1n
l. .iiv rnpn,., ris ;apIrsnts sinnid l-us nj
his j.. .,uee shl Ne .h'ii ~ asUiy neon in thu
ccno0c annually. af'e. year. Ols Eurcd iIousdrd
,r. .f Sair'.,c iooa Sh.i lie II ourselves
iny "a pay on. u2t'e sh4l import
loy tie puup-t labor D! GTshi 6:!iIin
The olowiue shows the collections NJ the Pha-
,ua Office OF the Philadelphia e Columbia Railway DIP to
sept l8 1874:
Aa' a. S. ns' s iai GENT; il sS s. Az g Sd 81
Whole ,.nce Nov So 81 SIS us fssss.ao si8.S5 p
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FIVE PER CENT ST o Il <!
TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS

syE euc,bers offer to Cash Merchants their largo ard
= ds,ira,i. Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
=; an adynnce OF oDly
FIVE PER C..:;r. FROM .iCrUAL COST.
The COS! OF each article marked 10 figures upon it, and thu
commission charged nj the loot OF The bill BY hls menus
Cash v. be enabled select from Large Stock
anon better than other house IN this city LH.h
,erchnnis will find give Us call 5sors pu!
HTTCHiNGs. CASWELL & SMITH. l6 Cedar st.
aug iniS- Sdo. r. i:ors Pasrl-.i. Ncw- i ORR.
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SPLENDID GOODS All THE

SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 142 FULr0N-sTRE1T, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large end olesar: asorten, Of Fall and
Winter Good for gentemons and prepared
1suppy customers with garments of description Of
workmanship both with regard style and durab
and at price, far below those fhe pretended cheap ca,h
Establishments In Broadway Those establishments beng
compelled by Vi their great expenes to eare nereas
ID prices IN garments Of inferior workmanship 10 orde tina.
entlemen may be Of the Of statement We
nve them examination Of good, well "a " the
y'e Of which fa,ter Ourselves will compare
vorably with made this and prices the most
sati,fsctnry. 8 FISHER & co sig ims
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- si.tn yvnrd CLAY C1uh.-pnrn.n, . I.

10 Sixth Ward Clay Club.-purusr, to ITO r.
cnumsnts0n :" the Cay 50. irnl Committee Mas htt
under the decuGn ot the Sixth War. Clay Club vii re
ell ~ National Hall Canal street Evening "a hu'.
dnT ls hint s, "cicck The evening viii s made ccnv
ri by on7E from Mr. Collins and those admirable Gee Sing
BAND led Mr. Shelton. wall be attendance that even
ing Banner viii be presented by D. Frances Bacon and
ceved behalf of the Club By Jnn W Frs.ou both he!ng
members CT ,he Club. Good ,peakerr vili tc thsre.
THUS. j. DOYLE. President.
]. IL. Piasscs SSecreiarles- slan
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- BOARDlNG.-ars. GnSS. having opened the new
and co1mcou ha;is- Vesey St, hs Asor House
pre- chn,ce oT de.!rble transient permanent
B0artsrs Cro,on SHOWER. IND cod Baths free The
loca On rsy cest. uys AID shady Terms rnodeTae
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
LYMAN & GREEN,
IILnIocnIc and RcIriI DenlerS In

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
LYMAN q GREEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers III
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
a2 JoHN.srREET, NETWORK.
Are now receiving large and choice assortment Of seasona
bic goods which they will sell the most favorable Terms
and at the lowest prices.
portion or their stosk il comprised of D-4hASh TT
BILE LINENS fio1, 81 TO le-i wde. Doube satin Dn-
mask Table Cloths 5+x6. 10 lG+xJI: do. do DaEnsk
Napkins from s15 Aka I:ih end BSrnsey Sheenss
from 81 n IA Pillow Case Linens from f.; to So ~ SHIFT
ing Linens g 81 les per yn' g and 10 Birds Eye Diapers
Plain. HE.NSTICH. RETIRE. and E-MBROID-
Erred l.. C. and L7W.N HDRFS. from Is to 50: Linen
Cnmbrc and Lawns: French and Italian Crupes Bon1ba
zine. Alpacas Black Silks; Scotch and Rnssn Towenss
md Diaper: white and brown Hollands 81 PLAIN,
CHECKED. STRIP'D, and HAIR corr Cd-uBRiCS:
6.4 Juconets iini Musns: Books Linen Rocks, Bishop
Lawns and Swises Cashmere D'Ecnsses: Mousseine de
Lhnes Giughnms: Fennes; Quilts ins'eT. Cloves, &c
Sc-,oseter with selected assortment OF FRENCH and
ENGLISH THREAD EDGLSGS IND LACES:
French redc worx Collars Scotch needle work Scoops
and insenss and great variety ct other articles suitable
lrr Fell nd Winter.
LYMAN & GREEN. L Join-stses'.
sll Inns inenr Broadway New York.
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
liens Bow ard Chiidrsn's Clothing.

GEO Z G II. G REEN,
No. no Chathnm-streel,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
HENS. BOYS. AyND CHJLDREN'S { CLOTHING.
Jta descriptions. mne in the hogr FASHIONABLE 1TYLE 10
which no would respectfully invite tho attention of chO<ep want
ii he has made arrangements 70 receive
CLOTHS. CASSLMERES. VESTINGS, SO.
every packet and has ,2carod the OF eYpoeneed
Cter, he pledges himself to give pstct aai,acsn to c1
VII. may purchase.
N BGc-mea.s sAls oyls, AZ As sAorts,s aoacs aud
HiH strict raRe.uaiity. sa uf
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CT Fall Style or aats.-Sird, corner ZINE
and Nassau strcets.-Genemen's Ba:s OF the sly
i the ensuing season. are ready for and SAFE
RUIZ lmi,. BISD. coz Pine and Nassau sts
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II Grcfa,., Hor.e, 63 1arciay.-Cizeas c.;
transient visiieTs desiring quiet hone where real Temper
arca prnffe.ed ihe' cg-tstas OF Vegetables Frs
&C. vTkUa s;nui.r:s h cs, invited TO 9atronize
hi: hnr.e. Terms moderate. Shower baths Tree 49,
euZt:l 4.
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~ Ninth Ward.-The Democratic Gag Club Of the
Ninh Wa'd wall assemble KsttIra Hall. M 20 Perry
Fud.y Evening". The 20 n inst nj u past oclo K:
general Invitation eIeaisd all who in fevcr o
clu,e ard the eiec.l e Clay ard fRELI \GhCf-
IN To WITH ana jIa The Old Guard 10 thet h2nei
.ins the aentancy Ihuse principles VIII oh
he calculated promote the Interests OF
countfy
Wings nf tie OLD NISTn. yours ard old. come for
and pdse yourelv renewed eIer'ior5-to more
rrh efficient denomination of ability 10 sust.iR I'll
rnphanily "rr cause It's 2-Irespita and It's THnn
SeserGl prominent hnv- promised 10 De present
rbo some If our popular Wig Snsets
BY order oil NJ O. ROBERTS President.
Chs CRANE, Viz. p,ssid.,,s
rEIkEsuS,
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FIIIeeHItl
This conle hes no paIni:i the period o. the eyo!u
ton. In both there is arbitrarily o. object That
achieve this the liberties of the Country
Let catch the spirit which animated ind mnte the virtues
which adorned noble ancestors Their devotion. their
c,.staEcy their unirn- activity. their perseverance, their
ndOm,abe resolution their sacrifices. their valor II they
ioug h Tor liberty dea h. the memorable language OF One
OF the iustrIous of them. lei forget that the
p:ize now 1T hIzlri, is liberty OF slavery"
The ue he's Of the Fifteenth Ward Henry CMv Club ard
s ,ners Ioadly 20 the election nf CLAY ard FRE NG
uuYSEN. FILLMORE sne %lLklN and opposed 10 Ire
Destructive Of British Free Trade LOcoiucusn
invited 10 n,read mecng the Club a. Constitution Ha
on FRIDAY evening the 9th inst. ut y past oclnck.
Coma one come all If you with the Old Fifteenth IN
be. majesty
Come ron will hear good speaking, you 'r hear coed
music and you will hear ee Club. Come. give en- hour
10 oar Cause county
The aides of the 18th and other Wards invited and seats
will be rese. red Tor them BY order 81
HENKY l.. DAVIES. President.
DUDLEY SaLDET.
iss y $ Y: Presidents SSs
ALERT A. RoDGERs. jc,,,..,;os
AoeusTUs l.. BRows. He'iO'' sly
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D Bnrry's Sail Fashions for Genilemens Hair
Cutting vii! te ;rndrcel TIE R"o1s, M lis Broadway
Shortly utter the arrival Of the Drsh srsamer Britannia
~
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3HJINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. sPEUcz STREET
w Ihe subscner- you'd advise all tioss VINO wish 70 pn
ch.se Shades either Whr-e retail, tn caa No. Spruce
street. they hnve greater assortment! than all the oef
Establishments The city, nd ley truly ne.s IS the
y pIce where they manufactured extent None bu
oil co.r shades painted Signs, Planners. ard interior eco
tons done style 10 be surpassed. Artist Of acknow
=ieed reputation Isi always End employment Ao wunreG
three or four apprentices None need apply une, tsy heyi
taste for drawing.
iy.13ms RARTOI. h flE NANNY.
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~ GoURAUD's PoupRs SUBTLE for Ersdcating
uous liar from upper ps. low forehends moes o, the sub
bora bea Of man Always tested be.uc buying Proc: pc.
sive tbs aud no n,ske-n, u Walker 1T store FROM
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rJ-No Charge Until ,he Hair Is Restored
l. he terms on ch fess Hair Restorative npos III ibe
Office No 1917 ~; enue New-iGrk. Depo; ls Broad
way Boston cernt. MILK st
n. e. Personal reference r1vsr ~ ~ lis success
AGEYTs.-Wm L. Parker. Newark; l. b. Swan; Roches-
ter. l.. X. Dow. New Haven si4 I~s
ny DR.. Pl,snneys'. Family Pills constantly
for sale BY A B. e H. "a NDS. q Fulton street, 3 Rrnnd-
NJ. md u East iroatway. Jeo or
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re- GouRAup's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar for curing
lec.ss, p,spies tan. mophcw, sn0wness. Enptons mud
s.sia 20 cent. cake Bug only at 81 Walker s.
or you will bs cheated with Ii spurious intuition. Il
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Commits Patent Y,

Commits Patent Yeast.
THE GREAT. SECRET DI5rOVERED-This Yeas.
nm acd whch, being combined in p,ovcr chemical pro
porion with an r npregna;es the dough with csrhoni'
Hcd gas affecting any I'll. original propertie-
al tf r.our, and thus when baked producing PERFECT
BRAD. In the use OF - ,,,
coz ANT'9 PATENT, YEAST,
there never can good for having poor bread
chemical cer,nn ust c,rhep1
eli ceunin,y and f the read be not light, and
If word, not perfect, il because the pLnp0ro'a
fhe Yes, and SnIcratu. eInctly right. The
mode oil d0usb By tie so' proie-s OF vinot
fermentation the mode u by almost pst1p,daers e.
t.ecencc. You may make it. and bake H. ard have OF
tie table in thirty minutes; and eat ho or cold a' you
Ike, Ylt:lou' sGnae. to yoDr health.
Sod. wholesale and Retail. by N. Z. MIsSEft
sitt lS Nr.slust cor. of Reekna 10 Clinton Hall.
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CLOTHING.

VIM. JENNINGS & co.
DIAPERS AND TAnORs,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassimeros, VestinSe,
Fancy Dress Articles, go.
23l BroGdrro,, american Hotel, opposite
tie Fountain,
Solicit attention Citizens and stnnsen requiring Gaf.
large assortment of Goods for Fa and Wintsr
seected with of rendering stock ch ouaS
~ and variety be found in th. city comprising Beaver
md Mled Cloths. Tyees &c. for Oveccab Cioahs, &c.
French and English Cloths for d.es and frock Coat various
styles Cassmere, Rich Velvet. Merino. Silk and Sarn
Veng which will be made order prices To sustain
equation the in the progressive reformation that
vorng the q! compn that cash purchasers taxed
others denaue ces The style and finish OF our Garments
y compare with those any other establishment. end th
the SEQUEL of the extensive patronage ELECTED % s
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment,
1s7 BROADWAY.
Three doors be,or The Franklin Rorse.
~ The Subscribers respectfully that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer creator Inducements than sve,
gentlemen wishing economic in the purchase Of tsi,
Fall and Winter Garments
They have already received by late arrivals great variety
onew and rich styles of Goods well adapted the coming
feCeiSf W ana
s largest and bsst assortment of the latest md beautiful
yes fancy French Elastic Cassies. rch figured Vevet.
caahmere- Satin and Silk Vsnss ever before offered in ,
:ty.
Also. Just received several .nvoca OF Twed and Beaver
Cloth, for Over Goats, Cloaks Peos &c: Black and fancy
colored French and English Cloths Tive ceshuted
manufacturers being the styles .heir establishment
j the Inst five years gnd which for durability beauty OF fin
sh and isucss OF coon. be exceed. equaed. by
my sty les Of Cloths imported to the United Sutea
81
chsst styles OF fnH rnG winter rarGs Scarf Suspender
Cloves, iiHndkechct Hosiery, Under Shirts and Drawers.
lien and Muslin Shirts. Collars toso. Shoulder Braces.
idns and Money islS. Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes.
with variety of goods usually kept in sentlemau
general Quitting establishment.
Ao full assortment of ready made Clothing, consisting OF
Uoaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Coats panaloons and
Vests of variety where gentlemen for
immediate depend getting FIST article,
made and trimmed in every npect equal 10 those urn,hedto
order and prices that fail pie Src; punctu
al:ty observed in filling orden.
u7- Terms cash. nrd no deviation 10 prices.
rile si J. e.. BOOTH r. CO.
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ny the packet snip Gladiator for London wll
sail 50 tur,...y 2ist iaAt. al II uc!ucS. hs
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&c The East India DJe for co!ornS the hair beautiful
black without staining the skin affecting the least
be bed only this city nt2l Couradt street This the
aice hic be depended upon. II may be applied with
beauty from before unknown. The which the hct
recviyes : perfectly natural.
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~ GougAup's GRKCIAs HAIE DYE will change red.
grey brown Hair beautiful brown or b'ack-at 6 WALK
sr Il. Ist store FROM Broad,sHs II
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ca Gent;cmen's 81 ats of our in,mtabe sty!e, fo'
TIE ensuing Autumn Will bs resdy for sale and delivery
ind d tier the Ga, Augus.- LEAkt 70.
Nos and S Astor Hou'e.
NIB On. Circular Of Fashion will be forwarded TO those
who edd.es. Us Posr PAID. s48 iws
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DErhibItIon of:i:- Queens County IIor-
ticuIIu. al Ns,ctety This Sore-y viii hO! ~ fr.t An.
nual Exhibition oa rue-sr and wednesday, 2i,h nnd
25h month (Se pere- 81 the SAXON OF the fI.hn-
P.yinu l. Al D. Hort ,rUlirtr. ~
respectfully r-uee to Ir.sat articles for sIh binn,
which b. The spot t, ~ before O'Clock ut.1s.
and the names Of The rover If perez presenting them
Atihe cose oitre erhloilna On sI1ss n9 re-
equal opportunity Of o;ainI1g wnt they dee-the p.eess
to be appropriated towards ds'a1 The expenses OF the e1h-
bt:on.
Tine Exhibition will be ozued rt II O'Clock A. ~ each
day.
Tickets of admission viii 10 l ca eHch-one tcke. vii.
admit one Fantler1 IN ard en- or m r. lad@S.
ne SOCIETY wi >pne prrs 10 make h's. w irt Annual
Exhibition nf public patronage The amour, o!
cnoc. fruits AID fogsvfs call ec IN and A:ouHd FES1nc
alone will furnish the naca:. for ordinary Stow. SIS IN
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Correspondence OF Livingston 4: 60.

bUE'hLO, SSptscnOof TO-
Tho prospect higher e.. holder. -four scd grim Corn
canuo hud less lnsn ~ cents e"fa miz;T cargo OF
wheat FROM the upper Lakes The Only vice adat to-day,
went off the sGmpe- We're presented, nj ~ cents
e.h ground alichsun uoat bouga S. o. aud No bs hO
M sud average oi 60 u be recei, ATE lxhl,
ana Inc thu lar Illus inunt, mo i3CO Dbl, below
ir .tnsnt ,T tia Correspond ny period e't yetf IEs
comparing the exports VI wheat and Hour, and
reducIug each To is eQulvalent
Stem exchange which has been mere drag heretofore 1T
lnyaIaud beg n, 10 Improve IL n.ushei IL pa
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r. Shippers OF Goods per Gladiator 10
n",,.y, az -A'''>S SIG
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-0NCEGT.-SlGNOR DINI Professor Of .hs Gut-. 'e-
sp.ctiulg he Lanes s1t ~
-S-t he will Can~-'' r<fS'ei BIZ N- " EiLSe,
SARON SILVA and ~00DVIi.LE- OF TtnrsiHy Even
ic ~ s ISii. Ito huis.rs !nst.E.s. nac,oa Gear
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DIED.
g,G.ARINE JOURNAL.

pORT OF NEN-YoKk, SEPTEMBER IL.
IMMATURE ALhANAc-TsIs DAY.
ss...54 IS S s1t: Morn - Il Nom
kATKgTpATEs.
Ioud.- Sept tinsre Sept
IIc;ay,i........ Sept New Orioanr Sept
GrSes Last Page.
Arrived.
Norwegian bark Ncna Arcnsen 81 days from Stockholm
uih l.uu o L i-ochI. =, .
British b,i. Atlas, McCulun. days from WINDSOR, ~. e
win piIASs to tho Tnaaler.
Bn.h ,ehr sisnsan Butler days from Halifax, with fish
cbr Marietta Ctowel days from Boston with mdze to
sbs master.
Sc Mai. Nlcho. dayi from Bo:tcH. with mdze to j.
Schr i;yda.pss OF, Thomas,own wihime
Schr Elizabeth. Baker. days from Boston, with dze to
the raa.le;.
sehf Marion from Thornaston. ,h Inns.
Sch. HI:iE, from Thcnn,,0n. with hno
Sem WdtchGizn. fiota Tbomason. " Nh Inns
SLnr Justice. iroEa Thomas,on. with lne.
Brig Edward BuAley. .ion Charleston. to G. Eukley.
| u y aud brss. unknown
Sailed,
Chip John. sl,ntutn. New O'leanI Wind NV
----.>os----~-
e. shippers OF Goods per Gladiator Tor
oon are requested clear: ~ The Custom House h'
niorriDg. 90
Io,ta txll
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PoRr OF NEW-YORK, SEPTEMBER l8.
IMMATURE ALMAYAC-TgIs DAY.
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nE scNAlas ACOUSTIC OIL deaf persons should
III, celebrated oil H. all complaints Of the has the mos;
a,iunhng effect AMI relieve. the parsOn and frequent
In euros Price 81 per TASK Sold at 81 Courtlandt St.
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cT- Autumn Hafs.-Tae subscriber announces 70
ar Customer and ohe mis- readiness supply the Fall Pat
lero ofGeu,lemen's Hats
The fines, Nuuia sre furnished n,..............s4
q qualify ''............... .
sa,l ST SPESCEI. 6T Chambers street.
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o. ". NOODrORD.6 Is Ca-rrr5e.stfse;. unr c:eains
severl cases French iisGn Window Sandss h-nut
tu slty ard n12-r'ei for tho city tall ndc ThcSe shades
are Improvement tie mt OF pan'I1T. and embrace the
varied styles f the F-e4h ard ainn artists The ace'
nj the 4iw prre pnr =, HNercaEnts and Others
buying sell again vii ie allowed ooa discount t5Cah-
arne
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CooxroAcn-s AND RED BuGs.-SaunhotZ's Reach Bare
has GH,ia th t .casnn, BEEN Used by numbers OF families
in h city and universally hrs been pronounced etctual in
ever the ernaneni destruction OF these ve'nn
russ who ere troubled IN ,:s ~ll do we'll 10
III. z.tri. Sold ony ~ p tour,iapdt a.
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conaaercini and Money a.sstera.

GoEiiaerciNi aht: -NoiscJ i.a'ttFh'
" Fo- Csza1ae-e.s s4 ."os.p Mates see Last PAGE
"WEDNESDAY 7. ".
Stocks generally were higher to-day Than yes
tertay.
10 Exchange ,i,r-e s no'hing doing. Sterling is
nominal Nv 9t1 10; Etancs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

HS- Ccnn.l's Magical Pain Extractor for almost immedi-
aeiy resorir. all paa from r and heang without ethe:
blister Sold only Mt q Couftlandree This 'alve
cures .eye. cancers frequently removing them
pain sgony j; xl be found to be ree for
faon, rE-T0uns and viii hoa ihes; short time.
short tine wonder and blessing o the and 10 ful
shnlLl ,c ,ugle DAY Without having on hand
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Standard Political Works,
PUsLIsurp BY u. APPLETON s co. go BsoApwAY.
Ruri's canpei Works. 6stesl plates. GIRO 81 y.
Coape' complete Wors;; s'eel plates. lero 81 60
Milton, norte Works. stre plates. ISzo. 81 3
Milton. Paradise Lost. lSno az.
M,l;ur's pn-adise !,era;Ged, s;no ..
Pol ',orr-s %, 9fTHne; with index, %ae.
scott, Pne.ca W.'ks o steel Pie lSmo. 81 =.
SCOTS T.ndS OF the l.aaa. 'slo. SIX.
Scu,t's A!alrnlo1. s.np 3!i;.
SCOTS Lay of sSt Minstrel. Emo. =
'Tromp<on's Seasons. 32To elegant, 81
Young Night Ihoushis. 'ront spieca; S2nn 81.
h.oo,eS L-llgh Root H. ffUni'-piecs: elmo. 81 y
In Pres-Mr. fIemanss cnnu tc Puecai W orks, iui1
ted with Numerous steel ensrlvogs.
HISTORICAL FORKS.
Pnf Fos;s i,t-ry oft L =. Navy. vol Emo. ustTH
ted. a.
Gniznt', i.,ory Of Civilization in Europe vol Emo. g.
Prot. Tnynrs Satual History Of soc vols. Emo SO
L'ArtechA. History Of Napoleon. vols svo 400 eie-
"a co. siy2 Is
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?;rSThs 6sc.s,s. complaint may be cured by the
Of lys ninent, article which hu1 JAILED
he. 10 he cases. The article warrant TO be he'd q
sIC,gnlanl. -.
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Brig Edward. Busl.y .ion Charleston. to C. Bulkley.
q. . aud brss. unknown