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CHE.aP TAILORLNG EST.aBLLSH.MENT

CHEAP TAILORING ESIdBLISHJHENT.
n C. BEVERIDGE, Seventh street, between
". Louisiana avenue and ID street, next door to }.
Donohoo's Grocery store, is prepared to make up
clothing of every description in the most modern
style and at the shortest notice, and not surpassed IN
workmanship by any establishment in the city. The
following prices have been adopted in order to suit
the times, viz:
Making and Trimming coat in the best style $8 so
do do do pants 2 90
do do do vests rs
Making coats without trimmings 6 90
do pants, do 25
do vests do | 25
All work warranted to fit in a superior style.
N b. Gentlemen and children's clothng cut to or
der in the most fashionable sye and arranged that
there can be no mistake in making them up
ap 10
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WTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
w For sale by W. ELIOT & CO.,
may1-lm Corner of and 18th streets.
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d /. A. CULVERWELL. Collector and Agent
IL. offers his services % his friends and the public
generally for the collection of and any agen
cy business they muy be pleased to favor him with
promising prompt action and speedy returns. Resi-
site Mcleod Academy, where four or FIVE gentlemen
can be accommodated with board, without lodging.
feb 13-tf
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LAW NOTICE.

JAMES ]. DICKINS, Attorney and Counsellor at
d Lar, practices in the Supreme Court of the United
States the several courts of the District of Columbia
prosecutes claims before Congress, and the several
Departments of the General Government; and in
general does all business requiring an Agent or At
torney. Office No 4, west wing of the City Hall.
nov Oily
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r TOBACCO AND SNUFF
d AMES CLEPHANE, corner of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 10Th street. has just received large supply
of Lorillard's snufs, viz
American Gentleman, Congress, Maccoboy
Coarse and Fine Rappee
Irish High Toast in bottles and jars
Fine Cut, Chewing, and Smoking Tobacco, &c.
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WHITE LE.4D, -LLN'SEED OH, PUTTY, Se
E0 KEGS White Lead, 80 Gallons Linseed OIL
cU 600 Pounds Putty, put up in bladders, 50 Boxes
Window Glass, from 8 by 10 to IA by %.
Just received and for sale low for cash. or to pune
tual customers by G. FL. JAMES,
an II corner l4th and 4 steets.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-27

A PHILADELPHIA BIRD CAGES.
I'm extensive assortment of Mockng and Canary
Birds Cages just received, and for sale at manuac-
turer's prices. JAMES M. DORSEII,
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 90 Pa. Ay. No II, east Of Gadsby's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

hlr.- ard Mis-. having entered into
an alliance OF marriage which was not negotiated
IN the presence oi, nor confirmed by, Judge, Jus
tice Of the Peace, Person, they were inocied for
h1Hing entered into such Treaty OF Aunezaon,
rs teug contrary 10 The form OF the Statute suc!t
case made and provided. The said statute provides,
however, SHAT if, after the hiicinent IS funnd, the
Defendants viii renew The alliance uCder t1cen7",
The prosecution shall he dismissed
The counsel for the deiradanrs escertaining upon
inquiry, that the proof such ~ 10 render the con-
vcton of his clients inevitable advised them 10 avail
themselves ct The abnve statutory provision Tie
lady agsen'ed readily, but the gentleman defendant
rather reluctantly. The next morning the Judge, on
rang his seat discovered upon his table license,
authorsiHs celebration OF the rites CT inatrulony
between these defendants, with postscript re-
guessing that his Honor would perform the ceremo-
ny. Colonel R-y, the Deputy Aiarshal, was
thoreupon despatched 10 aornl Ihe defendants tha,
the Judge was ready aud willing to mite them in
duc io:m in holy uedlock IN open Court. Colonel
ii-y took with him assistant 81, aud
proceeded 10 the house occupied ay the defendants.
iiure time consumed in arresilng and bringing
lie defendants the hyG7encak altar than comp0sjed
with the patience ot rhc Judge. Cooue! fi--y
aPolo2zed 10 the Court ior The delay, by saying ::
" !:iay il please Your Honor, on our arrival at the
house the defendants, the intended groom took 10
The swamp, and il was some time before assistant
B-l could run him down and catch him. Du
ring TIE pursuiI, was bisiiy engaged III arranging
the intended bride in her wedding garments" The
excuse being perfectly satisfactory 10 the Court, the
defendants alias afianced loyers,) were presented
10 the Court in due form, as suppicants for admls-
sion into lawful wedock, Colonel R--y gallant
y and courteouely attending The intended bride, and
assistant B--i waiting upon The intended groom
When his Honor requested 10 know "who gives
this woman 10 this man - Colonel R--y replied
81 do" and with chivalrous grace and dignity de-
posted her hand inio that Of the groom. They were
then pronounced by the Court 10 be 'man and wife"
and most alIcclionsely salued each other with
kiss The business oithe g Term" being concluded
b, this ceremony, the wedding par took possession
OF the Court House, and invited the Court its oih-
cers, and many others, in The marriage feast. The
dance was opened by the District Attorney, VI
B-r, leading out the bride. Until the day was
far advanced, the music OF tie fiddle, loud peals of
laughter, and the scraping and Gathering OF heels
upon the floor proclaimed the continuation Of The
marriage feast. Your loving friend,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

i:ESTH =! HAIL, No franktn.sglare. hGye cnnstanS
iNSIRUMEST ofali kinds PLANO FolsrES ofdiffsren
syies ard finish RS from the best Spanish pat;es
~ ylicl iey have ,ecere premiums the American In
utc ID other sake and az; OF very superior tone and
have also received eeltc1! premiums C ki0NETS KENT
BUGLES CORNUP Ions, TllOnBONES. &c: ni of uieiI
siJds OF MUSICAL. lNS?'R IiENTS, NEW MjsiCrecey,
Ell as soon rs puishe lust PUB.SliE all the son2s oi
.ie HUTCHINSON FAMILY; elsi, BEHTINTS METZ
Ol! fo tie PIANO: asl,, the ORPhEuS GlEE BOOK be
ing collection of gees for onr male voices. with
lnnea selected and cOnpied from the best German and In
sish AUTHORS. by ALSTI,, PHILLIPS Pics Oae Dollar
Merchants and The rsica! conIan.r Generally. ure
soectfGl; ny;ed to cS.' nhsi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

ply. But what shalt we do with our horses 7"
II do nj know."-Ai;cr planning awhile, We
concluded 10 feslen them in the woods, and bFrg
over grass in the boat. So, tying them TO The
trees, and hanging cur saddils on the limbs, we
crossed over. With oil Hamilton County for I,
stsblr, our ho-ses passed the first niga!. Bat
'his carrying plovender across the Lake took up
too much time, and s. the next morning wc con.
ciudcd, after = long consultation, to swim them
over: and right noby did they do It.
Yours. &c H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
American aIus:ca, Convention.
Of tn, ';'.,h,pa

Bosros, Aug. Il. ls+i.
The Convention W.. organised, not adjourned,
US your Composition or my error has made me sav,
in the closing paragraph Of my letter ofthe oath.
The following question vas introduced yesterday
by the Standing Committee: Has The introduction
Of Music into the Common Schools, thus Ear,prorea
Lene6ctai7
Psn. MASON, in considering this question, gave
au interesting account of The introduction of Music
iato the Public Schools Of Boston. twas regarded
u; first only experiment Many Of the tesch-
ers were srenuously opposed TO the measure. But
they soon became thoroughly conviaced both OF its
practcability and usefulness, and would not now
te willing tina, it should be abolished from The
schools. They speak OF it as help, instead of u
nindrance uording the children another ard strong
bond Of attachment 10 their school. So well salts
fed have the teachers become in regard TO thispoiDt
that they have oil, twenty in number, given their
certificates to this effect, which published in
the Tenth Annual Report Of the Boston Academy of
Music. Oae speaks Of its good moral and disciplin-
airy influence; another Of its good influence ON the
voice. Mr.. w. also adyerted TO the fact that the
former Mayor of Boston, though once much opposed
to the introduction of Music into the Common
Schools soon became fully satisfied Of lis import
ance and usefulness; and was ever after its decided
advocate.
Mr.. JOSEPH BIRD, OF "atertown, Mass had not
the slightest doubt that the introduction Of music
into the schools had been highly beneficial, even
where it had been taught as we'll us it had been
in Boston. He would illustrate his point by feist-
iog an anecdoe. A young can.e to him not
long since and began TO find fault because Ii certaiu
air that he Eud learned i'll childhood had been alter
ed and its words changed. Why, said he, my father
taught ME that tune when / used to sit upon his
knee; and these were the words
My wife will dance aud will sing
So InerEiy we!i pass the duy," &c.
know they silly, sir, but love them, and DO
not wish TO sing thar air 10 any other words Now,
said Mr.. Bird il the impressions of childhood so
deep and lasting, there be the slightest doubt as
the usefulness OF teaching children to sing such
sentiments the following 10 the same tune, any
nfher2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS

" Cnrrcncy.-TEE EVIL AND TIE REMEDY
IA treatise on the Nature. Tendency and Consequences oil
present Ioaetay System with pnn io it, e!ectucl
heecen reform: published oT the Public and Author hy
~ H. GRAHAM, I'D Nassi-rtree New York Burgess &
Snger. Broadway do. Frice 81 per hundHi cents
cnfs.
The only ohect of tie Author being to the Reform
herein proposed the work published at his and the pu.
lie will only pay for printing The copies which they may
cua. AL friends of honest sloady, business and
d. fully employed we'll rewarded labor. earnestly request,
Cd Did u extending the circulation oftas pamphlet.
ie3i Dtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

- EtIGIoUs PUBLICATIoNS.--rns SrzREorypE
tpLaTss nd COPPER PLATE1, st BroSn' toio Bible
with the Printing Press. and iateLn for SUE Ton
able terms urdeT PROVISIONS ui Inc BH Of the ais Thos
hiRnersey Esq deceased Thsse works are published IN
aud successful sIe By competent agents,
city and Of the p;lncipni ce' Uf the United States
Fr cms ard of the works hnG nueTias. apply at the
publishing office OF the Adnni,lnix Il. a. K!aHeey. G
hrd Avenue N. Y. if by letter past paid all in~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
MUSIC

TO the Elite of Musical Tasfe IN The q. States
fEARpS.-J. +. BROWNE y co. from tEyard) makers
Il Of tie Improved Patent Double and single Acun Harp,
LuGdOn and New Sck. established 1910. J. T. Is ntter ior
alc So Broadway elegant assortment OF Double and
single Action IaIps The rich brancy o.! tone, ghtnsss o
touch eesance finnish aud perfect ehanism these las
render them unecuqled and ob r them the st amateur
ard professional patronage Europe ami this country They
constructed Inc best prncnles the ceebTnteh Era!d
with I'LL the Modern Improvements OF London and Paris
aunnted 20 bear The test OF cae and at Euronean prices
aps repaired end for hire string destruction Books, u
sic, &c j.r BROWNE, Manuslciurer.
No. Ss5 Broadway. md
Hu5 Sr+ Nc. 73is Chnmbers.st!ee y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
SELPHO'S

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLEsEY LEG.
[A SPKlNGSr. Patonizsd by the moot eminent surgeon
GU throush Europe and by the DISTINGUISHED Of he
professional brethren the United States and allowed by s
be the nearest appsOnch nature hitherto prGanrei. ~
SEi.PIlO No 50 Spring street, Broadway, New fofs
Terms moderate and indisp putable references gwen.
hays een m. Il fetal leg Of Mr. Sepho. It's construc
lion uppenrs excellent ard well calculated To answer n th'
sets desired But the best Of all The proof OF those wh
wear them this il positive and unGen;ahe some of ny
friends whom have mutilnts inform TINT they ne super
or ~ al Others VAlESl lHE MOTIF, Professor ol Su,geS
University uf New York I" ou3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
BOARDING.

! BOARD WANTED-Fy scsc reri,snen; IN a pr'yysis y
ID family. wt-e ticre would be no oHer hea'ner. ne
lwef part OF he ci.y preferred Tens mu'i lie mocsaie
Addrc-s 4 B. r. rnure oi stating terms Sc t9l U
YITANTEj- Dlu;r unfcTnshed room. ic' zen
ilsuan and wr private family, T whefe ine'e
re ort few oa rie IL hree mt ute waI~ VI
hsiharaa AGd:eS home a. t!s office. s,lns oco-
-ui 'uIX ferms. a-Ssl
--,I In ,rd p.asant rrUu, ri hrs JANE HAIGHT'S.
ID No. ilu haunsrs bo Obtainsd ny families OF
.ug gentlemen hua;dsr, accommodated by the
d.y ur .esA. References cScd;nsed.
TO LET N Office Ieceaty occIped by Dr. steHer, 10
qulre GOo,e. aZSi
Ts0AHp-A a,go dorh!, room, ca the second hoo,,
h. ina with tli h ti - Er.l>un street nus sw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

A FLosIp. WEDDIsG-We find The foIlowinG z
"Cs-c" in Inc Pensacola Gazette:
4 Scene in Waltoa county, (Fi9rida) Judge
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Scy- uarsivvssr, G,:tinry, Ec.-LEWle BEN z
usr & co respectfully inform ,hcr friends and TIE Puoiio
.cn.;ey .t removed TO this city, ne hare tsAeh
'he Store 81 pca'-'Fset tcreo the eeai!uee hopse.'
,. they are aeYg opening arse erd weseecte'i assort
racn, o ,ioo1 both fuIeEn end Domestic. TO winch ey
v,rd al ,- seaiGn o, ,hso w'shur 70 Dr-c ase apau
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

~ North American Pe,nlnnx, Monmouth co
ldrcss Iesdsvle. r o. IS os from NcT- ors va
g,en.ca, OUS isotn Futon anketc Red Bank daily uui.
in. Lire gua,!us, sir EDWARD GILES tho Acc'ct:te'!
Agent of the Phannx New YORK. and may be consulted on
It's business to.a 3 to O'Clock p NJ az hisredsnee No LIE
Iy,lt,,r Iyl am
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
FOR THE PILES.
mr. HpH6,TS EI.EEIUIRY,

DIX. TPfId n = Y LEL CTNI'
AN INTERVAL RENEDY.ls certnn cure tor Pies
~ either internal or external bleeding blind Case,
teoty years standing have been permanently cured By IN"
inyn.s De remedy cfer all nther had aed 1sstmo
nla, OF rs efficacy .ren nj The oiYcs Be imposed upor
See tina, the signature of the Propfetor IN his own hnnd WIZ
ing outside wrapper Of every box md rsmembe thr'
the nboye medicine be Obtained in this city ONLY at No.
l Bowery -four docn nhovs OF me 3rSh
Physician of twenty years confined 10 an OTsH
PRACTICE where Piles and all chronic diseases
N % pouery au3 lni'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
prayer Z! JouT sllcEft i::rniIy ..,, i. r
L,t,

BALTIaORs. June ID, 1911.
hirssrr SAEDs-GsN sNT: Mo.t cheerluy DO ado 10 tae
neous testimonials Of your lie prcerggtYe Snrapauiia
attacked in the year is with ascr0tuons affection On my
UPPER m aud continuing rpwGr taking hold o; T nose and
srrpundHg par ;n the Tor conveying tors from
the eycs TO lie Destroyed which caused unceas
Gg How %! Il also affected my gums, causing dis
chnrys very unpieGant and teeth became loose thnt
would hGve been ha.d task 10 pull them out with slight
srk-such my feelings snd suffering at this time mat
clans IN tho City, but with ile beneit. Every thing heat
tried hut all proved Of no service, und ms ast roor
ccOpmenGed change oi air bat this like other remedies,
lid good The dseas continued gtnduay To increase unI
my whole body affected. But thinks 10 humanity my
Physician recommended Dpreparaon Of SaIsapaIlilr;
h1cs and time thaG three months rsstored %
health and happiness Your Slnsp:!I!a aoGe effected me
c,!re nd with desire tina, the afflicted may Longer suffer
but The night ulecine and 5a free from dseae, with eel
ng OF JOY and gratitude Iemain your friend <,
DANIEL McCONSlkhN.
hy one desfous TO know fGrhef particulars will find me
my residence in Front street, where will aiO!d ne pens
20 communicate aLy thing in relation to this cure
DANIEL McCONNiKAN.
Personally apgeered before me cboye named Daniel Nc.
Connkan. and a1s Cat OF tie cc eon3ined n ne orego
ing statement. JOHN CLOUD.
Justice Of the Peace Of the C.y Of Baltimore.
For farther PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence Gifts super
or value end efficacy, pamphes which may be obtained
gratis.
H. Is. * y. SANDS, Druggist.
1a Fulton street, 373 Broadway. II East Broadway
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout Inc UnIso
States Price. 81 per 0ottle ry bottles for So ~,
3 Tie public respectfully requested TO romeHos tnci
snds Sarsnpnla that has mad coI1aHiY acheyns
which human frame subject therefore ask i sandsi
3nrsaparii1. and take Gther. jy2b Du WoSteowu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
COAL.

~caJ,-RgsT RED ASH. OR pEACS ORCHARD
" AL--PETER CLINTON IS no. 6sivenng ths
above al screened om The yard and Tree OF cArhee
f the following rruken Esg 80 W. aiS sto'e
or Sinrennd Egg macd 81 IS; isrse Nut nj 81 ~ s
n 25 cen per te deJucied II t-ken dect nom
the beats Yard corner o IA and Gr!enwich,hs;
.nsG ,m PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

NUT coal 81 PER TON--rhs 'ub,ctbsS are daily
delivering ne r; quality Peach Orchard Coal OF the w
o,. .x-S ut market prce. Ais" IN )hrc. LslsG
Cualo hs Egg aud for sne 81 the nnihet ptes
~ tR,,llUs 8. RIPLEY.
q NIn,sier ,freet. near Spfng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. ltO EASSAU-STREET.
all Kinds O. Job Printing, sucn
pIapELrTs MAMMerr Saow BlLLz
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS,
CaxcXs, CARDS. CONCERT BILLS. Plain anc
lNsURAScs PoLlCIYg, Fancy.
Bills LApiSe. POLrr;cAL BILLS.
CIRCULARS, ClaCyLARs. tneatl 80:
y.res.-opoosits TIRE Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Y 1RIF S1Za PEA OR CiiFSNUT COaI...- D',ehaIS-
ing til day carso of superior inrSe SIS fea u
". j. /. TRC SLOW.
aol Cl,. Ind 10 Nulberiy ts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
TRIBUNE. BOOK BIECGRY,
No. SPRUcK STREET.
r,,OD
GAYLORp q ALEXAN

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
A,s prepared 10 execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
pIiUIaC LIBRARIES und private individuals
n e. Particular attention paid tn reb.nding va BOOKS Re-
r4ca Muse Sc. good style unda. reasonable raes
Psos visiting the city can have their books rebound at
-. -, BID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-A young man by
the name of James Travis, aged about twenty
three years was taken with fit wnlie returning
fron Albany on the evening OF Tuesday the 9Th
inst. and fell from the barge Chicago and was
drowned. His bcdy was recovered Yesterday
nea. here the acciden. occurred. a CoroneI's
INQUEST was held and a verdict returned in ac
coidance with the above facts. The parents of
Mr. Travis are said 10 reside in New. York.
Troy Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
r0 TAIIORS

II OLIVER, REPORTER OF FASHIONS. M hs; the the piea pie
.sur2 10 to the Trade that his Paie o lDHDu
aud PARIS FASHIONS for the ensuing season. will be ready
FOR delivery The early 81 September newt a: the store o
his ugent, Sir A. WHEELER. No Ccurtland street near
Broadway. Mir Ci:er London. where he hns spent
the the> Onhs collecting materials tor and suertnend
ng the OF this Plate winch he feels wrnned
sang viii supa>s and elegance anything of the
Kind hitherto published Neither pains expense have been
spared 10 accomplish this oycc te engraving herg the
best syle on copper md NO. photographic heretofore
Mr. Oliver This Oppotuniiy To mention that his system
o cutting. which ia Dow generally in use in tie United
States and hrs with such decided appreciation among the
irGde IN London ay be procured OF his agent. who wl be
happy to explain pefiec and simple principles
WHO wish 10 obtain H. lmsy be hrd ht the moderate
of seven doas dollars with practica Instruction.
Terms 10 subscribers 70! the Fashion Plate will be So
num- or per copy, able advance. Persons sending
orders for the sysem fashion plste particularly request
e wTi:s their nnrie own county and saf IN leC'hs
hand avoid mistakes by attending 10 tins and enc"n The
cash they may rely upon Plate Book being mailed the
same tny TINT their order received.
A. WHEELER. TAILOR. 4 CoCRTLASDT STREET.
Agent above keeps constantly on hand Iaors ray
on. French Claik Tape Measures. Plnn Squares. Crotch
Squascs Elliptic Angles Beard Shears and Points &c &c
hir Wheeler will take pleasure directing Taios vlstnc
the city places where they procure such M.
tces they need and will attend 10 orders OF thai KIND from
the country with flithfuness and despatch.
n bah for fashions and sysefn mus! be addressed
pest padl 10 I. Oliver Nc. 4Courtland; street. u30A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Z sTOUYENEL & cos Manufac,ory ot Cut and ran
5 GLASS OF every description Snilr afc arc Campfire
Lamps, warranted new oeilsn: OF Crandoes GandeInbr'
yste.s Chandeliers from TO twelve iehis, da Lamps
,nJ ntsn, of every pattern. French China Lamps altered
repaired and rensed equal new we call Lhe attention o.
eoHn1y sSsaa 20 siicas and quality OF articles
Constantly haad complete s1.osn ,,ebed o, s e 20 even
pa er, Factory No 3 Cold street. y. Y WEo.eeae ano
Re:all store No. Jc;n 81 neef Broadway, T. co
nri. 3I- ). SlcCf E-,EH- -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

COUTHUOY d. MEYERS, 31i bEoAp9rM6 i9r6; es
rT6NUFAtTURERs OF LAMPS. GIRAaisifhT15t GIlRfi. III q.
Ia GANpELAsRA e and gsss, saoIetsd ~ with sse
he lnrresf nanrfsc:ones in tie United Slaie oe W
bd oer Lamp ca9eecst nc; ;os % fskeis On the MOS
nnnabe I'm. a; o quality rot 70 be - be;y " I,
a o.nsr cor:uy Eerti sienie g ss III
ia .. fE niic So 'hn goUa c9Lp ~. ~. ~2 ~ a.
80 h. yn ,-l,j1 the ssTcT 5ear oS ~,
tor tsir upeiorE N VI. cS ~ soV.;
n!.r :. -s5reuly :Eved ;o eli ED s'h' '''''
Ieir'J. an, .,,-:,lrL d, frrsnr7 p;icct-
,,,.Y,Ia HiRE rcvolsas ca,,c; rsiae. ont2 WIN
IL .nrn l.Sss rnt ,umbl lai'.s ma. ca.e'e,ac
- eots. nd tuulle,s coffee Gn4 tea pots siSan
na lea and table spoons. coffin plate, e toi i1s
BY J. WEEkES. Manufacturers AGENT o. an W
si1irx.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

INJAI.-PEACH ORCHARD COAl--Tte SEASON for lay
ine IN .upplr, OF Ioa having arrived, tie subsrnbst
ready 10 Tereve his first quality Of Coal either Bro
k, n Egg Nut Stove suitable Tor paro CRATES ana
strhrn ranges pgetIuI Coal dect from ve.'ei can
have lbelr orders flied by giving few days notice. Ao i9f
an 10 n L-low Lelgh Coul. LackHwaDa COa White Ath
CnoI Iiyerpco Ursi and ydney Coal Orders elt with The
bscrber or ut ;cncs txchange tice. N" % Wall street
r Ihrou, tie Despatch fost will Is promptly hIed at mo
lowest uarhst Price. - ,,,,.,,,e,,>>. ,o- ..I
,Ss # stteet. near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

<-tOAI-lnyng handsome assortment OF tsN various k!ndS
a. ioai both for domestic ari manufacturing pup ses
I'D 10 yEch we are now making daily additions. woad
inye the attention of consumers thereto.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

ANDREW DoT.LDpox Jon; s HsGwS. :. r. THoxrsoy.
4. DONALDSON & co.
Grccers and Commission Merchants,
Dealers il Clover, Timothy and Flax Seed,
Corner Of Nin.h aHd Ioia streets,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
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White. Steven, & Co. : {. Parshurt,
Scu! L Thompson, pbr,a l'hos: J. Sdain' SCiau.
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

IgOOP AND BAND IRON.-The subscribers. Agents for
Ill Ne "Jerey Iron Company have tereIved from me
ASSORTMENT numbers and sizes winch will be sod to ne tfene
in nny nlantity SHERMAN, ATIFA'IER ECO.
Il" .i ~? S''' 30 Broad rect.