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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

CREvAssE.-rhe embankment oil the leVee at
the plantation of Madame Arnauld, IN the PARISH
of ST. John the BaptSt, about 30 mics above this
city, on this side of,he levee, gave way about 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning. We conversed vita
q gentleman who came To the city for the pu5-
pose of procuring spile driving machine to as
slst in stopping the breach When he LETT the
leyee at II O'Clock, au hour after the plantation
first gave way. the crevasse was fifteen feet wide
and fifteen feet deep, and continued to increase
with fearful rapidity. \. y. Fic Aug :.
MORE OF THE CRgvAsSs.-From gentleman
who came down yesterday afternoon from Madame
Arnasds plantation, il order 10 ohiain assistance III
repairing the hreakage in the levee, we learn that
the work Of destruction was sti.! gong on. The
crevasse then eighty seven ie~t IN width bl
tventy-two in depth, and Ihe water was rushing
through the opening with velocity aud in such II
body that a current was drawn from the middle OF
the river One or two tl4tboats had been sunk d.
recty in the place. bu, without efecting any thing.
Several plantations in the vicinity OF Mad. Ar
naud's are under water some OF them 10 Inc depih
of twenty feet. Mr. Mon,esut. our ilayGr, prompt-
ly sent up The boats and pitc-driving machines be-
longing 10 the First Municipality, together with the
laborers 10 assist in repairing The evee, and II Is 10
be hoped that the crevasse may be speedily check
ed. The Courier thinks that ii il be not quickl.
done. that the whole OF the Treme suhurb wilt be
flooded. We learn that the steamer oscar goes up
TO the scene of destruction this morning. leaving the
First Municipality at hall: past E o clock.
m. q. PIC. Aug. 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
.%PuaraST Dl>LON fiii
chnrd,o:i IL Co.'s Celebrated
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THIS Medicine. compounded ,o-y ircm Teyettle matte,
from -aul:s!nu. and a.rIts free irun 11T G=rs
auce by an lniivdua! soteiy afflicted with tLCERATEI
sCkutU La and tO h oen under the treatment oi LIS
nosi eminent piyscls III the Onef Sttes 'o sisit !efs
without the et apparent hce OF restoration 10 fe'lti END
by them pronounced cuf-be but who. after taxing tt
.toye named mtdicine ~: weeks restored 10 perfect
ien. That medcln- Es been sold with unprecedented SIC
,ss and mas @ any Instance when u accord
18Th recuons effect perfect Of the following
il.,sss. . si;SALT IsHLJS SGRofGLA, uLGEk-
#foS!r E!Ei5IhfiSa iaE s
PiNPLES on TIE FACE. ScAl.D HEAD AND AL
CtrrtNEouS DISEASES Or PAINS OR Il:CERS
Or An IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. The etIca
y MS medicine hs been tested in all the diyaSes above
enumerated snd Z; effects t.qy astonishing Ua one "a
Die spoonful 70 H isSei By an GdGt ch morning 6eGre es
when usually p'cUces ;orlc effect 'sl- H ost ccss
also acts =sEe caiac, increasing tie appetite tnd
.ssl health ofihe pst. causing al ucera-ed sores TO dis
barge more prnitssl aud producing eectual cietce
oi the whole system p.i-E and pfcarcips perfect acton
of;he blood
stimulating drink OF highly seasoned f2od toI Sc by
Obtained AZ whGleear Of IH0S. g TAl-MAGE.
York and 10 A.oi louse To- 6;S and II Broadway
:onsr Broadway and Cnamters,stIeet No - tronistreet
No ~ MeeE ~ AqS . and - ~ q soTe mo ~ Futon
Hudson Na. S Gssi-st-e- No. Isl and l!s Greenwich
stree: 10: liz and = ChetrT No. 10 aikers,re
No. 50 CataIil=stFeet Nos q! END FL resS'ree No. Us
B.,,okya, J. W Sa;,h cofnar Of Fulton ard CranbsrEy
streets sl VIM Bastoye. squire BliL.rl coTer " a.
ow and Aanlc and by Gli Tia prInc;'1! crEEts II Ile
Dr. V. b I-,ckroy- No 5. Beavers Clinton Building,
I. ". Dyou * SON. No. l;3 No.ia SacoGa-st., Gener-J
Nho!e>ae AEsn; ior fnllstaThE-
the above places. n24 eoeilrn IL
MuLES.--Fou. good .lus. Wagon ard H.Iues. war
~ tan'so 'oupe ard ssnie i2r sl!s l eEsap ~ ,zo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Y9THAT can BE NORF TRYINf; 10 he .ael,,-s :,

Ii7HAT CAN BE MORE TRYING to the feelings Of {
MOTHS than 10 behold infant wrthns the asonie
ot choc wasting away under tdt terrible scuurEe Of
arcy choleT;, inianiun, SUMMER oafLAST and yet
radical cue c1 D effected with speed and cet:iry. by ed
TliGe!E n iie Little sufferer thai nesEable preparation
JAYsEs CARStsATIyx BALSAa. No house should be witt
on; mis- indispensable Family ledcins which adapted
al compain OF thu stomach Bowels Livet o, Ne.vois Sys
tenn. 10 The South AID West occupies prominent place
nearly every domestic medicine ches:.
Philade.ahla.
Sold b. TIE Aseats, a; R. n SANDS. Druggists No :.
sultoT-St: q East Broadwsy s73 Broadway iyi6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

cNSs
Eprsro ISLAND, Aug. 5.-Though for some
weeks past our dry aud parched fields have been
eutreaing in their behalf the prayers OF the ielth-
f,;l, never, till ten days ago, had seen a oetief
Drou.isc OF Cotton to ouI p4ins-taking planters.
The effects ofthe long continued drought, now
ever, have at las. become alarmlngiy apparent
and our fields now p-escn. an as9cct OF p'eha-
ture age. The stalks are red Jan inoication OF
maturity and the leaves (on some plantations
witierlng ard dying covering the earth ss aiisf
d frost.
In the low lands whore from some remains OF
moisture the plant his been ehaoisd 10 enours
the f;erv.irial, q rcd buE, cok7o"n except tn our
Oldest men, has appeared in great abundance, and
IS no,r sucking up It's vital encfgcs and cong
even mo!e damage, s1ne say, than the ca'eEPli-
la- nj brown des,ructivcness.
Oar Corn crops are very fair, having been
made principally hy the last rams OF month
arr. charleston Mercury.
The Columbia Is. c. Temperance Advocate
saws -" F.r several days past we have been
h.sscd wi!h copious and refreshing showers IN
and around Columbia, which mas cooled the
scorcting heat OF the atmosphere, end gwen Ae''
life Ia both the vegetable and animal %of!c,"
"HlcGlSs FERRY. July 26 l5.l4.-the Com
crop Is very sorry, owing 10 the great drought IN
the S,ring. which, in this section, lasted eight
weeks. Wheat generally proved fine. Cotton
locks well it is more f.rwa.d than ever knew
j; before. having commenced blooming on the
6sh Of june"
"srgl,o GROVE, Laurens, July 27.-Some OF
the Corn is entirely dead. Ii has been five weeks
since we have had a rain 10 vet the ground. l
NAV sa'ey say, there is drought in every thing
around us"
"CoLEmAs's X ROADS, Edgcfeld, July 24-My
com is toer1biy fine in prospect, although 1t we
do not haze rain shortly, shel! not make more
than halt crop-ncher will anyone else about
here; and over in Newbery, at least next to the
nver, the people are literally scorched up
rCharleston Patriot Of the 10Th.
Two bales ol now Cotton were received at
Charleston en the 9th.
We understand says the Camden Is. c.
Journal OF the 9Th iust) that the crops OF corn
N many paris of this and the adjnlnlng Distrlcts
az we'll as the neiShboIing counties 10 North Ca
rolina, arc suffering much from drought. In some
sections not more than half crops are expected.
We have bfen informed that several planters IN
Sumter District. are gathering 100 lbs. cotton per
Gay to the hand-su wc may expect some OF the
crup in our market III few days.
SAVANNAH, Aug. SEA- ISLAND CorToN.-
We have received specimen of Sea Island Cot
ton, from the plantation of Col W. w. Hazz4rc
OF St. Simons Il is from the big cream seed, OF
very fine quality and extra long staple. Col. H.
writes US that IN July he picked at the rate OF 8
lbs. to the hand per Gay. which he thinks Tor
many Years. The Sea Island crop still promises
ycry fafI;, and our planters on the coast WILL we
hope, reap q rich harvest for their toll.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

F1KE.-The house OF Mr.. Alfred Tsipp in
Dartmouth, opposite tho Town House, was en-
tirely consumed By FIRE, on Friday last, together
with it. contents. The fire is supposed to aayc
originated among some shsvings in the cellar,
and burned with such rapid:ty ss to give the IN.
mates barely time TO escape with their lives. No
in.nr.nce. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

u The St. Louis Republican Of the 3Oth ult.
says" we learn at the Post Office, that there
has been sudden and very great rise IL several
of the streams III illinois. Several o. the creeks
it is reported, rose fifteen fee; in single night
The river hero continues TO rise slowly. The
John Aull. from Weston, reports rise in the
Missouri of four fee, from the Kansas aud Little
Platte. The rivers below were full.H
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
yIciiiorn,aSa.

The ,h, Emprs. ll50 buihen. Dc launched n:
Portsmouth tie Ian This noble and elegant ship the
hu,L upoa ,he P.csiaqua ty
he>srs * kussaai, OF ;h city. and bGiii uadef u's
supen'sn- ence oi Capt. RuSc. who Is part c'yper
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Spoken, sc.

Auss lat sacs Ion So ship Asae.sou. Bennett 3 Is in
Aus7 lat - hoo y. s's choctaw, Ryde ffe Boston. FOR
Az: l.. q y lon zs5s brig Florida Blanco. Eidse fn
ton. Del.
Juy l. lat So lon "a 50 W. bs J,ns.. Buck fo, Rioh
uond. via Pcrnambuee. for Rio iansro.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

EAYNE'S NEkMifUGE L hns gnddened the heart OF many
- mother who had expected follow her child u tf
grave bCt found restored lite and heai.h by this
brcted specific eNpel without lTrtrne the coa''
the and bowels and combines the virtues oi
with those G! an Alternative Nether the Ne.mrSe the IA
pec:out has rva 10 the whole OF the mGeEls uedc
LOT diseases IN which euch : adapted.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne - South Third street, PHI
ladelphia.
Fu.on ST.. q East broadway: 2'3 Broadway. Iy6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

u They are pushing vigorously the scheme o.
q direct semi-monthly steam communication BE-
tween Liverpool and Quebec.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Dr The steamship Marmor, built by Master
Johnson Rideout, for R. K. Psge & Son. of Hal
lowell, Me- designed TO be sent out 10 Constan-
tine (Tmkey) to run on the Mediterranean, under
the charge of w. r. Page, who has been there
in the old steamer Bangor, for the lsst two or
three years, was launched al Bath, ile. on the
Cd inst She is IA feet long; breadth OF beam,
245 feet; depth Of hold, III feet. She is rlggcd
with three masts, after the style Of the English
steamships, and is to have two of Ericssons Pro-
pellers. The bur,hcn is about four hundred tons.
She is expected here in u few days to take in
her engine.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

MONS. VATrEM.RE's SYSTEM or NATIoHAI
LITERARY ExcHANGE.-In the French Cham.
bers, 9th ult., m. Denis wished to call atte;l-
lion to petitions presented ut several periods from
M. Alcxandrc Vattemare for efccting exchanges
of duplicate copies of works and documents be-
tween the libraries of France and the various
foreign ones The Minister Of Public Instruc
ton observed that NJ. Vat,emare's project was d
most chimerical one; if adopted, there would be
constant danger of giving valuable works or ob
ects for others worth little or nothing. He did
not see that any thing could be done in it until
exact catalogues and Just valuations of the OBJ
jects in foreign Libraries were published"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Passengers Arrived,

III the ship CdkdE5G, from pictgu. NS-'lr McCIeady.
Mrs Mci'irsdy. Miss Met 'ready. nud III the s:eersge
IN c.sehr October from Curgc0G-M Meades OF jamaica.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

ANOTHER DuEL.-Thc New Orleans Pic says
that "a duel was fought on the evening Of the %
lust, near the Mc,airc Course between two young
Crco!cs OF thai city. The weapons used were
pistols nd at the first fire Of The parties was
slightly wounded in the hip when the matter was
amicahly arranged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
LIFE AID SPEECHES UF HENRY CLAY.
.yhig Committees: Cley Ciuss! Friends
oI Mr. Clay. send on your orders'

10 THE YOUNG BEN or TIE UNITED STATES.
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL cREGDs, ALL caLLISGs'
Only S5 cents 1or IIo0 octave pnSe5. WIN
three Ensraving=!
THE LIFE AND SPEECE I Is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
LEwts pE,.rrps. Secretary. disd
r TKE NOTICE

y II r " ~ 1 '. y. r
IMPROVED PATENT COMPOSITION for R9of. OF
Houses f in zuc shingles e dana II wih rrI,ag,
to, ns-,ecty g and will he found exceedingly durable
viii h Tor yrur-ikewiSe viii be found s"'d uftlce
m stopping leaks around chnreys ot where noue' are joeu
to-s-hsr Charges very Moderate Directions gwen 10 pu'-
;or app'yrg Cnnposton. Sainaeoy reersnces
gi.en' [ipp' ~ - " Y23 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT EAST BosToS-Wh'lc
GONE laborcrs were unloading coal from the bark
Lgonia, Thursday afternoon, the staging, which
was built at great height u5uve tho hatchway,
gave wav. precipitating Mr Charles Cnnoosuc
and Mr. John udrwood to the bottom of The Ves
sells hold, the barrow and coal falling ON top u'
them Mr. Connlogue died while being carried
to his house. He was n worthy and industrious
man, and has left q wife and four children, three
Of whom are sick with the scarlet iever. Mr..
H4rwood was very seriously Injured, but will re-
cover from his wounds. 3ay State Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

A TsRsirlc FLEA Inc editor Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial threatens that if Foster. la'o
of the Pittsburgh Spirit OF the Age, ever crcu'ates
another paragraph against hlm, he, the SAID ef-
itur of the Commercial, "wi put flea IN his
ear, the whisperings OF which will oud louder 10
his guilty heart, than would the instantaneous
and combined dc,onations Of all comoustiblc M.
ture. Let him look To IT,"
II the Commercial man can make L flea with
such immenee and gigantic power within hun,
he is the greatest genus, mechanical. of the age,
and if Nj. Foster does not give hlm an opporiu-
nifty to put the flea in HIS ear, we advise the Ed
itor to exhibit ii in puolc, especially the detona
ton part.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

A DurcHMAN's ViLw OF THE TEXAS QcEs-
rIoN-An old and respectable Dutch farmer IN
the Valley Of Vrgioia. a staunch Democrat, be-
ing asked his opinion of the Texas question, ex-
pounded it az follows:
"Well do nj like 10 own more land Than my
hands can work well-t is apt 10 get lull oi weeds
and can never buy land that is in law or under
incumbrance. l. think tarm is large enough
already for own iorce-iet us 60 to work TO get
thar 10 good order, and if ,his Texas plantation is
then out of law and free from incumbrance, 60
for buying it,"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

SEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL-So Justly coe
- bratsd for the ot DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS A :
FECTlONS. DEBILITY. &c, prepared and sold, whole
sale and retn. b. TIE proprietor. ~ No Mray l.
ako De obtained Of the following respectable Dgss:s
Apothec1ries. ). Aspinw ai 80 William RIshtui
x Co. 10 Rrosdway and 10 Asor House; VIM. hurg-r )
Ccrrtiand a g. < H. Sands 9 Futon =: A. r. Sands :.
Co, -.S Btoaf DAyii Sands Co., - East Broadway
ISRAEL Miner, Gil Fulton J. Tsrraul. &c Gr-eawIch ST.
Colby 3i fesLl 81 !. l.. Scheiieiin III Canal & :
Cndi3Eton. & Hudson ST.: t. Chaseney l50 Dowery Z !.
Cotton. 80 BeScke. street.
A:ent in NEwAsS, E. Z. T. Williams. 2s3 Broad st,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
A MOST BLESSED, STRANGE
ASTOUNDING AND MIRACULOUS

INVENTION,
TO CURE CUrANEOUS ERUFTfONS AND CLEAR
DARK, SUN-NlJkNr. YELLOW. UlSCOLORED
OR FRECkLED SKIN.
NTANI-ay. there many WIN have been cheated with
WI trash. and therefore think the "f the eennin.
Jness exaggerated let s:c II ;air trial il
indeed ,hs singuary wonderful curative preparation
made ali SKIN diseases. In fact. e!dol2 OF never
fails in curlg
Pnpe> Blo;chcs. Freckle,. Tan. sIoplew,
Sal, Rheum. Scurvy. Efyspslns, Barbsf's Itch.
Ringworn. Old Sores. and SGIc Heads.
But mind. Janess Soap GS DONE and s effects these
Get where el>e In this cityor will be SWIM
died n hcsi. OF the American Eagle.
- Chstham street aud G25 Broadway. " IN Ro.on, Al
Reding'. Stale street. Ieber. Ledger Buldnr, Ph!n
deph;u; and IL FulOnsfcet, B.ookiyn. Gul2 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

-. ror n N AND INTERN FI,It I z
& trLNNDl lNGS.-1he ,teumboa: WtSl
CHESTER. Cap, pt.s Nm. II he,s"; .S. @. and
E,.v. II connecting Hudson with the Hudson ana
RerShlre Railroad he of which leave on me arrv III
s I.,s md lssying Hudson Sundays ceSsys an
r,ays al , NJ or On tie arrival Of the car sa.
way nj the inteImsiiaie lardnSs ilcSes u"ouS' VI '
t;s1 "a ~ m. tn West S;rckbrldge Ss
cur "7'-" " SrtIRRS 4 STEPHENSON, ~ West ST.
TIKI, h,,, ,s heer thoroughly ove!hsued mad her accom-
nta0ns so be eQCn 20 any Goa on s fiVa''
M aG!inci,hI uuuioeti S 80. -. 90 ml1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
A SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE
FOR THE GROWTH AN RESTORATION.
TO BEAUTIFY. DRESS. CLEAN AND SOFTEN
THE HUMAN HAIR.

and OtleTWlse improve
both sexes. for the
Low Price of Three ShillipSs.
ID EADER! we sell three shilling bottles thu, you mny
rhis Oi the hair Eumbuss Of hc day al 81
We pect yO buy thnn once, II Ia
piss..s following quaIcs 1t will force the hair
Ia whe'e Nature Intended aIT t" ctnw stop ni c
oil cure Sc # or Danlufi and make light red grey
grow dirk For dressing the hair soft md silky. nothing
ceed this IL indeed the mns econom!cn superior rr;I
Gle 1t per tile trash cal led hair
oils. and it VIII keep the hair IN order with application
twice as long us any other nrt Gle made.
Suif-prce 3. nr sllngs botie-at the srn Ot the
American Eagle. S! Chatham treot NewN ok & Fulton
Philadelphia. aul2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

TN PURSUANCE Of order Of the'Suuogate o the t1aa
OF New York. Notice hereby given TO al persons hT.as
claims against JOSEPH BAILEY lnc ofthc City o hsS
York Teacher deccased 10 present The ,anc with The raGm
,heteofo tie subscriber. Mt ler residence, No ~ tGrgle,
in the City O New York before tie tenth day II Oc;ooI
next Dated New Yo!x. the sixth day Of April, ~.
npq Iawtim+ MARY JANE BAILEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

POISONING FROM OrIuM-Wc find the follow
ing communication in the Louisville Courier. is
it true We published the vinegar incident
and of course commend the antdoe to all whc
have swallowed the Doisnn:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF ALESAN.
L DER Fl. WELLS, Surrogate OF the CouBty OF #rs
chestrr her-bv all rur,oDs having clil
against the OF William Hayward late of the yla.r
Sing Sing said County deceased present T., t.s
wh tn" vouchers thereof th. undersigned III" Adm'np
Of the said deceased his place T-d~nce N s
vlags beor- the fourth day OF September r.Ii
Dated February 2oth, leii. -
f20 lawsfn adnlni,-;At
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

IN PURSUANCE. of an orIer OF tae surrogate
persons having dams against NATHANIEL LENT, late
Of the city Of New York grnt-men deceased - ,''n We
wh the vouchers thereof 10 tie suhacirf a. si snte
No Front attr-l the city of ,,sw I1k or sgs
tie t tyssvcnth lay Of August Daed New ief'
the t.entY Y.iourih day OF T. ebruary, 1914.
2Gfiawsn, GEORGE W LINT Erscutot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

TIE yellow FEveR.-So far ms we can learn
two fatal cases of yellow fever have occurred IN
our city, hut both persons contracted the disease
in Vera Cruz. Several physicians with whom
we have convcrsed inform us that they 1--we met
with no cases in their private prac'ice ana as yet
the Charity Hospital is free OF Inc dscOse--lN.
O. Pic Aug. 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
sAl.Es OF NATER POWE

SALES OF WATER POWER. MILLS AND
- RI 81 tcI Al E-Ihe subscriber, executor g" the
l Of Jo,lu, S;n.v. late r AliGetDrn. the SAte
~ .ec;cut .ecess-. by vltuHO' power him IN thu
u,f wu aud ;-.iDeA; OF d -to wl offer To- uue NJ
ion jh day of Sp,-tnb=r neat. u 10 "cncs. A a.
uynh".a Fail IN summit Co. Ohio. the following de-
scr.h-g! prppt:ty. g." VT.
i a ,li. ana Ws.-r Poser Belonging said estate tua
lei IN ,ahOka Falls. being 10 ee Ia OF the Cuynhoea
Rye7 with good r.d permanent IA. he N,s stusitd
ilefern 4 il!lusAs:
Fl,grtug MIL 'slth Of stones. known '';tos
Nils: PAGE: Il wHa engieS VI team diler nnd nj
tre macaluer5 complete Lss-ed Oh Mil. with machinery
complete manufacturing t Oi- biin!ngs with iums
and e-i., TsUitd ur m"nuiacfUTu. pUr
y.ez, The machn-ryr ri HcH las. m.- h-'Gu-. ieseeS.
Also tn iviwins buildings. 10 at. he Sune store
ted o. furse ana Front sfrees: Tavefn
with oul houses eompi-ts sn0r" ihr American Hose;
WE- Hci.= - 'ruGsy lyaia ana OHIO ara! Frame
oi Portage and tioat ,.;; frame selpc
houses iO>; OF hs above property ntet lease ard "l be
sold subject % TIE
Also large number of Town Lots situated in said Town
OF Cuyahoga Falls. This beautifully iocated and veil
situated for any KIND Of Manufacturing purposes.
A-o. sbOut .J Of land mostly ed situated IL
the township oi S;o~, u 'aA County Of summit
The terms sGe viii re cash. for urma;n IN regard 10
the pfogr::y .s1eace may be hat 10 Z Co5D E.G Albany
Ill Wilcox Esq F. n. MridenwE. Conn. u H. a. & c.
2 Miller, Cay.ho.a Ia OHIO. OF The subscriber, et
same place. .sG w. JOSEPH HALE. Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

81 EFEs sAR6ENT, tsU'
Price l2l cents single coPy-lo copies t'r 8
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
SiITHIEt S1I;I ! t6}f 66}'ff00SSESoR' am ,s.ecutou.
MANY O'CDNNOR. EXecuifiN.

TN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate of tie Igua
y Of New York, notice hereby gwen 10 all Ceon. har
ing claims nGnint Caroline b. KNAPP. late o the Cy Wv
York. deceased present the with the voucher, Thereof
the subscriber at his residence No I'll l'roome street nis
City Of New York beS)re a,e twentieth day ~ eesg-
Der next. Dated NewYork, tine l7h dny Of June. lSH
ielT lnwemt JAMES ii. kNAIP. Aim
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
FIRST rACKET-PAssACE FOR NEw-1r

- FTRST TACkET-PA>SAIE FUR NEW-Or
;N IEASSThe splendid ia'trs,l ~ ng ard favorF. -:
-. br.,bso will po.ti.ely sall hboye III. &C.
Of this fire .h ior Cabia sscsad G BIN. ssd 81,
s r4 .ssr, canE0. ~ uDassed noe about oroeesr,
10 Soy O..-- ., c,Huct ss'ec' tref 'iip
ABB On boa:d :; pier Il i9s Rave per brcS Wal
'i.wro - Sru;h street. cnT. HHsltn lt-,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

DEAR Srn:There is great propensity IN the newspaper
editorial administer to various physcn alncn
much OF which harmless But papet ui sntuTday con
t.ned notice Of thrilling dent, that might he nteni
ed with dangerous consequences. aliuic To the oi cne
car rs nn andute 0pm Nothing could accelerate tue
effects of opium certainly rnpdy mud ti,sy HAT van
egnr and when Turk wishes 10 commit 'uclde. hts usual
course Ia his dose o opn. mud then swnio
othe most una pDns your readers be
cautioned ucuInst vnegut Us antdyte 10 duduuum.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

= ...exs sP.0plE'S LISE STEAMBOATS, FOR
LBASY-Da,y, senfS5s h!n;, . S1sii'fEm n From
L. pt' bs!Ws2M Sc G2nr;9Rd R S'd :ptaS Ssi,I
,hn s,nndav ~ W,,nealay ard Friday evenings ~ ]!
'?,. IT. ron irFR Captain a HouGacn Tues
d,v I'bursigy and Saturday evenings. et7 >. ,,
1- ~ ) o. 'cicct-Ldncing dt tRteFacd'cts F's3ces.
The s.apboo: cQLqMBli ss Gs2!; W.T.; q recH' en-
a-1!s.. 3n ,bo., MONTH AMERICA, Capt. K. g. CrsH
den rucsay, hurey and Saturday 1 az & r. M n Albany IT
.ns tin,e 10 axe the Morning Trans oi Gas iNf ms t'
West; -. ,,h,,or,.I .-s furnished
- ~ 20 and se.ant Sqte Rooms and or sDssd aad sccoH'
n"icinHs a.e unriyaied On toe lir'scn;
soi ea'se y y - Silt! lX a, the Office on me Wharf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

FOR SALE OR LGAsE-Tae COTTON iIIi.L
80. At Paterson. NewJeney kao"n aa the Carroll Mil
.. togethe; win the machinery The lot of Land l.U
o. w ieet The building very substantially bulk Of stone.
with tnck was four stories high. and about 90 ect long and
Is wide. The land reL situated. and other buildings
Gy be adyanta zeously erected The Mil
oleraon and can be delivered l0h January next when
esen, Iscse expires Apply a. Patterson 10 Thomal Ro-
gers or gt New. York 10
jyI. # w. T. CARY 80 Pine street