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At auc,ionIi shrs Nnshun and Lowell Rr 26s 2i
ndv Is Troy md reenbush Rrd az per 50 Bos-
and Providence Rrd Ga adv 20 Auburn and Rochs-
ter Rid "a do; 30 Eastern Rrd ndv'd 13 sold. I3do
At Baltimore. the Stock market Is active and
firm of Mnrynnd per are 7s of
ersd-none for sale Sterling per cent. are 6l 20 There
Transactions moderate &, lGS& Ii, Bonds
ofhe Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Co a: loi les per
cent: the Comnauy's shares il 50-frm Susque
hanna Canal 81 offered 81 asked Susquehanna abroad
sales 81 p Bank shares sourh, for md
advnrce realized most descriptions. Bank Of Baltimore
sLl ue of shares 22 nsktd the close Merchants 95 -
s96: Union 81 70 ss: Weiiern ali II so Farmers and
Planters sale Of lis shares sc cosinr S3 offered % la
asked Marine s2! Mechanics Is q Is 37ls Chesaoeake
- 62 % S.,. Coupons for 1871 se= s5 Of 1872 al y
Of ls43 and ~ 20 So The Banks discount oil
good paper offered per No loans made less
for short bills SIX months paper ard over discounted
The offerings not equal 10 the receipts. The
aggregate discount ae however. Is large Excepting about
100000 Mexican Dollars recently sent from the city, there Is
Specie drawn from Baltimore. Bill y. York, Boston
and Philadelphia nde by drawers mt pn for amount
The following is the description of new Coun-
icliet the Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling IS. letter b.
pay J. GILL; virreie genuine bills The
grGving close examination slightly inferior 10 the
ne but the signatures very good. Those presented
were dated 4h May and 4h July 1913 They be detected
By noticing that T. Brady, the Cashiers engraved
Within short time six Banking institutions have
commenced business Buffalo under the free Banking act
thus giving TIM. place ample Banking facilities sound
The following was their position on the Is, Of August
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
rOgoNER'S OFFp-E.

ns,rH OF CHLp BY IGSoRASr MFpIcAh "A, !;
TEEkTA,S eh street near the I'd Avenue the body Of
n ,ncsess ared years b"rnn Ireland Tie child had
ssU sonc iius with swelling the neck. and had
ea .,ns tcr Scroiua by pr Mott On the 10Th of s
sab s man named r. P,ce Of Nc I'd Avenue and ,g
Tor Esp. atnneI M ns s,l sa,Te, and meicn
efihe nTssn,dsy evening DIS Bus,eSd SIgcnut and John
go ] on called in previous To DEATH ht could render no as
son W The child had been treated evCuneou,y and was
siance The Jury from evidence on the case hhd
p. ,,ion in rendering the following verdict Death BY
20 bran brou eht by the pjudcouS Treatment of
deae % , dsease by Robert Price He styles himself
;scsl Physician. The Coroner issued warrant iot his
arrest ,r,,xc,,o,v icc,Drxr TLa Co.
c ,sa, summoned to hold inquest al the City Hnspi
opei ne ody o sailor attached the ship Ssuh Port
"a o. Rurns Slip r. who fell from the fore lcpsaIl yard
se early part Of the day. while iixpg some OF the LsSnE
up ensbe conveyed 10 the nboye Institution and
" shou; two hours after seing admitted On examination Il
Uncovered that his back broken aso OF his thighs
va bo,b legs between the uncle and knee oia Verdict.
s,b by Injuries received by accidentally falling from alo-
III, could not ascertain hs name.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF Connecticut
The anniversary of this institution was held last
WEEK. Sermon before The Alumni by Rev. r.
D, Gardiner, of Monroe; Address before the So
ciety Of Inquiry, by Rev DIR. Hewitt, Of Bridge
mort. The graduating class numbered s. Prof.
Hooker was inaugurated, and delivered an ad.
dress on The New Eng land Pulpit The Hart
ford Journal states that the Trustees are taking
measures 10 raise funds Immediately frr the cree.
ton of Chapel; and that one of their number,
whose benefactions to the Seminary have already
been very liberal, has pledged $1,000 toward
this object.
WILLIAMS CoLLEGR.-The Commencement at
this institution took place on Wednesday last.
The degree of A. b was conferred on thrty-thrce
Young men several were admitted in course to
that of A. NJ. which was also conferred as an
honorary degree on three literary gentlemen.
the honorary degree of LII. ID. was conferred on
his Exceency Gov. B'iggs, who was PRESENT.
4 son OF Gov Briggs took The degree OF A. B. as
!. member of the graduating class.
NopwicH (VT.) UNIVERSITY Ty-Tho exercises at
the recent commencement at this institution went
off with crccit 10 both student and professor
On the day preceding commencement. addresses
were delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Williamson Of
Motile, and MIR. c. G. Easman o' Woodstock :;
on The following day, orato were delivered by
several students. Windsor Journal.
U The New JERSEY STATE TEMPERANCE
Society held its semi annual meeting in the
Baptist Church at New Brunswick. T. B. Segur
of Morris County, in the Chair. Among the
resolutions adopted, was one recommending FAR
ther petl,ons to the Legislature to p;ohiblt the
sale of int xicatlng drinks on the Sabbath. In.
teresting speeches were made by Mr.. Segur, DR.
l.. l.. Conoict, Mr.. Hammlli, Rev. MessTs. Ma
hon, Magic, Deruelle, and Bliss.
Trenton Gazette.
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FIRE AT MAcoN.-We learn from passenger
in the steamer ]. Stone, that gentleman pas
sengcr arrived at Savannah Tuesday after
noon from Macon, stated that about twenty
houses were destroyed by fire at that place on
Monday night last. We understand the fire was
in the commercial portion OF Macon.
n. B.-We have since learned that the section
oc Macon destroyed by Fire comprised some Of
the finest buildings in that town a whole square
has been destroyed, leaving bat one house stand
ing, which was occupied hy Mr.. Campbell. The
OcmuIgee Bank IS said 10 have been in that
square Charleston Patriot.
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and any larger number at the rate of si6 pei
hundred, cash in advance. We will throw In
what back numbers we have so long as they last
We intend sending to each subscriber, as
soon as may be, double num5er containing
ihe fall returns Of the Presidential Election
If we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRELlaeIuYsEN! if you
think The Tribune does any good to tho cause,
oblige US by helping it to do more.
aup. l. 1874.
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DIED,

on Sunday afternoon August 3. Thomas J. WATK1SS
aged % ye1rs, native OF Baimore and reden; 0i this c
iot the last iitsen years
hs inEelal wiii take place Tomorrow Tuesday Afternoon
MS CLOCK from h late residence. No. .! Cherry street..
friends ni TIE deceased requested attend his
without farther invitation.
saog1st e. suddenly ElzAgErn r.. youngest chd Of Alr,
AT Bediod. l.. l.. August %. WILLIAM BlNcuMAN me,.
chant. of this CITY,
= His will be taken Th. Afternoon TO Warwick
onnge County. 70. intermeut.
DL9wnet at the Quarantine Gronud Staten Island August
aRed ,year., months and dsys.
:, A Milan Ohio, August l5 kNEELAsp TOWNSEND Esq.
10 he 18th of his age He for nearly half century
p,SSTnso' mercap, in his nutye city. New Haven Conn.,
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CITY INTEL G E N c E
POLICE OFFICE.

49,, RusGLAR1Ss s-lutormation was given tnls :
Nohe - piire Office that the clothing establishment oil
nne me nssroo No. IG2 Futon street had been bur,
u. torn ls,t NJ ght. ard about 5000 worth OF maze
II. 1 sa2as @%'s'' ses" hole with %
se ihe prs of lie door, and then forcing l, coen %h
ISey let, tSs5 o 1Ss apey mousse
ssskinr II, Charles Curtis also broken open on
r@1si @ wn ss HS1"s shs
'Su s3p osMr i'urts's store is No. LIS William ST.
,lS ,lSsssn sssa1.Ins BY A SERVANT GIRL-A ,"ung girl,
,ned Ma1eln he, mitre, Madame Eliza Ju-,el OF Man.
iS M Tooo, N money silk dress worth s2i. also table
she len Ss5 @ re end
ihurday III ,b,s morning Sl3 of III. stol, money
The ,s hs ,se sS sa
paa az - VcorInit,ed fpr trial
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Now Ready.

|. PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
ton Stated and Considered: BY II. GREELEY, is
just published in large, close tract of l6 pages
Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims to present succinct and lucid sum-
mary Of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ing and answering the adverse assumptions OF
'Frec Trade
III. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its AdvefSarics; being
clear statement Of every material provision of the
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing a
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article. The several clauses con;rasted with the
mischieyous and defective provisions Of Mckay'S
bill. The purpose oflhis Tracts to show the benef-
cal effects of Protection and the utter impossiblty
Of aEording even LncideaAal Protection by Hori
soatal Tariff. Price s. per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY & AicELRArH, Tribune Office, New-York.
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Markcts-Cdreluity reportedtr The Tribune

SATURDAY August q.
AsEsThe demand i95 PS,s co9ape: fair. and the
bbl sold n4 o. Export from lst To 2Uth August 1873 bbls
C0TroN-The transactions limited some 500 bales
Prices rhern favor OF the buyer and there much
amounted say 4,2OO bne Of which 1000 Up
land and Florida a S md 2O Mobile and New
iaies.
prices there IS much doing. Gencsee quote Mt 25
with occasona! lot; at q l0 Nchg9H pnd Ohio 81 l2
s,1 iSW% at IS s. Fresh ch@ond CSunify
and d: s:fod$ sy Hs@ pTaadywuss Su sss III;
stuff; 81 M Res Ahs oqRG 2 E toy @ 5c Export
GKA!N-A sne o. 1919 bushels new Genesee Wheat on
cents and 1850 do coed al 81 Sc Sales l4 bushels Rye nj
&c delivered We hear Of nothing n Barley Oats quoted
and S EST ye anu tendency "'G @ sgS5 5 %p
North Carolina ut ic weight delivered and COO do Northern
WiiISKY-prson bhs are worth 24Is and Western &c
We hear Of sales The s'ies have advanced the Of
PR0vlsIONSIn barrel Meats hear of nothing doing
lHay Pork Gass 4" W 9oa nne Mes les at IT. G%n %
a6sc i.cked Meats we hear Of trans,cton: Export
from M to 2Oh August 5uSo bb Beef 5S59 do Pork. aud
'GRECERIES-There has be5n more activity in BrnziI Cor
fee demand chiefly ur neghOfng markets, having uken
oil within the rs, three days 600 bue Ga 9, cents The
auction suie noticed heow went of with great spirit and
uunty considered. nj some improvement The sales
beside go bags Java 9 10 md 1900 green do
s z s91 @f n BY 'Sf19 y p .9!aS 3 at g.
I4 al Ga 2j3 at 6, 100 nt6s and Sc at ga average ST.
mos hulnses iirm but the demand for the season mo-
entc The sales include l3 hhs Porto Rico aud 50 Cuba
Muscnyndo, private terms $50 Porte Rico lots. 80 81
$50 Sweet Cuba. 26 iO SOUR do 2is 20 Trinidad Cuba
S .5ts: and some -. CrOy. 81. We
creased demand for hlnc"yado Sugars, with Ies to con.
crnbc extent. without change ~ they include go
lds Porto Ksco n 64 Z cents 800 Cnha Ca 100 ST.
Crox 7a S: 20 New Orleans. Ga $40 ys Brown Havana
81 i7s some White do TO- mos; and 1901 bxs Brown Jni,
dad for refining. terms not made public.
SEEl)S-Iieie Is more inquiry for Timothy chiefly, how
ever prices below the vi holders smnl Io good
brought s3 u les and Is bbs Rough Fink sold SO 80
iierce.
TALIOW-There have been sa,es of 0G0J lbs Country
Rendered. for export. nj g.. IA cts cash
WGD-he ma ke Is dull Tor all descriptions. and there
hive hecn sales worthy oi notice.
PARTNERSHIP sales include il0l lbs prime Western
1--we Geese at 81 n3ia cts; and 1906 hS Russia, Just arrived
al IS n - cts. cash
METALS The market iof Missouri Pig Lend is firm. and
the demand good We know Of no snes. There has
more 0 CnrSherrie Pig sold from ship
$50 80 10 mos. and $50 freely offered.
English merchant as. 0 tons have also been said from
S56 of -wedes and 100 pHck Rus
Sheet received 10 arrival terms
pred 4 sale 500 bxs sd Tin Plates hn been made from
the vessel nj So s1is, mus.
BIDESlhe only sale we have TO notice lot OF 1888
atanoaS. supposed III cents discount off for cash The
market inactive, and understand there Of
fred here from neighborn. port nj reduction from
prices, without hndnE purchaieTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

u PRESIDENT TYLER, says the Journal of
Commerce, has saved enough from the salary OF
his office TO pay off all his debts, which be has
done in an honorable manner, including num-
Der which had stood 50 long as to be outawed,
and besides, has purchased plantation upon
which he may hope to spend the remainder OF his
days in competency.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

1NcrNplAEisM-A daring attempt was made
to set fire 10 this Office at half past o'clock last
night, by placing lamp in contact with a num-
Der Of bundles of paper. in the second story,
which YVES fortunately discovered in season to
prevent any serious Consequences.
Boston Daily Advertiser of Saturday.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
T II Z 2 s A l. Mo DIS T


{ New Collection nf Sacred iusic. fr Chnlrs. CorsFe
cations. Singing Schools. &c &c. by Thomas Hastings and
w. Is. Bradbury.
ha Psamods very heau'iin and extensive collection Of
Church Music under this title. adapted to a the
now We have looked this book md find that
the of the trt quality while the style aud execution
nre such rs universal lavorN Y. Tribune.
The Psamd II collection of sacred the excellence
which sufficiently guaranteed by TIE fact that it ed ted
by Thomas Hastings and William u. llrndbuy.-Cum ADV.
n23 Bits MARK II. NEWMAN. Publisher. E9 Broadwny.
HISTORY OF THE WAR IN THE PENINSULA
md the South nfFraGc. from the year l-I1 t0 Isl By
" f. r. Napier Col H. F. Adj EeG't Member of the Roynl
Swedish Academy OF Military Science sc. &c An edition
of ne above wnrk this da7 published complete in vol
u,a octave. For sae by
MI tits j. :. REDFiELD. Clinton Hall.
E- Cnrrr cY.-rHE EVE. AND THE REJEDl.
treatise on the Stature Tendency Consequences Of
pfa>aa MoEenry stem wiki pan i"r It's electual.nd
bene:iccnt rolm published io the Public and Author b
w. H. GRAHAM. l60 Nassau-streei. New York burgess
,rnge 23 Broadway. do. Price 81 per hundred, six Cent
Il cnpy.
The only ojrc Of the Author being to the Reform
herein proposed the work published n his anl the pub
lie will only oT printing the copies which they muy
Gure. All erls Of honest steady, prosperous business. and
fully employed. well rewarded labor ennestv request
Ell to sid IN extending :he circulation oithis pamphlet
ie2I Ini
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@See Last Page.


: steamer Iacarc. Howard. from Norfolk.
ship Alien. Nlckersou 81 taTs from Charleston. cotton
&c. 20 Geo Sutton.
Snip iepu6c Luce So DAYS from Liverpool mdze md 20
steernre passengers. To 1ayl"r X Merrill
BrlE I;asc Mead Thop days om Savannah cotton ard
Brig Josephine iIowcs from Cronstadt via E!,GO'e 60
days. rldze. 10 Ayma- < Co.
days mahogany 1:c 10 Gardner WheeIwsh;. Left sc
Jose n Marsh Poland for Phladelpnln 18TH. with ca;o
sch Niarn. LsouIeite day. Baltimore corn &t TO
Johnson & lOwlen.
Schr Marietta Burr. Knapp days from Richmond. fcIr
Schr Adrian. tetel days from Norfolk wheat and cotton
Sefi MeGrsadT; somer'. days from Baltimore. corn
Schr Samuel Pnyuter Exams days from Virginia. corn,
Schr Ann Hopkins days from Virginia corn 1nd flour
Schr Coral Graves days from Mary iand IRON. master.
Schr Middleton Toer. days from Virginia. gram. sc. 10
Schr Farmer Hickman days from Delaware. corn, sc.
Schr Char es aroyn Jones days from Virginia. wood
Scnr senator, Cox = davs from virginia, wood
SchrJ Nes-y. Harvey, 2 dnys from Virginia. wood.
Schr Copper. Ko,erS . day. iroul Vlrrnla. wood.
Schr ] 1iiicn. days from Virginia. wood
Schr Anthracophorn Parker day from vlr=ma. wood
Schr Mary Watkins days from York River wheat to &
I TrimhIe
Schr c NJ Smith, 5 day from York Rive: sood
sctE Mnry Annn 1horntnn. 2days i:gm Virginia, corn
chr Merchant Mathef- 2hys from Virginia -:an. sc 10
chr George hawthorne Is days from Key West nnhosn-
and cedar. master brig Rudoph tTonng arrived there
10th inst from New York.
Schr Henry Clay, Chance from Folly Landing to II
Eeven..
bound Ia Bridgeport.
Schr val Mceker, days from ocrucoA-. nc. timber and
Steam propeller rigess Hart. from Richmond. mdze to
l. McCready & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

THE CASE OF THOMAS g. Scorr.-The charge
Of homicidc against this gentleman, in the killing
"f Nj Walker. at jackson, has been investigated
before Judge Isaac johnson. He was fully ac-
Quilted the evidence having shown that the act
was committed iii necessary self defence.
IN. 0. Picayune
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
ALL HANDS ON DECK,

D3 NiutE Ward Democratic Clay Club
The members oftie Ninth Ward Clay Club who contemplate
attending the Mas, Convention be held the city of Albany
the eth invited To meet at the Howard House
tha corner of broadway and Howard Monday Afternoon
ut O'Clock, upon specin invitation from the Pioneer Clay
Club the Eighth Ward Puncua attendance requested
the steamboat New Jersey will leave the dock the oo OF
Barclay u. IL quarter tof,rc 7 u-ctiCh.
4 Band OF Music will be attendance. md Badges will be
distributed the members the Howard House and Central
Clay Committe Room ut II NJ -
EasEtSs RasE PsTSRsSE CRHSE' {vice Presidents.
VIM. Z. Smith. Jr Ssc-.,.t;as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
r1orrcr1os To AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

CLAY AND FRELING UYS SEN.
Gs- Fourth Ward henry Clay CIub.-To
Keen the Ball Rolling, Spec nl meeting of the Club will
be held at the Shakespeare Hotel Monday Evening An
gust 70, NJ o'clock ,
The Importance Of efficient action being apparent full and
promp, attendance ofhe Old Fourth at roll call Is conlden
ly expected. By order. } AS ii. BRhlNE, Prest.
;IofnTrns 81 i, TnrRsroS svice-Presiden,,
JouN inrtz sScre'ares. a24 2t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
Pioneer Eight, Ward Henry clay CIu

MASS CONVENTION AT ALBANY.
ATTENTION!-THE WHOLE LINE!
NJ The members of the Eighth Ward Henry Clay Club,
with their music will meet nj the
HOWARD HOUSE,
THIS Monday AFTERNOON Aug. 26ih n6 ocock PRECISE
proceed body To the Steamboat New jersey, to at
tend the Convention.
The members of the " Ieste-n Eighth Ward Clay Club"
nre Invited 10 Join with us the ion.
The members will pese be punctua nj the hOur. By order
of WILLIAM II. SWEET President.
GEORGE KARR. Secretaries au26 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
CLOTHING.
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOOD

IS7 BROADWAY,
Three doors belor the Franklin House.
~ The Subscribers respectfully that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer greater inducements than ever
20 gentlemen wishing the purchase ot their
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by ute arrivals great variety
and rich styles of Goods well adapted TO the coming
eaSoand will also by the packets and steamers
the ar.est and best o the latest and most beautiful
styles OF fancy French Elastic Cassmerc rich figured Velve
ashmcs Satin ard Silk Ncs,nGs, before offered IN this
CITY,
Also Just received several Invoices of Tw!ed mud Beaver
Cloths Over Goats. CoaSs Peos. &c; Black and fancy
rored French and English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut their establishment
r the last five yeas aud which for durability beauty OF n
h and tne coors. be eNceIed. equaled. bY
Any sty les of Cloths imported to the United states.
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in pat, tho
richest styles of fail and Cravats Scarts Suspende
Gloves Handkerchief Hosiery. Under Shirts nrd Drawers.
linen and muslin SHIRTS. Collars bosons. Shoulder Braces.
Riding aud Money Belts, Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes, &c.
with variety OF goods usually kept in gentlemans
General ouiit:ing establishment
Also t oi ready made Clothing. consisting oil
Coaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Goats. Panaloon and
Vests oil every variety where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate use can depend upon getting first rate article.
made and trimmed every respect equal to those furnished 10
order and prices that fail to please Strict punctu
aity observed in filling orders.
Dc Terms cash. aud no deviation in prices.
istf j. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
a AlG G r T. sebfiar. s5Litn IL Secretaries.

uJ- Union;sis, Attcution !-The members of this
Association are hereby notified that they are required meet
National Hall Monday afternoon, August 18th. at
O'Clock precisely for tie purpose Of joining ard
hchn: from thence the boat which carry them 10
Albany the foot of All those who have NOT
procured their tickets will please cnl upon the subscriber
The corner of Pearl and Centre where they will be fur
n.sled Fare for the whole ,rip seventy five cents.
uu2i q OWEN w. BRENNAN G.and Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
~ Ar RIEJ1

August o. in the Orchard street Unversast Church. by
Kerr J. Sawyer Mr.. JoaS L. COOPER to Nus JULIA 4.
fAroN. both Of Boston. Mas.
Angus, q. Mr JACKSON 7 BoILARD Of Lake MahopHc
railin County 10 Miss SARAH HYATT OF Putnam Valley
Potnam County.
August % ai Roswell l.. Coir. Jt of Paterson ~ J..
70 ais JA.r NJ daughter OF james Dayun Esq this cy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

F1RE Ar South BERWICK The Ferguson
Factory at Lees Mills was consumed by fire on
Monday night Loss estimated at from 100000
to $4,000 insurance on the building Sl2,000,
and 81 600 on the stock. Portland Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
WANTED.

w TANTfD-A coorsd woman TO cook md do the wash
w Ing nnd ironing for small iamily. She be well
recommended. Apply at % Church street. aS 2t
DOOK FOLDEHS.-Fve SIX experienced hands can PRO-
ID cure sendy employment By application the Of
Ferry and Cli.sts ln-6 ls
VE7AN TEDDY n respectable woman. situation
w pian cook. chlmbernad washer and ironef Good
city references. inquire at ~ Orange IN the basement
posi,e White ST. l.
CONGREG AT ON Al Clergyman in Connecticut.
n whin. tn take few boys his nmly, Ia whose IN
siructon aud improvement he will devote his w"ne attention
may be consulted on The subject ut Newm,n Bookstore. l
Broadway. Tor n eS days, from to ~ o'clock.
Any gentleman desiring il. mGy he called upon by leaving
his ndtresS above Good references be given gentle
mer in TINS CITY and elsewhere. au23 3ils-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

CS5- Clay Rafges.-H0BINSON. ofNo. ~ Nassau.
street will have sale board oi the S,eImbor, New jersey
her passage Albany Clay Badges suitable for every
Ward IN the city Printed from his Miniature Steel Pls.e En-
craving which pronounced by the friends OF Mr. Clay
Washington City and throughout the Union TO be the hes,
Likeness ever published a26 It,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
WIN. 7. JENNINGS IL co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
o2l Rrnndmnn An,eriraM HOTEL oDn0Sitc

Solicit attention from Citizens and Stmnger requiring Gar
assortment of new Goods for Fall and Winter
,ear selected with view Oi rendering stock rich
luay and variety be found this city comprising
ieaver and Ned Cloths tor IvccOHts COaks. &c French
and Epgh Cloths for dress md ;rGck Coats styles
Rich Velvet, hletnO silk and Snn Nestlngs,
viii be- made order at 10 sustain repta
on The the progressive reformation that avert
the Of complaint that cash purchasers taxed for
others delInquc The style and finish OF our Garments
will compare with those any other establishment and this
the SEQUEL the patronage elected al6sf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

GouRAups roupRE SuBT1LE-For completely md perma-
nenty Grad eating supenous hn from any part OF the human
body. Awavs tested before huyuc-pOO positive this md
no mistake Found only nj 81 Walker ST. first door FROM
Broad 81 nc. bottle au26 eudEt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
C.rc,;le1e t,.o Dncv,nen:s.

THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent from
the present time to the Presidential Election al
the following reduced rates:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

t. BOARDlNG.-M.s. GGSS having opened the new
and commodous house. % Nesey the Astor House
pruerS choice Of desirable transient
oarders Croon Shower. and cold Baths. free The
very central jet quiet and shady Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

% German Wing SOnSs.-A few hundred Ger
man Wing Songs for sal, at this office Price . cents pei
Dozen lu2O lwd-C&W1 GREELEY NcELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

MEETINGS! VE$rINGS just received Mt the New York
Cash Tailoring Establishment. lS broadway three doors
Below tine franklin House. snail lot OF rich silk and
satin Vsnr. for dtess vests. Also. large assortment OF
Summer Pelto and Office Goats, AT very reduced prices
;va,ix ] G.. BOOTH a. Go.