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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

An" car dc kitelrr-"
Ga sic kru'u~f Crors. some Hcrfo0n.
Wen sweep fiHt STATE vim Io o broom;
W.'i t.acl n csc AioVi- Coe's n thing,
And Ills - - s"u- fh;t ~e y 80 ~irr-
o. clear N.niurfy' clear Kentucky
Oh WIS Young Wli-s' clear neniucSy'
Oh the Lo-os nrves trei
Vc'i dance -orious it i'5' fav.
~ set 20 fhc iune OF "C,ar ogt Clay;
And wfif ireas j. down with = perfect fu'h.
- we ~rv 10 tfc fo- cafin Coos, oh, Lush
o. Gear, e..
Oh wen strike ur 70 = rscrrv turc.
Tic un'rai dire OF 80 - ing Con-
O,r Lis fom' s'orr i;rk & a1 enr footsteps ring.
As we ircak II down. and ncriiy sing
On csar. &.
Oh what dance ftcrcW T. tfr- f-v.
A~we drncc DER Is 0'osra'e form of Civ
Such = darce - ini,lt waictI g foon ag@in,
II hc i1d'r 80 ionr in Clay zen lan.
o. clear. Sc.
o. wen dance 81 ni@h-. an III rcAi morn.
Or the car-5sS cofi Of The ssufkir- coon:
Aud d. fIevin- Goau. Tie i. rrcr'- l9re,
Shall le sr'n no more on the earth a-:in.
On clear. &c. WExI, WIDE, WIcI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
From tie Cincinnati Enquirer.
Henry Clay and Aaron Eurr.

The liking of White. Of kentucky. tie lr-t Wing
Speaker e TIE House # Congress. for Aaron Burr
productions of the pen. Is al lat fally explained. II
turns ont that Clay and Burr We're infinite personal
friends during Burr'S treasoneuS e~ntcr,risc against
the Union: ami the fict Of thor bong friends is
sufficient TO render Burr. in the e~,tiuaton If White.
one Of the apostatcs Of American patriotism.
I'm Coleman's New York Herald. = federal PAPER
Of rank stamp, published in l>nO. +, g. &C., a hlc
Of which We lave III oar posses on n present. the
following letter from Eurr 10 Cay may lcsccn:
"FRANgIoEr. nccnlor |. 1850.
"SIR II have no dr>ien. nor Lave ! taken any
measure to promote a dis>oln'inn e. tic Union. ,r a
separation f any one or more SiatcS fr m the residue.
| have neither published a lire on tbs Hi',,t. n0r
has anv enc tiirDugli nv kn3s. ledge. ! have no
design 10 iutormcddlc with tic Government, or disturb
the tranquil # the In ted state. or # i terrific
rues. or any part f them. have mover issued. nor
sgncd. nor promised Il comini sen to any person.
for any purpose. do not own a mu,lci. mr. a bay
onct, nor a SINGLE article of military stores, nor 4 9
any person for ne, by ny authority, or with NY
know ledge.
My views have Teen fully explained 10. and ap-
proved by, several principal officers e government.
and believe are well understood BY Tic adm;nistIu-
ton. and seen by 1t with complaccncy thcy arc such
as every man Of honor and 60 d citizen mu.. APPROVE.
'ConSGcring the high station you now FIJI IN our
national councils. | have thought tLesc explanation,
proper. a wei - ccun;oract tic ch.mcricol tales
which maicvclent per on have 50 Il dus.ri "a %c.rru-
lated, a TO sa'.fy you HAT YoU HAVE HoT Hsror-rD
TIE Cause f a man in any way uafronGiy to Inc
laws, Tie government. or tie interests of Ii. country.
Re P~eetfully. your oJedicn; : r1an;.
"AARCN BURR.
ITO Hon. iIENEY ClAY."
Let those WHO Prate now in tic Wig ranks e
di>union. notification, &c. ponder upon Iii. position
# tier leader. at a tine when there ~as d.sun.c On
preached, and men, and arrgs. and munitions. were
moving down our great western rivers. orAla -kcd in
tie desperate enterprise # GismembcTment aad a sep
arate confcderacy.
Mr.. Clay .EShOUSED THE CAUSEOF NAN"
who was then 4 traItcr TO his coUntry-whO was
defeated II 2 treasonops conspiracy, winch could Mt
have succeeded without Gcmolshing all Aose insttu-
tens which had teen established BIZ the rev ,'uti-n-
and who escaped the penalty Of the ~galows by tie
quirks If tie law and the ingenious subtoriuccs Of
counsel. Gen. andrew Jackson vas most ins,Fu-
mental in breaking up that expedition. and bringing
is chef to trial aud II vas IN the manner that Clay
"cSfoasei he cause n Bsrr," that Old Hickory was
fr>t induced to d>t-nst him.
Let the s~landerers Il u. Folk laok TO this. They
VIII find enough IN TIE companions. II AKRON
BURR with HENRY CLAY 70 elo~,,yer and d.fn nd.
without looking A-.o tie eAaaetero Il Governor Pol-'s
ancestors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
The Pcor Man TO hi, Dead Child.

Yes. lie thu there, my little ono,
The death dew > on thy brow.
Thy eyes a.e closed to flower aud sun,
Thy pulse l. quiet now.
No more 'hou'l; ask. my FINISHED boy,
For b cad. with wailins cry.
When III have given my flesh with joy,
But bread | could not buy.
Poor child thy sharp. cid features speak
Of pain and want, and care;
or I'D The teal diops on thy check,
Fi,oze in tie biting air.
Dot colder than tic kecnost wind,
Wee human heats 10 zee;
Because. 'hough claiming human kind,
Thy 1T WA povctfy.
The proud o. - say, lis T%lc,vcn's awaid:
Thcy hui kind Heaven otoy.
10 keep ihe glfts e nature bard
llom those who cannot pay.
My .hili, 'hs : dly sweet 10 think
Til, u1i never h., ger maic,
Nor gaze with wi~'ful eye, ct shrink,
fion bfcad'> inviting tore.
Dui Oh NY faded flower. FOR his
Was IL, young lcirg given.
To meet wl'h ntught tut wretchcdncsS,
Ard iiowns frm cath AID lIc,,enl
Was this he pledge II cr,dl,d smile
That spukc tie happy dean,
And gave me. worn VI h pam and toll,
OF passing bliss a sloam?
Ani yet, mayhap, Thy fac is blessd,
Atd | should tathci iny
Tint ihy yourS heart the woes have missu
That wait the poor mans toy.
Tie cold irpulse. The calling snccr
That dives 10 iEclt and %>hauc;
The ma dining thoughts The soul that scar,
The scoin'd and biisht,d name.
q, ycS; or. h'piy. wersc th1n all,
1hon might have lived 10 be
A scrtilc. crouching, nlfieiinE IN! all
At some wc4lh-d g0n', knee.
Than this. thy eyes I'll rather close
On all tlou ni- ht',i have seen.
All Siuckcn through with MANY woes
As Thy young hea I hath been.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
song.


4iNE-" Qua Sr lou4
Come all W W o iisc cool singing.
'iear your v4iscS. st them rigging
Here's a loco song ieinfc -.
Here tie tune and lcu = Tire chorus:
ct ont of tic way Old sir Harry.
IL II coon ticket We don't carry.
Coors in c~ieltcen lnndrcd forty.
Sunt ttcir ron.~ ioth !onr ard hearty,
VI rut u strong for Captain Iyl~r.
Shovel la IA and 3 r~sftatir bicr.
CT ont OF tie way roor Old johnny.
Coon- ha~e ~;ianl"fd al your money.
Vow tie Coors are or ming.
Aad { cir secret p'a,s acv.,ins.
Al around - lot u s'tc t%samIinc.
OLD rented lis row smpirg
CT out of Tie WAY with yonr sihricF,
Co0aies ysu cant come II DER us.
Now w see tic room committees.
Al - on tie 'owrs ard cities.
r'o'fihl s. irmcs OF mean and dirty
To sustain their sinsinc pafi,.
Get ou' OF Tie WAY Old kentucky,
Nou have aiwa.sicen uniucky.
Coos arc 'oad 10 %lIarry's praises.
An their % pers lie Ike b's zrS;
Tici, 81 ri MOS trcy iow are ~p'avinr,
And th,,fl soon fommsnrc pipe ting;
Gei ont OF n e. wiv. u oueh YOU cheat js.
Your Coon candidate can't eat us.
Come yc Coors and lei NJ reasor.
Nou can't win = a. rarc rhis scsson;
lou must waif a TOW Yea : LONGER.
TIL yor s'f q rag iiai : stranger:
Gc' ont ~ tir way. you're mistaken.
cay : "a used ~ lore. We reckon.
you c.it raise SEQ st-ong q party
\ Won dHl IN ~ci.i'fcn fotfy;
Cider : srafre. aud C-o ies krow il.
80 You r~rcir'i frv TO 20 T.:
g. oaf OF ihe WY Cd Sir Harry,
Ia keniurk soi'd .,scf larry.
Non uiav crf --h ro'rs ari fA en-,
Md With other f~rsrri'.s ufs 'cmi
iuf. ~ Von cut sW.l nor frm a..
low ffc due 30 ,nr fiiut 20 rcsrif'
&C. on of The WY. iaough ,on cherish.
SUI vain lopcs. they soon mist perish,
rov - Ceoaf-s. foat fcfafcus.
Tbs ri,iee sc give you ls,iis.
rohi sifcmr' 20 rua such n cfs,
ON III rour-c vUi Loco r-r~rS:
Get ca' ct re way With your fcNy,
Clay can't come il gel. bg roHyl
Keen SIR 1,.rrv IA TIC s;a''c.
'fif Won 81 ono fe'fcf .i'c
To ro1'rsd viii Loco %ifoiicrs,
Tof we've a. some rrai sioricrs;
Cef on of 'lc vav ofi F"r'uray,
II yoa run yoail ic un'urky.
Cow 80 r4nii er coors rcm'in'c~.
We - ai nv tou ic,i Notcmf or:
Tlen wIHroHc your 'ffcr Wal inc,
Up SAL River you'lic saiine;
G,t ou' Of &c Wsv. fol amt 20 j..
Soon tkr faito' loN vil SOW II.
WEAEr, \. H., March, i~if.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
From tie Giobc-
MIR. Clay ard Iiss rn~s.iuc:icnS on The
Hts:krU pi law.
AsnLANp. 18th July. ISL.

4 correspondent S0nd' U> Inc JONV.DVTO II'WJ
Wing, which contains tie following letter from Mr..
Clay:
ASHLAND, 10th Juiy, ISL.
Ny dear SIR have just received Your favor, aud II
does not surprise nae to learn that our OF ponents are seek
ing To make the impression that WAS Instructed Ia 90
against the bankrupt law. Our legislature gave no IN
structIous To- mc on tIe subject # the bankrupt law. Re
solutions of instruction were pending before The lrsisia-
tuc. but they were lost by a disagreement between the
two Houses. You may boldly assert tins, and proof, If
necessary, can be furnished from Frankfort
Your friend aud obcdlcnt servant,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

At Kew West. a few ds,s ago. a woman ~ The name
of Tina Lewis died. Che bad attained the astonishing
age ct IL. yca1~. sie bad resided On the cou-t for ihc
las, ii,Ii, wears, aud was Formerly a save IA one 81 TIE
ln.si, West India islands. Her hcuiiics fea~arncd tn
lnpalTed until The day of her death.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

We find in the National Intelligence of this morn
ing the following notification # The Mexican general
(WolD t. President Houston. that h~ost4litcs are TO
be immediately commenced, by tie order Of Santa
Anna, against Tcxas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

H4R--E DENNY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

New York FIRRMRN IN PHILADELPHIA There
is now in this city, committee of members OF the
Hope Engine Company No 81 Of New York, consisting
and VIM Lawrence, whose object here was 10 bring on
from New York, present to the Humane Engine Com
pany Of this city, splendid gift in the shape Of an e,e
engine perfect specimen Of elaborated ornament out
side and within the works finished in the highest
small as s such that can be made TO throw water
from thirty five to forty feet Above the engine sus'
pended silver medel upon one side oil which the ioi
lowing inscription = -, ,,
" Presented to the Humane Fire Engine Company Of
Philadelphia by James NJ. Bard William n MacIntyre
and William Lawrence of New York. as token OF their
high regard
On the reverse is engraved the figure Of frog, which
adopted as the emblem Of "Jhirtyone IN commem
the city Of New York, formerly known as the swamp"
Phila. u. s GdztHe, .7ug ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

MADAME CELEsrE.--A mirth from London says
+" M adamc Celeste came in the cars with US yes
erday Yarmouth She has been sea bathing AT ar
mouth her health goes Lynn and plays three nght
Celeste pleasant sociable and very intelligent CONAN
The conversation turned upon the government oil Amer
garding the principles and policy Of the governmenthe
various traits for which Clay, Calhoun Van Buren, and
Webster ceebraedand, IN iact she was ~ nome on
her intention visit America at present, and she poba
bly, will never do again, for she can make money
enough In England and after the brutal manner in which
she was used IN America in relation 10 her child, there
are no Undue ements for her to return"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

AMERICAN Stakeholder the operation Of the
compromise act, the imported slate had almost got
the control OF the market In this country In s2 and the
American quarries were generally about suspending
operations The propretors Of the quarres the Susquc
hanna now sending to market very fine article.
The states manufactured by them have been tested in d
ferent ways by number of the best master builders in
this city, all OF whom have given them decided prefer
the foreign slate them 10 be superior
In every respect-Bait. samsriean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28
JJTHOGRApHy
COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF.

THE PROPRETOR has the pleasure Of announcing to the
lovers Of the sublime and beautiful that the Cottage
the old complete and ready for the reception Of vis
tors where they be with variety Of refresh
ments at the shortest notice.
To nhae the refreshing breeze from this lofty eminence and
and nger in the shade Of the lofty oaks whose wide spread
branches invite to health and cheerfulness
TARGET Excl RSlONS-T'his delightful place is admi-
raby fitted by for this manly and patriotic exercise pre-
senting rock Of than hundred feet in height shelter
ed by beautiful forest and cooled by the rushing Of
the Pas The railroad cars leave Jersey City for Paterson at
City at A. M, and p M. Fare TO Paterson s7
CENTS Inn
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ANCK,G POINT

GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
TO YERPLANCK'S POINT.
"a ON MoN ON as At .he Sc, sG9s1sSa of
K- spot, at the late Temperance Jubilee given by
the Harrison unon No. q Daughters of temperance and Of
they have been prevailed to repeat the excursion is fol-.
table, however vii be supplied with the goodly things Of the
season. for those who may wish to par!ake OF themi
The splendid steamboat South America engaged for the day.
and the Washington Brass Band and excellent choir Of
will be in attendance that nothing will be wanting
make this excursion equal to the former.
The steamboat will leave the foot Of Barclay o'clock
A. Nj Rivngton hapast Il Catharne quar-
o. Canal street at g. and Amos street past
Tickets 37a cents, be had the following places
John Martin e Orchard street. Elias Combs. 2Ss Grand
avenue; T.. II. Hozer, IT'S Bowsry; John Russell "a Nor
folk ST. Isaiah BARLEY 09 Charlton VIM Pell 9 Suf
IS Hiram ThOne p Ridge ST Geo Jackson 81 Water 8,
A. Cromwell IS Clinton street, McNaughton 500 Mad-
Spence John 60 t" BsS 81 D m B.
Shepard l9 Broadway opposite John st.; Jas s.ockyel
leader Of the W B. Band e Ludlow ST. also Of either Of the
Ticket Committee also by Mr. George Hail. Brooklyn and
the Post Office. do auZ 5t*p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

APPROPRIATE. AT a temperance celebration In
this county time since the Farmers OF Chevot bore
ON the banner sheai Of wheat with following moto
Az our Caps we greet II
Let properly treatit,
Not distl it-but eat it, Ctnt fnn0h .4fIds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28
PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
IN NEW WORK

RARENNE x CO., patronized by the Courts Of France
- and Belgium, OF Ia Place Vendome, Paris, have the
honor Of making knoys 70 Tie Ladies Of The United States
open branch Of their well known and fashionable Millinery
Establishment the first Of September the Of
Broadway and Grand (entance No. ia Grand stree
The branch in this city will be under the immediate supeTn
ladies respectfully solicited visit the saloons where they
will always find every recherche article in the millinery line
from Paris, by the Packets they arrive.
They would also inform those engaged il the millinery
connected with their business and the latest fashions be
applied previous their being opened ohe public in this city,
Orders punctually attended to- au20 lmuc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

HARVARD UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT The fol-
lowing is the order Of exercises for commencement,
TO- morrow The performances are all by candidates Tor
the Degree OF Bachelor Of Arts the practice Of assigning
parts candidates for the second degree having been
discontinued.
l. salutatory Grafton in Latin, by Charles Adams
Whitcomb Hancock, II.
Puritan Fathers" Edmund quincy sewsll watertown,
New York.
Amos Henry Farnsworth, Groton.
A. Disquistion The influence OF the Legal Pro
iession in the United States" Thomas s. Blair Pitts
o. Disquisition. Respect for Custom and Habit in
Social Changes" Horato 51stus Perry, Keene,NH
9. An English Grafton. Leaving College" George
Francis PsIkman, Boston.
7. Disquisition The Influence OF Political Econo
my upon Modern Legislation" George Faulkner, Bill
Ierica
ga Disquisition. clarendon, as a statcsmans--
O. A Dissertation 1.-THE Dependence of Science on
the Mechanical Arts Ebenezer Pierce Hinds, Pitts
10. A Disquision. "AIderi.' william Gardiner
Prescott, Boston -
IL. An English Grafton 1.-THE Queen and the Philos-
H. A Dsquisition. "The Magnetic Telegraph LA
'y Ia Greek Grafton. "Herodotus. the Historian
Henry Charles Chauncey. Mddetown, c.
rs Dissertation "The Characters OF the inhabitants
Of the Mountainous Districts OF Europe Charles Will
liam Dabney, Fayal, Azores.
Music.
l6. An English Grafton. "The true Man oil ActIon"
Edward Augustus w lid, Drookline
IL A Disquisiion. millions Areopagitica.' Edw ard
Wheelwrght, Boston
ls A Poem. Little Nell--Her last Night in London
- Her Flght-Her Death y Warren Tilton, Boston.
10 Latin Grafton "De Utilitate ct Pretio LHefaum
Antiauarum Studp Robert Goldman, Dorchester.
10 A Disausiton. "Vathek and its Author" George
Blankern Cary, Boston
a. An English Grafton The Destiny oil Literature
Joseph Peabody, Salem. ,,,
% Dsauisition. The Infinite in Mathematical
"a Apth orpT Could Boston.
% a Dissertation AN Ancient and n Modern Bstlel
6eldr Frederick Adophus Sawyer, Bolton
"a A Dsqnisition. Harvest Celebrations In different
Countries Edmund Dwight, Boston.
a5 A Dissertion "The Agamemnon OF Eschylusr--
Bors,io Nelson Hildreth, Bolton
Music.
% An English Grafton :" The MissonDof America"
Philip fiowes Sears East Dennis.
a. A Dissertation "Qunctilinns Views oil Educa-
tom John Call Dalton, Lowell
% An English Grafton. - The Physical Sciences
Richard Frederick Fuller, Cambridge.
30 Dissertation. The Moors in Spain Henry
Augustinus Johnson New Bedford.
Music
30 An English Grafton The Political Fortunes and
Destinies Of the Ango-saxon Race" josiah shatuck
HMtwelI, Littleton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

,UNPREC EDENTED, NOVELTWl
Purse $1,000 will be given by the Propretors Of the above
Course free for all horses both PAGERS and oers they
please carrying catch weights perform the distance of20 miles
within the hour. The first horse performing the distance
ceys $500 the second best 5000 Should the distance Be
The above come off the It'll day OF Ocober-Three or
make field Entries to close at Jones' Second Ward
Hotel, Nassau street, tae 10th Sept. by o'clock, M
The Of except by the winning
horses which will be charged the usual Of 10 per
au2G 3tsr
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FIVE pEP CENT SrrnR T.

FIVE T9 cfT3 tSo f9Efrfx1 sFHoHSTfGk
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer CHOICE and well selected stock
o s % f sS greatly s en c
ss S e oss fs sso Of
figures and The charged the foot Of the bill
cal respectfully bf fSifiiss g. cAswELt SMITH
au2i lmsrc l6 Cedar street. near Pearl street.
y b last g te
that the human subject q, particularly such
s.: ca: q s saa .y .b. s IL .s:s:
s asa so o% Bo sS Office No &rS NJ " doors
au22 lm.m German Physician
SrOUvENEL u CO.,
~ .S. GLASS cut and match ss's any pat q
All I9a @ %. a = s every de
hsy c so1s Lamps Ghsnass G s
Lamps any and patterns ! also Gsnphps
t L o'is s sss a b9ss S fss
pot John street oaway where they obtain
% e su St: Sr' 1sasS sns ss
JosEPH GILLoTTs STEEL PENssrThe sabsqnbeg has
Cro,on ane%j on cards, snsraSedv % Vs.
A A%sssn s sassl f GsIS% %s% PEN
Prince Albert's, engraved and medallion heads. ,
70 boxes in each packet.
ssRssi Psn a Dc %
Patent Slips white and bronze.
Principaliy, fine, fine and medium points.
Caligraphic, Washington Nos and 10.
Damascus, Victoria fine point.
Peruvian New York Fountain.
Ladies' PEN Luna, Eagle, Double Damascus.
School Pen, Public Pen.
Queens Own Pen Baronial Collegiate, Nos. and Q.
large stock Of pens boxes Of each various
degrees Of points and quality, marked and unmarked.
The above together with good stock Of Wndes' and
'.'', l'A'' % '''' . nc "f HENRY JEssor,
au2i lwsm 81 John street, corner of Gold.
LITHOGRAPHY.
TrALL Observation-Disclosures tuners and others
who reqaire Business Cards Of their establishments Cir
Landscape Maps &C., and Publishers who require Illustrations
Of Books Periodicals, and Music Pieces have the work
executed in the best ye and moderate terms, at
f. JONES' Lhographic establishment,
1873 Fulton street., New York.
N. B.-Dawings and Specifications for Patents.
au24 imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
LII KINDS OF WOODEN OR COTTON GOODS,
n ready made cloals panaloons, &c. rendered
proof entirely process which will be found
all expectations.
BY this process the the articles made waterproof
main evaporation checked the
with the Macintosh clothing, which by reason of the pores
being closed, found be at times intentionally
waterproof j. impossible in the hardest rain for drop
get through the stuff itself; injured the process
neither quality color 1t does sitter heavier
does not duse any unpleasant odor las is the with
goods by India rubber gum arabic glue
the least change psrceptbe to e lndepend
snow they likewise warranted after having undergone this
process, become moth eaten II matters not whether the
goods are fine or coarse finished with or without
ross by the process they be made 10 have less
gloss finish according the wish Of the Cotton
and linen goods however must b. closely and have
sizing in hem undergo this Goods Jeff be
dercd waterproof may BE- called for within few days (say
eight days the utmos after they left and the charges win
be moderate. A trial is respectfully solicited, by
o. RUGEK, "a Essex street.
Information given, and orders received by LEOPOLD
KUH'S German Agency, % Plat street. N. Y.
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These Ships surpassed point elegance comfort
in their cabin accommodations, their fast sailing qualities
bysany vessels in the trade
The commanders well known men of characteJand
experience, and the will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers
Punctualiy regards the day Of sailing will be observed
heretofore. "
The price Of passage outward i fixed One Hundred
Dollars for which ample Of description will
provided, with the exception Of and liquors. which viii
be furnished by the Stewards, II required.
Neither the captain of these Ships viii
sbe for letters. parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills Of lading signed therefor Fer freight
sage. apply to
GOODHIE co, o. South street.
sf G. ii. MARSHALL, 90 Burling Slip, N. Y.
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
WEDELEs & MEYER, 1902 William St, importers Of
w French German and English Fancy Goods have just
ceved and offer for sale reasonable choice assor
men q Buttons Of all kinds; Segsr and other fancy Cases
Snuff BoIes; Fancy Combs; Supendcrs Satchels Purses etc.
etc., Steel Pens; Hazon Scissors Accodlons; armoncns
Lead tsenc,is hueI; Writing, Toilette Desks @e'i anew
We particularly very fine OF Wool
len and Silk Emboidcres aud all kinds Of Uphoserers a
cles aul9 eodlm. IN
EEATHERs-iooo lbs Western Liys Geese, for sale by
= hu@ h. X COLLINS CO, " South ~
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k&K FOR NEW ORLEANs--UNloN LINE OF
1850 PACkETS-Posity First Regular Packet-To sail
mn few days The very superior, fast sailing packet
ship INDIANA Capt. j, 8. Bennett.
Persons wishing embark for the South should make early
application to JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street.,
-. rr Of South.
and bsrths can b secured By applying above su2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28
TO THE LADIES.

CHEAP PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAP WORKS.
" JOHNSON VROOM, formerly Of Cedar and
William Streets manufacturing and putting for the trade
their goods II the newest and attractive styles and sell
prices 20 cent lower than be brought this
ket the q their manufacturing facilities enables them
sell for the smallest profit.
Mandatory and Sales Room, 70 Trinity Place, Of thu
Trinity Church. lmeodsm