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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
FASuIONABIE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
u AS the honor oi informing The Indies uad Gentlemen OF
Ncw-Tolk ana vicinity. that he has arrived for the pur
pose giving instruction the principal fashionable Dnnces
prevailing the highest circles OF European and American
society.
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga md New
port where his style the waImesi nna,on OF the pub
he and the marked approval OF the fashionable
Among Others Mons r. 10 teach that well known
dance IA PDfhA-he Quades with original music
the VASE de peux Pas-he Mazouika-aew Coulions-new
Galoppe, md all American Dances. ...
Mons K vii he assisted by MADAME KORrONAY as
Musician The instruction will be given IN the French Ger
nan und English languages.
Rooms are engaged 1t 3 Park Plecerctly private, cool
ssd .iry-ior the accommodation OF Ladies and Gentle
The Polka and the Ounrlle, nj present daDeo IN
the fashionable circles of London and Plrs be taught
x or twelve lessons, except the M.zour&a AL Others Il
tvesty four lessons. ...
For further particulars, inquire of MONS KoRPoNAY al
bis residence 3 PARK Place
TxsMss-Clas Lessons from 10 e. A. 81, L. !, and
10 =. p NJ, and from o 10 ia the evening.
lessons SG-tyelye lessons, SO, and quarter, si5,
Pvae Lessons-s1 lessons. - twelve lessons. sE; Quar
ter, 80.
eriies &c. &C. III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
FOR. THE SOUTH.

- 49,, r NEW sTEAMRO AT LINE FOR ,T.,L BAL
p Ia = TINIORE win DEl.AW AXE AMI CGES-
- APEAKE CANAL.-Ehrc reduced 10
one dollar and tv only ea M HppsSn rsn oel le be
low Chestnut stIeet every morning Except Sundays, 4, NIL
past . clock per the splendid steamboat - H.. ,bIrb
Can't j. Deyoe Delaware City thence "a mles e"nsn ps
the Canal mud Chesapeake City, In m rate facAe' D0u'''
a''I '''': Steamer OSIRIS, Capt. J. D. Turner,
MARYLAND, Capt. L. Il. Iaylor
And arrive Mt Baltimore early the same evening".
The public assured that Notwithstanding inc @ nc I'll ri
morris in circulation of this line having stopped) S ana VII
p and no exer,on will be spared to give comfort
and speed 10 passengers. The only change that has been
mne Is tha. H. Y Rces longer Agent Tor ths me-
Look out for imposition The "Ploneer Line s IS run Py
the Railroads. Agent, for the purpose Of putting now & e
,e1ur onnosltnn II wish 10 keep the 0re reduced l1o
81 to 81 S6 60 BY the steamer Portsmouth, and no otheT
The accommodations BY this line are warFn'ed 10 Dc equal 'o
Passengers for Newcastle and Salem will take th ne 'fom
lower side ei Chssnu' 'es, MoRRIs IRIS RTcKMAS,9
JAMES HAND. 30 ;. Whnrves.
R-There are Daily Line: OF Stages between Bait.
more and Washington City Mt ia!e 4' 81 oU mnH,ns We
whsle fare from Philadelphia 10 Washington Cty, by ms
route only S3 ~~ Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
FOR FOREIGN PORTS

- FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE OF DrcntsR srp.
sf4sN The new ship JOHN r. saiDDY, w siam ska.9y
SA master will sr above her regular day This sbs
e no ions reg ser and finished lg Suporor Stye with srcg
na,,ons for passengers Unsurpassed tor elegance coal
For ffsizh; OF passage. apply 70 ho Captain board a
- '-''' 0t.RINNTI.L, MISTURN L co. 7s Sou,hr
Tic naskst sfp ASfBuRTON, u, iiutsnR, Bpa,tsr WI
succeed tho John r. ky, nn sail January sh. he. resay
day. ni7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

The Glove AnOdyne the best Of all Iootnche hemedes
Il immediate and IN It's effects, curing Inc most 'o-
ent toolhnche or pam llie gums IN one minute -,
ENpeferce hns proved TINT this anoiync comptnn VIII
give immediate and nerrauent relief after the failure 81 every
other remedy picu.at To the taste aud -ne VIII mol ~
rc the teeth guns nny AMI lew applications WIFI
entirely the pain and from decnye Tooth 50
h.t IL NAV filed and rendered useful rs ever w hen the
pnn proceeds o, the face tie cams around tooth
apparently sound this application VII gi"n seely fslel oy
rubbing lew drops the pirts affected. Pricc . cents
Prepared and sold by \. h. SANDS co. Druggists and
Chemists. a3 Broldway, corner ot Cbamtsrs street. Gnne
Building sold also 9 Fulton street; a East Bf0adway
and by Druggists generally throughout The United States
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
Passengers Arrived.

In tic packet ship Westminster from oIdon-Alrs Mary
Vhnn and Master lVhnn OF London: MIS- Underwood and
Miss Underwood of NYOrk: Miss Bendle of London George
w Po'tu of Boston, John Tenant of Llverpooi' Murphy
80 steeage. - -,
In The snip albany from Harrc-Ns Alder and child,
\eilsun 30
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
SnrTnERN RALN.

r,,y1F REST MEDICINE EVER USED foz Consumption
C0nrhs Co!t and al Affections OF me nTEIl. ..uS -
Irve- testimony o' winch We seect tg .bs,r The
s-,rIsss B,Im s sold: Principal iep', - b1oinwny
.e;. f iphrr laj lowsrr: pr k,rs, lS lanai: ~ ~
10. l;t {. ayenu u: Alr King. III Futon H. A. PoiisI,
f.-oy--s:. ir C5ve corner sullivan and Prncc,
Nm. Voai Harlem YIN. Mcdonald, 'Tiisll>barsh Ini
SSTaali sTiaMin = 9 Ssmafk: N Re Paicgn n j C
Wn,rps Jaraica. AntseT ir'iN, ST,e.nS y, -i, "
j. T. Warner : Co, U;ies T. t;orton Wei lFnS' Ia. !
Ii,lio ( Whtner Rr:aio Y james Gosceshal, New
psjt'ni Ninst l. Z CrSs,.c, l.ockpn, iyef, no
vssnr K E ulinc. Saratoga Springs ATctiib9d llney'
ni"t,aa VI; Philip Root. CoopcrI,oSn, Otses2 m
yVi!son Poug ghke.ps, Ny: Erhnzaie Noith -icii's'
Mass. p,ooy,xx .,s lame 1874
Messrs SuEcrr & Co: Gentsmea-t"t twa ysan o mss
been suffering t-nn pam side c2ush ana soreness %
OF my lungs md etes; My physcan 'hi,'ne, H = i sf Ia
10 The win ofmy Heavenly Father and NJ tie esDei', @ i
fcrf recommended your SOUTHERN BALM Slie lss.n.
three iHyY cuu! wei! al night, niiu ny oet aos VI
.1cn rcs.n7e-l md gaming rapidly N NenE. n,,u
weight The benefit have received ir1m your 'lecNs Ci
mt h expressed confidently recninrlcad II 10 aI c'
;rcssed with cough pain II the lungs OF chest :,
Yours, with respect. SARAH ". WILSON,.
consider your sorTrEnS BALM hn feso!el ,y my aatEh'e
Sa.rh u. Wilson, 20 health. EllzAiSELH i NinsOT;, inT,vn
u Sr-cr-r 1, Co: For years have been suffering great
m from nm affection o the liver and wq told by my phy
ron thu, my only hope change oi cina'e ana sa-
Yonr Souiern Balm has restored me IN perfect health @
SleS+ Snrcur & CO.. Gentemen-i nave been long tune
affected with affection OF the lungs anu sot,h. Cnus'
winch almost deprived me OF rest VS. eSe ri ,,n
Staples < Fnr, Blwery, knowing soe Ecu cu'e
By your Southern Balm, sen; me bottle whe nus
henth confidently recommend u 10 All pc,sls
affected RrSSY GARNo corner u0thst and - ia avenue
| 9th April lsA Tl6 snl I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
on IN1TI ArQRY CQIIN,rING RQlM

III BRoAD@AY. CoRSER OF "URRAY-STREET,
Y HE OBJECT of this Institution 10 lmpar thorough
instruction in Book -Seeping, PcnmaGshp and C1mmer-
cui Arithmetic, md qualify gentlemen Tor the practical duties
OF the desk rvate instruction given required ReoS
open dny and evening.
" Niembe the Mercantile Library Association
queSte 10 apply 10 the Librarian at Clinton Ha who Will
tun>h tickets o! admission under the arrangement made with
the COMMITTEE
References may lie had at the Academy Bookkepeers.
Merchants and Clerks have been students dn-s the nSt
yenrS.
For sale Joness PRINCIPLES and Practice of Booakeep-
ins Syo H. Tins work is adopted the Academic In
s,iuions N this country II also ;esubbed IT England,
and extensively introduced there oil 5n-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

a,~<e BEARS OIL. HIGHLY PERFUMED
&NUN xS2 FOR THE HAlR.-T'h!S Oil Is cheml:
NJ 4nETSTss- cny prepared from the genuine bears
grease md highly scente, tor the hnlr.
u sS.s=rSs Nothing yvill sooner stop 1t from nlllng
ESEJsA Off or restore in bald places, than this
* Es-1oss-s preparation. 1t adds new life 10 the
roots of the hair md gives II an un-
co,nled elossne. and NERVOUSNESS beyond any other COM
pound Tt can he restored bnd pnces, the Bears OIL wall
effect il and OF It's value IN stopping the har from decay.
single bottle will be ccrn Prepared and sold by y. t..
SANDS K Co 272 Br adwny, nf Chumhers street,
Granite Buildings. Sold n!so ~ Fuonst. and u East
Broadway Small bottles Is large. 80 cs nl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND Re
aTAlL.-Cen'lemen N want OF tne sewn bGoi,, vii %
II vel la l and examine supennt article wlch We lT
selling at THREE DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS. made %
French Ia,-wh lair s'',ch-epsy ntts and N e,ey y
rI,neni 81 lauhie sole Fine Sewcl Water Proof md hto
leon Top Boo.s aud general assortment Of Boots md she's
ai ,lc yi he sold 10y the ofsnge pair at rs llan
np., rhenpef Than any Other store ~ the city.
nl3 Inn FRENCH Il EVERETT. 10 Maiden An.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

4 ORfH BROOkS.-l. the undersigned. nm bappyto .
A. form the pu:c. particularly tho sDofnon end those VIC
moro d-sru,s pf ;ravetpk with than ordinary ea
ounce and speed md wi III Infinitely less physical sfeE
hut uy convinced that BrO0sds Easo Metallic sa.it
bnud decided improvement, cn aoY and every thng o
And before introduced md nat tends YSS materially
creaso the facilities tu running, walking. &c have he
lev yean past walked many 1-Isand miles, and nln yl
hundreds. hut ms .ay that never nlpeTancoi 50 I1
ia,igue trnadns me distance, and al The sDed Y la
yesterday u sunnnE mile and quarter over the Ba
Course, which satisfied Is. Ia ccnsidetahls eI IN
buiao 10 the admirably copAtrucied Elastic Metalc s1.1t
Boot, uanuact,srs. sa Mt LDRiN BROOKS. No. ~ fsE
oa street, winch had tie soo' fortune 20 wear comma
cGnlGe:or. Be The qualification tu my mind whetn maj ~
The tcss!t, muGt acknowledge that an mpca nfs9s q
Nj Tooas and the Gstic IetnIlc Shankr. Tor which ss
hm many thsnk; gnt recommend ,heIr 10 all With nsfll
good will. II. >EANNbRD. hnom
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
DEITZ, BROTHER & CO.
No, Is JoHS-srREEr, NEw-YORE,

AND No. O. FULTON-sTAEET, BROOKLYN.
Original inventors and sole manufacturers he genuine orc
Lamp. AEo. manufacturers and dealers improved Cam
ohens Lamps So.ar Lamps Grandce Hall anTs and Ian
ens Astral end Solas Shades Chirn;s and lamp GaSes OF
Piud, all ofwheh offered Wholesale Gld .eai Al
iow nrlcss tny
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
LEGAL.

IN SCIfiNCERY-Beio tsc Wee Chancellor of The Fin.
| Cirrpl-Rachel l.. Mathef v. William haiber-Bn foi
NJ ynrk. So;citcf fHr Compainsn,.-WiLEtAM Ns
Their tie Defendant Tbs causs ~nose place u 'eaeac.
r Febmary 1886 o.;le Bf!ei therein Wi! be ';Sen en-
iessed by lin. " I'D iaHsN'
Wv order Of the Hnn Jacob G. L,uring Supreme Coz,
Is tomnisso.er notice X hsTsbJ gwen. ~
w.! rnnr,riel agd non -esdeDi Heh,n,S that sn :,
erhuent has ssus agIg't the estate al W iam II. Wrrs
late Of Lans.ngha gh. RenS'c p'f I%Ip t1 non.ierts
Ssto, and that WI essod iJf ne p1ymet. Of rs
-. ist h. ngosar and discharge Euch stlehmeat sc
ccnl.ng To law within nina monies from rs puoesro-
f his notice and That the payment o eny debts due 10 h
~ c., of In, state and me delivery 70 him. 70, a,
Ne of -nv uFOpeYty wbln ;ks tHte belonging 10 b7. An
he ,sIs!st OF sny such property hy hn, ere o'bder sT
sG. sii lna a'' '0u c. c. pAEIL55 '-
. law sm haet1es 'of a'elctnns efedlio'
IN PTRSUAN nee Of orGi Of the SIosais o te Cour.
w. rssirsl R1ils.a.1 BARKER, sate ot The city Of
Nc,y York drceasea, presen the n'ne with lhe Yophes
thereof the HbscESet u @ n @ a S 10 ,Ss ' Ta r
bs;S the first day y&a Sf Iofsk fskSMylSc k5 Err
IN PURSUANCE fan order of,hc Surrogate ofte Cos.
~ OF New York Notice hereby given To AL pers1n hsT-
;ng Claims nganst SARAH late oftc Cry otNsv
V ecpos. 10 present the WIZ. ire vouchers hefeoi
70 ;bS slsc6er At hrs residence. No 81 Washington se,
o IN The City OF Sew loFk on before Inc Tenth dry Of D.
cesP1 ,.3 !, SSS1 %a Dated Sew-i WM hRoWSlSG s1& IN
~ THE MATTER OF WILLIAM L. NEWBQl.D ~
1 loHN j.. NEWBOLD, nonresident deh'os.-Nets. >
hereby gwen that general meeting o' te cFeaun OF WI
s @ be L. is NJ Sc " once ss. T. t. H. p XSn yo6 WI
street the CITY Of on The :Sifenth ,e DAY d !S,
'iis sth s ga u 'f ~ Ef!}AS
Trustees for the creditors OF WIN. L. Newbcld and John
NfMIo$ H To- &H P ALLEN Atty,. 81 wal,,. NIL la..ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
ppb1,c stock g1chenge-Nov. 20.
HscnSn BOARD.
The following table shows the situation of the
Banks Of South Carolina .or three periods oil the past

The following table shows the situation of the
Banks Of South Carolina or three periods oil the past year.
Ienns and Discount, sOl2,4 IS 25I sass -
Specie .................. t-8 @5e5 55e5 Sos
Circulation ................. 1sSG 2,O3 ~ 2o! ,G3
Deposits ts................... llS32s l.sb9b l,85,G.1
Snce lest Januay there has been IN expansion OF loans
reaching millions c dollars, md ns Increased movement
in nil the other departments. The gradual Improvement of
business under the operation OF inc Tariff has called for IN
creased facilities fran the Banks and in South Caronu. as
elsewhere they been enabled to employ the;E means
proftaby.
Iron Ore is very abundant in Alabama. Six Iron
foundries are already operation, three Bbb one in Taa
6ern ono in shelby and in Tuscaloosa. They manufac
te good bar ron which sad 10 be preferred by carriage
makers and other artisans who the best iron bEeusht to
market They pronounce the home article for tougnesS and
mnleab,y equ: to Swedish It is afforded at Ga cents;
whereas previous the working Of the aatvc BEDS IRON OF
the same quality cost 20 10 Mr. Riddle of Taadcsa
has been engaged the manufacture OF on OILY two years.
and employs and susuins nd:ed persons by his works. IN
section Of county previously unnhabed anc OF no value
10 the ngricuurst He sead TO market 100 annually
Axes and other implements, of quality have been
made OF the iron and steel from his fcges There are also two
furnaces one in Benton the other III Taiadega, that turn
on, excellent castings less price than the Northern nrtce,
nnd in every respect durable What viii the ;ros interest
of Alabama he worth when the protection afforded by the
Tariff withdrawn by the votes o. the party which Alabama
has assisted 10 place IN power?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

!. r. CARPENTER 4 CO., i.lN 4. t,, rSn
-sNEWBuR H-Lansine al 5s,aSfiEs$ S E$'ht;si Mi
SI5zsgSSs- oo.st. Cc!dsprns. Cornwall ah1 S'"'''
se .anboat JAMES MADISON Cap,an Gna5eS Tsiey ai sns
F,;dsy m O'clock r. IS Returning. VIII eags I'e"'IiS"
srsry Vyeiresisy ard Saturday az o oe9ss g. s., NH,
Al baggage Packages o! Parcels bank h'S VI
m t boat .ihou, beng entered on me SooA VI 2
III f- r,ust be a: the risk OF tho owners thereof HSH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

-. rn- gJ-3lSaN AND IarERMf.L,lllAi .,l A VI, ~
* ss5Ssas RI oaT!iniNS;S-Tfs steamboat W F.
II ESTER, Captain " y MstsH, wli si
50 We ~ "o1riiny 4: Hudson VSiih the indslh ShG
Berkshire aoad e Gar Of wnis srSdsys Ssss on Tuay I % and
le a. NJ Of on ths aya o. the cars tocchiaE Ep, s.
-s5 NJ ;hs intermediate landings, itSks" l"ioHH ~
foi3 a. % s-L 10 ~ as: StockOridge 81
Eo' '-e's- - S.I'OKRS K STEPHENSON. q We-l @ -.
h,., b,, heen t5ocughly oyerhaued and het aceoIn'
,Its-;ons 20 irnpro.ed be equal 10 any pa. On . nc
~ sitorsl nura5sY OF Sato Rocf, having oecn
I'hs boat .GEys 20 ba:ses- 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

EVERYDAY ThLK.-Sccrs Broadway-tIns O'Clock,
T. 2. A. Two gents, passing up Broadway.
First gent. What IS news today
Second gent Nothing very particular except politics
high just now.
Fist gent. Don't speak Of politics; my wife Just broomed
out door, for spoutBE politics with Brown.
Second gent Where you going?
F. gent. Going up Wilds, Isl Broadway, TO get q
box oi [1s and SInna LoZenge.
Sec0na gent. Ha, ha ha Salts and Senna LOnzenge?
Whn; un idea all huDbug believe.
Fit,t gent. o, MOI believe Wild 10 be conscientious
man besides Dewitt the oystermaH tho Olympic Thea
they the best medicine he ussd Five small
Lozenses hav es the esc Vi the usual dose and no taste
of It
Second gent w.u to think of it, guess they are
eosd.
Both Wid's lay dow, the % cents take box
of Lozenges cross broadway into Gandstreet and lost
view.
The above Lcsensc sold oaly e, 81 Broadway near
Grhni. M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. j.
asiebGrt;sp;s d1 Coz. Celebrates
tiL'IpIIr-N - tNkCkA


THIS ieic'pc, copOcnded solely from vegetable matter.
ee from adu:rutl0n Tad wntHniej tree rom any hge
disnts detrimental hectI discovered 4boit 9ne y2aI
rnce By individual sOrey afflicted with JLCElAI l;D
SROFJ La and who hrs beec under the treatment =" the
most physicians n The United states or eight yeHrs
without the eGs apparent hope OF estoatcD 10 eah anu
above named medicine Eve weeks restored 10 perfect
hea That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
ce ard hrs Ic!i nl'ce when ken "a Scc0d-
diseases. 10 wit SALT RaFI'h, SCROEuLA, ULCER
Kl%Gs EylL IP;3IEL9 lNSlAAMApQeY 81 ~ Al sbei AND
BtiissNa BIZ IS uRVY III ~ s0R BL9cff
PfipLES ON THE FACE. SCALD HEAD AND ALL
ARIsfNG FRosi An INlTDlcioIS Use or MERCtIRY
Or AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. The etica-
cy OF this medicine has been tested in all the dseases above
erumcrais and ia effects are truly aonhng Ory one t.
BILE spoonful taken 10y adult each morning before cut
ng which usually produces tonic effect while I'm most caes
il also ac gentle cnEartc increasing the uppeuts 1nc
charge more prcis,y and producing eectua aiteat!se
che whole system purifying and producing peIcc scuon
oftbo blood.
Persons while taxing j. should refrain from the use of ali
HTaas dr"s Gs hsSy Ts Sg e. oTIsaeAeE
York and al 10 Astor ouse 10. t.3 aud .i Brondway
Bioaiwuy and Chanbsrs-sree No. ~ frontstreet
No. IA Nesttree N9; IS md $50 BowerJ No 20 Fulton
Hudson No 90 Glnni street No. I7 and l3 Greenwich
street No. D2 and g Cherry No. h Walker street
30. S Catarna erect; Sca. POI and III Pea rtree: No. 4
Brooklyn, J. w Smith. cornar Of Fulton .nd Cranberry
ItIeets and VIM. Bagroge S9ures Buildin corne- VII
low ard htaatc % nnd by al the principal dugGss IN tns
Gsaerai Wholesale Ead Retail Agent for Albany. -,
wsoas nlS XSea o Bas , General
'-'- G. COLBY. No. a5l Peai.,t0ect. N. Y.
tfcaes and e.ons may Do end obtrioed at any Of
the above Dlnces- MA eodlm ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

pUCkWHEAT CAKES-.-CONANT's PATENT
ae fEASI-fhe bes article used for making Brad
BaehrheG Cakes, &c dc This Yeast an acid which be-
ing combined IN proper chemcnl proportions with an usn
lmpresnat the dough with cabouic nciG gas hou affect
in IN nBT The original properties of the Flour and thus
when baked producing PERFECT RagAD. IN The use Of
COMMITS P-5TE-NT YEAST
there Ire coed 70. having Door hre,d
chemical certainty st as a ,1nihemn,
icHl ce:tn.iy; cd II The bread be light ynnnrv and
sNseet Inn word II be perfect. II . because The opor
iloas OF the Yeas: and Salaraus exnrtIy gh Tie
eorEon mode o rn,sns dough by prncess of ynons
ieTnenietGn; the mode By almst saataneos eiFer
vescence You may make sni bas IT, aud nave II on The
table. teo, thirty minutes, sni hot or cold ex Won like
without danger your health. '
Sod wholesale and yetniI by GASNER & VOTING.
DROVERRIAI PHILOSOPHY-Rg 5Trnre- l-s,a h--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
FOR THE EAST,

CULVER Pr ATED WARE Of tiie following description al
- less pse than be purchased any other Store m tho
City, Cake Baskets Candeucks Cusior, Wgiters Brnnces
Candeabns, sc so and elegant assortment of nnp
and GIrando Call Stouienburgh. l Fulton ST. between
Broadway and Naaau 81 before ron bny. Iii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

HOUR crANySGEypo EyoFK FKoML oSMLbsNy to + ASD & TROY
* fa-s S1 fSEEFOK ALBANY AND ikoI
Es. Din 7. far a, the ice Wal permit ''o'n
~. Tssr Al 'hs fpot of ftcurtnndt.' .'irest
" f,ei-h, ken aita- o'clock u NJ o,,- f-,,.,;r
The iaw s,eS1e@ss ,,2, AL2s Il SclosRP Sf'a t. ~
Milan asi m ss. appy on board. ofto CLAh' N
The o,ice the ', hnrl- . hIa ,,,.,,s
tTes S & h. ~ nnt IN cha RE OF the Freight Agent OF INC
Cenpnqy viii he respSSsyyS o' Tuesday, Thursday md
Resnla: DAYS from Ne"-io'A' no
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

THE HUMAN HAIR, IF DISEASED,
NJAS be brought splendid perfccisa az tring cost If
lsl il Is hnrih aud dry contains
DRANDRtFr, OR is FALLING OFF
Il NAV be cleaned the dand expelled Gom the scalp perDn
,enily and the roots strengthened and prevented from falling
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

collar LAbIPS-fIanging Solars Bracket Solars Doric
- Lamps, Side Lamps, and Patent vta Lamps ior burning
Cumphene Patent Lard Lamps Hall Lamps, Lanterns.
GfaHtoes W'c6s, sades and Lamps, Glasses Of all kinds
or "a 4s - -" pIInsr mr." !" ppr,r.Jpp g. co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
Sailed.
Ship Newark, Savannah.

Spoken, Get
Nov 81 off the S,ac,. packet ship ST. Ncholai hence
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

10 SHOE AND BOOT DEALERS.
Ss To LET CHEAP.-One OF the best located Base
80 ment stores for the S.le Of Boots and SHOES Broad
sll way. under the Paf,san Razaai, No 4i9 Bou wny
between Howard and Grand >. VIII BE e nj reduced rent
to those that viii supply the well. Apply 1T the azaa
Asu OF the Counters the Bnznar will be let for the
hest nunllty OF Indies SHOES. r9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
RrnnxtrS. @d lune. lss4.

consider your sorTrErS BALM ns restored my daush'e
Sa.rh u. Wilson, 20 health EiizASELHp ip ;. >. nO,v,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, Publishers and Rooks.ED
40 Pear street. have complete aSsorsnent OF School
Books Also Blank Books, Leter and Cap Pauer Gc &c
which they will sol al low pricea. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

0QlA FAIRS N0slENs' RUBBERS; so do Chi
HoVoU drens and Mtaes BGhber for sale By the
dia Rubber Factory, SO Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02

e-ax FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE'.-The Farm
sS situated in The Township OF South l'runwics j.
--op the road from Washington to Gtan6erIy End.Igs =,
Tot which covered with thrifty timber Part cash tnd a
10 T. Nims ESQ No Chnmber-s 10 G. Scheier, corner
~ al Avenue ,nd NH sreet MS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-02
REAI, ESTATE.
FnR SALE.

IL FOR sALE-A fine House IN Ninth-'trcef' near
Ii D'O-'-" - ASsFFH6yY J; BLEECkER & CO. Co.
- S,r No Brund-si-cei. near Nai!.strees.--
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-23
aLAY GLUB.

We beg leave 70 direct the attention Of eur
readers 10 tho proceedings Of the Wings Of
eur town and vicinity, who assembled At the
Phoenix House on Monday evening last. BY
which il will be seen that our CLAY CLUB
was fully and completely organized. and on
which occasion il was most clearly mani
fest that that zeal and true spirit which pres
ages victory, was predominant in the breast
Of al those present.
By reference 70 those proceedings Il will
be perceived, the Preamble and Resolutions
proclaim and re-assoTt the practical adoption
Of thoss principles and that system Of pub
lie measures, peculiar to the Whig triumph
which swept over the land in 1910 like unto
q besom Of destruction, crushing 10 the dust
these Political huekaering vampires Of ven
aliiy and corruption, who for twelve years
availed themselves Of every species Of PoliIi-
cal qhackoFy the inventive genius Of imagi-
nation could devise.
On that memorable occasion we triumph
antly conquered against fearful odds, and
nOv, BY marching boldly forward once mere
20 the breach uniora FLAG raised higher and
higher with che name Of HENRY CLAY
iias5ribu6 uPsn ill folds, we can ard '0iH De
% again, without yielding oRe iot o. title in
fhs defence Of Wing principles.
We theFslors invoke the patriotic Whiss
"a every county, town, village and hamlet,
70 rsdoublo their exertons 81 a. once orga-
mixing CLAY CLUBS under the influence
Of determined and nnsubdued courage, %
re-ssiablish our ioai rights, nnd ihs ProsPsri-
~ Of the country!