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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-26

N11Ili 11l.
LIEN +. KNOTT, Coroner Of Yazoo
county, can Be found 81 any time when
officially vanied,a lis residence three and
a half miles north Of Benton, ii tie neigh.
boghood of John w Purvis. lie Is ready
to attend 70 any business connected with his
Office and would be pleased TO he informed
Of any and every case where it may be ne
cessary, according 10 the statute Of this
State, to hold an iRqncst.
December %, I843. 25-H
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

close 10 be had at the lower rate The suppl moderate and
the trade demand rather better today Ohio and Michigan
cd brands. bnng the sNmc rte There i M INQUIRY
iof round hoop phio The quotation IS 50 WE
torn ~ go and @ do ue l2s notH-rn there hut
moderate sale CeorEepwn c'h is 90 Bnndy
with sales iCJ bh Meal o. steady good aud
va : . Tor Brandywine Smp stuff 10 l0isc with
lar sai" The supplies oi Eye Flour THhe e and SCI
ling nj 5 2j
GRAtNc aot.cc of 1900 bushels old tnn. lVhaa.
nj about 70 ciS There 'u tle Inferior Wheat offering -
Com steady anf not unty. Sales SO bisiie. Nnt,.
,rn Mt ~ 2ic dsst0o Virginia isc weight, mud 5to
81 3! Ct, fF N"thern. wi'h r cs The supply mode
rate. S,cSi so bu,he5 Rye ., S. celveiet
iiorS-to das AID ,>ieiiay 100 Aa- En- tom aud
NcNofn growth OF 81 h;v oven ~ ch al 10 lG rcnt.
There r""d '"nHud nnd siiIu!i modenic.
'tir al l0 ta.o, inr cNp ri pr:ied II
WIit~kY-Iher.. change To- no,c .SaicS o bhls
S5'c ftr"n w1S made NJ 5c r. drudge there g"ol
puiry ~ - cents
HtN-ihe sirps Is large but the markr' steady sale,
ct 80 bale, ht - cents. Cty : being ;0n 30 cents
PLASTER Nc notice c7r ,s G,;eIn delivered
W h@ River at 81 asa s7a There cnoi demand.
LAFIlS WITHIN ,lnY tyo about SOD NJ Eastern
have been sold NJ i.!e}4 = I =.
tIS!i.I- a'es 1870 boxes ienns 81. % and l6c
for scale and Nos. Gnd4
LEID..For Mr,soun lI 81 .o5 cash offered
and tiused
PROViSIONS-rh.,c ha> been a good demand fnr Mess
"a ~. Pum" qust mud the .ue, na st : 81 !,
So The 1909 bn nbove puhou "i sold i,r Canadn.
mnkIr. nu, 0tcD hblS N-,s taken fpf that d->tinajun
About 3E is PRIME sold II, SCI within 2j dny-
SUES .vg hb. City NJ B.ei nj % On Srtuld.y sale of
80 bis ard nude Ht5.-s lhgTe good d.uiand tor
Bu'ie. and preS steady 81 of 1900 boxes lIekimer
cheese made io' export 10 England. at 5iac
HlilES-We not ,eeS 1908 Vera Cruz 10 &c cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
EEAL ESrATE. irEKsONNL ESl'
ltiI.>tuSt,..-.......
n IA AtFtfs.

The great increase o Real E|e N the Isl oih ana ioth
W-d, The iat mentioned Ward increasing beyond ANY
other and next yesr no doubt viii show >l'l greater IN
ereA.e The increase Personal Estate Is princpay m the
18th and I5,l, Wgd, Stll, e whole. there failing oil
in Personal Estate which, considering the Sear has been 4
pfcspero,l, one. Is n little Surprising
The trustees Of the United States Bank have re-
from the future Custom House the western Bank
n room IN the e5ond >,oy OF the Philadelphia Bank buid
r The portion the latter which the business oil the
Hhnk Is IN future To BE carried sti forms part OF the assets
o the institution having been bUt by the two Banks III Con
junction.
With regard TO the next instalmcnt OF interest on
the Psnn.yyann State Debt, the Ledge; Those who
have the best neanS knowing think that the Treasury wall
be cqua to the claim II should lack few thousands.
the Legislature will be IN session. and could and IT'S no,
doubted would procure any small deficiency.
Bcknell's PhiIadelrhia Reporter SAYS" DIX per
cen, s, obtained money This the rate eNacied by me
Banks We heard VI paper negotiated ia The street 6uiiI
the last week. ut lower ate !usineHs dull Inc pocA'
Excitement, sppeafs 10 occupy 81! MINDS
The F,chburg Railroad is completed as lar as
Acoa = mic. from Boston In consequence OF improve
meals the Director. determined to issue new stock TO th'
amount Of $4,000 be divided among the pe'ea' stock
boldef,
The following shows the collections at the PhlIa-
delpha office OF the Columbia aud Philadelphia Hallway
Relsay; q; Pemera II J1tat. "a; 9
Amt per las; report. Ssl 81 - ~ ~ G3 si5 ~
e week ending Sept. 2s l.sOl toj ! oo3 IL o.l.2 .
Whole am sace a3 .93 3I 70 Sss3s l5Isls5No -
The Farmers Bank OF Mary Wand has declared 4
hst yearly dividend Of3 per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
or see Last Page.
Arrived.

Bar. Mary Chiffon. Coming So days from RIO C,unde nd1
Bafk OvsaGo nctoi, % da,. from Sydney B. couls to
Ss.lnl,h & Walsh.
swedish Lus Jenny. .:,tnnu a. day. roui Ceie, non
Borman, JVnust"E 4 Co.
cotton cocoa dc. Ia Sm tysuu.
Nespoan bfis Emilia elcnu StaTacc - days lIom Ma
nes fruit mad udLc, to /. lulmief
steamer Delaware. Schulz. days from Washington City
apd 81 from Norfolk .h experienced heavy eil,tey
gale IIsd decks swept. and received other damage.
Schf Curiew. Watbeuon. tom ~ Ineu de- Cuba via Bat
pore sugar coffee sc, 10 Thompson X Adams.
Sehf Am ReJecca Carpenter, days from Chef:ysoDc.
corn to II + tlrVcuS
Schr Mary Jane. Powell, days Om Georgetown, {.
SSur, 10 StuTgeS X tlsHumHH.
Sc6rJ Wainwright Lewis, d'ys from Richmond. -four <
tobacco. 10 master.
sshi E J Siun.el Roc days from Virginia sweet potatoes
q nnster.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Disasters, &C.

The schooner Rochester Dixon from Mystic for kcnSbunk
IN ballast anchored about miles " of Cutiyhuk. 10 I
NJ sep; g cain and the Gnle coming She rode
anchor until u O'Clock Sunday when the wind shi'ns
10 The south Nth increasing violence. she compelled
her cables aud New Bedford for herb0r where sh
auyed ~ safety.
The .cinoue Fredk Reed from lachias for Boston
on Plum Island beach about o'clock Sunday afternoon
probably much damaged. There IS no Insurance ve~o
rcnrgU I he and three temue
perous situation By assistance om the land CantaI
El,e repous oil Boon Island he parted with two chr
fishing. the other lumber vessel for the safety al wlci
fy.rs are much lumber washed a.hOc.
SHIN Ashland Williams. which sailed from Boston "r New
Orleans On Saturday last. entering Scuae harbut finding
hc could weather Coset Rocks struck the bar lat II
O'Clock SUNDAY morning over and ashore inside
She has sustained but little damage and wl lie got off ate
IN t{usi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
MAN 4 GRE ~,


LYMAN 4 G. II + EN-,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No John-,t. near BrondwnyS I.
VIII sell on and after "a. their stock Of DRY
GOODS 4. reduction of about ~ E.iTJ per Their
stock Is eor,po-c.i If DfH4SK TABLE LINENS f;oH,
j. s. per yard pl,b!s satin pams'S Table Cloth. from
= Sd 20 s. l0 pauaa Ias.' tom = 60 to ss o. per
dozen lr,hsnd Baa,ley -heeI.r, fiom s.. IN =. Pillow
Case Linens i.nrn = ID To- Shifting Linens, i Cd 20 g.
Rlrds Eye Disper H. ID To q. 81 PL-iiN HE-hSTICH.
RIErERE. IND EHBEOfD ER FL LLsE-v- md
Cs-HBRIC IND FRENCH J-7H-N HDhfS l.. 10
s. 10, French 1en 5rr = "a IL; iLEE-F Ii H-FS.
j 81 to $, vef7 supel-. worth Is TO 9' R!scs Cfars.
tparas Bornbaz pe i six az ~ prc-s Scoichald Rus
-. ro,geln- md Dapsr l.. 10 i. t Phl7. Checked.
Striped nnd Han Cord aHibHc l. t. la l. JacOaet Null
Muslin Book Muslin. BHhop Lawn and Swisses J.. ST. 10
IS sd Rep, Cashmere Ecosse aud Mouse!ne d. Lanes
fae >. I'd % s. 81. P.71E.NT. HELSH.iND OTHER
RI I7.l.,-ELS = ID tn ~. very rheaF -M7RSEILLES
lJLIl Is and ENGLISH HOSIERY, Al es' than whole
saeicss-,oseile, large assortment 81 FRENCH and
ENGLISH 7HRE4D EDGLEGS md i~4CES.
French Needle Worked Collar. LiCO-TEI aat >bj>S
EDGLStTS ani LN,S ERTLI'Gs. iGl. To 6..-ei' which
.r great variety of other durahe and .easonabe Goods
will be sold nj M 4CTL.7L RED UCTIO.N OF-9BoET
TTE.vTY PER CENT.
The attention Merchants and ouSekeepers sIerectiuy
directed 30 their assortment cf Linen ShestIngs. shng
U,opers. &c. LYMAN & GREEN. No u John street.
ir,, street above ilalden Lan,.
sI3 Inns few doors from BroadwaJl y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
THOUGH TaTTERED IND TORN.
STILL FL |LNG

as- FirA, Nard Clay Ctub.-'ihe Wing Of tho
I (Vntd prr invited nttcnd Meeting OF his Club
! tDNESDAN EVEN ING. ID October. at ia O'Clock, al
rue,hrs Broad Street Hotel Tor purpose a" witnessing
NJ, pr,entnon at the Ranur o the CLAW Club which
borne the Great Whir Procession 81 Mfsday evening
.,st nuI rescued from hand, OF tine SlC7ll.EPS.
-. FRANCIS BACON aud tol. SfARkWEAIlER
hs - consented address the Club on thus occasion
The NEW YoRis GLsE CLUE will he on hand. Let the Od
Frs; turn the m9lesty al cr strength.
By uiier J. n. REl NOLDS. President
GEoRGK Cook. y, 40. p,s.,,Iou,s
GEo. g. MASN.S
T. Insxs secretaries. ol atI.c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

The Wampnnoag. from 4OnGr 18th ut O! Egg HafboT.
experienced heavy cues from f. +. ioi hours lo,;
Long Boat the winu then ,hodto w :. w ana continued
lof twenty tour huurs with uaGbGled
Bark Casto of SedgwicE, I'm CalnS Me- for Barbados,
with OF lumber, he i IN lat 3. l6 Ion % 10.
p-rienced very heavy gales from 10 l. = T. To N w.
Carried AWAY the head oi lore mast ore top mast una main
top gaunt warks md received considerable
other damage hen four days Put IN To undergo repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE

STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
{A-A large coumodiots Store. CONVENIENT Dwelling
iill House and few building lotI. for sale al LOW
PACE considering and adaptation TO business oca
ted fbs r.pir. I remarkably f1u<hinE village the
UuiSnn rIyrr The store IN which large business h
nos done pflrcpay Tor Cash. and l on the increase
hu nm rc,rt ~ m hes nh the wishes Ia dispose ot H.
he lore = hui, IN modern style and considered one OF the hes
for The purooe IN heSaie and has m rate clas q" custom
. The ixel'inr on, houss &c all in prime order aso
the concern believed advantages which 10 the bu
slness ma IN are rarely equaled Apply 10 ,,,-r,
o9 2x,,. ~ Is Cedar-street. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
REFINED SUGAF
WINGS AND DEMOCRATS,

A GREAT INVE<TlON-WlLpS CoNCENTRA-
a TED SALTS AND SIENNA LOZENGE-Al the
necRn properties of the usual dose Is concentrated INTO hve
of Wd's Salt and Senna Lozenee. a pleasant 10 ea as
common peppermint ozenge All ase the nauSeou'
e:lcine with pleasure purge delightfully."- causing no
sicksh sensation and yet all eiectuai
wears past Is sufficient proof OF thel real worth many ways
have been make them some way easy 10 take-ihe
great WORK mas been accomplished. r,u,
DiRrcxioss UsE.-For an adult from 10 - hdten
under four to be used Ct such times as Sas ana eehh
are generally used , ,,-i,, =,
Rrnntiyny. near Grand. O- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
MARRIED.

n Tuesday morning. the Is, by Rev Charles u Read
NcoLi Il. DxRISG. W. u of Rome Oneida Co. S,R.I
IA daughter cf Heujauin Strong OF this CITY
september So IN the Church o the Eplphany. by Rev Lot
i.s Augustus Hoyt. all of this c,ty.
September Ssh. at Nokvile. by Rev Dr. kreh tir JoI,
ASH ANGKLlNE, niece and adopted daughter Of Hiram
IN BockIyn. Sep'eultcr 30 Roaxkr Donox MERRILL. o
Rslince 'o SARAH ELIzABETH. eideat daughter vi j. T.
'rsnpan Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Misunderstanding reported for The 7rtdsne.
J',v.n.y O,, 1

TUESDAY. Oct l.
AsnES-The sale Of Po,s 20 day 20 bbls al ei % at
which market remains finn The number oi os OUT IS
s und the receipts VI A>he by the River moderate fedfs
ale very dull al 81 3;5z and We hear oil no 'ae'
,COrTON.-The market yers nacilve. bu, there Is no
efsnge worthy OF note The sales are too small io fepoTl
Operator, ~ waiting arrival Of me Gamer He quote
sabeioie-U p4nd aud Fi.nda ordinary |" mid Ling u, oc
ndlins falr 10 far nj p 6% ,iUOc and New Orleans.
utonry 10 mddlng TIA. and mgddhng ialf TO aif %
sM
FLOUR AND MEAL.-RecelyeTs have put up the asking
ee flesh Genesce to 81 43@ at whch some saes were
maze bur the largest proportion Of the sales were made al
siaH. We quote 81 353 i3A. with not much &, the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
,rs- Clay Men OF the Einh Ward s"r.

IiTfs' No. mcDoV'ALL' secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
AclSSv.
3 baiks and brigs. Wlnd SOUTHWEST.
SnOEc.I. e..

10 date Int 81 50, lat So spoke ,iuop of Cyannc
RIO ds JaneIfo bound 20 Nonolk-by the bark Mar
ChIton. at this port.
Sept H. la3 80 lon rs 81. spoke br. Agnes. Hunt from
RIO de Ia lIGcli Tor Boston.
Sept "a la "A Il, Ion 76 spoke Auc,onee from Port au
I'M Ntth
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
DIED.

In ,hi, city. the 3lt ui. 10Th of hc age, RK
,,Sc. RoM,Ys ct "thc late Rev Jec"iah Rome aud
isuc h;ef "i RtS il'futSrU, Nicer. deceased
i liG, ou To" dry unT'ur, tcintcr iSt SARAH, I4
., The iaie Inhu ~ saty %, s't Is" Ter .:-
The ends "i Inc anS invited I" aiie"' he i"a l on
Thurss7y HcH Oc.ubSI 3d. ~ Oc.OcS from et Ia
,sspIeucc. is' siIcei.
Icalon, paPcrS p'crtc copy.
Al Sfam. ofl. CIru Scp.auber =, !HHMAS n iAkNEY.
srIneFy ,npm1Stei vi IN, .oE'. ssed -.
la Newark. Scpember-S -. CYRUS WAND. NJ. -. IA the 2!
wear Gt hi' age
In tbs city September 80. Mrs Rum LAMB aged S.
sep.ea,her y. JANIS RKySuS AGED 81.
eeptelte. -. MAKIu. y. MKEEEK. aged 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
WELSHS EATING HOUSE,
- TOO doors beIOtc The Sun o6iee
BILL OF FAR!

AN the deLicncies In their 6edSon
CLOSED ON SUNDAY. sl3 Inns
@TFV-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTE he s;tock holders hereby notified that the
Annual Election Of tins Company VIII be nsd n
he Gnmnnny's Office No "a Wsleet IN the city oi New
York on Wedaeisay the d day oi October next from ~
6 pts Of Tron;fe will be closed on the sd of Septem
'e' '"'' Rv o,der ' '' E. PIERSON. Secretary.
-, isth IS a $50 lL3nc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.

! o. TAYLOR l. co. - Cedet .i
OFFER five diT-eu styles and onccs % .plendd Mode
Center Brocfr Shrwl, Pncts from So 50tn SO D each
tl,oa afce ly, German Broom Shaw!>. ir7m IL sainc>
To ~ 10 Flr yarsy aHd cheHrress TINS assortment Is
eXcelet IN tn market. o.
ND LANES AND CASlIMERES.
IIS'T RECEIVED the most splendid styles o De T'ne'
j and Grshmefes sv. offered tins city a retail. he !dl-
lowing few nj the styles
Splendid Jardnl.re cnoF block pined DE Lame iich O'
bre Boquets. scoor>.
New Cashmere Designs, and : colors.
Magnificent Renaissance sly colors. Ombfe.
superior quality. ali wool, rcl printed Reinasse.
Superior quality. colors printed Cashmere d'Eco''e
Paris super quality extrn rrh block printed do
ExtTa super Satin Rept Cashmeres.
Also 200 piece. of the riches, and newe, styles of Silks
imported Al.o loco Cashmere Shawls. designs Also
20 cases Apaca I.Istres and Merlncs.
,3Ois BARKER < TGWLE. Il Ca;hnnnes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
DURR X & Z II 4 n ID K r,
DRY GOODS,
80
Liberty-strcct. aul. istol


No. 64 EAST BROADWAY. AsD Il Division sTREET.
w II. GUlON. l"f the lnie firm OF K +. Purdy 4 CO.
w would respectfully inform MS friends and the public
-ency That he has eased the large and spacious store
u.merly occupied by the Mess ackS extending through
rom "" - El,, RrGat,yry Il DIVISION AM -
6penng entirely and extensive assortment 81 all The
various style Carpetng. U Cloths. Hearth Rugs rusgsis
Table ard nro Covers. WgaGow SHADES star kods. &c
All of which have been purchased low price and
y be sold cheaper than BY other dealer IN the ciy
R-tnnnecled with this establishment Is an extensive
msnufactory of transparent Window Shade To which the
~ y ~ 3rn lwis'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

NtVJ Ut '11N - -. -
,,-An adjourned meeting of the Young Mems Clvy Club
Of the Firth Ward vill he held nj Carr Mnron House No
It's Yves, Broadway "Wednesday evening next nj hnl-past
The select Officers Tor the
'u. VIII report DlCOIr RlilNES, President p" TEN,
T. Me>sls jordan Pearce and Others VIII address the
meeting. ,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

O5- Members of the American Institute
are icquc.ie I" call AZ the depository the Park Ht the
''Y Hal and procure the,i tickets OF admission the 1th
Annual Far. octl 3ic
rs Autumn Hars.-1he sutscriJsr announces 10
his ehner aud Others h readnes. supply the Fell Pat
ten Of CeGtiemen's Hats.
he ii9es NntTin .:e furnished et...............s4
AigusltY, -......-.. 9 Is
sg2f Htt SPENCER s, Chambers .r..t
~ Graham House, G3 BarcIay.-Cltzeus or
iihe't 'I'e desninr quiet hnfnc -e1i Temper
nnca 1is 4 pn'icref thei Vcseinh- Fruits
without
Lh' hnu'e. Terms moderate. Shnw.r haiks Tree
tt,9 'iy Z, ,.a-S
So EpbRDlNG.-Mr,. I. -. tavne orencd Tho ,,,.s
aud cnfru a!'n. hnSe - Vsey IT, near tho i,nr House
r"''r choice OF de>isnhi. transient %: .manen
'"n'fera tninn shower. nnd cold Raths Fes The
10y rni. 7.' Guio' and shnIY- Terms noarate
u The iuv!sihIc iti.-So closely resembles the
teai ieh "i Ian that sceDcS md c"nnoisvsrs pro
nouec thu p.T'cci ard Extraordinary invention 6 the
day The cftt advantage o. this novel nnique l. ~
b"i@E made ~lllout sewing weaving, which ap
re=;ia-es closely resemble the nnturn hair both IN
igiines and nstuni Appearance n defy decerion
na texture tein= beau'Iiu porous and free that
n all cases 0 p-fsprnon evaporation unlml,eied and
The efeat eyllS oi other entirely nvOded The
iIhc hnd c"nnaeur alike invited To- inspect novel
and c7utiul Wing, and the r,ecu,isi IN -;lnd Gf fitting
me h"ed h'ihe manufacturers. y &. BARRY. Ii6
b'"ufV-pT. corner ui l.,sFtv street. Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
CLOTHING.

G>VER COATS AND uCl.OAKS-;entemen in immediate
cheSp and fashionable over Gnrmen,. will ,nd
large assortment New York Cash Tailoring tStablish
n.n and Geniemen general furnishing Store Isl Broadway.
rse doors below the franklin House. 80
IS Istt j. L. Bpplli W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
NEW STYLES OF AUBUSSON
AND

Jus; received nd being opened large and well select
ed assortment Aubusson Carpets OF the riches, degn and
mo beautiful and es,eiuiy arranged coor, consisting OF
-rea; patterns and sizes supas'ns IN richness and
elegance any thing snd before received. Also arge
invoice Of Administer Carpetngs onew and tasteful designs
and coors-o.cthsr with splendid assortment, IN every
variety. OF vevei Wiltons. Geneva Vevets tapestry and
Buse Carpenes comprising the aTzssi stock OF goods ever
oed 70, sale in this city adapted every style OF iutn'hnG
Pulchssers wishing the sie and bes; styles OF goods are re
,ues;ed 10 cal and examine the above stock before making
rbsi, sslec,iors REUBEN SMITH. Jr.
s2s lwis- "a Broadway. opposite City Hail.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
10 Eaitors, Printers and othcrs.-.

rJrT TO Editors, Printers and othcrs-a
young man. who enjoyed advantage oT obtaining
thorough educsuon which the best literary institutions o New
England afford who hus pursued Q: professional
reading IN lawyers oct. and furnish unquesuonaole
testimonials of Integrity character. wishes to connect nm
self the capacity OF Editor 4sSStant Editor with some
well established Journal any part Of the CD;ed states
Shoulda situation satisfactory all parties interested be OBJ
aiaed the advertiser would he willing the expiration OF
reasonable te;m obtain permanent ine:es, the propfe
orsip o. the Journal by investment oil than
thousand dollars.
address pos, paid L. M. y. Tribune ofiae.
% 2weOd l,S-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
EOrriYn Pnri..
Memorandum,

At BIO GTande. Aug q. brig Coansey Sherman. Of and 10
Of Baltimore. do
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
lrlv WORK CASH TAILORING ESTA BLISHMENT

No I42 FuLToN-sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large and elegant assortment o Fall ana
Winter Goods for centemcn and we are now prepared
tosuppy our with garments OF ever deScrpuon oil
superior workmanship both with regard to style and dufab
- and n, prce, far below those pretended cheap cash
Establishments IN Broadway Those establishments be'hg
compelled by of their great expenses TO charge nesa
I'd prices Tor garments of Inferior workmanship In ofdref'r
Gentlemen may be convinced oi the truth Of our statement wa
tben IN nm examination Of goods well ns to the
tye of our garments which ater Ourselves Will compare
yoraby with any made this country and nj prices the most
,t.,a Q FISHER A. co SIT lms'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

All u meeting Of the Finance Committee OF the Young
Mems Henry CLAW hs>ocihton at National Hail. fuesy
yeuiur l>t tcobet the following Resolution adopted
RcSoincd hat the following gentle en be empowered Ia
collections fer he ot deimyinc the current q
eae The A,s"cinon, and that Others be authorized
make such collections.
GEORGE A. HALSEN. GERSilOM NATHAN,
INN u G1EEN L. II. liAKrSiIOKN.
T. j. WILLlSTON. i. y. iiARDCASTLE
By order
oa3t l.. Il iIARDCASrLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Ra,rs nt dlscnmn. ON Bank Notes at So Wallis
nnln Snrcic ns lo!IoMs !:

We give the following official tables oi the As
se,sed value OF Real and Personal Estate. Tor tie years l0
aud lsii the CiY and County c New York 1t Will he
eeu that large OF nsary millions o'
dollar on Real auda slight decrease Personal Estcie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
WM. r. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERS AND TAlLORS,
Importers OF Cloth Cassimeres, tcstings
Fancy Dres, Articles. &c.

importers Of Cloths, CasSimeres, tcstinRs
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
23l Broad,5ay, .imeric@a Hotel, opposite
ne Fountain,
o!ci; attention and Strangers requiring Gar
ens TO large assortment of Goods tor Fall and Winter
ear selected with Of rendering stock nch IN quail
~ and vntie;y rs cau found this city comprising Beaver
aud Med Cloths lwee &c. FOX Overcoa:,. Cioaks &C.
French ard Eng sh Cloths for dress and ttock Coats various
a,y styles Cnssmcrcs Rich Velvet Merno. Silk and Satin
Ntncs which wbe made la order at prices To sustain our
equation the pioneers the reformation that -
sertns the causc OF complaint that cash purchasers taxed
others denGueGccs The style and hnls ol our Garments
compare with those Of any other establishments and IN t
tho sequel o Tie extensive patronage elected si0 sti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Nea-Yorh Cash Tailoring Establishment,
1877 BROADWAY.

1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors beio,r tie ttd'kiM House.
s- Tho Subscribers respectfully that they have
made t: arrangements for the
FAii. AND WINTER TRADE,
winch e, enable them ole greater inducements than
Ia gentlemen wishing the purchase OF their
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have alrcny received by late arrivals great variety
o pew and rch styles Of Goods well adapted the
sonnnd will also by the packets and steamers
largest and best o the latest and most beautiful
styles of fancy French Elastic CusnercE rch figures, Vclre
,hm.ree Satin nnd SILK VcSngS before offered IN ths
city.
Also Ia received several Invoices o Twled and Beaver
lohs for Over Coats, Cloaks Peos &c. Black and fancy
noed French and English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers beng yles their etabl'hmeR
m the Inst five ycan which for durability. beauty OF fin
vi. and aStncss OF coop. cannot he e,ceed cnuaed, oY
any sy les Of Cloths imported to tho United States
Their stock OF Fancy Dress Articles will comprise IN part. the
richest styles of lG' ard Cmynt, Scars. Snpenders
Gloves IIandkelchel Hosiery. Under SHIRTS and Drawer
linen md muslin ShIts. Collars bosoms. Shoulder Brace
Rnnx and ioney Bells. Umbrellas and Umbrella tane' SC
&C. with every variety of goods usually kept sentlemans
eenetn outl,iin. establishment.
Also full assortment OF ready made Clothing consna OF
Lloaks Over Goats Dress and Frock Goats. Pantaoonia
Vests Of every variety where gentlemen garments Tor
ro,n,s use Gun depend getting Inst rate article
made md trimmed respect equal To those furnished 10
ode and prices that cannot fail To please Strict punctu-
atty observed IN filing orders.
lJ- Terms cash. and deviation IN price. ~ 80,
ans is,i J. {. BOOTH & co.