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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

EPRICE REDUCED TO 25 CTS =.
4 the solicitation o; seve!a gentlemen q l1ye :sni S $.
HILL 9s Ts s { G6IsE is g et
chanlcrl Exhibition the wodl-aaost srpCsssr r ht
and hDs bon VISITED !y tban 800 100 persons IN Bs:ga
NJ <jsf SF T.
Deors open =, /. before 7-csuluecs G. y, o'cloek
PS. Exhbons with ereci.eiy the ehs;t on Fetine,
days and Saturdays u; ococG to which schools viii e nd
mtied on lberal terms. OF lnli
A MEXICAN NUsEuM-cOmei II Broadway and Ann.
FL; Bsssrr- Proprietor.
E9efs s4s f Bay and Etenia: Tn: weeG
coNAFARcAENNf; GARAN6 fESF5kyiiSGEs fNE2SNF95AkSyi SSSi g. i%
E'ery evening, al O'Clock ard "Wednesday and SATURDAY
The Manager hS, engaged tn. Cslcbrs;sd
NTUCKY MINIS STRELS.
FssE FAaSSi5T Hs3 S2,;f i3is
Mr.. YOUNG.
Late from Boston where he bs been received with unbcCnded
Also engaged, Nj. M CoLE, The wonderful COntor cn
st. and b6t b EeaFoff Fl lIY aId Talented
Who .ns, danee. wazef walk: lane sg:. ont ish, ani
n1sfEF sasiS e. If b u Nais ss'H
Just r.cciyed frcm France great variety cf
AUTOM MATONS
AND MECHANICAL FIGURES!:,
Grand EGSs s4ss Rssis s:@ @ Il nS Gs assas ss pS Ss.
GEN. TOM TAUMBS COURT SUIT,
Beautiful MODELS OF MACHINERY may Be ss-a
II upernilon by the power of steam. SIC.
&C. Ticket . cents-chidIen under Year, ES. rs
NEEWSooY,Qp8gJK, ESo pgJ NUsEUM AND PCTGRs SAlEsY e. 1,
TSsT, Manager
.n s.. TSSPPARsA,ILILiElL,!ED ~ Ns \ il,! ATTRACTIONS:
An INDIAN DWARF :he 5r,ai.es, woman in the word
She beautifully propooaei-NauIs appears
exercised all her Ingenuity 10 producing such perfect ec
' THE SOUTHERN SONGSTERS!
The best Band OF Me'odsts in America Their Pan>dies
Glees. Choruses. g.. style that cannot be
passed BY any set Of ms0disis ex stence
THE BOHEMIAN BROTHERS.
VIII introduce their wonderful tents skill! and strength.
Mrs n AnAlR MIR. EI" EFT, Mr.. WHITE. hiin jES-
SETi.INE &c. viii perform
Performances the Lecture Room commence O'Clock.
precisely. Afternoon entertainments Wednesday Sat
urday at O'Clock usS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Circuit Court.
Rofore Jndgn Kent

A new Jury attended Yesterday, but they were
dismissed till Monday next without bens smpaneled The
old jury that has been engaged being notified to attend on
that day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

w A St. John, N. b. paper states that SNUG
Cling is life in that place. anu that there have been
sseytYal seizures lately. whale boat loaded win
spirits was seized near BLISS liaroor lew days
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Lat g. lon &c. spoke bs Effort fion bordeaux for Boston
by ba-k LelSs. II this po-t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

o. Native D ,mncrat., Look Before You
Leap-At Meeting held at the Marion House. les West
Broadway on Friday Is, Nov 1874 Mr.. Jacob Carock
called the chair. and Mr. Peter H. Folsom. appointed
Sir Baldwin staed tie object OF the meeting be pursu
OF call for public meeting. consequence of the fol-
lowing article having appeared the Albany Argus the
credited organ ofthe Democratic Parts, in this state
Democrats. be up then and dong. Speed the intel
lsence cfte coalition Of the Wing party and the Natives,
through town and county, village and hamlet from Maine
Louisiana Go among the 900 Germans, and tho So coo
Son, of Ireland in Ohio. Announce them the result Phil
adepha Place the simple facts before hem and they will so
en- nln,se for the Democratic Candidates.
Democrats of Maryland among your Catholic population
who compose ths majority your State. Tell ho the facts,
and they can never unite with parry which has counennnced
the mob which deeca,ed their asrs and their churches
Philadelphia.
Democrats of Induna the SWISS and German, and
Irish Of your State.
you We have at lcas. seventy thousand voters within our
limits who have become adopted citizens. faithful to
country any within its border, Among them speed the
suit in Philadelphia and they ally themselves with
party proscri2;ive and ilibernl."
Vhereupon, moved and seconded that Committee
ofThree be appointed to draft Resolutions expressive of the
sense of this Meeting The committee consisting of Messn H.
W. Baldwin. Charles james and w Montanyo reported
follows:
Whereas We have seen extract ;om the Albany Argus.
calling upon Catholics ot nafon, ana particularly the
IRISH The Swiss and the Germans rally aud for Jane,
X Polk and the Democratic Party the only Of crush
iandi and further as have seen leading men connected
with the Democratic Party, endeavc:ng blythe most contenp
Amercan Republicans Of this City. and as daily ap-
pea made particularly By the Democratic Pnrty to foreigners,
nouncing in the strongest terms. the objects and principles Of
Democratic Foreigners. styling themselves better Amer-
cans, " Americans by CHOICE &c. Therefore, we for
mcry Democrats loving our country more than we do
party.
Resoiue and Declare That was ncn have vo-
in view of the above facts resolved vote
for any candidate who PREFERS Foreign Votes to those
OF the Native" born, and who will every honorable
eon 10 defeat ANY party making appeals tending the de-
stuctop OF country IS laws and institutions and we fur
ted by the American Republican party paramount to ALL
sons and as the only way TO preserve unpoued the bcr
" of the American people.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

BURGESS THE FoRoER.-Thc Boston Post OF
yesterday has the following -.
BURGESS landed on the island on Thursday night,
in boa, from Nahunt, and the next day took up
quarters in Nevilles house, on what is called the
+. Little Brewster" Neville is the eood'nalured
Irishman who gave auch amusing testimony 10 reia-
ton to the prize fight, at The magistrates examina,
lion at Hingham. Ho received the $500 reward On
Rnroess was taken at Nevles door He had
onIy So cents about him, and yesterday he surrsn,
dered no to the attorney of the bank of England his
portion Of the proceeds Of the forgery, BY the lo-
loving order on bis agents, w. 3. K. u 20 -
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Go,,ri OF Sessions.

GENrRAL LELFCrIoNs.-This being Election Day
none OF the County Courts will be open for ordinary law ouN
uess The T. S. District Court will be In session.
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Rates of Discount on
We quote Specie as follows:

The amount OF duties collected nj the Custom
House for the week ending last Saturday s being
little than fifty cent the amount collected the
vous week
The Oneida, Havre packet. took S4l,0e0 Ameri-
Halves $4,000 Mexcans. $4,000 Franc pieces total
slO6ooO. The London packet has slOO.UO in American
Halves, md will probably have MORE
The amount of money in the Deposit Banks and
Agencies belonging Government the 2Sth of October
sl3 $50 30 of which there subject draft Sl2 0 0S
Amount subject to draft on the d Sept ......... T. 69 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Correspondence Of Livingston 81 Co.

There were 900 bushels Of Wheat in the mnrke, M 10 70
lay nenrly the whole Of which found buyers, beside loU
bushels o. Chicago 10 arrive Most Of the Wheat coming in
from the upper lakes qnd of mixed quality Ihe best par
choice from Milwaukee took 81 cents. The other parcels
ranged rom 70 10 rs cents, according to quality All the
Rack Rock mills are at full flour again. and their ownen
were foremost among the operators to-day,
Besides the above transactions, four scho4neIs l aden
Flour picked up bkly by the forwarders for return
feighis ut 81 l2ls genenliy.
which 0 bouts have taken csaances Tor the hudson heG
tolls tnken cannot be much below $1,000 for the pat thirty
hours know of obstruction the Canal at present.
sion with view 10 make the Of the four weeks remnl
ng From this day forward you may lock toI heavy exports &
.nce and report extensive damage TO vessels beyond Ceve
lind One with full cargo of Wheat is entirely gone nnd
seyea howard bound with heavy cargoes OF merchandise
nre bcaced places and this, you must Iememb1
IS the effect of the second gale within ten dayone rom he
East and the other from tie West
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

DROWN'S sEIFINTERPRE.rIN6 BiBI. .E.-The sub
ID scrber wishes inform the public general If they hcve
for those who nny apply 10 hun for them Also the e Of
C by Josephus delivered 10 any par 9i tins eity free Of
Bbe NeaS History SeCulloehs GszeesS KnskerS9SSeI SSe
han Grnffans ard Arthurs Magazines; Mcrrys Museum
Inys AMI Girls and lu;cs Christian Magazines. Hewitt,
spcsre All which will be punctunly delivered Mt the s;lbscr
bers residences free Binding Of the snme done with nenne'
snJ dispatch by the subscriber ABRAHAM MAZE,
n2 3I Beeckers. between CoInlne aud Corneha.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Nrsses Wx. B. REYsoLps & Co-Gentlemen- hereby
authorize and direct yog % ansier h egS igSt
vSG have IN and unto any bank shares railroad stock
stock or stock the United SUITES now
mo ~ ro, nnme, o in your possession. trustees Of w m
E. nnd Joseph Ellis and hereby discharge you from any
responsibility to account 10 INC io1 o1WfiIIAM BURGESS"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
CHEAP CLOTH STORE.

CHEAP CLOTH STORE.
MOVES & MORRIS, No lo Chetham .iIest. invite pun
English. French and Amenean Cloths. OF all colon'
snae,s De ssss blue cadet de- and S;i%f!s
81 and 81 black p9eskip, 4, and and Pilot Cloths;
Heavy American Wool black G. 90
Sn nea anG brosn osTSa and 3Sf dSS sE pE'Ss vs's %
S5sioi 81 ad LIE ass so.pe ssse ass1D Il
fSicu, Buoi Hollands Bindings Silk, Twist. &c. &C:
Se Gefs snsyS m as, S nj
IRISH IISENs. DIAPERS AM, c1IoTns;5iTae - s@ hs,. beat
style of all Linen Goods To be found nlwuys and ut low
prices, nt SUTTON 61 CO.'S. In Spring, Sullivan.
B-Our Linens are of tine best bleach and arc posi-.
lively free from Cotton. oI smls
ADIES-Your attention IS called tho verY extensive
Iaock of New and Kich Fall Good, jus, opened.
I50 ps rich Silks. from Is to Is per yerd.
100 ps. very rs Cs,hmeres ftoai 2, to Is per yard
2O o., newrs, pattern, b. de LANES and Reps from 81 10
7sperynfd.
go rs. Alpaca Lus:es nom Is TO S per yard
80 p,. French Merinos. from 6s 10 10. per yard.
ECO Cs.hra.re Shawl new designs. from IS to sl0
1000 Printed Jhbet wool boehe, wor.ted demosk and p'h.
Shnwls with mnHy other styles suitable tor the SEASON.
Aho very lnrce tock of Blankets and FlanneE. with
every yarety Of goods wanting for tie al and wiaier
wear.
Ladie, By calling and examining stock Of Goods will lind
unsurpassed in this any other city, either n qualify ch-
ness or cheapness.
(Onc price asked md no deviatien.)
osn BARKER &c TOWLE. n Catharine..t
u IBBoNs, RIBBONS, RIBBoNs-lu.t opaued large
,,d TO be sold exceedingly cheap, at SUTTON & Co.'s,
III 5pnns, cor. Sullpun.
NB-silIin.rs may purchase By tho piece OF yard very
-. o7 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
Markets. -. Carefully Repatriation The Tribane.

MONDAY, nov. !.
The excitement in relation to politics great that
very little business is being transacted
ASHES-The market is quiet but steady. Poh are - lo'
Nth saes 80 10 20 bbls. and Pearls Is a48.
COTTON-Tha foreign news hn; Ind deedenlnr effect
upon market There few bidders IN n aSs Sa, ao done to
clue ssne1ah h sS 5 ss Me If RiSs bs nsw ned 0 h0s
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is moderately active
and prices steady, although the unpleasant weather ns
checked oadooi operations pTesh enee s9a m b, Fl ro
was made al BIZ. There rather more plentiful supply OF
Eastern vessels and more dong Flour Soptsern steady
GSa eoyseowa Me SS with small sales Rye Flour 80.
and scnrce Meal 262 for fresh Jersey Brandywine z'o-
Bag Meal 100 q O5. Ship Stuhs are firm at IL O. &c
demand wns not very ncve sale OF 900 bushels Genesee
was made ri lO3 C. and 500 do. old Indiana at soc Corn s
steady al 3c weight with ei a s oSse 6be0 a
cents Rye held 1sc but hear Of no further sales
The sales Saturday were about g wv bsshsS o. wnSb s a.
S%, s S uDsoi oat are 81 &C. and dull sale Of 600
pu,beis BucSwies, wa, made few days since nt Soc.
WHISKY market pIon Iolhs si 3 heaSS Inc 'ae' arc
UOPsThe market j. 10 1lsc for frs, sort Western with
out much doing.
PROVlSIONS-Pork is nominal to-day al g and s9 6ui
could probably be ought lower. Sour has mPoysd sno Is
G DDS * IS for old with sales 100 bbls Mess al New
a. and eS We notice farther sales 300 bbh Lard al o}sc
Butter and Cheese there Is no change
New-York Cattle Market Nov. 4
Reported for the n. Y Tnbune.l
Atmarkct ll50 Beef Cattle, 4o from the SouhD 10 Cow
and Calves, and 8, 800 Sheep and Lambs.
pRIcr,-Be-f Caae-In good request. W. quote ordlne
n to mir at "a 25 81 IS prime IS 25 IS &C. and few e1tIs
| at s6.
Cons and calres-All sold at els $40.
sh.sp ana La.5sTbe market cleared ut 81 . s. ~ 10
| Sheep, and rs cents SO 50 for Lambs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
fthe ,irnars hn published.

~ Extract from fhe Minutes OF Meeting of
the Unons Association, held NATIONAL Hall on the I'd of
November, 1874:
Resoped, That the thanks Of hi, Association nrs hereby
respectfully rendered Mrs A. Brown, Of the corner Of Bat
tey Place and Greenwich for the beautiful wreath
.ented By that lady the Unont Association the morning
Of the soil, instant md that this re,outiop be published
BIZ order of SlLAS CHlCkERlNG, Presdsnt-
BogrnT n Uotvrs eacrererv II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

~ Price Reduc ed to Fifty Cents per bot
tie THE TRICOPHEROuS IS unvenaily admired .n ana
scSryred Sed 70 BE- he and cheapest article for noufning
the HR prevents. o falling Of or iaa9s ~ 81 grey, Up. pro-
'r .cr and rsodc the h..h and dry hair :. soit os
silk curly nnd glossy preses II IA curl and & othsi e
s,rs ~ hs sIa IinS tendencies OF tho ball room, &c
chdreH j, invaluable Is laT, foundation for oesuu
Prncnr ofce Ils Broadway, corner of Liberty street up
a;r, Sswnre of the counterfeit sold at one dollsf u s
OF A Mezzotint Likeness OF Henry Gay,
tbs tsv prbtI,ad By the subscriber from the Dasrnrrestype
uga of hs Clay Breast Pr., OF which 10 faithful ana
sasing copy. is oi the axe ad svs OF our nssn u
IN wholesale purchasers Cakh orde for both OF the
Ergrryings solicited
. IDS ANTHONY. EDWARDS co. ai Br0sawr'
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TNRsT pREMIyM DAGUERREoTYPEs-PLU LUMBL.
X 6IauxRsIIN GALLERY OF PATEsr PaEaIUM Cototso
PuoTooRApHs 81 Broadway, above Murray sfses ~,
FoSk awarded the Medal, four Frst Preams ana .aoS
Iishest Eolors nt the Exhibitions OF he lsntotsa
N,xssch,sets New-York and Pennsyl espectvey II
mort beautiful colorcd Pictures and best Apparat ss e
hibed. ,.;.. ,ho s,I,,,vipz in.os.
rect statement in reference 10 me a"aioAo W o''
stitute, on Saturday last: .;,,, of Dreusrrootype
hkenesses awtrdea 70 Messn. hh'u"o'' 49,
re- ,s Mss AotSony, gdwsd, Coz to PqSs snf %
Mr. Brady each Diploma. isf superior 'p0s'' y
Euereotypes. .,;, .,,,. vere the ke.t but 10 sst-
-, ,h, nn;nt now respectfully challenge ne cpoys enia
sn,so land the tcord) To tal oi sSn e,cn Gospo ~
Sen,e1.n. Ike nmoun-not less tnn one IunaIen ~
Ilo x ors thousand dolnrsand the oe 20 " uWniocas
eAceens COMMITTEE the owner o. He M ee 81 Reipfos
b. u.s e9svllsia. g. isa toaI JOHN PLUMBE. Jt
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE tI'E SALE
LA A large commodious rtore, convcnent DWsulna
Ms3 Hou,e and building lcts iorsae al Low YRics
i,e,ng rs value and stnpntor TO bus loea,eo 10 s
eeots OF remarkably fourhp laks on the sd..n a,rst
Ts tors Is ono in which large ousile's Is low ahs pnne
aay IGr C.,h and m tho aeie,.' brt on asc.ut o. ~
Is.l,h ths owaef wishes dupote o T. be tt5 onln
Tdsm s,e and ed one ofthe ben for the m
81 and ha. frs clss' Of curorlen Ibe cTsI
oSoUes &C. are aIo prime ordet the eoaesin os.sya
-, which tire businc.s man are fas@
~ s,npsisS This indsputnbe. Apply 70 .,r
Mess,,. HUTChINGS. CASNELL q sai ttH:.
n22 Imnc IoSenaI ~ 100. ---- w. 80
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CLOTHING.

u -I'''N' wv.
Ms rauntsIn,
s,i,,. a,,s,,,oo ior, and Stranger .eau:dnss-r
,ents 10 large assortment o. Goods for Fa and "in'e'
wesr selected with gwcf renss aen 'oca rs teh inasa
ID variety a, caa be fasad ths cv csnpsins Seav
ard siilled Cloths. Tweed sc. for orervo ooeA. 1e-
,ch and Ep,,h c,h, 70, lre. and itock Goats. vanoa'
nav styles CaSme,c Rich Vaet. h,orInc six 2c FaVr
yc,uc. which Willie made Up ot'r oces 70 'c'n oc
reputation q. the ,opses, Ire progressive reotauca ,hs'
aysir tho cause Of compliant tho; cash purchasers arc iaiec
to others dsuquslc. The style asd fnfh OF our Gannea
vii compare with those Of any other es,Aohshnep' aaa my
IL ths .eoueI O. The extcn,i,s rs'runase elected
: large a>sortu.en, cf Fgsr QuALrTT aendy made Gs-
neat comprising Overcoa CIoak'. Dress and Fcck Coas
Prntnoon, Vests Sc constantly hand with fell supply
of Fancy Dres c,ti-!es. including S;arh Ctava'a hdt'
Gloves SuspendeIs. blessing Robes. S1. % un
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

sll10,3!a lJ
Couas, o. Ner. York. ss.Gbert Hopkins President; and
Alfred fraser Cashier being duly sworn tepose ard say
ha the foregoing statement tue, according 10 The best oil
knowledge and belief O. IqPphiiSES p fssde Gs.h;eI
subsei ed and ywon to before ,hn day ct Soyemoe
1874 Ill NEIL CRAY Con'' o Dee1'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
HE Gu 1T V A T o K
FOR NOVEMBER,

Just received filled u.un with variety Of Agricultural
Ma,tor be safely sad this by far the bs Agricultural
paper now published. Price only Dollar per nnnum.-
Subscriptions receycd and back volumes furnished by
nj sus MARK II. NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway.
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o. SEE LIST PAGE -
Arr;-cd.
hemOrnnha.

9 2bns.. unknown. wnd E. Weather thick.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
MARINE JOURNAL.

Use. IHs 3 sss Rise hn MooS o. Evs. rulL srt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Hens, Boys, and ChiIdren's Clothing.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Hens, Boys, and Children's Clothing.
GEORGE TT. GREEN
No. IIO Chnfham-st.,
s WE'LL ss$s f2SEHAGHHz SH HsSp as
q 4 hS HSsT s q s
"'9i tofs 4: ss A1: csssERE sssi
Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect satisfaction to al
N B-GGrssts nads TO order at Tia 'a0rts't ssGt,S'
aud ,oiA strfet psnetaalitr. leo w
nvER-COATs AND LoAXs-Gentlemsni In imnsdats
" ola cheap and fashionabls Over Garment. w nno
large assortment nj New York Cash Tailoring Esaosa
nen and Geneens general tnrnhhng storo ls broadway
'nIss IS ii, a19'' below "' '''A'" '''C C. j. BOOTH GO.
xo.e. =. ~ ..====s-= ==-=-==========-@
g1RENCH CARCEL OR MECHANICAL LAaPS,,-
Sold the depot 70 John street n at an6 6sr, a, ,hs o
sTnS Sssn1: oud I ass s Washington Mad
Sc ca" Boyen B B. Wood lSj Washington street; Alba
eonse"uence Of the demand celebrated
Carce Lamp, fo this and other market and II ne h dsS
tastes Of our patrons loupd te .sad an
ssn ps sPse fspsy enass a a S pb
SON. models Of every VARIETY tnownsrsd TO al sastss We
,Ss have laxsn see pee aud IN ali o
ions Any lamp sold By u: that Is " any wny
CaRCEL stIg" LAMPS c orer tteo hundred mod<ls
in NrEnB
which will be found exquisite OrEamenAl Lam Ye
Penaannes Egypan Gothque. Vase Lamps OF porcelain,
&c &c suitable paior.. boudo &c furnished in any
the ynriou, styles ancient or modern.
suspensions for Halls;
Do for Libraries with po:ceeln shades
I,usres for Parlors. for two and three lights eecn;
GoSesmedsIion. gilt painted and CUT Of nearly 100 vs
Desdsn Porcelain ahades-a beautiful article IN oae psof
French cooed Shades. for libraries new aroie, WE
took the medal at the Exposition des hru et rams tas
p.n1 Shades of 200 vureties-a large nisoHent. su.sos
for lamps of every description. , IN
Together with every other article In the ne-a q Wncn
be soH al toe lowest possible rates. Dealers VII De iunnh
Webays atty receiv ed Drawings Of The various .ys
goods manufactured which lhn be penieo 20 eE
bbit 10 the inspection Of the public. We have oso
drnwnys of all the models Of Lusyes and BfnI iof SanoI
and amps of the principal manufactures oi PhfS OF te
nr rfcept descnpton. which import To ordef o. FG'
Drices adding duties nud eIpelses OF traGsPoa5In
"a Davis A. DIACOM & T. D sA4IoS. aksoe--
CJIjDa Blsa;IJIT AND SUGAR CIR CRACKERS.3The, ,usII
3 cYiheI wsbes to make known 70 the pqblc, hst moen
the biscuit and crackers which arc sod tnu cly W o S I
o. Ckicgrps made at his Bakery which have Zen
b1 inya ida :rcuarIy tse who suffer lIom
n, more thnr -reBty year, with the hest results wnl -
nafion which can made Tor less pncs nousr
God far pers,n in health soly unit o[ the SICK
above BrscUr7 and CRAcEzHs nlS2 bUTrEs BISCUIT ,,n
HscuIr BUTrKR CRACKERS, WATER CRAckks,S d.DL y.
snd NAVY Of the I. aSal SEs SGSaes q
eonnsr eaIp y OF Warren. .stree. RPaRAIM TREADWSl L.
fy16is;f sm.
I7IRsT PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPEs;z-1P tITaI!
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TMPROIDERrEs, LACES, &c.-SUTTQN Co ars
" oDenins Embroidered Collars Inslds HtEh and her.
chiefs plan cpen border and embroidered Of new style ana
seI French Also new style Linen Edginss ard Laees at
SUTTON l. CO.'S. III sprng. cor. Sullivan.
NB-A full assortment Of drawer goods. Cloves Hosiery.
~; D OF 2na
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

r1IAXNEIs. sATINETS, CLOTHS. 4e-Fresh Mom
auction aise assortment ofsuperb sye Weoles. selns
beo1 the market pnce ct
49, SUTTON & CO.'S. III Spring, cor. Sullivan
NB-Our Woolen, are telling at prces much bflow ordn.
M o7 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

nyER-COATS AND CLOAKs-Ge1tensn In imnedats
W want Of cheap and fnshonabs Over Garment, VII nno
large assortment nt NewYork Ce,h Tsiloing Establsh
men. and Gent,emenu general nrnhhng oro ls broadway
three doors below the Franklin Houso. ,oo,,,, m
40 su u. J. boclb O ~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-06
DIED,

At Oxford, Holmes county, Ohio, on Monday the
4th of August last, after only about four days i'll
ness, G.. W. c. Howard, NJ. d., aged g years.
The deceased was born in Andover, VT, which
place he resided until he was twenty years of age,
and received his early education. In 1880 he came
TO Akron, OHIO, and studied medicine with his
brother, DR. E.W. Howard. In lS4I he returned 10
W., where his parents and relations resided and
after spending few weeks at home, went 10 Mas
sachusetts and graduated at the Berkshire Medical
College in Pittsfield-after which he spent
time in the Hospital in Boston. For the last two
years he successfully engaged in the practice of
his profession in Avoca, Steuben county, N. Y
He was travelling in this State, in search OF
new location where he could have a wider sphere
of action. He had made his brother Of Akron a
pleasant visit and let perfect health only week
before his death, and was cut down. entirely among
strangers--in strange land, with not friend 10
smooth the pillow when dying -[Summii Beacon.
In Bennington, Aug. 10Th, Mrs Sarah Hubbell,
wife Of the Hon Stephen Robinson, aged 81 years.
August Both, Willard son of Salem and Susan
White, in the Goth year of his age.
In Manchester, Aug. l7th, in the I'D year her
age, Mrs Achsah Giddings, widow of the late Mr.
Job Giddings, of Walpole.
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