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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-21

rNHE PRAIRIE BIRD, n vel, by the honorable
Il Charles Augustus Murray, author Of Travels in
North America just reprinted from the English cdi
ton, and this day received for sale by
,. TAYLOR.
Cheap edition, % cents.
A New Spirit Of the Age by r. II. Horne, Jus,
reprinted from the English edition, and thus day re-
cevej by F. TAYLOR.
Cheap edition, 25 cents
The Democratic Review for May, 1874, this day
received, published monthly for FIVE dollars per an
mum, or 80 cents per single number.
Apply TO the subscriber, who will have the work
regularly mailed, strongly enveloped TO any part of
the U. ;. p. TAYLOR,
may IL bookseller, Washington.
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NOTICE TO PRE-ENPrION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right of presumption
TO any land. thin the limits Of the townships above
enumerated is required to estab sh the same to the
sssfsc ION Of the Register and Receiver OF the pro-
per Land O6ce, and make payment t.eretor as soon
apractoab aler SEEING Tia notice and before the day
APP onted for the commencement of the public sale
OF the township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated; otherwise such clam will be forfeited.
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
May 10.
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I Owe AND PATRlO ism, a Poem by Rich
IL ard Stewart Evans, Counse at Law for sale
at Brooke's periodical agency, and at Taylor' Nor
rson's and Farnhams bookstores
The following extracts are taken from some of the
notices:
From the National Tnieiiigenoer.
Low AND PATRIOTISM, Poem, pronounced by
Richard s. Evans at Bowdoin College, al the annual
commencement. Portand-Cnsres Day & Co
printers
The above is the title OF poem, by Richard s.
Evans Of Washington which has been lust publis he'd
in Portland, Maine. The following remarks upon
this performance, are fr m the Portland Daily Ad.
vertiser Of September 7. Ii was amusing TO listen
to the observation Of this performance. .Nonssno
says one. Beauiifii, adds another. Horrible splen-
did silly and grand epthets profusey Law she'd
Surely that man is poet who gains such praise and
such abuse. And verify we believe Evans can and
did write poetry. There were parts of this Poem
which appeared pure and gorgeous poetry for IN
stance the silusion 10 the American Bird in oonnex-
ION with Poland; Campbell himself has not done bet
ter &c.
From III, Globe
The following brief slluson to Poland is from
Evans Poem on Love and Patriotism, a production
which is highly prsis,d, &C
From the .4ierandria Garefte
MIR. Richard $. Evans is a gentleman who has long
occupied a conspicuous station an anonymous
writer in Of the principal literary journals and
to whom he world indebted for some of the finest
50, oimeos Of poetry and learning sc.
april lG--d7wtaw2m
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-21

TdiS DAY RECEiVED--rhe subscribers have
tn DAY received large and beautiful assortment
OF reasonable goods, which we offer for cash or to
punctual customers at reduced prices. We name in
DART
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-21

TNHE subscribers are now opening large and
i beautiful assortment of Spring Goods, all of
which of desirable styles and qualities and will
be sold at such prices must please the customer
in part, they name:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE,
l60 Ndssau-S.reet.
GODEY'S MAGAZINE

" ~ u , VI u A L n T.
LADY'S BOOK,
For November, lS4i.-Volunie xxx.
SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE
NOVEMBER NUMBER.
TWO ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
No.lefGoDEY,s PORTRAIT GALLERY
aNu!lIHEK AMI I SAIiQnAh \ n, ~ D..SiGS
THE TEAGnss painted b, Finessre, engraved By w. E.
PORTRAIT OF T. 5. ARTHUR. painted BY Toosy en-
PicIukE ot TaE Lazy AVin THE ARRow painted
FASJY FasaioS sSas Gsssoed and eosra,ed by
MUsiC-;Hsinal. by Ms c. L. Ha-Pos.-y BY nrs. Emn.
CONTENTs Ts-oRIGINAL
Cooley Portrait, Gallery. No. L. 7 ). Arthur.
The ch,r. tSee pia;e
The Fair Ct'ent bv Mss : c Hail.
Ih= I.nre. Breakfasts: By " Niiiiam l. Burton.
Tae Violet by Mr.. y ,;.: a. Ggioss5 IL si: II s,n
a Fancy Sketch BY iifs. Voiney E Howard.
The s9ay Deer -; o. scene near he Hudson BY Kuth
Lines written IN an ilbum by /. B.
Tire Country Cousins. b. Anna Fleming
Heroic Women OF amenca-No. l. The Lady and the Ar
rows. tree p!ltel
The Mocsing Bird. by William Gilmore Slmns
"A Day o, Chatswoith and Haddon. By Theo. Ledyard
a Portrait. By Park Benjamin.
The New York Colorss By h t. Trckermen.
Mount Auburn Cemetery. By Mrs S J. H,ls.
Muse by Mrs c. L. Hail Poetry b. Ms. Emma C, En-
Editors Table
Editors Book Table.
Agents supplied n; the Publishers pncs.
Persons The city WISHING subscribe 10 the above Books
By leaving their 1ne Tribune Office have them
Ts any p'F Of
Agents supplied with all the Magazine, and cheap Ppelca
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
Correspondence of The Tribune.

BUFFALO. Oct. ai 1874.
Ina soun' OF destruction by the gale in the
lower part OF the city which has mostly inupdo,sd Peo-
PIE aa'e not got o'ss the excitement Jet attendant on The
'eeoe nor hos business returned regular course
ioe navigation on this end Of will be somewhat
eced by pa o,be dam Black Rock being carried away
and The Hiver passing Though il This dam was made 10
cram Tho ws;or from thu river supply the canal about *
zee, nsa The mib at the Rock are consequently do,ps
nonns' aef supply Of water being Gu. of which hoy rs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

rs- Prof. Maf7itt-V'il deliver Lecture on the
Crn.sde. Pee, the Hermit fops urbaa. Mis'.m N 1875
he so;, Of ,hfutnbt; To tc De vee1 in The Mth"dd
su,ch Beiford Friday Evening. October s'a ut
Trkcs IS ccn-7To be had q, Van Buren,. Book Store
ieeok Peas, l. Sons. Dvi.Iun 81. ant t're pnor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP CHEAP


10 TAYLOR q CO. SO CEDAR-sTREET.
OFFER Nous De LANES 50 ceai discount from the ats
PRINrs-Iuics, and best siyie' at sIeat ,edue,ion.
sn5 1 o1s ,ne o. for Il. exhibition Of al tho
cenbe styles of choice Ladies Dress Goods 10 be fonnd
IL The market %
NEW sitKs-NEW sIfKs-rhe Ladie. of rhis CRY
desiring dress Sill nsy Themselves with good styles
at very low prices. By calngst SUTTON & cos.
o. i.3ns III Springs
B-Tbe lsr.s esscrtmsn. of black siikS shown
this par: of the Ch5. ------
NEW DRY GOODS sToRsa
rVyHE SIBsCsIBER taken TIE store No ., Rlecker.
near Carn1ibe.a ~he:s Lad.es may fad large ss.or;
me-; nf es goods rect from auction. which will be sold al
small aovi"ee OH 'niH r. HVsANnERvEeR :s2 Beeessr st.
MDUsLIN De LilNES-3N Ec' OF reh designs. Lon is
81 naf.!s is F s Il ,I; Ks, x.ty cheap -. u.. o
noNns stkS se oa5sg aa ram nel.
sHiWL- grea, variety. and a; sacrifice on her i'm
VE yrs suitable for c7dren> ONLY 2s s. I'd.
PRiHs ysfe;y @ =. Of ;asIy ,.I s ely 70; m 81
os;,. "a AZ. '-' n''-''' go Bleecker street
NJeRINos AND ALPACCAs.-Lad-w wishing Mcrinos
VI or psccas ef superb s3ades oil colorwi Go wen to
,rctrss 7c as we have coIo not easily obtained n:eT IN
the season. The full and the qualities superb at
o7 i3. SUTTON 81 CO.'S III Spring cor. Sullivan
N.E-No Goods offered Lu of superb STYLE and quality,
and no deception allowed:
JnRINTED CALiCOE%PRiCES REDUCED-bEE &
BREWSTER offer for sale ri their arehouss ior PRINT
ed Cncoes exclusively, st No. Cedar street, large nS
,oumen of Prints embracing se"eral taousand different pct
crn, end coo.ns, American. French Turkey Red &c &c
in ever variety csTe. may OF which they are enabled 10
offer at prices from
1 TO CENTS LOWER
than the prices OfJu!y.
Catalogues of Prices corrected with cye rena,ion oil The
Market ere placed il tic hands Ofbnyers 81 sd
NTEW AND SPLENDID SHAWLS-STTrON& & co;
nst the attention OF Ladies 10 their rich assortment OF
sbaw especially 10 .evera styles Just opened ranging from
5,o Is ea-s and from IS 35 dollars: also very beautiful
Long shas # white black. mode aud fancy coo's ranging
from 20 TO 80 loas the styles Of which se superb having
been elected fesa the Importers 1nd ae no, the REJECT
ed styles so oftea purchased at auc'ion
OF ls3m' sUlIoN Q. "; 1" Sp,ns ~
NB-S Co. would any Of thei: Shaw! stock that il
much superior to any thing the kind ever kepin this section
ofthe City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
LADIES',

LADIES,
Your attention called to the very extensive Stock OF new
and Rl-h Fall Goods. just opened.
l59 pieces Rich Silks from As 20 lts per I'D
aO Very Rich Cashmeres. from Is to S. ryd.
go Newect patterns NJ. De Lainss and Reps. from
lsod to 7, per I'D.
800 Alapacca Lu'tres fcm z 20 81 per I'd.
80 French Merinos. from 6s 70 los per I'd.
800 Cashmere shawls. new designs. from S5 Sl01.
100 printed Thile: Wool. from So 10 s25.
lOOO Silk Satin. Meriao. Wonen Thibet Wool. Broehe.
Worted Damssk Plaid Shews with many other styles sus-
hle for the season.
Ao very large Stock Blankets and Funnes with every
style Of goods wantn. for th1 fall and winter wesr
Zone prce asked and no deviation.
oil Is BARKER & TOWLE. II Catharne-s
FIVE PER CENT. ST OR E!
TO Cash Merchants.
The attention O. Cash Buyers respectfully called 10 our
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
nj an advance ofoniy
FIVE PER CENT. FROM -7CTU.4L COST.
Ry this means the Cnsh Merchant will save IN the purchase
of Goods from een cent and nuve the advantage
of selecting from a lnrgs and desirable stock.
H4RSf.4LL'S LINEN THREfD
nwnys on hand nj gren.7 reduced prices
3- Country Merchants visiting New YORK; VIII ma II
Their interest 10 give call benre purchasing elsewhere
nUTCHINGS CASN Ell: q SMITH,
No Is Cedar street.
o3 lmu' doors fropl Pearl street Newly ofk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

g. The Invi,ibie 5Yig-SO closely resembles the
real head Of har that ceptcs aud hnve
nourced the perfect and extraordinary invention o the
day The great advantage OF this novel and unique wig It's
being made without wetvInS, which causes lis
peaances closely TO resemble the nutura hair, both IN
lightness rnd Duturn appearance 10 de decectOn,
texture teing acHut.u and So free, that
al cases OF persplrnon. evaporation is unlmsied nnd
the great evils OF other entirely avoided. The scien-
'fc and ccnnoisSeur alike invited TO Inspect tbs novel
he head at,he manufacturers. 4. &. BARRY, III
Broadway conner Of Liberty street, vi sors. O2 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

W BOARDING.-hln GOSS. having opened tie new
and commodious house, rs Vesey ST.. near the Asor House.
proer choice Of desirable transient permanent
Boarders Croton Shower and cold Baths free. The
location very central yet gust and shady Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
cts.

lo Laohnes, .SSlV.es' Total Assets. q. %. .6is
Tbs SAFETY Fund now amounts to abou, s31 oo0. Claims
asanH heItaseI Bank which failed 1889 s2s0CO are
disputed and now chancery II the decion against the
Receivers the Safety Fund will be nearly absorbed The bank,
OF Sutlaad Vesennss. Pouaey. BsaseSoro' niddebury
Caenia. Montpelier. and Orange County always re
deemed Their bills in Boston required by law The
Capitals Of the banks OF Manchester and st. Adams have be
come 10 some degree impaired The Commissioner estimates
hs ess oi the Bank OF Manchester at $50 COO but officers
VI the Bank think will not be onehaf that The Bank
made dividend Of psy las, January ii, capital
wach act tbs Commissioner sbapproves. The estimated loss
o. o' Bank o St; Aiban s 500 but 2i7 has been reIn-
% .e Commissioner thinks the Bank ssic as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

T ASST DAY BUT ONE OF TIE GREAT FAIR OF
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE -SiSnors AnOSninl
San Queo h.vfn. failed to fulfil h-r enearsments
Guinea Serenaders who commanded such continued sees
TONS las; evening havs volunteered TO supply their pes =
rtnrk r2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
SEASON OF ,ooSs.
r5 Fourteenth Ward Henry Clay Club

Tho ebeIs this Club are leoueted to meet at broadway
House on Friday 9th hal o'clock Tor
the purpose OF nakns arrangements for the grand Jub!ee and
last demonstration the ensuing eleccns OF the
friends Of Gay Frehnchuysen and the entire Wing Picket to
be held "wednesday Sh inst screea ole TO ecommenda-
ton of the Central Clay Committee.
The HAsoykR ALsoeATlos OF this Ward have respectful
ly invited all the members of this Club with their Ladies' To
psrcpate with them IN the dedication of Hammer the
hlil Roy OF The Siasaes Thn Thutday) Evening, th
inst g, 7 o'clock at Broadway House.
:, JOHN T. ALLEN President
aHts' q e BSRE X TAf'OR' Vice Presidents.
JoHN ORNoSn, S..,.,,,;a
GEoReE kkLLoe1. secretaries. ga BIC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

E- trbomson's Clay Mcdal.-For sale at tie
Tribune Office loo Na-sau-stee.. Troh sos CLAY MEDAL.
Tho Medallion Acknowledged Likeness and prononnceda
of art Pace $40 erund:ed. Oe from Clay
C,,,l, ,o,c,.d I'LL /.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
WF8EG NEE EEHNGS.

CLEAR THE TRICK FOR THE FIFTH WHEEL.
rrs- 30 UmiOflists-FOR kEfPOKT;-Tbe mem,
heTs Association requested mr"' ut Natlonn Han
nm Saturday Orgnr Oct 2S a. O'Clock precisely fof he
purpoie ofvi.l,ing keyport. n. Y. q, r.. r
''''''''' sILAS CHICKERING. President.
ponvurn Ho1sxs Sec etaTy. o35Rt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

P.s.oratior OF the JeW-s.--i niscnur e
will be delivered nj lie B;nad:a? Labsfnsce on h,'l ,Dtl
Eyenin, the 2Sh ms, by NJ III No T. ESQ on the hsstnn-
lion Of the their ancicn; heritage sTd the appoach
Asniqm. The American Sofieiy 1I nsI5raIg the
mad wi bep.e>sn, Tickets OF admission 10 be had NJ the
'I;sLe,oo rIat % rec,s o25 3tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
r. COTTON. Auc-sees.

:. COTTON. Auc-.sGe-s.
~ COLIN : 70 .Lcsna sr. Comn'ss.SI Merchants
No liz luton nc :. An. street, 1esa adva ace
lr.Ge -o1, srr1en;,. and pro1s2: 5c;Gus rnade-
Private Saie Exchange ~ propsTtE n is Ciiy-f
nGd Iyos u-1piss .bnu. mile from the Cipa ard ,hre
from Monezuma Village. Ssd Farm uGesi high itas Of
cultivation.
Al,o sn,a tact ADJOINING Of S5Ogt u acrs with neat
house and hsrn ard t abundance TIE whole or athcr
will be ,od nn moderate terms exchanged tor prpPeny 70
tbs city For particulars, al the store ls tn
10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

mlttee.--The Wings OF this .fard uHd our friends
throughout the City informed that thero will be Special
Committee in session Sundays excepted a; The
Howard House from this time until the Election, where IN
formation will be gladly received of every kind calculated 10
affect the Election Our friends earnestly requested TO
give early Information of all who be disposed TO
vi0ae The Elective Franchise thu, efficient measures may
he taken and syery attempt AT fraudulent Voting promptly
checked and Immediately pun ned We will with pleasure 70
HaRWrW 20 Sv ,{,spa. @ S,5s, a, ~ order
DAVID L. CRANE, SSsc!etatNs' els ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

nJ DIR. II. Ksmbnlps Mineral Tccth.-The
celebrity which these Teeth have Obtained and the high value
upon hem by those have them, together with
their known intrinsic superiority the great o teeth
that made this country have induced Dr. kmbal TO
mnEe such will hereafter enable him 10 sup
ply the demand for them to extent he has been
confirmed in this design By the uniform success which ma; NJ
tended his practice this department OF his profession, md By
the high hn have been pnsd these teeth BY
many of our most distinguished citizens who wearing
hem and by cvern n the mast eminent Physicians and Len
lists oih city. who have Spontaneously Offered the most
pie testimonials their excellence. These teeth and will
continue he made by Dr. Kmbn exclusively for has
practice they SC. the elegant heavy
god piIe nnd adapted TO the mouth such to com
blne the highest utility with the grenet possible comfort They
are warranted to be unsurpassed by any thai nude IN the
United Satos and guaranteed all cuSes TT perfectly,
and To- the TIM, artificial Teeth can he made
to Dr. kmSa wishes II 10 be particularly noted that
arrangements such w enable hlm to offer these
teeth made the style above mentioned, at The
A1 charged for e most er7or kinds. Specimens
he Mt MS house. No. 81 Broadway near Spring street
OH lmiyY1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

white Plains Institutc.--Sn English ant
CinS.icaI boarding School JOHN SWlNBURNE, A. NJ
Prn.ioe and proprietor circulars be obtained a. The
bookso;e Of ". Jackson. Ia Broadway. OILS awc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
SEE LIST P.7GE.
ArrtEed.

Bark AIoth oi Nerhurypor, sampson. "A ds I'm Ret;er
ia IN with md SO Teerrce pa" erRers IN master
Swedish brig ariel artens,on 81 days from Stockholm
,rith lion TO oelrch d1 HruEer 3p.sreDEer. .
Scbr Helen Gray Pumer, days from Phlladephc, VII
coal, bound 10 Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
os4 ac

OF Mechanics and Tradcsmen! Alton
ton 1.-The Mechanics and Tracesm,n ohe City of New
York. hereby notified that Committee OF Arrangements
will IN session National Hall each day and evening
the 9Th instant The Reports om the different
Branches of Trade who Intend to take par In the Grand
Celebration ofthe hg marty on the Sh n this month
ALFRED y. BREWER Cheirrrar
GARDNER ID. HAYWARD. Secretary.
Conanittee Of !srrGH TementS
ALFRED n. BREW ER, GARDNER u. HAYWARD
EDWARD DUVALL, ALEXANDER BATES,
JAMES LAWRENCE. ,aa6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
lI,ur cpEAr sECREr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rCHr GREAT SECRET DISCOVERED. -C0NANT's
1 PATENT YEAS I.-fhs Yeast is an ncld which, being
combined "a proper chemical proportions with an ns9i I'M
presnues the dough with curbonc acid gas without affecting
In any wGy the Original properties Of the Flour and thus when
baked producing PERFECT sRxAp. IN The uss OF
CGNANi'S PAIENT YEAST
there never be having poor bread a
chemical certainty never 10 mi+ rs mnthsmati
cal ceniny and the osad be not light, snngy and sweet
If in word be not perfect becnuse the proportions, u;
the Yeast and SnRratus exactly right The common
mode raising dough By the slow process vinou ermen
tnon the new mode by instantaneous effervcscenco
You may make it, and bake IT, and have II on he table too
in thirty minutes and eat hot cold you like. without
danger to yOur health. Sold wholesale and staiI by
N">N NJ P. MU5SEY. Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
r- Free Popular Lecrnres.-Dr. BANNING

IFTtt tUPH!Hf II = : -, = = = No,b,r;
aus5 aEs u!e hoR: Weak Of the human body.
sdrcs,.i eiica proon and edie md gentlemen OF
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Evenings of neyt week He may
Nr Hsirbtt ll himbe street between the hours Of 10
Vi and sP NJ, TO which ne vii genens give direct rel,i ey
substitute or the ecars Ahuadcnt references may e mad to
rnedcnl gentlemen Of ihM cit1 olo aus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

r Z II
Ss~r-Sora Ca=;l TaliJrina. establishments
tS7 BROADWAY.
Tt,ee doors beioic the FrG5lEis, House.
s The Subscriber. respectfully that they har
made e. .sG.iye arrangements for The
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which vii; enable them 70 oer greater inducements thane
TO gentlemen wisas economics in tho purchase Of ,b
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by G.e arrivals great variety
ofnew and rich style, of Goods well adapted the coning
easonur win also receive by he packet. und steamer
the arges, and best assortment OF tbs latest and os beautiful
slyes of sncy French Elastic Ceses. rich figured Voive.
Cahroores Ii. and Sly Ver;nar before Offered In tbs
CITY,
Aso jus, roved several Invoices OF TwIed and Beayc!
Cloths for Over Coa Cloaks PeoS, &C.; Black and noy
cocred French and Eagsh Cloths rom the most essbsatsd
icing the styles cut in their establishment
for the last five yea and which ior durability beauty oi hn
h and faue-s of coo. be exceed. If eouaed. 1
any s,y ss Of Cloths imported to the United States.
Their stock of Fancy Ores Articles - comprise In part. ts
roe,t yes of lai and winter Crava Scnri 5uip1ndsrS
Cloves IIandkschef Hosiery. Undar Shirts and Dawer'
linen and muslin Shirt. Coler bOsOrn. Shoulder Braces.
Riding and Money Belts, Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes, &c
&c with ey.ry ETY. Of goodI Usually kept IN sentenans
1ersral outfittng esabIhHent.
Also full acs1,tmen OF ready made Ciothng coniHns %
Cooks Owe, Oats Dress and f.oc Goats. Penaloons and
Vest. Of every variety where gentlemen requiring garments io
mmedas use car depend getting trst rate arce'
mr. DO and trimmed psct equal to those iunmheo 70
o,dsr and at prices fail to Dsase Strict punetu.
alitv observed in Sing ordeTs.
MA a,i J. c. BOOTH Il co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
COJSEI;N 5I0 RROADWAY.

COLISEUM, $40 BROADWAY.
THE "BATTLE OF BUNKER HI hLLIr- the .!s: sLsates:
a E4as 7s s; m tf s.n ss
s6ga sTaE sa EaRF FRFT E2S sSb GEEy Es OF BALTIMORE
Tickets 30 csut-chiliren Is cents
Der open Al quarter before Exhibitor viii eonmsoee
S-E1h,h,iops wih peci.s the effect on lvslns..
days and a'd1ys h3 O'Clock. 70 which schools S be az
miiis,! on ,l+ts terms 90 ms;
4 NERlcAN MUsEUM-cosner Brosd~ay and ana
P.l'. BARsuA. Psop.e'or.
f HircEcocE. Manager.
EyefT dcy and evsninE this week. commencing
Grand PP'ERF6RWhNS,Es
Every eftsrrocn i; O'Clock ard - O'Clock
The manassI has sn:asr,' M ,hs O. 's6,st@i
hA'l'IAsiA' hAsrEs yoSsG: 3 e 'N'Sf,
Late FROM Doiou where ~ has been received wh unbound
o s"ssF'd sc s6FS ;sas4 NTa5rr IS fEsS 9HN ''' man
S' D'. ss F4 VIZ i;n SE Sj:
ROW, WINDING UP a WATCH. CUTTING Fts.tN-
Also GnSnsed. NJ, wM. COLE the wonderful Con,orion-
st, ana his learned and ts'eated
peorm vale,y Other issis a, his M4ers Bitias
Also engaged THE ffsiI iUYESIEE SlEHkf; DANCER.
A l. TOMA r On s.
IND MECHANICAL. FIG URESii
Of ~arous kinds. ncadnE beautiful
Rope. Dancer, Juggler, Mopiag War Doll,
Grand -,rn- Procession the -hadsi1ide Ct1rch SC.
QUEEN VICTpRlA'S STATE ROBE.
GEN. TOM TIL MRS CDURr SUIT
BEAUTIFUL. MODELS OF MACHINERY
u ffeSe s s ssS:s-s5iass andsE ys; iss oal
NEWa5YQRK MUSEUM. ANgPITyRE GALLERY.
~ BROADWAY opposite the City Hall
~ Admission ONE SHILLING
S6Fi eR2 MEET ds S III 5as sS.l e S @
county fHE Fl =: sou iif' HERN T2s' g ssoNGsTERs
The best Band OF Miasreis America will slns variety OF
PIrodies, Glnss. Chcrussss. sc.
BROTHERS OF WARSAW,
WIN introduce their wonderful ests
Mr.. HUNTi.V wi, pSy several airs an the AccnrL,nn
Miss N ADAiH Miss JESSGYLlNi!. and Nj. WHITE
will appear
Performances Wednesday ard Saturday Afternoons ct
O'clock.
Evening entertainments commence :; haifpaH7. oSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

r- Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces u
MS customers and o;hera his readiness 10 supply aa FG Pa;
tern OF f6en,lcRen's Hats.
The finest Natra are furnished alt,....."..t5 at 5
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aug; is;t EPE.SCES. hI ChamberssIeci-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Sewest Styies.

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK NlCOLSON & WRIGHT,
No l39 Pearl end 80 Beaver-streets, New-Y0IE,
Would respectfully announce the, tey opening large
end newly selected stock OF
SILK GOODS.
NIL Of which ara of the latest FhL styles ioup'ulns ul rs
soEtInen Of -,,o-nc
consisting in peI Of rich Cashmere Ecosse nch printed
Muslin de aes Grape De LANES OF new and elegant styles
rich plain Camelon and stripe Rspealers new and ia
,hionabe article: Camelon. Brocade. end Brochesnped
Silks, black and coored AlpGccls figured and plain.
SIiAWLS.
Broche AMI Cashmere Shhw pu.terns Cameiion oii
Brocade figured Silk Shaws paansk Wooen Strudiila and
nch Damask AIapaccha Merno, Th.be, and MuElin de
I.ane in great variety. &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment o Bonnet and Cap Ribbon. of tho riches
Paris styles low,
Figured Cap Laces. Trimming Lnces and Lace Edsinss,
Thread I.ise. PlaAed and Brussels Edgogs. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting Ki silk. Cashmere in great varley, together
with large ussonmen; Of Fancy Nlitts.
Also full assortment OF Paris Cords. Gimps and Fruga
together with every article Usually To be found IN Fancy
Stock which hey prepared 10 offer Us favorable tsus
a., q ry other es,s bli,hment 50 stDec 7m@