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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

U To Publishers and Literary Men.-A
valuable literary property successful and profitable opera
on capable of being vastly improved by the investment
of moderate additional capital offered for sale great
bargain This opportunity rarely if ever, offered as the
health OF the party renders change of climate
doubls the money would tempt sale Address f by
mall post pad) w. E. j., box $50 New.Yo Post Office,
which will be promptly attended to- ms lw
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nrLecture ON the Stcnm Enctne-.Neetin

of the Board Of 7gricRituredrmerS Club Gnd C8nrcr
satiOn Meeting at the 7merean iaStte IN re ParItrdny
on the STEAM ENGINE" by Mr. ENMONs, illustrated with
an Engine showing the whole Internal parts IicKeis admit
linr one ccntlemun and two Indies, - cents.
TuxsDAY December 3eeting OF Board Of Agriculture Mt
meet same day at u A. NJ Subject Preparation Of muck
rs manure" Admission free Wednesday, December lih
Conversation Meeting, 7e L. NJ SUBJECT I-tsn.nnahs
ROls' Admission free. MS u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

nJ- The Second Lecture in the course Young
People, in the Muke.reet CHURCH, will be delivered TO.
morrow Sunday Even1g by the Rey pI DE MiJT o, nIs
hnr,, Inic lncE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

WANTED.

TITO FAMlLIES.-A young well acquainted with the
French and Latin languages, would instruct youth in the
udments of either both for his board No objection to
tho Country Refers j. Campbell. Esq l0 Maiden Lane.
A SITUATION WANTED-By an intelligent LAD of
All. recently from SnKord Conn. IN some respectable
business where he make himself generally useful He can
give the satisfactory testimonials 10 character. CON-
municatons addressed c. h. at tbs office, or l3o Gcenes
or lis Aien-st. will be attended 70. na 81
NHTANTED-A neat respectable GIRL. 10 do the general
w homework of small private family She must be good
washer and roner and practical know OF the du
es required None other need apply The applicants call
h.s morning at the house of Mr. BATES Warren Brook
yn doors from Henystree N 'he office % w
New York. ny u
yKTANTED-By YOUNG WOMAN with good city
wv chlds nurse or cham bemnid
dnn.s "a, f.,scna - s,ree. MO 81.
NTANTED-By a YOUNG MAN from the I'VE western en- part
w of this State situation Salesman IN w hoessie or
Retail D,y Goods House: acquainted with GOOD many
Country Merchants had ye yenrs experience IN corn
try would much wages until the sptn bust
ness opens then Toderate reference gwen note lett al
this Office addressed c. b. vii! meet with immediate aiten
ton. D. .ms
rT,o MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS.-Wanted by
young situation IN VhoFa!e dry gooi OF lm!os-
nr house has an extensive acquaintance w.t. Southern
Merchants; could influence considerable rade woad engage
himself for small compensation and per centnge sales
through his influence he ensnged IN an Importing house
employers. Address Immediately at thus ofeo Robert LII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Rey.Asn Tnhan. President, of oberlin College,
will preach at the Free Congregational Church. Medical Col
egc Crosby street. I'D story doors below Spring street.
l.,n ~ nS0 Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
c. S. FISK, Aucloneer.
Dye s FISK-Sors No, - Canal ,,Iset, National hall

NJ SUPERIOR Mahogany and other desks anil maple bed
s:ends different $50 mahogany CLOCK cases. sco
hand ingram carpets ply hair and mos matrnsss end
rosewo0d pier table; piano iocs ladies' English double l'un
ty brass tenders: smoke condenser, for jewellers use
large quantity OF swnGd aud other Canes, and Cane
Trimmings; also, several hundred Swords for
ln fine asso en' al auction prices
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 4.
A ii o'clock, NJ = Canal street,
WIN be sold quantity OF Cotton Hose ami Half Hose oil
tho hest quality y dozen beautiful assortment o: Ze
phyr Wste I all coor5 and shades Canvass and Patterns
Tor working do: Pearl Buttons Hooks and Eyes. Ha Pms;
Shell and Horn Hair dos Boys CHIP and tegho9 Hats; La
de,' Tuscan Neapol,nn and Straw do SILK Con Fans
Sin and Cotton Cloves Wooden Yarn, black Nett Lace.
white do Cotton and Linen rhr adj Supendes, Tapes scs
sors tine Hair Brushes. Cahes do, Shoe do and undez by
order of Alfred Roach, constable.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Rev. O. SCOTT will preach tomorrow at half pns 10 IN the
morning. Rev. L. LEE in the afternoon at 3, and Dr.. j. b.
ANDREWS in the evening at7 Seamen and the Trends o
senmen, particularly invited to attend nN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

KIP YOUR yKET DRY THIS WET wEATHER-fn1e ne ne @ naes'
os we for keeping feet dry IS the oil OF ann,
Which renders boots and shoes perfectly water ght also MAKES
e eaiher so piinble and doubles the weat ol na
~ and earringe tops. nothing can equal It. 10 DO aa "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
6cernb.r al isA by Master SCONCIA. assisted BY the fsh
o,i5s eaiucat talent Prnns f9nnn Ssno;a NJ Rie se
Pianist W. HEvKy C. Tia2 4 full and esfci-ni ocfsssa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
or SEE LAST P4GE.
Arrived.

Packet Ship Yorkshire Bailey from Liverpool Nov Isl,
with mde Marshall K Go. 9Th inst, Ia, Il lon 25. Ell.
changed sGnas with ship supposed 10 be the Columbus of
and for Boston from Liverpool.
Packet Ship sephen Whitney from Liverpool Nov. 5,h.
with ndse tn Robert Kermit On the banks experienced
heavy cnc, lost foeyard 23t, off Sable Island. ship
supposed 70 be the 81 James from London. 18Th exchanged
signals with Packet Strip Westminster. from London.
Ship Martha Washington, Dnane 20 days I'm Mobile. with
cotton &c TO y Hurbut & Co. t INST lat % lon -, spoke
bt= Good Hope from Jamaica for Newport RI short OF pro-
yisons-spped her. Reported having the day previous
buried Of his seanen The NJ w has had pilot board
5 days.
ship Vicksburr. Berry q dny from New Orleans with do
mesc produce WIN. Nelson 18th lht 30 Ion 90 spoke
brig Mary Jnne of homnston, lying 20 tt the time under bal
lance rect malnsal. the making breach over her.
Packet Ship Westminster HOvey, from London aad Forts
mouth Nov 21 with ndse md passengers John Grswoh
The w. is nnchor Rt the South West Spot.
Brig Sarah Brown Peckne i5 ds I'm Mobile, with cotton 10
Sturges 8, Clenrman,
Brig John H Stephens Hail. of Newark NJ 20 days from
MaragOane. 81 Domingo, with coffee 10 Rossicre & Co.
Schr Conea Fauklin, days from Boston, with ndse to
Sprague.
Below.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

.fEkALr BrAuTy-rnE HNR.,-How ffequentg do the
q disease waste the delicate oIn m oi '1S a s%
ocks that adorned their heads al on and never
ss return to their original beauty nov
On this point, when failing remedy can oe OBJ
ca cea IN the genuine oldrdges Balm OF Columbia, from
street. which will perfectly restore this only neg
pan of female ornament WHAT'S dollar TO complete
40 stownng point Of female beauty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
% Genuine Bear's on, highly scented :

-
The best article for the grorth Of the HAIR
Bright tresses are the theme OF poets praise,
The painters skill their luStre too displays
IT is beauty's mark, u lustruus head OF hali.
And what both much delight to wear.
good head hair needs attention TO Its ustre and
will soon prevent this calamity the Bears Oh prepared
from pure Bears grease Ii enters the pores oi the SKIN ana
mosens the roots and 10 be the natural remedy pre-
serving in its orignal strength lnd beauty.
Prepared and sold By A. B, SASDs Co. wholesale and
retail Chemists and Druggists 3 B-oa9way cor Chameer, per
st Granite Buildings Sold ao al - uoh 81. ana - East
Broadway In bottles 35 and 80 cents.
~ Give us more Lieht!-The greatest and most
exuutey actng calamity that can possibly beal person
refined TASTE and who has capacity Tor enjoying oil the
glorious sights this beautiful world, disease oi the eyes
The world itself would offer little satisfaction TO the poor unoT
suddenly deprived Sghi and love and friendship
longer be gsped by those delicate fingers OF
light which the puts through te TO ebce WHAT
ever She holds dear The Blind the dark the
how keea the COMMUNICATION their unhappy lot inspires Is 1t
not ihcn something be happy about that there has been
discovered BdLSQn that will oRr-absouiey and ctiecuny
cureweak sore and naed eyes. which, unless trented
time always and generally lead 20 total blindness be
warned tme and seek the remedy while you cnn YET
The Roracu Eve Bdlsdm prepared and sold by A. b.
SANDS Co. wholesale and retail Chemists nnd Dsugs'ts
23 Broadwny corner of Chnmbe Sold also al 9 Fnl.on
street, and II East Broadway. Price . cents.
E- Best Swedish Leeches at 12h cts. apiece,
Jus, received and for sale DELLUC DUPuYS. success
ors Place s. Southland. No Park Row and sl Broadway
As9 on hand rev sngpiy OF DnPgys csle:
Nipple and Breas. Shields and Papary Jelly for breast
for sale above. wholesale and retail. o8 3taw3mis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Os> lIuffs Muffs and Furs-Sellns by retail
at WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY at No C0rt
andt street. Broadway Ladies' don't forget cn
supply yourselves in time. MO 3mls'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

1170 LET-Wth board, TO gentleman and his wife who
viii furnish or partly futnh for hemssSe. ae1,5sSs
md Batns Room adjoining Respectable reference giyen
and required. Apply at 81 Chambers1st, r,ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
NJ Mercantile Library Association -Pur

sunnt Article Il, Chapsr2 Of The Constitution Gcne;n
ton will be held in Clinton Hall Tuesday Evening The 80
Dec. N; half past O'Clock. to appoint Committee 10 nom
nate Officers for the ensuing year. by order, ", 80
mn AIS. CIIAS. NJ. WHEATLEY, Rec. Sec
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
DRY GOODS.
PRICES REDUCED 90 PER CENT

PRICES REDUCED 90 PER CENT.
nnd Winter Goods hive determined TO reduce The sume
by deductng 20 per cent from former prices The following
ale Il few styles thus reduced: g.
ousl,n de LANES Repp Cnshmeres, Cashmerc DE CoSse
the handsomest assortment ever offered, -, =
4IpGccd Iusres fgd stripe aAd plain. heavy stock OF
every desirable color
French and German rinos of 'hade, fine quality
Also. Silks, Saiins Cloths Cassmeres Vestlnc' shuws'
Elannels, Blankets, Satnets &c, sc.
Also, all kinds of Domestic Goods;
IIOTg- CASHMERE & sATTINET STORE. SUIT.
" TON & co. hive Just opened large assortment VI
Cloths Cassmeres Snnets. Gala Pic"'s. PLAID Innings &c
&c fresh from Auction and the Importers, TO be sold at the
lowest possible prices III Spring street. deception here
n. b.. Merinos. Apaccus, Bombazne', Afghgns, De-
LANES, Flnnneb. OF om1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Gs- Church of the Redemption, SiIth-st.
near Third Avenuc.-A Course OF Sermons to the
Young will be delivered in this Church Sunday Evenings.
explanatory of the doctrines and usuges Of the Episcopal
Church. Sermon Sunday evening (DecembeI lst) by
Rev c. S. HENRY d. ID. on the FeStirGis otthe Church
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

FRESH BUTTER
FROM PHILAD II A.
11HIs LUXURIOUS BUTTER will ee received d,d; FRESH
t,yice week through the Winter, ut BROWNS w HOLE
SALE GsocERY where may be had u ssS 70 sun u bs
oad. ;u,medidy and the number OF pounds hey DE-
ssre per week. as the supply will be limited.
fuoIcE TEAS. SUGARS. COFFEE. OIL CANDLES
Together with general assortment of Spices &C. &c al Oh
which nre offered By wholesale. at rholesdle PRICES
The undersigned have hesitation in assuring the PUBIC
that their establishment presents Inducements to the pucna,
at wholesale unsurpassed by o,her and they
invite ali who would save the eia profits on then su'pu'S
1i0'e''7' THE GRANITE BUILDING.
iai Eghth-s,leet. Cd door East Of Broadway:
JOHN H. BROWN s. BROTHERS.
NB-Orders from the country carefully PACKED snd SNIP
ned NJ the shortest notice. -H1- -. --
mo REMOVE CREASE SPOTS FROM CLOIhssiI C.s. siI
l WooLEys &c.-The Magic Ernnve Soap Eefnosss s al
spots OIL stains &c from clothss w md eef
Sod orice Is cents at g Chathamseet, nnd 80 I
and I9 Futonstyeet, Brooklyn. NV ''-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Two Ships supposed to be packets Also, two bnss,
known.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.

Newest Styles.
PECK. NICHOLSON IL WRIGHT.
No. l33 Pearl and 80 Beayersroets, New.Yofk.
Would respectfully that they opening LARGO
and newly selected Stock Of
SILK GOODS.
all Of which are Of the latest FaL ,.yes. comprising full a.
DRESS GOODS.
consring in part OF rich Cashmere DEccsse. rich printed
Muslin de Lanes Grape De LANES of and elegant styles
rich plain Camelon and snn trps Repeae' no" and a.
,onabe article: Cameon. Brocade. and BFoche striped
Slks. black and colored Apsccas, figured and plain.
SIIhWLS.
Brochs and Cashmere ShawlJ. patterns CaHson ana
Brocads figured Silk Shawls Dama.k WOODEN strndila and
rich Damnsk A!apaccha; Msrno. Thibet and Muslin De
Lene in great variety. &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment of Bonnet and Cap RibbonI. OF the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cop Laces. Trimming Laees and Lace EdTinu.
Thread. Lisle, Plated nne Brussels EdRings. &c.
GLOVES.
Con,stng of Kid Silk Cashmere in god VARSITY. together
with large assortment Of Fancy Mts.
Also tu! assormen, of Paris Cords. Gmps and Frnscs
together with every article usually to be found in Fancy
Stock which they are prepared oor as favorable tsrm'
any other esta oishment- % 'fDecI Im
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
Cotton.

letter from Mobile gives the following information in
latioa to Cotton:
The stock on hand al present may be put down n: 20 900
bale of which part board ships oadns-pa limited Tor
b,rhe- prices and about 1000 bags for sale.
0nr Cotton this year staple the best we have seem The
,e are and bear relatively high prices The
crop generally will be composed of The middle grades without
..1iSdins .. 5Sc-nferior and ordinary 5c-ell high
eassifcaon Prices we expect will decline when cur sup
nleS begin TO increase IN any quantity.
p,onciinr the growth OF the United States this year. 1t
sess to disguise ourselves that not less than "a 10
.no SS hnies ht If Cotton goes low look for is do
~ ,S will not be available for exports-as very
mSnv planters will hold the who part Of Their crops which
nun, n,ces ,youd likely hng forward. The majority OF
estmates place the Cotton crop thus; s-o ooo
Elae;aa Huana' p'...,...if000 00 to $4,000
Mobile. e....................:.so0. zoo .00 to 5S0om 5S0om
Ncw-Oreans ............ - ,V0,VVg " t,.v9,eoe
IT,, $3.50 600 to 900. .0C0 bales.
The exports to Europe have been very increased scale
as compared with the past season.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.
rr,BE BEST ARTICLE for Raising Bread eyeI used
rNSIIItITE nt their late FAIR AW AfDED the inventor
fS-DIPL OMA 20 declaring this Yeast the BEST ARTl
ivy manufactured for Gaylng Bread Buckwhetts'
fosuf' CO. e>>' ~ NJ p NUSSEY, Clinton Hail.
corner Of Beekman and Nassar-'ts-
AGENTS.
Brown 6. Brothers, 9Th street; y,.,
i,bemnney IL Allen rs South-st. corner MAIDEN Lane.
Gssner Young. 132 Chaihnmsireet sireet.c...,.-
T. Chanpney {. Co. 5S Hckseet, corner o Cranberry
Chester briggs ssl Broadway.
'oPle afsro Il ss Bowery, come, of Bond-street-
A. Kemp. S6 Wal-street. H., s;o,,, ,.d. ~
Sold By the prncipai Grocers-o noefei o'eoul'
tho.e ho huy 70 sell again. noO u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

"GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE"
The Subscriber has the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for GRA.
HAMS MAGAZINE. Persons wishing to subscribe should
-, ,bei, nomes with the AUTHORIZED AGENT.
TO COUNTRY AGENTS"
Agents and Booksellers in the country will be supplied with
The Now Publications us soon issued. and at PUBLISH.
Egs' PRICES. -
~ All orders received will be packed and sent BY return
address wM. H. GRAHA n, Tribune Office.
ranJ,wtf $50 Nasau.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Tb nsisnS cpmnrsed $50 head of Beef Catile-l0 Cows
and Swine and s Sheer and as lSge o @ eea IN
d,nc 15 or New York Mt s+5 per b; ns IN 9pa
eIs @ co and s SeS y Cows S to
a. each Swipe~Saes at 81 8 $tS per l0o hs bead
nsod Sheep and Iambs-aes OF Sheep al sio 10 S-oo'
and Lambs at 81 25 TO So each.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

rT,INE-sAyINC ASSWER.-Fron adv vertlsements that
frequently appear the papen and from circulars thaF
sent about the city md country and M under tne doo "
mnny of our friends almost every day ctie upon ana
asked % not in partnership with Nh Dodge
In order 10 prevent any farther nnhes md Interruptions
from such calls and Inquiries beg eaye to nte tnt we are
not nor never were. partnership with Dir. Dodge md
ng or fastening teeth do know OF that are not
thoroughly Understood by all we'nsIced Dentists and the
DactoT who mny be his partner and who has, By mstke or
oterpis published his name such way Us TO make Re.
embe ours that often taken for have not the
pleasure Of knowing. either BY person. pross3n or
title. r. Phhh,n,rLI'
nnd3 Bond
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Gs- A Funeral Sermon will be preached by the
kcr. j. Poisn Sabbath morning. LIST December IN the
.Warmers .Netbodis Episcopal Church Cherrystree be-
tween Clinton und ontgomeyseets on the life and death oil
Capt Udier Reiiy late respected md Christian ship
muster Of this por.-Seryices at y past 10 o'clock. 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

CERTAIN RELIRy FOR DEAF PERsoSs-Ihe numerous m ies G
we are daily RECEIVING the efficacy OF Dr. MfNns
Acoustic Oh curing deatsess renders TGny Z, sde no of
Conn reports that two bottles OF as oil effect,
could scarcely hear any sounds distinctly but the oil produced
Ss desired effects Of M Feltns OF Sn %a
70, 1ons time. in Philadelphia wa. cured 9i eeai
nes of feen years standing by bottle oi thls OIL now
nee IRE facts which cannot be doubted sod q, %
adi street, and at lS9 Fulton street, Brooklyn fnees per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

Ny Hats-Fa,l Fashion Now rendy complete sae
assortment Of the Fall Fashion HATS. which IN guam VIZ
will warrant equal any az OUT ou 80
prices viz: Fine Mole Silk Hats, sss Extra co. %
Imitation Beaver, %: Extra Fine, SLf s
y opposte Jnrnes-streef.
BCaps ofevey description on hand and made to order
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
THE NEW-YoRK
S 4 T Z RID A Z E M MPOR | L n (:

The largest, cheapest nnd mos. elegant
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
~ THE WORLD
Edited by Edmund B. Green and Henry
C. Drmins, Esqrs.
NEUTRAL IN POLITICS AND RELIGION.
Each No. is highly enbelished with sp!endd Ensravinss
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER so.
CONTENTS.
The Cu.ate Bonapure translated from the French, by Ca
Law and Logic: by Laurie Todd.
The Earth Stopper; by John Mills.
AfSrllns Incident.
EDITORIAL
.Ive MsyeGeni Of the Ensh Cu6sSi Few words about the
Ase-The Club.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Persona Naiiers-I1te Foreign NeSs-Statistcs
News-Theatricals- s-Spcrting Word-Arny and Navy-Ca
lnmites Of FreCes and Cesualres-Ban& Note Detsctor
Receipts by Mail.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Duke Of Observation-Disclosures of do nt Wnmar Castle
Landing of the Pigrim-Poultry House-Ponnd Fows-Ch
nu Geese.
Single copy one year. 90
AnboT2e arens iSr M for the sale Of the Emporium are ea
lshed in all the large cities the T. Sn,e and Canada
l PostfasteTs Will forward emtinnces free OF postage.
Please address WARD & COMPAN{,
n3O 1t No. 81 Ann-,t. New. York
NEW BOOKS-Barncss Notes on the Book of job srols
~ The American Pouiercrs Companion. with 70 ustru
TONS voi Natures Gems American Flowers IN their
Native iluunts. BY Emma Z. Emhury-a splendid yourse
The Anecan House Carpenter. Treatise upon Architecture
in large volume The Attnche, sum Sick Eneland
in one volume price . cents Aurs Indies Magazine for
shilling Castle Dismal, by simms, price p cents Gcnbn1
Magazine for December. price p cents Onslow the Pote
ge OF an Enthusiastic, prlce = cents.
no II. 4 :. RAYNOR'S bookstore. IS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
POSSE OFEICE. NEw.YnRK. Nor. p. ls

POST OFFICE, NEw:Y YORK, Nov ., 1S+4.
o. English nIai,.-Lettcr Bags per steamer I5R
TAyNA, will be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Office
III this CITY, on Saturday. the 3Oh at - minutes past
O'Clock, p NJ. The overland postage of lS cents on eac
'a M It s''''' ''D'' 'e JoHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. P. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

WE DID NOT WISH as We have The credit Of Ndfss N6Sas S q
nnbshed on Monday but wished 70 state Jes 70
preyent ustakes Nor did wsh or expect 70 AVOID re-
nor do we now wish We have never felt IN any way
snncyed either BY the similarity OF names or bY ne pro-
s.iona sbos of any but BY nnpo'essionn sbos a1o
nren names been excessively annoyed We have uo
been much suprzed seeing published IN the pa2 Of lne
CIV OF w ahingtsn Mr. Dodges advertlseen o me urn
of Dodge and Pane Of Bond street " and on =, ne
W of stated TO some Of our frends tSes ere I
he Of the fcaiy with onrseves WI. ,rnatnre
written b. his hand about two yean nna I s'eat from
he name by which he known, (whicn . he ye
he preceding two names By which he we, bv
lied upor he neither has nor ever as siS IN h, ndve
smen These Circumstances been and
wssh S s we Sss ss feel M DSdse IS SoaT III
as he can Go so) he VIII ,yv frse and he sl post
ou, We shall Be- most happy correct T. Msw ~ s Sse o
motives, and 10 deeioc " z. PARNLY.
called for. ]. PARMLY.
NJ. and Bond .tree. November s9sh. lsM ns9a.
VESSEL XANTED1nTo take o11 trS% 10 - 70 i'0 'en'
l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

we -. WANTED-To taks from Is TO $50 tons
- =, e f,on Newark to Boston. Apply To
m ai I La Az 30" JOS. TUCKERMAN. % West-ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

F,r; anne, tsnce IN Anenca Of Sia. ToNAs,.
SATuRpAY EVENING Nay Sb ~, ,,h p,Sht OF inS sea
Irene S;gnorn Borshess: ntonna. Ssnosa Peo; Aamro
Sig Peroxxi: Belsario, S!c TomGs,. r,
ApMIssloN-FrSt Tier and Pnrluets, 81 Second TIER ~
Cen:s. Private Boxes, with admissions, 60
SEASON rcKgrs, without Seats can DC had al me BOX
Office
Doors open a, 7-perioyace - commence at y. eoekI
Seats secured from \. " 10 r ~ LbFet.os IN EOsush
y,,I,, ai,nlat ne Box OnfSS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-28

|. Canndian miniary.-i'hc following list, com.
prisng, it 10 said great talent and respeciabln,;
IS circulated as tho ministry selected by Sir Chas.
Meicalfe -
Mr. DAILY; attorney general for u. c.. Mr. Dnpcs |;
attorney general for L. c., Mr. Smith solicissr
general for u G., Mr. Sherwood solicitor gsnesss
for L. c., Mr. Chobot-; commissioner of crown
lands, Mr.. ID. Il. Pnpineau; receiver generai, NJ.
WIN. Morris, Inspector general, Mr. Merritt.
II Is nlso reported thal The present ministry. Do
not think it advisable that the existing prliamsua
should be ngain called toge.aer. lrthsis thecssc<
dissolution and general election may he spoe6s
expected q