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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

- 4Ut,p EI-I.-a cne.rr aIuce 'auanir t>rtii
lzer-Cty ..o5J JLc-5sr-1N tlr ptre .jrrsel Major
,ci s-lcEa 'pa .fa,cTG--FGr >a- q hsIihe-ssi-se
Se-e..b.- tlr nu-t-r . h=:tTS-rc: hetw sen the Rsl
-us6 cd pa,rro's. and re=r the ?si-'lThce
Pol UREIIE may = sppHeI. 10 CIR, and NOS o'ne
-rols dressed H.. 9esr guoi effect q IN
INST ar epes - tte h0e;n-, apP! u planning
ard when Cs-d - tn alnz. Z s raiarz ne crop "r''
days any c,hsr uHnure nfinlfy use
:, hel apple - gis1tHE hs cfeeGcr maturing VII =
-.l o.r1y maHure- tine rifrneI. a., Fea
i-1f- sane M. hs ash
oc-t.rv+ by the NENN sSE 'ru
oz7y - rs tlcy. s-d sl sl - 'Crt '<r-TOr;'
s.r.c ~ rs, cacc- ne I-tsi 7I, 'Gsss, shi,
u. c1--t t NiicE tcrO~n ~" Ga'sr'=
sI-E sci Xas-. .oc4 * lu<. 1iSri. vrsu &
--1-il.-a -l re i-s- VA "a. tnH'D1aJ ~
a=e IL pat Efed -! c--zrd ,hs sTurH-N
- n-y a=t- o..c- r1e-- II
-=a, 70 c II L. tzE: t'se=, : tnsr--rs ';FefA, ''ft5
60 = ti =-s.-zaF5 clTes 81 $, X Il oaeS ~, CO
~ NS1uzrts!y, .S-5-=.s, o. tTsnc- 3,
a. i--tz =; olsh- fm-u1 . n MINOR
5!TH GEE4T- SFCRs'T vcRFD.-CnNANT-s
PAlE>T YEAS t.-ThEs ie.s; acld wii,cH. b-t:-s
coEltin-d p- 9er cbsuca! pruports si:h Iia
rr--nasS inHzh wItn csToric ac- ;hIi affecting
he properties Ci tse tiptr nd t1it WEcr
o-Aei r-,-ee;as s-zrEcT sss.p Y ~ use OF
C,I%ANi'> PA ENT YEAST
ch-mic.l ccraa-y J nsve: - mss uaatheaaat:
"a cefaieiy sAa tree be sti. 5c-y ard s~ec
II IN ~. 10 bsc-Jls- Ire 2,lE,-Oc, OF
lie Yeas. NJ: exactly nsn; be eoG'Hn2
7ot- OF ra,Lg ne p~ gF'e-s OF Tln.Gs ierIleo
90 the oex r,-s " s-rvscence-
You aE a 6aSe =. snd have II &c The soe too
mr.. -i5ut-s and hG: cold you Ike. sIiaoui
.o-e- % ycur kesEh- SStj whc'e>sie nc retail hy
VI. ?. NrSSEY. Ch1ton Hall.
zuSr cn-1-- cf t.--E-lan arc Nas-sn--;reefX.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
FOR HOME PORTS.

~ .,,i,, -ns ftynf,e racket ,hip tnREN y. ,rpah
a rpnehert ini7rd l'- e teh 81 -
Jl ,.-n1 c-hn. .r"ai ra IN md 'i" 7es
-. u h, Aiil b- taken ~ ss 'aie,, % ca - piii'
~ n 80 made IN bJ7rl ino; u " rl'''rrs - - ,-,
.Ia; W SJ.T. = tPS OFT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

N5.W Llyg OF PAcHETs FOR LlvERFooL.
.SsA-P.eke; Of 95h August.
I'd blr.h,n. hD, f. B. Co.'s. vii sail Nond,
In 6'I n ,h re b.5. an foo tons ,nd up-.r. ,,,
to embark ar ne Dd Curry wil 10, fsl To-
90. ~ ,oy o-er a. tner g--st fcty them ever.
WY 1of. sbr soi ronr.noi ,san h5 u mailer
S,ssrre Ps,.enx- Il VEL .roH ~ .uperor tho. Il
rv o.hef ne ~ p5etst Perous srhHg o. 'ecur- brk.
;S;id &. .,,ss Pc, s, q, 70 to MAKE TAPsc6Tr% %
'' - 4: ,bef General Posse oaise i.$eg,s as,,
The sipDoNs vg --ii f,r lyer,., % 'fe li'b ,'o
ef rr'oo, rshat t. 'ead isi NJ en ~ - s'. ,s.1
Inc ,aag "a tie m th. ilth. ith. %' p flh = s'eY
noplh iyo'ats fers. apsthiIn :" - n7or - si-Fe
DRAFTS g. ans hmonni. paythr "n .e'r ~ isoe,
discount y ~ The pnne Pa town, o. @ - >s'',
TIE sltsan, psek-t Ss,o otEEN OF TIE wESr III
.uc-ef the SDDOHS rad li cE the -li es'eDer her n
gag Aseai. '11, n Iiv.rDeol.- -
Ef5 ThFiGGDT RIfFnRD Gsox s,s: P'iF%i'' Fs,i
YoR Lo.noN,,ras,tlS qs = ssg,emo.t s...o, :s-Ts.
E sal rs above. her reglinfd.y Fot fright psas.
Se72-t .mg+or rn'eSar' aDDy to tie CapAia "a
ooa'd at tot Gs,NXE.rl e TSlf.a NiNrGRN 60 = u,s
Th- rarket ship G .AbiAi'K sg'.a' ht'sn Hasf'r.
W. W. 'e''''- ''~ sgi3
P,SSAGF F,7R RL0NDQN-PsoEET ., !rF, l2rE
~ I.PfgvsxR The ~ -glld new packet 'hi2 NORTH.
S&SIsj MhEni.iND sp,stn Z. il orAvoit. 'ai. p,at-
- .Is,v- bcr rp-u.af day ,
.econc ca5in suf 'ies,s;r ?ascl Sef - -. - nt h9 70
,e.urv berth, should 90; TAI 10 GHse @ 'sA,'
ofto = ,a'.,s < .,;cr.. 70 :. cot nsIdso .a6..
Per,ou. wishing 70 end tor ihe inend, eae n se % .:'
Thoes about tn re1it mcncr. can 80 - 'lpp - wa
Drafts io sny amount Gsj ao- % .ei;a.l 80 NiI ~
mi. 0n- rhsr-e al the prnripsi town nfouE'ui IN
ssnt irsari. Scotland and 'aies' FSf 'f'ne' 'an',
Apply is shave aa
rnp IryFRpOOl.-P.cket OF Sep,ernb~r sh The
~ &c, ship kSHRtRTON. bu-;hsa 'Oion,.
@ trnfy liure-ton nn'ti, WI s'l =, 20 ",
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

~ North American Pislan1, Monmouth CO
NJ. tAd1reks Leodsss r. o. 35 miles from New f"'S ~
s.esrboai OK U.s. from Fulton Marke, Red Bank daily dur
ing the MIR. EDWARD GILES the nccredi;ec
Agent Of The Phalan1 New York, und he consulted
it, bune.s from 3 O'Clock P. NJ o; s sidencs. Noh
Walker-p. ri 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

OF Water Cure.-J s,he". NJ. ID. an urthor on Wa.
Cure <5 Eorhs Broadway. regarding tie sys'sG
By far TIE rational. efficient and Stiet IN all d-ers
praccss aceordinziyrit.0n drugs Of a"V k'Hd DI =
making arrangements establishment IN whlci
sarry out the system fully. The advised srniun
s.,xlv Iiya 2m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

~ NLE bt-4-.l> Az IpsSN CI4r-r>
- = Srr.J-.. aS-uivt b-gnu.4
t. Hssg- Fuss -t4ic t-IFs - - sisi l-ss ~ r.
De- -o4-d Ihugc1 bSi. snc q :sVer &e,Ei =,
nc is5ss b-t. -Ec tIpEola. Uf I'osn th,cS, eX7
at@a s. the IA; tAs Ave, institute t,er -,
'' .irr.5 re: ~ - frlD ct roy N-w-N"rk. 70
s.-rHts1 20 ~! '.ae s.4=---ie-s ~ toei IL
-vsz ,si t:ul "s"s sr >iJvsi Ana x ;Ge'e1si.
.z-lJ gr D=i, h-i D. gwen
leii eIce-. ro-rs he' ,ece-Ves fEoc5 - tanads
GO s!nc~ ~ - -lsi-s l.i 9.>1G ~ h.rr 49, nrlso~>i
t-et-oi ya.cs7 Ste G Sevi ofA fr'n ms Foundry
!c~A Es l-SsIas .Rd SURVEYING tn't'-.'eris. CoDr-
= 81 N ~ 80 * ANDREW mEvEELY
To CLEAN GREASE SPOrS tRCA CI,tI HIS An
" O . t-NS - - &ss'c cr-s.ve osp ailstst rsi.nt4
srnay-s 10TH, every Ein. w!ihs:i n
81. ad.ay asf - ,hAiaaLn- Pllce = cents sl2 In
rt'D FUR Observation-Disclosures 20 Fc. ne-ssn-Ro
L oeIis Improved Brown soap sas been found bT fuI
Dresser who bsve tes Z, 70 tr any thing
ily- csd Il with It's nsr- lustre ssd DO Got Dr.,
End cave haIsh. 10 lrJ u tot tsle .!
nus; Of the Gfocs n ;ns Cy and BnHsJn Mangta.tas.
30 Cherry ~ y. Y al TRUMAN ROBEHTS.
4 REALLY GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LiST-Tl-
od Nap'es SCI rade E;o perfclIe Pssie and 50
- iraGyzy IN g hz,h=ta l. rally make tir.
iicS. ;ca zsns zl-r. oiienlHE 20 tz SA sn bard hs
=l Dot dY me lace k- most Ss.v:n- Gsrts try
TINS e1ce aHiy si@ I'm
I'VE BESr SOAP ~ TIE WOgLp-grs.,t,' I'm
Lruys1 Sr1a1 Sy-p has We e.rp-! he .Lt=Hin q -
ins the ct.lce ir- c1siy aad ecoGo-y - ~
uluca i-Ter and pc-ses iulss . ser doe spc'
of Car.ss w..hoG ln.lnE iAe cour. ~,
prncfnai Gr-ers ms 1tT z1d Bear N Lind
Brown saa nei ese Suso Nsa-iieizry ~ Ser: ~
,-suio 7. R0!.Gs1'S
a nEL!CiOj, StiAP FOX IlE '5si! ;1,t, t,l
"A Log Z =OAP.-si makes E.tzcl-s !zt.s ,Il-aI.
the mos. citS rov sized 10 Tie lt. ~ Il, -
osly Transparent Sod n - Broadway .ni g ChaiksE
suses- PEsa - csr5- acE In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
THE TRIBUNE.

III f. TRiBUN n f..
TRIBUNE lob PRINTING OFFICE,
No. lSo NAssAu-sTREET.
f.xrzLnHs. ne' 0' '' siunf 4,saarn Snow a"s Buas
,x, E.1sscsTC.a C.s,, osGEsE ssGrsE RIis RI5is
Ssss: o f4nlSo. gsls7sc.l BI4:s;; i.; >,
runpJ ssacuiod IL tie Ofce of tie sHuns 10. 5 Naz-,
rreet-opDoae the Park
TRIBUNE EoOK RINDERT,
No.. Z SPaucE SrRExT,
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD 6 ALEXANDER.
Are prepared execute Biading 'ot BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC, LIBRARIES and prvn.e 'ndIvd-a.'
NIB Particular attention paid reb,n'.az Od Bco.t Pc
r;odcas, Music &C.. good style md at reasonable ats
Psron, visiting the city cen have , books rebound
sho. nc:ice. rs
u-James T. II odge, who IS practically familiar with
Mining operations and tne working OF Ores The tuite
sa:os and Cuba. may be consulted the value of mining
ands ores and rnnerah At hs No = Granite Budns
corner 6f Broadway and ChamSers-S,ree;.
He viii analS5e Mnerrh. Soils. a;srs and articles OF Com
Potash. Barla. White Lead. &c &c seecimen'
ofMnera OEes and Ear he semitic hri from tie coun
y and viii ehe, their value and uses H.
subm, them .paIys. mag be required aod h
charges will var, Accordingly.
Rsferenees Grirncl. sn,srn q: Co. PROF. J. Revere. NJ
D., w. e. Eedhed. ESQ.,
we haye enployed Mr. iocs 70 PERRIN, some sasni,s
rs9sinn; .ssh xSrs; 49,. A. b. SANDS { Co
New YORK, june l. is4i- ,e2 eoG;i
rsy- Hardware, Cutlery, iSc.-LEWIo BEEt
DICT CO respectfully inform her friends and The sr5i
eensraly that they removed th city nd hare take
tho s:ors q Pearl sest. t-pste the Psgfree: liuuse
WHERE they opening s'ge and weseec'ed sssor
rau; OF Goocs both Foreign and Domestic. which
woad ca the a;;anor OF ,hrs ~'ig 70 purchase cp3Dh
OF Water Cure.-J. sbsy. NJ. d. an srthor on Wa
tcr Cure, 3 ForIs Broadway. regarding tie sys.
by far TIE mos; raona efficient and safest IN all dl-ers'
practices aceo.dnzy-r'ttnat drugs Of anu s'"d III :.
making arrangements open establishment in whc
saIrJ the sysea fully The advised eniua
s3xly. h'4 I'm
~ North American PiislanI, Monmouth CO
MI (Ad6rss eedsgiis T. o. - miles from New nJS.
steamboat OKUS from Fulton Marhe; Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer. MIR. EDWARD GILES Is the nccreGieo
Agent Of The Phaan1 New York, und he consulted
is burness from 3 TO O'Clock P. NJ q; his raidencs No
Walksra- ri Sn
or Tbomson's C;sy nedal.-For ssls &, Ii
Tribune otce lto Nasscus;r-et. THOasoSs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion Acknowledged Likeness. and pronounced
fart Pnce si0 perhunded. Orders from CHI
Clubs soiciisd. DIl II
~ Ths Books OF Subscription to the Capt
Stock di New-Yc,k Gnd Enc Railroad 60 rre noN "pea
The OEce Of the Company. No y NGl-.esi bowen 10
hours afac snds ,s.., 80. VIZ. Nj. GOULD. s'eFes'y
-nr mutnal Life ,,.~Irnnce Company g
New-Y ork-Chr Institution, mas Issued fuHne the mon
OF July sIIiy-one po!ic.as, VIZ.
To M.sshanss and rrndeH. 2 To Gersynea .........
.' ConIne'cis Arent,.... :. L,wyer..............
ee,,"anss ~ ot In. co.. SUD-.
. :. Custom House of;ce:s. Civil Ehsineer'........
: fsIS.. EfaIS ::::: a9:::::::
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS

ID EIIGloUs PUBIICATloNS.--TRr STEREOTYPE
hPhArEs. and COPPER Plates, Of Brown, Fob" Bior.
abo tho Life Of Ch> the Rev J. Fleetwood. Sto ioeese
with the Printing Prss, .nd Ma:ers. Tor sale ION
abb ters) under OF the A Of the a;e Th"
Essps-sirr, Esq ieeeased Th-se putn.hed
Nos and successful as!e tT ceuv~ien agents.
TIM city and Of principal cites 4" the UnIed Sa'-s
For Tsrs and OF and materials apply at tbs
pubthing Office oi The AdniniirSirI. N A. knneoiey, o.
Third Avenue. n. Y. by letter ppst paid. all In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

ncy- Hardware, Cutlery, tSc.-lEWio BE:<h
DICT CO. respectfully inform .heif friends and The sroiH
eensray that they removed this city And hare take
tho s;ors Pearlst-e i-ppcste the PegfF.tree Huuse
wbers they are now opening 'ye and weseiec,et
OF toocs both Foreign and Domestic. which
woah c a;;an.ou ,hcrs S,ing purchase ap3),i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

or Tbomson's C;ay medai-Fot ssje at Ii
Tribune otce. Ito Naecu-s;r-et THossoSs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion Acknowledged Likeness. and pronounced
:nay.e piece ar Pace si0 hundred. Orders from CHI
Cluhy ,ohcisd Yll II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

-rsi-ei .izsss p Ire uattsz~. -f-e
-irls ycz t.aa <1.n>a c5d ir-liaa SgE H.s-s. * O.
l,.trT 10 fn mira ,}Etrr' IS c- 'a- ''E =.
-,.u ru, he s,-auf =: - S7 II re
I'D eSssa Sa1nz Ei,-- +se'y 20 f':.fnn ,tle, hy
,-. = of Sr,-iu- ,--s-. -rS tor en- sEe-'c
',5al< rs..-ei az! p=.nied- So=ern c11eFs p'e.-'y
sD'ed - = iA
AUit1> 4Sn FIN 1Lt- sEN ) At- = - 80 i. N y
.RF,e iSrfl q! iN-i; lrIr-es y,r >sla enc eve
e n- ,ais.s aai eo-e-,t lie : = sc CO. = -i.a
tx * i,s crvss The ,sia v-- que S-f atA- oo
N, uyre s prcs > cents boz. II Ss5 Broadway sd
Chsihar r,Tee. o. LIE Fulton It Bro akGa- IsSe cae OF
osss souatss5e; Buy SaJ ~ so're- AZ iA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

We have employed Mr.. Hodge 20 perF5rn cher>a
1n.lytss for aac from ,s exact winch they wer'
exssued We can cisee.ui!y ecoiaCl-DN h s
roopirn. saen work A. b. SANDS & co.
New PoYk june l. is4i ss2 eOd:i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

~ Th1 Books of arhscript'oJa to the Capt
Stock dftne New-Yctk and Frs Rairnad 60 npe
The Office Of the Company. No :: NHltres' tS."e-n =
hours al .c snd5 WV. II. GOULD. Secretary.
NJ~-Yo4k April 2sih ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

IN nur,uNrce of An o.er Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
YORK, No,le- n-,-hy f.yrp +" NJ lr,.n r., St
York gentleman. de,rssei. To- present. ne same VII We
voucher, iceuftu Ctre T. Ns, Ne. ~, iurch IT, %
boz aeI: Dated New Iork the tr,l day ~ May. !'i'
MARCUS NlTTlNG./
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
BOARDING.

flOARD and pleasant rooms n; Mis- JANE iiGHI :
ID M, 10 hAmLe, lie u5' s1-d ~ nuh-s F
,in- gent n-t T h"ar,r accommodated oy ne
d-y ~ w.es. References exchanged
ru,-- ~ -trye AZ iw'
1 GENTLEMAN rnd hs wife. few single rent'eusn
~ he accommodated wiki pleasant iUcns and rod nj
- ,uirEy st. au-' .
DOiRD-A 'nrre double room the second fon,.
u be lad with tul b srd at IS ludsUn stf-et sus 5S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

DY DRUrB OF George NJ >mntn. supreme
II Corft Commissiou-r DOucs her D s,y-g nat W
,,eb,neut 80 .sa-d ssias -e e,t.t- Of y Rts Oh
Ot% istr Vi Ntrtt stat 'iis.l.'ii' p pna
r.srnf 5,or that t= ~ b. ,lid iof t'e s met,
debts uaess R appear sul tseLl-- such -tt e ~ ~
er0fdur isw WITHIN months from trs o - fuhiiei-
ion and that tn ym-4 oi aS t-'s in' %
MN Sy dent, TINS sad 'h fslstfg 20 hun m ~
49, 41y property within ths stl. '.lons1s 20 hn
tnd tfars-r of zuch lroIy b AN tr "'oddsneY
las aud void. Daied So.NIch, Ntrch '2th. lSii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
FOR THE EAST.

y -.,s=t >, d. ". ylSSC!lE%.1 LSfRiss s
sz---,sz-T-es, Thr-,4ay IN S.e..nbgs., NINR9D, Al
C'-.-s ! ii ~ W.st Stnc nr:l lJuSs'"nc ki'r"ac
.trc - \, -, Sr..xl r. :" Tor Ne9 iors riay
, -Ne tr7n,p,,rt. o- - bundles osrFngns Hnney IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
SCHOOLS.


TTNHE MISSES HATfNS will resume their school for
Youns Ladies the 18th September al ,hs e;denee :"
their father X. Havsn oi Union and CnJIsiees.
eouth Brooklyn. L. l..
For circulars references their former mnloye apo
cation .e made above. u the office O he Howard
Insurance Co.. 81 " all street. y. Y
Conveys will be for day scholars wh sc parent
rssids at 8 dience ~ ln~a~
THE ECI.ASSICALAN COMMERCIAL ms fII L IL
L e54 broadway. A Newman rl;nrps. and Nlrs. New
mans Female seminary. connected N IL 1T ii houston
street, Of Green will Monday. september
In hc1e Institutions young Gentlemen and Ladies Will b.
thoroughly instructed all ths branches al English ti
sic.l and Ornamental Education. Terms :eascua3e. Rei.
gwen application. ~ B-hoOmS e. ct Tor public
vorshp. debain: societies. &c. cheap Apply ~ The lust
tute- -. lmeod-
YOUNG LADIES BoSRrlNG AND DAY SCE' ,oL
4 Nm BAILEY u. ..-c,fuiy nions herrh'runs rrt -
puhtc that shs will reopen her Nn'ay. the u
September Fvr feirtncrs. NJ he.
rsideuee, No IL Carroll Place. Beecsefs;tcei aa-o 6w
nIoUNT VERNON ACADEMY, Ssh s;Tesi, come, -
1Ni ihe old Pcs; Road 81 iVceue. NT aid Mr.
GSZE Proprstort a vacancy n tn, s,.o 10; puris ~
boardsr. bcsween .he of ~ and ;et em' sS se
quarter Uf Twelve weeks, PAYABLE advance. PGp> sotni
Of any time drrEc tie I>,Ion. aug = i'm
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BO ARulNG SCHOOL
" at AlDDLEIOWN. Couu.-p. II. CHASE. y W,
P.ineps Ca.nosue. u, =; Market street. " Y auio I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
CoUTHUoY < MEYERS, 81 BEoApwAr,

COUTHUON u MEYERS, 3tl BROADWAY,
SfANUFAU'rj'gERS OF AMPS. G!RANlOl.Es
III CASDELABRA. &c. and Dealers IN iOCSE-FU Il
SISUING GUDJIS sensraly-teins connected Si:h sne O.
ne l.rge; rIAnuiacorss tie CEed State they
DIED To oie Lam1i Caades.br &c oi Churches, Halls Ito
. inYae Dwellings, ambnats ard Pueksts Dn the mos
aScnsbe terms and OF sriy be SURPRISED: ms
.ry country Eseca st!eau0a invited 10 Their ssl
md Sap Lamps economy and s, superetn: sii o:ne-
~u;s the public No eSS lHn yOUR and rwg siLvEI
sypALS nave. the last year en awa.si 20 III
aAnvictursrs 10. ;is superiority th cass % coed 1a'
public are respectfully invited cSl ard io:iHeEi
.r!veS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

To CLEAN GREASE SPOrS FRO! JL'.IH HTS AM
Z o ,. tNS = - &ss'c 5E-s.ve airuei lisiABtg
;r@-= Ia n, rui 10TH at every KIND wibc:;
Jgry. -aiIs To- paTts clear. hI Ee. Sod 81
5a adNaJ = ohSthan. Price 3 eI2 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

NJ. -. ,n-,. si>..-d < 90. rnFe, Loo "a
e. t'r.uiv uateri % Koed. Liverpool '1F' n sven
e. al, rs,i,n nfhv letter po.,-t.,.'. spoy
yJSlfri cNt't'7 ~. 10 Pne-' ,-i,
Conner ~ ---ute ~. Y
q, Ne-.-. :. W bYEN - g 90.
lNnt-rl-L Y ~ ILrrfIsNt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

S'HERIFFS SAIH-By Of ~n; of fer f'ciss. 10
ne rrcied -nt delivered vii eSpo'e iVf N 10 ie 'rs
ibue Clty Ha on hurday -t7h o Iune neat: al
twelve ocock all the richt, 'e and nie'-> oi Jsmu- var
ro which he had the I'D Of March, 1874 or al hny tns
after. whose hand, the may fe, 10 all ihAi esaa
Ward Of the city of Newfors known and Gstns''hedu
No 25i NHirr street snd h-punte uo~; Nnrihe!y u
front h Water street, eaery by land late "f msi
Franklin, deceased. Toutry by land now Or late oi Gad
lIuln. lad IA Nly and Jare, {. Holmes and esteT ~
and i,irr-ry be-! gc'rr William +. Baker NJ n
with front and rear IL i,ei nches and sH.ih . eei u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

Are prepared execute BiadinC iot BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and pnvo.e ndIv'd-ai'
NIB Pericular attention paid TO rebn5S- od Bco.t. Pc
fiodcas Music &c. good .tyic md al reasonable -as
Peon, viviting the city have , books rebound e.
ahoy. rc.ice II:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

& FOE SALE OR LEASE--Thirty-t.Fo Lots OF
50 Ground 10, sale ars'Cs. y. 5"unde,i BY Jer@sy
sisS Avenue. Hnd Ere, E-z:11s. ard Sou;hre+ a-,ut
.hsr, 80. Je-- 5ra-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

TRIBUNE. JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No l6D NASSAUSTREET.
All KINDS OF Job Pr!nting. sueh as
PARPaLETs. N,sHaTH e'IIc| BifLs
CATALoeUEa. .ICTrRE Bill Ls.
CaEcGs. CARDS. CoscHET RILLs. Pam and
INSURANCE PoLIcIg.. Fancy.
BILLS OF l-.rISo. POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCuIAlx. tlLCI LARS. tneafl &c
rurpy executed IL tie Office Of Tie nhune No. Io Naz,y
rreet-oppoSe the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.

I SOU NENEis & iOS HsnuiHctory OF tut ana ran
F GLASS every description Snisr le d ard Csmrh
Ian Is, arrapie': ne" uattsrns of GiAdoes Ctndeabss.
grak,ts. Chandeliers from 10 wevs hsh-, lsli ltuS
AID o every pattern. freuch Chus as> a!i-f.d,
enair snd t,in.hed -1ununew We cal he attention al
country merchant ard her call and satisfy tne!seves III
regard Ia -rices aud quail y Of articles.
Constantly complete ss>itmenI o al the above
Gins. ri,a- nd cut Ia order al matched 70
lat erh Factory No = Cold street, y Y Wholesale AM
Retatl Store. NJ J"bu -. Essr Broad %
nj 3u J. Sltll.N EMIL. CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

Ss-t> FOR SAIE-in Flerar: Country RI.idenre. snd
" Farra Of 50 ofeAceiler L-nd. near \e"nu'sh
The flnu~a u i4-Fe ant and StHat5c ~ = cut
SIrf- n c-ov- f ia :nte.; tfee, The Lawn which
prr,ss about Il r-r... well ,e:h ul; and n~men's
-.e-Gdl the aud w'!in ie" RODS ~ The House
hssu fll Lake or IN acr,. w' bgk "!naIr-nt
e' by ~slks ard arse tees The ouuu = ng' are Bnrn
Sou'h Cray s, ,co l. CEDAR, q: = l. Fancher. - J"h
.--f.t r2i D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
New.Yofk. Nayo.

New ! OK. Nay =.
J>o. ". ALLts, Deputy :
The above ,Glr u po,tpUGe'
l. VI a. the same place
New York. JUue 20. lsli.
JSe. W. ALLEN. Deputy :
The above sli- = farther .
car oi July nett. At the .Nrn.
New York. JGae =. lsii
j>p. ". ALLES. lJ~ruiy :
Ih. sbuye ~ = = further
Sep'emh--r. 1874. AZ the sme
New York. July -. ls;i.
IL asf- D-Uuf, IN,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

WM. JONES. Sheriff.
40 i.ur.'Ib.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

LOSr-A no-e-He Is bird in one eye-haS E
g.. tnucn 9TH hsaye9-hHs while SPOT on ms tan
- about the ri slypeace-hs twn hind let ''e
~ whfc nnd fore iul:-suut tu . go col Is
~, 40 - n be paid he who VIII leave him ni tie
corrsr nfI 9Th street and 81 Avenue. .
aus 3tr l. tLLiNa-t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

So. IN New York by A. B. < z. SANDS. Dru-cl;s No
~ Futon-s;ree; g3 Broadway. Eas Bf sdway agents tor
tho ,-.sor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-02
GENERAL DODGE.

We know of no public man whose hsto
ry through long life of service, presents d
more favorable picture, ihan does General
Dodge's. In every capacity, in which he
has ever served, il has boon his fortune to
meet with success. The appreciation OF
those whom he served, has always waited
Oh him. BY his upright conduct as Govern
or OF The territory, he cndeared himself to
the people, and subsequently, as their dele
gate III Congress, the lies which bound him
to them hive been ten times strengthened.
As delegate, we need not contrast his exel-
tons and success with his predecessors TO
prove him faithful and able delegate. II 5
acts speak for themselves, and are in them
selves enough without any contrast. Gen.
Dodge has indeed been untirug in h.s excr-
tons for the success of the territory. and
mat success has 10 so great an extent
crowned those cXeTtions, is from the homes
" o: purpose which has Characterised them.
lie has permitted no personal nor partisan
feelings of any character whlteycrt to enter
INTO, nor III any manner interfere with his
duties. lie has has mad no personal ends
to accomplish, no personal interests at
stake. He has emphaticaly been the re-
preventative Of the people, ana as such
conceived that it WAS neither the time or
place, if nc had them, TO indulge in person
al feelings, nor TO pursue personal aims
He has thus enlisted the we'll disposed of
all parties and factions in his favor, and ac-
comp!, she'd during his term of service thus
far, very nearly all which the most ardent
have desired or hoped for the territory
He has secured the gratitude and admira-
ton of the mass Of all parties. For our
selves, we were confident f;om tho first
that such a result would attend upon his
election, and we feel an honest pride when
sc rccur TO the fact that the Telegraph was
the first paper in the territory which suggcs-
ted and urged his nomination for the eff &c
he holds, and that it has steadily sustained
him, believing it for the best interest of the
people. a higher noel yet awaits him,
We trust we shall not be considered as
wishing 10 dctract from the merit of others,
who in the matter of our harbor appropra-
ton have interested themselves in our be-
half Tire are several, doubtless to whom
here spoken of Gen. Dodge's career gencr-
ally, although in this particular, whatever
need may be awarded to others, ho must be
acknowledged as the principal agent in ou
success.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-02
HARBOR APPROPRIATION

We were told by Col Wen twortb, VIII,
was here on his way home from Wash ing
ton, that the harbor bills had been signed
by the President and were now laws. Thus
has the years of exertion since the first set.
Element of this point been terminated
Although the appropriation is small, it il
sufficient for commencement, and it is in
the highest degree beneficial, because il
settles the intention of the government TO-
wards us, and renders the eventual conple
ton of harbor certain. Every thing is
now fixed upon permanent basis. and q
certainty attends upon all business. Nc
one can now fail TO perceive what must be
the destiny of our town. A safe and com
modious harbor, with the county naturally
connected with and dependant upon her
she must progress steadily aud rapidly in
pc rmancnt prosperity.