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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Bark Wilton Curtis Il days from Bcnnir. SALT 10 FouIke
& oiis sued in company with brig Alcenus. oil llars" ell
pound Ia Portland
&C. orler.
Brs Sterling, EIsmion days from Savannah. cotton to
Dnn:ium & Dlnnn.
Brig Moon Knndsor days from Chares,on, cotton and
rice. . Durham 4 DmOn.
Brig Overnan. Davis. IL days om Ponce r. and
mo asses, 10 iuhias Lord.
iIrg Geotsiann sIede from Philadelphia and days from
the Eapes coal, To John Enilcntt & Co.
chr Perseverance. Lewis, days from Newbern NC, naval
sto'es, : l. Mitchell.
Carpenters Sons. Cnbree. days from Plymouth.
e, naval stores. mu-l ksSa:n
chr Baltimore. WogIom. days from Petersburg flour. Sc
to James funter
Schr Exchange days Philadelphia. COAL bound 10
Hartford.
Schr Montgomery. Kelly. l6 days from Port Prince cof
fee. To CROssIe & Vessel, left belnre reported.
Sc:lr HENRIETTA "copper" days from ChncoeaQue, corn
TO b y Fox.
Schr Wave Miller. days from ChncoeaQue, corn. 10
Fox
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CLOTHING.
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT T
New York Cash Tailoring establishment,

AT T II s
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors JeLoc the Frank'in House.
n5- The Subscribers respectfully that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINEER TRADE,
hch will enable them 10 offer greater inducements than
eeHtIemeI wishing the purchase of their
Pali and Winter Garments.
They have arcudy received by late arrivals great variety
new and rich styles Of Goods well adape the coming
easonhnd VI n,o by the packets md
he largest ard best assortment OF the latest and beautiful
,ylcs of fancy French Elastic Ca,mere, rich figured Veve
ashmees Satin and Slk VestDss. beoe Offered this
'iiy.
Aso Just received several nvoices OF Twile md Beaver
Cloths or Over Coats Cloaks Pelto &c: Black and fancy
oore French und English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the sly les cut their Establishment
r the five yeas. ard which for durability. beauty OF fin
h and fnc>s of be Xceied. ccualle BIZ
my styles of Cloths imported To the United states.
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles w comprise in pa H. the
riches, styles of lri and winter Cvn;s Scarfs Suspendcr
Cloves. Handkerchief Hosiery. Under Shirt and Drawe
nen ard muslin SHIFTS, Collars bosoms. Shoulder Braces
;ing and Money Bells, Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes.
&c with variety of goods usually kept :cn,leInans
general OuittiGc establishment.
Also fall OF ready made Clcflng consisting OF
0ak, Over Cols Dres. and F1ck Coats, Pantaoons and
Vests every variety where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate depend getting rS article
made TRAINED equal tu those furnished
ner. and ut prices that cannot i 10 please Strict punetr
,li'y observed IN filing 0fdars.
" Terms cash, and no deviation IN nrce,.
au3 i.,t J. e. BOOTH & co.
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ru,ewagoe AND Loss or L,Fs.--A corresfoH.
.,ntof the Chicago Journal iurnshe, the follow
.r PARTICULARS Of G recent melancholy shiPwreck
,ear Kalamazoo:
We have another disastrous wreck, which mas
..oved the wreck of death 10 every soul on boara,
:, odd 10 melancholy list OF former ones IN tslis
unity. more especially IN the immediate neigh
tiltss,.od of kalaEazoo Hgrbor. On Friday AU-
~, srh. in the afternoon, two vessels. the Nun"
s. N;,waukie and the F." Daniel Whitney" Of
Cen BAY. Can't. Crooker, cleared from kaiama-
". Go- Chicago In the evening and night u
Iea,.v Gale came on from the Westward, which
.sussd great anxiety for the safety of the vessels
.rh;cb were cndeavorlng TO get an othDg. No.
.h;,r farther was heard of these vessels till Sa-
.n,dsv afternoon and Sunday following. First
.ho fraqnents of galley were found, and the
shore and waters adjacent to Kalamazoo were
s,,ewed with bark, giving prcsage of the probable
..,ecl of The" Whitney" and loss Of all oil board.
Tne sailors and others IN the harbor were on
,bs ,ookont for the wreck, and on Monday morn
-, The crew o. the NJ Smith discovered 1t about
s,,r or FIVE mics from shore. The vessel WAS
c,os;zed and lay keel up-with her masts all in,
and he. rigging mostly upon her. On being IN
6rmed OF the discovery by the crew of the NJ.
Smith immediately took measures to secure
tbe wreck. On Thursday morning we took the
wreck into the harbor, and commenced discharg-
inc her cargo of bark. Two Of the men, the
tSok and passenger, were iouad in the bottom OF
the vessel under the bark. Nothing has bsen
discovered of the master and the other man who
was on board. They have undoubtedly persisted.
Thus We have lost within sight of the kalama-
700 within the short space OF l5 or 20 months.
nineteen lives and many thousand dollars worth
of property. The strong and dangerous winds
upon this lake are almost all from such a direc-
ton that their force and fury is spent upon The
Eastern shorc and there far the greater proportion
OF life and property is sacrificed Aud yet strange
to tell, and still stranger to imagine, why It is,
that all or nearly o! appropriations for our har
bors upon this lake, for the protection Of life and
p,opertv, are made upon the western shore, where
cor, ,parativey no danger exists, and few losses
either If life property occur. Such fatal iadii-
ference 20 the interests and safety OF the Eastern
shore cansot long be suffered to exist. The large
and annuity increasing amount OF property to be
shipped from and landed al the different points OF
The eastern corst Of Lake Michigan, must ere
long unfortunately demand the facilities OF har-
bors from the hands OF those entrusted with the
resources Of the Government for precisely such
purposes.
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DIED.

DIID,
August g. Mrs ELIZA. widow OF the late Capt Joseph A.
Borras aged 23 years.
august 23 OF consumption Mr.. john HsSE. in the 10th
year Oi his nge.
August S of consumption. Miss PuEDE DEAAREsT. nged
%
august g JENNA, wife John F. Tom2s nEed 81 years
August t6. A. ony daughter o; Charles and
rlh Siomeirt, rgcd years aud rnoaths
NJ llgrsmus. j., Ansus q. IN the 4)th year 0: his
Capt. iiiKAd I. NEsREE.
and the of the family invited to attend
his uaem This FUreGoon ut 10 O'clock IRON his late
t.ence
Al Detroit Angus: %. SCHUYLER. infant of Frederick
W. hlpcy
At Nood'ide Bockley Township nenr Philadelphia. Au.
gut23 BERTHA FRANCES youngest daughter oi John L. ard
Eliza VNLderkemp.
At his sent .eur Niagrra Falls tCnnada West Augus q
suddenly SAMUEL STREET, Esq one Of the most wealthy
inhabitants al the province
Angus; y. board Montgomery. the passage
from P.t Platt CHARLES BURR, o Monmouth Co ~ j..
steward of SAID
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The WAYNE County (Pa.) Herald says: : The
Cacher the onesale Bank has shown bill rurpoF'ing
be s,ucd by the Hamilton Bank. n. Y Its FIVE. altered
on one very smoothly executed but really detected by
hodmg it up to the light
The snm ot $4,000 was paid by mercantile
house IN Charleston on Saturday for duties of iTon
The latest advices by the brig Caracas, arrived
.; Philadelphia Tuesday from Venezuela sy; All kinds
of business Le.usyre and Caracas remarkably dull
American produce plenty and but little demand while
articles Tor unusually scarce in onequsnce of
the henvy and continued rains.
The following statement of the condition of the
Cotton aRiket tins City, wi,h accompanying
ary 70 this date prepared by A1 Thos Stewart. Wall
street, one Of our leading Brokers Ia TIM, oriice:
LIVERPOOL cL ,ssIFlcarToS.
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Below.
brig. Wind light at South. East.

Spoken, &c.
August IS. lat &c. lon 10 spoke Br schr London Packet.
hence for St .agn. g days out.
August H. lat e. n 69 brig Erie c Baltimore 19 days I'm
Boston bound 10 Falmouth. Jam.
August n. lat 81 ~ lon 70 20 w brig Topaz OF Eastpo.
from i'ort nu Plat, ~ Domingo, for New York.
August a Int g 81 Ion T3 90 brig Home OF Boston,
steering NE, wind IVNW
Foreign Ports.
At Ponce PR August o. bark Mnsnoia Armstrong. for
New. Haven IN days the only American vessel IN port
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MARRIED

August 20. at St. Bartholomew Church. by Rev. Mr..
Balch. MA.vvL J.. BoLaER, Esq. 10 Miss EMMA j. SHAP
TER, both OF this city
At Pamyra, n. Y. Ausust27 by Rev. Mr. Shumway, L.
r. JEROME of Rochester to Miss CATHERINE HALL, of the
former pace.
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"Who steals my pure. steals trash,

And nIkes poor indeed"
% THE BARD OF AvoN must doubtless have been inspired
of prophecy when he penne the above remarkn
bic lines. To h,, doubt gifted the power of ltag
of utuiy, ntby doing he might be eah'cd TO sing
hrs wondering cUtemrOrureS the mysteries ri cnning ne
How e- can for he lines which e have above
0oicd md which apiy 10 the base count tcfs o
hr FEIiX GoUKAUDS Preparations The ve wTeichts
yho n'ienut derye lr oi his :oat rnne by imltars
ms ITALIAN MEDlCATED SOAP. inr curing pimpl,s
P0i,DRE SUB lt for rdc ,'lng hair GReCI ~ HSlf
DYE STAfI>i LILY Will for tlis complexion, &c.
are JUS, the cais whom The mighty ShaS
spcare Numbered fuh the above Pmllppc. Illuminating on
aye the injustice that would in m he done tn Dr. Gpu
rad and through him science iisethGs his ind gcaOn
Immediately found Only the above but
oers which we shn quote at future perof, lr Gou
rnnd aruin anrlosy cautions The a 10 avoid the hosts
of cnin;eriats bearing his they nU on
les> fn gnnd b absolutely tr,ciiye to the comp.S"n
p1,t nil bopa OF edemptun Rememhcr the genuine utcic
can only srocu,ed the old Establishment 81 W9kest
ti,si sore FROM Drnndway. a30 2teod.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

tors Recepts ofthe new cror i, ew OreHG go bales no
rcm Charleston
Freishts have ndvnnced. ard are firm.
Exchange also Improving, and several shipments oil Specie
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LEARY & Co.-FASHIONs.

GENTLEMEN'S HATS of our inin table style. for the
ensuing Autumn will be ready for sale nnd delivery and
after the 3lst inst, LEARY & co.
No. 1 and 4stor House.
T. e. Our "Crcuar of Fashion" will be forwarded to
those who address Us PosT PAID. RS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
WM.T T.. JENNINGS K co.
CASH ThlLORISG ESTABLISHMENT,
23l Broaauag. hMericsn Hotel, opposite


Solicit attention from t'zens nud strnnger. requiring Gar.
nenis large assortment ci new Goods for Fall Winter
selected VITA view u rendering stock nch in
uaiy and varc,y be found this city comprising
Gen and Mlled cloths for nvefcna Cioaks &c fcnrn
md Eng .h Cio for dress AMI uck Coats. vnou. new styles
'assImercs. Rrh Velvet MerlnO. Sk und Satn ve.tnRs
which will be mude order prices our repua-
The pioneers the progressive reformation tht e-
the Of compliant thn cash purchasers s.d for
,tlerx' deinqus The style and Garments
i with those of any other establishment this
the sequel u! the patronage elicitr. a6istf
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a FEAST OF FAT THINGS!
THE FOLLOWING
CONTENTS OF TIE NEW WORLD,


CONTENTS OF TIE NEW WORLD,
Afford tall ieas; for nll cIass-s OF the People.
F0R s.. CESTs oSLY.
ORlorSAL.-l. The Prisoners Fre-ranslaed from Bean
ger. 257. Familiar Recolecons of the Times Of the En-
preThe Battle Of LeIpsic. md tbs Place Vendome 81.
). The Emblem-by c. Donald Mcleod. go. 4. Margaret
VI. Davidson, 20 5. The Wandering jew in advance-by
Eugene Sue-Pnrt T.. Chapters TO- Il. IL. l3 2U g. The
World we Lv- in, 2I3 fs;ory G Illinois. 2I5 Letter
from Boston, "a. s. 3larsare: and the Minister md ady
Iane Facby Laurie Todd 2;I. 10. Ore Hundred Songs.
2. Il. Gles hnok TO. Clay Cubs, 2;s i2 lle,uiy No!
The Amber Witch, Morses New Geography The Gang
ather. Jacobs Adventure in the Pacific Ocean, 6;c 22 30
3 Musical WoIld-EYeans; of Irish Mtn.relsy Ernst Con-
cers. Sc 80. H. Political Worid-Ausust E4cli.ns Gc
Sd.
SELEcTED-l John Manesiy the Liverpool Merchunt-b b.
the late Dr Maginn-con;nued a7 3. The Coffee Houses
If London. etS. 8. Foreign Fss-The Bckhnra Victims
Duke # Bordeaux Scboomaer Abroad Fee Of the hree
Days. S;oam Fleets OF England and France 27l 2II l. Ma.
va and Military World-Death Of Commodore Dallas 23l
s. Summary Of News. Isl. 24 s. Foreign tni Domestic
Miscsany-A Few Years after Marriage. Cope. Balloon
Who Banneha.set. Bureau of Statistics and Commerce.
Visit 10 The Consrirntor Epitaph. &c 24. $50
CT Terms-Gt cent? per number s3 year in advance
and Sen.fed's Life ii the Few World. EIgene Sues
Mysteries OF Pa.:.. presented to the subscriber,
ar2o 8 WINCHESTER. Publisher. 50 street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

posr OyrIcg. New-York. aug. 26 1874. .
D English Maii-i.-rer Bag, per ROYAL Mail
Steamcr Acadia will be closed at the Upper and Lover
Pot Offices ia this city Saturday tina s'- at Is MN
uies past oc.rt = Ine overland postage Of isi
Il aass; '''F' '''-s :. J5HS; LoRIMER GRAHAM P VI
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WANTED.

HTAyTEn-A colofsi woman a cook; good water
w Hli irnue- arplF. with cnod T-cnmne5 st;ors ba
twee, n md 9 ".ciock at No aP Niath.; au3J -
w .tun,ion To drive take Of hor,cs II
and he generally ,.ei1l Pasc Inquire i1l. EaeadSsy
Satisfactory city reference sven. IL
y!vAyTED IMMEDI iTtLY-Txo ~ three good SAD
' men \, the y Goods store, No ~ Spring 81; '3l3;
WANTED immediately IN pFiyHte family cnioe va
pa1. thai rnod oain co". 'ri1er .nd r"ne, and
bring cord mendatos Apply q; al tas; bIoad-
way. corner Market street, Gu3J "
I9TANTED-A situation Il, Clers in wholesale dry goods
w establishment By young man "ho has been IA hu'l-
for himself six yeaTs and Md extensively m
Pennsylvania Mar lard. GlSct OF onmbIa- Can c;Te
te; of City reference. Address Meea:of u; tins o1re
dately aness S,is
DOARD1NG-A Gentlernaa and L.dY. or single gen.
Dte,nen mny oNaln good With boa.d, IN small
family by appying at No. Nurick street. no 5t!s
BOARD WANTED-Rya single Gentlemen. in prxne
f1 family whe-c there would be other boafder. The
lover pn,t of Ire civ pcl-Tei Terms mu't he moderate
AddesI a 3. X tribune Office stating terms &c. a5o y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
l.. ". STEVENS.

TC,O TAI.ORS-Tbe subcrlher will sell out tor .2pu the
good viii and fixtures of the well e,t,tI!'.h-d Merchant
luifs ,tand mol Chatham Square. which has been ccr'
pied by him that business Tor the past iIur yenr ls -
,,rc onnortunry for tailor commence business. ms the
pace neatly fitted up has ow rent. an Is well establish
ell Possession mny he mad lmme aiely For iurheI parcu
lar. nuy 10 h- subscriber ta premises, between the hours
VI .an ~ n'a 81, = a. i N'N -. PETER Y. NTSrED.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
SATURDAY MORNING. Aus.3.
K a NJ b l. L L o n
BY sEaTsFIELD.

Part :I.-Price i2is cents.
Beyond question, this The most interesting romance ever
wri,ten-,l;e Of which country. II
will deligh; thousands upon thousands.
rug 81 j. WINCHESTER. 80 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

~ Graham House, 90 Barclay.-C,zsns or
transient desiring qaet home where real enIer
ance die; poiEeEed ,he consisting of Vegetables FRUITS
s,lulnhts or flesh .reats are invited paironize
'.n -, so;ss' i''ii' '"'le'a'e' S"'" r. GOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

HISTORY OF THE WAR IN THE PENINSULA
and The South France. from the yenr sll by
W. Napier, Col Il. P iM Reg't Member of the Royal
Swedish Academy of Military Science. &c &c An edition
al is j s REDFIELD. Clinton Hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

II Gent,emen's Hats-FALL FASElON-WAR
yocxs 81 oadway. huve ready io' sale their new t5t
of Ceatle,nens Hats for the cnsiing a30 ;sti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
DODGE & PARMELE, DEN FISTS,

a povp STREET. NEw YORK; AID IN WAsIILNdrnN tIIY
E,o,n HIM SGs fright, e. y SenGt0r tram he Sia;e
Of NFr- YORK WASHINGTON ID {. Feb 10, ls43
3SK l. SMITH DODGE upon ls a'tvn N Itusfinl ton
to npen mn office surgeon Dentist presented me letters
from several friends York ri the highest
md Standing containing the nagsst and most favorable te
,ironu bth ms 10 excellence OF hi. private
his slnernr professionally icltlonS hese satisfactory -v
snres nf the man and e enis Induced nj once 10
the services Of Dr. Dodge tor inni and
nv wife ard my>eure able iom pe's nal experience 10
MIDI or own equally favorable testimony IN hs trvJr sen-
,Irmon md ssfii DentIt Tins testimony thus given by
me rs well IN obedience the eaintst solicitations o repecta
HE and worthy end, New York who have tr many
the hey of the Doctor IN his profession,
n 10 my own Of his pescn1 and proesonal merit
" " ~ SiLAS WRIGHT. JR.
Dr. popGn has after years Of eNnenmen patented ar I'M
proved m-lhud Of ettbs ARTIFICIAL eeth-mn persons VIII"
I'm ve il and several Dentists their spprO
bnrion IopoK * PARMgLs Use 1t exclusively N New York
IN IL shinri,,n nu2y lwi.t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

." Lo! THE pooa lNDisSn--Joc the Walk
ing Bear, IA famous Sauk Chief, Of s,alwart frame
aud noble hearing, was, says the Cleveland Her
aid, lvo.mon'h or more ago, persuaded hy
some speculatng Yankee to abandon his wild re-
treats and simple savage life, ard submit to cx-
hibitions of himself in The principal cities. At
Cincinnati nc was introduced on 10 the theatrical
boards, and IN class OF plays got up 10 represent
Indian life. he enacted the principal character
with considerable success. From thence he was
taken with other Red men 70 The East, and finally
across the ocean Ia "astonlsh the natives" of
thc~Ct Nogld. joc.o.sot became a lion IN the
Court Of royalty, was presented to the Queen, and
wherever he moved, clad III bis grotesque and fan
cliu adornments of person, was the observed OF
all curious eyes. His lthograph in full Indian
costume was taken in London by the photographers
to the Queen, and is q beautiful specimen OF the
art, as well as stnSing menento OF the race
fast fading from existence.
Bat unfortunately, Joe o.sot in forming an ac-
quaintauce with the pale-laces, learned some Of
tEclr wees, and his change nj habits and Tree use
OF the poisonous iirew water appear to have given
disease death-grasp upon his powerful frame
He is row lying IN the Chamber OF kind and be-
nevoleni family on the pier, in the last stages OF
consumption, having been landed here about a
week since on his wa from Europe to Fort Lea
venworth Mo. without money, friends, or single
voice to cheer him in his native tongue Still he
submits without a murmur TO the directions oil the
physician and nurse, and with patient resignation
points to the dwelling of the Great Spirit and re-
marks" Joe o-sot dle-goup.'
The Chief is kindly cared for by Mr.. DAVIS
and family.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

A MURDERER ARREsrED.-On Sunday alter
noon. Capt. McDonough. OF the City Guard, ar
rested E. man named w. B. F. Carter, VINO stands
charged with having committed most brutal
murder in Ohio county, Kentucky, about two
months ago. His victim was a little girl OF 5
wears Of age. After the Coronet's inquest, which
crminatcd Carter, he ncd, and had not since been
heard OF until the period of arrest. He was sent
back in irons on the steamer Lancaster. yes erday
afternoon. st LOUIS Rsvelhc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Hr BCARDING.-Mrs. GOSS. having opened the new
and ccunodicus bnuse % Vesoy the Asor House.
pTuars choice of desirable 10 transient or permanent
goarders. Cruton Shower and cold Baths free The
LOCATION very CENTRAL quiet und shady Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
EnssencHra ar

Passengers Arrived.
II tie briG lDgR. tr0n ChdriestOR-Ars Fisher and
child, Nr VI Briggs. md IN the steernre.
In hs brig Serting from SGrannahM Foster and lady
Mis- Foster aud child, Aessn Snuluenu Ferris. BydeE
burgh, hiauilly Bikes. and In the seerugc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Gs- Fall STYLE Of Rats.-fsird. corner Fine
and Nassau Streefs.-Genenen's Hats o the style
for ensuing season. reaiy tor examination and sale
au2- Imis< EIRD cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
AUCTION SALES.


gY BaNds. RlcH8iIii5 = ti.III. sio;c No: %
- 8Ie1ewey- Liberal cash adsNrses n.do on eossan'a
t x : P asys I.s,o. EDO 80. 81 Broadway
ceyro. c;3h1I2 So 1;5 Ass;qess :sa ,,;o, x.,eA.a
{ 40 rs al.on street. nd a han .set esra advances
Ad' or '0a' snn'fli i ~ DSY sS' HaTSs rsfs, n'd'
AtIOi. O'Clock. ut a Anr street.
se ~ order of the Sheriff abou, C0
hs sbie rzd IN OIL counting house CLOCK. quantity OF
brop-e easi ard uns lot ot buttons wind'" shades
'', SSe. I sene:a . second hand irnoro &c
A0 by 0's5 N"S6aY & Se1 sta :ss s5s eo' ss
SurRGFr,s eS.r.l of SprnS and sSa s,se ,,e
Of Drugs c. together with Ire fixtures beng the entfs coz"
'ra'' OF iAfse 'e's'I ,r,p:nsT lrps n'a,s- s.,,s
lOo'cosk at NO 4s rsaII,.tree, r.. #.
SHrRrs SALK-Be'ns the eanie Stock ard Fi1tu'es Of
,,,,, wEPNESpA;;y. 2 $, G; s,R; .,,o.,
SrrKlrrs SAL.-Consisiins of rss AMI ynuabe a'.or
meat oi Grocee with he Fixtures of ,be
A. G. FUTILE. Aue,iooser
a-enry sod CsHg's:so Exchange
Gunns The ssason.
THIS DAY, n, Ieo'clock 4, the auc,.on.,~3n.
Ni>Tii F,LL ik.pn n.sDw.SS s.Lx ~, .ea- 4. o.
md MpwsId>u pscSn 'esh lsportsd B.,r.l=hh aad
sheffield sr"are und Cu:iefy French. Gerisn Hua Amer.
Bnshitscs Chains sad roa, frying pans. pa,cn, se,,
nercan sh9Se ana ,psde> curry conb, bfg,s e4de CHI
ndostsn OF ,tnre patent w head. chest TRUNK tI Sod
,udlock> Anob locks butt hnge.. sqosre hoits Norfolk
achs plate sud Knob locks. sash ruies curtain pins and
cut and wrought tscSs roa'cs gates. sh'p scrape.
Sncy belnw-, wood hie AMI tea uays and
WATERS 5fs sockets aud hs stubs aud pilates, door
escutcaeoa bed Keys and plated table and
pouns, e.
Ao u0 dozen knives ard forks of every descrpt n Jus,
ande,l. consisting N; ;,tsg buck bone. tip sham &c.
$50. 200 dozen superior pocket cutlery, l. l. and
blade SnyeS peaf sg AMI bui blade Congress. lock
md back knne fly opea DO peHknves
,rcer.. *
30 1000 dozen ssoIs. ~ los to .il; purchases.
Also }, U cn, rCTnS!s, Hunts, Wcstenholns and other
me kUtNe~,
A.,o "a boxes coil.c nails. assorted s,.es.
A, StrcSlrnGs covered ami uncovered coffee nlls Pe
hams ar.c hand 81. boxes sH
aehet seine w'ne Scotch sVnne aad Csfpensfs mas? on
,nna lOcS long atceS cOb padocks, bras candle
tcSs. irving square. d chi,sls nnI gusses.
\ So Butchss COopers' sud Curpenrrs' adZes nucers
i>h hOoS brnad butts. American uud French letter
iermnn silver a and table Spoons bias white ned tai
nr>' thlmb'Cs. nuger bits. plane IRONS. tSc. &c.
Also. few English hand wood iaue and German
.iales. assorted
Ala, M inyoics Of fine and mddns quality English gun,
Also, II Stored teel.
Also steel, for account OF whom i may concern,
Also. uun :iiI watches 10 wand, looking 2ass-
=. sc.
A,o 10 sarons 70 boxes Hndo.:an oil ,tone and ~
wiee, heads. It,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

% Wings of South Brookiyn.-Ata a prelimi-
meeting of,c peuocmtc Wings o.. South Brooklyn held nj
Madison House. on.ednesGay evenirg- was resolved To
Nhg Association. COMMITTEES were appointed TO
draft when further resolved that all the
Wing: South Brooklyn be requested to meet at the Madison
HouS- the aSGh CLOCK 10
heu The of the Committees and organize the ASsocia
tion Per order CHAS. c. BACkSTER, President.
A. SlpSEY EATER Stcreary. a301t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

NJ Rheumatic compIants, contracted cords, swengs
and pain the bones, all be cuei by the Indian Vc
ge;.:ble Elixir and i.lnlment.
Persons who have een afflicted for years. and have suffered
intensely from rheumatic pains, an tried every article
said be remedy with good effect have nj last to their
sUrpe aud delight been perfectly cured by this L!nnient
and Elixir.
lie pulen vii. by Mi weiiugs reduced. nfun-
nations suict contracted cords relnXad For weak
backs G ablcd limbs. pa the side breast this remedy
sovereign snre. Let suffering in this despair
but cb,an this medicine and will. whou; doubt, trng
ilef.
srnIly throughput tho New ENGLAND States.
- Comstock's Sarsfpara, tort The OF pimieS on the
faco ,croiuous affections bilious deases and u ds0rcun
zltiuns OF The vital system sud q Csunnd Price 20
cents per bottle 81 per duzen, large bottles Bnd
ran,ed equal sold At per battle L. may be had cc
the Druggists throughout the New England Suites.