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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Total '-i :"
The average price Of the land cents per foot The eif7
il doing good business Some OF the land dividends ecnred
in Isa have been so g. % and 100 per cent advance Th'
Company debt and the Of the stock considered
t5be so.
The following are the exports Of some of the prln'
pal articles Of Produce from this port from 1T January 10
Nh ..utenler comma red with the same period OfleL3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
MARRIED.

On the Sd inst by Rev Spsoc.r Il. Cone Louis F. MACK,
Of Germany. to Ans, daughter OF James Segone.
at Mll.t0ne, ~ j. the % inst FRANCIS j. WYSKoOP. OF
this city. TO SARAH FRELIsouuYsES daughter OF Dr. James
B. ElneRtsii.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

lThe Bourne. alluded on gu. ousde ,uppoed 10
been lost spoken the 18TH of September. of
Key Bank. 2 days We think The chances il favor of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Brig Lodi Nickssoa from Baltimore for Bosou cargo -four
and grain ashore Sauam Beach, halt from Ba!n
e.at to Woodlands at2 a. 9Th uIt Vessel and lex
csptDg about C0 bbh Of Hour Emac total
TIE brig pieces in ebou, three houn alter she struck
Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
n,CnnncI.,s Liberation.

The triumph Of Liberty over DesPotism, OF
Law over Oppression, in the liberation of Daniel
O'Connell By virtue OF decision Of tine House
of Lords, reversing that of the Court below, and
declaring his conviction Of Conspiracy illegal
was celebrated by Tcfy large meeting OF the
Friends Of Ireland in Boston, ou Friday evening,
and by those in Albany last evening. In this
city similar meeting will bc held at Tammany
Hail on Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

~ Mr. DEMPsrER is still with us, and gives a
choice selection ofhis best songs at the Society Lii
brary This Erening. Those who have heard his
other pieces will certainly wish to hear these, and
for Those who have not heard him at all great pleas
ure is in store.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

G mos, escaped detection the hurry
ofmakinG up the Election Returns for Evening
Edition Saturday. whereby the Of St Mury's for Car
roll added his aggregate. The najory stated
correctly. and exposed the the line above
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
s-r a1srcn,,tilr I-ibrnry NssncfntLo,

er aiercnntilc Library NssncIau0n-Ihe
class Coz. mtee. having cum1ieed heT arrangements WIN
the deTen; t.nchers respectfully inform the Members OF he
Asccnton that The iOuwlng Classes now forming and
will commence about the 2ist ins. VIZ
French Glass. under The Tut Of Mons. Smonrc. Terms
for ior the Course Of months. So %.
Spanish ClnSs by Don Carlos RGbadan Terms lur the
C0irse Of months So W.
German Glass by Prof Strive. Terms for the Course.
months. So 0I.
Class in the Italian Language signor Treves. eacheF-
Terms for the t'Oure of msnth s5 W
Glass Book keeping by Mr. rhoms Jones. Terms for an
unlimited course of instruction slO. -
Class PenmsnshIp by Mr. A. ii. Wheeler Terms Tor the
COune of 20 lessons, SIS 90.
Tickets for sne the Desk Of The Library Members in
either Of the classes requested TO enter iher
names upon the subscription book rs eOTts rs poss be
By order JOHN LOlNES,
Nhnir,n Glnnnl ltn iIiao
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
IIlkIi-

On Wednesday. the 81 inst. Of ,yphus fever JACOB A. How
ARD. lie 3Sth year Of bis nge
On Saturday morning 9Th init affr lingering illness. sIr
Ggo. o1 w. SIMMONS. Printer, agsd 2S years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Passengers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.

In the US Stnre ship LeI,ugf0n, from Gi6raItnr-LIeu
George Adams ". ariAdims. children and servants
Mrst NJ euO.sSOOd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

DESTRUCTIVE FisE IN PESsAooLA.-We learn
thar very destructive nre broke out IN Pensacola
"Wednesday morning last, in the store occupied
al the time by Messers. Sierra s. La Rua at the cor
Der of Pslaiax and Government streets, and which
has laid IN ashes the whole range OF buildings on
street, and more than half OF those another.
With the exception OF Mr. Campbells goods, We
learn there was no insurance whatever. he print
ing office OF the Gazette, on Zaragosa street, mar
rowiy escsped condagreIion- The materials, We
lesrn were thrown in the street in great confusion,
and We fear Mr.. AIKinley will sufi.r some less
both in types and furniture Mobile Her. Sept. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

FlRE;.-Several alarms were given during Satui-
day ght and Sunday, but the only serious fire, we
believe occurred about o'clock on Sunday morn.
ing, in the Iron Foundry OF Samuel B. Altsause,
% Mercer street Dir. AS establishment was near
" consumed before the flames could be subdued,
and his loss is heavy. 1t was reported yesterday
morning that Ottos beautiful cottage AT Hoboken
had been burned down during the night, but this
proved happily IL be mistake, the alarm OF fire in
Hoboken having been caused by the burning of
stable.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

REeArTA-Thc lour-oared gig Sgiph built by
Croius of this City and owned by Boat Club at
ST. John's won The prize at the great Regatta at
Montreal last week. The competitors were,
!Sylph, (whe and god) 81. Johns Club.-..l
L'EtoIe, (white) L'Etoilc -2
I,cd Rorer, (red) St Lawrence F." .----5
Flirt (pink and Whitley G. II. kuryzen -..-.4
The diefance three mies) was performed in nine
teen minutes and few seconds.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Court Calendar. This Day.

SuPERIos CouEr-Nos. 4, 5, 6, !, lis, s, 9, 10,
CIRCUIT Couer.-Nos. la, so, 3, 70, 81, %, %,
e5. e5. %, i0O, i02, Is. %, 73, 80.
ConaoS PLEAs.-Nos So, 81. 66. 3, As. 9, II,
IS 90 a. 3d. 50, 49, IS, 70, SO, y, B. H. %, 26, SO,
20, ITO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

FANCY CUTLERy.-Over 100 different patterns of Joseph
Rodgers Sons Wos,enhoIms most highly finished knives.
embracing every kind Of Congress. Wba;ncie. Pencil and
Office knives with null assortment OF Naii Files and Nioper
Tweezers. Foot and Button Hooks KEY Scissors, &c.
&C. the oe: furnishing store, I6 Broadway c. Saundet,
4 Soo .27 l0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

OrERA.-The famous IL Pirdto, which was pest
poned at the opening Of the season on account OF
s,e non arrival of Sgnora Pco, i. played tonight
4 - tho Sra ,,,e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

U Evening Mirrnr-TO DAY At TVO-The
first No oi he Evening Mirror viii bs ssnei by Morris &
Wi, at their new Gce co,ner Ann und Nassau streets
Advertisements received I'LL II oc! ck Subscriptions IS
nsne e cupies cents Agents. newSnlcG. can-rs
nd LII wshnrS sunuleL NJ The Milce. O1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

The CAMPASoloGANs-These wonderful per-
formers, who have run career OF unexampled pop
ularity since their arrival, give Concert THIS Ere
aisg at the Tabernacle. We esuppose there will be
a regular lam to hear them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

The GREAT FAIR.-Oi course nobody need be
reminded that to-day is the opening of the Great
Fair OF the American Institute at Niblo's. We un-
derstand tina, the arrangements are on the mos, ex-
,ensive scale and the articles for exhibition unusually
numerous and me,itorious.
The opening Address will be delivered By Lieut..
Gov. BRAplsH at halt past7 o'clock this evening,
aad will be followed by splendid display Of Fire
works under the super,ision'of Mr.. Edge. See ed
ysftisement in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07


exported in The three quarers If ls24 The enre
of lS2I3 s. e4;t5) When the exports OF the an quarter
of lSIS-4 ae cdded. the Will probably exceed So
eoQ.N0.
We notice by the reports of sales at the
Boston Stock BOARD that very large oDeriiohs ha,e
been made duiing The week IN the Stock oi The Eat
Bos ON Company. The sales days have exceeded
thousand hares Under these operations. the Pre-. dy
vn from sll Si5 share and ~ ;s mnFsi saes
hva been made al per share. This Improvement doIt
les, partly speculative character bu has beealn
measure the eJu OF Sorlng conviction ut the nciea'ins
value of the property aud the cef'ulty that within ." yeaTi
Il mus, all come into usc building rnd necacal purpose
II areaJy large ,bn1 VI Boston. und The spot upcn w'ch
wa well remember few yeHrs since. cpOan! nnf eaunS
ma ny n suvory clowder enCfmoas cab'iiueiI,
for the production OF oGtshgar surrounded by Ius town
and within stones throw OF te whnrt which and de-
p,d all the Cunud seameis East Boston island Dos
ton Iarbor formerly called Williams lslund hrd connect
ed with Boston by ferry scarcely wide, we should THINK
as Fulton Ferry.
The number of buildings put up has increased largely during
the last year. and TINS place d'snei 10 become The
Bookyn Boston, The increase OF the business o BOslon
upon the the public works which have
their termination in that City, has caused demand for land
which the aready crowded peninsula which Boston
built, cannot meet and population driven TO South and
Eas, Boston, Chelsea Chsrlesown Roxbury &C. for accom-
odntous the transfer books Of this Company are about
TO he removed To this City the stock regularly called
the Stock Exchange we give oess 1870 some % q us
property was $751; 81 embracing 10 $50 tee, Of land ~
lots running feet Of Wha ia 1s JGe' % g, ill., Upland AMI
were Unpaid dividends $4,000. road making fanai' &c
so SEQ allowance valuation sls 05. errors IN y.r
of 0e, tse GeSiaS u total i ss "a The nes Of ad @
taking stock in 10 80 share reached SIS 6 The
oEch with ihe gain Of 81 90 each share received makes
difference of s l5 in favor OF the Company The situation
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Gpsits oil sleci'
The details of Il last quarter Of 1914, endns Sept, %
ol1SS =,
EIpnRrS. ISi2- 1

The icosr: table ziyes The compar've 'xpo and dr"w
backs isi and ls,;i AZ TINS po he teuFas oF the
present ysc ore only made up the end o the ID GaGc end
ing June 90. ,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Court OF Common Pleas.

BsIOIe Judges Z LSItUEFTEK, II" NAFN! uIu AIALt'
Decisions
Mortimer a. F. Harrison vs.. Calvin E. Hull and
Albert Spercer-Ac;on rel=,ive sae of 20 Of Peters
Pills.. II plaintiff feI; si} the veFt'e to o'iana-otser"i>e
new trial allowed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

e Old men oulive their acquaiG,unces and
old Houses outi"e their custoGlers-and the wsy TO
rep!enish The latter is 10 invite new onss. This
may be done through the medium of he newspa-
pers published IN these sections OF country from
which customers are wanted. V. B. Palmer is the
usent, duly authorized by the propuetors OF some
OF The best newspapers OF most OF the towns and
cities Of every IN The Unon, 10 receive ad'er
tisements for publication i'll the respective Pspers.
His office is directly over The cfhce o! The Tribune,
100 Nassau street, where every information on the
subject IS cheeIuy gwen, sai the papers and terms
oil advertising may be seen.
z To both new and old business establishments
in this city, desiring the trade OF the country, v
B. Palanc.'a County Newspaper Advertising Agen-
cy afJrds On opportunity OF applying the power of
the Press IN 4 most efisctuai manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

The excess of mpoatOns th, year compaed with letI 3
3I4-he excess Of duties collected oil iis' The
amount of Tree goods this year S5.6iC-smaer than N
Isis- The,unusualy la,se amount unde the hevl o is
good. in the 81 quarter lSij occa,cned by The smu
nccu arrival, Of several Canton not poynS duties ard
ln,ps;,s Of specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

NEw-YoBK GALLERY OF FINE AKIs.-We have
already noticed this mcriturious institution, and we
nov learn that the gallery viii be opened to the
public at the National Academy Rooms on W-dnes-
day next, the 9th nst. Life Membership ore Dollar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

~ There will be Wing Mass Convention al
BeIDeEpoRr, Conn ON Wednesday, which is e1-
pectsd TO be the largest ever hello IN Connecticut
Some of the ables, Wing speakers will be there
Passengers will be taken there rom our City and
back for dollar consuming but day. ard TIE
descendants OF Connecticut, if no Others, should
make point OF going il possible. Ii the day is de-
cent, they will see half the Yankee Nation there'
H. GREELEY will address the Clay Club OF
White Plains, Westches,er Co. Miseremhg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

FRoM GuADALoUrE.--Capt. Coffin, of brig Sc
bago, at Portland from Guadaloupc, states that
he was in sight OF Bassaterre, on the 26th of Au-
gust, from IL ocleck, A NJ. 10 10 P. NJ. (being
lae day ON which, by an arrival st Baltimore from
Antigua few days since, fire is reported 10
have occurred at the former p!ace,) and that at
that time, no appearance or indication of such
fire there was visible. Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

Circuit Court.
Before Judge KENT.
McCotier ys. Waterman, ct al.-Ferdict 70
Plaintiffs. :; % damages and cer,s costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
Our City-candtdates for consre

The Loco rocos of the several Districts have
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07
FROM the aicanY hTsus feoiuslS S-h. tes'
Appointments by the Governor,

APPOINTMENTS Dy INC UO|tfEOr,
By and ,cs,h the pies dHG csaSent Of the Senate
rgpRuARY S-reMrKIss CouSIY.-WiiilAM LINN
20 bs Examiner in Cnanccfy vice Samuc Cf'.snden who's
term has expired.
HIRE, gentlemen Locos. is your Roorback
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

ES We ask attention 10 the Prospectus of the
AMERICAN RkriEw, which sppeaIs on our next
Page. We understand that this work has already
very respectable list OF subscribers as vel! as
most powerful body Of pledged Contributors, and
thaI its success is considered beyond contingency.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-07

Total, .32962 32,1l3 2S, 800 26 959
Hi L.r II AZ 1, ncn Inai. h3G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06
VOLUME NV.
Il. ]. IIOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TERNIS:


TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
sil in adcgEes. THREE DOLLARS # moi
sid rcithin three months. And THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS If not paid unfi Of
t,r tsr expiration Of The year. No paper discon.
hsud until Oh arredrages are paid. eTeept at ths
o.iioa Of tie Editor.
Ut Advertisements inserted at Oae Dollar prr
s;luf, &c lines or less. This sized type, for he
frs assertion, and p cents far each continuance.
Court advertisements and Sscrifs Sales eLe,g.
a. IS per cent higher; and a deduction Of 335
pr cent tciA be made from the regular prices, for
slrttis,,s by The year. Advertisement inserted
noatiiy or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
S.Ei-m0atAly IS cents per square for each time.
AGENTS.
Col Il. VI Cochran, MeckieRbsrg. ~ c.
Ckss W Harris Mil Grore. n. C.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06

Luthcr's Diuine.--Throe things make
liyino- prayer, meditation and temptation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
l.. =. " 1a.-.1- & L--.-.,

t..' H'it# re- II ss|H.a aaHff
Ms. srs1aN Az rar flHTsos ~ Ma
ApAEs ~ l~25--A recent number a..
Tie 81 Lou, hrH4 rua contains Il letter
from lien Juhu >cau 10 - r member
Of Gonercs. FROM Missouri winch he
political honesty uf NfBeBlaa IS severely
assaulted. Tic letter r. drawn Oh by IA
recently published al#us.aa ~ Nr Ben
t9a 10 The sa'e which Sir Se1a ave ia
l~s5 far NJ Adams To- alleged violation
Il Tie Instructions ~ The Legislature
/ he comm u.raaua Is .afe lans & We
san only State HE substance of Il
Il Scott writes lbat Benton went 10 No.
~ ib25,& excited "a good dea of s,m4a.
tbY bf ae.eHois II The lfaal manner 10
which y lad been treated Is Sen Jaek.
son and his lreads Throughout The
Presidential caatass be has zrs#ous IA
Is support u Nl Gay, Lfc4uea,y de-
e.anus that be Was TAR more emInefIs
IA thed iaf the Presidency tbaa any
other maa "a Tie Union When. how
ever, i was asreffaaeI haf Sir Cav.
aame would not be returned 10 The
House, " Benton began % labor 6rg
"a o9oa.. u Crawford ana ,aca ~ Gen
Jackson The Legislature a0 Missouri
efea.sd ) refused - .asr.r. Nrseau. .
"ef fesen'a We. as 20 the fo.e BE should
drie lon hen urged aIn9,er,
strongly toease far jackson. NfS.,..
sa..e1 iha' personally be VA. friendly
70 ban. h.t Iaa. be bad made ap h,sIi
.''.8 ~" Or Adams Was better a.al.f-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29

Thr True Syirii-An Iushmaa on
beng q8esaonea respecting his oppasl
ten TO Polk aud Dallas replied -" II
we're 10 England should fote iof 10
and Da.las. ba as am Aae,le4.
shall ko,o Tor Cay and Freiagh0y-
sen
The lr.shman condensed in that
brief sentence ,a- entire SPIRIT aud s51
stance Of Tie controversy JUS, decided
or pretended 10 be decided a, The 20 s.
aai ream' Of paper devoted 10 la50rd
argument, could not make the question
clearer. or 10 fact aiiucc any thing
that Is NOT virtually embraced IA that
p,lhy reply Those who voted the
Po'k ticket really voted FOR the Eng
Ia > men and bad SOLELY IN view TIE
prosperity and We fare OF ne manopo.
eng mahufaeiurcrs ana capitalists n
Great Britain, They dH very Tlebt and
were aellag silently. bat 10 claim
ias To DO American and protesting 10
have The interests of thelf own country
a. heart hey were eilncr very stan3
ans OF use fools, OF uacommoniy gross
snakes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29

sa# H.Ht <..###t
~, rf#- ,..#~. ........r 49,.
lent sIsa'n s1aes .f lr D. ae s.Hr
af-.SaH Reset. I..#au# s Hf-f ...t So
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tHfs. agfseaalf safHf'.as = .telset t4Hs .HH.t
,#-.sa eel 5..f --.s|t.. ..,....a.f. ,=... -
.
'#e's YES f as"safs- #'se tarHrs 'he
e#eE = e. were l.tH-lsf lfs $50 - III. o.
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A.s"5H''' -. Aft o. '#e
sFmHatY a. aa H.s 4r..aNs There aaa#a areH'.It
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29

AflUL0ts ADVENT H.-A ,aauE fsr.
iIenlaH d. 10 -..f eas re ae# ~ -. ..rlaz
f0rH satta.#te atH.r ...af s.aef a. So -
be "af U#- =, - ..afa i5e swallow end o.
'.ssf - araHH .he aasafa ea.r. b. aIs,Iss#
De atHs lsTr't ..r..za no sa4H s.H4sN u So
bef.'. aH# $50 u#f a0at, lara Ie,. isaeas. Le
Na'er. Ee.Gs awalc ID fis ,f.aalHan. He bed 900
3D. re aIaa.4s -. vaI all lie strength. aHa feared
i'f he.r 0HtH all be IauFt Hal ire noise ~ Tie
faa s 5. ses Isdtawrel a, gf.ss.a8 aaf fz1ai fai
hafuF t.ss erEfa laa ia .as A.m managed Is
SWING himself uHaa sae ~ mo braces WHICH s4t.4l.t
tae guards
o. iHt'se come r1s' he pcf5Hea hm.f.f p.IH
eree H.7atI4.ars. aaa helaH ia IaAe rl.arr ,.f.,
81 he s.HeH NJ lass There Ire sal nfH uai o. fsf
q g.9'HIHs hat ss.Hn aH# aHtsft-u ca.
November a .saf--dfraet,a IS dies l=a Vu tic
fpfa' ifau .te varci-aua 81 .ar.u4a. lesr iiiat
Pc Del. ~ - f3asI Ead Nss H.f drowned ne hraIa.
" would eeaafr.t be- tH.etea #sH ~ DC HsmeadaH.
paddles itat were bcaHna at ua.r.v e. uafss .aas
rap end WfH BOO hafss laatf. N#l5a.n itA.
tsei % hm. Ih|s as oaf reaaef. 81. ,a.I, aef.
efiFe was caudiliHu oi I.lHss 5aai m stf, .tt af
gel fbe faafesf tehrf.
On PUSHES LIE swallow vHta afran.4 4.s Tees. f1
hef destination. cad lAe f4sief shs Hea rFef IL.
HHftn lbc c.assi DAD or lf.-luto.afe Y.Hrs man
l..at ia h.s perch. iast hr.ag D uast #la..ss
De- aacHtsfed IS IudaN 0.IH.H rcs.h. cid I.ss,#t
began g. te.t aHs cu lsf abundance Fire a..a
ys.t 80 SIZE asr.H l.a OAIea he s.taa0 epeasa
IS a. .s.4asf %. .,l4l ranl bfuaaI 3D. aal q lalls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
.see Last PAGE.
Arrived.

Ship Lancaster Simmons. OF Boston. I'm Liverpool August
18Th mise md LA steetncc passengers To Mcaiuny
shin Martha Snow, Of Boston, from Llverpool, mise 10 j
iierdnan, ,., A.. ~,
mdso Ia Wilson Bown. SID Ill CO with snip snip Isaac Al
pT"men bSyk peiablic Tesee fn Remeu Aug 55th. and
the Lizard 3n ind:e enchen ( unsuIt SID IN co with
Fren.n sip Isabella and bIk Hudson and Charlotte Tor
Y"rS; ship, Casper and E!iza for Baltimore
Brig slisoan DODGE from Bordeaux Eth ut brandy nnl
vine 10 Ne,;h K Walsh. Bark Ohio, Reynerum for Phil
ahsnhn snis. dry peyous Left bark iwanawns Shinn.
oI New York days; ship edora, ntnei fo do sept ~;
r- TENN cud Spracue do s0h: shia cabot SshnEdler,
r DAYS bark alaname, Ranleit Tor Hialh-
ga days ship Angelo, tiaS'cn ]ast arrived nom ->e"
jfe Clinton Lyon from Savannah cotton to suises x
iir Zig joseph am Holmes sds TN Windsor, Ne, plaster
Br schr Arabsa Saith u is st Johns, Ne Old iron 10
G. x Laura Let: u. brig keichcrd, Tor NsT'-f c'N next
Schr Csy Daughter. Ncllutie ds I'm Passport hath rad
Sen: loe Wocs,sr ds n Eospo, a &c to Sturgcs
Co. r,.,,.,,. IL, :. ~,
Smi,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

In tie Steamship Britannia from Lircrp9ol 70 Halvn1-
Mrs kechu Messis John NJ M'colI CnnIes Read NsJ u
r.lcklyn Ae.,rs sutton " y Badger Jurvls. Zlnert.
'rn"Iz. Lieut. Fedk wilson, Mr. RoJt Pack. Mrs Head,
Ro't Shct'tun thGs luchc,-l4.
FIR Boston, aessrs WIN II Crisp. comedian Jos l.Iwton.
child aad servant; Mrs Shaw. Miss DGnson. hs z Rollins;
Mis-, " ;;ood Miss Gtim,sw. Messrs Eugene Duh,
Du;ih and irdy Wilson ud lady Beatty and lady.
Richard Ge!dne Yae T2"I md lady GoT9 hNosoN M
Ecwa;d Ii.eT hl'ipsn, Gh,mbsIian Dunea r.
Timer beaier OF desptches from the Belgian Govern
nen Newuit. Crilwol, : Thompson; Johnson and Indy.
D,rg'as RoUet II Lowe. Nurse ~ Gregory, kns-
jad, II Duitii Theodore Fni', MCalI, o kenkn awe
:IGke Nrs Cassidy, Rev d. Jarvis Few Acnnught.n Rev
Andrew KIue ;i.,s Ellis. Eih lr Gordon B1d = BIl-
..r n desplche Cupt Townsend, Master Lewis, MessIs
Il Wood. iian McFuTane. Giles DuXbury, Crothers. T.
Jones75. .
F,om Haifd1 to BcSion-Miss Kirkland; Ms; Jones
Mess Jas .iierou and servant Hastings. John obiD Ont-
rn:n d. roaau T. Cuuard Jr. L. Wnrd b. Bucsisv tes,
Innr. bowman. c. Dnnng. JAS Cuchr,n-io AioGl iel.
liz TIE Br.mea bark Republic from Bremcn-a fo'phus
Hoeu lady rud children Henry Gilman. mud 0 ,ieerage.
In n. big c n;0n from Saronna-J Doyle. IL Gilman.
Errnp l. Kelly
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Sept la, IS 81 lorg 81 40 bark Republic pns,ed ship Ncu
la steering Eastward
18th Aug. int 30 49, long 81 baIk Republic passed ship Con-
Aug is lat 49, IS long H. 90 spoke and supplied with
v,.ns Rr brc st Lucia Walker from the cos, OF Africa
for Liverpool 26h IS q bark Rose Sta'd.h d; tp
New Orleans for Roterdam slSs iat 80 long 70 81 br 2aIs
Highlands Sc byS Il miles distance, fell IN with the wreck OF
August 9TH .I long is 30 ship Russell 30 days from
Nnilk, tor CoVeS =. ,,, g -,
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Ia F. Fgi;x GoURAUDS PoupRvs SUBTtLEs for iraG
,,, Human c,gs iuous iinf-; ne above chemical pre-
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ssf. ps SAFE speedy upd t''cctGai remedy ever
5o,,red for The eurp.ete eradication u human huir II IS
iry 20 ine,mahe article Tor the toilet and has entirely
those Goe7ou uncertain, and dangerous Corr
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bsguifa wpsD who has the ursign,y cppendhge ni
DEMONSTRATION Of beard her p, hairy side al Tie
80; NOES or mas. Of hais broad and elevated
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s.ieta powder. When implied cold, this preparation Is
re- by some IA c, nf ar removing the beard. which
fleets .yia ease with rap,di.y. m more sat
,afy n.nn- and at less expense. while at the same time
1--we, the and eicgie the touch To uproot the
S.li applied warm accord 10 directions, Trench cad
Tn-i,sh) accompanying each bottle. Price 81
To had ony 81 Walker Il. Isl stoo RU Broadw sy
Lsware OF cOuutereits. $40 -sO0