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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
CLOTHING.
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At TEE
Nc,y-yorls Cc sh Tailoring Establishment'
ISL BROADWAY.


Three doors bsiyc tie frankiin .iosse.
T. TIE Sub,c,,r Ie,aectuiS announce that they ha''
made extensive u-rsu crmep's iot ;hc
FALL. AND WINTER TRADE,
bch will liam TO oer greater Inducements than ever
N gentlemen wishing TO in the purchase Of their
san ard Winter Garments.
They have arcady received b. late arrivals great variety
fncy nn rci stye OF Goods well atactcd 20 the comrs
so.np,pd Will also recere by the pockts ar steamers
he ,,,es, ard bes the latest and nos beautiful
ryl. of tancy Ccnch Elastic CaS"res rich figured 'evr
hnerc, Satin mad SIX Nesu1Ss. et beo!e offered IN ina
.ity.
Also. Just received several Invoices OF Iwic and Bea'f
CIo,hs nr Over C5a C!.ak retoS &c Black ard fancT
oloret Frerc aud ESh Coih, iron the most celebrated
anufctuers being the cut IN their esiabl'hne',
ar the ,, five years. aud which fof durability beauty of in
A and ,ne>s Of color, canuo be escehed. 1t eGlaed oT
any 81, IL, or Cloth, imported 10 the United states
Their ,,cck of Fancy Dress Accs il cnmpE'e IN part tho
be, >,vc, of fan aud winter rrsvatN. Scsf Supenders
ove handkerchief, Hosiery. Under Shirts and Drawers.
mo, .rd r,rsn Shirts Collars. bosomS Shoulder Brscc'
e,lr md Nons. Bells Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c
&c with every vnfet, cf goods usually Kept III gei'enah'
general ou,ftiinF estabIishH'ent
A, fol. ms .o,trnen of resdy made Clotlug CONSISTING OF
oak over Coats Dfe,, aud Fock Coat, fHHtaloofs sd
Vests of every variety wheEe sen'snGn requiring garments M
immediate Use can depend upon getting INST ra'e ace'
made and trimmed m every respect equal 10 those 'nrn'hed 10
order and at prices tut I'll TO please. SIc' puhc'"
lliy observed IN iling orders.
1s- Terms cq,h, and deviation IN prices
,ul; s,t JC. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

lj- The great case of the Bank Of the United
States against Col. Andrew Beirne, of Monroe, as
endorser for his son.in. law, Mr.. Stecnbergen,
now of New-Yors involving some $650,000,
has been decided in Col. Berne's favor, by a
special Court OF Appeals, at Lewsburg.
Richmond Why, Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

CoURAup's roupRE SUBTlLE-For completely and perma
nety endcatng supuou hair from any part OF the human
body Aways tested before buyngpou positive this and
mistake Found only o. Walker 81 first door FROM
Broadway. 81 per bottle. hu26 sod2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

AcciDESTs.-A young man, cablnet-makcr,
named Pierce, was lately drowned near ST. Louis,
while bathing. Also, Edward Peers, son OF Gen.
Peers, of Troy. Both these accidents occurred
at Chou,eau's Pona. The young men were re-
turning ftom witnessing the execution OF Nc Dan-
iel and Brown. Gin. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

aTho quantity set down appropriated TO schools
and Of the Fire Lands.
So also, Some subsequent grants have been
mace for public works. On The whole, the
United States have appropriated more than
twelve millions Of acres for The purposes oil edu-
cation and internal improvement III the new
States This, then, has been the distribution Of
the public lands, viz:
lst Ninety-two millions of acres have been
scld producing 10 the Government one hundred
millions o. dollars, which ID less than what the
government mas paid for the lands bought Of the
Indians.
Cd. Twelve millions of acres have been given
10 ococgos, schools and canals
81. A report to Congress gives the following
amount Of lands on hand:
Indian title extingulshed to-. 3b1 94l loo
Surveyed .2I2 G46 $50
Ii is proper to say that there is report maoe
in Congress two years since, in which 1t is repre-
ten,ed, that the United States have derived rear
" ninety millions of dollars from the public lands.
We have taken the details, however, Tor each
year down to 1888 and added them together
The errors of the Congress report we take to be
these:
l. The sum paid for the removal of the Indians,
and other charges, amounting TO about twenty
millions Of dollars, are net included as it appears
10 us.
2. There is not enough allowed for the cost of
surveys and other charges,
3. The amounts are crs,dted the Government,
Cor which the lands sold, and not for what was
receited The Government at one time gave
credit and lost egreat many millions OF dollars.
In addition 10 the grants mentioned above,
several millions of acres have been granted as
bounty lands for military services.
Cincinnati Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

l.oNGLEY's WESTERN PkNAcEA This unrvaled family
medicine sold only genuine No. q Courtland street in
this cv The unyaed OF this po9ular remedy IN re-
evng and etecuy curing constitutional diseases and bilious
affections truly astonishing We assert wi;hnnt hesitation
that this ,acdcne w almost case "i Asthma Bron
chit> or lver ompaats, and general nntoe Tor snd
len attacks of sickness form Us eqna caano be found
This Panacen" is very palanbe metclce and We n I
those Of friends who not acquainted
with try }, will be found and speedy remedy,
Hl times and caihac unti.bious physc,
without partie!e q pam or nausea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

- BOARDlNG.-Mn. GOSS. having opened the new
naG commodous house. % Fesey near tho As;or House
prucrs coce OF desirable transient or efanen'
Boa.ders Cro,on Shower. and cold Baths Tree he
location central. yet Que, and shady. Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

~ Fall Fashion for Eats.-O FISH has now
ready the Fall Fashion for Hats, which gentlemen invited
to call and examine his Warehouse d Broadway,
doors above the City lIoisl. ORLANDO FISH.
.uNistf Fashionable Halter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.


& SMITH DODGE. Ients ~ Bond-stree having sues
Eavern experiment. secured phient fof nn n
oyed method setting ar;cIa Leeth. which has ecsVeI
IN. nnaua fed appreciation 81 sevrl eminent Denuss ar
many Uer0ps ~ tn. cry nnd Washington who hhse es.e '
oefniinn call. the attention Oi the pubhc 10 s
Is operation s perfectly simple and It's merits cor h 10 fnnk
r the teeth rr and sirong-obvntng Inc Fanin heces1
y extracting sumpv of tseh nnd kespng me NOUN s"est
and Glenn For particulars inquire Of
'" ''''' A'' DODGE & PARMELE. A B0DdIt
And in Washington Guy where they use II excIusyeiJ ano
.,i, NH ha ~ t.,nv y, f,,tber To -xplatn n23 lws~
a COTTAGE TO LET OR FOR SALE-Pleaje
A nnty situated Staten Island, about one ma hai
a mile from S;apIeon the dwelling Oi the mbscr,
1er There bni Of land with barn ana good wen
water The Richmond Stages pnss the door ~ Gonne1on
with the Ferry. Apply To w. EMERSON. d wan street.
ms 3iAwi u ---
8. TO LEASE OK a TERM or YEARs-The rev rev
ia three story brick Honse ia Amotstre-t hfst pooi
;5 tom Udsonstreet This Ouse !, hnhel IN t1e pest
manner with marble mohtes Croton water, &c. ana u
,ys suited TO the wants OF ANAL family Kent 9~ 70
good ,enaHt Apply To u "a. ,SS 80 Or on 4 60,
ALSO TO LET-The two story BRICK House on the Ninth
.venue between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets neaf
Cbeisea Square |; finished IN modern style, with mahogany
on mafbie nca.e Rent low for the be lance OF the
senr Apply to ID. a. CUSllMAN, lo5 Peari-strsset
Also TO LET-Tha modern built three story BRICK houle
vi. twentieth street, Chelsea Square This House. point OF
ocation and convenience well adapted 70 The wants OF
,sntseI Gimly Apply 10 ID. A. CUSHMAN,
ie3i is'f loo fehrSens.- neee-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

ny- Or. Phinney's Family Pills constantly
70! sale By A. b. & d. SANDS 79 Fulton street. s5 Broad
way and y EnSt Broadway eo om-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

OF Fall Style of fHats.-Bird, corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Gsntemen', Hats OF The style
FOX ensuing season. ready for Examination and sale
su27 lmlsS BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

Ng- Graham House, 63 neutrality-suspicious. OF
visitors desiring quiet home, where reel Temper
proierod them. coasistnG of Vegetables Fruits
&c without smuants flesh meats invited to Patronize
'i,s sus sJi tiN 4''A' '' '"'"e' 'a1'' &. GOSs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

CLARKs SCHOOL FOR YoUSSG &c LA: LADIES; :, 90 90
"A. i7 Mercer street will commence rs al rm On m s a.
early as practicable n::e, me opening OF the Tern
ID UrGERs FEMALE INSTrTUTE-;-The twenty, second e,
Is ,.n ,f tnis Inst u,iou wall commence on Mon
day next sept I'll are made for convsyins
pdm.,on nav be made Of the Lbra 10 the Institute build
Inas, No 80 Madison stsess. a~' w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
The following sales were made a, the Brokers'
New York Auction salcs-Aug. 27.

New Ork AUCTION SaIcs-AuS. u.
BY l.. NJ. Hoffman * Co.
Cofee-G0 hags Rio ut 5I4 II 5;sc. cash.
Wines cask: Pco hadsifs is1s; h pipes DO 4ols
Tobacco eO If bxs manufactured go, cash. hf dc. al AZ
over SltU mos.
Denijohns-53 two gall, Ale, cash.
BY d.. GW. Pell.
Surnr-5a Brown Havana 65s ~; Is do damaged.
s Il Sic.
By Minturn & Co.
CoHee-3C0 bags Rio IA Sc. cash.
By VIM. Gerard.
obhcco-2l ba!es St. Iugo Inferior Il to he. cash. 7hhds
Kentucky leaf. common, 80 n 3i2c, mos
Auction Sale at Boson-By Henry Robins &
Co-Brg Venosa built at hlediord. and topped III
harle,iown by Nathaniel Goddard Esq la5 tons Durhcn
shealhc and new c0ppered and put perfect order l5.5
well found IN rigging sails. &c S2i5G caseXecuICr sue.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

HARDWARE CHEAP Foe CASH Or OR CITY I"f,0 AC aGd
v,,,Ise subscribers would call the attention OF Country
eichahs Others intending 70 n s e asoea
cS which mas been recently imported by them dreet oh
-, in Europe when viii DO sold ct sa
advance Tor cash or City nccep anef; c-rpn l. 70
au2L Pm iwIs b. n. hht~2D----- hht~2IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
NEW SPRING GQ01S!
Mems 3oys' aud Children's Cialhlhs'
GpORGE IT. GREE e.
5o,iI0 CNatMnEi-strect,

EY1OEGE II. CIR e En-.
so.iIo CnathnEi-street,
WILL SsF 6S Fc6fa2fNifkAfE f2NfAhEhSs 4N sfH ruLr
HENS. BOYS .4,YD ChlLDRE1'S tL0IIING; lI =:
FIJI FIJI, GSS,GI, he TgSG | nys inv s Of
he has % ,Peff i;s Sss % I? iss'Sf TsrNGs &c
~ every oakc and has secured the services eIerencf
att.f- lie pledge. ansi to give pefiec. 1"acon 10 a'
" lay SsiSS a order a; ' shortest "0:s .s ssd
nth strict rrsctutiiy -- I ~"
30 SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCH,ANIsm ,,!
The subscribers would call ne hiie,tlon ol ueaes 70
heir new si elegant oil ousa Furnishing Articles
among which a' the W9SpFS i2'ST'FSS' waRr.
Such as Cedar puin'ed Tub. in nests: painted Pns ue
lar Pals. and brass bound; bras, noud I22ei. ieSmu %
M oval. both striped and plain cnTn oo; h nA; sr
l. nest, OF Boxes Measures. Door E!hk fea'ef pue'''
&c. &c. o,,, ,,:,pp
Including Wagons, Cndes children,s hns 10 OeI,'.
Market Baskets IN y hGs Tpsrn a"I S hey an ayen:
Baskets. r,> u,p,
,sc, variety hoh oi common aud pnnshel such 4, Coz
ee ard Ten ru Pans round md oval o' n zes
:eosp. and FGnne! vah n, VenCn and Hash Dishes,
h and ps,s Cover ne Urn, n.es Tnn Ssg9s VINE sS"De.
toanch Warmers, Paste Ctes. vegeinbe and hice Moas.
with endless variety Of other articles too numerous 10 men
''ol' TABLE CUTLERY.
Received direct from the 'ufnc"ry OF snme =, .v
sheffield cu,Ier. emhncins a the fne kinds oil Ivory nan
led and FORKS N acts Of 81 and - LII "nS Desert
nyr .od sen n,e To- use with silver ures-Res aGd chicken
,nryers " ih Lnes Of cnRtbs-Inbis ,.,a
fne assortment of Table Cutlery OF American nan'"'S''
which bears high rspuntinn.
Enhancing every under hend ~ the Housekeeping
Ire the following comprising ic~ only :-Compoaton
Pots round nnd oval Fh kFitI soup Dge-tsrs Preserving
Kettles Tea Kettle. Ten oiers. Sauce and stew fshs' ~
above on both with TN Id pHtchi cin,e .hiDg. ne
tsr of superior quality that will not rome on en- Isy
ONE yerv rlch in set, DOZENS Bferd Rn'ket hne iuy
cake and Sucn- BoNe. Ten and Coffee Histe spre ana
Cash i,oxes Dressing Cases Brss AndoD sh"ve ahh ons
Rms. md Wire reIdcrs tet FIEe et. some r,pee , W
.tandIns Raire Tub. Shower Sp0nglng, jiip hDd T""'
an,h, Water and Waffle Irons &c sc 6hc. -, -
The above stock hay, Just been ai IN Tor cash WIN YIN, tn
the manuacune-tbc domestic either msde to order o. "a
terms viii ennDe tne
her, no do not nnnn eyer the reputation OF enE
ear TO compctr bot, a. CARDS assortment and pnoes VIII
tny similar the city-0ur motto beng. sha"
''0''' '''' '''0~ WHTTTEMORE IL TORREY.
n,1s J,...I;vs 81 Nnden I.Hns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

STEAMBOAT CoLLsIoNS.-About sixty miles
below this city, night before last, the steamboat
indiana, descending, ran afou! OF the oregon,
coming up. She struck the after part OF one oi
her WHEEL houses, but did no material damage.
Four or five evenings ago, a lew miles above
this city, the steamboat Ashland, bound tor PITS,
tu Oh, was rIln into ny the Josephine and had
orc CT her wheel houses so much damaged that
she was obliged 10 return here or repairs. lhis
is very dangerous amusement. Cln. Uaz'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
New, Style Cen,iemen,s II

n- New Style CentiemeM's Ha3s,-The sub
ScDe Ia now prepared furnish his new style for the m
which will bs found fully the reputation h hns here
tpnre enjoyed IN the oh essential aIticic
dree. AMlDON fashionable Halter.
auS In Nuli 81. corasr Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

0- Thomson's Clay Medal.-Fo' sale at the
Tribune Office leo Naxauseet, THoAsoSs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness and ponouncedn
nserpece at Price slO per hundred. Orders from Clay
Cluls solicited. Yu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
Tho Soyannah Republican, Of 22i saws


Co1ros-Arryel since the 10Th inst 2s0 bales Upland, and
10 do Sea island Tn. exports for period have been
l3 bales Upland and 81 bales Sen Misunderstanding stock on
hund and on spboard. cearch Of AS bales Upland and
ba!cs Sea and against l4S7 Uplands and M Sen Islands
at same time last year.
The market hns continued dull throughout the week. The
fay es made sl further decline, every transaction
fact being in favor of tie buyer. Fifteen bales Of the new
crop have been sold a Ten bales from the pantu
lion of Mrs Jones' in Jefferson county, IN square packnge
quality about Liverpool il brought sc per ID. and bales
from another pantaon in round bales, OF middne to mid
dsg fair quality. brought &C. The accounts from the crop
continue to be Of favorable character: in Ict
pnners say with ordinary frost next month even they
would make more than they did last senson The
sales of the week 40 bales follows nj 55 liz
Mt l3l6lh l.S at 6 ll6 at 6s tnewl u7 10 do. IL cts
per h..
The business in Exchange has been tTnG for the last
week and the doors may be quoted Mt sc.
nominal Tie Bank for purchasing sight checks New
York and other Northern cities Z 10 x per cent discount
20 days q per discount. They now checking on
the North ut Z per premium Out door transactions
n shade better.
ulss W heat have been brisk during the week. at former
prcss-15aS cents The supply from the country has Eeen fair.
tjyer 80 COO bushels have received 10y both canals,
The shipments of Flour the increase. About l3,UU
bbls have went cast during the week.
slruEg Ing load of Woo! occasionally finds ' wny tn mar
ket. und off u; former price tkocheser Denl Hill
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
JOS. .B.B .BREWsTER.s HAT STORE,

I'D BoweRy CORNER or GRAND STREET.
a2t The Fdii Fashion n0Lc ready. lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
Mavkets... careful!y reported for The Tribm..

ASHES-We notice no particular change in the market
The 50 bb Pots at 81 1874 and l bo Pearls ut
ii ai 80.
UOTION-The market offers no new feature and prices
remain las: quoted The sales to-day were about lsO
bales 49, c,oo,,, nv
FLOUR AND MEAL-We notice sales of 400 bbs Troy q,
81 81 (enesee In Southern sales made OF lCOO
nils ieOryetown at 81 nnd 100 do fancy Petersburg at4 Is
Rye Flour We quote 81 Ss Tor North River, which ce
cneo llsc jersey Germ Meal with email sales, ~ IL
ESQ. oo0 o>o, ,, ,,,,.
at 81 S5c Thee i but very little market lot OF SO
bsnes very prime Virginia sold sSc- Sales 200 bushels
Rive nj and 4pO 500 bushels slip. a. b3 b deliver
e Ont, remuin nj q Sc Com continues Gbsndaut and
hsavy Saes l5OO bushels S"uthe5n at = &c W.T. and i
a .,c meas A cargo Of Southern Rye sold at 63c.
llAY-SarS 4c0 bales. at S5 - 40c w.
WHISKEY.-S;aie Prison Whiskey kas advanced ac. We
notice a of 40 baueh. nt 2is4c
PROElSlONS.-There Is nothing oi Importance DONG IN
Pork the demand being confined 10 small sales ior dome TIC
use We quote SIS 2ha and about So 6.-c
Tor Mess suc 800 hh prime Beet 1t So Lara Is IN aIr
demand with les 600 kegs 3D. Butter and Cheese are Us
ai nunied. Ntlhing doing in other pruvIslons.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

rs- I. o. of o. C.-Allen Lodg. No. "a I. o. of O..
F. wall celebrate their First hnnlves1y in the city of Hudson
on Thursday 2a inst in full resaa-Proce on Oriion and
Dinner lrhes the respectfully invited JOIN
Us in The ceebrntion The oruton will be Delivered BY Rev.
Brother L. H. Chaplin. 81. W. e. NJ Of Grand Lodge # Mas
sachu.eiis. GEO. u WEST,
as6 3ts Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

T7R ENCH AND ITALIAN WINDOW rhhDis.l in,s eosni1c
several cies French and Inan Window Shsdss e Shad,
m quality end imported for the city ia snbface the
vsried ,tys French Italian and s ste essc OF M
b sS ~ ths law Dr1ce Of 81 llnSs pair will be
S.'E.-Hercbsn;s and others buying 70 ~ .,.2i !is-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

SPOKEN, &C.
August 25 50 miles of Nantucket. saw bark New a-
ven oi and from New uwcG, steering = T. r, -,
July 3J lat Ii e. onc z 1 ship Suffolk. Fcfa New oiiehs'
Tor Liverpool. 80, - , r,u .,o,,
New ems Ia, lverp1o Aug & M % .. lcnE fo h;is Jo
seohina from CrCHsgti fJf New FORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

PosT OFFIcE, New York. Aug. % 1874.
Gs English Mail Letter Bags per per Royni y Mail Mni
Post offices in this city, Saturday the Sl ihs at @ MIN
utes past clock P. The overland postage OF lsA cts
aus ii JUHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. P. Nj.
IT, SationaIHall.-AM Meeting Will be held at Ma
tiun Hall on Thursday 18th inst ut p NJ of the Citizens
n ork favorable the Statesman Henry Clay under
the SUPERVISION of the THIRD WARD CLAY CLUB All friendly
TO the cause invited attend. Several distinguished
speaken ind also the Gee Club. will Re present
WILLIAM DODGE. Prednt 81 Ward Clay Club.
s.Mir SXLrk x Mann secretarie' au2sa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

ny- The Books OF Subscription to the Capita
Stock ofhe New York and Ere Railroad Co. open
the Office OF the Company No "a Waist.ee between ne
hovn flo and5. WIN. III. GOULD. Secretary.
New yo,k Ap.l 2sh. ISii ass
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

FRATsIclpE.- Montgomery (Ala) Jour
nal OF the 2lst inst mentions the death of &
young man named Joseph Armstrong, from The
hands of his brother, Tucker Armstrong. The
dispute between them grew cut OF an old settle.
ment. A knife was drawn by the murderer and
plunged into his broiher's body eleven times
The dreadful aggressor escaped, leaving his
brother a corpse on the spot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

At Trinidad de Cuba au- s. hrrks Ellen, DunhNm. iot
York in days; Cu>iia Higgins. Tor Cove, and ma arSe
de- M1dene ;hacsoT JUS; arrived; scht Orleans sa 20
' A. Far; au nace. Aus u brig Republic Smith. for New
YORK Ia days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

yx71Npow SHADE DgPQ M o :.ba M sa pa
w The subscriber. wan, m rsta lat NO Spruce
iss n ey ss have ry @ he on
;a6!sHsgs IN me ns e s ed TO any extent None sS
81 S s T. .oss Bsss Ar @ .s, ot edsoo%
tons Zone IN D. riI always find empoymen aso
sdssa m ou Apprentices None need Apply uh Is' sSs
a .aste for drawln&. RARTOI, & DE- MAUEY.
iy30 5Inu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
|. o. OF o. F.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
ALLEN LODGE, No. 81,
Will take place in The city OF Hudson

Members Of the Order and vicinity respect
iu!y invited 10 attend Rev. Brother T. H. CHAPtN. P.
Nj Of Mas will ds!ive. The Oruton AZ 2tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
SSos ast Page.

Arrived,
Ship Tarqnin Of Boston, Ioody. from Hav'e. July 81
zG ssis + F"fiaa, Pratt, Is day, fio St Ube' t=
uflhu: < 60. t;f -, r,
e E,-sl.od Aug i ai 70 ~. luas 20. exchanged signals
iil n l .f,ied hi2 with brck cross N ief top>all
Antra brig Arena Cost:Ene, ~ days from If-sie rags
Hns ecn9ta. Collins - days omrrindad de Cuba,
S,hr teory scf-.eer Stafford. IA DAYS from Port
Prince cntiee &c 10 FGn Sa-d IN company Tiih .chTs
Northumberland, Keller for New cfs Lucihes so" ioi
~cbr Co,iLla. Vaa N,me days from virginia. wood.
Schr Vim Cooper Crammef. . Gays iiom ioFK iiTel'
Srh, oco- Jones 2day, from Berlin. com. to B Fox
b. schr Radius Faulkner Ii Gays ION " hc'o'' .Ns pas
ter, 10 n:asier
Below.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

DCtONvs
bris Wind lisi: =. South. East.
Memoranda.
The ships siddons i Liverpool Adler for Bremen bark
Eunonas for Rio In-crp and brs tinnda Bianco ef ne
lie Iond reported sailed. have anchored al the South
West spit, wGlEs u WE'D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28


The brig Ursula, a, B!udGelds, Mus4ueto Shore,
South America:
This port is now in possession OF the English,
and British flag is hving here. a tonnage duty OF
part OF the Musqueto Shore, is TO go in force on the
3lst August Of The present year. An English man,
owar has been here and landed Governor and
some arms. 1t appears they are going TO take pos
session OF the coa>, as far down us Boco del foro.
The report here is, that the man-ci-war has gone
down 10 blockade Salt Creek"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

AcciDEHr.-Yesterday afternoon at about
o'clock, party Of Young men, being on pleasure
excursion on small lake or pond Staten leland,
ahout two miles from New Brighton lett the hUaI
when neur the shore 10 swim the remainder Of the
disrauc- Young Mr.. Jsnedge, son of II. +. Tali-
madge. Esq. when not more than lGO ivet from The
shore gave signs Of distress and although an ezp.it
swimmer sank TO rise 10 mvre. IL Is supposed that
ne had the cinmp. His companions "ent quickly
10 his aid hn, j, was too late they dived for him
but could not see MIN. Com. Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
BOARDING.

BOARD ard pleasant rooms at Mrs JANE liAiGHIs :
- No 10 Chambers street, can be Obtained y ate, M ot
nre gentlemen Transient bonrler accommodated BY The
d-y or week. References exchanged.
TO LEI-An Office recently occupied BY Dr. steyens m
uEo L"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

OF Great Reduction IL. Price.-FlFTY CENTS
BoTrLK-he chef VIRTUES OF this 1rco2aerous med
ca,ed compound
l. lis bracing ,trengheninr and clarifying qualtes
,. lis gently simua;r,g t.s action OF the skin;
- It's producing and encouraging reaction IN the bulb OF
oot aE particularly the pulp which receives the vesse'
and nerve. giving HE and vigcI 10 the han,
:. It's ecualzng the circulation OF the HUGS;
D. lts !rcecg the from he eiec;S o! peprno7 souri,
and danerli, rad disposinc tne hair 10 cl'i;
B. And is frequent vii pieeye the rn.r IN beauty ac
hed:.i 10 the utsSt period ofilic . -,
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rooms.
rs Broadway. corner Of Liberty ,t up stau iyao inu
, 1844-09-07
JOHN &. WEILBORN.

Does not need lectures from the editor
ct the Missouri Journal" upon the
right of "nsiruciion"' lie knows what
Is due TO himself and to his party, and
does not designto notice every scribb!er
who for sinister purposes may be dis
posed TO introduce his name before TIE
public. His enemies dread his popu-
larity, and are aiming TO lower him in
public estimation, but their assaults vii
prove for once futile and ineileclual.-
The people of Pike county know what
estimate to place upon the services Of
an honest & talented public servant; and
IL IohnE &. VVcEibnwn. 81
who made the co,n fur fly from William
Hiscs in 1872, viii be able TO do ii again
in 1916.
, 1844-09-07

marked cut for ourselves, we look for
ward with confidence 10 the support Of
Il friends in this county.
W. have necessarily made some sacri-
fees, but we go to or task with the as
surance that our Iabours will receive
their fiji! reward, aud that we shall meet
with encouragement from a liberal COIN
munity.