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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

Dn 1uaE AND DE- FAoro.--1he FIRST means
we have a rgh to Texas, md the second
means If we hag'Hi ne wiH hire II any hoU
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

Rev. Mr.. Gray delivered very able adj
dress upon temperance, at Jacksonville, Mar
shall county, on the Both uIt. Contempora-
ries speak highly ofit.-SOuth. Reformer.
Rev. d. L. GRAY of Marshall county, the
gentleman spoken of in the above paragraph,
is an able, jealous and efficient advocate of
the temperance cause.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20


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Tributary tg t.s South W.n
sod Northern saa..
southern pofli
Ihefe questions are If gas
.nd should b. first aaiwssl s.t.
.oiiign should be- even sBisU,.s..
icttd upon Faiih ihmtla s..l
ellgign, - dangerous ln m
hguld be- fret convinced bg sa,...
he justice and utility Of re-
MEASURE HE this, before eomna
b ~ favor lo,t ~ excessive ,,sl
{ remote evils should diigea,u5 !,
nd fatal ones CoiHmJilX d
The following will be- found u /.
onyenient table, exhibiting Tho MI
ie Presidential and State election.
rely, will be held IN the several sa.
ic present year, together with lhsaI
ectoral votes given at the last IN.
cclion. II will be found useful oa
1ring the approaching elections
We have corrected the time forhl
residential election in Ohio, which \
Isly printed as October 18th in esI
vi almanac that has alluded to he
at has met our eve:
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

The resolution provides for division of the
church property. The separation grew out
of the action of the Conference in Bishop An.
drew's case.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

" AS the Clay Club is 10 meet on Mon
udy' we suggest the proprety of appointing
t ut'rga,es to the Mass Meeting to be held at
, t,o1y Springs on the 7th of August. 1t is
'''ne the matter was attended To- "
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

nPDANIEL O'CoNNELL has been fined 1000
pounds sterling, instead of 1000 doliars, as we
stated last week, through mistake.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

o. The democrats Of Carroll are about a
Foote deep in trouble and Texas.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20
SEyEN COPIES FOR

Ana IN The same proportion for Inrper ,p,,
Der As we shall have to make an on,.l,v :,
money Tor paper and other materials. me- na,,
mems must be intaria6ly in adranc, To- n,y I,
&c understood that there will be no de,i,,,o,'
from his rule. - "'0'n'to@
WIN not the wings make an effort 10 10, =.
as many subscribers as possiblc1 The doao
Gratis are circulating their papers all tbro"L
The country and for the purpose of conn,e,
acting the influence which their misrrpro.an,n,
tons might otherwise have upon the pconle
the wings should send the vehicles Of ,rnb
into every nook and corner of the State
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

~ Fahels fenbiY, nfs n Ne Wis candid.
aifs ief iifsief ~ Ffss.iahi sfd tlfs pfsa.
dshi - iis United hiaist. wH aalisaa n.s
featle
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20
9oN OF CLAY CLuBs.-Wbat

ION OF CLAY CLUBs.-What saw
throughout the State to Conven'
-on early in August, of DELEGATES
various Clay Clubs throughout the
seSn as was proposed by the Adams
ca S 49, Club few weeks since ?--Match
pslilOn meets with our hearty ap-
plan should be put in opera. |
40 will do its part. Every /
ne that will tend to difuse |,
the people. We Is
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

The Baltimore Patriot contains letter ad.
dressed by Mr.. PoIk to Mr. J. n. Kane. Of
Philadelphia, dated Columbia, June 18th,
1914, from which we take the following ex.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

"Time is That desert ms 'I u u slsaI
The shapes and cOlO''
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

~ Hafas " lis ffmasHii w ~ taI p
aa gisbkala We'll flff is. Hs ~ah ttsl
ssslf alsis hisis sal Prove iil faf v hs W
We Hsnt fg 6f h.u. ~ We Hbat
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

~ Ws d.lssgsf ihsi fmHe ~ tls fsh
agitf fa fh# mr.aa afs w.ihefng awsy
wohdsf u fsy bas'al been tamp.sd 5odff
f,.fs . fnle fo1 mpsh hisiy'
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

275 l,274,2OS \
Selected by the Legislature.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

~ There never hi1 hen fine since w
origin ~ guf nry. ubsn there wtfs bf'1hlsI
prospects NJ ils success n ouf pf0nfirIsf w
of good cheer, noble whiss.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

hing out Of H. but those who come In Afterwards win be
be victims.
There very little doing In domestic exchanges Our
uostions merely nominal and without any mateii ia
Iteration from those current for the past ninety days.
abama funds are daily improving. There is usually
emand for Aisbama State money in the fall while the
rops are coming forward Large amounts OF this money
destroyed by the State authorities from time to time
md every dollar put out Of existence in this way must
improve the value OF what remains in circulation Last
M the discount these bills fell to five per cenws
huoe7 The rates on other points, particularly on
The South, will steadily improve the productions Of
ZACH section Of country forwarded to this port for
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
State OF Trade.

AsHEsThere is very little doing in potts. and we quote
$4isi a 4 % Pearls are very steady at 81 sia437S
low norhern southern and western sell as wanted at
soc. 80
bREADsruFFs-There is fair demand for wheat, but
very little IN market. Northern etches o6 cents;
oats ~ cents; rye 20 cents Flour expected Is
down again Genesee sells at 81 623
CorToS-The market evnces dull feeling but little
disposition being shown to purchase the present rates
About 600 bales were taken to-day, including lot Of
mddng iair upiands, $40 bales from the wharf, land
HAY-Comn on qualities of North River bale quote
at 32c Prime sells at 40c for shipment
WHnKEy-Drudge casks are in very limited request at
2ac Western and prison barrels held at 243 25s
Ol The latter description the supply is very small
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

question whether the main line Of the public works
of Pennsylvania shall be sold not will be settled
day. Very little doubt exists but that the people will
give their consent to have the works sold The next
question to be settled will be- where can purchasers be
found We the section Of the law providing for
u decision in favor of the SALE
Section 2si hat il majority Of the electors at the
election Aforesaid shall decide in favor of sale of
main line Of the public works. then and in that case it
shall be the duty of the Secretary Of the Common wealth.
within twenty days after said election to notify the
appointed by the second section of this act
that majority of the electors have decided And the
said commissioners shall proceed to expose the said
main line of the public works to sale in the here
nbeiore provided preserving the relations Of time
as to notice. opening and reopening the books and per
forming the several duties eDjoined upon him.
The last annual report Of the Canal Commissioners Of
Pennsylvania shows the expenditures Of the msin line
have been $425oS7. and the receipts $s57 as. From
rspsrt recently issued from the Auditor Generals Office
We take the annexed statement showing the cost re-
venue and expenduressof the main line Of public works
up to 1874 F-$t GaM
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

EPISCOPAL CosvRsros This body assembled
again at Philadelphia on Monday, and after the
usual preliminary proceedings, the minutes Of sat
uiday were, on motion Of Mr.. Brooke, cf Ohio,
so amended as to Insert the resolution in reference
20 the style and ttle Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, offered by Mr. Dubois al the preceding
meeting, and the resolution and proce, dings had
thereon were ordered 10 be placed on the journal.
Mr.. Memning, Of $. Carolina, offered a preamble
and resolution, to the effect that in the estimation
OF many ministers and members of the Episcopal
Church, serious error OF doctrine had been pro-
mugated by means OF tracts, and even from tho
pulpit; therefore, it was necessary that distinct
expression Of the opinions Of the convention res
pecting the rule OF faith, the nature and cacy Of
the sacraments, &c., should be prepared and pub
lish.d This eclcited great deal OF discussion,
which lasted Till near the hour OF adjournment,
without resulting III any definite action the re-
solution. motion prevailed TO prjn 1000 copies Of
lh- Convention Sermon-aiter which the Assem-
biage adjourned.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

FIRsT BOARD Oct 6-$2,9<0 Texas Notes IL; SIC, 400
Reading Bds 72 $40 900 do 72} $4,000 do 7a1 Sl00
vicksburg Cert II; 100 do lns ~, 100 do vii
R4 ds ao3 6ado 2st 900 State So, "a $4,000 do os
ds, "a; ~ shs Girard Bk ds, n, 800 do III.
No sales Ut Second Boarj 10 day
SECOND BoARD YEsrEapAr-ss shs Norristown RR "a;
$1,000 Tennessee BIDS lst Jan SOD 10 shs "A RR i09f
$4,000 state Fves days 745; 80 shas Bank, 5dsys,
ol ST. % Sfa'e Ewes new annual 65, 90 shas Grand
Gull i0t 8 do Northern Bank, kentucky, Ola; 10 do
Planters Bank, Tenn ,67}
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

In the city county OF New York from Sept
to the 5th Of Oct, 1874.
36 Men-3O Women-A Boys-46 Girls-Total lac
DisEAsM
Apopcxy2; Bleeding from lungs 3; Burned or scslded 1:
Lancer Casualties !; Cholera lnantum Il Consumption 2
Convaon ii Compression Of brain q Congestion Of brain
pop N the Hrad7; Drowned5 5; Dysenery q Epilepsy Il
let !; Fever fyphus g. Hopping Cough ); Inflammation Of
Brain >; nfamnation Of Bowels inflammation OF chest
Inflammation OF lungs 81 Inflammation of Stomach Inham
nation Of throat inflammation of liver insmperance
MMnSmston Az p marasmus s. Measles q Morfeaon Il Old
Teething !; Tstanus 1; Tumor Il Unknown l.
AGE-undsr year A; to years "a; 2to 20; to TO- S.
TO- 81 10 to 90, |; 80 to 90, l.
City Inspectors Office. Oct. T. 1874.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

FIRg AND Loss OF LIFE Last might between IL
and IL O'Clock, hre broke out IN the stable of
George Emery, corner Of Rawe and school streets,
whicn was destroyed with quantity of iced, gears &C
Several houses in the nsighbo hood consider ably
injured and the furniture of the families dsmsged ard
destroyed IL was evid ntly the work Of incepdisry.
The horses were all got out wihoit harm. The most
melancholy part Of the affair is the d. ah young msn
named Peter Himer, Who alter the fire nearly extn-
gushed was found in the charTed hay. SC lifeIess
corpse Il m supposed that he had been ssles hs loft
and unable TO get an alarm, in conse-
quence Of the dense smoke Wo learn that three
attempts had been previously made fire these premises
Phil GAG. Oct 8
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIvA AND
SARSAPARILLA

IHIS OF the speedy and eecfua remedies for
OF Gonnorrh9a that has been introduced II
pleasant the palate and steu the stomach and easily
taken, being the usual form of In
gaed all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
found speedily eicacous seminal
whites, and all discharges Of the
whoya vegetable compound and like charm in pro-
ducng immediate Ierston upon the affected Full
directions accompany the medicine which may had No
Ann street-Price 81
S-Strangers desire medical advice may consult DE-
Glover confdentaly his Office No Ann street. all
of the DIV aud evening % ltsec
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
)LD ESTABLISHED EMlG RANT PASSAGE OFFICE
m - M m

JvhS HEHDtl n, 81 Souin st,set New lY.s.
The subscriber make bung
from Great Britain aud Ireland iva LIyerpoo)
who may be- engaged this office with Of his agents IN
the United states board the packet shps sailing from Liver
pool every FIVE order afford every facility. h4
will have despatched American ships New ork and
Bpston, every w-k during the year.
Those sending friends rely that the due
dgen be them heretofore and should
any Cor embark the money will be refunded
cusomsry and those mittng their friends have
Drafts and Bills OF Exchange for able de-
mand the following banks without discount other
charge) viz
ENGLAND -Messr. Built Son Co, Bankers, London;
j. Barned Co.. Liverpo0 the National Provincial Bank OF
England and Branches throughout England and Wales York
SHIRE District Bank and Brsnches Birmingham Baking Co.;
Lancaster Banking Co.
LAND--NatIonal Bank Of Ireland and Branches and
Provincial Bank Of Ireland and Branches in all the principal
throughout the Kingdom.
SCOTItND-Eastern Bank of Scotland and Branches
Greenock Banking Co. Ia Glasgow and Grrenock.
Persons residing the country and wishing send money
their friends nsu its being done satisfactorily, their
nmng th smoup, they wish sept with the nsm nd addr.ss
o the for whom is nteudeJ draft for the amount
will then be Forwarded first packet and receipt
Tor the returued by mail. M
For further particulars apply f by letter. psd) to
slsec JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
sALEs OF srocK,-Bosror. Oct. 7.

SALES OF STocKs-BosToN Oct T.
At The Brokers' Board shares East Boston Co 800
ib5 so do blo l6t so do. sam bi s75 do 49, 100 do,
sam 5i 800 do, l6t so do siw 6 81 do l6i; 100 Nor
do: 7st 90 Reading kR hsO, 27t 80 do AZ 25 do, san
26a $50 do bw ~; 225 Long Island RR, s3m SSH 2s5
Western RR esq., 100 do b2m, SGT; 100 do boo s6(; 81
do slw SSH 50 600 SIS, 1885, l03b s. 600 Reading
RIt bonds OF 1880, bl6d, To-
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
Passengers Arrived.
STocKHoLM-Brig John Johnston-B Reichfeldt.
Foreign Importations.

PALERMo-Ship Hellespont-a08 pkgs mdse Lawrence &
Phepi3 cases liquorice orders pkgs Read Chad
ca bsssn Gay n npG0 D willow
MALAoA1Shp Elisha Denson-GOO bxs rasns 1877 do lie.
mons 30 bdls mats 10 cs quorce paste FranciaJO ar
pxs Taslns staker-70oq wine Aauirre Galway-50O
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

we shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken ON their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
newspapers they have He will board them i'm
medlatey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents at home
q abroad viii also confer favor by sending this office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical nfoma-
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
Domest.s. Imuortation..

New ORLEANs-Ship Oreans-i2i bales cotton 10 hhds to-
bacco @ Maand co.i35 sacks wheat Heram, Lees
ll38 pigs lead Sachan Scot-l327 McCuogh-4O hhds
Payenstadt9 bales Wood-2l3 pigs lead Rogers CO.
bales Henry Greenwaya bags feathers casks Mathews
~ hhds BSoman Johnstos eos bales Maybe4s hds
"a hhds osbon dc Osbo;n Bragg-li cks bbls Hussey
Mackay-8J Gihon-l00 bkts Durand 4 co-8 J M LIP
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

DOCTOR EVANS, No. 2S3 Pearl street, near Beekman
- street New York has been than
eessa practice Of physlc and surgery particularly in Gums
lperiecty those every variety
ecret disease gleets old obstinate ulcers throat
Sc caused BY malpractice. This city Is inundated with ali
Kinds OF yenders make money matter how; they
ne all great p cans fyou believe their long pung adver
tisefnens and forged certcaeswhout regula diplomas
IL o the importance for the unotuuae choose an
experienced ply yican. Dr. r. the oldest
ths city his practice great his astonishing
e they have been exrr;Tl the Hospitals incuabe Ills
Offices well arranged for privacy. Call Al 2gs Pearl street
aud be convinced His charges and al
c're' gharinteed.
M MUUADOhE WcO-30 bales beat quality tOr lie ~
Ah WOODHULL u MINTuRNS,
o3rc South stlssr
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

Sid Mail Homans; Empire. Smith; Free Trader Kelsey and
Philadelphia
HARIfoRp Oct 5Arr Seneca, F,ancis NYork Sid Adell,
Fox Nfork; 9th, Token Post Mobile; Lois Honeywell,
fhadelph'a 1th hop Prindle and Fulton Hyde, Albany
LPHIA, Oct BArr, Genus, De WOLFF N.wYo'k;
WWS9dla.d W%a.a (ST iohnsco from John, B. Ellen Boon
AAdams Niekerson do Cpd Rosalie Hill Jr. West Indies
Sowena Wilson Lagua; tme aid Mkenzie, Boston; Two
ss aSi San pih Barep Lssatos do Npuas s,t,n ash.m
Mershon, Troy; L Hatfield. Gray, do; Denmark DAVIS
YORK; Gomez, Cox do; Mazeppa Fleming, dos Elizabeth
Haff, saeo; tns@pe Adams, Pseksskll.
Brookyn Richardson Genoa Marsaetta Everett Rio
nero Arr Echo, Snow 1homastoI; Ramhle-, Merrhsw
Sweet BGnspa, sssusl Abbott Bower NYo,k sd Mar
qnel Raynor Jersey Cy; Osceoa Yeaman Boston; Rowe
na Young do Maria Causey, Stubbs Greeuwch Splendid
Thompson, Troy.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CA NTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE l2l CHATHAM STREET, N.
Br0ich Stores, 3l8 Bieeckev street, New York,
36l Grand street, Suffolk
l3l Greenwich, near Fulfon,
i6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
% Chestnut and 43 North FIFTH street, Philadelphia
II Ian3pey street Boston.
INVITE the attention VI City aud Country Families
Purchasers their where think
will be found by tar the best pure and
Teas in the United States The universal popularity and
their house qualities prices
aud upright dealing well understood render further
Original and only warehouse for the sale
Howouas Black "Observcstrangen will be particular
remember the number Of the principal Chatham st
viz l2 between Pearl and Roosevelt Th. public vii
also be pleased take that the Canton Tea Company
have nothing do with other stores except those described
Al the Of this advertisement. au23 3msec
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

Ford, trlsd at st Louis f,r shooting the seducer
Of his daughter. has been acquitted.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
SHIP NE WS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s-Arr Fame, OBJ Melvin, sJohn N
a Lord, Pitt NYork.
BAIrlMoar Oct s-Cld France, Marshall, Amsterdam.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
AUCTION SALES.

: rvy PuTsH sPoHyT oByhBous ROOTS M rs AT AUCTION
es.sd o% Harlem Holland % and s sfas os ss
case: s0.ieS every ;sd WIN be ssida suitable o
s'IL PAIN rlN,,S Al AUCTION
T EyY& SOONER viii sell on Wednesday Evening. at
o. Ps sa at Mo- Isl Bt"sdgay nts new sosec Of
caiaCsass ready Tas.d,y When sSsy will rSsdy
A UGTloN ION NoT,CE-Ei-gnt Fqrniture--Cn Thursday 3,
made @ 3 w BE- sold i The sst superior Al
handsome modern built house. No. street Spring
o. st.ee 80 TiIos. BELL. Auc.ionser:
ART AND sclENGE - OF DANCING AND
ad t asa.nsa # Nsw hs
their Ca.:s. il i, ,Dansss Wasas Polka Dsaes VII
Brosdysy Saturday. october la,h and viii coat. coainas
D,y 9. dS YssHs ladies and Gsssa under
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
r trusts that The ,eie,ence he shall oer his eapaby
peaos @ b . sSsr % s0 L, AND attended
Ayeaae where terms will be made known and given
containing particulars: o2 imsrc
M'tLE. PAULINE DEsJARDlNs respectfully inform.
hsr G end the gas M d S h, s . about
she will tsach the ayete Polka sazourka, aud all the other
and ic% clock oeiaet CLOCK 70 O'CLOCK
call At M's Desjardns house, Park Place. sas swsrc
DR. LARpNEE, CQNsULTING ENGINEER. Athe;
continue the professional which for
sued on an extensive scale IN London and ~ consulted
psentee manufacturers ard Others questions regarding
improvements the and which involve the
application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside distance forward (pos paid)
clear statement Of the with necessary drawings or
cirnens, when Immediate attention " i'll be given. nc
KlSH FANCY STORE.
565 Broadway,
WHERE may be had Fancy Articles just received from
~ Constantnople. Also, Turkish Tobacco flesh Turkish
Candy made here by the proprietor ian Armenian gentleman
who has long resided in Consannople. His Candy being
Constantnople. IL. TATEOfSAN
INDIA CHlNAA few Of those splendid India China Din
ne Sets on hand, and will be sold low. Aso Cups and
Saucers. - - -
Persons Wishing India China match would do well by call
ing at THOMAS l.: ROSE, cheap China Glass and Eahen
$50 Grand corner Of Centre OF 3tsrrc
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC
MONS, MADAME AND MAD'LLE. GAUVAIN h.ye
4A resumed their Glasses aud he season
The French taught through Manescas Oral System
used by M Gauyain Tor these hfteen The Piano
Guitar and Singing also taught the approved principles
The French language usually spoken in the family Apply
at 397 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
NEW YORK. sEPTEMBER, isU
FRESH IMPORTED STOCK OF
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH WOOL

LENS, Nc, &c, &c
TO BE CLOSED BY NOVEMBER 4. ls<l
ONk Of our paftnes intending retire from our concern on
tnr isto November next We bee respectfully ino 700
that made necessary 10 close present Stock for
that day The Goods have been imported b. die latest
and consist in part Of the following, viz -
French Broad Cloths,
Castlneres and Vestin%, German Castor Beavers,
Broad Cloths
Threcfourths and ssfouIths Doeskins and Cassmeres
English Broad Cloths
ChssIneres Beavers. Pilots, Lion Skins, Blankets,
Paddings, Worsted stnffs and testings,
, . Ia every variety, Sc., Ac., &c.
French, German and English Fancy Csssimerrs, Nc
Scotch Psids and Scotch Twecds, &c
And Tailon Trimmings,
- In every variety
fop will please favor with call and obgs
Your most obeiisnf servants
NEVINS ~ co,
No.ts CEDAR STREET NEAR NASSAU sffKEEr,
~ z@-r tUP sTAlRS.)
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
CIRCUs--IsOWERY.

CIRCUS-BOWERY.
The Original and Legitimate NEGRO SINGERS have re-
n,r III. turned d.,i from Eqglmdt : 20
Besides whose performance there will be given new and
brilliant CavaIcade,
THE MAIDS OF PERSIA AND MOBILES OF THE
EAST.
Led BY Mrs. Cole, Mrs CULLEN, Mrs Rodgers and Mrs.
Williams.
Mrs. Cullen (for the first the Nautical Act Of Horse
manship. called the SAILORS Return
Besides Vaung, Tumhling, Riding &c.
Boxes Is cents Pit i2k cents-Private BoIes 50 each
The New York herald., 1844-10-09
NEW STYLE OF AUBUsSON

ANN NSTER CARPETING
JUST RECEIVED and being opened large and well
selected assortment OF Aubuson CARPETS OF the richest de-
sisiine Of great variety Of patterns and sizes surprising
richness and elegance thing OF the kind before
Also large invoice Of Administer Carpeng OF and
lu designs and colotogeher with splendid assortment in
variety, Of Velvet Wtons Geneva Veves
and Brussels Cengs comprising the largest stock Of goods
furnishing Purchasers wishing the latest aud best style of
goods requested call and x,mne the above before
maklug their selections. REUBEN SMITH, JR,
% lwissec 25f broadway, (opposite CITY Hall.l
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

The Suffolk Insurance Company OF Boston, have de-
cared semiannual dividend of five per cent pay able
on the 9Th inst.
The Bunker i'll Bank Of Charestown, has declared
semi mrannual dividend of three per cent.
Domestcs exported from Boston during the week end.
ing Oct. 5th
40 west inoies. % Dales
East lhues. . /. ID :"
South America. ............. 100
The New York herald., 1844-10-09

uUNTERfAN DISPENSARf, 3 Division street. establish,
IL ed 1885, for the sale Of the famous Huners Red Dop
known unparalleled all the United states
and Europe, in secret deDes tna have baed the skill of
Of the eminent physcIins nothing Of
hundreds OF doctors tht like mushrooms ali the
country Pce per VIAL warranted N al No her place
this city the article be Ubt ned This medicine
cannot be obtained in Boston, Mass, although counterfeit
sprad all that city Neither b. obtailed in
Char. .ston - O. For counterfeit has beea sold
th place. To be had IA Albany at 81 Lydus street