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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS
SIN NEW NOV Els WITHOIT ADVANCEMENT,
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE
OMNIBUS OF MODERN ROMANCE,
Con siElag

-
40. Iy....Pr 5 e,nts.
Con a;Elag
1.-THE TGlNCES6 Or U;CLFENnuTTELL:a Novel
by Henry X,chokse. Translated from tie German by
O. c. iiebhe. l.. l.. n.
H..ThE Post CAPTAIN; o.. Wooden Wals Wei
Manned
ui..CAMLL!. CT. IoTss Ds.uises. Trans a:ed fion
F!srch oi Victor Mangn. b. l.Edy Of N-s-York.
IV..TilE FATAL WHISPER. 81 John Cali.
N.,THE SISTERS; or. Waning. aud Wonders.
VL.THE CuGAlE. b. Frederika Biener. Translated
from tie Swedish.
TIE uncsn;pel wich iss attended the DubIcl,,a
OF tire O-H-.IBCS OF MOD ER-T ROMANCE enaH.eS
- Incrsisc ts raconS with lumber.
In pres cul.c;un original Ct
csiebrlted ve. II French Fnd German of them
lsd by trn Hs05e tnnsll,or Scais;sds VIKINGS and
made a'raHg procure unpublished
-ron the best ivHg authors.
Much surprise has been expressed by the critical lurla, Of
the day the extreme ceapne OF the Omnibus una.
instance Phlicepnl uuguzne assured readers That
nj ih, We n!e reaty r-s that long as pubic wii
continue buy work ensvey they have done.
shall te quite iurnsh ay, and reader II
md riorc worthy o! theIr favor.
We perceive that co1nerfe;es work in get
TIM up ,hrm Omnhues. composed of unsaeabe pamphlets
allies of every department OF business and do
expect exempt The public nave by this time learne TO
between the spurious and the Dunibue,.
svefa of-iaal works of the deepest interest prepArn
,ion and will appear e embracing repository. Tne
,,,ess1t number wil re found eNreedIn. zig rch.
Published hy JAS MOWAl-r. ond for sale wholesale snd
reuilby J. ". LESLIE.
Ia Roadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
DORR n CH "A N ID L E R,
DRY GOODS,
nu6 is:Ol
Li.,cl1y-sffeet,

NyIIiINEKY AND SILK GOUD-CilEAP FOR
vi CASHIhe subscriber received within the laSiew
lays al 81 Beaver-,r three doors from Pear street
below Wall an unusually large assortment OF MILLINERY
and FANCY SILK GOODS for the Fall TrQde. Having
bought early has had the PlCk oI the market
rcunrly Of BONNET SILKS. EELVETS, Sa'flNS and
RlBB0N-he having decidedly the largest and most splendid
be found will be constantly BAR
from and private sale daily oue hout
A. ne buys and FOR CASH. he well knows that exre
way and he believes the reputation he has o! selling fer les
than be bought elsewhere guarantee 10. that
lie invites MERCHANTS ard hLLlSgIS 10 call and examine
before purchasing They mny depend that 1t will not only
pGy do but they will BE- most sure 10 find what they want
III Is he had. -
aS in1is L.. al- ST Ems.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
LEARY g. CO-FASuIONS.

GESTL LEMEN'S HATS Of our inm tabi. style, for The
ensuing Auumn will be ready for sale and delivery und
after the 3ls inst LEARf 4 co.
no 4 and Astor House.
NIB Our Circular of Fashion will be forwarded to
those who address US Posr PAID ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
CLOTHING.
WHIT. JENNINGS & co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

WHIT. JENNINGS & co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
23l Br0ddnay, AnaericsH Hotel, opposite
le Fountain,
Solicit Citizens and Strangers requiring Gar
nepts large assortment OF Goods for Fall and Winter
selected with Of rendering stock as nch IN
quality and variety be found IN this city. comprising
Beaver and Med Cloths FOX Overcoa Ciosks sc. FreDcn
md Englsh Cloths Tor dress and ock Coats styles
as>,me'es. Rich Velvet. Merino silk md SATIN Nesnss.
Shch viii be made orer 81 pccs repn,a-
the pioneers the reformation thai
the of compsnt that cash purchsse taxed ior
hets dsnIre cies The style and finish Of our Garments
s with those any other establishment and in this
the seGue! ot the extensive patronage eetes. - sf
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At THE
Ncw-york CASH Tailoring establishments,
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beiotc he Franklin House.
n The Subscribers respectfully that they have
made extensive arrangements iur the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
,ch viii enable them offer inducements than
gentlemen wishing 10 economze in the purchase Of their
ful and Winter Garments.
They have already received b. late arrivals great variety
tnew ard rich styles of Goods well adapie 10 the
easo-and will also receive by the packets and steamers
he aces, aud best assortment OF the nes; and most beautiful
yles fancy French Elastic CamsreS rich figured veret
ashmeres satin and SIR Nestigs ever before offered IN this
.y.
Ao Just received several Invoices of Twicd aud Bea,er
Cloths foe Over Coats Cloak P-,os &c Black ard fancy
,olored French and Engsh Cloths from the celebrated
manufacturers being the styles their establishment
r The last five years. and which for durability. beauty Of lin
S and astness of cocD. cnnno! be xceled eauaed by
any st,lcs ofCloths imported To the United States.
Their stock of Fancy Dless Articles will comprise part tho
richest styles OF fall and winter Cravat Scarts Suspender,
Gloves. Handkerchief Hosiery Under Shirts and Drawer
hen and muslin Shrs Collars, bosoms. Shoulder Brscc-.
ling and Money Bells, Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes, &c
with every variety of goods usually kept gentemans
general outfirs establishment
Also full of ready made Clothing consisting OF
Coaks. Goats. Dress and Fust Coar. Pnntaoons
Vests every variety where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate depend upon getting FIST article
made and trimmed every respect equal those furnished
order mud prices that fail please Strict puncu-
atty observed in fling orders.
r-7- Terms cash, ard no deviation in prices.
nu3} istf J. &. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

E- Graham House, G3 BarcIay.-Ci,izens or
transient vtery desirn. quiet hume where rci Temper
cnce diet is orofe-ei ihea consisting Of verenbes Fruits
Er without stuans or flesh rrea invi,ed 20 patroni.s
''iu sus 5Jis' tfs ie''"' Il. GOSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
DODGE pAR,{EIF DENTISTS,

]
Il BOND srRzzT. sEw-YoRx, AND IN WASHINGTON CITY
FIom HIM Spas Urt.a, IT. {. y Senator tr9E me Haate
Of Neg York WASHINGTON. d 9. Feb To- le+
nR J. SMITH DODGE upon bs arrival IN iasi, ,n Is;,s
rom several tiends 10 NevYork OF the Isaest esscrh9
md standing conaring the s,rnnG: and mot lavoraDie @
.imonn hnh e1csre oi III. pvsie eDo
Ms superior proessoua.G nIifcaons These ictoy ev
re az The a snd the Dents, induced the 81 once enshee
he nrncui services Dr. Dod tor my oTn iamy ano
ny vie and myself now able from pe,ai s S, zen
,1an .rJ seic,l pent. This testimony Il thus gwen oy
ne =" well in Obedience he earnest 9lfliacns oi Ispsca
we a he al III and fidelity Of the Doctor in hs Profession
IS to my own so SILAS WRIGHT. JR.
m Donor hls afer years Of expennent patented an in
chcd II seitIne afticini tee'h-llsny psrSons who
II and ssvera Denits give Their appro
r. lnpcE & PAKMrLr use exclusively N New: Yors
&c = IL, u .I,as.,,n au3J lwn'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
DEITZ, BROTHER & co.

No. Is JoHS-sTREET. NEW-ioRK,
AND No. 81 FUI.TaN-sTREET, BRooKLYI.
Original inventors and sole manufacturers genuine Dorc
laAp Also, manufactures and dealers IN Improved Cam
phere Iame Solar Lamps. Ganduss Hall Lsmos and Ian
;errs Astral ard Sc Slade, ChmRies aud Lamp Gasse oil
all kinds Lamp Wick Pure Sperm p. Camphele nni Bum
ov prices for cash Ssp9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

-s,HE VIRGINIA TUBACCU AGENCY. 45 Waier-st.
Merchant and Agent for the sale of MANUFACTURED Tobacco
Has always hand at the above Agency full supply OF
Manufactured Tobacco. Of all brands and descriptions direct
rom the Virginia Factories. for sale on liberal terms;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

inc will be held Institute Rooms CITY Hail. Tuesday
evening. 81 at O'clock Members OF the Institute are
requested 10 be pulctuai IN their ntendance; -
s22,. CHARLES l.. BARRlTT, AcCary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
J a ME , L A { Y.

J ! =
DRA.ER AED TAILOR.
II No 81 Jfn stre't HsGr VILGm.
HAS always on hand select aoitmeno The ne iesii on
able s;yl. o Goods be found III tae market consisting n
Cloths Cas,irer and Nenss OF every description which
will ae made up 10 order sJie of lit and Workmanship not
surpassed by my othr cstn shmet the city and u
,iteTabIe re,iu-uon from Br =ry prices.
Gentlemen furnishing the;r ~" goods have them inde
and irinned III GEer, and coed ii: warranted Ut
The following prices:
Dres. Goats IS to SO rock Goats 9io ]:
Pai Is snd Ves:s. 81 each
sI,o IN hand n select afinr3t Q: -saG Clothing
Dres. md Fock Coa,s nl-s, es, Oce Cots. Oscrcosu
and Clua.; 5 I. &C. at redcc ed pices.
,.i ~. e " we, f . ims
DIAPER CUTTING MACHINE. for SAP cheap suitable
Tor Bookbinde Paper hsher or FOR s9ua,ns paper ar
ateiy inonire Of FRANCS d LoUTREl.. Menriactnnnf
StAtoners y Maiden lane u
C,xRpETlNG And CARPET RUGS.-Insrnn oi differ
I sn, n1t,arns oo ronsi. anIeni far sale low, by
Sapa pa' lw j. h ELEECkER i co. ts Wliiam.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
Suoken, &C.

The packet ships 81 James, Cor London, Columbus, for Lily
srpool and Utca. for Havre. sail to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

LEs- Fall Fashion fer Hats.-0. FISH hns now
ready Fall Fashion for Hats, which gentlemen invited
to call and examine a his Warehouse 37 Broadway, two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
au2Oistf Fashionable HITTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

INDIA RUBBER CARRIAGE CLOTIl-75 pieces India
Rubber 10th for tops, pfnn md damask patiern' itI sac
the ycy lowest Dces ~ The warehouse 0 me Newah IN
q 50 Maiden laEe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

ABLE MURDER.-We learn with regret that
!, Hon T, is of William Blair, Jr. Esq native of
,ne M,.e.,a Mass where his fathers and relations row
we "Ln, o has lately been resident lawyer in
a so,,h wes 'crn part OF Missouri, have received
te scas, trt as leads them 10 believe that he has
n suea ,.5nrsd a. the West, while tour OF busi
en oeen Tno hoJ;es were found dead near the road
nf h;c, * believed 10 be that OF sir. Blair.
So, bnr rd;cs,ors of having been killed for their
,oonsy MIR. Blair must have been ehout 20 years ct
zoe. and had family. h's mysterious ana saa eIn
Iii be ;eenlv depiored bv bis many relatives ard
f;.nJs in Mis- vicinity. His wife was from West
Snr;U@se.,. [SprnsGed Daily Republican.
Cap:. Moses, Of the steamer Path
finder nj Cincinnati, states that IN an ai!erca'ion
growiny out Of slight MISUNDERSTANDING, an over
SER named Porter, killed citizen oil ticKsourgh,
nsmcd Waters few days since. Waters was
n;.rced several tines by t dirk, and died imme
diat.ly
SrnpEy DEArH.-A woman by the name Of Mrs,
Mackintosh, in Po,tsville, on Friday morning, at
IN. upper end of Market street, was found lying
dsad. with her face in small stream OF water. IL
is supposed that she went 10 the stream late the
previous evening for water, and was taken win
IT. feil INTO the water her face aud was drowned
She vas not missed from the house until found in
the morning. candle was living by her side.
Pittsburgh Chron.
PorATors.-We hear considerable complaint
from the in this vicinity that their potatoes
''''.'
rust, and d,ing before the ant has come TO inau-
rtv.
if sny Of our readers have an opportunity to save
porato balls or the seeds of this plant, we advise
them to do so. The tops with the balls on can be
hang up under shed and dried and kept ready for
pInu;inc ne2t spring. 1t ia the opinion Of several
eminent agricultural writers in Germany, Russia
and Great Britain, that by continuous propagation
from the tubers for many ears without recurrlngtc
the natural seed of the plant it has lost much OF IFS
ygor and vital power. late number of the Jour
nal of the Royal Agricultural Society Of England
has valuable paper, written BY Russian, on this
subject whose name do not remember. The
a. Dry Gangrene,'' or disease which may be de-
sicnared BY other name, has affected for seve-
raj years ihe potato crop OF Great Britain Germany,
Russia and sweden. In each of these countries,
ard on the Hudson River in this Stale, and we know
not how many other places, new seedlings have
beeu ,ropa gaed, which said to be much supe-
rior to er:, old roots.
The potato crop of this State alone exceeds
10000 600 bushels u year. We have the authority
Of Mr. CoemaH for saying that in some parts oi
Germany they nov; contrive to raise 1000 bushels
potatoes on five acres OF land, or 500 bushels per
acre. lbuuaio Som' Ao'erusei'
MURDER IN NASHVILLE. A man named Samuel
Rlapuing was shot BY Il MIR. Merchant, in Nash
vile. On Friday evening last. The murderer is III
Jail. lLouisvilie 1ourha ~'h'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
o>- Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY OF
Nsv-YCrlz-rhr Institution. dung tha month of Au-usi

MORRIS ROBINSON President.
S.MrEL UASS.Y. Secretary.
MIsTrRx PosT N. y. Phy,lcian to the Company. La
% BOARDlNG.-Mr. GOSS. having opened the new
and cnnrodlous bnue 25 Nesey st. tire Astoy House.
proffe chnce OF desirable transient permanent
Boarders Coton Shower. nnd cod Baths free The
locaa very central yet quiet and shady Terms moderate
nuat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlsmen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 76 Maiden Lane New York. Corner of Liberty strect)
JOHN p. WAKEMAN & co.
Iprepaed sell the following nTicEes tamons ohers) at
prices suited 10 the times viz
STIIRTS-Gen,cnen's Fine Shirt, of NIL qualities.
COLLARS.-SGuaIe. koun', end Byron Collars all Linen
BOsOMs -Rufiled Stitched and Plain wide and narrow
Under SHIRTS AND DGAWERS-slk. Marino, An
COLA, SixoEy. Shakers Knit, lambs Wool, Coton
&c. oi all qualities.
STOCKS-SatiIi Silk NIohnr Bonbazne and fancy color
ed Off qualities and latest fashions.
SCARFS AND CRhNAFS.-Buck and fancy colo!ed Sa-
tin. Silk and Nohair. figured and PLAIN, Brck. lia-
i'm and Colored C!avuts and Cruvat lies. all sizes.
HOSlERY-Sk, Angola. Aerno, WOODEN ahd Cotton Hose
and Half Hose
GLOvES-Kij fieaycr. Brckssin. ilerno Silk. Cotton
SusPENDEi;S- kin and Morocco Elastic ends Silk
Gum Elastic. Cotton, &C.. new style.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSlNG-GUWNS Of all kinds.
HEAVY Knit WOOLEN.
ANGOLA AND MERlNO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by EgbeI,s Bailey Cooes Falls. N Y.
Fos Sale by
J. p. WAKEMAN IL co.
&c nIa.den-Lane, Eew-Tork.
SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE MANUFACTURER
~ These Goods are warranted not 10 shrink ~ washing
acknowledged by dealers 10 be cheaper than any other
Goods Of the kind in the market au-. 5mls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
BARTOL Il DE NANNY.

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-The srb-
= scnbe wishes make known TO The public that much Of
he biscuit and crcks which sold city By the above
names are entirely different from the SODA BiscUrT and SU
JAR CRAcKEIs made his Bakery which have been used
Jy nyalids particularly those who suffer from Indigestion.
fnr more twenty years with the best results while the
mt3on which can De Tahe to less pGee though Pefaes
above BiscuIT and ahcxEas. also BUTTER BiscuIT FSR
BISCUIT, BrTTzR CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS, PILoT
md NAVY BREAD, of the rs. quality constantly Tor
cle the wsknOwn ettablshmeD G5 MnsHgton street.
;orner OF Warren. street. EPTfRAlM TRE.ADEEI L.
;vlI Fms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

HikTS-oi ,upesor quality md latest styles al tho New.
ACYOrk Cash Tailoring Establishment ard Gan,lrn.ns Gen
arn Furnishing Store. 1877 B0adwny three below III
Franklin tonss. tauH istf J. Q. BOOTH & CO.
EyO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN DRUGGISTS,
! MERCHANTS AND MISUNDERSTANDING.
GEESE Co No. 50 Maiden Lane. prepared TO
orders for Medicines Paints. DyeSufs. &c &c. the most
favorable terms. n3 Inns.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
CLAY LETTER PAPER.

CLAY AND FRuLLNGAUYSEN S.lAG BOOK.
WGIG SONGS SET TO MUSIC, &c
For sale by ~ II. GRAHAM, Tribune Office. 6 Nassau
an he ncn Noreis Magazines and Cheap Publications.
nulIIs w. H. GRAHAM. I'D Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
Below.


ship and brig. Wind fresh at Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

GSGG An active young man. having the abOve 'Hm, Is
.OOOO detoni Of soinyesns It rs with his own services
T.; afford support for smniI family Address ID. o. Ut this
office, stating when ard where interview may be ha
ce ther with nar,p and business s23s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

t6TINDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. ! spRucE-sTRxgT.-
w The subscribers would advise all those who wish 10
:hsse Shades either wholesale retail Tn call al No 7Sp.uce
tfeet they have assortment than al The other
abshments in the city and hey truly shy them e
place where they nnctured to extent None bui
n coIgr shades painted Signs. nnne. md interior ecorn
ions done in u style be surpassed. Artists Of acknow
dged reputation w always find employment. Aso wnnut.
three or apprentices None need apply unless they hnvs
y51 3mn BARTOL Il DE MAUEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
WANTED.

r, WANTEp-A first rate racinssadde horse; must
'7N-r. be perfectly kind and old
AS Nund about II hands high. Any ore having horse
ES-ZA-O OF the above DESCRIPTION a low pnce eau apply
Cherry 81 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

D-s- IoScLRy's GREAT WESTERN pANAcEA n cure
or coughs complaints OF the Lungs unrIvuled also
certan pur cator of The system, and medicine WHICH
every lanly should keep. Sold nj q Courtand ST. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

HTANTED-3n nppr 'ntice 10 Learn the WCtchmaHer,
w bne's AN active. intelligent boy about IA years o.
nrenne iom the country preferred Undoubed reference
will be required honesty and integrity. Apply st 5
Pearl street cotrer Of Fulton street. S3 lis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

J{7ANTEU-A situation in retail npothecary establish
w hy young thoroughly acquainted with sll
the det ais Of the bEes having oicated for two
urccripOn clerk of the ges retail vhamace. the
South The Applicant perfectly with the Frenci
language. Reie. Dir Joha Sliilau. Phnrmlceutt ls3
Bro"siy where line left will meet immediate attention
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

GOODS WANTED in exchange Tor mn
,JOCCC improved Fam ii about G60 Hcr,s IN the couaty
lenesee this Stale. which %lll be nGded
Two fhreo Thousand Dollars Cash Any one wishing
mas the exchnnge on tar terms may address M rough
he ITurer Po.t.Uif.p, S23.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

I{TANTED-A situation bi q very respectable young
w man ns scar,.res nlermnid or nne-is Protest.
End Rrnnhlrnr - 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
DRY GOODS.
FANCY SlLk GOODS,
NEWEST STYLES.
=, ~ ..Tf-,,I COW q. uTDTrIiT

NEWEST STYLES.
PICK, NICOLSON 4 WRIGHT.
No. l9g earl and 90 Beaver.streets, New.Y0rk,
Would respectfully That they opening large
and newly selected Stock a.
SILK GOODS
all of which ole aie,t Fall styles comprising iuli Is
S"i'''s"' o' DRESS GOODS.
consisting in ra Of Cashmere DEcnsse. rich printed
Muslin de aine. Crane De lllnes new md elegant
rich plain Caeon AMI satin stripe Remembers. new aud III
shionnhle article Camenn R!Ocadc. and iirocestfped
Silks black aad coored 4Ips1G.i , figured aud pan'
Eroche and Cashmere Shaw, patterns CameI"n and
Brocne figured Silk Sha,y, Dnmnsk Wooden Sirndn and
rirh Dau.u,k Aupaccha; Merino. Thbet. and Muslin de
Ln'"e in great 'aF's';' TfN GIBBONS.
full assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbon Of the richest
Paris styles .cps
F cured Cup I.occs Trimming Laces and Lace Edsinss
rhread L'e. Plated and y Iif%;;sI ~ IS Elsi"s', &c
Consisting of Kid SILK, Cashmere great variety together
S,th large assof -lent OF Fancy Niitts
also ulI assortment OF ParS Cords. Gimps and fInfcs
tngnLer with every article uuay III be found IN Fancy
stock which They procured 10 Oer ON as avoraDe terms
n any other establishment. y
EOUNpATIoN MUsLlNs-5Go pieces. various qualities
L for sale by j. L. BLELckER q ty,tloos = 10; ;,
s2lw - NlIIGm 81:
FIVE s,ER CENT STORE!
To CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS.
rENE Subscribers offer Cash Merchahts their aTc ana
/ desirable Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Il: advance foniy
FIVE PER CENT. FROM ACTUAL COST.
The cost OF each article marked IN figures upon t. ana The
commission chm ge at the iDnt oi the bill by ms means
Cash Merchants wil he embed 10 seecl rom LARGE to
upon batter than at oEe house IN ti cly Ihsh
MerchantS Will lind their interest TO give us cali oeioe pu'
c''s"I "IIlTfTGUlSGs. CsSWELL & SMITH 16 Cedar;st.
I,nSt tlp pIT u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

go SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER RCHANTS.-
The subscribers would cali the attention of ienles To
her and elegant assortment f ils- FuIui2 Aitices
,,uone WIN urJt. following:
WOODEN WARE.
Such Cedar rnt painted Tubs painted Pals Ce
Pals, iron md brass bound ba,s bound Coolers round
oval boh striped and plain. Broom Whi,ks Flour
o1l, Of Boxes. Measures. Door Mats Feather Uuster.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

TNANTEI)-fro'n tie 1T November next. m apartment,
w wilh0u board, consisting of four rooms furnished
unurnished-viz paror and bed the second
ard two b=d The 2nd 3rd. th story The
must he the lower part othe city west OF Broad
way ibut no iLncr thun 10 Geeauich IN direction
atd from Ve,ey To Chamber inclusive in another direction
line left this office. nddr- ssei A. d. n. and stating
pn nrticulnn will be attended To. sep23s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

VJTASTED-by u Protestant young man. n tituation ic
w drive take care Of horses, work IL garden and BE-
yanarny useful. take mr deate also work nf
the carpenter bu Please inquire i2ss broadwny-
Satisfactory CITY reiefsncc Gun be given. sep2 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

Il Still MORE EVIDENCE received, ate,tng TO The
wonderful efficacy of DIR. TAHlUR'S BAlSAM OF llE-
ERNORT. SO Bowery. in curing fixed GpNSUM ZION
Be sure 10 buy as above of Dr. Leeds III Wa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Mems, Boys and ChildrenS Clothing.

AND COMPLETE ASSURTMENT J. OF
MEN S. BOIo'. IND CRILDREN'S (LOTHIySG
ui! descriptions made in the FASHIONABLE STYLE TO
which he would repectlyinvits the those want
As ne hns made arrangements To receive
CLOTHS. CASSislEHE.s. VESTINGS &C.
y every packet and has tho services experienced
tecrs he pledges hinss give perfect satisfaction all
@h, mny purchase.
NJ Bare,,tS ssaist, o-isr Ia shortest H0tes and
nth st-ret p2rrtnciny. cl uU
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

lin w AXE.
great variety both OF and plunshed such COT
ee aud Tea Pots. Pans round and ogu of all szes, Plates
covered Pals. tuDs. LanrfrGs, Nesues Mix Straner
scoops aud Funnes, Wash asn Feneon md Hasa Dishes
Dish and pnte Cnver ofee urrs md higgins. Chocolate
hn's with is, Egg Codorrs. Soup TreeD Vine Strrnets
iomnch Wnner Paste Cutters Vegetable and Rice Moulds
With ed!eSs variety OF ether articles
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

WHITTEMORE & ToRREY.
liis' 45 Mnider Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
ANIMAL. MaGNETISMl

and will introduce the most popular
Songs, Glses, Clutches, Choruses, DC.
Mr. COLLINS the ceIeLralcd Comic Singer. MIS-, MAR
TIA ADAR, the charming Songsttess. nnd Miss JESS Ell
LINE, the graceful Danseuse are elgnged.
Afternoon entertainments "wednesday and Saturday nj
O'clock.
Performances in the Lecture Room to commence quarter
before o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

Including Wagons. CIales. chldren's ChnH Go Cart.
Market Baskets nests Knife Spoon aad Key Baskets
large OF French and German fancy and Travelling
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