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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-23

His slaves trembled AT his presence; Cor a
dark cloud hung lowering on the brows
Of the great Lord of the East, and they
knew, from experience, that there were
both thunder and lightning to come ere it
dispersed.
But sound of distant plain,ive melo-
dy was heard. A sweet voice slghing to
lutte. The sultan listened. Bling
hiher the MINSTREL he said, in subhu
ed tone; and a lovely, iaIr-haired boy, in a
pages dress of pale green silk, was led
blushing into the presence
''Sing to me, child" said the Lord Of
The East And the youth touched his lutte,
with grace and wondrous skill, and sang,
in accents soft as the ripple OF a rill,
THE VIOLET'S LOVE.
Shall tell what the violet said to the star,
While she gazed through her tears OF his beauty,
aIar:
She sang, but her singing was only sigh
And nobody heard it, but Heaven, Love and !;
A sigh full of fragrance ana beauty, it stole
Through the stiffness up, up, to tho stars beam
ing soul.
She sang-"Thou art glowing with glory and
might,
And I'm but flower, fraii, lowly and light.
ask not thy pity, seek not thy smile;
| ask but to worship thy beauty awhile;
To sing to thee, sing u thee bloom for thine eye,
And when thou AIT weary, to bless thee and dieE'
| Shall ten what the star to the violet said,
While ashamed, meath his overlook, she hung
her young head'
He sang-but his singing was only ray,
| And none but the flower and heard the dear
lay,
How it thrilled, as it fell, in its melody clear,
Through the little heart heaving with rapture
and fear
All, no! love ! dare not! TOO tender, too pure,
| For me to betrav, were the words lie said to her
But as she lay listening that low lullaby,
A smile lit the tear in the tmid flower, eye;
And when death had stolen her beauty and bloom
The ray came again to play over her tomb
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[POETRY.]
EE ZEN EaY GE.AY.
BY J. C, WHITTIER.
HE is NOT FALLEN. ~

BY J. C, WHITTIER.
NOT FALLEN! No as we'll the tall
And pillar'd Allegany fall
As well Ohio's giant tide
Roll backward in its mighty truck,
As he, ColunbIa's hope and pride,
Tie slandered and the sorely tried,
In his triumphant course turn back.
liz is NOT FALLEN Seek to bind
The cbainess and umbidleu wind
Oppose the torrents headong course,
And turn aside the whirlwind's force;
But deem not that the mighty mind
win cover before the blast of hate,
Or quail at dark and causeless i'll;
or though all else be desolate,
1t stooPs not from its high estate;
A Marus mid the ruins still
liz Is Sor FALLEN Every breeze
That wanders DER COLUMBIA as bosom,
From wild lenobscot's forest trees,
From ocean shores, from inland seas,
Or where the rich Magnolia's blossom,
Floats, snow like, on the sultry wind
Is booming onward to his car,
A Tonnage 10 his lofty mind
A need the fiIlIag never find,
A praise which patriots only hear.
STAR CT TIE WEST! A millions eyes
Are tornirg gladly unto him;
The shrine Of old dolrtries
Before lis kindIing light grows dim
And inrn awake rs from a dream,
Or ue.eors dazzling TO bctray;
Ind low before hs purcr beam,
The earnest Of u brighter day,
Az. BAIL ! the hour is Fastening On
Wien, vainly tried by SANDERS flame,
Columbia shall behold her son
Uniformed. withcut laurel gone,
rs from the flames ofBabylon
Tie angel guarded hio came
The Slanderer snail be silent then.
His spell shall ltKye the minds Of men,
.enI higher .lor, wait upon
The WESTERN PATEIoT's future fame
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It lis NO sign because man eats frogs
that he can jump over six foot fence, or
because he dimes on snaiIs, that lie travels
slow. Appearances arc decsitful things
,oj"dse by,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-23
THE LADY IS LAY ;"

The deepest wrong that thou couldst do,
is thus 10 doubt my love for thee,
For questioning that thou queston'st too,
My truth, my pride, my purity.
" were worse than fllsehood thus 10 meet
Thy least caress, thy lightest smile,
Nor feel my heart Pxulting beat
With sweet, mpassoned joy the while.
The deepest wrong that thou couldst do,
Is thus to doubt my faith proessed;
How should /, love, be less than true
When thou art noblest, brayest, UesG
The tones of the Lady l.oyaline's voice
were sweet and clear, yet so low, 81
dainlily delicate. that the heart caugh
them rather than the car. De Courc,
felt his soul soften beneath those plead
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CHAPTER II.

"Ah! heetcr far than fectest storm or steed,
On the death they bear, dove
The heart, which tender thought clothes, like
With the wings Of care"
The sultan was weary; weary Of his
flowers and his fountaIns-oG his dreams
aud his dancing -girIs-o( his harem and
himself. The banquet lay untouched
before him. The rich chibonque was
cast aside. The cooling sherbet shone
IN vain.
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AGENTS FOR TIiE CECIL WIG

AGENTS FOR TtiE CECIL WIG
John B. Yarnall, Port Deposit.
J. W. Abrahams, Port Deposit.
edwin Haincs, P. M. Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston, Jr. P. NJ. Conowingo,
J ohn s. Everest, Rowlandsville.
Joseph Ilaincs, Brick Meeting House.
John McCracken, F. NJ. North East.
Nathan Wilkinson, Elk Iron Works.
William II. Pearce, P. NJ. Cecilton,
John B. Morton, P. NJ. Warwick.
John l.. Clayton,P NJ. Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
From Graham's Magazine for November
THE JEALOUS HUSBAND;
CIR, the Magic Lutte.
BY FRANCES S. osG GOD.
CHAPTER J.

NY beauty sing to me and make me glad
Thy sweet words drop upon the ear as soft
AS rose-leaves on a wCll.-EestIs.
On low stool al the feet of the Count
de C.urcy sat his bride, the youthful La
dy Lryu|ire. One delicate, dimped hand
hovered over the strings Of her lite, like
d snowy bird, about to take wing with a
burst of melody. The other she was
pIay fully irving tc release from the clasp
OF his. At las, she desisted from the at
tempt, aud said, as she Gazed up into his
proud "tnfathomabIe cye"--
"Drar DE Courcy! how shall thank
you Tor Tins beautiful gf? How she'll |
prove 10 y"n my love, my gratitude, for
all your generous devotion TO my wish.
esq.
Ioya'ine was startled by tic sudden
ighl that dawned in those deep eyes; but
ii passed away and left them calmer and
prunter than before, and there was a
touch Of sadness in The tone OF his re-
ply
"Slng to me, sw eet, and thank me so,"
Loyaine sighed as Sc turned the lu'e
Il was ever thus Wien she alluded to her
love His iuce would tighten like a
tempest cloud, and then grow dark and
still again. as if The fire Of hope and joy
were suddenly kindled in his soul to be
as suddenly extinguished. What could
1t mean2 Did lie doubt her ailecton7 A
tear fell upon the Lutte, and she said, 81
Will sing
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IRON ORE
join C. GEOOME.

Ex'tor oi Ja,.s Springer, decd.
Flktnn Nj Junt 22d 1914
..'Na,ional InleIIigencer, Bait Ameri-
can, Iaquuer and Pennsylvania an PhiIa.,
Examiner Lancaatpr aud Village Record,
Yves. ( hpslei; viii iuNrrt once a week
enrS We Ks and forward bills TO Trustee.
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"a. Egg WI
E9SSI G CgeeS

Of land, par, arabic, pat meadow, and
part woodland. The soil is good and well
adapted /" the growth al wheat, con-.
oats aud all Kin Of gain aud grass,
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FOR SHE.

wn1cn can be readily and al en- inconsId-
. able expense converted in,oa Viii again
or 1t can be used for any manufacturing
business, the said creek being large and
never failing stream, which affords a full
and conelanl supply ol water al all sea-
unns nE Iha Nnnr an Las hcic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
MARRIED.,

EAt s. johns Church. Cnrnnibisua. Wednesday even
ms the Sib inst. By Rev Df WAyind. ions GASsOS ESD
10 MARY HOPKINS. dHughter OF Hon. Mark n. Sbley
~ CoumbH Hail. Ncw-LebnIon s'pnugs the 2j;h irs.
Rev Nr. SundvS ALFRFp RgILANIY, OF tbitsuHnsO
Ms. RH0DA MARIA. daughter of VIM. v bentley. Esd ofte
former place.
AIT hr Cmch by Rev Dr.. Iyeil. the 2Oth September
1873 SAMUEG RICHARD SMITH Esq Of Georgia. iule of hyde
PARK - tiz LONGER. daughter OF James ". Robinson,
E.q. ~ Grove Lawn. sing Sirg.
O1 Thursday sGh Instant. by Rev Edwin Holt Mr. Rcg-
yRT ELLIS, Of Schenectady, 10 Miss MARGARET maxwell
OF tbs city.
son W5daesduy evening. by Rev Di Patton ALBEIT
SoyTHNAYD mnf HARRIET LARStD, daughter Of Horace
SOutmsvd. all ot tins city.
- - George, Church. n the 9Th inst. by the Io-d
Bl,hon %; Nova SCOTIA. RALPH SHUTTLEwOaTH ALLEN.
l.euensui the Royal Arl!cry, ASSE ELizApxTH 4h
daughter al Hon. Samuel Cunn!.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
DIED.

evenoe. Sir. FRKpERicK a. EMMESpoEFF. in ,he:3d
yesr Of his age.
The friends of the family are especially invited attend
funeral FROM his ais residence No. 10 James street Sundny
afternoon. 1T o'clocs.
FRIDAY morning September 81 ut Gowanus /. l. very sud,
denly C4LvIS f. only oiC Flint and Jane Spear.
5i year 0i IN, n-e.
ne funeral Will take place from the home OF his a,her.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. The friends of the family
aye InvLcd to attend without further notice.
At tIarwick Orange Co the 25ih instant, WILLIAM H.
Jr the OF William H. and Eliza DAVIS, uged and
months.
Al PhiladephG the 26lI instant. WILLIAM MEREDITu
Id FOR many years freslsu OF the Schuylk Bank IN that
City.
of the Northern Lberles.
A. Nnnrea ou the hinstant. F Chevuer LoRIMizp
aged 10 Mr. deLpmer held the rals of hlHlor the Nilu
and srved CspGin ia the Indian division ot the British Ar
my during the last with the United states.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED

It'i'i L1meneSs Of all Ndturnt D'fcrfpt,ohs.
v-,rrPNAN SWEET K SONS Bone se,ters a Ans
w ,terdsra MorieootFy county. inisnd opening au
office ne and tins city nj Minor 'i tuthn stree 'o
The cal, m me cIne and recsatOn oi addresses. md I" al
lend ali - IN the ne his elfught 'rcnce and pirctice
o, + y,r. IN nd ur NIL the states OF this mon. CHHads
ana I'll ;ons rd aa-u all nations tina; The
ni!uc so many mistakes and many -i; miserable c7po-
RI In i.fv rnd many thut have sren much. and some al
the, sur.i.nce i'rs au dsy Informed hus
i~uuced me Ia give vewS IN t"fi IN "ok 81
rd Practical i,one-.en- from cien 1-
rrrccc to ,rv # II may blessed Tor the coed I al matki
restoration, instead "' nhy pr7ctene %.
~ b. .udy 10 p1rn ch-o - lrsruct youth IN this most
useful m lecture, and opet,tOn>: ard have spent much
and search "i scientific psst'e have oseT
OF mos: Their schools IN The STATES. whefe
had sond enupy tItrj lrom hospitals poor houses 'nd a,
tended ;on house' caed INTO ana opese on
her iaDe. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
DRY GOODS.
n Dr LANES AND CASHNFIFS

0- LAINks ANII JA~HNFEE~.
lust RECEIVED The mos, s'ientd ,,7a, Of lie Tsns-
md Casame,es offered ~ th city n; retail Th- tr-
loving feu. Of the ',yis'
50 oendd Jsrular- color biock printed De aae, rch On.
brs Boauet.. -o"rs.
Nes C..hruere De,ix1s. ard : -oiors.
Magnificent rs,aai>sa1ca s:Tle c0ior. Cinbre
superior quai;y. all WOO. nch oi1;7t 2ernasss
Superior qua'y. coiors printed Ca,Ha.-re I Eeosre.
Psr. .up.r quaiiy eS;rs ri-h block pria'ed 10
Extra super Satin Rept Ca,ha.e''s
Also 20 pieces If the rchesi and aee., s. Of s.
imported. ALo iJGJ Ca.hme-s sharE, new designs. Also
y cases Apac1 Lu.ires and Mer;uns
IS BARKER < ToWLE Il Cathsr,ne.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
MISUNDERSTANDING reported far The Tribune.

nIsrLets-CarefuYv reported far The Tribune.
FRIDAY Sept. %.
ASHES-The sales OF Pots Any 10 bbls ut 2j at
which the market remans hrm he numner OF blls out '
snail ard the receipts o Ashes ny the River moderate
Pear yeiy dull a,i 5'7s and we near oi no sales
COTTON-The make continues frn. ami Eohet nuoyan.
The sale, are s0l tales nj rrevous prices msy 10
shippers hete n te enGnd %m nHnb snnbe r. p mere ss
marke; We qloe hei"re-C pinnd mud Florida; "rdnnIy
To- nlilinr 6c middnG iar 10 fnr ~ o 68 Mple
md Neu orleans ordinary mtdias. os an,tnlddas
fair to fair SIS "a.
Flour AND NiEAL.-The market for Genesee is 4 S7}:.
with trade demand Some nls were pcksd w a.
shae this prce but at the ose that was the hen,e he
e There has been speculative enquiry and some SOo OF
4DO hbl. enesee hnve been taken Al 35s ONO ana MI.
pnonlry Tor round hoop Ohio The quotation Is % ~
Wemne e about -o b1 Try e4, NJ 90 1 ana SCgnos
eie ,eorreiovn fresh 40 BentywIus1 10 sale OF
81. ~ PR T % g,a s-er and 63f % Tor Rrandy ynr sale
q oJ hh anlywine Mt y %. cash and $40 hds ge dl9
are s Ice with far aies The supplies Of Rye Flour nie
rather better md selling a, % ne s4ie say % eppTeq & T an
tirey another color.
CRAiNlve notoe snle OF 1850 bushels old lInoi: Wheat
ut 50 cts and snail 6" me , 825 sS; M osa hsau9 oTn
steady aud very plenty Sales iUO bushels NHstn NJ oU
.s hushe, Carnina a. weight. nnd loo do Ntrnm
- a. cts mas Nothing doing Barley. Oats are % 81
cts iIr Noen with fay sales sales aoo bushels southern
at % 4 IS cts.
HopS-ro day and Yesterday loo bales Eastern ana
Western growth Of lSi4 have been taken III ~ lUt cts
Thers !. n GOOD demand and the supplies moderate
s.WIlSkE-TheIe /, change 10 note a sae oi S oOS
tos PRISON was mnde 2d For Drudge there good en-
aufy AT q cents.
I,y-l'b, >nppy i. large but the market Is steady. Sales
of $40 holcs nj 3 : cents City lots being ~ % CTS.
LEAD-Ve notice a sale Of 900 pigs Missouri 10 arrive a.
5 For other parcels the prce refused ana ~
asked
FISH-pry Cod were plenty and heavy al 25 q r
nleS of 90 hIls Mucsere ncndHg all uioat. have been
made a, an advance previous sales Sales box Herring al
Y. % and IL cts.
BONE-A sale of C0Olh South Sea "a reported al Sc
cash Lots are generally held higher.
PLAsTER-Ac cargo Of uliec 2oo tons. delivered up the
Rver sold Ht s. SIS.
&C cash.
PROVISIONS Pork / tather auet to-day, The sale OF
prne re- nlnu so hblS - 30 62s. In Mess the - e.
sre mil at O6 !.s he ony ,fanSncijol> 20 uei We
he,- of Is gOl bhls Prme al 0A. sales Ito hbS fcA cd
UnmS at &C. no charse for packages sale oi eV boxes
Cheese made atit. cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

q kshlanders. Attention .--ihc Ashland
Association 81 the Tenth Ward" have made arrangements
attend TIE Wing Mas Meeting to be held at atTTCHAHOE
We-rhete County termination ct the Harenl Railroad on
SAL URbAi. Sepemb,r 18th. and % assist raising ,h
Pole at hn place Tickets may be Ind tor 3its cents gong
and returning. S enrh way Naaouai Hall Read
Room. and the Clay Cub Reading Room. liz Broadway
the a,socnt!on vii Their Head Qusrteis Coua
blun Hail. II 4 NJ proceed by The pqs' iran
ISAAC X JESSUP. President.
RICHARD f. STlLwELL .:..o.
WILLIAa Il. WALSH, 'eoie'a''e'' s25itc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
lLnnEs LIE PARIS.

MADAME BARBER yEVlFN. al Breacway. respec;
vi fully nlrm the ads; Of New fok nnd Other cite Ut
the alt-d States iha "Wednesday shs vii open fe
SHnw Rooms Of Millinery Dress Making and Fancy Articles
Madame Il V her tncnks 70 the hd es tor tier knd
patronage since the opening OF her establishment and socts
Madame V has lso added her hou.e French Dress
Nike wfo as Jus ved plckst Oneida ard has brought
with her the patterns End the late. fashions tor fa
Dire .ses ClOaks sc. 81 l~s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
CLOTHING.

nVER.COATS AND CLO OaKS-Gentensn in immediate
" of cheap and ,shonabe over Garment. will hnd
large assortment Ne~ Work Cash Talorns Estaohsh-
rsnt snd Gentlemen, gene- furnishing Storo Isl Broadway
three doors below ;ne franklin House.
.esstf J. C. BOOTH s. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
lcg-"Younr Guard "-Tbe Young Men

ls-'' Young Guard THE Young Men, Henry
Clay Association will at National IIal this morning.
Saturday NJ 10 o'clock proceed 10 the Wecheier Mas
Convention ~ iuckah1e n .miGatnn Of Harlem RE
Fo1d; All Wings invited to me-; with Fare oT the
whole Excursion only 81 The Will return at
p ~ The md rescued Banner Of the Association VIII
go with grand barbacua w he provided by our West
chester friends.
Iy order. Il. & CAMPBELL, Pre''t pro TEN.
PETER SCoYES, Secre;ufy. s2s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
New-Ycrk ta.h tailoring Establishment,
1877 BROADWAY.


Sew-York ta.h T'-iior'ns Estabiishment,
1877 BROADWAY.
JIres fJ5rs btio,c ttc Fraakiin House.
The Sut.crbcr respectfully announce tha, they have
made .. .ansivc arrangements Tor the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which viii oIor greser inducements than
20 geateea wishing economic the purchase of ther
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals variety
onaw and style, Of Goods well adapted the coming
easonand will also receive by the next packets and steamers
the largest and best of the latest and most beautiful
styles OF fancy French Elastic Cas'meres rich figured Velve.
Cashmere Satin and SIX Vestngs. before offered in this
city
Aso jus, received ,vernl Invoices OF Twled ard Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Coak, peos &c Black and fancy
colore French and English Cloths the celebrated
manufacturers, being the styles their establishment
m the last five years. and which for durability beauty ol I'm.
sh and astnesS o coor. be sNcced. II e1uaed by
any styles ofCloths imported to the United States.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles wall comprise part. tho
richest styles of fan and winter Cravats, Scus Suspende
Gloves Handkerchici.. Hosiery. Under Shirts and Drawers.
Riding and Money Belts Umbrellas ard Umbrella Canes &c
with every variety of goods usually kept in genemans
seGcr0l outittlng establishment.
Also fall of ready made Clothing. consisting OF
CloaAs oats Dress and Ffock Coats. Pnnaloons and
immediate epend upon getting irst rate article
order prices fail please. Strict punc,u.
ality observed IN fllag ortor.
nJ- Terms cash. and no deviation in prices
aulT j. G.. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
~, :. " ~: :g,Ts, hgTs'S' Secretaries.
10. no! 40 Fol. TCcK.aHoEt

no! HOI WOf FOR TTCK9HOE'
L THIRD district - fourth Ward. - The
WIZ of The Third District wal this morning in Frank
I'm sIlnre, Mt pa, ocIacs !" proceed TO ruckahoe
the mass meeting. The following distinguished speei
viii sddres the meeting Joseph Ho1e. E.q. MI Henry
II. Parsons. Mr.. Edward -. Irl. Nh Samuel Smith. and
hitter gentleman discuss benefits nrng
from he farlii. Rs Order,
EDWARD D PAIL. President,
Nosgs {. HAGApoRS, sao,a,,, IS II.
SANrEL SMITH, NleoIe-'I!.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

S,Vps SARsApARItLA The fruit ofthat forbidden tree
brought d,e',e INTO the world beautiful atd
nec,fu IL pen,apu Of Providence, that Though heNege
table ainsdm the evil wa. entaie us untico'e
should found there Among the myrlads OF plants md
rooi, when clers simples Hippo 20 The
hera OF the present day have introduced into the phar
rulr- medicine there Is not valuable as SafsD
rat But does finish ALL-it - lett 10 scence
through aud experiment 10 develop the riches p
her bounty Nucn ~ the restorative properties of SarapG
anuIned unknown uHtl eudered active by tie process
i1veated by Nessrs. sands IL now acsn"w
eed sands -aruplriia only unirlling ctrs
pituu erupve comulaGts. hut thh II may be-
I'd nil> almost all diseases tiai not
prsanic ne, chHrlrier
For further nr,nor and conclusive evidence OF is
o. ynlue od efficacy. pamphlet which may be obtlned
q tho 20 rpfur. ard their agents grati.
Ss\ti- Whne>iIc Druggists 79 Fulton street. NcwYmk
I'D 50 33 roadv vn,. =. East iroadway nnd by DRUG
r.t, ysnetnll lly throug hOut the United States
Prce 81 pef bot e: slx bottle for 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

FIRE IN GrL, MASs.-The hop house Of Mr.
John Arms, in Gill, was DESTROYED by fire on ,he 9Th
mt together with from 1880 10 2000 pounds ofhops
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
NEW STYLES OF AuBUSSON
AND
ASAIiNsrER CARPEIISGS

Just rece yed an; now beng opened large ard well select
ed assortment JbuSson ar2t OF the richest tessn' aac
NOS, beautiful and ef7 arranged coors. con.isins OF
yreat va-ey patterns aad .urrGsr- II nchn=ss rnd
elegance any thing KIND before received. Also lafEe
invoice OF Administer Carpetnrs o new All as'en! cern
and coors-torc.her splendid assortment IN every
vnr,er OF yevs; Wilton. Geneva Vevet'. Tapestry and
us,e Carpetinrs coprC the sr-est stock OF goods ever
offered - sale n tins ci;: eda2ted style OF furnishing
Purchasers wisnE the Attest ard best styles o goods are re
1ueed 10 call AMI ex-ne ths above stock before aAng
,bs;- ,sls,,o,. REUBEN SMITH. Jr.
SIS l,,is- ., Broadway. opposite City Hail.
xgyOOI, BLACK G.uTES AND CA<SINERES.-7C
w ra.e, .upsfine a meilan qualities wool dyed acs
flobs md C...lner-< from the ms nut .tu
ers For ss. hy McCCkpY, ALDRlCH = -PE> Elk.
IS 5, - f-NHhhh~r NC
orc. BoYp'= Cry EXPRESS Posi-
No. & Spam-.treet.
THE Subscriber vii on and after MONDAY next nase forr
ys,,ss OF etrers throuzhnu me Try. Letters de
pi,et IN ms BoIes beore 10 L and will he sent
gu, Tor delivery q u aand o eocs. POSTAGE eehe
53- 1t 'On-' - oOi H''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
WV. T. JENNINGS s. co.
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers OF Cloths. CsssiIncres, yesttngs
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.

~pi L'CHandy EtWef 'Se" fIote', VppSSN|e
the Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangen requiring Gar.
ments large assortment o Goods for Fail ard Winter
selected with OF rendering stock rch quail
y and variety he found IN this city. compnng Beaver
4ni Shled Cloths Tweer sc for Oyercosts Coaks &C.
Frpnc6 anL Ems Cloths for Jes and frock Coats,
styles Cassmeres Rich Velvet. McrinO. Silk and Satin
Venes which will be made o oner at prces sustain
reputation the pioneers the reformation tina,
averns the ~ complaint that cash purchaser taIsd
ioI others denGuc The style and finish OF our Garments
M compare with tho-- or say other establishment and tha
the sequel Of the extensive patronage elected sic ,f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
LYMAN & GREEN,

y hoieSdie and Rsfdil DeGierS ~
FOREIGN md DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
IL JOHN STREET, TEw-YoRb.
Are receiving and choice a,sornen; OF sea'ona
he goods which they viii sell the mOg i.vorabe terms
and az the lowest prices.
A portion of rbsr stock j. comprised OF D.iM7SK TT
BLE LINENS. from 81 TO l0 wide Double Satin l'a-
mass Table Cloths from 6E6 20 lC;v:Ni ofo laraass
,sokins from 5sy55 to Tiki Irish and Barns'ey Sheeng
from 81 70 i5i PiGv= Gaze Linens from - to % - shirt
ing Linens , q TO lO per ya5d ard s Bids Eye Diapers
PLAIN HE.WSTYCH. REVIERE and E-HBROiD-
Erred L. C. and L-3HN' IN E'FS, from Is 30 So Linen
Cambrcs ard Lawns: French md Italian Grapes Bomba
zines Alpacas ElacE Silks Scotch and Rus,R Towens
and Diapers: white and brown Hollands 64 PL.4IN
CHECK'D. STRIP'D. and HAIR CORD C-i.NBRICS:
"a Jacones Null MusnS Books liGsn Rocks. Bishop
Lawns and Swi.ses Cashmere DEco,seS: Mousseine de
I.anes Ginchars Fannes; Quits Hosiery. Gloves. &c.
Sc-ioreher with selected as>urmen, Of TRENCH md
ENGLISH THREAD EDGLN'GS .4.ND L.7CES; ;
French needle wor, Collars Scotch needle work Scoop
and Insenes nnd great variety o othe. articles suitable
for Fell and Winter.
LYMAN & GREEN, Il John -s,reet.
sl2 1mis tnear Broadway New York.
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