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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
liverpool Cotton ,yarket. Dec. 8.


he ma Nst ' beea 2sGry dull this only
ION M i've demand yin: hesn low. American dsscp
t'onI io 'lc! sI E!ces have been obtsined while all
ote hHGS have ben heavy 81 sale aad the Transactions
limited h. sde have been tie only operators. The In-
ports OF the Week amount to 7g3 bes and the sales Of the
woe, including t0 Anne and 200 tlku hysec.
uajt'r amount to q 10 haiss so Sea Island Georgia. Il
70 2d 10 stained DO ID 5S0 UpIand DO & 10 5!i;
020 Aiaoaina and Mobile q 5:t: New Orleans
& 10 6d og u26uco s. to 6d SO Egyptian 6i Sd:
b:verpoo! Market, Dec. s.
RtcE-&IUt les. aIona Rice brought Is TO l5s 6d.
The only SAFE OF tupentin ofope parcel consisting OF
ESQ bb!s at is per cwt The has been extensive demand for
Montreal SG Ashes ANA about 1850 b5s have been sold
70 Us OF "hc latter prIce there few ssller$
Pearl Ashes are Gull at iist weeks quotations Cloyessed
G10od request Some American BeeswaX has been offered
az auction without finding huvsrs
IOBhCcn-lee has bssII general demand than for
ny weeks past and the sales fully 3G0 hhd at ormer
prices:
hhis Phadehia Qusrctron Bark are reported at SIS per
cyy he baSneSS trans 7ce laow this week has tcen
extremely limited ana prices have tJeiu OF the
buyer; Yellow candle small parcels sells Sd $50
carrsls American Lard sold 3is al 20 35s per
h!Ferpno: Germ Market Dec. s.
The dulles continue without alteration all " for
eign Grain except Rye. parcels Canadian Wheat
Pens and Fon form almost the only imports from abroad
dusirg toe past three days There has hsan activity %.
setyabe ~ AZ 'fanc OF The trade since TUESDAY.
Lons:oi, Grain 1garsIe:, I;ec.7.
Ssv IA parcels o. English Na3trsmaiu unsoid for which
hioldys prices woe demanded, but sales difficult
foreign S. lis slowly Inc there still
uqUir- for bouds'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
JANUARY :. BY JoHS JAooB.

q
I IS W;u;cg-again you hear and feel,
The northern winds piercing blast, last.
She has frozen Ger the PONDS, Hoods and brooks Al
When YOU do the frost and snow behold Lin gold
BY moonlight it shines hike ten thousand damonus set
THE FOUNTAIN By JouS JocoBs
Behold yon gushing fountain,
her toamJ8E column, are mounting,
adown IN ten thousand columns A,laiilag
Aad shines like diamonds GA The e-Iss.
See the pretty milk, white swans,
Which guardiess OF the c3taIacts that fall
Accompanied by iittle duck,
That lodges IL about the rocks
Out again size seemed topop,
her losmlus waters on hill drop,
In suubeans behold her shadow playing
On house-sidy lh.t's Just by il.
{ou-mhah,tin,s thatiiye e-oundt
4 pretty s'sh' when looking through your window
As aGas,l you look ihrousA on Il
a spleadd sishi--a Rainbow
Tinsed with light blue, red, and sold,
y pretty sight and wonder for 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

The Bowling green cascade has the honor of having in
spired this eason. Yco woada looking a, IL suspect
that monstgosity OF power !nspise Poetry-but Genius
can rradia;e thing The most ernaTy. Eds. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
co1-RT CALENDAR Turs DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. 80, 50, 50, IS, 50, 6l, 60,
IS 20, 49, 81, 81, &c, 81, &C. 10 q, G5, 3, 46, a.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos.45, 46, 48. 40, 81, 81, 53,
II % g.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
CIEAEED.

Ships Ash6urton Hutt!eston Liverpool Gunnel, Mintnm
& Co; Flsespou, Ellis, Alatanzas, epoort Iestoa Co.
Gahawba coffin, Daren Ga Thompson; hhoiie, Harvey
nnah S!uges Ctea,meu; Republic Gates; Apaachicola
via Key West. L D Hurlbut * Go; Alexander Hutchlngs
ST Johns = E. Stokes Anthony Schr Nlary Jane, Pow
oil Norfolk StuIses ( Cletrnan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
Ney-York Cattle Market. Jan.
Sales of Real Estate Jan.
.By 4. j. BLeecher l. Il

: o
Vacant lot on S4Yo:st between orsy III and Edidse
Streets u II oy To- ~
vacant lol on On ''' NeA' - -e LIS
Vacant Lot on St.non-st., adjoining, same slzs A0
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The Court then adjourned,
POLICE OFFICE.

An Irish scrrant girl named Jane Burton VINO
had lived N the fanly OF john GILES for two years IS e9
neStc went sea ttiY this morning O'Clock into inc yea
o III and Mrs Giles and stole from h!s pocket his
goc&e;booS containing SS Mrs Giles, hearing some one IN
the room aroused her husband who got up and ound his me-
gone when The sl!i detection, c!ept uGdot The
bed She was heard there by Mrs G. and cag.t by ir g
she was craving ;cr the The pocket-book and mo
Gey beng found u9on her. she was committed
John Williams and William Jones were commit
ted for stealing overcoat from w lian Dolse OF 9S
Chatham
\ man named Peter Alexis was arrested for cut
ting off tue sA cl t= OF JJha Pro. Carlisle ST. and
uiuc III .lgi llieIa
Two boys, named John and Thomas AicCartv,
were stealing t- oskets &c from the chiiIn
attending Primary school Elm and Grsld stS
CORONERS= OFFICE.
The Coroner held an inquest at the rear of Isl
Norfolk ST. on body Of Geoge W Piayfoot infant who
was found dead Yesterday mornig with his mother. Verdict
Died Of Bronchitis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
Correspondence oi The Tribune.


Gentlemsn:-Hogs have been coming IL r-ry sIaiisy
an. have 10 50 for heavy and s. IS s. 81: for light
Hogs al which prices they readily taken up haze
nothing get which has any sEec upon the impression that
have always had thu; shall be from 80 j0eo short IN
this market The var very much from The " aah
atsoae peins they viii ncrsae "hiie perhaps at ohsis me
h. the case ~ this linz can give nothing from
,b4 country which could be relied upon.
Lard has advanced here 81 cents for best QUALITY ana
,sry Of buyers al fraction below these rates We Ger
tainy will be much short Of last year IN Lard iheF hoF
b.4s sale, OF City Lard to exteus al 81
N.S. FORK is held firmly at S. Country packsd. City Pok
is not offered 4; present prices
Fe,s have fallen TO sc for Pork 70 New-orleaas
Orb, Fegt IN proportion The River in has navlsao'F
order
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
LIFE IN TOWN

OR. TIE BOSTON SPY
BENG series OF sketches ILLUSTRATIVE ci the W hIIrc o.
Women in TIE Athens Of America b. Athen,an- No J.
SswiHs Circles. BURGESS, STRfNGER * CO
No. 2l2 Broadway, coTnar Ana street
This the Is; No Of illustrated work published Ia Eos
to h0!dnc up the osles and hunbugs OF sister ciy 10
Elerited Edicu!e.
/: Is GOT NJ The style heh c,araeezes all the best
iuctoGs the Athens of America which, however M ch
ing The style OF the work is exceedingly original and
rorous cduuot fail 30 command an extensive sale IL
cv The present No. Sewing CI!c illustrated nh
very spirited coppeEpate engraving Of Ladies Soe
gdsr full IL would DO hypochondrac
bankrupt good 10 glance tn plate aious 70 nothing OF
the letter press which would most nssurs put hun to
spasuls. BURGESS, SftdNGsk Y ".
Jas ED Broadway, orner OF Ann stIees
SOUTEERN LITERARY MESSENGER FoE
.SJ8SuARY, Is44 Edited by g. B. Minor. Among the
crgisa! articles contained h.s number able ee 10
ths Ho-. E. Holmes, NJ. c. from South Carolina, oa the
interuat:ous Copyright Law. By W. Gilmore Simms.
This number commences volume sn and the work Is rho
hs6 monthly and delivered subscribers this cIty tree
OF postage 1--WE dollars advance Single num-
bsrs 50 cents SAXrON Y NILES. Agents
j92t 2lS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

agf,xc,yy,rI Jan 3-Flour-Ve heard Of only one ITial
bs whsh I;ken 90 o aaa d. a,!e9G i en- r,on n
,9s,eccion the second IT lsic and inspection Hosi M
have oees very few lish; H s N a5Nt % S 10 I9 "a al
t'ha .,ea-ie range from S2 W 10 - our.
BALr1NoRE Jsn 6tlouTSo sales Hor1i STE r.,
nos holders asking 81 25 sale OF ~, hSS 1 b I5
Sale Of 200 bbls Susquehauna Flour at sl. sales % -
FIour this morning At III, GrsiR-No ofefatloi4' 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

U- DR.. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle
III completely and permanently eradicate superuous human
har from females upper lips the hair conceang broad aud
elevated forehead III, stubborn beard of man, or any kind OF
suueruous hair Be sure 10 get the genuine the original
Office, 67 Walksrstreet one door from Broadway.
81 Ger bottle; directions French and English :, -
Agents-Guthrie, Maiden lane, Albany Myers, New.
Haven Brown IS Chesnut.street Philadelphia Jordan
Nli-strer Boston Gray PoughkeePse Green Wofce,,er
wch; Tensey, Rochester: N. Y; Guild, Bangor: Whit,
Calais G.. Hemstreet, Troy Carsweil, Lockpor; f. L.
Ferre, Hddetown, Conn.
Can be seen buying Proof positive this and
no mistake. ji8
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -. Before
suoEFrER, iNGLIs and lNGRAuAM.

Matthias w. Baldwin u.s. Joseph Tracy and Char
lo,;e TheaArs Theali obtained judgement against John
smith Fulton street SG3 of board BILL and
execution was levied by officer Tracy splendid cock,
said to be worth s0O Mr. Baldwin claims the clock,
and brings action its value lie states that MI
Smith went into bankruptcy, and that he pantf) bought
the clock at an auction sale Of Mr. Smith, previous to his Pc
onl- and returned him, with other property after he
had obtained his discharge with other property be sold on
The d-fendans contend that MIR Smith really
owned The proieft that had been uduen covered
~, snti wlrle smith gong n barluptcy and
3,,ber thst Mrs Thea cannot made party she had
assigned the judgement Gcntleman named Powers previ-
s To ths execution The Jy cousideredthat Smith own
ID te prorty the foreman saying returning the verdict,
that the Jury unanimously found for defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

The President and Trustees have thus day declared dyl
dead Of Twenty per the earned premiums of the
year ending December h for which Script certificates will
be issued the insured TO whom they due on and after
the 1t dly OF February
the President and have also this da declared
dividend of cent interest the script OF 1885, 8i0
1911 and 1872 payable cash. and after te 9Th of Jauua
nv next. BY order OF the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or OYER AND TERNiINER. Before Judge
KEsr and AID. Woodruff and EMNoNs,
William Leitge and George kolrausch were
brought up this morning for ,a but the
was farther postponed TO next week
William Jones, charged with the murder OF James
Doyle aa,gned aud plead Net Gail,y. His trial was
also set down for next week
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

- AIInanacs! A:rnanacs! Almanacs.-
TEMPERANCE ALEIASACS.
FARMERS ALAiANAGS.
GEGSlAJ ALaIANACS.
THf. WIG ALMANAC.
n The above Almanacs may be obtained OF the dozsn
hundred o. thousand, OF
49,, GREELEY s. McELRATH.
ds0 Tribune Buildings, opposite CI:y Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, Aucuonser.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT.-Stor
WE'D NEsDAY EVENING. Jaruary 10.


Dy BANGS s9'f1 R1EH ERiih,;si IA Aafnoqpss
DlS5 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jaruary 10.
AZ ociock. st the Auction Roo.a
Books &c-A la-ge collection OF yaluAhs Books mostly
IN quantities
q Octave 1estsmens: 80 Pocket restarents: zee Browp'
Copcorarce, 100 Pocket aud Church BibIrx. I.o lE,
Arithmetic: 50 Historical Cabinets % PolySIo Bblss S
Of Christian Fathers Present IS; Rchardson', Dcyce
cuarto VS.: MIS- SigoaIEsy Pleasant Memories Ns,
ports Gazstrcr Friendships Offering lSlt 50 ss
elegantly bound; Byroa's Works elegantly bouni HuStcs
ntroiucr,n ColyrIs Sacred Interpreter s,o:
Bansys Translation of jeremiah. svo; Newcomb Ezskiel;
Wntle oC Daniel; Thompsons History Of Lons laE9; Ros-
sesus works "; Dumas Travels rnSoqs Science ard
AT, 5vs; Lits OF GuioId 2vs; Life OF bishop eher 2vs
Family Commentary, rs Syo; Conp,nlOa 10 tie Bible s,
svo; 50Prssdeots Daughter! 50 the h Family; LSieYer<
Modern Builders GUIDE C0Walkers School Dictionary: 20
Watts Psalms and hymns; rsers Universal History 2ss
Scrap Books Lead Peacils SC.
FRIDAY EVENING, January %.
Law Library-A valuable private Library of Law Books
Particulars hereafter
4 large OF full and halt bound blank books.
FURNITURE NOTIGE-Sofa Bedsteads, &c.
L F. COTTON would inform all who in OF Far
any Description that he prepared 70 furnish and
has coustapy hand very argc assortment. including
Fanei Patent Sofa Bedtesd which for simplicity dura
oity and ecouomy without thar equal The pubc
invited 20 call and examine SnemslsS ali o,st k,ni, Of
sofas always hand.
Those breaking hoos.keey ing CT his 10 sci! all
any portion c hsr ururs Will ind ready sale BY ssad
Ing line calling upon the subscriber.
au2Sistf f. COTTON. Ils Fulton and q An. .t,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

TT The Invisible wig so closely resembles the
real head of hair that scepcs and connoseurs have pro-
rounce the most perfect and of the
day The great advantage novel and unique Wig
being made without sewing weaving which lis a
closely resemble the natural hair both IN light
ness and natural appearance DEFY detection,
being beautiful porous and free that in all cases Of
evaporation unImpeded and the great evils OF
other Wigs entirely avoided The sceptc and connoiseur
alike invited this novel and beautiful VIZ and t"
C. barry lac Broadway of Liberty street stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
y ~ .'I7''II7' ht y ~ F-I.
b.yerpO0! Market, Dec. s.
= nnice oe Acc Ho.sery Fsrc rnsrrnnce

- Office OF the Ec.Sery Fire Insurance
c-ynhef 60 iSiJ.NOTCE.-Ihs Company their
TONERS aud the public that they VIII continue 10 insure al hs
lowest rates u premium, favorable any similar
Institution ts city, iGcalGg Companies that advsT
tisa 10 return. lrr JAMES LOFEIT, President.
fETER PiNcKHEY, Secretary. d2 I'm
- Gotten Canvass. comprising heavy Sail Duck,
light Earens. for Boat SaiiS, iwunss Sc. Also heavy
Tar.aalus Paper Fe'tirc % 70 - inches wde-Bascn-
plain aud wilied - and Il inch. Also, Grain and Meal
BRlNCKE.IiOFF, FOX * POJHEMUS,
j9 mis 60 Pine-street.
~ Gsncvai Society OF Mechanics and
T;'tees::;c Ita J;tg OF Few 6o'k-AnniF ersdTy,-
he aseting of the SOCIETY for the election OF Offers
for the ensuing year viii b. held the Institution Crosby
street, this dcp NJ 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
ja9 Ii ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
10 Mercantile Library Asaociation.-AN
NUAL AlEETING-ruESua TO AT; 8, Chap. !, of the
Constitution. the Annual Meeting of the Members OF this As
sOciaCn Will he'd IN Clinton Hal Tu sday evening, 9Th
inst. at u o'clock. WILLIAM NJ. PAl!hS.
jlG 3tiS- Rec. Secretary.
- Ladies who would Ike 20 pass morning hour
from II 10 IL. u 70 Twice three tles week. IN eara-
in. to SING At SIGHT at Mr. WAH$?8'S Room No. III
Brnadw4y invited % call and him personally the
subject. ir W his every day9 10 - A. NJ a-d
3lo D." NJ Lessons be had tsr ntvldualyo groups
Of four six each Ladies viii ni this very convenient
arrangement time, igasnuch they can maze The call
iuc their lessons while out their morning walk.
N III. afternoon class o! ,we!ye ladies', II meet on VI on
day Jan. 9, at o'clock, still en- to two or tnEee addoa-
al members. j3 2tis'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR SALE By
j. c. RIk Err, Bookseller and Publisher.

The Gitt for 'i.-a splendid octave volume.
The Opal Pure Gift FOR the Holidays" edited by z.
Wllis-iliustra;ed by Chapman aud superby bonnd
The PsTler Annual, guarto-beautilply bound.
The Rose of Sharon-s Religious Annual. edited by Miss
t.dgaT;oG.
TIE Wntsrer-en, edited by Jno Reese, Esq-an elegant,
volume.
The Literary Souvenir The Iris The Christian Offering
The Youths Keepsake. The Annua!ette &c. Sc.
Also complete assortment OF uchy bound Bibles Prayer
Books Albums and Juveniles suitable for gifts. d9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
uruop p,ND,

The Saiana at Charleston reports having the l8lh
December large French steamship, and all American ship
The American bri Cz5lle arrived ST Georges (Beimu
da on the 18th uit, III DAYS from <eIy- \ OTk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

~ nIuffs, Muffs, Mu frs-Of very superior quality
among which are some the finest Natural and Black Lynx
to be found in the city--for sale at WATSON'S,
Hat and Fur Store Isl Chatham II.
y B. Ladies would do we'll to call and examine previous to
purchasing elsewhere. TAPPED hluffs e description
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

GUPEklOR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY,
~ &cThe subscriber Offers for sale very perio Port
Vine ~ glass and on draitalse old pale Cog Brandy
s;a s ti"era un snn "f 2nerty IN glass md n wood
one dozen each Apply to GILBERT DAVIS,
Iii iscf ij Pine street corner nj William
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge KENT.

Hiram Waworth rs. Henry Waring.-Acuon
against the surety of MIR F Warug Master IN Chan
cey 10 recover sS 900 which II said Mr. w, through
neglect o, isspplicaon caused be lost Minors
Il contended that plaintiff CLERK OF the Court OF Chan
cery should have first sued MIR Warng in person bat
f-qy made that latter is nsolvcn Verdict Tor piah;i
So S3g I6 being principal and interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09


COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the REGoRDER. and
A!l. YANDEKvooET and PuRnY. JONAS b. PHILLIPS
Elias llaxheld, coIored, was tried for stealing
coat 8nd 10Th from the OF " Church. Guilty state
Prison years and months
William r. Hunt, alias Hippard, was tried for
stealing gold watch and guard chain worth $40 from Rob
81 Scotland tisn boaTde5 al tls Fraaka ou,s
ADJOINING 1omIanaai,. Guilty Tie IS aiash9nabylFsSs
ed Youthful looking and has respectable mother IN
Philadelphia He remanded 10 De tIled another m
dctmeat.
Godfrey Crawbuck was tried for stealing the car
cas-. OF 5Se tso, the ,laushtehouse OF William Briggs
He said IL stole i5o pressing necessity He had been in
the state Prison twice. Guilty. State Prison years aud
mouths.
isaac Scudder (colorcd, with only one ear was
tried r stealing black horse worth S20O from Stephen
Ci!k les nwc ST. Guilty State lrsoR years aud
months.
William Kennedy, alias James Williams, alias
John \ Williams -e for burglary n The 80 dsslee IN
bejgs into le sail loft OF Aessts Nackay GesteT
ye and stealing hemp rigglng OF tue 'ue Oh si'" i''s
Ste;c Prison years aEoS mouths
The recognizances OF Peleg WanSley and John
Yos cd assault and battery were forfeited tol "el
appearance for trial.
The Court then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

Bonds and mortgages on real estate i'll the
City OF New.Yo1k. :. ........ 236S6O
Bonds and mortgages within the State OF
Ne'v- York. .......: :...... 10000
hand slGn" on the 7th Dec 1873, IN cash 22,Gr
Receiyabe .''''. 1852
And there is due fiom fire and marine premi
ums for policies recently issued for which
the cash and notes not yet collected,
ard In Agents hands .......... :. u2ii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

- The Mutual Safety Insurance Compa-
,y. No "A Wall Agrseaoy 70 the requlsit!onS OF
their Chatter Sect - the Company that the
whole OF premiums received Tor the ending
cembsr u, 1873, was .....; eoo''l
OF which there received as premiums on
tarine t>isE SJSS,.i3
Do. do. Fire Risk .......... 6l,l3S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

IITANTED--A Situation, by a respectable
w young Woman, to do coed PLAIN Cooking she IS
her work Can give good City reference Apply at u Jacob
| 81, Is, floor, back room. 9 y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

No. 1876 CrQcnwichstreet, between Vesey ani Fulton
Deaa' IN DToss Medc,nes Paints DyeW9ots, Teas and
Disles Confectionery, Brewers 3eer-Makers' Bakers
and faIer StaneS articles. dl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

! lITANTED-A situation by respectable Pro-
tesan g as plain cook washer and ir9ner n pr
family, with the best Of CITY reference lSo boy Sho
/ C,osh,. sfrasr 9ltSR
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

~ 2 Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Foun-
tam solicit atentoa te Of seasoEabe goods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

GIRLS WANTED-One hundred Girls wanted
II for Sewing Boanets. Apply at loo aer 100 Delaney
sr,e.t i9 l;YA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

lETANTED-A place IS cook or for housework,
w bg nice GIRL with good recommendations. Appy at
IA u or; 81 Jap 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two respectable wo-
w Ioan--one as Chambermaid and Laundress and the
other az Nurse and Seam5tiess Apply 2i3 Mulberry
-. - 1887
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

n1O LAWE2S.-LAW BOOKS.-The subscr-
ber having been unemployment of Ha ted and vooI-
HES for several years past has commenced the Law BOOK
Sailing on his own account and respectfully Informs the
Members of the Bar and Students Law wishing 10 pur-
chase that will ne much their advantage TO give him
call as he intends sell very reduced Nassau
- nn. Lnn- South of ed rstrert New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

y3TANTED-A place by a good cook, washer
W roner with the best city references. Appl at
2-2 NntI 81. staIs. front loom. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09


Patent, Sperm ami Searine Candles.
The above warranted stand the weather. and u, be Of st
quality for Paror and Astral Lamps For sale by the cask
barrel. gallon. nnarr and nint-chean :, - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

| pEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II fROCkS, CLOAKS, &c.-Extra Beaver and PHO,
Cloth Over Coats Winter trocks, Sacks SC. Also.
and medinI1 quality Cloth Cinaks Broadway,
American Hciel, opposite the Fountain.
ol3 JENNINGS & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

gATANTED-A situation by very good cook,
w who lived years her last place. Apply al +7S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09
2 Indies who would !lks 70 PISS morning h
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, JANUARY 9

NINIATrRE ALMANAC-THlS DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

XETAN1ED-By a respectable young Woman,
situation as Nurse or 70 Dc plain Sewing aad assist
in Chamber work Apply at 2is Sprinss front Basement
| Good City references gwen. ~ 3t,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

y B-Will remove immediately opposite on Ihe Isl OF
-'t1S :S nsrsu J. K. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-09

M EMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH.
W. ING.-GEORGE r. GREEN, Nos. IlO CHAT.
HAM.STREET and BOWERY, will keep constantly
on hand full and complete assortmentOf MEMS BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, of all descriptions,
made the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE To which he would
respectfully invite the attention Of those s 5s
VESTIN(s, &c. by every Packet, and has secured INC
services Of experienced Cutters he pledges h'ei 70 s''
N B-Garments made 10 order at the shortest sotsce
aJ In st:., .,.t,.cyt7, sig tFlis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15
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our Cd uenJ Noah docs not like Polk NOM.
nauon We cannot he .aysIhai i, the Democrats
Lol whom HE MAJOR has become one a fer cIrcum.
PaHuo,l .se cannot, says The Aialpr rail-, the De.
moctaue Parry throughout The Union. 10 support a
eani i-a'e tf the Presidency pledged Ia immediate
anueHaiIan' And ngain. lac says, What chance
d Wc sand wnh THIRD RAN man agnlntt eau
tiaie Il TIC iurce and c1uceled popularity Hen
r, Clay
Ma Noah then expressed himsellas follows and
He % the attention Of The whole country 10 the
words Of a who, with al his polilira inftmtty
anl versatility. mud N all hs depl1rable dsoyn
~ 10 himself aud his real sentiments IL inferior to
none IA aculeness sasactly, aud, We Yerly huk
upright intentions towards his county,
MAJOR Noah SAYS
disappointment and dtsatIeclion seem 10 prevail
among many oi tho party particularly iho,5 men
who hive voted Heretofore fof Nj Cay, who re-
member HIM the supporter Of the MAR and the ne
eocialaf 81 an honorable peace lbeir candidate ior
Speak Z se sslan after sess.pG aud Democrat OF
lie oil sctHl Although separaled oB questions
ol nit nal policy They cannn forget the pa my days
oi the Democracy. when Henry Clay broke bread
and ole sa with "a iu our nlgnam. and We were
proud Of The advocate OF our principles and The e'u
4ueni advocate Of the best Interests of our country
The remembrance OF these tunes aud the result
Of HE present nomination viii give Henry Clay
many Democratic votes. while II Will beyond a
doubt, Keep many old men OF that parry from The
polls "a November uett. We have much 10 say
hereafter on tbs subject"