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Death of Sentmanat and Total Fai.
lure Of his Eapedition-Renewal Of
the ,0ar against Teras-lAe Teas
Prisoners al Perote.
An arrival at New Orleans brings
advices from Vera Cruz to the Goth
ult. and Mexico to the 18th. We cop
py the following important intelligence
from Picayune:
The daring General Sentmanat, Of
whose departure from this place with a
band Of followers to revolutionize To-
basco we have already spoken, has
been taken prisoner and shot, and it is
supposed that his comrades will share
the same fate.
1t would seem that on nearing the
coast Of robasco, the vessel which had
on board Sentmanat and his men was
discovered, chased and finally driven
on shore, between the bar of Christie
pee and the principal bar, by the Mex
lean man-ol-war brig Santa Anna. The
revolutionists, some Of whom had arms
while others had nothing to defend
themselves, Immediately betook them
selves to the mountains. After sew
eral brushes with the Mexican troops,
in which several of his men were eth
er killed or taken prisoners, Sentmanat
himself was finally captured with
only one follower, and shot at Jalpa,
near Tobasco, on the 18th ult., after
The consultations of religion were ad-
ministered to him. According to one
letter which we have seen, his head
was cut of, fried in oil, and after be-
ing put in species OF caging, was stuck
upon a pole to adorn the principal pla-
"a of Tobasco-truly most horri-
BILE end. 1t was thought that his COM.
rades would all share the same fate
Thus has terminated an expedition
which was conceived in daring. But
in which wisdom had no COUNSEL
That the Mexican authorities were JUS
tifable in putting to death the leader
we are not prepared to dispute; but
nothing can palate the horrible mutila-
tions committed upon his person after
his life had paid the forfeit of his revo-
lutionary attempt. What became of
the vsssell which transported Sentma-
nat, or her officers and crew, we have
been una BILE to learn.
From our papers and correspondence,
it would seem that Santa Anna has
sent orders to Gen. VOL to publish a
decree at once to the effect that the
armistice with Texas is at an end, and
hostilties are to be Immediately recon-
menced with vigor. Report has 1t
that Santa Anna has also ordered Gen.
Woll to advance on Texas. He had
called upon Congress to furnish him
$4,000 men, and S4,Oo0,O0o, where
with to recommence the war against
Texas. General Reyes has been ap-
pointed minister of war and Marine,
N place Of Tornel, and General Com
~ de la Cortina first officer of the war
Gen. VaIentin Canalizo has
been chosen commander of the army
destined to Operate against Texas
The new minister of war has ordered
he militia into immediate and active
service, and from present appearances
t would seem that Santa Anna is de-
ermined to make a strong attempt to
'esubjugate Texas.-BaA. Clipper.
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A stumper and a Poker.

A stumper and Poker. A gen.
tleman now at one of our principal
hotels, has in vain sought for whig
who will cover thirty thousand dollars
on the Presidency. He offers that
sum in either offour ways, to try the
faith of the Clay gentlemen who are
always playing at brag. First. on a
majority for Polk in Pennsylvania; Sec
ond, on his majority in Ohio; third, on
his majority in the State of New
York; and fourth, on his majority ii
the general result of all the States. In
either of these ways, we understand,
thirty thousand dollars are offered
IN one sum, and ready to be produced
at any moment. Where's Henry Clay
and his backers2 Here's a stumper
for you! N. Y. Plebeian.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-26

Henry Clay has never. carried the
State OF New York, and what is more,
he never can or will. To use the Lam
guage Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen, "the afro
cious murder of Cilley," and the .seven
deadly sins" of his green old age, will
not be forgotten, however lightly the
offences ofyouthful days might by some
be regarded Troy Budget.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-26

An incident is related by gentle
man who visited the scene Of the first
riots in Philadelphia soon aftertn
occurrance. He entered into
conversation with one of the persecu-
ted Irish men and asked him whether
it was true as reported, thathis counr
-trymen had torn down and trample4
upon the American Flag. AlMy GodP
said the warm-hearted son Of Erin,
"De ,voulddssoon h'ample onthe Crossr'.
Such are the people who are charg-
ed withhostility to our Institutions
Erpositor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-26
HtHeFcI II 10 III my PO"oI'
JOHN HAMPTON LEWIS.
Correspondence of the Spirit Of Democracy.
CLEAR FORK, Monroe County,,
81. tfH .e JlfIU %. 1874 {


Mr.. Editor Have you heard of the most ex-
traordinary effect that Clay has had on a whig,
coon, abolition stumper, over in these diggns!
BY the too free use of clay mixed with a little
tobacco, taken for the same purpose that the wings
support Henry Clay,-the hope Of peetaaiary gain,
it operated so entirely different to what he ex.
pected, (whether as an emetic or cathaftic know
not,) but true it is, there is not evenhis toe nails
or grease spot left of him hereabout Whether
he is now to be numbered among the living, the
dead, or gone to Texas, I am unable to determine.
wish, Mr.. Editor, you would make some enquiry,
and ascertain, if you can, he has gone to Texas.
If 1 become satisfied that he has "put" for Texas,
and that there is many more such scape graees
there, will 60 against annexation, although 60
in heart and soul for it now.
This coon had A or 500 pounds of tobacco which
he attempted to make weigh 1000, by secreting
lump Of clay in or near the butt-end Of each hand
but the covering was too thin 1t was too much
like the covering which the friends Of Henry Clay
attempt to throw over his wicked acts, in order to
shield him from the public indignation. But twas
no go-it was exposed as all rascality should and
will be. 5 M irr
If you publish this communication, send me
few extra copies of your paper. | wish to hand
them to some of my tclig neighbors Though they
are very scarce here) that they may amuse them
selves by reading 1t, instead Of .sie whig song
made by some drunken coon about our representa- (
i've Let thsm take warning from the fate Of
heir friend, and use clay only fortbs purpOses
Tor which God designed it, else theirs and their
country's fate may be even worse than his. Can't
you give US song on "Clay and Tobacco.p
= ~ -tl Grl iHtIa -l,sl POLK
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up to the captain's Office and settle."
Ii will be remembered that the city
clerks accounts were found to be mi.
nus about $4,000, a short time since,
and Gov. King is under bonds for his
bank exploits. What precious set Of
scoundrels these Rhode Island Alge-
rines are! These men were all loud in
their denunciations of the patriot Dorr.
These three officials have prated much
about DORIS dishonesty. Lieut.. Mar
tin! His honor the city clerk! and
bis excellency Gov. King!!!"
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FLANNELs.

Now will give you the price you will have te
pay this year for the same goods:
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June, IS43. June, 1874.

The above is only few examples of pnces.-
Nowfor white and colored woollen lannels:
June. 1912. June, 1874.
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

Market Sire ct Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

.s.,xra y .ess .srH
p, !'.1 WI opiii I...e..s-s
sxrxaekees 80 -
.1i,,s1 X lsts - aqaat' -.
49, =.
,,gessst g. 49,.
~ 49,, - -
ff'ts1f 5e 4a-..fst
m'sh'
1cFli'ssi'Epss3!fif i. m.37s rs r-s
y rfss'. WI, ~ f......a go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

a LPACAs. ALPAGAs.-lt0 pieces Of al &C
& lars ant descriptions. among Which are Fomc
.erv foo S1l, WARP Brk Barred snd Calorsd,"
con 81 MARsHs'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
F{eavv Jq0nesFiCs

es1sr.a.i IS 9gaal with eyerq thing ia .aer I've
Of rheverV lowest prices.
JOHNSTON. BERR3niGh a 90.
a# t9l Main strHrL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

1,x5<,aN s1rRGFoN AND ACCoUCiii"h,
ffIcr On the Northeast corner 9i o'o anu .
f.n,re ais. Residence on the sou'h"'s' ~"
kfthe same .tros's,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05

&4DRFSSES "a large lol OF tash'ne'e =.
Zrs.,--a n,o,.lire de Lanes Chamr.l1na &f d.
s:s'se' s,n"s''''' NARSTS'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-05
T'RJATNs
ea- "a ~ 60 .

r sss-s MONS an how velvet glazed, cloth.
,r1re d. ianviHa. black cloth. Or asou. fancy
ssf atask a7a seaI. sasleae and haf saolyory
49,. 81 fhs ,.aa-t 3r dozen. Oar assortment Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-14

Pacse, ship francois Answo.ts IS days I'm Have. nize
10 Fox g Livingston.
Sariinau ba,S O,ba Proiamo, 49 days from Villa France.
Genoa. ui:saron "d lemons, &C, 10 muster.
bT,,sh brig Fellowship, truStfo3g u days from Newport
Wses, rnIlroad ,srn. TO ordc..
iirs actlus, sp7oul, from Darien. lumber, Bad
set * PEEK.
$hr Pptuxen CLARK days fom AIa;anzas. sugar, Read
* Hoppock.
Se Dspa,ch, COsoA. days from B;andywiua, -four und
peRi, 4 l. buikley.
Sch' Ere, Mathews, g days from rara. (ccss, of Braz
India rubber Cocoa 81. 10 6 Coming & Son.
Schr uletis WoFom. days from Petersburg, ;oeI. cotton
&c. tc James huu,er.
sem Wren. Lynch, Berlin, corn
Schr Sharon, Long. PhilIdelpnls coal.
Schf Nassau. Chester Richmond -four. Allen Pc1sou
SShr DAVID K,cy, Lcsen, WashnSon C, naval stores
Scar Providence, keluln. Folly Landing
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{ ORIN BROQKS-l the undermined, happy to "
IL form the public particularly the EpOrzmen ard those
are DESTROYS Of averg with than ordinary
elegance and speed and yah Infinitely less physical ezcnn
thai cm fully convinced that Bookss EeSc Metallic SHANK
Bccd decided improvement uny and evc'y thing tko
kind before introduced. end That tends very materially !? IN
crease the iactcs ny running. walking &c have, these
Jew ysSs past walked ny Thousand miles, and
Sund.ets. bot mus, my that experienced so lte
rading the distance, and 81 the speed. do
ysesdsy IL summing miles and quarter The Beacon
Course which satisfied IS. to considerable extsn str
buiab,s ;he admirably c01siruc.cd Elastic hieac shank
poot manufactured Ia Mr. LtRiN BROOKS. No l2s Full
1lIe-t which hal tie coed fortune 10 coming
cOnCusrc;. Ee the qualification 10 ny mind what i nifty
he ,-- must acknowledge t.st mach ndehef :
vi tsnss and The Es'iic tetsc Shanss, which ohe.
attn may tbs ls ana reccrend ;Sy5n AL With hearty
-ood viii z. SrAnNAED. ala sm
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SCHOOLS

nRAVING. PAINTING And SKETCalNGi ifo1l I.r y.
iTrRAL oBJECTs.-MR- CoE has returned t 20 "a y.
VI and ~ D,,c prepared u Evs instruction IN th =,
b-.nchcs ether vi his roo IN School, or 70 M oer hour
g.. "a; Rcusdway Please call to- circuHr i,. -
Nh nnb,h m fe.y weeks Drawing Book OF rt''''
can Scenery containing - views iioi' 'Su'e' 80
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Saturday Evening, Nov. 9Th.
There activity in all branches Of business NJ present
hnn for several weeks past The probable success Of the ant
Tan Iary the recent election has had paraYzng effect
largely ut favorable prices under the appshen,on
TONS or do light until the fate Of The resent Tariff
known. One thing ccrtnn there viii be no new invest
nsi,;s s,go until the Loco-Foco Tn policy Developed
Consequently the demand for Wool will decrease.
The TURNER. relying almost entirely upon the con'umpslon
of Flour 10y the Eastern manufacturers cannot OF course e1
peci an nceused demand for his Grar The impression that
dure the price of Wheat centh. article selling today ~
5: ccnis week ago % g. Flour sells az 81 y 81 Is
flor ~ Is than the commencement OF the
c-s Our bushes, operations closely connected with
tas policy of the Government n the prospect OF entire
cyerha uln. of The Tariff but have paayzng effect
upon will be iet by class of the commit
nty.
titles The former sells ri 10 s2 !u fore auaes, and good
hind ouGrtrrt NJ 81 z 80 per 100 lbs.
There IS some inquiry ur Barley al 20 cents Oats are
bought only ,oi home consumption ut = = cent?. Corn Ia
tai MI q
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ;, =,

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIE CANTON TEA COM ? Wy,
PRINCIPAL STORE, III CHATHAM STREET. N. Y.
B!ench Store:
SIS Raecser street. Hsw-E0sk.
Gi, Grand stTsst SUfnls.
,gi Greenwich street., near Fulton.
liz Fulton stTest Brooklyn.
q Chestnut and Is North FIth.rt. Philadelphia.
II Hanove: street. Boston.
INVITE The attention OF City and Country F:riea and
Purchasers several establshmen where they think
will be found By The best escons OF pure and rnndsern
ted Teas in the United States The universal popularity and
renc1yn ofhe house reference high Qualities low pm
thef comments recasary Original and only warehouse for
the sale Of Howqua's Black Tea Observe !-srangers will
he pacusr tn remember the number Of tie principal store IN
Chatham street. viz: l2 between Psar and Roosevelt streets
Tie public will also be pleased to take notice that tie Canton
Iea orpany have nothing do with other except
- Icscy.i,. az tho ION nj ms erseuen. s,y
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LEGAL.
NOTICE TO TAX P.4YERS.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFyCz, !
Brooklyn, November ,tf, 1884 (
PURSUANT TO nn Act of the Legislature, entitled IA
Act relative To the collection OF taxes N the City Of Brook
lyn and for other purposes" tpassed April Sth 1897 Notice
hereby given that the Assessment Rolls Tor taxes for The
wear have tins DAY been delivered 10 the Comptroller Of
the Cy OF Bookyn and TINT from all tnSes which shall 30
pnid 10 the id Comptroller within thirty days from the die
hereof deduction of three per cent Will he maze; and that
from oil taxes which shall he paid after the expiration OH
ton If two per will be 1ade and that nnd alter Tho
FIRST Tuesday January next, por cent viii be addsdo
all then remaining unpaid and TINT en- The Thrd Tues
day of January the said Comptroller Will deliver 0 s
Collectors of the City OF Brooklyn the said Assessment Ro
together with the wnrrunts thereto annexed directing them
proceed win regard 10 inc upad dAeS III ts nhHeI uiscH
by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully request those whs IN
tend avail themselves of the provisions of the Act referred
70 in the above notice. inform him thereof pct
be that their bills my be readiness To prevent dsy
when they may be prepared TO pny their taxes.
Council NOTICE is hereby further given that the Conpupl
e, will receivc ut his Office IN the CITY Buildings. FROM
y O'CLOCK. a. VI. UNTIL . O'CLOCK, +. NJ AND
AT NO OTHER HOURS. -
NIB If y. NJ MERWlN. Compuollc.
DY ORDER OF George NJ Smith, supreme
ID Court Commissioner, notice hereby giv-l that
attachment hes issued against the of CYRUS WOR
DEN, late Of Sstchez, State Of Mssisspp
debtor AID that the will be sold for the payment
debts unless he appear and discharge such attchme
according lazy within months from the first pubitr
ou of this notice. andth the payment Of any debts duss
him By Of this State and the delivery him. R
his use Of any property within this St,ta belonging TO him.
ard the nnsir suc properly b. him forbidden
Law and are void. Dated Norwich, March i2Lh, 1874
JOHN l.. BABCOCK
Mkt .tswon Attorney Cor Attaching Creditor
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DAGuERREOTYPEs

L'IRSr PREMIUM pAGUERREOTVPES.-P
DAerEERiAN SfLLEEY or PArzSr PxENIrN CnI9R=D
PuoTooRSss y; B . a ay, sgIny ;tee Ne.
:, Highest sgrs," at the Ezi5'Cns Of the Institutes Of
Massachusetts, New O:k md Pennsylvania respectively Tor
nst beautiful coored rieufes and best Apparatus ever er
The Tribune c,h morning contain, the following inco:
s,itrle. on Saturday last:
hSsn,S was awarded to eSs1s Anthony. Edwards, * To.
"To Mess Anthony, Ei,varys < Co.: to Pumb.; nnl 10
Mr. Brudy esch Diploma, i-i superior specimens o; Ia
TIE ltu,s did decd. chose the 6st bu, TO set.
tie that loiu now RESPECTFULLY challenge he above named
ra1 @ de f Ike nmoo les q thaa one ' hnndre Tot
exceedn: thousand donrand the whole be awarded
y o s0'i s l me 0t oHS PIU Eli ii s'GIs'
NJEW-YoRK DAc!TEGRIAN MINIATURE GALE
~ HY c0rEe; Of BGosGssy enc Futan entrance IN FutOr
sT beauty OF Color aud effect All
and ! So '5 are s ECU. 20 sSy hal have
1'rs but isavs his pictures 10 the just and 10
he Gallery. bsto,- GONG eiteEnae, WHISTLER ty intend nj
~. not
iikepeses in I'll warranted TO ss atistscticn. en-
cno:ed beautiful manner: aud which NJ, B. does
clsin uysro'y, beng hi BY conpeiea, and PRACTICAL
clS ln& NIB BRADY.
SSFFSSp9n SWTaTsS fp pAGTERRIAN SfAhERY us
pectfy call The attention Of c7es and strangers visiting
the city. 10 his senid coec,iea Ias.er,yps Portlnti
ae SSS;y Accuracy Rss on ene f b a a
p1SSed Portraits taken Il kinds weather either with or
nou the cio the OF witch he mas reduced 10 koJe
charged By The most inexperienced IN the business.
The American Institute 81 exhibition awarded sir
White the tis, Premium TOT nc bt Daguerrsotype Likeness
or grouping sind genese eject which bu, another proc.
the EuperforitT OF his Portraits.
Mr. White ssole aSeni 10 New Ynik for the very superior
the city state can they De obtained.
n. B--mpoftet German Gamer also French and AMER
can OF the very hext quality VIII Pa,as Cales
Chemicals Polishing matsr,as, &c
NJ Weites Case Manuf1ctorJ beng he iase. aad uspz
The ntet stsies. ne ecR5 IRON TIE uray
he 4nutsc1rre~lt" -en nnzperreoyps Miniature Cssr Ii
PEI Lover iiraa Ie- house the uaion sisyr
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. NOVEMBER IS


Ship Tarolnta. Smith. Apaachcola, Sturges Chairman.
Bark Georgia Collins, Savannah, Collins; Arab, Free
man, Manila. Cook K Smith.
Brr> Harriet Pole Genela Nesmti < Walsh Relief, ii.
eyanier Bermuda Tucker Lighthoune Ssa Bird, Burr,
nc G,ade. Hcsluck Co; Macao, Hayden Savannah, VI
ijcmi: Curohne Sherwood Charleston. Diahau X Dnoi.
Schts Oivia & Virginia. Rollins, fredericksburg SWord.
3;dgewatct, iden Jacmc Foster & Nickerson; SGh,
Wells. Richmond, y l. McCrcaty & &C.
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MlDDl row n r., Son IN
/ CLASSICAL Axp ExcLIsH BOARDING ScnooL y NJ 10
xtj,uio1 h.s scca e,.rs!,Shsd years us
ceived into the Pnc,pas family. and tlH !I OF
secure-i to eurs IN high decree PreoaEHtion nr oo
I'll nd mcr towns ID England, 4asy III ccce
dnily to, Nsw Work bnnY ard Boston. st nodeat. *
Winter -esscn commences Nov 18th Charge aeO PEI se
.n, oh Oh NJ e1peaSss for bcrss mus ana
-aodefx anguages Circulars. W.. references al y haAs
x,ors ~ NV - n n.,HA:E. =. N Pr'Hcphi o2l m
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Eoreirn Ports

A, Para October Is brig joseph Atkins Higgins 70, New
York. I2 few days; scht SopAuI, OF Saler
A; Matanzas November = schr May Theresa wrecked du.
the atc storm, uldcrs RSrk John WINTHROP Nc.
dsch; euc Eliza Aan Bate, do sch. Aguwau Pack.
ard. cleared IL. Cacena reported Ms,anzas that
the brig Sensoso from Boston. bound Matan.as had
pu: into Nassau u distress.
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MEDICINES.

ELLIss voLTENBURG sS.,.T ~ ssn1ae-
II " valuable rnsic,ne roy s Ssos1. Of The public
81 of ;sr eiicir4 for he cure Of Coughs
,ia % Ra ogc been established II, specific and
,n,,t1ry ncion sSere os.sf IIs
49, has hssI 7hrniaaiy tesei by ioI; sIpeii' nee ~
Who have made r4l OF It, medicinal qualities Gear ape s
u91any 70 rs ne IN h, e.sinn on TIA system. fo its ac
non BE- ed on vel established physiological prinep INC
therefore 70. being 70 TIE ee o. war ae moi papty
60. - hv rnony he .'pe<;-' OF ,h- day
The Propesr from the long ss "a oP b.Ticn n confidently n
cos,endlne the stenioa OF the prbsnrh nI w sns
ready furnish The ,ois indubiiaee poo Of " nh
ans d heIesaS end retail By EsE ELLIS The proprietor
No 5G =, SSie :'lgs an SANDS. Druggists. No
~ fulton s3 broad u Eat Broad ip,
for the Propret.r;-!Iic- 81
IAYSE-s EyPECToRANT.-No Other medicine w vii
move r,c:, OF pus the throat so THOROUGHLY as s -
effecualy =ens the cossuHted irs 2 ip'n I've h,,ns
hi-b Inns and Cough IA patsn WIG
I'D portions the dir nsased m tsr In al " mo ne
pulmonary organs even %ae'e nssfe VI
cor the machinery Of ana ena4ss hd csd
ensu1not ssey o. ne o B. oacsi. PsGr,yina
iri a diseases of pulmonary nature yield TO th p'epa'
u1s onIy BY Dr. B. jayne No 20 South Third street,
Philadelphia ,,-,, r,,.;.,, M -
Frhon stree II Est Broadway. s73 Broadway CO 80
I.yyes. VaIe rosie -War. Wa. war!!!-:Thc
J Ng Tskers have declared hosiel a-sns, our
d. JAYss OF 6ccacrt 81 h HAIR fo1io ~Hicn : &
all business INTO = CnTket il
re7 OH; and souns are DcrinS tn he Doctors i1daIa
Yeeis lnrr Giveses Of the h,t Trhien OF TIT u
1s his isir 1o1;c spcerr 18th new ana owihe 10 -
which A,,alom hns9f might have cav'ed enlo tSs oss
are sen snd susb- ehsse Sld i;,s Iale ZIP
through nsir fiG<iets nfe beautiful ano eeScn
me han ever Bad head, a.ins her WIG: "nd th,oS
ms them To ina r:oss ard bss Sn!s tie is makers .,afc
nyha,t they behold h- crno'iion o' ,heiI onsn ma
s De the cf ni> war we kn"is not = ne s
es are outrageous uad The doctor r-nns i:, err oe1i
ina, some thing, can be done well as "thers ana hn
BALD hsads may as well ear their pSg e. SH rsens CT
Others -.
Fold BIZ the P.op1e,or's wholesale Assnt' A. .. Z j.
Sands, Druggists, % Fulton street; u EasI bfoahss go
Broadway. ~ 'M
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FaSuIONARLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL pc da! . 81. p0 Gentlemen of
NevYork and vicinity. that ne has srvea l9' NE
400 of siviny instructor the PRINCIPAL iasnioan's
linz IN Ire highest circles OF European anc alei'S
society. T.. -, S,-,.,eo ard Ce.r-
.s his f-le met admiration OF me '-
o snl he marked approval Of the fashionable
.,,onr o;hs-y IiOps h propcses 20 teasf inat Wen
dnce ) pol X A-he Cuadl e win Or sllei
,Is Vs;,e de Ilaux Pns-,hc Maz0urka-new Co'hioD'
lylnor-e and all American IancsS 80, oo.-,y ,s
sIe9s K vii e. ASSISTED by MADAME hOkroSt e..
Niscian ne instruction wall be gwen II uie fiene "
man and EIrllsh langiacss Mt, .:.I- --5vs-e cool
Rooms are engaged NJ . Park pr
and airyiof the accommodation Of Lsds ano d a. IN
the fashioacBie circles Of London ssd Pans; can 80 -
ak or twelve lessons. except the hazoufAa- Al o' "
FoT fi,tber particulars. inquire of MONS Ko2PoNAf at
h;s residence = Park pircc. =, 20 ., .,d
TssSs-Cass Le,sons from 1oto u, A u. u t. ana
.o2 P VI, and from s to IN the e;enins; Ak
ix lessons s5-tweive Lessons. $40. and quartet si2 -
Private s,uns-s1 lessons, ss twelve Lessons, S' ouel
ter $40 ,,r ,-.;.,,ss .c,d
&c he. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-14

No aas spoke brs Robert Bruce. Of Mobile bourd to TIN
daddy the Ere. III this port
No date lar g ., lon e " .poSe bark Teunnh, S ds from
Ircen with passengers. bound 10 -oeas-by the brig
u this pot.