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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20

WN7E the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon:
Wv the probate court for the district Of Randolph
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of Stedman
Martin, late Of WILLIAMSBURG in said district deceased,
represented insovent and all claims and demands eAp-
tied in offset thereto and six months from this date being
allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that we will
attend the business of appointment at the late resi-
dence Of the deceased in said Wiiamstown the last
Thursday in Septemb and second Thursday in Februa-
ry next, at O'Clock, p NJ on each of said days.
DARIUS PRIDE, lc.;..;
BRADFORD NEWCOMB,
Wilams:own, Aug. IA, 1874.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20
Compare the MEN and their
PRINCIPLES.
LIBERTY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES G.. RERNEY,
of Michigan.

Our own slave states, and especially the more south
ern of them in which the number of slaves is greater,
and in which, of course, the sentiment of injustice
stronger than the northern ones to be placed r
the list Of decayng communities.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
market... .carefally Reported for The Tr'suue.

market rfS Sa, Rsy ne S Saso
which GOOD bls steady ,..n AL, ,.v rh.,o ~,
,oTo blye1s in MARKET bot the hid. ore The odeae
Business done has been seneIay at previous rce %
sSa sS' ;' assd sRs RssE ;ss $s modeSas
rnb Anmer Of boats have arrived with Produce
and more viii GENE We SHALL therefore have larger stock
@ o sSq r. when S saSaay The make, does moi
eea affected OI BY the closing or eopSnipS oi the kye
ss9s;ss AZ q Mssssa spd o5o 5s sas = f fse e
RsSsasd S % Soss & ss4'
ssmore, &c. 42I Rye Flour is dnller and plenty
"a s 4 Mes aas GSSy BfanayMne Sl, ssss 9 IS
nominal Bag Meal 81 100 es BueSwheat. % as . for
'GRaiS--Ihere was considerable whsa: offering, ba,
snsusn sS ss s'is he Sss c e
wsl sSsui lol cts Germ yery Pen,y ba, the demand
% eis s,. als .Smss OF s sefs s T
southern at As is ess Sbs %sfsa o o5berD psM
s'S g s =, 1sss e aeSeeG eHS ifw Re dull s WG sa
bushels g cts II ,he p Sssy Sa., n1e 'sy se,ap sp w Sn
,sss Gs' Z, IS q c,s' Southern, 81 s. 3c,s.
& H. @ article & there drudge me .ens to ,ame
HAYsfSe ,a,encss of the senson has strengthened the
9Saies oi s5s bS Whale on have hssn made sIIa a, S
60. fsi oas use Eos export there Is 'e Oh 10
Sci w ss i. in coed demand for ee.n
r!ce. and sl0 has boen paid IN some instances Cies "
@5anOo There Tile inquiry for neg Siove a9a sa s @
GOOD gaal,y. changed hands al sls PER tcc $50.
TpRPRSTINE---A sale OF 3V bbs North County "us
HoPS-Thc market steady with SALES S bales fir: sort
WsSsm at II cts. paf pouad. r.
,PR0yISlONS-Ths market is quiet. but very hrm Tor
f9k The nsac;iors only retail Holders senstey
M and g IS but have heard o; DO s,es above 81
sodgi2. Beet remain, innctiye a. 20 asSSS ans ~
About 200 bb Beef Hams nave besn sola a. BIZ i,isc.
about 80 ,es also sod a, &c per b and = cts s A.
"a &C. secordng TO quality. Butter ruther dull and
Mes considerable We quote Western loc. state Dairy
AaH css, prime, II o Is cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

Ty,NIE-SAVING .ANSWER.-From advertisements that
i frequently appear in the papers and from circulars that
nte seni about the city and country and e under the doos
many of our friends almost every day called upon and
asked il nst in partnership with Mr. Dodge?
from such calls aud inquiries beg leave state that
not nor partnership with any Mr. DodSa aud
thai we have SUPERIOR patent modes either OF SET
tinc or fastening teeth do know of any that arc not
To0T who ny be his partner and who has. by mistake
otkernise published his such as To make
sembs o so that often taken for ours, have not the
pleasure Of knowing either By name, person. profession.
t,,Ie r. PARMLY,
J. PARMLY,
,9s o,,;s. Nos / and Bond street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!

a1e. imported by G. A. & H. WITTE. 3s John street,
for sale this date shilling each in any quantity to
Adnmson Oiif s, Bnghnms, Al Broadway; J. w. Bas;
sets 6i Broadway and Bleecker Ghurchs Dspensa.y s
?5l Pearl stree w. d. Crumbies. 2s6 Bowery; James
Cmmble's corner Of Bowey und Fourth street, u Cod
dnron's 3Oi Hudson; J. K. Chtons. 263 Broadway and
corner Of Broadway and Eighth streets j. ,. Dadds, I
Broadway A. W. Gabandan'. Ia Eighth Avenue; and ol
r corner Broadway and Gh2mSeIs street and coT9s of
ION and Allen .tieets: John Meakis. 81 Broadway; II a.
Fd of Third AvsGge and 81 lC ,hviG s Alfred u &
Toness 27 Greenwich ST; N T jennings, q Warren St;
John M,hnus 1s3 Broadway; Places Allen st; T.
IS Third Avenue; John s Schlins III Cana, s w. NJ.
1hurnans corner OF Canal ynd Vuck sts; w atson
McDourc SIS: James Weir. 24S Grand SIS. d5 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
READ. DYE OF LITTLE FAITH.

4,
CENTS have been for the last four yeu afflicted with q
cough which has been prevent attending TO
my business and for which have during the last four years
expended from eight dollars per month for various medi
cies thus striving obtain something that would AFFORD me
relief but without noticed short time nn ad
yerlemen relative your Hoarhound Candy. small guam
ty OF which purchased and after II entirely re-
loved he cough which was subject pe.aps one OF
the most severe one, that ever any troubled with.
nightly alarmed the neghbors with the coughlns nlsed
considerable blood and my throat and lungs seriously
famed from continued coughing think nn article that will
desperate one week. cannot be recon-
nlended too highly. j nel yours truly.
THOMAS CALLAHAN, No. 164 Third.strcet.
To NlEssRs. J. PEAsE & Son, ~ Dvlsion-Street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Arrived.

Arrived.
Packet ship Aehburon Hu,teson. from Liverpool Oct 3D.
TO Gfinne. Minturn & Co: :,
Packet ship ST James Meyer FIN London and Portsmouth,
Oct "a mdse to Grinnel, Ninturn & Co.
Benen bark Johann Gorge Geerken So days from Brenen
Brig ohowa NcNenr 70 ds I'm Nantz, with fruit to Diaper
New brig Alabama Means 10 d. from Bangor in ballast to
mnster.
Schr Delaware, Higgins % DIS fin St Ann Bay, Jam. pnen
Schr Rcpente Francis from Wilmington NC, with naval
stores
SchrAI5any Packet Hotchkiss, Boston, mdse
Schr Excel, Lowell, Boston, rndse
Schr jasper. Howes, Boston, indse.
Schr Grecan, Chase, Boston. uIdse.
Schr Debornh Robert. MnlapoIse.t, IL ballast
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
n HOLRROOK, Secretary.
r- Animal Magnetism ,

90 Animal Magnetism and Phrenology.
At Society Lbrary Broadway. of Leonard street.
Prof RODG ERS from Phla adcpha, the urnlraeed Mag.
netizs and Penologst who has naGneilzsd IN TINT t'y
this city Saturday evening last magnetIed five stranSes
enceCateu for encouraged by the liberal patronage he
has received he has been IN this city, will by the request
of mnny nersons deliver short of Lectures and ES
nermets al Society Library Lecture Room commencing on
Thusdt ~ evening, December 9th, le41 -.,..,,
80 cents. -. ,,r -. =
o,.,"oe D op ~ ' de- 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
j. TtKNIL Y,
Nos. ! and 8 Bond.stree..
3mis.

rJNHE have acknowledge their obligations
10 Messrs PARMLy for the very KIND and ssHinany man
ner in which they are speak OF them the preceding
notice While the subscribers cannot but deeply regret that
Their professional abo should much annoy their GmiG5
and influential peiebos and especially TINT resemblance OF
names should subject the Mes PARMIy to so mnny unplee
snpt iroue they will avail themselves OF s opportunity 10
cal he attention of public their and patent meth
oI FASTENING ARTIFICIAL TEETH when set on soM Plates
which has received cordial appobsi6n OF some oi the most
eminent Dentists the United Sates aud the unQuaned
praise of many individuals who know the value ot the I'M
movement rem personal experience.
P'uS nSs s,is IElDGE 4 PARAIELE, No. ~ Bonds.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03


meet the February interest State Fyes eceded three per
In contradiction this report the letter says the State
Treasurer has expressed the fullest confidence the ability of
the Treasury all demands that may be made upon H.
IND also his qualification at the prospect of the speedy reemp
,on of the credit of the State.
The Baltimore Banks continue TO discount freely
all good paper offering Tie however TO be very
generally established al per cent
The Delaware nnd Hudson Canal Company have
declared dividend OLA pe cent payable on the 9th
Notice has been given that application will he
made at ensuing session Oihe Pennsylvania Legislature for
The charter of Banks as foJws The Lackawana Bank
NJ, ,Cen,revle Luzerne Co with capital of s500G9 The
York Savings Institution in the borough Of ok with eap
al of $lcs COO; Fane Bank of Clinton County. Lock
Haven with capital of 100000 secured by real estate;
Farmers Bank of Schuykil County, ut Schuylkl Haven
with capital Of $500 000 Farmers and Mechancs' Bank of
Dsuphn County, Harrisburg. with capital Of s10O COO.
with the privilege of increasing IT to 500 COO Harrisburg
Savings Institution under the OF The Dauphn Bank
Harrisburg with capital of $500 00 The City Bank the
city Of Philadelphia, with capital Of $780, COOS The Arm.
strong County Bank, at kranng, with capita! Of $50 00,
with the privilege OF increasing 10 100000 the stockholders
to be personally liable circulation Notice has also been
riyep for the rechnretpg the following Bans The rad
Rank In the City Of Philadelphia, with capital OF 81 coo;
Bank of North America in Philadelphia with capital of
The Western Bank of Philadelphia. wi;ha capital
Of soOOo; The Commercial Bank Of Pennsylvania, Phil
adepha with capital OF sl,1OU; The Carlisle Bank
Carlisle with u capital OF $4,000.
The Editor of the Sprngfield Journal declares
explicitly that money cannot be rnsed to tho interest
~ ,h, ,v., .bould tho creditors conscr, IN eycb,,ye
ne puoho @ ueo' - @ 60 g. - - No, ., A, ~; . %
the sn per cent bonus iof hee per een ts Ie oi III
terest there would be required sp which the Editor
II usee 10 deny an entirely hopeless undertaking to ct
Ue es,v, the creli,oIs would ,rke thor nov IN
tempt 10 pay. e %, " VIZ pa ~
efuees oi ,Lo ;,So,,odna., ho 81. o
me aeo ".' ~ I,I n .I -; p,a ~,
iew 'ea' .soss. =, ,ss,Sa W. W. ,', ,S
case is not as hopeless as he represents il.
Gov. MartlaouKe U, ~ W. nrS iassuse
gives the io'o"ns Us M e ,, O. ~ % re-. ~ ,:e q.
Balance rennnS In W @ % ,be i,y ;scni rs,ts snj;nc "
Sept 30. S3 g53 IS
Making the sum Of sos s.
There has been dlsbursed during The above
period the S snm S.: es.o cc;cae, burnt sss %
Amount Vi "o"'''-' 49, ~ els 40
p,.o els Gai %
Leaving this balance the Treasury the first day Of Oc
,oher isA
But the Governor says that when the expenses of
The government y aaaea % S ue an aI % sr @ on e cus, @
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
c. s. FISK, Auetopser.
RYC. g. FsK-S,o1ss 81 NS y @ Ss9al;ses. tNasiOnsi Hail.

e. 3. FISK, AuctODeer.
DYC g. FI5K-Stors No ~ Canalsees, (Nationsl Hall. J
d AT PRIVATE SALE
ry- Superior Mahogany and other desks and maple bel
ends of different yls; $50 mahogany clock cases;
hand ingram carpets. ply; hair and mos mat,rses speadi
liable bireyn Fioreace and Adelaide Hats superior quail
ty: brass tender: smoke condeuser for ewelers use.
large n quantity OF sword and other Canes, and Cane
TRIMMINGS; a,o hundred Sword, for canes comprs
ing assortment tor maniactners-al ut auction prices
$50 WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4,
AT III O'Clock, at ~ Canal street,
VIII bs sold quantity OF Cotton Hose and Half Hose. Of
the be.t quality by tho dozen; beautiful OF Xs
phyr W@ntet, .. all cqo uad SHADES Csnye and Pattern,
Horn Bone Ivory G.d and Silver plate Dressing Combs
She'll and Horn Hair do: Boy Chip and Leghon HATS; La
SILK and Cotton Gloves Woolen Yarn, black Nott Lace
white do Cotton and Linen hr,ad. SupeDden. Tapes Scs
sor, fine Hn Brushes Cle,h do. Shos do and sundss By
order of Alfred Roach. constable.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

rTI O. OF o. F.--The members OF Covenant Lodge
No & are hereby notified to attend meeting at the Lodge
Room No 1877 Rowey Tuesdny 81 instant at O'Clock
10 unite paying the Inst tribute OF respect to our decease b
HELEN Members of the order invited to unite win u.s.
Df Ia a1Iel iis 0 lie "e's D. HoLBROoK, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
er Mechanics, Institute.-The RI

u mechanlcs' Institnte.-IKe NE1UbhN
MONTH"; X MEETING; of the Mechanics Institute will be
held in the Lecture Room. City Hail. Tuesday Evening
81 TX o'clock Business OF special Importance Will be
presented for consideration ut the meeting. .,,,,,-
Prof REDS SECOND LECTURE ON CnEMlS,TR1 ,,, Ky,
of on THURSDAY EVENING 5th inst. nj o'cock-to be
followed on each successive Thurseny Evening during the
Mi JOSiIN'S Class on Chemistry meets on Friday Even
nrs of each week and the Debating Club, for the Discussion
ntnbects OF science &c. Saturday Eyenings-Lecure
&c free TO members Terms OF membership 81, initiation
~ 10 o,s Acuary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Sss%siI @ sis I'on 'sijF 'TF Z PARMELE, 10. q Bonast
yEJEDID NOT WISH q. we have the credit OF doing. to
wv .o,a,, nd or Notice fs

YEIE DID NOT WISH, have the credi, Of doing. to
nubshe on Monday but merely wished 10 snte facts 10
prevent mistakes. Nor did WISH or expect to AVOID re-
nnnoved either By the similarity OF names or by the pro-
onn abors OF any one but by gHpoiessonal abors and
been mach srpIize on seeing published the of the
CITY Of Washington. Mr. Doges advertisement OF The htm
~ odye and Porsly eli Bond and hearing al the
sane S time thai he spoke OF his partner Do0, Pcrze
IT, f N York and stated of our friends there that
S yas of he sc:re family with ourselves, when we had
no. the pleasure OF knowing him II ms partners % sEnct1Ie
he name by which he known, (Which different from
The preceding by which he was known can be re-
Lei pon he neither has ever has had ane. oy
,he maine of Doctor H. PGr, as set forth IN his adver
tsemens These circumstances have BEEN and continue 10
5;cb we sha feel extremely thankful To MI Dodge las ig
As he can do so) he recty and II we haye sa or should
snv sny thin. that strictly true and he val point IL
on, we shall be most happy correc; H. Wewl stnfe ac
from which the public will be fully competent 70 JaaSe gu,
n9t.teS, piI e., M - z PARMLY.
caheu io'. ]. PARMLY.
r,a-dE Nnvcrrse: ::n. ISL. nsJt IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Nos. md 3 Eond street, November ae:h. lsii. .:

HAVE CONSIDERED the facts" sat forth by The
Mesrs P.RxLI in the and must confess tina;
see no treason in them Was it CRIME for instance to
.neak in Washicgtou advertisement of The hrn OF Dodge
Parmely Of Bond.si Did thai npcate ther OF the
McssFs PAgNY Or it criminal to & ,pcas o, DgsfGr4. r.
PIRMLy or either ofthen? Finally was IN uIpadonable
against these gentlemen to say what then oserea-thai
nv partner :. Of the same family
And these are the important facts BY winch ma Mes
PARMLy have been excessively an9oyed and which
there moi another feet which these gentlemen choose 10
tbat several OF their friends have made the annoying and
dageabs mistake" Of calling for professional .ervee al
Judge, ld3unl J. SMITH DODGE,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
To NIrssns. J. PrAsE & Son, & Divison.street

n Pedlar nnd Conieconers not appointed agerts,
md none s genuine unless each package is signed PEE
SON. 45 Dvisonstreet of whom can DO obtained whsc-
sale md retail. G3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03


Boarding.-Alrs. GoSS having opened the new and
cornmodions house % Vey Astot House, po,efs
choice of desirable rooms to ansent OF permanent
very central. yet quiet and shady Terms nooefae auo us
Hs~ Graham House-New Arrangement
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BO.7RDLNG EST.4BLLSHNh-N1,
known as the GruAum House. 6 Barclay by adding TO
the adjoining house. and prepared 20 accommodate tran
sept or permanent Boarlers the favorable Terms All
friends of Temperance desiring quiet home, and freedom
from the fumes alcohol and tobacco, invited 10 pnronze
this house The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
of fruits &c which the market affords Will be strictly adhered
10 hut table will be served 10. those who prefer the ordinary
mode. or mixed diet.
Croion Shower, Warm anG Co1d ba'iis, iee.
o5 tf hos" ELL uosS'
rs-B Best Swedish Leeches at 12}s cts apiece.
ns, received and 70, sale at DELLuC & DUPuY,S
sors 10 Place Soullard No. Park Row and 5 Bosdway
hpnS fw RpE q I n%,s sss Se
Sinn and Brcas, Shields and Paplay Jelly for breast
for sale rs above. wholesale and Ietai 0S' StawSms
n.y- DIR. III. KimbaIi's Mineral Teefh.-Ihe
celebrity which these Tesh have OBTAINED ana me hn V
al upon them by those who have worn he teseehet W..
their known at::rc superiority aver hs great iatss VI .ef
that made in this country save iaaucea R " MI ~ @
py the increasing demand fol them 10 anS extent he s oe
confirmed in this design by ths Uniform l2se wnsn a ~ ~ M
tended ms praces department OF b, profession ao W
the Nigh encouus that hive been pcssd upon tnese ~
many distinguished citizens %fa arc now @
ts this city who have spontaneously oe'ed me mos; AM mi
ssonue 10 Be- made BY Dr. Kimss .r=lsioy for Ii,
raeiies they in the elegant MANNER upon heaTy
En-. hs h.hes, Utility with he sicaest possible comfort They
are warranted be unsurpassed by that nre N ne
md 10 ali the purposes artificial teeth can be mste
TO answer Dr. Kimba wshss 10 be noted ta
ssS made in The stys above mentioned tt prices
at ars for te ass steTor knds Specmsns may
~ oIo Imiays
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

ruAccDENr.-Ata raising of a hickory tree,
:. E;nston. Conn., on the 18th Oct one of the ropes
y 80 wsr tbs tree fell, instantly killing John
Tebsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

~ Established 1705.-SOAP CANDLES AND
STARCH.-J. d. & w. LEE, Manufacturers. Mes. 81 and
6 enle street, NewYork have constantly on hand large
lowest market prices warranted equal il SUPERIOR 70 any
manufactured the city delivered or shipped without charge
for boxes Carriage.
Merchants GEocer. Country Dealers and Families who arc
cal, , on ,,, Us, oe'o'e purchasing d. & w. LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

NT Free Admitfance to Foyv.er's PhrenoloC
cal Cabinet. Clinton Hall l3l Nasaustreet where may be
obtained all kinds OF Books on the SCIENCES OF Phren9oTy ana
,er nth d1v md evening d36tss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

C Juvenile Fair.-A Juvenile Fair will be held in
the Lecture Room of St. Stephens Church Chystie
this week opening at l. and closing 10 O'Clock NJ each
day The Proceeds for the Poor of ST Stephen Church
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

ENRENCH CARCEL OR MECHANICAL Lamps
rold ut the depot. John street. Y and at the fol-
lowing Pbiadephia. A. Bennett rs Chesnu street,
Balt more, J. Could lB Market street. Warrington f. Hnsi
& Ca; B1s'sn, n. B Wood, lS Washington street. Aba.
ny, Mulford * Wendn.
In consequence the increased demand for celebrated
Carcel Lamps for this and other markets and the difficulty
we with in obtaining styles suited to the
tastes of our patrons have found Il necessary 10 seud
nVen, To Pans expressly supepend the manufacture Of
them ar therefore, enable to oe to the public this
son. models every vurety known-srited to all aste We
have to have all the lamps imported b.
this llson made perfect aud ia all respects tree from objec
tons Any lamp sold by US that is in way mpsrfsci
does give entire satisfaction. may be returned.
The following comprise some OF our recent Inportnti0n,
CARCEL LAMPS Of 0per tro hundred modsf,.
In Or Moulu. Verns Angis Bronze Antique &c; amonfs,
Renaissance. Egyptian Gotb1ue Vase Lamps Of porcelai
&c bic for paros. boudoI &C. furnlaked In of
the various styles ancient or modorn
Suspensioni for Halls:
Iustrea for Parlors. for two and ihGce lights aachI
Brackets-a great variety; 80
Olobas-meialon, gilt, painted and cut OF nearly 100 va
fieties;
French coD'ed Shades for lbrares-a new article. which
TOOK the medal ut the Exposition des Arts Paris this
Eeas0n.
Paper Shades 200 varees-n large nHomant. suiInbls
for lamps Of every description.
Together with every other article in the ne-a OF which viii
be sold tha lowest possible mites. Dealers will DO furnished
upon liberal tsms.
recently received Drawings Of the various .yle Of
goods manufactured which shall be pIensed "
hb the inspection Of the public We have also received
awnings Of al the models Of Lusres and Bras Tor CoDds
and Lamps of the principal manufactures OF Paris OF the mot
magnificent description. which import to order at Paris
prices adding duties and OF transportation.
IA aawis A. DIACON g. z. y. SAITON. Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
r SEE LIST PHGE.

Cleared,
Ships Baltimore Funck. Havre, Boyd & ncken; Charles
ton. Brown Charleston, {; Bnkley.
Barks Stephen Brewer, Fare, Lisbon: Wabash Talbot,
Pensacola, ID Hurbut & Coz Nena Rotterdam. Schmidt &
Bachen.
BGgs Oscar Curry Windsor Ms; Eagle, Hart ST Johns,
NF G 4 Iaurie Ada Eliza, MaLshm1I, Norfolk Ewell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

r,1EETH, TEETH! TEETH!i IT. /; LEWIS. SUR
4 GEoN DENTIST, $40 Broadway, ID door below Ma
sonic Hail. begs leave inform his friends and the public that
he has made the following great reduction N Dentistry
Tne,b @ nurred with fne gold 81 co. Do dc do tin foil
silver 80 cts Do cleaned ST. Do extracted 80 cts Tooth
nche cured 30 cts. az 3nl.s-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

~ Rev. Asa Mahan, President OF Oberlin College.
will at the Free Congregational Church, Medical Col
ege Crosby street. cd story two doors below Spring street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

Bark Isabella Eearse from Malaga brgs Caroline Piat
FIN Apnuchicola Eastern Star, fm 81 Ann Boy lJam)
and other bngs unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


New York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1S7 BROADWAY.
Three doors belo,o the Franklin House.
The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer greater inducements than ever
to gentlemen wishing ecosomze in the purchase of ,her
Fall and Winter Garments.
They have already received ny late arrivals great variety
eason-and will by tho packets and steamers
the largest and bes, assortment of the latest und beau
ul styles of fancy French Elastic Cassimcres rich figured
velvets Cashce. Satin and Silk Vesting, before Of
fered IN this CITY.
Aso Just received several Invoices Of Twed and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Coas, Peiton, SC black and fancy
coOed French and English Cloths from the celebrated
manufacturers being the styles in her establishment
the last FIVE years. and which for durability beauty Of fin
sh and as,ress of coo cannot De e1celled ednaed by
any STYLES of Cloths imported into the United States.
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles Will part the
richest styles of Fall and Winter Cravcs ScnT Supelder.
Gloves Handkefchiefs Hosiery Under Shirts and Drawers.
Linen anj Muslin Shirts CoIas. Bosoms. Shoulder Braces,
Riding and Money Belts Umbrellas End Umbrella Canes &c
sc with eyery variety OF goods usually kept gentleman.
general Quitting establishment.
Aso u OF Ready 5s4e Clothing, CONSISTING OF
Coaks Goats Dress and P.oc Goats, Panaloons and
Vests of every vare where gentlemen requiring or
immediate depend upon getting fist rate article.
made and trimmed respect equal to those furnished to
ORDER and prces that fail please Strict puncu
elity observed in filing orders.
-. Term. cash. and no deviation in prices
aug istf J. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

E5~ The Corner STONE NJ kh"use OF "or-
shiD now being erected by the FIRST CoSaREoATIo1AL
CurRSH in Christie between Riyngton and Deancey SIS will
be laid by enve of Divine Providence This Day. TUESDAY at
2Ls o'clock, F. NJ with appropriate services Sermon VIII
he prepcted By Pres MAAS the adjoining Church. corner
of Christie nSd Deancey ss The meeting ot last week was
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