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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

- rirSaGH FhO.l IRELAND EVERY FIVE
j1T=s 3Afo tb&OuGHOUT TIE YEAR-g'ron Co,E
-ek iiutin. i:einst, Newly l.0EGurierry y ntarhfi
l.eIiord. sIgo. Coeraln Dunak Drocleda Lime x
&c Passages can at All TINES be engaged with .tcfi.
sff Oh he most etsantlFeou terms Glars" New Yolk
bun uncScis .il!irs irufg Lgerrc1l
~ hf FIVE DAYS 1HpcG HotT THE YEAR lsA
Two tns n :; necessary Tor TIE comfort au sagc-l ME
fet9i the pas=zasce T b. found connected with m al
ap' ~; proper attention Liverpool and good accnno-
dnuon board the shpa. winch me subscriber, g;aea II,
az they engasstu aTn, Fnrfarr "a eui, a. T,nly ~
pglljt0 ". Z. J. L. TAPsCOTr - south .;ye.t
Agents in Liverpool. i'''''' e
NM. TiPSfCI'r ~ ;l5Co7ee p.az,ss or
HEO RiHrARDts son. {9J IS srari.0 nala
- FOR LnND0N-P.cegr % rnz .rVysriTrf, IN.
=: To- ne ,Pieatd isst ,a- packet .hp IiENn-
p-fNr'urily ss above. her re- .u!1r day " "
I'm; Pero' PACKET has yer ne accommodations i5rcabn
sec0"d chnn ana sleeFe passengers, who ALL te n ken M
vey reasonable ne, II ea:l7 gp9ca;pa ia Inars 90 boa
OFT" ~ - !. 7. TAPsCOrF
;: south sire-t c1i. 5!n.Lcn lane
eous w'hnz 10 send for heir i-ead ~ CONE on, i. ts
mp ojnY 81 TIE Inc ar who about u remit money n
nuke favorable arrangements BY IMPLYING above y2
- WANTED TO CHARTFR-A ye>sel # 10 too.
&Tp> ah p"gfs, WITH freight 10 Hayfe % rac~ End back
Apply To MURDOCH, LEAvlIT & -.
~ e.f sire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

,yg,q > N N IOR ~i.t-.k 7 NIXON lIIIII. II
s; ;rr.. on south Hll. o. summit, county r '>cho
barp "a -rr, Snuth-iNes Hf MANY: ~ miles from
s'';,,. 3rl.-s ,,n summit Four Corners: Huc' from
p,5moniyc aud mile. from E'ri Hofceste-uo AlIe'
I'll .,a ~ cuI,i"a;0u-;he b1rnce ~ .',.y w;
,--.~i ,.,.l ,su'efe,. pnitisn Two SlbRl FRAME.
,iI~F ~ by a. fe-Errn- ~ by 10 cei-chei am nay
80. by 81 ita ,yih two Np.e Ochnus ! he whole 70
10 rad .c- sifD II Applied tor Snon. About 80 "hnlti'
r-sJf Down Iha balance easy payments or i!het '"
nj T. z B-eirw POSTMASTER, ll.i E.9ct'e
neur tie peti.e' oroi - ~, NJ ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

-.ers ONT, or THE MOST VALUABLE FARMS IN
-5ss: 'iIF STATE OF CuNSE Tit! 4. II now offered
0r ya- ~ rrrg '0'- svras /: r"'eiH, W 4'f', 81
nghly ritvne ad. AMI on he premises Is tf-e dwelling
ns ~ .yrsicp .epnr together with NIL other necessary ont
.nrs It. brag s,uGiei within miles OF New Haven ara
~ f New YORK "raru viii he i1Gld to ne eAcse'hsV
,I.,lrrt!e For further information apply -
'''''- RUSSELL. SMITH Attorney and C0NGse,. ar.
IN - D! I;re,ty-si. y. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

RlCEThe transactions for the week hive been very lin
ted and confined principally the for home coUsunp
ION Ihe stock ho'eyeI, continuing small, holden have
80 teIces fair TO good ct . 362. principally al 90 cash
GROCERlES-There has been inquiry for Brazil Cot
Ice ano te market ha. acquired ather rrDnes The
1nes nte so bags Brazil NJ Ga coats: 500 Laeuayrn
"a Ui Java, ss 10; 50 Cuba, mos. and So Green
JAVA on terms did nOsearn. The market for Muscoyr.
firmly m and prce rnthe' tend upwurd Tie sales ccmprse
M hss Cubs, for export, made public; 200 co.
IN lots. So siz cents 10 n Oenns 6 6jZ-there have
been no further Ieee'Ss Of new crop 100 Porto Rico "a
10 Whie do. 81 ~. mos An invoice of 65i5 bnes Ma.
Da Just received, sold for refining previous ARRIVAL
terms not learn. The Moaes market is steady
b inactive there beng but little demand from the trade;
30 20 casks New Orleans sold at9 25 cents and some
st. Croix. d. mos.
FRUIT "A small cargo Of Malaga Raisin has arrived the
Bunch ofwhs are held above The views of buyers We
e. 1 kegs uster 81 2 mes and % cases Genoa CT
Is cents less two per cen. for cash 500 bx Bunch RAJ
sIis. gust nrrIyed, were sold previously.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

s,,ps's ssArsArARLLA-Dsenses of The most nsidous
~ of,ra lei; to undermine the constitution and destroy the
to,e ~ beah when by timely application of the right med
,eine seai and perhaps life itself might be saved sc,orla
ko Stacking the uugs ana destroying the ca'eges
and bones rheumssm affecting The heart he head and ex
ussnen,ly cured by the use OF Sanss Sarsaparla. This
medicine ha many Instances brought health and 'e'u.nn
,fo the ec;cs, transactions of the general system, and
eon,s removing diseased action in the abseIsns and Sc
ION 10 einvsorae themselves and permanent health becomes
established. :. :. -.
For farther particulars. and conclusive evidence OF us superb
a, value and ecncy, pamphlets which may lie obtained
y. the propnetor and their agents gratis.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 20 Fulton street, New York
Sod also nt 73 Broadway East Broadway, and by Drug
siSts renerally throughout the United States.
APnce 81 per bottle; SIX bottles 10! S..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Markets.. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.

markets.. SdTeJltp RepcTted J0T Inc ITaotnae
SATURDAY, Nov. 23
ASlES-The foreign news has yet had no influence the
market Prices remain as before, without much dong. Sales
30 bbls Potts at 81, and few parcels at 70.
COTTON-Soon after the foreign advices per Britannia
received there was much rmne ON the puyt OF holders,
for large lots Buyers however not coming forward freely,
and tic previous bids being withdrawn the market became
besre pssed The sales were @ 10 SO bale al about the
rs,e Of Friday. bu, the market closed with much the
Ss s week Z, enaf s fy e9enn Sa m UesnG
ordinary mddlins 41 cents, mddlng fay fnr 81
Sew t,rIsSns. INFERIOR IA ordinsry to m;ddlm: 81 81,
mlddlng fair 6 aud fuiy fair to good lair *
FLOUR AND MEAL-1,he demand IS moderate and the
Gene,ce. but sales making az we quote Geaesee
g. In southern hear OF no transactions. The demand is
very light Rye and Flour Is for common Sales Ship
Stuiis ui les lie.
bushels Baltimore at IS cents for milling. Corn arrives spar
iu:y and the market firm Sales o bushels jersey al
meas. for the Fas, Northern worth 81 cts Rye dull
Sales 5000 bushels delivered at IS cts sae & O. So bushels
Barley made private barcni supposed @ cents Oats
good demand Ut - cents for Northern sales l ous
Southern ct 31c.
WHlsKY-he DtllerS have reduced the pncs of Drudgs
"a cts Bb very dull and sales 81 equal TO Prime have
been ITSds q e Cts ,,,,na =, 40 h, ,b,
sacs 800 bhi. at s.l. sales os bb s:Ee at Beef i;
brands new Mess at 6s aud Irms G.56 There were some
transactions IN hand but the particulars did no, tranpc
WooLmrShe S market G has been inactive during The weak
been making some snes at slight reduction in pncea.
FEATHERs-We,tsrn Live Geese arc dull and the stock
TINales have been made Of slabs Banca abou, l6
cents cash and Of TIN Pla,es which dull. $50 boxes
LEAD-The market for Missouri henvy and prices have
again iccedod semewhus: lO pigs sold a, sS7s short time
and 100 do. ntSs7's. cash.
seuthefn Western and Northern Yellow have been sold at 9
S9l1c, cssh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

LIBEL Suir.-R. B. Hubbard; the Liberty, party
has brought an action fardeiamatioo against
rS;ror of tae Spy. laying his damages at Sle,
tss Hoa Hubbard charged toe Spy, in political meet
wv wv vth having published false statement in re-
"s, s, n air. Birney, two weeks after 1t had the
sen nj knowing the statement 10 he false. Mr.
me. of,ha Sp,. considering himself sandercd, call
,,oon Mr. Hubbard to retract the charge, but re-
cssng nothing but rdicule in reply ne pronounced
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
FRESH BUTTER
ERO,i pHJJ.A ADEI.P A

rT,HIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER will be received rREsH
twice week through the " HIntsr at BROWNS WHOLE
SALE GROCERY where may be had quantities IN suit
chasers. Families wishing supply will please send in Their
address immediately and state the number cf pounds they de-
sire per week as the supply will be limited
CHOICE TEAS, SUGARS. COFFEE, OIL & CANDLES.
Together with general assortment OF Specs, &c &c. a.! sf
which nre offered. by wholesale, rhnescie prices.
The undersigned have hesitation in assuring the public
thnt their establishment presents Inducements the purchase.
nj wholesale unsurpassed by other aSd they respectfully
invite all who would the retail profits on their supplies OF
Groceries, 10 cal nt
THE GRANITE BUILDING.
L2i Eighth-streei, 3D. door East OF Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWN & BROTHERS.
NB-Orders from the county carefully packed and ship
ped at the shortest Iotee. pSlwH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Neweat Styles.


rECK. NiCOLSON & WRIGHT.
No. l2 Pearl and 30 Beaverstrea.;. Nsw-York.
Would respectfully announce that thay opening large
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS,
all of which ere ftsa latest Fal rt7lss. eonprsns full
LoytrnHnt of
DRESS GOODS
oonxaug in part Of rich Cnshmere Ecosre rch printed
Muslin de LANES C.zpe De LANES CT new and elegant stys
reh plain Cemeion and ssn stripe Rspeaisn and n-
rhouabis article Cansiion. Broesdc, end Broehesrped
Sik,, bisck and eolored Apaccas, figured and plain.
SHhWIS.
brochs and Cathinar, hsw, patterns; Csaelon and
Brocads sgured Silk Shaw, DIaask Wooen stldliA and
rich Daunsk Aiapacchl Manno. Thibs, and Muslin de
Laine. in grsst variety, ke.
RIBBONS
full s.:osn: Of Bouns. and CEp Ribbons. Of the riches
Paris rtyles
Figured Cap L.ea. Trimming Lsoss ,nd L.eo Edgirs7,
Thread. L1e. Plated and Brussels EdSinrr &c.
GLOVES.
ConsIns Of Kid SS Cazheys in great variety. toeettsr
with large astonmsnt or Fancy Mtts-
Also full sssonnent Of Par1 Cords. GiHps aad Frnga,
together with every article usually to be found in Fancy
Stock which they prepared to o on a. favorable terms
~ anY oths, essbhshmsnt SHsDsel I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Arrived.
:. Bog Mary NJ Hooper, of Baltimore, Tuvis, 10

Arrived.
Bag Mary Hooper. of Baltimore, Travis 10 ds from Rum
her, salt TO Mathews. Lett no Ans.
Brs Pens, OF NY armou;h Merrill, fm laguns, Oct 2st,
ss: sSsweod TO Howand Aspnwal Le brig Homer. arrived
M from Iannca totally disnlsted the gale of Oct St
ann1y, Of Thomas,on. ldg for \ York
joseph Atkips Higgins 3 ds Para, India rubber to
s .sS Sopha. shephaId Of and iss DO. ss soon nv
brig Tspperhein Peterson, loO ds from Stockholm,
"u Lisbon. non to order.
to Ss hate Pendcrsa, Bsm IS ds n curocoa. dyewood
'aue day; Chester, OTIS. wg II; Olympus, sid 10 days
yr Vermont, Burrows Dis I'm Baltimore. with corn to NJ,
sSa Eliza Ann, Smith, ds fin Brandywne with and
sehr Coaster. Atkins, fin Philadelphia, coal
Below.
ndsaa Bennett. from Noreans. domestic produce to
Is Ses Mary. Foster ls ds I'm Ragged island salt to STAN
Aho. brig unknows
Sailed.
Ssessshp MeInora Page. for Havana: Mexican steamers
aaaisups ontezu,ns, aud bug war Santa Ann for We
a00z. Bark S, Joseph, Bahia. Wind fresh u, NV.
Disasters.
aelc'day The schooner Young Hickory. of Staten Island
a The wharf ut Brooklyn, when the violence OF the
and caused her 10 bent against The dock which
D III nef 70 leaking and she Immediately sank. We were
ls 70 Learn whether persons where on board al the
Spoken. &c.
NoSE. q, schr II Roberts. OF Washington, NJ hence fol
ts of Cape. Of Delaware, big Rdeou, f St Thoma,
49,. Foreign Ports.
rGt an Pnnee, brgs Gcn Marion Shephari of NYors
@es. eag; William OF Bangor, iof NYos. days Patapsco
Ades N and for Boston, 10 d, Casket Wilson, do do, dsg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

Gs- Look ont, Look orlt, fathers and mothers.
when out buy Castor Oil Candy be sure to ask for
Witds the only original Wlds Castor Oil Candy that
Castor Oil Candy TINT recommended By all our fir, phys
Clans II Wds Caster Oil Candy TINT is sold nj II cts
package with full directions 45i Broadway, Grand
Dr. Guion corner Grand and Bower; Codingios, corner
Dr. Bane 210 Chntham: Handy, High Brooklyn; ulso
Mrs Hays in Brooklyn Be sure and ask Wilds n22
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

Dr Graham Rouse-Neyv Arrangements
ROSWELL. GtS inE,rrs his irIAns nd tho rii 49, i--
has enlarged his BO.9RDLNG ESTABLISHMENT.
known the Graham House. g Boclaystree, By adding to
the adjoining house. and prepared accommodate ran
eent permanent BoaJe the most favorable terms All
friends OF Temperance desiring quiet home, and freedom
f;o the fumes Of asoho and tobacco are invited paronze
this house. TIE Vegetable System with the choicest selection
OF fruits &c which the market affords Will be strictly adhered
TO- but table will be served for those prefer the ordinary
mode. MIXED dict,
Croton Shower. Warm and Cold Baths. free; --
o5 ROSWELL GCSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
n.F- Dr, II, EStn,bsIps MineraI Teeth,-Tbt

Ut DIR. II. Nimbalps Mineral Teeth.-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
them BY those who have them, ogethe. with
their known intrinsic sppouony the great of teeth
hs, are made in this country have induced Dr. Rmhal to
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him sup
ply the increasing demand for them EXTENT he has been
confirmed 10 this deen b7 the uniform success which has at
the high eacouu that have been passed these teeth By
many OF our most distinguished citizens who
lists OF this city who have spontaneously offered the
pie testimonials TO their excellence These teeth and will
continue Re made by Dr. Kimba ezeiusiuy for his olH
praeee they set in the elegant heavy
od pave anG 70 ne NOUN IN sucn ay as 10 Gei.
warranted be unsurpassed by ay that made in the
United States end guaranteed in all to fit perfectly,
ana all the purposes thai artificial teeth can be made
Dr. KimboI wishes TO be particularly noted that
his such will enable him to offer thee
teeth made style above mentioned The same prices
that for he most inferior kinds. Specimens may
be house. No. 81 Broadway. Spring ssres
mi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

CoMMUNICATIoN BETwEgs PARIS AND LONDON.
The esiabi. hnent OF the railroads from London 10
Portsmouth, from London 10 Dever, and from Paris
to Rouen, have facirrIed ,i;r communication b.
tween The two greatest cupiiais Of Europe but the
journey has not YET been rendered 20 snort and so
easy Of accomplishment as might have been an,ici-
paied. At length, however, grant has been made
by the French Government, TO private company,
OF the privilege Of establishing railroad from
Amiens TO Boulcgne, which will, when completed,
probably constitute the shortest and most frequened d
route of communication between these TWO capitals.
Boston Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

tle.-THE TRICOPHEROUS is universally admired and
ackrowdeed TO be the best and cheapest article for noushng
duces and restores hnr, late period Of life, frees II
from souri, and renders the most harsh and dry hair soft as
tive formation, rnmpaed by Tie summers heat, violent sy
crcise the relaxing tendencies of tho ball &c To
children it invaluable. lays foundation Tor beautiful
head of hair
Principal Office llS Broadway corner of Liberty street, up
stairs. Beware OF the counterfeit sold dollar. NJ lns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
MARRIED.

albany by Rev Dr. WvckofT. the evening of the 3lsr
~, SSN;fEL HENRY BROCKWAY TO Miss MARY
nj ir,t5Hh,jRsETTI H,jR ROSEBOOM, nll OF that CITY.
Ell Ihany 2Osh instant. by Rev Dr. Nelch. Mr. JAMES
n5,pti,S of Upper Canada. to MISS ssMARGARET BURNETT
pSCgsun,on Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
- Estnhlished I7a5-soAP. CANDLES 4

Gs- Established I795.-SOAP. CANDLES AND
STARCH.-J. d. &, w. LEE, Manufacturers, Nos 81 and
s. Rende street. New-York. have constantly hand large
assortment of the above articles, which they will sell the
lowest market prices warranted equal if superior, any
manufactured the city delivered shipped without charge
for boxes or Carriage.
Merchants GIoco Country Dealers and Families who are
want of the above articles, will find it to their interest 10
nl3 3mis ''''e '0''A'''S J. D. & w. LEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Ill Ell

n sss inst, after p!e,tsc,cd Illness in the ah of her
.fs g. CLhMEnm Cs,iaSaJ. I'll int. Sf ROONEY AssDEN late of
NsS Ts,s instant. Mr. GEORGE w. PECK s-ap.aone
.e, and rra,e setter formerly OF Philadelphia. aged about
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
o. SEE LIST PAGE.
Cleared

Ship Rob Roy, Arnold. Mobile Centre & Co.
Ba;ks s. Joseph, Nc Bahia, ino Ogden; Gilbert, Gven
Nassau Mp.
BIgs Merida, Pepper, Guayana. PR. Avezanna David
Duiel. Wilmington; NC
Sehs Emnla Cole, Baltimore, Johnson & I.owden; Equ
X Edwards, do. & Drges: Adrian Bede Norfolk Jas
Sloop Congpes. Smith, Mobile. w Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

" Caution.-Tlie subscriber deems 1t duty he owes
nike to the public and hmf c1uen Banks throughout the
defective article upon them for vault door security at the same
time pretending TINT he has and pick Andrews Combna
ton Lock, which he demonstrates insecure by first locking
himself and then by the instruments throwing back the
of ock san do a IN Two D,e ne md others n
teested therefore desired TO lock their Locks and keep
the key to themselves when they fair test md by
taking that course the individual referred 10 will always be
prepeedhas forgotten his instruments sc. &c and cease
troubling them. Fl. {. JONES,
n25 3tis Bank LockSmIth, Newark, n. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
CLEAR QursrrovsLTbe NJ y. churehman Of

CLEAR QuEsrIoss.-The ~ y. Churchman Of
Saturday. in relation to the questions ptopouudsd
by the Episcopal Visitation of the General Theo-
logical Seminary, says:
az the Pape, The Oxford Tracts and the father
OF modern Neolosy and CaIvinism had been pres
ent in person or in efigy and il rhe qaes,ons had
bsen elected from the Rt Rev. Fathers b, their
several fears of each and had then been shaken in
ha, and drawn cut for numerical arrangement,
they coud not have had ess conference and mu,ual
dependence. We mean rorhng disrespectfnl, but
merely 10 say that the visters have avoided doubt.
less scvisedly, and perhaps jsdciousy, sl appear
ance Of system in the questions proposed"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25


SHERIfF SAlEBy virtue of teveral writ, Of s fac,i,
y to ne directed and delivered will expose for iae or
Saturday tie 2d day Of November. 1884, az 2 o'clock in
which Frederick j. Rearns haa on the 2h day Of January
4 Ut time Afterwards in whose hands soever se
ny be- OF IN and 10 all those otI. pieces parcels o
Fourteenth Ward Of the City Of New York, lying on the
souhery iide of Prince known No a. S. G and
20. and being bounded rs follows: No a. commencing at
point seventy feet inches from south ensery corner OF
Prince and Mo running thence in an ersey dccton
along Rnce street "a feet IN land or late of George Bow.
thence IN sonthery direction along the line OF The tad
OF 20 Mott stree thence along the said n0hery line of Mott
street and parallel with Prince % feet 2inches thence noyef-
~ and right angles with the sad last mentioned Ine and
parallel with Mott street io feet inches the point or p,ce
of beginning No. s. commencing point rs feet inches
from the easey of Prince and Mon stree and
running thence in an ess:ery direction along Prince street
line Of said lo No a. and parallel with Mott seet los eei
inches 70 10; known No. 20 ot street. formerly owned b,
George B0wen hence westerly q feet inches along the NOR
hey line OF sad lot No. 2c TO No g Prince street themes
in hey direction and para a with Mnt siree liz fee
Inch Prince street aforesaid place of beginning No
g, cOunsncng It point on the souhery ide OF Prince
and Mo street. and running thence in an easey direction
along Prince street. S3 Zee, inches lot No % Pnace street,
runnin- thence along the line Of said lot No 70 and
parallel with Mon street, lis feet inch 10, known as
lo No. 30 Mo street formerly owned BY George Bowel
thence westerly et inches along the norhey ine OF iac
lot No 3lo lo No 30 Prince street, thence 10 norheny di
street aforesaid. the place nf bseinning No N commencing
CT the south eatety intersection CT to and Prince street.
and running thence eaatr,y direction along
ths westerly line Of lot No g. and paslel with Mo street,
i feet nehes 10 lot known No 2lg mo street sencs
westerly along the nor;hery Hns Of said lot No 40 feet
es he pass ss 4 T MG
HFSaY 6. ScorP Dspufy Sheriff oil lswew
The abqve sale postponed until ssSrdfy S i5a ,hs a Inst at
ths saEe hoE and place. c.,;y " u 'oNEs' seenn;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

IJ- Muffs! nfufTs and Furs-Selling BIZ retail
at WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY. at No 4Cor
andist'eet neI Broadway Ladies' doRt fsrge cali ane
supply yourselves in time NO 3nis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
% Mercantile Library Associa.ion.-Mr.

OF Mercantile Library Associa.ion.-Mr
Gzo, FASDEsaoFF will deliver Iectsre on EIecutou with
oIniorica poetcc and dramatic readings md recation.
Chnion Hall, on wednesday evening" Nov. 9th, AT x
Tickets 80 cents-To members Of the Association 8 cents
Ticket admitting gentleman and ladies ST. For sale at
the book stores Of Wer & Putnam Bartlett Wexford and
Shepard Also at the door the evening of the Lecture
Members VIII obtnn their tickets of the Librarian By order
JOHN LOINES Chairman Class Committee
~. .B.-A CLASS IN ELOCUTION, under the tuition of
MI. Vnncenboti, wall shortly be formed, particulars which
VIII be made known NJ the Library As the number of pupils
limited members desrsus Of joining the requested
70 make carly application, ms 3;iss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

IIDKFs. CRhyATs, sCARFS. Ac-Ney styles sAH
and satin CnSats end Sca whh lev pesss superior
quality exa ma Pocket Hdksja recsiyed al &l Broad
way, Wa 7. JENNINGS & co. 90 Htn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25


c1tty r hold public meeting THIS (Sfonday) EVEN
ING at Coto1 Hail. corner OF Bowe7y and DylsioDstrce
O'Clock Addresses will be made by seve1l gentlemen who
will describe scenes witnessed in the hells of Park Row and
tie Bowery illustrating the fascinating power and dreadful
character Of the vice of Gambling. NewYork Gambler
ately reformed will relate his experience which he will
show the immediate Of the downfall of Hon. Charles F.
Mitchell. 4 pack of whteback cards manufactured for
playing Brag, will be exhibited
r V.SVtrrr Sacreta,v ~ " >'iA' i!ss'Ne's i,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

90 The Friends of Henry Clay respect
fully invited to call Mt place and examine SUIT of Clothes
which shortly TO presented to that great and good
They made of the piece of American Cloth which took
the Premium the late Fair this City, and is supposed 10
be the finest piece of Cloth in this Country.
Tie Clothes will remain in my possession till the lt of JAM
uary, when they will be forwarded 10 Mr.. Clay.
nN Iwis- iP. V. Hustled, Merchant Tailor, 81 Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS /!
MEMS Boys, and Children's Clothing.

" "O ~ U ~ 4 . U U IL d n
No. 110 Chatham-st,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDREJrS CLOTHlNG
OF a descriptions made IN the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE
TO which ne woad respectfully nvs tho attention of thoss
In want. As ne has Hlnde Arrangements 70 recsfve
CLOTHS. CaSSEhERES, VESTLNGS, <s,
By every packs and has secured the secse
Cutten, ha pledges himself to give perfect satisfaction 10 u
who rnny purchase.
N B-GarHeurs rucd. 70 order n tts sAortsst sot.ss.
aud to!th strict puEetuaiiy. les isd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

E- Hats-Fan Fashions-Now ready. complete
assortment of the Fall Fashion HATS which in quality
will warrant equal manu- unctnred at old standard
prices viz: Fine Mole CT Silk Hats, $2H; Extra do 90
Imitation Beaver, So Extra Fine Si1z.
WATSON & co. ISL Chatham Square.
opposite James-street.
N B. Caps ofevs.y description hand and made 70
nar 81 ThSErMtf tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

CERTAIN RELIEY FOR DEAF PRRsoNs-The numerous
testimonies daily receiving of the efficacy OF Dr. Nc
Ns Acoustic Oil Deafness renders worthy OF the
notice of oil who thus afflicted. Mr. William Hayden. OF
Mddletow Conn., reports that two bottles OF this Oil eiec
ally cured him of deafness Of several could
desired effects. OF Mr.. Fetus. of Newburgh, cured
deafaess Of months standing after suffering pain for
fifteen years standng by bottle of this OIL Now these
facts which cannot be doubted Sold at u Courtland
street. PrlceS perf fusk