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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-06

pOsTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC SALE or u.
STATES LANDS IN NEW ORLEANS DIS.
TRlCT IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai The Public Sale Of
IN Land, ordered by Executive proclamation dated
The 9Th of June le43, To be held al the Land Office
~ New Oresns, 10 the State of Louisiana, 10 com.
menoe on Monday, the 18th day Of November next
will be postponed until, and commence on Monday
the first day of January next
Given under MY hand at the City Of Washingtos
this eighteenth day Of October, A. d, ls45
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner u The General Land Office.
Oct. l9-2awtDec3l
JUVENILE BOOKS, for youths Of an soc.
J "A large and valuable collection Of the above !, nm
hand and for sale by F. TAYLOR
Among which many new ones lust r,r,i..i
and all Of the most approved and standard Wo,k, NJ
this class Miss Edgewoiths, Mary Hownrs NJ.
Sedgwick's, Miss Lesiies Mis- Holalds and
others.
Also, small lot OF French Juvenile Book, los. inn
ported direct from Paris fine collection Of sa'',
esteemed writers in puetiy and prose both EoI.S
and American, beautiful edtions-many oftbel6's,
ly illustrated, Others richly bound for Chr.ms. and
New Years presents.
Portfolios, Drawing Books, beautiful Enpls, r.
bles, Albums, colored Toy Books, gold and ,,,,,,
Pencil Gases Cara Gases, &c &c, all al the lowest
prices. +. TAYLOR
dec Is Immediately East of GaIsby.s Hotel
DOR HlRE-A likely negro boy, between n ana
l. l2years ofage Inquire at this Office.
dec l5-if
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, VEsTlNGs, sc.
M have q his day received large assortmep, ,f
w Cloths, CassimereS, and yestings which m
point OF quality, price and quantity cannot be sur
passed III this market, all Of which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices. We name in part
70 pieces extra finish woOl-dyed black Cloths
~ 40 medium do
Is do do blue dn
III do medium do do
40 do invisible green, dahlia olive brown
and green cloths
25 do assorted Cloths, suitable for ladies'
use, exceedingly cheap
rs do London, Plaid and PLAIN Tweed,
SO do assorted Cassmeres, in fancy plalIs
striped, figured and plain
25 do rich Cashmere Vestngs
10 do medium do
5 dozen rich Cashmere Scuris
do low priced do
80 pieces silk pocket Hdkfs
~ dozen linen cambria do
Together with Gloves, Suspenders, Knit Shirts
and Drawers, and Hosiery Of every description
nov 24-G ESTEP & CATLETT
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-06
NEW AND CHEAP DaY GOODS JUST RE

NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS JUST RE
~ CElvED.--The subscribers have this day re-
ceived their assortment OF Spring Dry Goods; and
they are prepared TO offer goods at such prices as
viii compete with those Of any other establishment
ia TN, or any other city. Their selections have been
made with great in regard TO cheapness, style,
and quality and viii be sold such tsruis cannot
fail 10 give unusual satisfaction.
Purchasers requested 10 call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. They name, in
part
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-06

BY the President
Tho. III. BLAxE,
COMMISSIONER u The General Land Office.
Oct l9-2awtDec3l
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-06

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEsTINGS. &c.
VIZ L have his day received large as,or,mer, =, 4,
w Cloths, Cassmeres, and Vestings. which m
point of quality price, and quantity, cannot be .ur
passed IN this market all Of which viii be sold AT the
lowest possible prices. We name in mart
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
THE TRIBUNN 4

--,-,,,,s AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE oF L,TgRA-
a.lnsr IND Arr: No CCXXvIii. December 1871 New
Ea.S: wv. H. GRAHAM, Sole Agent, Tribune Build.
isss, leo Nassau-sttec'.
The reputation Of this Magazine as an agree
,pa and tasteful repository of light literature is
nO6rply established to require notice or eulogy
asny quarter. The number before us is desi.
,,dy the best that has been issued for months.
Tbs leading article, by F. ]. GEuND, on Public
lunsemen;a in England, France, Germany and
raly. and their Iufaence on the Manners and
Customs OF a People, will be read with eager ia-
ersst The Editor shows his good taste in oc.
,spypg portion of his pages with substan.
iul article that will furnish food for thinking
minds. Love tales and love ditties are well
oough in their place, but there are too many of
ITEM in our floating Literature, and we arc glad
n notice this new feature in Graham's Maya
,ius. The embellishments OF this number are
.n engraving Of q picture by Chapman, THE
pespcrs Friend,' a portrait OF WALTER Cotton,
and picture Of the Peacock.
Here is an Ode Of uncommon sweetness and
5eauty, by an cid and familiar correspondent of
The Tribune:
~ n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
EXTRAORDINARY TRIUMPH IN THE
HEALING ART.

EDUCATIONAL HABIT, prejpdices early yinbbed, peeu
"a mary interest," professional Pndeal conspire TO render
medical the standing enemies Of what they ssmqs1e % rs
whose healing virtues hnye exoed many communications
frnm physicians eminent IN their profession
We cite few from men whose opinions "on'u not suie "
comparson with any OF the faculty.
liz Wm Y Baaks, Ncua, y. has entirely cured many oil
,he most seros and obstinate Of uRg By WIS
,ar's Balsan OF Wild Cherry after they had baied az o'd
my reInees-I never scd medicine says the Doctor
IN which had that entire eondrHes that have IN thls
fbos Seater D. Rlkesbnrre Pa certInes that the BAL
sam Ind curCd many III thGt pace-especiaiiy VIM; NT
Exc Attorney Law, Of general debility and corsn OIL ong
have used Wistars Baam of Wild Cherry N cases OF
confirmed cough pain the SIDE and spanf oil oioods al
tended with other difficulties. and fnd 70 be me mos ehcs
coGs remedy have ever yet nse una eei no he'y III It,
commencing 10 the public -w - ~ ,,h;, ma
Dr KIpan of Boupdbook, y. J. also coacedes Nrs'al
Basain OF Wild Cherry 10 be the best medicine Known io
the nroo. OF the efficacy OF this medi
cpo 80 conclusive nsd overwhelming that It s folly 70! any
To eay that cures when a stes remedies prescriptions and
modes Of treatment utterly fal. ~ c,,,
Beware OF spurious mixtures IN i'iitaoH VI 'uS e
me Wistar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry. ~. VI
ISAAC BUTTS, 81 Annst- Sole Agent for New SH
Rrnyyn phi,pu. Dayter, Albany ~ om
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

SEVERITY OF LAWS RELATING TO CoLoRED
PEorLE.-A distinguished gentleman is publish
ing in the Richmond Wing series of able pa
psrs on some peculiarities Of the law and legal
practice OF Virginia. The Editor Of the Wing,
after commencing the articles to favorable notice,
says-"We wish that this elegant writer and
able jurist could be persuaded to come to the aid
of cur distinguished citizens, who arc engaged in
the task of exhibiting the Draconic and sanguine-
ry severity OF our penal code toward free negroes;
to show to his countrymen how unworthy it Is
of our generosity, our civilization, and our Chris
tianity, to double or triple or quadrupe the pan
ishment upon that generally worthless bat yet
unhappy Glass; and above all, 10 lash the scandal
GUS meanness which rarely fails to exact the lit
eral pound of flesh from those poor wretches,
while it suffers the educated white man TO escape
scot free from the consequences of his offences
This would be task worthy of The pen, the MIND
and the benevolence OF the gentleman from
Louisa"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
w1SrAR,s RA.sAM oF WILD CHERRY.

WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
FEW DAYS ago lady called the office IN fine health,
"A and looking Us robust though she never knew what
sickness was To surprise she stated that until recently
he Ind beer sick for between three and four years witt; what
was sp,osed to be Consumptonihat she had violent
cough nstsweais with alternate chis and fever md every
that she became cmacqied to present more The appear
t time heard OF the wonderful performed by D! Wis
ta BaSan of Wild Cherry and commenced using hesei
he effect was that she began to get better at once by de-
res tho cough left her. the ch and fever disappeared and
in two months she again found herself in perfect health
Commrnt on such remarkable cures unnecessary No
other medicine ever produced sach happy effects Sold only
M No 81 Ann.stteet, NewIcrk F. Brown, Philadelphia
AlbAHy. nD lin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

F1KE.-A fire broke out about IL o'clock, Tues;
aav. in the 4tb story Of brick building, No 60 and
g. Cornhill, occupied as book-5intery, which
Sss,Ioyed hs entire stock in that story, and injured
The roof in several places. Z. D. Cassel, painter.
occupied the second story, and oiiser l.. fefsns,
,hs;r rrsoeeliye stocks were bu, slightly damaged
'iieA '''f rBost. Mer Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

Is ihe EDINBURGH kEvlEw fer octobe. heg
Just been issued by L. Scott & Co. 1l2 Fulton ST.
Its articles treat of Puseysm, (caus,ic auti-Pusey
lie y SIR Francis Draka's Life and Voyages; Ma
'aral History of Reptiles; Electricity and Light
nng Rods; Young England; and the Earl Of
Chathain,'-one OF MacauIay's brilliant ESSAYS.
This is strong number Of an able work
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

u TALES FRoM THE GERMAN, comprising epc.
cimens from the most celebrated authors Trans
lated by JOHN oxESFoRD and C. A. FEELING.
This forms No. XLII. of Harper s; Brothers, Lii
bEasy of Select Novels The growing taste for
German Literature will ensure for wide cir
culation Price l25 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
" NJ MORRISON s. co.

spe nad slI Broadway N Y. kesp constantly hand.
compcr articles the Thread and Needle line.
viz knitting Yurn, Worsd do Cotton Taiss Cotron-
ZanhyT Worsted Hair C.u Hosiery md Cloves Velvet do
b0s Russia Bras Purse Ornaments do Twist FINE
ons Git and Agate Buttons. Gmps and FInces Tapes and
Sndin.s r Eemingt j San's genuine Royal and Soun-
ter.rnE Drilled Eyed Needles. eE 5mc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

TRIBUNE BOOK BiNDEHS.
No. 7 SrRucx STRxET.
THIRD STORY
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER
Ara prepared 10 execute Binding 70, BoQKSEII.EHcs
pijBLiC LIBRARIES and p.ivate individuals.
B. Particular paid rebindiag Od Boot O.
,iodinals Music xe good style and Ut reasonable rate
Persons visiting hs city kaye their books cbenna a.
lho;t notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

n- d.. Ph.z.neys's Family Pills constantly
va NJ n EsS, Wroaj,rsy Sm%
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

u Ths LADIES' National hiAeAz!sE for
Deccmaer, presentsils usual variety OF ag.eea.
bla reading. among the contributors we notice
hrs. CARursFRs, HARRlErJ. 9owLEs, CAaeLryg
oaNE, Mrs. slGouaNsy, MIS- P.easos, Mrs. sAs.
osNr, JAMES Il. DANA, and MIS-. sTgrnEss. w.
II. GRAHAM, Agent, l60 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
'NN- '"N ELIHU tSp SARAH SOIrTHMAYD.
IS Madison street.
The following was addressed to Agent at Savannah,
OsYcnsE CROSS ROADS. Ga. August "a. lS43.

The following was addressed Agent at Savsn1oh
OaYcuBE CROSS ROADS. Ga. August q. lS45.
.Er. G.. r. Hsndricksen. SdUGnnGt:
DEAR SIR-Havng Just recovered from most severe Chronic
Rheumatism. with which hive been afflicted n. many years.
and having used remedies wthont any success pm
induced 10 writ you in respect Slndss S0sapara 10
which valuable medicine now present enoyment Of
health. Desparng of ever recovering from this distressing
pain, persuaded to the Sarsapara highly recon-
mended fo the cure Of Rheumat'u tired one bottle and
fair trial. which did by sending down You ot half dozen
time twelve years well and ebe To attend to necessary
duties send you this through feeling ot gratitude due this
excellent medicine and of obligation to my fellow he
ipgs that those similarly afflicted be induced TO try this
valuable remedy-Sunds's Snraparla.
Yours, with respect. &c.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail By A.. b. & ID.
SANDS wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton street. N. Y.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the u D. Price
81 per bottle-sx bottle tor s5. oS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

u BURGESS, STRANGER q Co. have Carey &
Hart's edition of The Physiology Of the London
Medical Student, and Curiositcs of Medical E1.
perience,' by PuScn, with Illustrations by LEEcH.
If you want hearty laugh-gct copy. Price
enly 25 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMP ANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, III CHATHAM STREET. N. Y.
Branch Stores:
5lS Rleecker street, New-Yotk,
36l Grand street. near Suffolk.
1911 Greenwich street, near Fulton,
lI6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
30 Chestnut and 10 North Fi;th.H. fhiedspaia-
II Hanover street. Boston,. ., - !,
INVITE the attention OF City and Country Famle. and
Purchasers their several establishments where tney thnk
will found By the best selections OF pure and
led Tens u the United taes The unlyersa popularity and
rencwn thelr house with reference TO high qualities how pm
and aphgh dealing t9o we'll 70 render isT az
the sale Of Howquas Black es Obseys -st!angers WI
Chatham street viz Ill between Pea and Roosevelt streets
The public will also be pleased take notice that the Canton
Tea COMPANY have nothing do with other stores except
fhnae Described ut the ofth, ndvcrt,sament sS'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
pERIEoCAL spECTACLEs

>~y,> NJ WISE, OPTyCIAN, FROM
GERMANY. most respectfully in
eEbSsy Sss7aY0 torns the citizens OF New Y orr nnc
the oubc in general hes located kmAs IN THIS cty
oeot Of Spccaces anl Reading Gasse.. Gold. Syel
and Steel FrameI He would also remind the public 70 whom
since he hat BY biz ssowetze Of the SpaSS
PsrsonS with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
Xhics vii greatly benefit and not rsin the nsht Parncu1
ofthe finest in which. though tbtr high polsH an4 voe
Sropnd produce the prTes' von ec have oesn ngh eo
and iTnp.ovinr Ine hight in snnucd writing and reading
peons and ch es have PEN ooeratec 9pon C
s,per ,uay il old frames, and Solcs the patronage OF h
u ygnn of buarticez. Pleass call az
n,isY TE9 VI NJ WISE. Opdcicn. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

u oSsLow, OR THE PaorgoE OF an ENTHu-
s1sT; = an Historical Evolutionary Tale Of the
! S'ula By Gentleman of Alabama For sale
y d. W. Graham, $50 Na:sau-street. Price 3l4
ssas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
ncs- The Mnrua. Ike insurance Cornpaay
% ssr- E0rIs-Ths Institution has issued during the

H. Water Cure Establishment. 65 Bar
ciay-st.-Joe shSv NJ. D. Practitioner. Tspe who c4a-
not get relief by drpgs.srs Invited IN 1 Naus best med
cne The location airy aat peaEsn; and convenience.
ample for the . by Water The advised
tuitcu,ly. cI3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
MUSIC.


TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE IN
THE UNITED STATES:
IJARPS.-J. F. BROWNE s. co; from Errd makers Of
III the Improved Patent Double and SINGLE ACTON % Harp
sale at 5 Brc3dway elegant a,sohms1 Of poSoie ana
touch elegance of finish and perfect mechanism oi these hps
and professional patqese in Europe md this country They
are constructed thu best principles OF the celebrated
with ul the modern improvements OF LONDON and Puf
Warranted TO bear ha test of cn,nte and at Eopcap p
sic, &C. !. +. bhoWNSE, MsnnuiaS.utss' -,
nls 1nD&W No. 53N Chambe.sstpeet, ". Y.
L,RFH 4. HALL No. Franklin s9qay have S2nst3ap;J
A. onand extensive assolaspt Of QSlG and ny SChL
IAENIS All kindz. PIANO FORTES OF fdiisrenf
sty,es and ns GUITARS from the best Spanish pGfaf.
Tor which oy ieceived pemu,ns from tho American IL
,.u,e oy1 al other nlke and fvc supeio! tcne erd
yIe OF finish FLUTES OF oil kns and ha.n gI which thsE
BilGLES. CORN0PL0NS. TRCMB0 s.e: AZ Of thsS
own manufacture and wannn.ed lnposu Of MUSIC and an
lind, Of MT NEM AZ SlS
s FAMILY I'll Ys ss, S9 BEgEtENsFTso r EEs FTok T.
ng collection OF gees for four male voices with piano s-
panuent salecod and compiled from the best GERMAN and IN
ziiah authors by AUSTIN Phi LIPS Price One Dollar pes
Merchants, and tha htuca community gencIoby
Epectfuly invited to call. hihuo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

COTTON BAT-TING-Buyers for the Cenu4a uarke, and
$Jcy Jobbers in pGrsu; Of Bats, can have hoce
ri qUGte worth 6S ger ib. per h. Thess
Bats put blue paies. l4 bundles 100 b ad
the stock compress 1850 bales.
COored Carpet WARRIOR Ike best quality, assorted color,
III bales Of 20 lbs. and l20 lbs. each
GsTpe, Warp-An?d's best Carpet Warp. put up in bales
of 10 lbs. and hall bales u 20 It's. each, for sre by
n2o lsand % Cedaf1itect tact"aj,siaii up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
TO MOUNT AsCUTNEY.
EYE. c. TRACY.


COMPANION of the winds and clouds OF Heaven,
The lighlnings and the thunders, with thy brow
Bare TO the skies .or countless ages gwen,
Mighty, and old, and venerable thou.
How feeiipg we that gaze upon thee now,
Creep at thy feet, or slowly scale thy side.
In owly wonder would we reyeTent bow
Before thy dateless form our transient human pride
IaOu ,avt rsest the ages; thou didst see
Earth in her primal beauty; thou ddst hear
lhe roar of waters when, IN vengeance Tree,
They shoreless sirt the globe, and echoed near,
Above thy silent head, their dirge OF iear--
Ihst awful dirge the distant ocean wave
Ever repeats, in silent accents drear,
Uer a the buried race thatcold soundless grave
Thou aud the stars are brothers; and thy day
ls like the years of the enduring sun.
The forest leaves quick fade and pass away;
Zen forests old their generations run:
o hast thou seen their centuries begun,
And heard the crash thai knslled them earth TO earth
Der Time and Change thou hast thy victory won.
And kept thy state unmoyed since morn and eve had
birth.
Aserst the brook comes dsaiiug down thy side;
,Uatkrolis yon river SIS IL ever rolled.
ees the same rocks their ceaseless waters glce,
and wake the self-same music, as OF Old
Lea the Wild winds changcess tale have tod
aIoos thy cayernous rocks, and shifting clouds
.hat round thee foat in many glorious ioid--
us my brth-Dsi still thai thy bald front ensiirouds
This is the closing number Of the twcnty-fil,h
.'ane, and hence the present is q favorable
sne for lew subscriptions w. IL. GRAHAM,
i,noune Buildings, Is sole Agent for the work IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
o d E
By WILLIAM II. c. MosMEn


EPODE ]. a.
ETERNAL Reason, Efiluence from God,
All hail 10 thy regereraung power.
On crimson fields where gully men have trod
Thou pourest down, TO purify, thy shower.
Old systems, rotten with pollution long,
Before thy rising star are waning fast;
In palace III the feet of Wrong,
The gage Of boodless battle hath beeu cast.
Means in this dreary wilderness ofwo,
By thee are changed to music soft and low,
For thou art parent of ennobiiDg deeds,
Binding up broken reeds;
Duli Ignorance hath heard thy loud appeal;
Ills soul begins TO feel
Faint throb OF Immortality at last
Avibra,oIy motion that precedc5
This rcniing might of Truths electric shock,
That soon will crush his gives, as powder blasts
the rock.
EPoDE H. a.
Blight essence of all purity, whose mansion
Is in the hall Of every human heart;
AgsD, that givelh thought sublime expansior,
Aday-beam from The great White Throne thou AT.
Echoes that shake our inertia! prison bars,
Gentle forewhisperings OF future life,
0iperiect bliss beyond the holy stars,
When ended turmoil and this izver-slri'e
Are emauaiions from that tceH Of 1rellS
Ehere dread Omniscience utt5rs oracies.
Asgush sweet waters from mountain spring.
And cool the valleys, nlerparched, below,
Companioned by the zephyr wandering,
Soall that scared earth boasts of good and fair,
Her green spots Ia tho deaert of despair,
To Thee, 10 Thee VIC owe
STROPRE q. l.
When man q InGoItal nature yearns
From low desires Of dus: 70 Zee,
Proudly before him moves ana burns
A glowing column rearsa oy thee:
Thou art his monitor within
A wakaiul Yarder on his spirits 0aH.
When the parsuaeise tongue OF SIN
Giants in his ear SONS dulcet madrigal
Thrilled by ,hy voice h,s harp the poet sIrioss,
Clouds from his golden pathway driven,
While sailing inward or ethereal wings
lie lives awhile 10 Heaven:
Prompted by tnse his blade the patriot draws,
And throws ,he sheath away
Philosophy tracks ccnseq quence 10 cause,
And fills Inc caves OF ancient night day.
sTRoPHE b. ..
Calm eemen; OF gh in human kind,
AS Dian sways iAe pulses OF the sea,
Tuniog It's ude TO strains OF harmony,
Soon will my beams control the deep Of mind
Prophetic murmurs on The wind are borne,
Signs are abroad, and banners are unfuried
Be comfored, We wretched ones that mourn,
Another morn is dawu!Dg or the world!
Mysterious hands are iiitng up the veil,
And ciaak Of breaking chains is heard aiat-
Robbed o! his crested helm and polished mail
In myrtle bower reclnes the siumbe,ing god OF war.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
ANTISTROPliE. q.

frucuying radiance gids The gloom,
And precious seeds OF Peace are sprins!ng up !;
For Evil, Right is scooping out u tomb,
And Joy Is dropping balm in Sorrows cup;
The windows OF the Future, partly raised,
Reveal the foreground oil view unmarried
BY one detormlng object, and high bard
On u recovered Paradise hath gnzed:
Love will yet melt the hardened ice
That chills the breast Of Avarice;
Wolves on the trail Of Want will cease to prowl,
And Hate will lose his black, appalling scowl;
Earth, full Of, ears and graves will wear once more
A lus,rous, primal beauty on her brow;
From her green face, with flowers enamcied DER,
One stainless altar rise, and round it bow
A rosy brotherhood of glorious forms;
The sun, from his blue watch.tower in the sky,
Will look on land and sen with golden eye,
Rejoicing in the flight ofclouds and driving storms.
The following Poem, by the Editor of one Of
'ur best religious papers, the Vermont Chronicle,
We copy, not only ON account of its intrinsic
merits, but because it is fitting notice of enc of
the most imposing and beautiful objects in the
natural scenery of our American Switzerland:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

In win the sisters ply with busy care
To eel oil years from Glory's deatbless heir
Frai things may pgss-flis Fame shall never die.
Rescued from FATE by lMMoRTALlTY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

DRY GOODS.

pRoWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS-Of every
- s;ye apd Width all the known b'anGs both heavy and
mack. Issie Cnsnowns Brunswics Sc. &c may be mad
az nsnuiac,arer pces. tie % fco.s of Is ard % Ce!a'
stIeti, half block above peuri street.
Also bsi Southern Cotton Ysr. aci.ei twist, Nos 10
TO- TO IL, ard No u. Alsc, Cotton Batting, put NJ
blue papers, 0i bundles the 100 lbs very large quantity
6 cents per pound cents 81 end per pound.
Tbs last style warranted equal aiy 10 bat;
kst- Also, Paterson Yellow Ticket, and other New.Jercy
Yarns, .: !vw p.:css.
threaded Of superior qualify both white and coore assorted
s n 6ass =, ags g half bse s IwnS Of various aualass
The attention Of Country Merchants particularly solicited
to this stock which got up with dec; nee, their
APPRECIATION. L y. UNDERHILL.
~ md l.asl,r refroaF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

REFINED SUGARS.
XEIOOLSEY AND WQoLSEY@ @ G9E t III. e9ls @ oier tss s
w Standard DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the io
Loaf III cents PER pound. When less than lys packayes
Powdered ll5l do do pound additional.
The above are packsd us follows:
sss.S:s Ss5 sSss. y charge fer packages
Apply 10 the New York Patent Sugar Refinery corner OF
South and Montgomery street, At 81 Wall street.
,,aDcs ' wv " ~ ~ nlf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
NEW FAIL GOOnS CHEAP

= ". D. GREGORY & CO. No. l75 Sprns street, wish
TO ucquant Their trends and the public with the, deter
mnAon sell CHEAP all their Stock OF Fall and WINTER
Goods the o which have been bought the late iuc
ton !ur CASH and which they resolved 10 sell at The latest
reductions n prces.
n. B. Great Bargnins mar e expected. Call and
nl4 ". D. GREGORY Il co. 175 Sp.ug ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

il VIZ WrsT.HE. E d. WAsaBUjRNE attorney AZ Law, Cab
no, Illinois, will hi, asnon % the eoIi9c9n q @ Sso9
Island iRS IN Du Bqsae Iowa Il paiTeys; TiIeDn Eos'a
Refer TO d A. Cushmer & CO.. Doemuz. suydann E!x
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

W7ANTED-A situation By young woinan q, CSos Cgo
bes: ey roeienos Apply At 80 Boreh street, essersa'