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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

HLOBE' CLOCK ST0RE-I. r MILLS 6 co. Manu-
W facturen ofthe YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully call
the attention Of the public 10 the unparalleled Improvement
and decided advantages these Clocks have all other time
keepers They warranted to run one year with
once winding and TO keep good me anu ae now Tor sale al
l09 Fulton. street, New. York.
Tho melton produced by weights IN the SO day clocks ana
by main spring wound tee IN He year CLOCK, Inc
power Of the weight Spring Is etdel IN this clock, and
made rean regularity It's motion by the ingenious arnnae
clock you perceive gilt bell four and half inches dame
ter a end OF small steel rod revoves three times and
q hn one way, uud the number OF times the other AT
upper end OF the rod ingenious und dechts double e
yer movement reaching tn the escrperen which catches
and leaves without any sensible friction. The spring then
upon the ball. aided by its own gravity, and the Totay
motion continued the escapemen controlling the pendulum
us other clocks This bull hollow and has an internal ap
paratus BY which its rotary motion s regulated There are
four small weights ght Ngc To each other Two are mount
Ell upon WIRE which horizontal damster of the globe
The has the hresd o the and ench turn OF
produes OF the weights 10 from the
tar which be regulated to the smallest facboD of ne.
The other two weights fastened to sem-crcuar bpnd
which also changes ter position within the bu The whole
interior arrangement nsures. believed entire uniformity
OF motion IN the globe. :.
lum avoided The revolutions OF the bali are found by e1-
pertinent and observation To be isochropdl.
Thu clock not put out O beat easJt requires no OIL on
the pallets.
The revolution. Of the swing wheel 50 times es in
other wcrds. is 90 years in making naay revolutions as hs
g inch or second pendulum clock does in year, In fact
weight off pounds keeps OF the time and
striking machinery for 81 weeks.
The hous struck BY of rotary hammer. he
certificates Of the American Institute show that Way. li.
one of the twevemonh clocks placed with ten and that
il has performed in oil respecE was expected.
The pnces moderate. The public ara invited 70 cal and
examine for themselves Ed dAwtmc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
DRY GOODS.
SPLENDIn CACHlERE nE E,Cnssl

SPLENDID CACHNERE De ECOSSE
J. O. TAYLOR s Co Jotten, Sc Cedar 81
ELElVEn yestetdsy imported BY the Sdaon tho mos,
SPLENDID Printed Cacsuese do Cc<se shown this
market. THIS article n curiosity % examine.
Also Jus, received 100 dor Mems Linen bordered Hand
serciiefs. superb articie.
A,o fresh 10: of
SWISS NULL AND BOOK MUSLIN.
Ve-y beautiful, fine and cheap. no
Drown SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS-Of every
y style and width. all the known brands, both heavy and
fne-Stak N Indian Head. Lawrence c, Abbo, A. Ner1.
mack Eyeters. UukRows, Bunswicks, &c Sc NAV rad
street. half block above Pearl street.
A.o best Southern Cotton YaIr assorted twist, Nos 10
10. H. and No. To L. Also Cotton Batting put up in
blue papers 4 bundles to the 100 lbs very large quantity
e per pound cents. cents 81 and cents per pound
THIS last style warranted equn any 10 bat; IN
ket hso Paterson Yellow Ticket, and other NewJ Jersey
Ynrns, at low pr!ces.
Also Wiekins Of every description; Cape, WarPs aad
threaded Of superior quality both white and colo.ed assorted
bales and half bales Also, Twine of qualities,
from ID TO % cents per ID. Best Seiae Twne, % cents
The attention OF Country Merchants particularly solicited
to this sock. which got with direct view 10 meet ,ben
appreciation. IN. UNDERHILI.
n9 IS anc u Cedar street.
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'uo' auu ''''e' EI.Iiiu isp SARAH souTHMAYp,
IS Madison street.
The following was addressed to our Agent a, Savannnh
NaYCHyY CRnsa RoAna. Ga. Augu,t y. 1879

The following addressed to Agent at Savannah,
OGxcHyx Cross RoADs. Ca August "a. ls43.
Mr.. G.. r. Hendric6Soa. SdrGnu6h.
DEAR SIRsvng Just from most severe Chronic
Rheumatism with which nave been afflicted for yeas.
and having used vrons remedies without success TN
induced wrtto you in RESPECT 10 Saadss SaSnpala 20
which valuable medicine now owe my pazcnt eoyment oi
health Despanng of recovering from this distressing
disease End 1hle g5orng under the most ans
PAIN persuaded TO the Sarsaparln highly recon-
nlended for OF Rheumntisn. tried bottle, and
the little benefit derived from that one, induced TO
fair trial which did By sending down to for half dozen
bottles nnd am huppy say find mvse tor tha FIRST
time twelve years. well and able To attend my necessary
duties send you this through feeling Of gratitude due TIM
excellent medicine and of obligation my fellow be
ings that similarly afflicted may be induced this
valuable remedy.Sands's Slraparlla
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

u Mr.. BIDDLE's Poetry" To Base" copied
fro:a the New Mirror in the Evening Post, aud
credited to the former paper, is an old acquain-
tance. Mr.. BIDDLE wrote it for our friend
CLARk's Knickerbocker Magazine, several years
since. 1t appeared in one of the Z" Olapodiana"
sketches. and is included in the Literary Re-
mains of the late WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK" Mr..
B1DDLE was liuing lion, then, and his poem
was extensively copied into the newspapers from
the Knckerbocker.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

TT Or, Phinneyr's Family Pills constantly
for sole by A B. s. D. SANDS Us Fulton strest. 3 Broad
way. and II East Broadway. leo om'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

DREADFUL MURDER.-Last night about o'clock
most brutal murder was committed on Fell's Point
by party of Spanish sailors from on board barque
lying at The wharf 1t appears that they were pass
ing along Carolinesteet and when at the corner of
Wilk-street one Of their number was struck with
stone. One Of them was then heard to swear that
he would kill the 6rst Id scoundre he came
across and on passing a short distance below Wilk-
street, German shoemaker named Henry Henshel,
happened TO be standing at his door, when they were
seen to make rush towards him, and he fell inside
his house a dead man. On examining him, he was
found to have u stab in his left breast, the knife
trrng his heart and another behind his right
He is said not to have uttered word after he fell.
Capt. Fields, Of the nigh watch, was Immediately
in pursuit OF the murderers, and succeeded in arrest
ing six Spanish sailors, one of whom was identified
nv witness as the who raised his arm at the time
OF the attack ON The deceased They were all be-
ieved TO have changed their clothes, and at late
hour last night search warrant issued TO search
The vessel with the expectation Of finding the marks
OF their guilt on the clothes which they had worn in
the early part of the evening.
The scene in the house of the murdered man W as
heart-rending in the extreme. Around the corpse
were assembled the widowed mother and four chill
dren, in an agony of grief at their sudden and ire
parable loss. The interior Of the house exhibited
signs of poverty and desolatou, though every thing
was clean and tidv and we doubt not but that the
attention OF the benevolent would be thankfully and
worthily received. Baltimore Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

Water Cure Eafabnshmcnf, 65 Bar
cIay.se.-Joel Shsw b. d. Practitioner Those who cam
no, get relief by drugs invited 10 try Natures best ne'
cine Tho location ana pleasant. and the
ample for the ull by Water TIE poor advised era.
tultouily "s'ni
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

CoIUMBIAN MAGAZINE for December. ISRAEL POSI- No. 3
Astor House.
The present number Of this work opens with n
capital paper on Campbell by H. T. Tuckerman,
himself poet we delight TO honor. Mcleod has
tale Of the days Of Alcibiades and Arthur his
best stories with moral. Among the other contri-
butors are Mrs. Osgood, H. B. Hirs;, E. A. Poe,
Park Benjamin and the Editor. The Embellish-
menrs, of which there are three, ore "T'he Virgin
and Child" an excellent mezzotint by Sadd, "By-
ron and Miss Chaworth, line engraving by Par
ker, and Plate of Fashions.
The January number will contain three expen-
svc engravings, one representing the parting of Ma
poleon with his son another the reception ofWash-
ington at Trenton Bridge on his way to be naugu-
rated as President, and the third beautiful and
delicate colored flower piece. These Embellish-
ments, of which have the proofs, ore in the
first style of the art.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
NY

All kinds of Job Printing. such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CArALoGCEs LEcrURE-BLLs,
CurCKs, CARDS, CoScERr-BILLS, Plain und
INSURANCE PoLICIEs. Fancy,
Bills OF LADSG, Political BILLS,
CIRCULARS, | CIRCULARS, Snentl &c
executed nj the Office Of the Tribune, LOO Nassau
street-opposte the PaIk-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

CmvALRY.-The Editor of the Morning Neacs
is very much praised for his chivalry. The fol-
lowing extract from his paper of Saturday shows
his manner of doing justice to candidate for the
Presidency whom he has no longer, out of his
own heart, any reason TO disparage:
"We may regard Clay as fallen angel yet
we know that
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

TIC ffInce OF Dafkhess Is n Reluendn,
and even Milton makes out Lucifer to have been
splendid figure, as he sat high enthroned in the
centre of the Internal Council. Let them raise
statue to Clay by all means They may hereafter
point it to their children that Of one lin view
greater in his overthrow than any of those who ri-
umphed over it. We, too, will direct the young
eyes and minds OF our children to it, and telling
them the striking story Of the great fallen statesman
more honored, perhaps, by this spontaneous and
dsinterested homege Of his fellow citizens than ne
would have been by victory. We will derive from
il the most useful Of political morals in teaching
them why he so failed and 30 fell"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Yours, with respect, &c,

Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by Is. D..
SANDS wholesale Druggst 79 Fulton street, Y.
Sold uso by Druggists gensrny throughout the u. g Price
81 Der bottle-slI bottle for So. OBJ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
For The Tribune.
Gems,
From The Metropolitan Magazine cad 7neriean Republican


Fra" The e'ro0o'sn ese:ias aad aerieaH Reou0eaH
OF the npsPeniy down and discussed ibe merits
no cement ike tGqt for friendship HeGoensi theT only
thing which prevented from ,pnngug at and pummei
he sitting upon the sidewalk with is hand to his nose,
from which flowed stream OF what famous writer would
Hearens was sxuke did ny eyes deceive me! But
viii b. ySe the thai
manage the old Tor seeing I'm done for; deu
What chance fer poor decil Of dry goods clerk
Egsd Frunk, I'll make client Of the old shebear-she,
she bear Nothing Dan bat runo thar you fore
brandy and wnierhad joined the ietetalerend
thorn be d@dC Tie dte ci it $. my young friend
can't that, shes deriitsh ugy7bqh Not 70 tIre
afar ended knock d0ca bet-een the Captain and Caleb
Gardner, IN which the latter got much the worst OF t.
In reference to few well meaning structures
On the above mentioned indecencies of the Me-
tropoltan, the American Republican has the fol.
lowing remarks:
THE editor of the Tribune will please observe that have
no interest either direct indirect with the Nevopoan
through said work. and paper dragged authority for
what as not written and published at te TINE we wrote and
enough hOre1er and a'u bear tcrOrq9s comparison oh
most .emeraean monthly publications ~
And, as an apt illustration OF the fact, that
some persons I" love dark mesa rather than light"
permit me, Mr.. Editor to present to your numer-
Gus readers the chaStened comment of the Amer
ican Ensign" rery little paper, said by some of
its friends to be engaged in desperate conflict
with 81 the corruptions of the old parties"
" lIUNG THE HEAVENS IN BLAcK-A young Irish Re-
per resident of this city, made furious attack upon
iseMetropotan Magazine, through The columns of the Tn
buje Saturday last Censure from such quarter far
preferable than praise"
The above extracts speak for themselves. No
further comment, think, can be needed.
" w W
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERVs
No. SPRUCE Strict.


GAYLORD s. ALEXANDER,
Are prepared To execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
PIJBLiC LIBRARIES and private lndividuali.
B. Particular attention paid rebinding Old Book. Pe
rodca Music &C.. good style and at reasonable ratsa
Persons visiting the city have their book rebound at
tho.tnotice '"u
NJ The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New-York-This Institution has issued. during the
month of October Firy Eight policies, VIZ:
Tn Merchants @ To Clersyrnen. 5
CLERKS s......,...,, =" Physicians.
Rokers .........,. | +" LRWyen- -......-......-. :
" Cashiers Of Benkx....... FalineIt ....''.''''''.
" Iron Founders. mechahics.''.''''.''''-
Civil Engineers. Ieaches ..'''''.''''-'
:" Artists ................. L&aes---.-- '.'-'''''
" students. %
81 s.
Insured. ...,...-.6s
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMUEL HAxSAY, Secretary. ,,
MiNTuKS PosT, Physician. u hi
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'as the crimes and cruelties of the slave fra.

tnas 'he crimes and cruelties of the slave fra.
Ut, uefs aho siaveowners could not be oyers,ated -
NC more II was searched, the more shocking
anecootes came up-things not to be spoken =
humane persons who were informed Of the re.
P"fls, INSISTED on proving them. Granville
oharpe was accidentally made acquainted with
tne sunerlngs OF slave, whom q West Indian
planter had brought with him 10 Lokd9n, and
nao oeaien with pistol on bis head 50 badly,
'nat Ms whole booy became diseased. and the
man useless 10 his master, who left him to 90
Wni.ner V..i,i ne pleased. The man applied TO Mr..
william Sharpe, charitable surgeon, who at
tended the diseases of the poor. In process of
time, he was healed. Granville Shape found
MN at his broiher's, and procured place ior
MN IN an apothecarys shop. The master acci-
oentaily met his recovered slave, and Instantly
endeavored to get possession of him again.
oharpe protected tbs slave. In consulting with
the lawyers, they told Sharpe the laws were
against him. Sharpe would not believe it; no
prescription On earth could ever render such I'M.
qultiss legal But the decisions are against you,
and Lord Mansfield, now Chief Justice of Eng
land, leans to the decisions Sharpe Instantly
SAT down and gave himself to the study of Eng
lsh law for more than two years, until he had
proved that the opinions relied on Of Talbot
andYorke, we'e incompatible with the former
English decisions, and with the whole spirit
Of English law. He epublished his book in 1859,
and he SO filed the heads and hearts of his advo-
Gates that when he brought the case of George
Somerset, another slave, before Lord Mansfield,
the slavish decisions were set aside, and equity
affirmed There is sparkle of Gods righteous
ness in Lord Mansfield's judgment, which does
the heart good. Very unwilling had that great
lawyer been to reverse the late decisions he
suggested twice from the BENCH in the course of
the trial, how the question might be got rid of:
but the hint was not taken; the case was ad.
journed again and again, and judgment delayed.
At last judgment was demanded, and on the 22d
June, l772, Lord Mansfield is reported to have
decided in these words:
Immemorial usage preserves the memory of
positive law, long after all traces of the occa-
sion, reason authority, and time of its introduc-
ton, are lost; and in case SO odious the con-
dion of slaves, must be taken strictly; (tracing
the subject to natural principles the claim OF
slavery never can be supported.) The power
claimed by this return never was in use here
We cannot say the cause set forth by this return
is allowed or approved of by the laws Of this
kingdom; and therefore the man must be ds-
charged" tTs be Continued.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
4 IREY,s CELEBRATED DRAWNG-PENcns,- =

IKEi ; IELEBKa Ed AWLNG-PENCILS-
"A LINES DIXON. Importer. IS C0urtsnGstrect has
Just received b the last packets superior assortment Of the
above un:vaed Pencils including every shade snd descrp-
ton suitable for Artists 6r. The HHHH made order
and pattern OIL e. Chapman Esq and exclusively used
by hn for his design. wood for which they parcrt
lury adapted-ss well for Architects Engineers. sc. FOG
sale By Turner Fhhe', Booksellers, a Canhan-stree
" W IN. Jeryr EngTaver, SSs Broadway; VIM. jackson,
los w lllnms street. nl9 1w'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

TTyEA TRAYS. Sc.-A. W, SPIES & co. 21S Pearlst
have Just received large assortment of Gothic and Sand.
wich Ten Trays SETS Ao full assortment of ell sizes
Tea Trays by the dozen New styles Dxons Britain
Ware. very elegant patterns; together with gen.
era Of fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors
&C. &c. MI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

SILVER PLATED WARE of the following description,
- al very low prces-Watsrs. assorted si.e-Cr,ors.
Cake Baskets Candestck Branches, Toast Raess Mugs,
elegant patterns Of Tea Sets and Ca Pos Lamps Gran
doeS and fine Table CG;ier from he best manufacturers,
for sale by WM. E. STOUTENBURGH, ll3 Fnlion s; Be.
tween Broadway and Nassau.
~ BAN elegan, assortment of Tea Trays just received
by ship Liverpool, Will be uapacked in few days mig
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

ITO MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS. DEALERs.
the popreto Of Of the best newspapers Of most OF the
principal towns in this State: NewJersey. Pennsylvania and
Inc Easeru Southern and Western taes 10 receive adyer
tiseeE this City. for insertion in the respective papers
The opportunity afforded 10 the business community By th'
and solicit the of the people surh os ta com
mend the attention VI discriminating and enef
pnsng
The and the newspapers be seen at his office
where every lnernaton will Be cheeriuly communicated
l~ Office Na i6O Nassau St Tribune Budn.sl opposite
f,iiy HaIt-Ri the Coal Office oil fteod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
YORK, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ao lsaa

COTTON BA1vTING-Buyers 70. the Canada market and
Sc;y lobbers pursuit of Bnrs have choice Of sever
a. qualities, worth 81 per ID. To per ID These
Bats put blue pape M bundles 70 the o0 lbs and
the tock comprises $50 bales.
Colored Carpet Wnrr-Of the best quality aorte color,
in bales Of 60 ib.. md l30 lt-. each.
Crpet Warp-Arnoh's bei Carpet Warp. pu, up in bass
Of l2o lbs. and half baies Of 50 lbs. ench for sale
7. y. UNDERHII.L,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

HORsE NAILs.-5o bag, GHlIin',. ass, and 10.
IL 50 do ROseheads. Cd 81 and l0d.
for sale by [nlsl MACKIE & LEVERETT, lO7 Waer-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

TyEETH.-J. SMITH DODGE, AZ Bond street, nheH hs
friends and the public entire new method OF fastening
artificial teeth Il of his invention secured by letter.
patent and used by himself only II this city
From Hen. sas Wright, u g Senator from the Stale oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

nUCKINC GUNs.-Ths ,ubscribers have just received
~ large ASSORTMENT of Double and Single Barrel Ducking
Guns assorted lengths Also, fewng Guns ota rarey Of
kinds at very low prices. A. w. SPIES & co.
p2l 2lS Pearl street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

CARPETS.-Jrst received large assortment, Three.Ply
" Superne and Fine Ingram Cnrpe,inc., many pat
terms, for sale by McCURDY, ALDRlCI 4 SPENCER,
ni9 EYrh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

ID USSlA BRISTLEs Sucoy and Seconds, of very supe-
N qualify, for sale cheap by
MIG b HENRY CAROVy & Co Al Pearls.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

CLOTHS-25 piece-dyed and wool black olive and
~ brown Cloths variety of prices received and tor
sne by McCURDY, ALDRlCH & SPENCER,
n2t Ct Al Exchange Place,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

DIG IION25 tons Garshere No l. alton, ut the wharf
i for sale by MACkIE l. LEVERETT,
NJ 81 Wnfa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

,eAyANA-airs. VESTS Boarding House has been re
III moved TO the building previously occupied y. the Man
House Hotel No llS Gale Obrabin corner OF Gale Mer
c,dees hlch has been extensively repaired and mproved
Pdcss arranged in conformity TO the room occupied and time
remaining For cards &c apply TO Mason Tutte, l Nas
seu seet who wb happy 10 furnish information TO
travellers bound to Havana.
B-Pnssengers are requested to obtain passport which
will BIO facilitated by the clerk Of the house. who will board all
rassale iyr,med,aslv on their ARRIVAL il3 2awu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
WANTED.

HTANrED-A situation Us Chambennaid, Nashe. Sna s,
w Irurcr , Young woman who give eteenee TO ef
as place. where she hss lived Apply 1t l ,2rns
ST. IN the baseTreat III q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

BRUNSWICK SHEETINGS-The Brunswick, are the
heayies OF eli the A brown Sheetngs, being about
pound TO pa yards, and the price but shade above the
ordinary cotton goods. Country merchants solicited
medium prcsd yard wide Sheetnrs, worth 6
perynd. Also best Southern Cotton Yans-asso;ed Twist
No. 10 20 and 20 L. Also Bats wick, Warp and Twlne
at No IS und % Cedar street, up stars.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
BOARDING.

BOARDING, NEAR BROADWAY.-A large and smal
d room suitable 10, gentleman apd his wife, OF
singe gentlemen. Inquire ui Readesteet. Reference
required. nj z~
DOARD.-1 Gentleman and bis Wife and two single Cen
d teplen be accommodated with Rooms and Board 70
s,aI ptivute amy AS Broouesifeet. References
changed. TIL ee doors from Broadway. nlS lwe
DOAkD with or without rooms may be obtained al No.
ID % ChambeSstree opposite the Park. ny sW'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

THE BRANCH BAKERY, No. Gs Wnlker.street near
L Broadway, for sale cheap if applied for soon Apply
Eighth Avenue and Jane-street. A. A. MlLNER mig S'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

IRON WIRE.-aO bundles assorted, for sale by
Il nls MACKIE l. LEVERETT, l07 WateT.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

Dr. j. Smith Dodge, upon his arv. IN Washington to open
an Office Surgeon Dentist, presented letters from
several friends New York of the hghes. respecabty and
monia both US the excellence Of his private character and
his superior professional qualifications These satisfactory
engage the professional of Dr. Dodge for
family and my wife end myself able from Jef,oGal
experience add equally favorable tc.tn0ny IN bs
favor as gentleman and skfu Dentist Thi. testimony
thus given by well IN obedience 10 the eurDe;t soc
tons respectable and worthy friends IN New York. who
many experienced the sk md fidelity nf the
Doctor his profession, copvr9ns of MS pes-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

SATINETs-25 black. blue. brown, diamond, NIB.
~ bed and plaid Satlncts. received and for sale by
MlcCURDY. ALDRlCH 4 SPENCER,
MI EXCHANGE pnre
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
THE TRIBUN is
VEST INDIA EMANCIPATION.

,,,,,s, delivered p tae Court House in Concord, Mas
ss,t, on Ist August ls4, on the ANNIVERSARY OF
zee 'Ex,ScIPA1IoS or TIE NEGROES IN THE PRIr1su
III II lSpIrs By K W. EMERSON. Published by ne.
Wy n,IIs1 Bos,on: james Mrnroe & Co. 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

ITO DRY GOODS DEALERS-The subscriber would
cni The attention Of Retail Dry Goods Dealers to I'M
proved MEMORANDUM Book for keeping accounts Of Daily
Sales intended for the saesmens They in use by
some OF the nrgest retail houses in the city, and
mcnded the and method yet known
Sold by FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
MI II Manufacturing Stationers, ~ Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

TJJO RIERCHANTS, TEACHERS AND OTHERS.-
keep constantly for sale nrse and comp assortment o
School, Classical und Miscellaneous Books Blank Books in
every variety LETTER. Cap trued and plain) Bill Drawing
and Tea Paper, Quis, Ink Sealing Wax. &c, &c.
Merchants Teachers School Committees and Others. wish
will furnish all articles in line low prcss and in
tn neuif
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

WOMAN OF fuDauc,,sonhbIe character and good ey 70
ereaccs, WISHES situation cook ne advertiser up,
icrstsnd pastry and an excellent washer snd
have objection do general houscwork for small smiy
nose nj III Mott street, up stair. sitct eSS
Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

SROyELS AND sPADLs,-5oOd dozen low pricep Shovel,
- and Spades, for sale by SHERMAN, AIWATER&C co.
MIG 30 Rrnnh street