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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

u We learn that an atiray took place near
North Egrcmont on Wednesday last, in which
twopcrsons were beaten by ,bird IN most
shocking manner. Tie pcrpetraor of this dia.
bolical deed, in his demonac fury seized fire.
ircn with which he inflicted ghast!y wounds, in
lurlng both severely, and one it is feared NOR
tally. We understand they al foreigners
and at the time all intoxicated The wretch
escaped into the State of New. York, and has not
been apprehended. Berkshire Mass Courier.
AccipENr.-While the Bremen bark Paoli
was going down James River on the 4lh, a young
man named John Lyons, about 90 years of age.
belonging to New Dieppe,' Holland, while in the
act of securing the stern boat, let 60 the boat
eripes, and the boat canting over, pitched him
out and he fell overheard. He rose to the sur
face, threw out his arms, and Immediately sunk
to rise more. Express.
SuIcrDE-On the 18th inst. man named
Fosth, German, who had resided in Yazoo City
for some time past committed suicide by throw.
ing himself into tho river at that place. He was
"a tailor by trade, about 81 years OF age, and emf
grated 10 this country some eight years since.
N. o. Pic Aug. 90.
Joseph Bonapartc has bequea'hed an annuity
Of sixty thousands francs to his brother, Jerome
whose circumstances had become rather straight.
pne6
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BOARDING.

PoARDlNG Two or three sagIe sentene, os Sc
- dated with gOoc board and pleasant n No.
q B.eknan street. se1 3ws
kSQ MD and pleasant rooms Mt Mr.. JANE RA'GITs.
az No ITO Cham~r street. De- orin red b. fHm,iss
nga gentlemen TrsnseoS boaisr. accommodated by tho
t.%v or week, References exchanged
TO LEf-An office recen;y occupied by DR.. Stevens 10
cure - hove st3ws
fI'D hENf-A iarge Irnnt rom seconc hOor.
two gentlemen. Apply at S Murray street. OPPOSITE Co
iunS'a College Yard sSl #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

Ns~ Water Cure.-l. Shew Nj. ID. aRHuthor on Wa
ter Cure Fourhs Broadway. regarding the system
by far RATIONAL efficient and safest in all diseases.
practices saccordingiy,ch9ut drugs of kind Dr. is
making open establishment in which
carry out the system fully. The advised grnut
ously. iy2 3mN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

-'--' LAW ''' '-'''' M0RRis ROBINSON. President
SkMuEL HASNAy. Secretary.
NlSruRS PosT NJ. d., Physician TO the Company. S2lm
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DEITZ. BROTHER 81 co

No. IS JOHN-sTRkkT, NkW-fOkK,
AND Ne. 62 FULTuN-sTReEr, BRooKLYN.
rEna inventors and sole manufacturers Ote genuine DoTic
LaHIp A,o manufacture and dealers ~ improved Cam
phe7e Iqmns solar Lamps Gnhut"es lnl LANES aud Inn
ems Nstru ,nd upr Shae Chnnlss a1d Lamp Gasse OF
nj sns Lump W!cs. rure sperm OIL Cnnphea- nni Burn
Fluid oil ntwhl h offered NJ whoe,ae und Ietn at
low ltIces for caso Sep1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

Court HOUSE BuaNr.-The Madison (Ga.)
Vout House, very beautiful and costly edifce,
Vas burnt to the ground on the morning of the
is' INST. The books and public records were prin-
slPally saved. Loss about So, 900 to $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

A STRIKING FAcr.-The people of Vermont,
who though almost exclusively an agricultural
people, in 1910, used 100000 barrels of aou-,
the wheat Of which was grown in the other
States ofthe Union. This large amount OF bread
stuffs they were enabled to buy in, and import
from, other States, because they were engaged
in the raising of sheep to supply The Eastern
manufactures with wool Should not this strlk-
ing fact carry to the minds Of every rejecting
farmer proof of the necessity of supporting the
Tariff, whose protection upholds and secures SO
excellent a market for those Of them engaged In
the growing of corn and wheat. Break down
the Tariff 10 morrow, and the farmers Of Yer
mont will be compelled to abandon wool culture
and TO grow their own bread stuffs, and thus will
this market for so much -four be broken up.
Baltimore Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

Coon Massachusetts eDacts laws. and gener-
ally they are enforced. Travellers thro' the old Bay
State speak oi the extreme difficulty of getting Ii
qCor, either for love money. 1t is not sold at
hotels, and no pretence, except actual sickness
.! procure it at any place, except apothecaries'
The friends OF temperance rejolce, bat the lovers
Of strong drink abuse the authorities az if they
were band OF pickpockets.
DT They have lately named town on the
lower Mississippi Z" Waterproof" it being the
only town that the high water this spring has not
reached. 1t is said TO be situated on high bluff,
and approached only by means of ladders.
The new Catholic church, now in course Of
construction at Natchez, was struck by light
ming on Friday afternoon last. The damage
done was trtiing.
A Coon TREE.-Wm. Il. Codding, Esq. Of
Bristol has presented Us with box of delicious
Peaches, which grew upon tree that has bor0e
every year for forty gears (Ontario Rcpos.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

~ Cnrrcncy.-TrE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
a Teatse the Nature Tendency and Consequences OF
present Monetary System with plan or its eiectua end
5ene:ceni reior published FOR tie P1bc and Author By
w II. GRAHAM, iD Ne.sau-street, NswY York Burgess &
Snser - B-ondway do. Prce s per hundred SIX cents
cHpy.
The only object OF the Author being the Reform
herein proposed work pubn at h COS, and The pre
lie will only Pay printing the which they msy re-
quire. Ali friends honest steady business end
OF fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed to aid in extending the circulation fthis Damphs,.
,oEiI
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COAL.

pEACa oRCHARp GoAL-sy yard !. stocked
from mnes Of WHICH have received former
snt known 10 be equal to 'he coal region Con-
pfce are and have their
ed ''' the EG SG s' "a az ,sh Street
Il I'm. 4b.ocss west Uf Broadway.
CVAL:-BESSr KEp ASHi HE rEAcA ORCHARD
above al well screened i,on srd. and fse Of casre,
r iocw,rs .rosen OF Ess 49, large stove
n Is ccn per ton vii re deducted taken direct from
the 9Sas Yard corner of Kms and PFpsR ASroy
7 ARGE SIZE PEA OR CHEsNUT CoAL.!-- D.eharE-
ins .h day cargo of very supcrior large sire Pea
Che'n"' Coal ior steam engines Or ~ "Gspse!rT Il T oy
aa as Cherry hen : and d 10 l!aofMhSiss1Mii MaisefTs.ii,.
CuAIl-PEACH ORCHARD CoAL.-Tbe season for lay
ready receive ers for hs rst qualify Of Ca either Bro
s% ehes those ps rom
tsI Sde ed y svrs few day% % nocs hs a S5
Coal Liverpool Orel and sydney Coal. Order len with tho
Or through the Despatch Po,t viii be promptly filed at tho
lowest mar i. sSToKEs DlCKERsoN. io7 Anthony.
a2, street. Gfoadway.
,-,OA-Har,ng handsome men ot the various kinda
T. OF coa both Tor t9msse and oSd
invite The arent!In OF consumers thereto.
RED ASH. Or PEACH ORCHARD of ths uosI sp-
S GREY * E$S'sH A S tIG of the Broad
Peach Mountain I.efsh LackwOnG. sd. Sidney, Virginia
Liverpool. &C. &C. = LEN DE,it g
60 Wall street. where sarnp'es no ; and at the ya'd
Orders nlso received per Desputch lost lya9 om-
'g7HE COAl. ..FFcE OPPOSITE THE PARK-TRI-
coAL-of The je,i quality aaqstct kn&s and sizes to
:::$ ::$: II s:;;:
Tqis,0ra ;9 v''RS'k b. PALMER f1itSS is Nassau ss 81.
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A ME 5 L A c Y.

Draper AND TAILOR.
TT No "a Joku STREET tnscr WLHinn.)
II ,ys an hand assO;uentoi the most fashion,
,bIa sfy. u Goods TO fnund in the market. consisting of
I;Iohs amefes and vestngs OF every descrrton which
Iii no mad. no 10 order sye Of t and wofkmsnshp not
by any other eabl hmen the and at cnn-
.ineu,ble redurton from Broadway pnres.
cnenen furnishing their xn goods can have than made
and trimmed m the best amer and good fit wGrrunied q,
the following price-:
Dress Coats IS To SO srucE Goats ! 10 l.
Ne-7 Pm I. and Ves.s. 81 ench
a,so n, hand select >s1rbt OF ready made CiDtEinc.
D,e nnd Frocs Coats. Pan We Office Co7t, Oserrodts
,nd Coak, c. &C al reduced prices.
-. .a ~ 49, T 2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

SOARING S serbia,
No. II Maiden Lane, near Wtiiiam-street,
INVITE the attention Of City md Country Merchants TO
their nue assortment oi
STOCKS,
comprising Satin Bombazne Mods rich figured striped and
checked md SILK dirk cniOrs suitable tor ta sales III
plain bowed trimmed. full front Prince Albert, Ashland nnd
other styles uso severa varees OF OPEN T-s ard Scrs-
nil nj which nre manufactured wrh ersHt under ther
on slDeryo and warranted to be equal bOth ~ style
and wcrkr nnshp. any made in this city,,
Also fiI assortment Of low priced, medium ana hne LIN
en-, Cotton and Fancy -
Collars Bos.ms Linen Cotton and Flannel Drawers, Merno
jambsyoui Segova. Silk, Cotton and Ribbed SHIRTS ana
pers Hosiery Glove. Supender Scaris, Crhvats shoul
der Braces SC. &c. .
Purchasers invited 10 cali and examine our stock 1 I'm
AT s. DONNELLY Z: CO.. No. 81 Grand-stTse;. corner
Allen have on hand extensive assortment oi the ~
lowing housekeeping DRY GOODS, 70 which they invite the
attention of purchasers. VIZ:
81 To ia Imperial ant ninrssiiles Quilta
S 4 10 Iji By a44 Diapers and DamdS1 Table Ciots
~ s lo and IL Ili.h Ba,nslsy. Ruga and sies;
ShAe,in=a. -, -,
f,-,sn Hue kEhncS aud BEieye Diaper
a. and 9s Sh,rliIg and PowCate Linen o! oil qualities
A. nea.Y Undres.ni Linen.
irrnch Embossed Cloth TaDs and fano Govern
Coyp-ed Cotton. Wo.sed and Linen Table C!oihs;
And aisn an assortment of Cloths ana Casef
pap Ees, Gaabiocns. Linen pniInss and ctnsJ uip'
aid Fancy Dry Goods. riy1 OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10
WHOLE NO. 1861.
MUSIC.

tn the Elite Of Musical Taste in TIE Z. States :
HARPS-j. {. BROWNIES L co. from tErard) me- kers
Cf the Improved pa;sGt Double snd Single cnon sarp
London anG New York. established !slo j. F. y Offers io
sle at B1rndway elegant assortment o Double arc
single Action Hdrps The rich bhGncy % tone shtnrS oi
touch. elegance OF finish and er-c. aecras OF these tia-
rendar them uneluaed and nbsr Tor them the mrs: anaeu
and prne onal patronage Europe si this oouny hey
constructed the best pnciocs OF the celebrated Erd
all the modern Improvements of London and Pnrls-
Warranted bear the test of cnate ind a; Euronean prices
Has repaired and foI hire string: destruction ooss Mu
SC &c. j.r. BROWNE, Manufacturer.
No. S5 Broadway. and
nrl5 2n In No. .S', Chnn.trS...lr-et. \. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TIE JUNEUs TRACTS.

y The pFlcc per 1VJ cOple. II the fs EoHT NuNBERs
ofthese Tracts the Publication Office. si5: OF No. IN.
s.o per ic FE slC per 1GD TIE Ea,iIc erie boundin
paper. can be hnd il ordered.
~ "These little panphetsare working infinite good TO
the Wing cause nrd observe with pleasure that they have
become the Standard Publications ! our party
lN.w-0reans Bee.
Published b. GREELEY & HcEIRATH. Tribune Office
loo Nassautree, New Yorsy whom orders will be prompt
y executed for any par, ofthe Union.
-NcIo- York. .Jrig, l54 iyl7 aawis
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DRY GOODS.

Drown SHEETlNGs AND sHTRTiNGs-of evsry
ye@ @ g1d ya1 % FL the Known brands both heavy snd pe
Exeter. tnsnown. B;nIwies,. &c. Sc. be h.d
& pTcs- On The ID COOS OF is and . Cedar ,,st.
- ',o hs, coglhern Cotton flas assorted twist Nos to
b % n95a,a ,g " a m b1d o 10 G BHns par n2 m
d, cents b. cenI. cents. sA and per pound
Al>o Paterson Yellow Ticket. and other Jersey
Asa WicSins every deseription Garrett Warss and
threaded superior quality both white and coloed
iko r,viae Of various qualities from Is TO y cents pc.
pound Best Seine Twlne. 20 carts -
The niiectnn Of Couny MeIcnaGt particularly solicited
approbaton T, g. uSDERHlLL.
AJcCURDY. ALDRlCH & SPENCER Al Exchange.
w place. offer 'o' c71l1roy i7ls1 GOODS.
so case f'ints-FTom the American Print Works, Mt Fall
as hxss 9na asi conItd nsf 0 new ''
100 Prints the Lodi PRINT Works. black and white
So bales Brown Sheetngs-44 E,.ick Bauerea Virginia
SoH G'ojGa 4, Fsh;!e H!%!Sn y, o. Rossand ea-
30 bales IS Brown Shirrgs-CannI Mills. EtTcG and Bat
100 " Heavy t.siled sckng) ~ 81 inches wide, for
szo steIe e ana NAL 1 bag boa, sails 81
w'd,ts. cun!es and styles.
80 cases Cotnnades. Crnak ss &c.
100 " Cotton Flag HGndke'chieis-S+ !, IS md wide.
Wo0LEN GOODS.
go Cloks-Sup styles wUoEt dyed brown. blue mixed
leo case dyei black mixed and fancy and
$50 cases SatnetsA large ussoltren OF the bestyes plaid
80 ,sGS psi% fsa scTs sss'n'' '40'' &c
, @ s1S ksoisc*v yLy lem! Ea ci9hs; ,Is rioe &c
10 {" keI-eys-Cabe Cords, from the Mallory MIL sHpe
l4l aa;es PLAID Lin,rys-3 4and4i
AlsoA lGre ass9Ttlnent OF CARPETS from the 0wasco
Mills fire supeiine and thee-py ncain OF rev and :Gge
IuHlltc sol
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10
WANTED.

N%IlCE-a seHts'nan well acquainted with the Dfy
,Iod ousnes wors connect hmsslf with es,ab
much e1pe renee toe puehasinz goods both IN Europe
Id III ths ronntrycsl Urnrh
Mes,rs Wei!s * Spring. No. SO Pin-.',. IS 2n~3~'
a EMIL 81 GENTLEMAN Ot c's.sica ecacA,on ~ no
"A has resided France and Italy and na. tho
knowledge of the OF couur.s would
b. happy 20 himself Tutor private family the
nrst especiabiy, To two gentlemen lie
give the best references Enruoe tie ao refe
gsnt ths city Any communication addressed W.
u NJ the office OF the Tribune. Will be attended to- 81
MONEY FOCND-ln the Store OF A. T. Stswart L Co.
-'IsS1 Broadway, OF money. the owner have by
calling. s72.
ZEN DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAss STOCK
"a c7ruiica:e :oT thirty sSa-- Of Vcksbure B1Bk
S'ocA IN ne name OF Buckley & Peck c numbered SIS with
fnver a'nreY attached was lost 50 srisy, Xs March.
/; was e!Sei n eier snd Isl way Was. TIE
ADORE Will oe paid oY eavns II 81 Thcnpoas Office s. Wall
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

1O0nO ALMANACS.--THE AMERICAN. FAR
lO,OOOMER'S ALMANACS wth Cuts For sale
ntTnbune office.
.0D O0O UNITED sf'.TES FARMERS ALMA
SU,UUU MAC or sale at the Tribune Office Mt 81 per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

NJ~ nsus,sai life insurance Company Gs
New orrhi institution. during the month Of August,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

BRowN UNWERsITY.-Ihc graduating class at
he late commencement numbered 26. TIE
honorary 9egrcc of Doc;or Of Divinity was con-
erred upon the Rev. John :. Magcnnis, Prores.
sor of Divinity in the rhcn!agicnl Institution.
Hamilton, IN. " aud upon Rev. Edmund
E,omund A. Crawley, Pr, sident of Queens Col
rye. Nova Sco,ia) The honorary degree Of
Doctor of Laws WAS conferred upon Hon. John
Vhipplc. ot Providence, and upon Hon. Theron
uetcalf of Boston.
AT meeting OF the Cooperation, James Robin
on Boise, a II. was appointed Assistant Pro-
essor Of the Greek Language and Literature -
Iohn Larkn Lincoln, y NJ. e graduate OF the
University, was appointed Assistant Professor Of
,nc Latin Language ana Literature.
A vme passed unanimously, requesting Pro-
ssor Gammeil to prepare a H'sorv of Brown
University from the date of lie establishment il
1854, tc the present time. DurIag the past year
nc library has received many very valuable
cessions. The whole number Of volumes is now
neatly l3000. The discourse before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society was delivered by Rev. DR..
Sears, If Newton. The suhjac: vas history OF
the struggle belwe en- the Pspacy and tic Empire
embracing short account of tho rise of the
Papacy and the Empire, and concluding with the
lessons to be drawn from the theme.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

TJ,J, FUR URESSE2S-impjftant 10 Fur Dress=fs-ho-
| bei,s Improved Brown sonp has been found oy tu,
Dresser who hive tired 10 be sepenor 10 thing ever
invented 10. Gle .ung u t' pecuhres cleanse he iuI
perfectly, and e"ve II with lis nntur lue and do not dy
and leave hnlsh do. Try Il For ssls oy
m,t n the Grocer City and Brooklyn Manniartory
s;o Cherry G- n. Y. !E2, TRUMAN RDREkIS.
CAKATOGA, PAVILION AND IODINE SPRINGS
he water ceebated Pavilion Fountain nnd also OF
the Iodine Snng always be procured fresh foT niy ue
and packed fine order Jr shipping reduced prices
nnd n any quantity. Of the agents
Va VA T.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

rIaNu fURIE NANUtAClUkf.-Int
F.sr-1r~3:. Subscribers finishing entirely
S~ssatice ot instruments which wITTsEtsG
~ Stperior IN tone 20 IN snt TO keep II
longer improvement consists IN Harp Frse
recrnr in construction obvatng every objection heretofore
caused By me of metallic plates IL njung the tone Pro
essor and Purchasers invited ~ examination OF these
GLENN ROGERS s. Co.
,y3J lsa Fulnn-s.Ieet East side. iirr1dwa).
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

CUUThUOf II HEiERS, 3it BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF liGFs;, GlEANnOlES
w CANDEt.ABRA, 3D., and Dealers IN HotSE-FuR.
NISulNG GcCI2 ssnelaliy-Beirg connected with snr Of
the sat nanufctoIiSs tse United States, they
bei g oer amps CnndelibIa sc r Churches Rails lo
,o Private Dwellings steamboats, End faSAeS on the mos
rassonabe an 1 aucT not o be surpassed IN this OF
y othe. countf Especial attention invited 10 their Slri
hight, al
ba.o!e the pCbc No less than -FOUR Goi2 and TWO sLvEP
xspALs t.v. within the last years ben awarded 10 hs
manufacturers FIR ier superiority this class OF good III.
puhc respectfully invited 70 call and examine ioltham
xel-ss.
sCs- CcusTsY 'rRAnras srvpicl at ,.ct0Iy psiee..
BRITANNIA WARE. revolving frames ditto with
- bottles soup ladies' ard mbl lamps aud cand-css
spours pitcher aad unbers. cnce and tea potts.
and ceaas and table spoons coffin pater Sr For saie
b. j. WEEKS. Manufacturers Agent. 81 Maiden lane. MP
a., ~ aug2s3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

CHAxGEs-Andrew W. Young, leading abo
litionist of Wyoming County, and man of ex-
ceent character and high standing, has addres
sad a sound and unanswerable letter to the Friends
of the Liberty party in that county, in which nc
announces his determination TO support Mr.. Clay
correspondent in Madison county, informs
us that A. c. Storcr and John 6. Gurus, both
men ofextensive infuencein the Loco Foco ranks,
have left the party, and are now stumping 1t
through the country raising their voices against
Polk, Free Trade and the Extension Of Slavery,
and lnat many Loco Focos in that county are
about to do the same. Ontario Repository.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

! SrOUVENEI. & COS Mandatory O! Cut and PAN
y GLASS oi description SOLAR. Lard and tuniphi'
Lamps warranted; patterns OF Grndoles Cnndeao'as.
Brakcts. Chandeliers from twelve lights tlnII Lamps
ard Lanterns oi every pattern. French China Amps altered
repasd and reinsed cqua new We cali the attention a.
country merchant. aud call and satisfy ien'sivcs
regard 20 prices and qualify ofnTtlcles.
Constantly az hand complete q.soIten OF o re a0nse
rntlon facn.y No. D CuId y. Y. Wholesale arc
Rsral Store. No John st. near Broadway.
Au!t 3mr ]. SIOUNENEl. & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

Observation-Disclosures OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
" NOTiCE.-A dividend Il twenty per cent upon VI
claim, INST the Commercial nnk o Buffalo when hhue
been eepre allowed by the Receiver. has been DE
cared payable on the Of October al the office ci
'''e "e'e'e' 81 ''e "' - s. G. AUSTIN. Receiver.
D,,oJ .oo,a,,to. e,h 1874 g iJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

spAvASA-llrs VESTS Roar,lng House has been
moved tn the building previously occupied ns The Man
House Hotel M. le Gale Obrnb- corner 81 Gale Mer
crIerss which has been extensively repaired and improved
Prices arranged in conformity 10 the room nccuped md ne
tsmnning For cnrs &c apply 20 Mason Tute lIS Nas
au ,tlee, who wi be happy 10 furnish every information" I"
rfn,e-rs bound 10 iiuynna. .,
y B-pnSenger rc..estel 20 OBTAIN passports, whcn
vii be ncltntei By clerk of the house. who vii oar n
yasS.s i,nnr,inieiy nu their arrival. JI3 ?awtt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10
A JouRSEyMAs CoRDwAISER.
Wing Mass Meeting on Bemis's Heights,
SaratOga County.

Tne Committee appointed for the purpose, have
made proper and ample arrangements for holding
Grand Mass Meeting of The Wings on the hal
lowed g,ound of Berns's Heights, on tire 18th day
Of September inst. Tic spot SO judciously Sc
ected, about half mic from the Champlaln Ca,
nal, commsnds most beautiful, picturesque and
extensive view of the surrounding country, and
Us the very ground on which the Wings of ~
assembled around their council fires, proposed,
discussed and matured Their plans for defeating
The proud and naughty enemies Of their country;
aud being connected as it is with other revolu-
tionary "reminiscences, renders it most eligible
position, as ralying point for those Wings OF
IA who wish to pay tribute of respect TO the
memory of those immortal heroes who so glori-
ously fell in defence Of the liberties we now en-
oy, and whose bones arc now mOuldcrlng into
dust beneath the surface Of this haliowed sol,
A number of distinguished speakers from this
and other States, who have been addressed on the
subject, are expected to attend.
CHARLES NELSON. Chairman of Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

EIALL AND PhRLOR STOEES-Tne subsctib'r nlier
for sale large assortment The most approved Slrd o.
Stoves t burning Wood Coal designed fr hentIng nall,
stores churches &C.. among which Oi.MSlED PA TEN
GV FS Inrlyned ms combines more good quail
tbs tn Stove before the public our SovS nnv
l,n mGde this and loin II heauii
nnd durability cnnnni exccled With reguId To Their utility
.ye will not enlarge here, they have long been before IN
uullic but we truly them superior Ia any yet INTRO
dured for they economical und the heat VIII not inJu
furniture or render the oppressive the cse WIN inU
Stoves, Our prices nw at any other establishment
d,ne NJ .bor malice f. n. rKOWBR iuGE.
"a, 30 Waier-st near Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

I ARCE SIZE PEA OR CHESNUT COAL.,-D -Ducha!g
IL irg III day o Supcror nrgs sire Tea u
" & 7. TRliSLOW,
,,dI Mail karyv ia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10
CITY HOTEL.


- THIS well known establishment, has undergone
t thorough enalr ami nov ready Tor e accommodh-
iisI lion of old friends and patrons IL Is sltusted on
Nam street the prncpn one Tor business nrd most contgu-
o tn he .,eniur, landings Its large nnd airy appointments
ecd.dly gives uGvautace other hotel IN the
city The attendants selec'ed particular care. and the
table aud Ia he exceed by other h0te 10 The
onth western county The subscriber, frnm hs long expert
-nce having conducted the ST. Charles of New Orleans tour
years establishment three y"nt would nsk his
share the public patronage, psng himself that those who
'"'' '' JOHN MCDONNELL
f.N npl gr1ent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

"a JUST FINiSHED-Eegant Nutria Fur Hats tordi-
q Manly termed Beaver The to's pce OF %: supcrio!
lib mp of PussiaH Moieskln at sS These Hats
-qua durability and us,re 20 those sold al 81 Ac IN
tcle AT a. so a very neat dress hat.
az Ims BROWN, Practical Halter. liS Canass,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

~ ECONOMY AND FASBIUN,-The subscriber Ia.
a reduced hE supeno, Imitation hoekn HAS on iur to-
f4-sE., die. 10 the extreme low prce oi 81 ..
he above elegant lrcss Hat grc vii compare nd
with sold az ~ 20 and S3 ho. constantly
Fur and SILK of tho best quality. latest pat
,errls, and al the Invest pricss
n b. Country dellen supplied By The !ow, II not
,ower, than any other house 10 the CITY.
j. w KELLOGG. 1872 Canal, stree..
sn,3gms oF Thonr~cn street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10
CTNS PISTOLS AND RIFLES.

GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS for Gun Smiths Gun Locks and pnT,s; S; o.
wi Locks Gun and L s paHel, Percussion laps nnd pil
Powder Fasks nnd Srot Belts Cones an Wenches hit"
Rods Worms, &c. &c. fnr sale ~ amn'ity, Wo 49,,
s2Y A. w. SPIES g. 20. 2lS Pear street.
INDIA KUBBER SHOES.-IO.tW pnir embrncins cholc'
L iot OF Mems ard Womens heavy fgned and PLAN WIN
f yery choice Misses and CadFen. r sale By tne cdse o
dozen Most Of these Shoes OF the famous WB brnnd
Assorted sizes. for sale by - - ,.,- - =, ..
alt r., H. VI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-10

a REALLY GOOD SHAVING SOaPh Las,,r-Ih
old Naples Sonp nade peTiumed Paste ard so y
SG rroadwny anr s. Chatham 1t really makes fin
thick rich lasting nlher soenlng to the skin and beard ina
will nnt Gr nn the ince Ike most shaving Sorp G-nis Try
,h;s arcs nnly al2 I'm