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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
VIM JENNINGS & co.
CASH TAILORING ESrABLISHMENii
O3l Bronduav american Hotel, opposite
81 BrOadtrdy, dner!c8H H0le1, q

UlS I OUNtuIH,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers rsou,nS Gm
mcnts IN large assortment Goods for Fall and winter
ear selected with view of rendering our stock rs rch 10
quality and variety he found IN h's CITY eomP!snS
S,nyer and Mled Cloths for Overcoats Coaks &c rrenen
and English Cloths and roc Coats various new .es
asmeres Rich Velvet Merino. Silk and Sann Nestings
ych will be ade up order nj prces In sustain our epu
ion as the pioneers the progressive reformation mar aver
nr the cause of complaint that cash orchers are aAeu o
,Le delinoue ces The style and ;nsh OF our Garments
will compare with those any other anu ~
The SEQUEL OF the extensive patronage elclte.. "'0
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MARRIED.,

August e. by Rev. DR.. Bangs FRAxcls PoMARE. ESQ oil
haiceons Kingdom OF spain. to Miss MARIA Woop. Of Sar
August y: FRANCIS NICHOLAS FLEMING. ESQ. of Dublin
" ln L. WATSON, late OF Baltimore.
August Is, Mf Ira LEONARD. OF Lowell. Mass. TO Miss
LYDIA BKiGHAM OF AuIeb0ro Mas.
Brooklyn. Aueu.t ~ Col. a. II. BuLLocn of WoIces
oiB. ~o 80 '|''
Gaze May August 81. Capt. MAURICE CANDY TO Miss
Aay ~ " ~ " wy
a, New Haven August 80 NJ n. SEYMOUR ESQ Of Mon
Heai. 10 Miss CoRSELIA A daughter oi Pot Olmcsd.
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Tine md are charged NJ the coa each quarter proper
ton to the time of their connection with m school except that
parts quarters each week ecs oned onetenth Ia
rents contemplating sending pupils 10 me institution are III
ved to visit nj any dny during school, hoIIs 81 Eaw.w
d UTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE twenty second
IN Academic term this Institution VIII commence on zion
day next sept. 3D. Arrangements nre made or conveying
pupils residing in distant parts Of the CITY Applications Tor
mrs No 245 Madison street nuE Fits
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GENERAL
{ S nTar I
terminate Monday September ID al which time the punc-
ta e sSs E%Di nks he pesn opportunity
forming his friends and hoe parents who may be s5out Select
is ing ssSS o @ rs sq Fsnr street few doofs
Union Squire. between University pa,e ana fll!h Avenue;
gsf anf 5 n4a dne 5 Of aR e 3 "sfd @ I
sye establishments Education in the city, The plans pre-
every accommodation convenience and coz fort that cnn be
desired ard such experience Of than tive ve wears
Te S3s soa have been ed I the as regards
heath and facility Of acces All ihe Hdvantase, o eooe 10,
n country residence will be Suned by the door nthec eN
evmnasum' Dali Room for rhy.icnl Educaon Baths
will be scale suitable 10 the rest Of The estg6shment ana
such as those wno ure acquainted WIN aif uuoa we o
friends The Institution is intended chiefly for BoatdeIs
limited number % % 1 Sa Sqs Ss IN m esps @ a
the regular bcade They must Tem,ln Throughout 'he uuy
and be allowed to return home on tie evening" und then
up certain under the charge OF nm assistant
~ bringing ND boys in The city and who well no that the
streets n the prolific from which much baneul nfu
ence and example derived this plan will doubt prove
TERMS.-For boarders 500 per annum, including every
EXPENSE except Music and Oil PnntinC.
For boys under ten years of uge. $3.50 per nnnum. ,
These been uniformly charged since the school
has been in operation and wi remnn the except where
there are two from the one family IN which case re-
duction made. ,.,, ro,rp
After his removal Mr.. Iuddsrs char-e for DAY BOARD
ERS will be $50 yer quarter Of twelve weeks: which WI m
cIde he wide course of fnugh al the school, To-
se;her with the accomplishments Of Fench Spanh. ana
fnn;ing. al =, .
Day SCHOLARS $50 psr quarter. wihor any reference to
use. a., ., .,
study system adopted out requed io bou Idef, ma oe
nnrcunr, Dtefeng TO parents may lie Obtnincd al nny
time on application Mr. Huadats present residence
% stixlES-S
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)it,J)-

n Friday. August D. CATHERINE wife of Gil5cr; K. Rice
ado daughter oi John Tcnnee, Hgei 42 years.
The trends al her husband Hnd of her brother inaw Val
.Hne Hail aud Of her father John Tonnele. feqIesec
tend her funeral from her late residence Sixth Avenue
oween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets Sunday After
noon. Al "A O'Clock
a, ,H,cs>vii.s Williams County Ohio on Wednesday An
ssdi leii residence OF her son. Alfred r Eseoa
short and severe Illness Mis-: PHKBr. wife of Rea Ed
ayeais, ~ NN'' 1'' - sseu
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SCHOOLS.

SELECr CLASSICAL. FRENCH AND Ell ENGLISH M
SSCi10I s9 Eat Btoadsay Tn. Scn ri VIII eo9en roy N
s ID TIE HrT L1SDs H ss
New Haven CT Tire Modern language Music and Draw
nE E1i pssh' s 'S Ire best 'csC NJ GRANT. A NJ. Prncs,
CARAH R CLARK5 SEMINARY. II E9:t IBm5nadwny. r.
corner c Market street will "a Teae,e to b. :. 1nn,ns ien "I
in i6sr ai,end.nee Two vacanci- fer B9aIde an3l d IS.
SENIN.4A son .E0UsG LADIES No. . .;;.rd Ave
nue. AR, " ;i .I e nl, s lsaf tassn IT, un hs
second term OF he, esta shmen. will commence IN The "a of
Sept Term, snd reference OF application: a9t II
EDUcATIoN-slRs and the sisars M.caDAM INTEND
ss ins,r Amos on Mopd:y the % Of September 1874
Mas ana the MISSES VI having bean 4r mans yeari en-
Character for attention VIII from the public connu
nncc OF tssunport aoo 2.-
CTTY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ia Fulton street. be
" tween Nassau est and Broadsay. ne nooTe ls,Itn
the Cd Septamber In ms School are au:h me vuiiotS bran
ches Of English. Frfgch Cle:sics Dans' &c Gard OF
'eisI ns Sa9 Si9- s ''''ns' d s JAS 3. eUck rneas
DRooELYN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Drorper of Washington cnd TErT s'reets-I1l Institution
hSS" & % o @ sT bt. a' % T esa u1nes
MRS BBEL having ha' many yee enssace IN IN teac n
mr. offer her assistance VIII; cnndence 70 parents ana guar
dans in training rnd educating their chlldren
The econd tenn wi! commence on ao1diy The - dag o.
Seo'emer desirable Ihlt pgtsnis shorid place their chill
den in the School. the early part of the term as Nh u pro.
offer premiums OF value as an Incenve 10 .udy q;
various Departments ensneed Private instructions will be
gwen on ts Piano. farp and Guitar. NeedewoTk.
&C. SC For Circulars and references 2ese app a the IN.
s,i,nte al 2weod-
INSTITUTION OF THE MESsRs. ABBOTT. No. As
1 LAFAYETTE Pince-Ths institution commenced IN the
autumn of s4 and the which has nrncedea has
enabled the Propecrs greatly TO ncTene the facilities which
affords for the educa Of young ladies' PROVISION made
for thorough instruction n p the departments OF female edu
caton from the most elementary English studies 10 the
branches o literature and science including and Mo-
dern Languages Vocal Music. U;awng, Mathematics and
Philosophy The charges vny simply with the OF the pu
nil every pupil enjoying NIL the advantages OF the institution
and pursuing such studies her parents desire IA. she
becomes us lifted for tien All necessary books md stn;lon
cry fuel end a the md facilities O- study. IN
apam arranged the most complete md perfect man.
ner nre furnished WITHOUT ary extra charge whatever.
ny TIE terms 70. the lbs~e at follows
For pupils between and years OF age. 50
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

n- Graham House, 63 Barciay.-Citizens or
transient vise desiring quiet home, where real Temper
diet proered he consisting of Vegetables. Fruits.
&c wiihou, stmuans hmeGs invited to Patronze
''uI mus lis 1''-H' 'lOue'''' -"'".' r. GOSS.
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pnsn nrrlcr New.Ynrk. Aue. os 1s,4

PosT OFFICE. New York. Aug. IS 1874
U- English MaiI.-Le,,er Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer Acadia, will be closed at the Upper and Lower
utes o'clock. P. The overland postage of ls Cts
aus It .''''' JdHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

MACHINERY will soon superede the hcndcrat trades.
" and then the working people must have home upon
The soil o perish We own 100 millions OF OF PUB
Lie LANDS Those lands ought 10 be reserved ioT The use
,riih reasonable sized farm. FREE Or COST
To demonstrate the justice and necessity OF TINS MEASURE
t;onaI Rrformer The first number Saturday next Seq
bcr the 7h Office MIR. Heush' Stationery Store. corner
'TsRSsSIo country subscribers l.5O year. advance
To cy ,bcrbers cents number. payable 10 the
-, las " THOMAS a DEIIYR.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
TRY GOODS. HOUSEKEEPING ARTlCLES-S. &
I'LL HOLMES No. y John street, between broadway
and Nassau streets receiving and desirable Goods for
the Fall Trade which they offer for sale at the lowest prices al
Wholesale and reta hnve lately received :
Rose and Whitney Blankets do extra large
Real Welsh ard other annes
Silk Warn do. English Canton Flannel
MarseilIes Qullu ard Counterpanes
Irish nens oithe best bleach
9s Pillow Case Linens D. lIlsh SheetingS
Irsh und Barnsley Sheeng from 5l 10 III wide
DEmask Table Cloths und NAPKINS
'rnweincs of all kind, Crash
Cotton ShirtiD:s Gnd Shee;iTss, best qualities
Red Ticks English and American Long Cloths
one Lawns, Linen cnmbric and camctlc Hdkf:.
French Merrnos Alpaca. dark Prints
Rirh fig Cashmere Shawls
French Boinbnzines: Cfaue for Wells. &c
Black Silk and raw SILK Hose
Drap.ry Nnsins .lra,ure ifnity
Table and Piano Covers. Toilet Covers, &c.
Wool dy ed Cloths ard Cas- neres
Fancy Cnssimeres uAd Ve>ting SattineS. &c.
With variety article their line for sale at ~ ohm
street. at the lowest prices.
N b. On hand genuine Eau de Cologne
do extra wide Russia Dapes. az cod 2~Is
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as- BOARDING.-ilr. GUSS having opened the new
and commodous house. - Vcsey the Astor House,
proar choice of esTnbe transient permanent
Boarders. Croton Shower and cold Baths Free The
location very central quiet and shady Terms Moderate
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WANTED.

'EO Law VERSA Graduate from of the first offices
the city desires TO assume the charge of the office and
Attorney business of gentleman III the profession for
nu3l 5ls
N1TANTED-A furnished Room without Board. is wanted
w by two young men who give the best Of reference
The room must be central OF the city Address NJ
a. this office. au3l2i
WANTED IMMEDlATELY-A young man 20 as
w Saesman in Retail Dry Goods Store. address {. Y.
Tribune Office. with name and residence. aSfltt
y6TANTED-A situation as Clerk in wholesale dry good.
w establishment by young who has been In busi-
for himself siI years and ACQUAINTED e1tensiyey IN
Pennsylvania Mnry land, District OF Columbia Can give
hest Of City reference. address aecaor ct this Office mne
diately. nug2 Sis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

nS- New Style Genticmen's Hnts.-The sub
scnoe now pepa,ed to furnish ms new style loT the a
enjoyed in the production oft essential article of
dress AMlDON. Fashionable Halter,
au& I'm Wall ST. corner Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Gs- Fall Style of Hats.-Bird, corner Pine
and Nassau Strcets.-Gen,Iemens Hats OF the style
for the ensuing season. ready for examination and SALE
au21 lmis* BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
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Markets.. Carefully reported to- The 7r1sur..


ASES-Po,s steady s41s4. with ales OF 80 barrels
OfPears 150 bbIs.sod ati So
COTTON-The disposition meet buyers ngnin vcry
but the sales small about 1909 bales aud
entirely to fEish orders.
FLOUR AND MEAL-TheIc is more doing to day in
Western Flour but prices for time past Gen.
and Troy 20 and Michigan and Ohio l2;s ls7I
Southern continues very dull and know Of no sales worth
reporting. Rye Flour s7 So. and Corn Meal ga
6!4s for bb!, and sl2 for hhds
GRAIN-A lot ofl20 bushels inferior Southern Wheat sold
81 and much Illinois private 300 bushels
North River Rye changed hand: at f s. cents delivered
Cats y 23c Corn is dull $50 bushels Southern Yellow
aken at i5c and 1909 do Northern 90
WHlSkY.-Barrels ore scarce and wanted $50 Western
sold at 2es. and 100 Sin,e Prison Mt 25 cents.
HAY-The sales 400 bales North River at 30 &c.
PROVlSi0NS.-Oho Pork continues 10 declpe Mess hes
been sold at9 371s and Prime sbs. 2U bb Beet
snd Mt S. Lard very quiet leo bbs extra brought 6
Nothing farther done Picked Meats. Butter and Cheese
Inst nntlcal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

JyAAIlIY TJTOR.--A young gentleman. educated ~
< Cambridge n wstndent, and VINO has before and
sinre his college course travelled extensively Europe whes
10 ohain situation Of the modern languages III
respectable family where part OF his time only would be oc
denca Unguestiunable references given Inquire at Bartlett
o ''e"0''' D'O 1r les
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

The schr Export from New.Oeans for Charleston. with
cnrgo OF bngeir and totally wrecked the coast
between Mobile Point and the mouth OF the Perldo Her
sn and rigGin: taken Mobile by the schr chef
Monday last. The cargo ard wreck abandoned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

ns Fall Fashion.-J. NJ TICE.& CO. Fashionn
be aers No 9Bowery ready 10 furnish their
TONERS with the Fall style of iin OF which they have hand
all elegant assortment. a3l it,
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hs- Gentlcmcn's Hats-FALL FASHlON-WAR-
SocKs 20 Broadway have ready for sale Their tye
of ofGentlemens Hats. for the ensuing season. a30 f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

FEAST OF Eat THINGS!
THE FOLLOWING
CONTENTS OF THE NEW WORLD,
Afford toll feast for all clasrs Of the People,
FoR o.. CENTS ONLY.
ORIoryAL-l The Prisoners Fife-translaed from BenE
GER 2 Familiar Recoections OF the Times of the En-
pre-The Battle OF Leipsc. and tho Plnce Vendome. J.
The Embleu,-by C. Donald Mcleod. l. Margaret ". Da-
wilson. s. The Wandering Jew lin advance)-by Eugene
Sue-Part /. Chapters 10. IL. l2. l3 b. The World we
Live IN. :. History OF Illinois, 3. Letter from Boston,
O. Margaret md The Minister and Lady Jane. Frct-by
Laurie Todd. TO- Oae Hundred Songs. L. Giee Book for
Clay Clubs Il Literary World-The Amber Witch, Mures
Ne.= Geography, The GTandaher Jacobs Adventure.
Pacific Ocean. &c. 3. Musical Worl-Eveuings of.Iri,h
Mnstresy Ernst Concerts, &c. H. Political Wor!d-Ac-
gust Elections. sc.
SELEcTEp-l John Aanesty. the Liverpool Merchant-by
the late Doctor Masinn-contnred. p The Coffee Houses
of London g. Foreign Fiies-The Bokhnm Victims. Duke
of Bordeaux choomas;e Abroad Fete of tie hree Days,
Steam Fleets CT England and France l. Naval and Military
Wo,ld-Death OF Commodore Dans. g. Summary of News.
/ Foreign and Domestic Miscellany-A Few Years alter
Marriage Copper Balloon Who Blannevhnsset Bureau
of Statistics and Commerce, Visit to the Conpiraor. Ep.
taph. &c.
% Te,ms-6t cents per NUMBER So yenr in advance
and Seatsfelds Life in the New World, Eugene Sues
Mysteries of Per, presented to the subscriber,
nue3l J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

First 2rcSationaI Unitarian Socie-
~ -Kev Mr. BE lows Pastor. Religious services will be
simcd nj the Apollo Hail. No. 4i2 Broadway Sunday.
Sept M Services O1 clock and ut 7z ntbe evening Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

r5- Fall Fashion Ter Hats.-O. FISH has
ready the Fall Fashion for Hats. which gentlemen invited
to call and his Warehouse S7 Broadway, two
doors above The City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH.
au2Osu Fashionable Halter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Indigo asuayra. in fact there wns but
little or none market. Coffee of all kinds Cocoa.
Colorado worth Is 10 per ianega Hides 25 per
qunta u, that place.
Sales at Auction. e. AUGUST 90.
BY L. NJ. Hoffman g. Co.
NrrRI. SKIss-3bacs at 2i1 9i-terns months cnd
provr! paper. -,
do 20 / do l3 3 do ll-6 months
BY Minturn & Co.
LrMoNs-100 boxes French at rs size pc, box cash.
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Important TO Merchants and Manufacturers.

~ The large and constantly increasing circulation OF TIN
TRIprSE renders most valuable medium OF advertising
for Merchants Manufacturers and transient advertisers The
rates Of advertising The Tribune, view OF the OF
The circulation favorable those of other
New York. and fully sneha cheaper than the charges in
PARIS OF London.
!lpe LINES or cSs-FTst insertion 30 cents
Foreach subsequent insertion. .121a "
Ten Lines and over sx-first Insertion
'' For each subsequent Insertion. ............25 "
&c For one week ek...........................l5 50
- '' For month h.........................5 % "
Marriages Funeral Notices. &c. not exceeding fpe
lREs.
Yearly idrerisers--noi to exceed Il lines whip
vege ol renewing advertisements at pleasure.
payable quarterly or half early in advance.)..a .ao W
c All Advertisements inserted in this appear both Id
he Morning AID in the Eyenin. editions
The DAILY TRlsUSE served at an early hour IN any
pan oi this City Brooklyn at NINE CENTS per week paya
be 10 Garner those who prefer IT. al the same rats
io SIX months yesr payable at the office IN ADVANCE
feisona wishing be served will please send IN their
through The Post Otice or ntbefwise.
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Disasters. &C.

A brig 70 days from Bordeaux fruit &c. to Nesmh &
Walsh. supposed to be the Istorian.
Also, ! brig. unknown. Wind 5. fresh.
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LEARY & CO.-FASEIONS.

GENTLEMEN'S HATS of our inim table style. FOR the
ensuing Autumn viii be ready for sale and delivery and
after the 3lst inst LEaRf co.
No md Astor House.
~ b. Our Circular of Fashion" will be forwarded to
those who address Us PosT PAID. es
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrive,


Br bg James Hay. = l3 days from Turks Island, ta 10
Peter Nevus & Sons.
Schr w Kempion. Oborn. days from Norfolk. cotton
md corn, Sturges g. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

G5- Shippers o goods per ST JAMES, for London
requested 10 clear ;he the Custom House this morning.
s- The packet ship ST. JAMES for London will sail
Monday September 3 u O'Clock. Passenger will PLEASE
be IN board foot Of nden 'Gne G that hour Letter Bags
will close the Merchants Exchange AID lnlei Foreign Let
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

D5- Autumn Hats.-rhe subscriber announces to
his customers end others readiness to supply the Fail Pat
tern Of Gentlenen's Iiais.
The finest NutG furnished edat............"..si %
Cd quality. " " '' ............... y
auSl lstf SPENCER. 61 Chambers street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
Mems, BOvs' and Chi!dfen'S Clothing.

GEOR z II. C II E E N,
No. no Chatham-xtrcct,
WI" hSbe sT fFiSarHxo.
ybeb ae he would respectfully invite those want
he hs %9as cHssERE & ssss'yf VEsrNGs &C.
~ every pgcket End has secured the services
CSers he pledges himself to give perfect 'auachon 70 a
WV BGansts saae order g: ts saOe't notice a5d
stta strict puRetudtny - = -
,I,O TAIIORS-The sub.cbcr will sell out for $40 the
good will and fixtures of the vel eitapsned M @ slefcnsm
laofs stand No. Chatham Square. chch mas oeg! Seru
ARE opportunity for tailor to commence ~
place neatly fitted up, has low rent, and w.n ,c
ar. apply the subscriber the premises between ts noun
d%s 10 S?S s i a. NJ a0d an' PETER w. nUsTED
TRTS-Of ,upcTsor quality and latest, styles at the New
SYork Cash Tailoring Establishment and Cenemens Gen
r, Furnishing Store 1877 Broadway three doors below IN
franklin House lau27 is,fl J. &. BOOTH q W.
I-hI4s--5.e9G GO gallons spelm Spar saIu, on; a.,
zoo Stearine Of Lard. For sale by
rs,i,tr Hnnufrrinrer. "a New direct
BEAUMONT. Merchant Tailor. has removed from ~ to
ID J5a Broadway up stairs where Will be happy 70 zee
cuumers and all who niny wish afucs III n e' anos
who favor hum with hc 1snes sosde may the saSo made in
superior and Mt reasonable prices .uSo l,o
g,o SOUTHERN AND WESTERMN STE ~ pRUWGIGfisSNT55, !UWIf isN5
KEESE No 81 Maden Lane are pfepaed n 70 ss most
,,en 1l iatms nsGIc'ne'' fA'"'' as ims
-y,HE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY; 5 Waer.st'
1 New YORK. CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY Commission IIInnsno
Merchant and Agent Tor The ,as OF Xiii .upply Of
Manufactured Tobacco. OF all brands ana descnpon' a'e
from the Virginia Factories. for sale on liberal terms IA 9m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

G5- The Christian Union will meet in the Lyce-
um 0fNe,ura History, Brondw az between Spring and Prince
streets tomorrow Sunny Sept lt at lUa
discourse will be delivered bv w II. Claiming. it,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

D5- The Chemical Preparations of DR..
(ourau have obtained world wide celebrity and per-
hnps of science has been completely vcmzed
by empires than Dr. G. No does his skill elaborate
article calculated to the pain OF deOrmty
than instantly pounced upon BY the gnorant and vulgar
who initiate every polnt-exccpting It's virtues The unwa
~ therefore cautioned against purchasing Of the fol
lowing articles except al Dr. Gouruuds only New fok DE
pot, 61 Walker street, first store from Broadway
POUDRE SUBTITLE for erudcang supeIiuons hair from
any part OF the human body Always tested before buying
Proof positive this and mistake. Directions. French and
English. accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP for curing pimpes.
eckle Gotches tan reneS salpwness w mophew ey"pe
GREClAN HAIR DYE, will color red or gfay hair to
beautiful brown black, a the option oil the user without
stunning the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE-50 cents.
BLANC DESPAGNE, or Spanlsh White tor the complex
ion. p cents box.
LUBlN'S. GUERLIN'S. and other perfumery. Remem
Der, 81 Walker street, Isl store FRoM broadway. -
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX'
TRACTOR, at the above number; ~
Acent-l4 Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA Milk street.
Boston, Ives Salem Hodge NewburypoIt paiten. PoIt
Cowes, Springfield Ferre Mddletown Myers. New Ha-
Gray Po'keepsie, Sc. au3l I'M
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DORR & CHAN d l. E r,
DRY GOODS.

MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS-CHEAP FOR
WI CAsHThe subscriber has received within tie las few
days at No 81 Beaveeet. three doors from Pearl
and FANCY SILK GOODS for he 1d, sall Trrde Having %
and know, IN, as.orment cannot BEAT. He speaks
!lcnsIy Of BONNET SILKS, vELNETs, SATtNf ond 1;a
assortment tn be found and wall De constantly receiving BAR
AVS um auction and private sale daily ,hIous bout the season.
As he buys and SELLS he well knows that extra
Inducements ist held induce purchasers to buy h,
way and ne believes the reputation he has OF selling Tor les
than cs, hnurht elsewhere. for that
e invites NyRcHASTs and Nil 10 call and eysmiEe
before purchasing. They may cepend tnat w not "n
Gs ;mis y 4"' L. NJ STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

k+ +Universnlism.-Rev L. II. CnAPis OF Charles
ton. Mass will preach the Fourth gnyfKast Church
Elznbeth street near Walker, TOMORROW MORNING
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
EXCURSIONS.

r-Ao g. EXCUmRsIoN m MO, TO Key PoRT-on tIort a.
NSSsS5EE=E,M VI the Steamboat KOCkLAND will le9ye nv
the foUl OF Cnnmbersrett ~ X. on an EXCURSION 20 hey
Port ~ J. Returning. will leave Key Port ~ O'Clock T.
NJ The advantages OF this excursion for scenery bathing
sc nre unsurpassed Dlnner will be provided ut the Pavilion
b, w. r. JnQues. IL
ID ECHABIT Es ATVTEND-EXCURSI0N The mem.
II bers Of New-YoIk Tent No. g l. o. T. INFORM thelf
Brethren Order and the empeanfe ,ad.S es sn
End The splendid Banner of this Tent will ba presented on
the OCCASION and number of short addresses VIII De ceve I
ed The fine steamer WpsicheeI has been engaged for te
day also Uodswohs celebrated Brass Rand Ihe BTs,nf
of the Order requested IN Regnm cReS 9i
the excursion 3i Dinner 3I cents Jhs hoat wi wi,
enve the foot OF Delaney street at O'clock OF Pke street
East River a O'Clock Canal street & 4 before re,
oclock Committee promise their best en- feavors 10
make this an interesting affair." Tickets canbe procured OF the
g. r. of MI the Tents the city and OF either ot The Com;
mttee H the weather should prove s0rmythe excursion Will
take plnce on "Wednesday following: .
n b. The proceeds of the excursion TO 20 IN the Wdcw
and Orphans fund
COMMITTEE.
Brother BoGERT l3j Hpity street.
KNAPP. It's 10Th street.
- HYsRY, 30 Wooster street.
EpMoNDsoN, 1S2 FoByth street. - 49,
BasSET ~ t'Hrmine street. a2S 81
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