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j. Ecntlcn,an's a1aT- ).

<;cnticni:n's s1af- Spring >tQ''-BlRD .
nr Pine and Nas>au.>,rc.S viii utrolnce the Sprn.n
jern OF t;entmen'> HAS THIS DAY. liz >olicls ~.
nation OF the sine, confident that they viii command "a
tjnuei patronage we'll OF the incre.s DIX
fabric a, lie eega&ce and durability o. their finish
BiRD, corner al Nassau and rmc->reel> y Z
D BIRD. los Che>unt-st. Philadelphia
mis- r Tn \ \ Inn ny mi ~,
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u Scu style Of san..-'rhe subscribers have NJ
rrodnte For TIE FIRST TIME IN THIS C0tN.
TRY an entire style nt Nloe>kin Han, "i,a MenD
brian. Gentlemen lnrii,d 70 call and EXAMINE.
GLNIN 4 VAN v:.,NkEN, III broadway
mil :rod@ ta) oppO>irc :, PAM,
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ia large meeting vas hell at Brooklyn yes
tcrday to take some measures TO secure the farther
improvement Of Greenwood Cemetery The May
orpresided and several excellent addresses were
made \ committee was appointed TO procure
subscribers for=sfares OF 500 each
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~ N.,y styIe OF aFniv-rAnls FASHION

New STYLE OF asnis-rA,lS FASHION
AI-.,sr.. GtsNiN S-StN NfSiNkEN hav, r-c",,y nrt
ddce, ,tyir OF G-uiemen, lists, modelled aerf
latest Pry Fashion We can confidently solicit an
aation OF them, believing tiaithry Eery tQra
the imported article both respects beauty ~! ,rpeau,
and durability wiepn the score al ecOnoyay tlcy VIII
found tar preferable.
Special attention has also been directed 10 the mau4
lnre OF car Beaver Nuria and other Halls for thg sp1e
trade Forthe enumeration o; their desirable quatie.a
arecoaten to rely upon he spontaneous testimony
customers bEH!N s. VAN NRANkEN
m1.cOdlm Oil Broadway, opposite y laugi
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17>ir. CovERT,zwel known capital singer. in rir
i,ecanoe times VIII give Vocal Concert at the Second
Ward Hotel this evening whclll- wlihe efficiently sup
ported Tickets - cents
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~ " I'M y 7 ." 7 NV
ID. ". TOWNSEND
JOHN Z. ALLEN, Comm
JOHN COLYl%.
j. IAN NDRDEE.
u Hixtecnth li.;.r,i--uENps. Z

" .tFti.--tiFEfsf tT.!tI
uffrrS sr"'i, citizens the Sixteenth Ward M fyr
election n tl, nexI Presidency % the AMI.
public nreDg be held az the Chelsea lc,,. Room 40
iis Eighth Avenue, Wednesday Evening 10TH jI
al clock, requesting oil the friends !f H1, iiery
ilay IN his Ward IN favor forming Gay Club 20
present. for The purpose OF tarAer!ng the oalec
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LAWYERS DIARY. :.
March Il.

no 9t a.; ~; OF IH Common Pleas PARr FIRsr-u
pr S 49,, -, ., 70 81, l2a. ISL lSs5. lSl5.
- a' tSu!.l I,eeLs ~ 10 O'Clock in the Circuit Co;lr
"oo'f-o9' TO- u, q, $50 s62. ST. ca 2ss
CAi LIZ or TIE SrrsKIoR CouRr THIS Days,
IL Notes OF issue New, York Circuit
X ste Common Pleas
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TO The PARki-ri.e 1cetin. friends Of the Pt;B
Schools viii lac hcld Tins day in tiiearh at o'clock
the aernoan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

~ Spr;n. S,,lc.-C. f. ALN0ED < CO, No
Bowery airr 10 the publu FINE Fur Hal nj Four Dcs
al the spring pattern, equal y lrgtt and urobe, wiki Me-
costly ChalirieS and possessing MI the elegance app
ance keepin- ull assortment OF olhc Guale. 81 ST.
yer and Mole>kn Hats In the article OF line Natrla IA
Al; 81 now offered, they ann to-cNceL ~ m5E
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20 We hear that THOMAS f. Field. Esq. has
been nominated b: the Liberty Party -iboitionl
their candidate FOR Mayor a, our ensuing Char
ter Election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

Union. which he proposed TO refer WITH lns'Ftis.
tons Tor a report asainS, the pcaEe' The reys.s,
therefor. &c
Mr. WISE raised the question ofrese Ptiou. AZ
Mr.. BREGG< proposing Ia debate IL the 9tssijo.
.yas iaid over.
The House adiossrae,I 5clou. tiIe rot q; t-s.
States was called ovor.
In SENATE Mr.. Cay freS5.a..s E.'tllioa ,ioaz
Pennsylvania and from Orea1> County a'y-
York. con,pla nns 81 The diseeputahl. 5rereed'nes
o. Congress its neiiieetcy for pubic good &c.
as,! advising Them 10 adjourn. ilso from AIr-
B!annerhas>ei Tor remuneration iePrsdaiious
committed on Biaauc1has-et Island about 500.
Petition. ,ve-e presented Tor protection. Nc,
am! several Private bill, were pl>se,
Resolutions offered BY Tie tn,!ovag Senator
war, adopted: Bv Nir. YorSG. dirr:.fsg lrqr:rE
nv the Committee or uo,ic Lands the proprlt
X of grantins=!and the Deaf aad=i'fmh ~
Inr Of Illinois also calling on the Satre'asy''i
Var TOR intornation reiativc 10 the Mississippi
Lead Nline-: and bv MIR BaRRo~= 'Iirsctzz ii=
a,Iirv by the Secretary Of War As 10 The eNiasile1
~ ot Immediate appropriation Tor ihf coHstrne-
ton OF War Stcap,,r#lor thedetcncs o the coast
of New Orleans.
Theresolrtion> OF Mr.Cis',y relattre 10 the ~
verue N,-yyerc t,lleii=t5I,, ard Mr.. CaoAIE f1is
an able and eIoquent speech irtleil support ;s''f.
with particular Inference ~ at IclR51Re - i,f'-
lection in :. VERY c!ror manner argnag the eoi'-
stitiltional right n well the beuet}ftc ali nier-
t.tS to be feriye,! tJesfu the protecus" Paey me
Senate ;hcIlwcnt INTO Executive session. tIsssS
% New-orleans paper- of ,hs 3D. ,e,,'..lsi the.
account OF a duel opposite 'icksbal-sli. betreeii
Mr.. Tompkius= Col. Cook lv.ictiz both yer''
kl,d-fehting VITA pistols at twenty paresr
Later accoun,S=z;y that no such si'i took Place
u The brig f.mpresslr;,, report, fight on
Havana between Brush brig Over and a
shaver Tie SLAYER proved be the strongest
aud finally escaped y, o#lic 3ti'.
% Thursday astwa- the day appointed by the
Legislature OF louisiana tor the choice OF a l. ).
Senator to succeed Hon. A. NlorroS. re-ig r.e,l
u The Nashville recently arrived ut N''w-Qt-
leans in eight days ald fifteen hours from this city
% The Banks paid no specie yesterday; they
have paid none TODAY. THIS seems to BE- the be
ginning and the end Of the aw requiring i,e>0mP-
ton. Philadelphia Gazette.
APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT,
b. ami with the advice and consent oltc Senate.
C0a&is
joins f. NuLtowSY. of PENNSYLVANIA, Tor the
Empire OF Morocco
SAMrEL HAiGHr, Of New-Nork, for tho port OF
Antwerp, in the place o; THoN,s H. BNRkER.
resigned.
F. VI DlNoSD, Of Rhode Island. Tor the port
Of Vera Cruz, in the place OF THo,EAs PotSEY$'
resigned
.IoHy &. WooD. of North CaraIita. toc The Isl
and of NlartiniuUe
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Ncv-kOrlt and Erie Railroad.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
'S'N-> w.
EXECUTIVE CiIAupry March /.

- EXECUTIVE CHAMBER March II, 1872
The letter Of the President of tho New.York and
Erie Railroad Company, herewith transmitted.
shows that II legislative aid Is longer withheld from
the association, II must desis, from prosecuting its
great enterprise the laborcrs employed must be
discharged tie interest the three million State
loan, which Will accrue on the first OF April next,
will remnln unpaid; the contingent deb, sill fall
Immediately upon the treasury: the capital invest
edlnthe enterprise by our fellow citizens will be
lost; The New York and Erie Railroad. in il.
scarcely half completed condition. be exposed 10
auction at the suit of the State; and the iu-, ex-
peciaton of immeosurablS benefits TO result from
the enterprise, will be suddenly and hopecsslv dis
appointed.
This information cannot excite surprise. No one
c1ud have expected that the road in its unfinished
state, could produce capital or even revenuc and
the association acted wisely in directing MI their
means to its prosecuton,-relying upon the Justice
OF the State and the oeraliy of their feliow-citi-
zens for such additional resources as should be ne
nessarv TO secure its Gomt.atiun
BaspecttulIy referring to the suggestions made
III my annual message in view OF this crisis, | will
only add that no measure less favorable 10 the cG-
terprise than the past policy of the State could
now be eicc'ua while, in my judgement, none
that would Involve any sacrifice on the part OF the
State is necessary. Neverthclcss the responsible
Iity OF conducting the enterprise to early CON
summation seems to me to rest, not with the New
York and Erie Railroad, but upon the State The
association can only be regarded hy the People as
an agent of the Legislature, and, while like all
other agents. 1t oughtio be held to ustnccount;l-
bility.the State cannot discharge Itself from res
possibility by pleading the failure of agent with
OF without excuse to perform its dutic. or meet
the expectations of the Legislature.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

j. Public Schonl.--'ihe friends Of eur RES
,y>tp OF Public SCHOOLS w9il bear III mld that the nee
wll be belt on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, AT 5 0tis
about ;;ctlt4 thousand adult citizens. Should the wea
prave Cniayoraba the meeting viii lc postponed, ana
notice gwen ot The day which SAID meeting wllbeb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

CHATTER or SECRETs.-h. world j. fuil OF secrets 20.
iticlan, have tlicIr secrets the D Fellows thar
crets and the latii, have trr>ecrcts, though try lDm
keep them. II Is no secret, however, that Peters o2cn9e>
for the OF low spirits heaachr> cnu9i> cold. aud
sickness, ahead OF all other medicines ,ho, cofair-
and are the wonder and delight of the age ad jtat h
Tooth 'teami Shilling Strengthemng-' tacr, heaGt:t}
III! dtntaor.an. and strengthen the bncts breasts,
all who use them. For further lgtrnias inquire $50
Broadway or at C. H. RG.S. CHI and Fdlu)n and
90 Nnrfh.SIxtis II. phllaItIni1n
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, Home I.caruc c,,,.,,;,n

Tn I0..o"11s Kcso.al-0a v5s Uul1.n5-,-, .
meeting Of the Home eagug u thc ,a,e d ~,
7ed IL the CITY nj Ne,s-ioFN 5a ~. r.i F..
Z. ta,sel f,a ~ Iir.stri sc,.,.r ss,i., -.
Tagka9 tie ca4iE .adr o, oft4eso ,.r r NO.,
ef7 >atal'f teHvept. rH - i,.l-gaif re9se>er5lI.
Ere Pr2a1fG4at Rr';treTcal Commerce ,f.f - 5.
-43l.->I 5tst .iae,rt'gsie> ys,s} nty ~ ss-s,t
tio"lr Leagues aud tgr'cuitsla 500 Ie> 1Ili NJ.
ruvsI-siit a>>oeiai.,> throughout the ltfl., -
se>.rsti !" berg ,yn h.tu ali ssch inrcrtaa; 49,
iiieir vaf{Cis oppartupte, localities, 80 1G(,,t
euc - the direct, OF ihe Home League ar; H., -
dcie.sate, ut the Repository q tie Aas,icas -
~, the 9TH day 81 April nrNt. 4; II nciock 4 v
Executive Committee ! hereby aa,horj1s- 10 si,.
measures n, t1gy MAY deem exacirnt 20 ..,,s se,
Iic!tv 10 the aboy- call. THNDDEUS g. WAHFW,;
ADO\iRAH EH,NDI -
WILLIAM GDSSEI W.,
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|
=Iioga. lOG6 2G3 IL
Potterz. 10y IL II lG;'
VI 'kcan ..-.. 90 II "a
1870 2595 2l2
% We hear that THOMAS f. Field. Esq has
been nominated b. the Liberty Party .ibolitionl
IS their candidate for Mayor AZ our ensuing Char
ter Election.
70 large meeting was hell at Brooklyn yes
tcreay to take some measures 10 secure the farther
improvement Of Greenwood Cemetery The Nav
Or presided, and several excellent addresses were
made. committee was appointed to procure
subscribers for=shares OF 500 each
10 Mr. J. VS.. flows gave the Second Lee
tlfe of his Course on Eloculion at >tuyvesant In
sttutc last evening illustrated BY the delivery Of
coP'ons and happily chosen passages from eminent
authors y passage from .Join Randolph, Willis.
'=Parrhosius a scene OF Shylock Collinss Pas
sions, and Il passage from Cumbcrlands Sheba
were thus given with grcatforcc and vividnes.
We thought Nh. II. les happyin his extracts from
Webster, from Mrs. lIenlan-. and in Othcllo'S
speech before The Senate. His voice lacked body#
for the majestic periods of the great New-Eng-
lander, while his manner hardly presented to u.
the rough, unstudcd frankncss OF the Moor If
his Elocuton have fault, ii l. that of elaborate
ncss-oi betrayng the art, which should be felt,
not perceive. His incucalions. however, were
| uncxceptionabiy iuszand pertinent while the ex
ercises 5 whole, we're dceply interesting. Mr.
II. will give the third and last Lecture of his
Coarse at Clinton Hall on Monday evening next
70 SlGHoR De BEcyls will give Concer, at
Niblo's this evening, assisted by Mademoiselle
Sophie Melizet and Madame Otto A fnll house
and good music may be expected.
FOUND DEAD.-Mr James Edwards of ST.
Helena Island Beaufort district, Of S. c.. was a
few days since found murdered lying in a. pond
with log across his breast, skull fractured and
throat cut. His drivcrll las been arrested and i'm
prisoned as the preparation.
Ig7 The steamboat North Star Exploded ten or
twelve miles below Tuscaloosa on her way to Mo-
bile, on the 25thult Fifteen persons were kilcd,
among whom are Col. c. b. Conner of Marcngo
and n Mr. annahill of Tuscaloosa Comfy. pas
sengcrs; both 81. the engineers. OF the pilots.
the bar-kcepcr. and several irenlen and deci,
hands. The Captain, j. Parlanl and the pilot
were both blown into the river but succeeded in
reaching the shorc-the latter severely injured
ne, I?,,Il,,.. :; I,,.-,',.. H.;
nohly in our Courts OF justice. a friend yester-
day had lis har Conc of Spencer, bestl stolen
from The, very bench of the Judges OF the Superior
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u For an interesting Political Letter from Harris
burg, with an accoun, OF to existing attempts 20 real
ize Agricultural Association. &c. sec FIrs, Page
u For Letter from an ardent Wing Ns's-7orker
in Paris see Last Page
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MARINE JOURNAL.

foKT Of NEwTORK, MARCH Is, I2i2
IMMATURE aLMayAc.-THrs D.Y
'i,e s~t, s5ln.s 10 8 s sSEi s2oes.s
LatieSt D ates.
i.oaboS .-...,,... te!.HfEayRG ........... FrS ::
LIZ Fab i&NEw-eRLEiHs ......Nar'
CLEARED YTsrseD,Y.
>hi,, Frapfs ,l.,qsor;h iavre Bolton, Fox < itsas
ION H.brgnla, Wion. !.iyerPopl, WoadiUlI AlHi9h
,icEfF S3y Stafford Richmond, Norenig.s; "e:lpi.! D.
y, sse Htenon. Geo teTd!n2 Pan,aea, Goodman, NrN
Orleans, " Melon.
Bars Fairfield cuts Hast, Ae; Florence, Decker Me-
ORLEANS, Gdr>tDw ! Pore
BriS, Elizabeth, Mihngton. Ponce. P K, Rea5,f'
i!oait9n 6cdreg. Norfolk Va. II Buck. Jane, sats.a
:. nayailia X, Thompson x Adams; Ferdinand tb'e
tagcsiosl, br,-Den, Nclienius pa.easear
sc.!r Compliance, SIarrow. Boston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
nfl4 Edward. Bucsiey. days from Charleston vs.
merchandise, TO George Buckley. 49,
schr Gror"c Ryan Macon. 70 days rom Port al fIiS,i
With mlke, 70 Maitland, Kennedy ( Co Vessels 20"
tspGFi.ti.
EEL0~-One Bark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

u The box office of lhea,rcin Cincinnati was
entered through awin,ow, and robbed !; few nights
since, during the temporary absence otAetrea.urer
while the play was going on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

E.ifi,0grapiaic sirInts-l0d,ooo ,Plendidig o
I0reti. consisting 81 about 900 designs among "tct alr
gfrai numl"ro National Tcni---rtnce Moral and Rego
subjects lhr above published superior styIp, III
Tor sale By zoe .ab,cri!,er lots 30 init purchasers.
c. hii W, : >price,ei. opposite ID" sun orte
alIel y Tie tl.ose as.ortnen .vels Meek. % m3G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

- S,cn!ic,,,rn'~ gga,-.-'ihc Spring t1.hca
Gentlcncus Has now rt'attF az NFrNtkR>,
corner as Chambers and Ceu,rrs,
Extra Fuc Nutria. (ieayrr
Imitation Aiocskin. .....,,.
M Il q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

ZsrANoARD PRICES.
Beaver. ....,......S = 20 Nutra.....,.,.,...ys
- 90 Six ................S;t
Also, several new and splendid patterns OF Cloth aIs
Caps Tor Gentlemen. Nnutisand ChIdrH-a rcr s.
stock, comprising. the best in Tho ety. whncs
and retail 1T extremely low prices. ml1.Hp
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ssonc s.ca.s.c..'-T mafissc a =. )

e.t01Iic. i'.F li'ri iheS
i,taEt-e W. fr iEr..! ~ lir Erl-g>nr. 10 ia A-.-,S
>tursln tie Par5k, WEDNESDAY ENfzNt1ll, 49,
M ettoCN. >ItU.srsl N lrt staf. well l> c,,-.
tn@ittri, a0 r = bafyt !aet stii offer their wa.
AIfercau Labor rege., >Iicl lsrolrctot as %i ~
WIN ills iesI,oli>ttl the OF Nnrlj A5r;tr>;-5
.Etg ,ac recesveit> tiu-. rrNN3rU >bou 1I;srsl NJ
,vsiib., tNti.=pre p1r2'ory Ia ZINC cre.t EaAyegi,,
VIII be ht isil.,> cits the 5hot April nsXt. p,yS
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20 We reloice to learn By our Washington
advice, this morning that Jons Los:lAEE Ora
HAN has been ulonimoasiy confirmed as Post
master for TIN. City.
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'rr"mspmrc.,, sIalian 1stir,,n,. Sl,ad

t'.1H p:iTtss3 stijitH - iEfsDu S1sadth
'iiN FIX ". WOCjfGi}D, 20 Calarin..,t. iviEr- ties
'cutioGo iAtitS about furnishing t-ir hoiseS Nh, SpfE:
tta sptGudM 81 al !taiaG window Shades. un.nrpa,,I@
my err 'ci0rt brought 10 is country. Ihcv ary q
Pil'nss nj an artist who has devoted his lite ~ ls ntnc
'i. ana eplace every garley oi Landscape aud 'ccre7
fsfip 40 Plec, ~ furniture pears better advatisn
or aIps inviting llama handsome pair WiGpyv s.iade
pini' ~ style 10 initiate. Manure The nyicr r0ian
ian 'lni .caes, Gothic hrctF Moonlight Scenes.
hor'lerNr '.iguptlr Ee0terg, &c. 4.c.
~ t9unirE Hefctan- buyjBg 10 sci! aoau viii find
10 iir aGF1ni3%e 10 c; tbs invoice 70; Lo
gfl pam = iiiey w be soi low Tor cash About 3 pa:
at iiiesieIg pcice C II 20 per pair tn nil
Z sard. The Subscriber proposes to devote hinf
ser Eciu,iT.N 81 tlIe 1ruin2 and motions NTH
'hpreu, Court Court OF Canrcry, and C0rrt TOR the Coz
reGenni Error Papers a1ressedro hun II 'liaCy orSa
a his reslt!eDC", NJ ne Chapel street, tbaUy5 0raitr
once 81 JAS iuNrGaE?. Ed. No Nassau street. Neq
iof5, y ~ receive immediate attention.
i,5any, Gar.7 1879 WILLIS lfaLL
MI; 1"B4G9sH
rhRTIcrLsR NoTTcG-rhose person. ha,io.
Ue;Gtur my description to dispose Of Or l ~ ,ress
uo housekeeping y ]! find ready saie for af p0d.0a
ali Of their goods, by sending ;cir addre-. or caFg
GpoaEAr -Jlscrirr. Good, n any aluonn ,prctia.ed
3.M ri COTTON. 49, Chatys
I Piants-E' IHntS.--We wauld call pzrticuE
aen9n OF lie !2!', to III. magnificent collection OF gret
hon-e a.s nfui bloom and beauty, at Nibo's Gonde9
TO De s1!d ny auction Ia morning ~ O'Clock. TteY ~
farely meet 'ncIi an opportunity OF decorating ,cr ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

~ The Legislature of NEw-JERsEy adjourned
on Saturday, after Session OF ten weeks. ,urius
which it muiured and passed one hundred aud
twenty-one Acts and JOINT Resolution. The
mos, important of these Acts were those requiring
the suspended Banks to resume or before the
=ls' OF August. and abolishing Imprisonment for
Debt (.Flie operation Of the latter Is net limited
TO future debts bs applies 10 all actions OF pro
cesses tor debt Whatever. This &c, oliisclt would
saf'ce TO srown this Legislature with lasting isnor
u TIE BErrtK TINES i> the title of a
new Weekly euarto paper issued last SATURDAY in
tins City by Messrs Hagadorns. It is well got
up, and has much pleasant reading though lis
speculative articles seem 10 lack distincneSS
OF purpose. and consequently force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

r. The HOWE LEAGuE meet, this even
ing at the American Institute, oEer# the Marine
Court Friends Of America Industry attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

,sl.-I'hc rubcarOu q iHr"ut DR.. IRE.
Dictionary Arts Manufactures, bhs been
from No ~ Fuon-,tice' TO M. 58 Futonsrer', ar
i.rnadway. u mb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

q rio, occurred among party Of Irshmen
at Sandy ilill the Isl INST. They attacked
dwellings, beat several persosS. N,. About thirty
have been s.rrcsted.ZNo cause Is mentioned.
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FOUND DEAp-Mr. James Edwards, of ST.
FIclcna Island, Beaufort district, Of S. C.. was a
few DAYS since found murdered, lying in a pond,
with log across his breast, skull fractured and
throat cut. His driver las been arrested and I'M
prisoucd as the perpctrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

[C5 The steamboat North Star exploded ten or
twelve miles below Tuscaloosa, on herway TO Mo-
bile, on the 25th ult Fifteen persons were lsicd,
among whom are Col. c. D.#Conncr of Marcngo.
and a Mr.. Tannah of Tuscaloosa Comfy pas
sengcrs; both of the engineers. one of the pilots.
the bnr-kcepcr, and several iiremen and decl;
hands, The Captain, j. Parham, and the pilot,
were both blown into the river. but succeeded in
reaching the shotc--the latter, severely injured
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l- Fourteenth ward asrinyited Ia acrF = ii,li ..
held at bs"a"ay iioG-e Thur,dsy Evening Marcel
'tti at = O'Clock, tor tie pGrPos" ci sgsuEu. iL,f
Clue N the "artt n cnnorrny with resolution alo!a
at an adjourned Ward meeting on iiis 0,ii instant
EDWARD ,iIN.Tl RN
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II. ,rhirtecp,b ,V5T.; DEMOCRATIC Ci.

~ Thirteenth Ward DEMOcRNTIC# Ci.5;i
Gil An adjourned meeting tim, Club ali! Dr. .ed
The lippec1noe House, No. heriii>reet, Thursday
Evening the Eth inst atiafpast o'clock, tor ttepur
pos OF receiving tie i:cpor OF tie Committee i1;jius
ton OF The Club. All the irirns Henry C!aY in ii,
Ward who visit to jomsti,r Club are requested to leu
JAMES \. BROWN President.
PETER p. BAILEY,
BENJAMIN DEyOY. '7'''t''i - f,IIt,sit
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ADoNlRAN cH.,NDLgPA
WILLIAM CD<>rLYp,
WILLIAM c. LANGLEY
iibHNC y ST InUN
ENe.nt.ye C0mm.L.ee = ~ Hane l.a..nr

T. The E.litaez Of al tie jst-7a d, ~ c5q.,,.'
ferd3 p re Perfection o. olsr iier7s i7ds,-,
s5aot i'hirtt ~ s ,iisiff or ~ ~ tipai spd
{tClT Cctt -statii fl;tars- re- RS J,l,.r5 ;,
t1ts Cal ~ oGs' cons pfiiasS insertion Tier =.
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70 Martnsburgh wooIlcn factory in Va owned
By Mr.. Showers, was burned en.ihc 9th. Insured
S3.OOO-not As great IS Tie loss.
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~ ia blowh Ncv-lo rk Angus key..... New York
Nm a y " Het.ler, do Nehemiah Jiniea>on 10
LON yTaier, do Timothy Ciogh.. Brooklyn
'oune do Mono Il. Hiselow, 10
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70 Mr.. Elf Hoyt. aged .29:,,#w,ls Instantly killed
By the accidental discharge OF IA gun nj Warren
TrumbuIl Co Ohio. on The 7lh