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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
[ From our Philadelphia Corrcspondent.l

from our Philadelphia CORRESPONDENT
PHILADELPHIA. February ESP NJ.
No arrivals up to II O'clock.
Ceared-Ship ST Lawrence, Young, Nfork.
Schrs American Eagle, Brook6eld, Falmouth Janaica
Holder Borden Baker Savannah; Nerth Carolina, Miller
Wilmington, NC; VIM Cooper, Kelly, NYork.
Barge Oneida, Estiow, NYork.
The City IceBoa. proceeded down tie river this morn
ing, having in the ships S, Lawrence, Ohio and brig
ATLANTA. She will probably arrive tomorrow morning
with several vessels now below.
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.CONOMY IN DRESs-229 Broad

r. gay opposite tic FouEtsin would suggest to the
community that am furnishing every article OF Clothing
nroooronsby moderate prices FOE which orr Sack Sur
touls been Afforded and would solicit ssa from mos
capable OF apprsstng good work that they ay Jndge OF
the inducements offered 10 those paying ready money
orI nriccs ' WIN. T. JENNINGS,
al isd Draper snd Taiey,
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Gltr fntelliQenee.

BoARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERaEs-Present
the President and quorum.
TIE minutes of the last three meetings were read and a
proved
REPoRrs-In favor OF relieving ren tax, OF William
Bonde, Chrres Gould, Louis De Cape. VIM s. Ross 'onn
Jacob Astor, T. j. Tobias Elisha Sands, Eugene Deahp
F. Fisher Henry Young, VIM H. Bridges, VIM d. h'ier
Cornelius Bogert, d. 5. Hutton, J. C. Zimoss, Smith
Anderson, ph Chamberlain S. Howland te1ecuor,'
Peter g. Alderman, Napier Lothian &. Psrniey ~ D.
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Principle made practicable Principle made useful.
NT EW-YORk CASH TAILORING

The undersigned IN announcing 10 their patrons their de.
termination TO adhere strictly prscpe OF cash deal.
ing IN their business would take occasion say that they
have become we'll satisfied OF the practcabty and uSeinl
such plan by the uniform which has
tended ss operation in their huse tie
The advantages derived by the customer from the adoP.
ton Of this SYSTEMATICALLY reaizing gain so per
upon credit prices-ey conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore need OF the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested of furnishing
cheap asd rich garment, they will not aiaie-fuy a..
sured as they that this simple fact is te0 we'll known
their celebrity well established to require further re-
mark And in calling the attention OF the gebteen OF the
United States and IN particular TO their assors
OF choice goods they Will merely observe that un
Waiting punctuaty and dispatch in answering the commands
Of their friends much part OF their system cash
payments. DISC Stt }. e. BOOTH l. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

D The only news brought by the last steamer
from Florida is, that the military post at Pilatka
i, to be broken up forthwith. This indicates that
the supplies of war are no longer needed, and that
therefore military operations have virtually ceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
WATCHES, Jowelry, Silver Ware, &c
wv by t.. u ). 5. ROCKWELL,
;Io Sp,jsI No FInuse
INDIA RUBBER SHOES-53 Maiden

lane-A full and perfect of India Rnbber
embracing genemens sheet and cloth Rubber Overshoe
with leather and soes Ladies Ogersnes sheet rubber and
cloth with rubber leather oies Chdrens Oyersbses
for girls and boys; common Rubbers Rubhers Ilnrd ami
trimmed; Ladies' Walking Shoes; Cater and Half Cater
greatly reduced prices for The remainder OF the season
Laoes and gentlemen who have not supplied themselves
should delay doing This the season NEST nece.Sa
nv 10 protect The feet nd with pair OF and i'm
proved rubbers you may put colds coughs and consump
lions at defiance. Our shoes have always been warranted
and from the unparalleled demand think the public
satisfied OF their periory any others in the market
23f Iw- HUTCHINSON l. RUSYON, 50 Ma iden lane
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aHa----===a-
M r RJED :.

On "Wednesday evening" the 22d instant by the Rev. DR.
Spring. Mr. David 5. Williams Miss Phila Amelia Del
aplane niece and adopted daughter of Collin Reed, Esq
all of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

Ship Roscus Collins from Liverpool, Jan l6, Hdse to
4 Collins Co.
Brig Science Harding, OF Sedswck IS ds I'm Trinidad,
Cuba, molasses to Aglirre l. Galway.
Scbr franklin, Keilar, from Machias Me- WIKI timber 10
Snow.
Schr Granville, Bryant, Thomasion, lime.
Schr Mary Gallant, Willard, York River.
Schr Forest Robinson, Machas, lumber.
Schr Oak HILL Simon Mlchas, lumber.
Schr Tire, Nicke, son, Boston.
Schr Leontne, Knapp, ds from Richmond. -four TO Al
les K Paxson.
Schr Csrdelia, Davis Boston, mdse TO Stevens
Lighter Lsuisa I'm Little Egg Harbor with part OF The
cargo of the schr Rochester The got of after dis
charging cargo.
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PHRENOTECHNE.
Or Prof. GOuraud'S marvellous System Of
Natural Memory acquired by Artificial
prnenSSes Se
PrOGCSSeS. nc,

A CARIBOU Importance, 10 nrhom II may concern
To the letters which daily receiving from
many anxious friends who wish 10 know when expect TO
begin my Lectures ahe Tabernacle, and what my
plans &C., will answer in few words: sl. That II am
very buy engaged upon printing necessary papers
the principles OF the ysrn and that rs soon as they
ready wilt begin the Lectures I'd That In order 10 pre-.
from the scope and depreda ions OF charaansn and
therefore, for the greater benefit OF The large
have determined to educate as TEACHERS OF THE
SYSTEM before begin my public Lcctures,) limited
number of qualified persons who may desire to await
themselves OF the advantages will tender them under
reciprocal eond,ioEior the purpose OF enabling them To-
Introduce the system simultaneously Nth all the
United States order every czen of both sexes old
and young, aud rich poor may ejoy The and
once the benefits Of It's imueDse and nappreciable adj
vanages, &c" See Con-. Advertiser Of Feb 8h Tribune,
Express Sun AMI Courier aud Enquirer OF Feb. H.
N. b. Applications Will be Immediately received, by let
terPost iaid-or viii not be attend 10. Address the
undersigned N Y. post oIice2d. Uaquesonabr ipsnio-
OF character and classical qualifications will be
quisi,e proper tne-3d Every qualified applicant Will
Immediately receive communication containing my cond-
lions The details OF my pansh. As outfit OF books.
programs Sc also of travelling expenses, first
advertisements, Ic. will become Indispensable 10 each
teacher person unable To- dispose OF at least OF
S2G0--nted not make any application Whatcrer.
FRANCIS +. GOURAUD.
New York Feb. ls43 f22 81 cod is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

~ The dwelling of MIR. Philip Drogan, near
Cbestsrtown, was destroyed by ERE on the night
Of the 10th, and his wife consumed in the flames.
Mr.. D. wss much burned and narrowly escaped
with his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

" No. lO-The Fortunes of Hector o.
EaIloran.-Ths day published No: 10 OF the Fortunes
OF Hector OHaloran and his Mark Antony O'Toole,
by W. II. Maxwell, ESQ.,, with illustrations Price l2t
cents.
Read Hector O'Halloran, gentlemen one and all"
Morgan ODougberty.
d. APPLETON q CO., Publishers,
2Sf Dis 200 Broadway.
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DALDNEoS and Loss of Hair is caused

4 by want OF healthy action Of the vessels which
throw Off the per,pration from the head. When these
sells are weak diseased the perspraon Is thick and
clam,ny and adere the mouths OF the and clogs
them up and dries forms scuri dandra Less blood
is then carried OF the hair and tor want OF which
the hair has Sufficient Lourishment, and consequently
becomes dry harsh, ana begins lnseBsiby 10 a ot
which continuing increase eventually produces badness
Restore the pllary vessels Of The hair 10 their former
nea tby circulation and fine silky hair will make It's
appearance which will increase in quantity and voluGe
iii The hair becomes thick and healthy.
Javue's Hair Tonic The only preparation that has ever
beem known TO produce Hair Bald Heads, which il
mas doae in innumerable instances and will seldom fail
properly and perseveringly used
Prepared oay BY Or, JAYNE No. sos Broadway 2iflm
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SEARS, NEW MONTHLY MAGA

GEARS NEW MONTHLY MAGA
~ ZINE, the best AID cheapest Family Periodical In the
United States established Tor the diffusion Of Us full Know
ledge enbeshed with several hundred fine Engray
In monthly parts OF 30 80 large imperial pages
TERMS 81 year, invariably IN advance. No subscription
received for le's period than one year. Single numbers
l83 cents.
IJ' Persons in the city who may find ii inconyepen 10
subscribe for year the Magazine, can be supplied AZ
their owl doors by city carriers 83 cents per number
payable on delivery. RoBEKE SEARS,
Publisher l22 Nassau streat
Agents supplied on the most liberal terms.
Elegant Premiums fur SubscribersA rey Liberal Ogey
An easy method procuring copy OF Sears Bible re-
ogruphy or Wonders Of the World'-Any person either
subscribing himself procuring rber to Sears
Family Magazine for year. and RENTING ~, current
funds free OF expense, The publisher, shall receive
copy peroacnI for year. and volume OF either
of h. ahsve works [ Is miss
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SPOKEN.


On 18th inst lat 20 TO- lo1 rs 49, ship Cairo I'm Boston for
NOr.eans.
La, s. 90 Ion II So schr Renz of Boston, m NYork for
Porto Rico
Nov 90 lat 10 IS s. lon 50 20 West, bark Three Brothers,
I'm Salem via Cape de Verbs for Monevdeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
mo JOHN JOHNSON, and to al

W 'OIIIN 'OilI'oOr ~, CIV 10, 10 ",'
less previously redeemed shall Monday, The 9th day
of March next II O'clock, A. M expose for sale on nc
public auction Tatersas kept by George W. Miller
No. 4i6 Broadway certain brown horse, about l5 hands
high the purpose of paying certain expenses incurred
in regard to said horse which said horse was left with
on the 22d day November last; by said John Johnson
HENRY y. HATHAWAY.
90 1MS
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MADAME MARONCELLIh has the hon


~ MrsRADBURY will &c happy 70 meet all bis young
Singers and all wish 10 become SUCH every Saturday
r. instruction for the Festival Those residing in
the central upper part tue city viii meet IN the Alien
street. Presbyterian Courch near Grand al 10 NJ
These residing lower part OF the city IN the
OF the Bapis, Tabernacle, MuIbery- Circulars &c VII
be ready. sf "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

M Though the State Printing has been disposed
5scn,sions and bitterness 1t engcndered ra-
d. ~ ;uc,ease than subside. 1t is difficult for US,
1.' .,;,;a.ed as we are, to understand the points
81 ,:s.rence. The objection that Mr.. Croswell
q s,;oyed the State Printing for sixteen years,
ssa ~ made himself rich cut of its emoluments,
anu . .;,,nle and sound. But in representing the
W. %. aa NOT sufficiently destructive, the barn
i Ms, do Mr. Croswel great injustice. We
D'' ,..,ched the course of the Argus attentively,
pa 20, o,, memory is not charged with any single in
a We Of party proHgacy outrage which that
''a bo. not sustained and abetted. 1t has con-
tr.,,sa by unceasing and effective assaults, to
III down and destroy all the business interests
y y ~. country. The Argus, with equal devotion
'. more ability than the Globe, followed Jack
sus Van Buren, Benton, &c. through the entire
w. '0r;s. of Experiments aad Expedients, which
'..n,e6 in our common ruin and bankruptcy. An
;s;ured and oppressed People may justly arraign
~ reproach the Argus; but are at a loss to
as.derstand why those whom that paper excited
o-d g.;ded to acts of rapaci,y and outrage should
s sas depounce its Editor Alb Eve. Jour.
c,upgAcHY.--In the New-Orleans Tropic Of
bs 10th we find portions Of an intercepted cores
a,,dence translated from the independents of
Merida. which leaves no doubt of the alleged
resebery Of Gen. Lemus, late commander-in-chief
d the Yucatecan forces at Campeachy. He was
.o,pec,ed after the surrender Of the heights near
that city to the Mexcans, and dismissed from the
command, whereupon he fed to the Isla del Car
men, where he was arrested by the Mexican COM
m,nd.n.. Two of the intercepted letters were
written By Lemus there, one to General Rivas and
,hs other to General Minon, (Mexicans) profering
bs services and promising TO give valuable infor-
nation Lemus is represented as a man of great
,hil,y. but his conduct was looked on with sus-
Dcon so long ago as;lhe time when negotiations,
we're in progress between Santa Ana and the Yu-
csscos for an adjustment Of the differences which
led to the Yucatecan declaration of independence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
a MEXICAN MUsEUM-MarbIe build

Z "a ng, opposite s. FauFs ChuEcn.-K' 1. SaRNUM,
Manager
Last day but one OF the Indian Chief and Squaws-on
which occasion they WILL for the Isl time IN puohe
by Mr. Robert Hoffman Scene OF the late eng be-
the English and Chinese. AiSo for lhis day only,
will be discovered perepared Tor the occaSioA
the living Belle OF New-Yerk -
H o. Sherman the Ballad Singer-T. g. Booth, the I'M,
rivaed Comic Sinser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
GansenSe-Mlss Hood, the voca!fs,, &c.
u No Free List during The engagement OF The incian
hal;nrie. 24f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
DEAF Els MUSEUM and PICTURE

4 GALLERY-C. H. DEyoE, manager-Every day
and evening this week the sublime asd beautiful exhibition
Of the TRIAL OF CHRISTa groap of Is figures IN Stau-
airy. The Norwood Gypsy OMAN be consulted lace
10 face private She does not pretend Ia be
For;uneT Teller but prsteses by her knowledge Of Pbys
oiogy, Physioguony Philosophy Phrenology, Mesmersm
and the hidden Sciences To be able 10 instruct others OF
good intellect. She will inform them they married or
giv ,g them history OF past times the present and the
future she knew them from birth. She has conuec
ton with knowledge OF Madame Adophe, account Of
whose position aad runaway from US.er appeared IN the
NewYork papers recently-AdmSson 10 the Museum Is
children half Drlcr
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Court Culendar This Day.

COMMON pLgAs.-Nos. Co. O., 63, "a, 65, 66,
50, 20, 95, %.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Mee,s in the Circuit Count
ROOM Calendar same as Yesterday and set down causes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

IT The sublime group repre:en;ing the Trlal OF ou'
Saviour before Plate has beenvSled by 1850 per-
sons in Boston, and strongly recommended by the Clergy
Of all denominations. Il is open at Pealts MuSeum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

Il rogate of,he County OF New-York, notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Frederick Shon
to present the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrber, The office of Smith Barker Esq, NO 10 Beck
manstreet, il, the City OF NSw.York or before the
twenty fifth day of August Dated New-York, the
twenty-third day of February, 1913.
e4f iaw6m JAMES H. BLACKWELL, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

CLEARED.
Ship Garrick, Skiddy, Liverpool, E Cslns Co.
Bark Mandsrin, Colby, Orleans, Nesmth, Leeds Co.
Briggs Phlura, DoaAe, Savannah, Sturges CleaEnan
Petrol tBr Jones, Liverpool. Ms. Barclay Lvings;on
Mentor Trefe,her, N0r!eans John Elwei Co; Eugene
DrntwnteT do Nesmiih Leeds / Co; Brothers, Mayhem,
do, Brett K vose.
Schrs Falcon. Moore. City OF S! Domingo Brett vose
VI ills Putnam, Cook, Mobile, Durham Dmoa.
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New-York, February o. 1915 al
LIKENESSES.

PHOTOGRAPHIC LlKENESSES,
Il by the Daguerreo,ype process, are taken by MO
RAND, upper story OF Granite Building corner OF Broad
bes-street By Morands improved process perfect like
produced in few seconds. OF any SIZE having any
shade OF color which bp desired and in any position,
with any preston OF countenance, or in any dress
Price 50, complete. in a handsome case.
Likenesses taken from A. NJ. uGti susdown any kind
of = sther-clear, cloudy, rainy. 24f lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

u A Lecture will be delivered this evening before
the Fourier Association, All Broadway. SubJect-The
is based The Lecture will commence at u O'clock and
will be free. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

By TVdtZtI OfteHUHgN.
Sleoo Waring years OLD, lying al the loot OF Jay St
sold for lcash) .Si1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

AIRS. ROBINSON, 257 Elizabeth st.,
lYA Fashionable Clear Starcher, Embroidered Muslin
Laces look equal To MerinoS. De LANES,
Shaws Fouard Silks, &c. carefully cleaned N. B. Ner
chants have soed Capes Collars Robes &c bleached
and done up in the best saleabe style f22 2wT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
ROBERT H. DAVIS

who has been in the employment OF the undersigned
clerk with power of attorney (depoted the Merchants
Exchange Ban checks said bank in the names
the undersigned and DO other acts pertaining to their
business, having left their employ ment with view OF en-
has been revoked. New-York, February 22d, l843
23f Tvs BOWS GUiTEAU.
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r,s4.-End OF ma. word this year

NJ wood Engrnv.ug-The undersigned wou.d
respectfully rH.eTs ald Proishs rs OF lbs e.y
and .i..wneie that he has the facility and abuy 10
cute all kinds of original designs and e1grivlnss W.,
n-l>hmenIs .r illustrated BOOKS paprs and pefiooeas'
architecture machinery, LABELS business emoens 49, ,
graphs stamps &c, al lou Nassau street, i'ipuAe 49,
iuys, opposite the Park. I.-,.-
ar c,.d;, Nv j. WILLIAM BRITT. Is
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4 OOK AT THIS-Just received from

OON = Tito USt TtCcI7ou ITU1H
Auction lot ladies' Hose, cents per pair lot good
black Silks Sd per yards LOT Edgng zcents yard
lot Sewing Silk, at cents lot good Ribbons, at Cd per
yard lot good Satin SIS Sd per yard; lot fine corded
Skirts, d Cd; lot silk Laces at c.nts lot lady Cra
vals at cents; lot fine hrng Muslin at Cd per yard;
Is Sd per yard lot superne black Coth los per yard
lot fine plain lack De LaIe, Is sd per yard For sale at
wiLLET HAWKINS'S Store AL Greenwich,
I,y.r First above Caral-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
WANTED-Want

nRR'S AlR-TIGHT STOVES--A
W few Of hoseyet for sale cheap, at $50 Water street
N. B.-The person who took IRON the above place OF
Monday evening last snall cylinder Sove vii! please to
report himself J. H occupant of said place. 10 save e1
po,1rp 24f2t"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

made at SO o.
ern was taken a, cents For prime y is the market
price.
HAY-Sales $50 bales good at 56s cents Some parcels
fair brought So So and very prime sold at 90 cents
Loose is worth 81 GU! and is plenty.
PROVISlONS-Pork appears to be quiet, ana prices
tend downward Some large holders not offering their
stock. Small sales new Prime at 6 25 For 500 bbis old
Prime At was refused Beef is rather hrmer The STOCK
Of Prime is small and selling ST. Sales $50 bbls Country
Mess So Supply sufficient for present demand out moi
large Lard continues heavy, buyers generally Offering but
low rates We notice sales 100 kegs very prime al cents
for export 200 bbls and inferior al cents sales
made of so hhds Shoulders at 81 cents, and
50 do Hams al 81 Buffalo the market for bar
reid Beef and Pork continues 10 be good 10 consequence
OF the Canadian demand. Ali the Pork has been taken Tor
tina, des,n on the only lot of Beef on hand 10 held by
house and is not large At Cincinnati there had oeen
sale OF OOs lbs Bulk at 81 81 per 100 lbs 200
bbl Mess Pork S6 &C per Dbl and SIS bbls Lard al u
cents per ID.
LEATHER-At auction sale to-day al the store OF c.
NJ Lespp, Esq the following rates were obtained Tor oVoo
sides Light weight; good marks, l4s l53; mddlng do
Go Isl 6, heavy do do IS Az good damaged lo3 si
poor DO 81 II.
FRUlT-At auction at Boston, Wednesday, cargo
bark Du,chess ro. Palermo $50 boxes Lemons 81 Is
Us per box 1900 boxes Oranges Il 90 bo1 Oh bags
Almonds soft SHE'LL s. 9sc per h. mos 80 bags English
wanus 81 65 per 100 l5 $50 bags Fberts 5. 81 per h.
4 months.
BRIGHTON MARKEr-MoNDAY, Feb. 20.
Al market go Beef Cattle 10 Cows and Calves, and 2OO
Sheep. 100 Beef Cattle unsod.
PRicEs-BEeF CaTrLE.-Las weeks prices were ne,
sustained. few S.. First quality 81 80 -,
second do, 4 90 a 4 p; third DO S 50 a 4.
COWS AND CALvEs-Sales from SIS 10 So
SHEEp-We noticed sales from 81 TO IS.
SwINE-So sale.
AUCTION SALE...Feb.2s.
By Waller Greenough.
Sloop waring years DID, lying al the loot OF Jays
sold for lcaSh)
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DF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ave. TIC NV oI"
w SMILEY, kentucky VIII deliver course ot Lectures
on the great Mammo Cave in that state In The ashin
ion street NJ L. Church. Friday evening" ziia lns'
without regard 10 the weather. .,,o
The lecturer has plored The Cave more than any ohe
person save the guue-haying travelled IN It's DARK looms
more Than 5 Miles, and spent i've days in exploring ne
woades mighty C.'eI a-belns the Hist person.
EVER ,ep, on the orr side the Fourth RIVER where the
N hte Elsa are found WITHOUT EYES detailed aecoa"
will be gwen OF tue various Rooms Avenues, otG',@e
cepces Price OF Tickets % cents-to be had at "iue
and Culver els Bookstores. al The Pest once, al the az
Ianlc h. al the Office CT the Brooklyn Eagle anu d. e
door also in New YORK the office OF Me LTD aug j. "
Kkei's Is Anu street, and Dayton Newmans ISs hload
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

u Right of suifraSe.-"Re,olUed, That dlsinc.
ton in Inc Consultation Stale, between white ana
coorrd male adults with regard Right OF Suffrage
contrary TO Institutions AMI ought 10 DC
abolished" Atiirma,lve-AURAHAM CaIsT, Esq Mega.
lve-D. E. WHEELER, Esq
c,ssrd AT IA. Broadway Tabernacle Friday evening"
February 2i,h IT, MA+A"ELL, lFesiuent.
w &, W rncrwooD SHcretary 2lt II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

HoRaIBLE EFFEcrs OF LIGHTNlNG-FouR LIVES
LosT.-On Friday last, the house Of Mr. James
ConllGn, in the town OF Cortlandt, short dis.
tuncc below Peekskill, was struck by lightning,
and four of the eleven persons who were IN it at
the time, were killed on the spot The lightning
first struck tree on one side Of the house, and
passing down it, passed through the house, and
thence TO a tree on the opposite side, which it
followed and spent its force IN the ar. There was
no ram d. the time, or even that day, IN the VI
cinity Of the occurrence. The persons struck
and killed in the house, were the wife and child
OF Mr.. James Conklin, Louisa his sister, and
Betsey MARY, his wifes sister Mr. Conklin him.
self was struck PROSTATE, and lay senseless for
some time, bot fortunately was finally brought to-
North River Chron.