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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
SIXTEENTH EDITION.
Revised and Corrected
. ,yn,g Almanac for the y.ar j

r.o .yhig Almanac for the yIar Is4a.
1-hs valuable Register OF Political e, ents IS now
-, n contains the usual Calendars and Astro-
l.!.o, calculations, made for every meridian from
noun DC M ,o Louisiana. A List of tho Government Ex
Malao officers of the United States Judges of the
e1"rsme Court, sc. with their Salnrles; com
oup '.fa list of the Members OF the present United
g.s ge.,.. Senate and House of Representatives, ar
oassd according to their respective Stnres and the
,,;cs of each Member designated History Of the
Pc pony nE Past and Present Tariffs Comparative
c.a,sr,ent of the most important articles bearing
as;6c duties as imposed BY the acts OF 1876 1924,
SSss 1882, and 1872; THE PRESENT TARIFF Law
io ~ TuE UNITEp STATES, being the -ntire law on
.h., subiect US it finally passed Congress on the
pa'h a dayof August, 1912: (this document alone is
18th more than the entire cost OF the Allnanac)
y National Bank, with Extracts from Mr.. McDuf-
60 Report PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUS
nay-ITs ExPEDIENCY AND NECESSITY, BY THE
H., CHARLES HUDsoN OF Mass. This valuable
anJ IL useful Essay occupies ii pages. Its facts,
Illustrations and doctrines eught to be understood
hs avery citizen who takes an interest in the
y American Industry and the prosperity OF the peo-
y, "a of the United States Extracts from MIR. Claws
rlnoecb ON the Public Lands. These extracts oc-
Inv several pages, and sufficient TO give gem
.rdj view of this interesting subject Anecdotes OF
pot;cs and Politicians, never before published.
FICTION RETURNS, bv States, Congress
sional Districts ana Couiiues. ilese tIelutis are
,hs (nllest and most complete which have ever been
nmblished. They were prepared at great labor and
pt considerable expense expressly for the Wing Al
msnsc. They viii be constantly referred to during
the coming year, they show not only the returns
tr he present year but also those 1870; Times
holding Elections in each Of the States; Popular
Voe for Mr. Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison in 1886
and in l84O The number of Electors OF each State
IN 1910, and the number 10 which each State is en-
r;ted in 1871 Tables Of the Population, Debts,
Goyenors and Chicl Justices oil the several States
anecdotes Of Mf. Clay, JOHN Q. Adams, Col. John.
son, &c. &c.
re- The price Of the Wing Almanac is the les,
ysa Notwithstanding 1t contains about one qaarer faore
matter Single copies l2 csa;s 81 per dozen 81 per 100
Orders must accompanied BY the cash. PosrMAsrERs
renting, free of postage 81 for dozen copies, viii be
entitled TO copy gratis Ii contains sheets, and is SUBJ
iect only 10 periodical postage.
GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers;
Tribune Buildings, 100 Nassau-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
CIT Y TELLIG nee.
SUPERIOR COURT.

sUPERIoR COURT. Before Chief Justice Josls
Mayor, Commonalty &c. of Newly ork rs. Chas
otnsaes IN eiatoG to Of Mercsndse The de-
ehaant CONTENDS that he had notice Of his removal and
ne acton Is for alIedg-l inns.n previous Novem
Several other actions also PENDING against different
COURT @ OF SESSIONS Before the RECORDER. ead
Aid WATERMAN end BRIGGS. JONAS &. PHILLIPS, Esq
District Attorney. Gd interim
In the case ef William p. Brown, indicted for an
As~ut and battery in January 1915 Mrs Msra Miller
D1Inc Attorney stated that the aiIedsed offence
thr'eupon entered.
In the case of Henry NJ. Ragge, indicted for sun
dry 9rgerles n connection with Saunders
enton no 10 him the remaining indic
msnss, and that Fray next he should judgment
on the convection previously obtaicet-
William Grover was tried for Burglary in the Sd
degree breaking into the Of John Moonay No 2l
Prince sr the night Of the 23d Decembs last; and steal
in hlspo55essioa. Guilty-State Prison i years.
William Banker, large boy, aged 10 was tried
tof attempting 10 break into the house Of William Dubois l3
Crosby St by means OF false key January last Guilty
State tnSon years.
John Ridabock and Thomas Brady were tried for
an aggravated assault and battery Thomas Gchs when
theatre the nleht OF the 5h OF December last They
sd n%,s} ana no coalaRt we 9!te,ed {? Put them ont1he
bock socE and hokpd him such an" ferTS @ 1 that
unable 10 speak or 10 swallow and s ie was in sresi dssgef
for many days Mess IeIhune AID VOORHEES,, who def nd
ed ldabock and Brady called Witnesses whose
evidence did not materially change the facts above evsn as to
aabesk but shovel thai B:d did not stlike Or choke Gil
The JurY found them both Guilty. To BE sentenced
oD.Ffdsy
The Grand jury came into Court with number
ofbi!is, and retired TO resume their duties
Peter Ryerson, indicted for obtaining money by
false pre-nce, and jeremiah Tapran for e-png disorder
. as spgs % s@ a 'sS Wem o
ing William Humphrey and Patrick Douglas for assault and
battery, were forfeited.
Edward Spragg, impleaded with Thomas Kirk,
tried for assault and battery homas Kenroy, OF 6
Norfolk ST. the November last the Democratic Meet
ing the Park. Mr. Spragg conducted his with
ability The Jury found him Guilty and recommended him
ne mercy OF the Court.
The Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

rT The Clay Minstrel or, National Songser, TO
which pexsd S&etcn of the Life Public Services and
Character OF Henry Clay BY John s Litte President Of the
Clay Club OF Germantown, Pa
advertisement to the Etist Edition
1T occurred 10 the Editor Of the Minstrel, That PubCa
on upon the plan that offered the public would be
acceptable, and might be useul at the unctue and
finding that his design approved by friends whose po
cal experience gave increased yaue their opinions he
PARED brief aud uupreendng Sketch tat follows, of the
life of Mr. Clay. He takes pleasure stating that he much
Indebted the researches OF Mr. Prentice and OF Nr f. Sar
gent, whose comprehensive and interesting biographies are
alike ceditable their talents and worthy Of their SUBJECT
and all whose curiosity may be sapeh.d and excited b h1
imperfect glimpscs Of iusrous Statesman, afforded
hrou the following pages, vii. na in them full and
ccumstantia Information than could be embraced within
h.uarow limits and upabitious design OF this publ caton
From their works and from such other public sources as
imme lately hand, the torch of the Editor has
ceved lis feeble liaht ad ir holds IT aio n the hope ha
also lie rumental, although III humble d"2rce III scat
ng hs mis,s OF prejudice with which ignorance and party
rage have ons enveoped the subject but which even now
are gradually rising and rolling beneath the Influence OF
revealing light and of that truth chich mighty and ,cH
prtral."
The Songs are b. various authors Some of than have
been written vpressly for the Minstrel others have been
Cleaned from the public Journals and other publications O"
the day. j. . L.
Germantown. Oct. 1912.
For sale at The Tribune vce. Price % cents single cony
orS 2nerd dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
POLICE OEEICE.

David Carglin was committed for stealing bedding
and Other articles the ship Nicholas Bitde lying at the
foot of Peck Sip.
This morning, officers G. F. Hays. McGrath and
Sic phen noted named Caspar Off and
found his SHOP Orange street. wo coats stolen on the
7th the house of Albert Journey 3 Middash street
BROOKLYN He committed TeCevei-and the hlei be-
ing known, he viii also be arrested.
This morning, Officer Stephens arrested Timothy.
cCayty alias Sullivan said be the leader OF The gang OF
boys no broke the Nassau Wednesday
night and robbed the sane.
Theresa Harvey committed for stealing a
frock coat found In he possession
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

NJ To Lawyers.-LAW BOOKS.-The snbscr-
br having The employment Of Halsted and VoofhsS
for several years past has commenced the Law Book Selling
on his account and respectfully informs the Members Of
the Bar and Srudeats Law wishing purchase that
will be much 10 their advantage TO give him cali he
,.ud 10 a very reduced prcss-3 Nassau door
South of Cedar ST. New York. J.R. HALSTED.
N.B-W remove Immediately opposite the ist OF May
next 10 No q Nassau door OF Cedar street
ja3I cod 3ws J. H. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
Commercial and Money Matters.
~ For sales at the Stock Exchange dc see Last Page

" For safes az the Stock Exchange DC see Last Page
MONDAY p. NJ.
There was much better feeling at the Stock
Board to day. and nearly every description improved
The news from the other side, coupled with the
movement in Cotton and the decline of Exchange
has given confidence to operators that Stocks must
go up.
Exchange isvery heavy to-day, and some Virginia
bank bills sold Ut DC. We quote 81 for the best
bills Francs are 5. 80 ). 81 J. with nothing dens
The remaining assets of the Commercial Bank,
bv order of the Receiver were offered at Auction to-
day sNotes and judgments against various in
dividuals were sold, to the amount of 100000, for
the aggregate sum of $500 Judgments against
Geo. D. Strong for upward OF $4,000 were knocked
down at S24. The largest amount received tor one
item was S57 for note OF Geo. Field for 5000.
The Quarterly Report of the Commercial Bank
OF Rochester shows circulation of Sl0O,7l5 against
sl22, ,043 in November, $l03,98l in August and
S73,062 in January, 1913. While the circulation
has decreased $2l 800 since November, the deposes
have increased So, $40, being S94 249 against Sil
3O3 at that time The circulation of the Rochester
CITY Bank is $l65 ij5 against $266,669 in Novem-
Der, Sl56,Il8 in August, and $ll4,899 in January,
1843-showing a decrease of $lOl 200 since Nov.
From a report furnished the Legislature of Alaba-
ma al its late session, we have the following state
ment showing the aggregate amount due to State
R,nl. onj hronchpS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
p The Invisible Z.

~ The Invisibie Wig so closely TesemoIes the
real haad Of hair that scetcs md eonnoissea: nave PRO
uoUnced perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
day The great advantage of this novel and unqae Wss
It's being made without sewing weaving which caases Us
Ightress and natural appearance defy ietecnon rs tex
trs being beautiful ard SO fics thai in all cases
OF perspira evaporation unmpeded and the great evils
other Wigs entirely avoided The scepc and coanoiSssrI
are alike invited inspect this noTei ad beautiful WIZ and
the peculiar method OF fitting the he'd the aauuartarefs
A. e. BARRY rs Broadway, corner OF LbeIy-stIeet up
.,,trs jsl2 nIS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

70" CoMsrocK's EXTRACT OF sAasAFARlLLA for pun,
ying the bood-pice so Ver bottle 81 dozen
Also. Or. McVairs .fcOuSc Oil, certain cure for Den
IL will relieve once. Just received splendid al c!e
al nCologae-qua bottlespce 80 cents, at 81 Couand
North 5th ST. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
COURT CALENDAR Tn. ~

SUPERIOR CoUET.-Nos. 43, az, 49, 49, 81, 81,
% o. % %, 81 %, So 81, 81, So, 3d. " Il, 20, Il
y, "a, IS, 76.
90 CIRCUIT CouRr Nos 27, "A, 8O11, g. 81, SO, 90,
%, 100, l0l, l02 l02, l0l, lO5, LOG.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

DEALE'S n. Y. MUSEUM.-ADNllSSlON
L ONLY l2i CENTS.
The Manager is happy to announce an engagement wits
Miss LOUISE DOROTHEA WAGNER, the Fortune
1s-''A' The CELEBRATED GIPsEY QUEEN
of the American Museum. She can De from O'Clock
In morEing till O'Clock the afternoon dressed III heI
natys and can be pIlysIify cefiqi:d s@fes I
cannot be seen in the evening National Portrait Gallery
Grand Cosmorama and 5Goooo cuuostea Admission one
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

~ Clay Bail.-Ihe Democratic Clay Club o the
Eighth Ward will give their Third Annual Ball IN honor Of
10Th inst at the Apollo Saloon Broadway Tickets may be
procured Of William II Sweet President, No S5 Canal 81
Harvey Hart Treasurer Gi anal and the Howard
House. WILLIAM W STONE, harnan.
CHARLES W. Woop Secretary lSl Its TThSxM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
To Teachers and Parents

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles OF Mechanics,
Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, PneumatIcs, Acous-
tics, Optics, Electricity, Galyanshl, MaSnet!sm;
and Astronomy Illustrated by yerajhundred
Engravings. BY LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. d., Pro-
fessor of Geology and Mneralogy IN the UNI
versi,y of the City of New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound 80 cents Ss4 so a dozento Teachers.
The aboy. work in the best schools
aud se.nnaries through different the United States
and considered the best book for learners pf
Gale being himself practical Chemist aud his professional
duties Lecturer requiring him make constant and repeat
ed experiments all branches of Natural Philosophy was
ennenly qualified for the task OF editing such work Most
OF the other publications tie popular branches OF Phloo-
ply and Chemistry compilations uide oy book
Makers hence the lreuru failures OF students Their at
apartments while following the directions contained
III these works No such difficulty will III the use OF
this work OF Dr. Gale.
~ Orders must be accompanied bv the cash aud addressed
to GREELEY * McELRATH. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

NRAND CONDERT OF SACRED MUSIC
VI WM II OAKLEY has the honor Of announcing that
Wednesday the ith inst the place
Church. corner Chrystie aud Delaney stfeets.)
He will before be assisted BY the Mozart Associations
Nr Oakley will sing several Of his faYore songs. VIZ
Sound the Trunpet in jerusalem When from the Sacred
Garden Driven SC Also the Recitatye aud Ait, from the
oratoro Of the Captivity of Judah Israel IS Scattered
Shsep Bat he shall feed on Camel
Concert To commerce at ii O'Clock. -.
Tickets IS cents be obtained AT nth Halls Mllles
Music Saloon and the door evening OF performance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

NJ Chntce EInsic aI AuctioH.--TO.MOR-
ROW tTuesday) EVENING, BANGS, RICHARDS *
PLATT 96 Broadway will sell upwards OF 400 lots OF Su
sic assorted without duplicates comprising the most choice
and bic foreign and American publications including
Songs for The Plano Solos and Duets for the Pane" lsn1
Songs Italian, French and sPseish scnss Instruction Books
The Music may be examined with catalogues the day prevI-
Gus to SALE tl3 q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

~ Hyer's Pilis.-The safest, cheapest aad most 81
fscIrs Family Aetcine the Void. Sex Numerous test
monia General Office Of Sale 40 Fulton street 5ecoad
ract j ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
NJ MARRIED..
DIED (:

On Saturday, 10Th instant by the Rev. Or. Taylor Gso
CAEpEHT Miss JULIA MAKI. KSG youngest daughter
OF The late Mr. 3. king.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

The MYSTERIOUS fSGiNE.IhS Honder III engine Is til
bnet in steam since the first discovery of
steam power An engine this plan of hundred horse
power will amd fuel tan one oi tae oe
nary engines of twenty five horse. thus making gam OF
seventy live per We understand There are two boats 20
ce ont this about the Empire, e3ct one
have engine this plan of thousand two .nndr7d
hoIs power These BEATS calculated to 20 th'tty SIX
miles per hour without driving, through to anahS IN o"'
heuis aud quarter The inveaur tr GeoSe w Fel!2"s'
one OF the polite aud accommodates stewards CT one o te
Hudson RIVER st.n,nhnats il3 "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
MERCANTILE Z LIBRARY,

10000 Eoiumts
70 British and American Periodicals.
P,r.ons net engaged mercantile pursuits may become
subscribers Of re dollars yeaI-bens the same
terms ca which Me- 7chd,ts admitted. BIZ order;
rs III cod Is. CEAS. VI. WAEATLEY, Rec Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

and City 5. "a and s. IS with small sales Of Country at
shad- off 81 and So We sales so es At sa For Lard
there not much inquiry and no further sales
importance .fefuotse 81 for new lot of 50 kegs
Frlre Leaf sold G. and Is bbs Coarse cents, In
Butter there IS not much doing The rsRse is 81 II cents
Grease eents-wanted Chee5s quote cens5 with
moderate enquiry Sales 10 hhds dry seed Hams a, cts
HAfWe aotic- sales OF 2to bales Northern cts and
$50 90 Staten Island at 60 cts for home use
BEESWAX.-FaIther sale. of 1900 lbs American Yellow
at 80 cents, cash.
LoW-The market quiet and lots offered at Cts
tiGd no buyers.
NAVAL sToREs-Thereis Is very little doing. Holder.
are n anu itsshs Improving. wich prevents operations
a sale OF 80 bbls. Wilmington at 81 37f
hFMr-"e notice sales Of IS bales dew a-d wae. 5oed
u 81 25 5per
HlDEs-The only Transaction we hear of s lot OF 100
busnos AyIss heTse supposed at 81 So cash.
NOOL.-A sale OF bales Missouri was made AZ 40 c.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
To the Friends OF mr.. Clay.

LIFE AND srEEcHEs OF HENRY CLAY.-The publish
. Of this work prepared any
extent The work comprised iii two octavo volumes,
raning the whole upwards of l,lG0 pages and is Illus
trated by splendid steel Portrait OF Nj ClAY View Of
his Birth place in Virginia and Fac Simie of of his
ees-One Hundred copies fo' Ninety Fire Cents each
It's believed be the cheapest work published u
America These Speeches form important portou othe
History of Country for the last thirty years, and
interesting all classes of readers without reference
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13


Portsmouth, Jan ii, mdzs: TO John Gfiswod A., ,1;n
s8 long T. spoke brig Ceryanies from Charleston for Boston
overheard from the manmast and wasost The St was
the Grand Banks st of Jaauar M very IA yiOn
shp Aiabana Banksl from Orleans. Jan % and SW
Sss @ w.e M %oh has
"a winds D. DUNG @ the ,e cotton ard
Ship sutton Gallaway, Il days f:om Charleston, cotton
Shp Olive and Eliza Parsons IA days from Charleston,
shp CHARLES Low, days from Charleston. cotton and
R;E Ann Walsh, Magma, Mobile, Jans cotton Sc TO
Bark Montreler, saekpole, IS days from NewoElean'
BsTk Eliza Talbot of FIceport IS days from Mobile,
srossnd ess1 IBIS moase 10 Taylor Lett bark CaJa
Chapman fr NewYo days; bark Stag waiting freight
Bark Ci,msa Perkins Perkins of SAGE 29dsys from New
Orleans cotton, provisions and moIassss TO order he
has been % days North of Hatteas, with continual North
Brig josephine Flowers 10 days from ChrIes,ou cotton
Norwegsn Sy bTs Nordroen Brechan days Ham
day. from Key West 10 John Nosn Sd lat 40, long
73 spoke brig William from Mansanila 80 days out bound
B1s Msyoysr ThCmpsop Of Nsy Hsys aS day. from
Trinidad ballast, 10 lTOWDriuse DMiei ANen
Haven Vessels lei, before reported The NJ has expenced
seyee weather the passage has been 8 days OF faeras
split sails On the 29th end 3oh Of January lat 81 onG
p was loaded down with and driven of as Ear
long 81 The NJ bound TO Baltimore put IN here IN DIS
Big Florida Croker II davs from Apaachlcoa. to Post
Brig Edinburgh Crocksr of Thomas,on IS days from
Orleans, Dawes Casey Experienced severe weather on
Br g Ranger Cauington DAYS from Antigua, to Faber
S BieJworh Leitno Am severe weath
ScbI Pacific SIN III OF Warren r. % days from Baraeoa
70 Aym,r Co. Left Am vessel Jan 23 of the Hole
the Wall saw ship Chandler Pncs, from Phladephia for
Orlens The has experienced severe weather on the
Schr Leoutine, Hart Richmond, mdzs 10 y McCready
s Co.
Scbr Marv Bright Bright 90 days from Port De Pax ST
Dmneo 10 Cooley TO. Feb lat s. long IS, spoke
harE Hiram w I, Ter from Baltimore bound TO Mobile oth
lar Is .O long IS O5 spoke schr Commodore kearnay from
Baltimore bound 10 Trinidad AN 1T,
Schr Glnh. Seeley, IS from Nassau Mp. with cid
Smith Tut,e OF New Haren where the schooner
Is bound r,.. ~, ..
Williams aud Norlam. :,
len s PaAon. p.,, -, .,
Mr. Evars
Schr Severn Roe, days from Ioik Rver oysters
Schr John Polk, from Virginia pine wood
Sloop Prospect Rogers, from Virginia, oysters.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
lNe,x-York Cattle market r.h -

Al market 800 Beef Cattle, 10 southern} ~ Cows and
Calves 1909 SHEEP
PhicEs-Beej CGttte.-A coed demand Throughout the
week and althoush The cat= ordinary prices
talhed We quote 81 so s. IS so S. with So 90
o ~; 2eO uEsoid and "a taken Tor Bermuda
Cnics and Catres-No change in prices.
SheeIWe quote as before 2 So for ordinary and 50
HGy-A large supply al %: IS cents per ewt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

VI lIIr 4aIe Il D hINS.
DIED
On Saturday evening, !Oh instant JOSEPH GUsrAvUs NJ
son OF Charles and Charlotte Augusta B. Ray, aged ;
years and months.
The friends family invited 10 attend his funeral
hs Iussday afternoon al d O'Clock, from the residence OF
his iiths5 J5 Orangs-StTet, without further notice
PaSScn Arrived
In The ship Henfrck Hudson from LendGr-Siss W To-
bsy lady children and servant of London; tdmund Jones
DO; Fl A Wills lo Joseph Phillips do; Geo Western, y
aud lady OF England L Bill Boston, Mrs Fl Tracey, PHI
etephIa; Joseph PodbeSk Poland: John Taylor London
Henrietta Taylor DO; 81 IN steefage.
IN the Iris " Bourne from Cedar Kfy5-Nr CLARK ard
lady.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

A STRONOMlCAi. EXHIBlTION.-A Splen
"A did Exhibition will be given THIS EVENING, at u
the most wonderful phenomena o. the Starry Heavens VIII
lained by "f the Ca"eraanopa,
with SUPERIOR Ievoy Ing and moving Diagrams The Erhb-
will close with several elegant changssbIe Paintings from
the bes, Engish and American artists Tickets 2s cents 10
be had at the office Of the Sunday School Uaon 52 Nassau
street Firth Halls Frank Square, and at the door
Proceeds 10 applied the liquidation OF the debt OF the
Chnrch Sabbath School, 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
CLEARED.

Ship Hannah Sprasue, Pearhe, Havana: J Atkins Go.
Barks Texedor Clark Guavma, De Forest * Co; Al.
e1ander, Hubert, Norfolk. Brig Washington, Stevens
OrleAn, Hu ,ut * Co. schrs Council Bake stJago De
Kendall Kobnson Trinidad DE- Cuba, do Ann, Lotouette,
ns..r shn-r Va j Emnfar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

Of H. n,s, "a sSpsoasS 1 Of Vsrates Day at ias)
krn 70 insure prompt distribution of these annual Tokens
and with guard aiGst The pos oy Of d.. pp9n
they addressed together with me 1um9r Of me he is G
the name OF The street and e TnGif si b os
ATE method De adopted III ITeIa5l9s uese M,bron
ft E can b. obiansd a, the Upsr Lower Post Offices and
al the Stations At oHS s. SSsf f6RMR 81 GSAaa
NJ Church Festival and Fair.-The ladies is OF Of
,h b Church. uEds the Pastoral care o. s
Rev pr Wallace will hold festival and Far 10 1ia , f
Church in the OF 0 0i M and p speaid sa
loon at the of Charlton and VaTlck streets
snd give 10 vsiter The large Saloon
will b. appropriated exclusively TO music pEomenaaihs
and @ each person viii be seated and waited by 'S Re
male Managers Tickets can be obtained al She,s Iiprie
@ S3 BleeckeI street this ofie1 and at
the door OF the Saloon on the day ana evening oi ''
OF dndfF Ss5 a en
The occasion
the Mechahes society School will be eslire,yd on wsdn n
day evening, lh INST IN !hs kscEuFs h09 % he Y YP0ci@
Tets NAV be had At the Library and dgnS
the doy a. the School Rooms
U Mercantile Library AssoeiationcI A. IGI.,. cInoa
e aiIB B o spiagus D. D. Sabsct- CONSPIRACY Of CS'"e'
1sEss 3 & cRa asa n Ne Rff. Sec
rI.O of o. F.Ihe Members OF Nsnanss aI a.;on. LSS
80 of o. F. hereby aothea 10 % meet assand tbs Fun
1si OF bIother Robert II. TodI aad the o5dsI IN
respectfully invited JaS. s. FERGUSON, Nc.
Fpw.Rp NJ DopGE, Secretary
~ SONS OF Temperance.-Ihs rneIn9eiIi f9i sp5 az
Ir1;on blYison requested 20 meet q
B5osdway this evening. al half past ociecA, TO s mo
thrir Rsgaa, and return tickets = nc. @ s0o anu pay " @ "
ceeds oftlekSts disposed @ % W s CosINE, W
JcRS DuHsHEZ, Rec see.
Rev Prof J.N. Nj VIII pFsaen % vsso5i,, on
1sd,y aud Friday Evenings of TINS week, In The Me'ioa
bn,cb in Madison.s,reet corner of Catherine Serves
commence = o'clock Seats Free 10
NJ Destruction OF Being, and not -. k;Il EPdfss IS
IL in Nis-rv the Punishment threatened IN ,he e.
the wickadESi1 Sermons" on this subject y oy o
StorIs published Bible EKamisssf s; 10 ~; o. So
Ai9 BhI,se1,oa B.ss s1aoinsf of he
Dead with an Explanation Of Revelation 2Cth snaP
10 csats.