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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08
For The Carroll Free Press.
Richmond Classical EnSti.
aUle.

The Board Of Directors take pleasure
IN calling The attention OF the public 10
the Institution uUder their care.
This institution, although oi recent or
igln, has the must f ,tterng prospects;
promising from the peculiar Advantages
enjoy Cd, sooa 10 stand prOmIuent among
those Of a similar character 10 the wes-
tern country. With a charter from The
State Legislature granting power to cOu
Ter collegiate honUrs and degrees, il sue.
cess crown lheu efJrts for the future,
the Board intend TO exercise theft char
tered right TO the full extent. Thus far
the Institution has prOspered beyond lho
expectation Of its warmest friends 1t
won't into operation last November, and
during the wiGler past, between lhIty
and lorty students have been ia atten-
dance, exhibiting more than ordinary
progress in The branches of study To
which their time has been jeVoled.
| connection with the details of FIRST
rate Eng'sh Educ auon, oulIng the pre-
senl tlme. the higher branches usually
taught IN the best Academies aud co..
Ieges, has been perseVeringy and sue.
cessIully prosecuted, viz: The Langua.
ges, Algebra, Surveying, application Of
Algebra to Geometry, Natural PhlIoso
ply Astronomy, Chemistry, Logic, Rhet
oric, Nat Theology and Moral Science.
The Rev, JOHN DUNDAss has been cal
led 10 the Presidency Of lh9 institution,
but tOr the present, the daily and rogu-
lar duties devoIVe upon Mr. David D.
McBryar, Professor of Languages and
Natural Sciences, graduate oil Wash
mgton College, Pa, The Board, in adj
diticn to the high recommendation rvcel.
we'd from his Alma Mater, having fully
tested the qua6cations Of Mr.. McBryar,
are now perfectly satisfied that they
have been most happy 10 their selection.
His upright moral character, his stand.
ing for talents and accurate scholarship
his pecuIiar facility for communicating
instruction, his gentlemanIy and concll.
iaIing deportme"t have already endeared
him TO the students and 10 all connected
with the institution.
The Richmond Classical Institute IL
convenient of access on every hand. Il
is located in the pleasant and heal,hfll
village oi Rich nond, Jefferson county,
Ohio, on the main roOd leading from
lS,eubCny lie on Ihs OhiV IlYsI, " Can
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08
Senatorial Electors .

THOMAS CoRwIN, OF Warren;
PETER HITCHCocK, oE,Geauga.
Dist. Congressional Electors.
l-Belamy Slorer, OF HaWIhon;
William Bebb, Of Butler;
3-Aaren Harlaa, Of Greene;
4-Samson Mason, of Clark;
5 -DavldJ. Corey, Of Henry;
,6-Josiah Scott, Of Crswiord;
7-RsaderW. Clarke, Of Clermont
s. Nelson Barrere, Of Adams;
O. Joseph OIds, orPIckawsy;
lO-DanleI S Norton, of,Knox;
ll-Wash'ton W ConkIin, Of Maj ion
I2 Samuel R HoIcomb, otGaIlia;
l3-HsrIow Chaplin, Of Washington;
l4-John Crooks, of Guernsey;
-Sam'l W. Boslwick, oG,Harrisoni
16- William R 'SspP, Of Holmes;
i7-John W Gill OF Jefferson;
lS-Cyrus SPHINX, of Wayne;
19-Jacob. H. Baldwin, Of Trumhult;
WiIlism l., Perkins, Of Lake;
2I-John Fuller, ofErie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08

"A Sound National Currency, regutu.
tod by the will ol tho nation.
"A faithful administration Of the pub
lie domain, with an equiab" disiribu'
ton OF the proceeds Of the sales thereof
among all tie States.
the custody OF he public moneys.
under he control OF The Cougress So oil the
United States
Just restraints upon The ErecutiUe
power, embracing lUuher restrictions
upon the exercise Of the Veto powsr
IAN amendment Of the Constitution,
Limiting the IncUmbon( IN Office 10 One
Term
An honest and ecOaomicaI qdminis.
ration Of tie Government, leaving puOiuc
off ers The freedom Of thought, and
right OF sn6rage, but with suitable re-
s'rsin' sgatnsl improper int ference in
elections"
Arr 3 The officers this club shalt
consist OF one President two Vice Presi.
dents, one Secretary, one Treasurer aud
one corresponding committee TO consist
,Gl three members: and SAID President,
Vice Presidents ana Secretary shall he
elecsd by vote Ot tho CLUB at every
third meeting.
Arr. 4. The meetings ofthis clab
shall be held at such times and places
as the club shall direct, and at sIch 9th.
er times and places as the President or
Secretary may see proper.
Art. S. The Treasurer shall keep an
accurate account OF the fnsncla con-
Germs Of the club, and report the state
thereol%heneVer required.
Art 6 The members oil uhr club msy
contribute any sum they may deem pro.
per, TO Gefray the expenses Of the club,
TO be given to the Treasurer, and to bs
expended by him as the club may direct.
Art. Z lIshaII be the duty oil the
spending committee to invite
such persons 10 address The, club, as they
msy thnk proper, aud attend to such
other correspondence as may be deem.
ed advisable,
Art. &. The meetings. Of this club
shall be open 10 ALL. WITHOUT respect
TO person or party.
Art. g. Each person on eignng his
name TO this Constitution shall bs con.
sidered uad recoguzed as a member Of
this club.
Art. 10 This Club shall exist until
the Presidential election
| The CIubthen proceeded to elect off,
GERS. which resulted as follows:
Presiden,-R. McEIderry; Vice Pres.
idenls-Wm Baxtsr and Isaac ack son
Secretary BENZ A Hanna; Treasurer
Charles Il son; Corresponding commit.
tee-R. McCIaFe, q Beatty, and Johu
| Dunbar.
4 According 10 previous notice, Van
Brown, ESQ., addressed the Club al some
length, IN hlO usual happy aud cheering
style.
On motion of 0. Pesrce, Eco.
ReSolUed, That we cordially approve
Of the nomination Of the Hon @aaDECAr
BARTLEY, as the Wing candidate lor
Governor; end that we do hereby pledge
ourselves TO use all honorable means 10
SECURE his election.
On mor on, the Club adjourned to
I meet al the Club room, on Saturday
evening the 9Th inst
K MrELDERRY, PIeS't.
BENZ, A. HANNA. Sec'y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08

SO ousIy injured, were Capt. Stock too
himself; Col Benton, Of the SeeNtsi
Lieut.. Hunt, of the Princeton; W. u.
BobiOson, Of Georgetown, 0lhsr per
sons also we're perhaps more or Iess 10
jured, OF whom, in the horror and con
fusion OF The Moment, mo certain account
could be oblSlned. The above are be
lieVed, however, to comprise the whole
Of the persons known TO the public who
wereklIIed or dangerously or sesiousIy
burt.
The scene upon the deck may more
easily he imagined than described -
Nor can the imagination picture 10 itself
the hall of ils horrors Wives, widow
ed 10 an instant by the murds rous b ast!
Daughters smilten with the heart.rend
ing sight OF their falher's Ileess corpse!
The wailings Of sgonizsd femAIeG The
-piteous grief OF the unhutbut heart
stricken spectators! The wounded sea-
men bora down below! The silent tears
and quivering lips Of their brave and
honest comrades, who tried in vain IL
subdue or to conceal their feeling s.
What tDOrdS can adequately depict q
scene Ike IhisS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08
CLAY CLUE.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Clay
Club met al The CarrolllOD Hall, on Tues
day evening the 9Th ult.
The committee appointed TO draft a
Constitution, reported, and on motion
were discharged.
Co motion. the Report was taken up
each article separately, and after being
amended and discussed, The Club adoP'
ted the following
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08

GTThe publisher of the Free Press
will, as soon as practicable, make some
new arrangement as 10 the editorial
m anag cement Of ths paper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08
Constitution,

Art. I. This association shall be cal
led The Central Clay CiuJ" Of Carroll
county.
Art. 2. the objects OF this associa-
lion are, the adoption and jealous proc
eculon Of all honorable means tending
10 promote The fullest possible oleseml
nation smongst our fellow cilizens, Of
those invaInsble doctrines of political
faith as established by the wisdom
and valor Of The fathers of our Re
public; and TO introduce into the Gov.
ernmeD, Of the United Slsles, by tho
election Of lha, great Statesman and Px
allied patriot HENRY CLAY, those
measures Of public policy, Of which he
hes ever been The great defender, to
wilt
"A NGtieadl Tdrf, aHording an ade.
qus,e revenue, with lair protection 10
American Industry.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08
The sDWdgeShip.

II will appear by reference 10 an ar
tcls IN another part of this paper, that
his friends 10 the General Assembly of
Ohio have been plessedto elect the edi'
tor Of The Free Press, President Judge
Of the 5th judicial Circuit, For the
honor thus done him, he feels most
profoundly grateful. Under The circum-
stances, he accepts the appointment with
some misgivings on his part but the
unanimous advice Of hs friends, leaves
him no alternative. He will, therefore,
il health permit, enter Immediately up
on the duties Of the station, attending to
remain on the Bench only 80 long dur
iDg HE term as he may believe his po
silion beneficial 10 himself and 10 The
public
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08

Nicholas Biddie, Esq died a, his
residence 10 AndaIu'ia, on the
Delaware. 90 the 28th UlIimo, aged a
llLIls moro IhaR Glly -OighI years
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08

The office Of Fence Viewer has been
abolished, and bic duties are TO DO per
formed BY the township trustees.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-08
EIecfiOns-Febtnaru 2s,

The following named officers were
elected by the Legislature, on joint
ballot, this afternoon:
Treasurer of .State--JOseph Write.
hill
President Judge 5h Judicial Circuit
John Pearce.
president Judgs:3d Judtcidl Circuit
Ebsn Newton.
ASSOCIATE JUICES
Mercer,counly-AlIen v MedberY'.
Me'gS -, Ssmuel Bradbury.
Wood od-Auroro,s ,spsfFord.
.Scidto William ;SaIter.
Morgan -'James|L Gage.
'WnShiqgton-JoEeph lPsfker.
Mu$hsAgum -'fIorabioJ- Cox.
Hooking -- David johnson.
(Gdlia- iDonieI' G @hnun.
Marion Samuel lrey
iBaliol,ings for the csnEiE S.es for The
moet prominent officers DGme6 below,
AREAS follows;
For Treasurer.
Joseph Whitehall 81
6 W'Slatk 48
For President,!uage Sd judicial Circuit
Ebcn Newton 53
David r Garter 43
Van r. apmphrey 6
Blank 3
For President Judge 5th J~dicid Circuit
Johp Pearce 81
Judge BeIden Is
Blank
March g
The Legislature elected The follow
ing officers rhis afternoon, We give
The balIollNgs for two Of them:
For Secretary.
Samuel Galloway SIS
George KesIrng AZ
Blank 8
president Judge lSth judicial Circuit.
Myron A. Tllden So
Jacob Barnd 49
Blank
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Highland cOunty-PhlhP W, Sprague
John Eckman
Clermont-JOhn Beatty, Thos, Shel
don
Champaign John Owen, James Dali
las. .fT
ClintOn-Jesse Hughes, Ir., DaVi
F. Walker, Isaac Thornbureh.
} MontgOmery-Amos Irwin, EIias Ma
lhews.
Meigs-Henry L. Osborn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

MlssisslrPt-In oGr calculations few days
ago, we pat down Mississippi as doubfu', but
probable FOX Polk. Since then we have had &C.
casioa 10 converse with many good Wings from
that State, and to observe particularly the tone
Of the political press. Oar decided impression
now Is, CLAY stands more than an even chance
OF carrying Mississippi. The excitemen, through
ont the State is prodigious. Both parties have
90, out their best orators and stump speakers
and public discussion IS sedulously kept up
North Mississippi is one blaze Of enthusissm-
and IN ina, secuon of the State we are assured
that HtKEisoN vote Will be maintained. South
Nssiss pp Is likewise NJ ard doing-wltness The
great Nalchez Convention OF the 5th. In East
Mississippi. where heretofore the cause has suf-
fcred rom apathy and luSewarmncss the Wings
o-e now arousing, and excTting themselves man
iaIig. In short, the prospect is far blghte: than
it was some weeks ago. The Texas humbug is
dead. and General Houston's harangues fall still,
born on the cars oi the People Let but this
spirit be kept up I'll November, and Mississippi
vii again stand whc!c she did in lei0.
n. O. Bee, 10th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

GIVING WAY or 4 FLoog.-This morning, Il
about quarter before : o'clock, the persons &c
siding Ia the neighbo:hood OF the corner of Cliff
aad john streets, were alarmed by a tremendous
crash in the store of Messrs. Stokes Gilbert X Co.
extensive Sheet Iron and Block-Tin Merchants
On opening the store the nature and ex'en, of
the mischief were ascertalned. On the third
oor near the stair case, facing Cliff, street, and
adjoining the store OF Mcssrs, Gilbert & Son, a
quantity of Sheet-Iron supposed to be about forty
tons, had been piled without any doubt OF the floor
being able to sustain such an ordinary weight. 1t
seems however that trimmer beam had been
used instead Of girder,' in the construction of
the building; and It was inadequate to support
the weight resting upon II. The solid mass was
thus prccipitatcd upon Tie second aoor. which for
few moments sustained the shock. the beams
1t tas floor then yielded with iearfni cash and
the contents OF the two isors fell through the fist
INTO the cellar.
Fortunately this accident occurred before busi.
ness hours, or it probably would have been
tended with serious loss Of lie. j is & slngnisr
circumstance thai Mr.. Stokes. of the firm of
: G.. & Co. was engaged with Messrs. Phelps x
feck, the ial Of whose warehouse in 1882 occa-
stoned so melancholy a loss OF lie, NJ >tukes's
5.other beng one Of the killed 1t is supposed
tha, the damage to the building is about $500
Commercial Advertiser
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

~ Currency.-l'HE EVIL AND TIE REMEDY.
~ Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences OF
oe present Monetary s7em vith pan To- i;s eec;ua and
benecen; -e:orn published 70; the Public and author by
". II. GRAHAM, 10 Nseu-s.fee;. NevT Burgess *
Strineer - Broadway 90. Price sipcI huadre. cents
cnoy.
The only otec, OF Author being the Reform
heren proposed WORK published :; his and the put
e wl only pay or printing the which they my rs-
qure Al trends Of honest, s;say, prosperous business ad
OF fully employed. well rewarded labor. ar saeT Fe1uc;
ei 70 ad IL extending the circulation ofths pamphlet.
i-4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

Fsom HAv.S,-Bg the brig 7 Street. which
arrived vest, rday at Havana, we nave received
our ii'es 10 the l4tl inst
The prosecutions against the slaves implicated
in the late insnrsecuUnsiy movements, are coz
,inued with activity.
Afler eight months of most distressing drouh,
the Island has at length been visited with most
refreshing and abundant rains. Vegetation he
gins once more to flourish, and the sugar and
tohaccn crops look favorable.
Tee Real Junta De F0meato have proposed a
number OF prizes, some o! which are worth men
tyouiug.
Oac of $1,000 to each Of nc trree frs; Own
e-s of plantations VINO shall during the years
Isis, iS46 and lSi7. settle on their lands hfiy
waite families provided with 81 the necessary
implements of agriculture.
Sir thousand dollars to each Of the three first
sugar planters edo, ,citdia the same pcriOGr
shall settle 25 lch:te families in lots-oae hatt
Of these settlers to plant the sugar cane.
Twenty thousand dollars tc the individual who
will cultivate, within the same period, sugar
plantation producing annually $4,000 arrobas Of
sugar purified oy concentration in a vacuum
the cane to be cultivated exclusively by 81 white
families possessing each certain measure OF
ground.
There are number of other heavy prizes o.
fcred ior the best machinery ior purifying and
boiling sugar, for the Improvement Of the breed
Of horses, &C. &c II. o. Bee, 10Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
VOL. Nv. No. l3G

1Rs H,NoM>>.-R.v Charles Spes- OF B =
ton proposes To publish under this tit!e weekly
paper, to be con.iinca IN thirteen numbers only-,
curing the session Ct the mex: Legislature Of
Massachusetts. It's OBJECT will DC 10 promote the
Abolition OF Capital Punishment. Price CT the
whole thirteen numbers only rs cents. We see
not why this pspc, Will rot answer as well for
Ncw-York, or any othcs St-te, as for Massschu
sets, and as TIC Legislatures of this and other
States VIII be in session during tie tine Of lis
publication, ;ao enemies Of the g.lloas VIII 10
doubt d n aiviny it 4 vide circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
ARGUS

! - Lt5NGToS FectotY KST.-rhe Saii..
's.cnm.u 1t Ihr II ui-t. stAte- that IL.
4 ,9a C4it9u Fac,ory IN L,Xingior, Davdso1
y which .!ss been ia successful operation
A. - .e last iSe SIX years, was destroyed BY frr
sso ss 4, Of the ION ins,. Loss estimated al SO
s'O'tVV. Raleigh Independent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
gHE .yUygys TRACTS.

~ The price per 100 copi.s OF the f.d Es,T EvvsERs
of;he.e Tracts. the Pgbic Oice. si5 Of No TX.
s. - l Of X. a1 - i1 The Entrs ss'4.. oocnd n
pa.-er. can b- had, II ordeses
THese l:t!e pamphlets are works. ia=1s qooi %
the Vhjr cause and observe With pleasure rsy
'''''' Nss>orlcans Be.
Published by GREELEY t: McELR.irE Tribune Oaice.
l50 Nl,,au,ree, Ne,e-YoTsby whom os,, WI BE one;-
ly executed Tor any pnrt OF the unon.
Neg FORK. JE.v, 1874. yl1 -swi,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

DARgSIAN 81. iG-.ts tiogs2 81 49, 30. q.
Broadway. r-at Cr0d sirs=s. -ficH;>i ~ ne ra'
.l.be II BruadsFa5 ols.as; c,non aad ne who
g! ~ bGid-r H-s ccsn fre e. refJ great e1Se1se
te u1=E.iii-en; Ia Ih sver- Convenience Tor ae "
.y,s e srEr sId 9cT Era ard :he counters 2fG "a
ca.- wlii g. et rsrl En.ss .o se ss OF nc
fnlog=inE ,sucS vZ-Ea1cy ii.5 tooiy. Sss. aces Gimp
silk and Hc!. i lateral. Nj. r-. La1c- Head ADO ONE
OrnH,.n-, Plrer's A-tscies Watches G'd ClocSs SHv-
and Plated sre Lamps and Chandeliers. Fine Cutlery t
(1- ed Git-, Ware. Pocket Ross Maps Stationery. A.
ruals qrF 9TH. Coos i4Hes Umbrella, Hr Pa-asnis. e
furierv f.ad.--' auG Gaacrr-r- ,U-iishl1E ics hnS
ard A. Lid e r.s Sore. .sibho1 Store Acacf
Na.ie L.nsa store iifclG sd y e >.-c. Fic2:'s 81
r,rh .,i. faye- ,'s,-:l'l and ir o1'-'r OIL
finrs be EiuHer, snl jr-.A Nsses. MaLliurs ant Fo
;r Painters ~. tie = I'd ST.: - hi Ii,e- no -
exe-.c s'ls'y fif paintings li 'cisie =" N pc
81! .'-s srt ur=suEs 10 - egts' 'r ry - t;.' ia
-tst r. rrd cass ste '-r 81. - s. sni XIII o.
e. a, 70 m. 3ersie fe. la Itsi ;-t The Bi:'7r Svi ~
-nCc l-hlra. be resort. ar -Tvs1ca' I" s pa1c ~
o. couC's-> xii - si 'nf '=fit Ie
t.rrsd % d. srd i-:t- t TSroTr'ola:oA VIII -
e. t.l re aG hi - u take cafs- o -
counters The proprietor a.srd possible that each sore
sa contain ifeeHi sGd ~ co',. a-t is aff4cs ehh'
a ailI 70 frerrery published The nG-n-s = the GHy-
rhe-a .l5p .as. the Bazaar i'r reSl'nn- pref
cr,,s new iovenuons: cOan's! n ne .cN ait q" is
Rq=lar vii - e. ,r tas s-le ice -rean sii
rs establishment Is lighted and rraed 1ni Kept csin
the preiu sHd gentleman vii % n si;e&deEce 20 W.
upAn customers the difft trent stands.
thsr particulars. apply 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

IZ- DIR. Phiancys'. Family pills constantly
iorsae y \ t. 3 II. ~N,DS = Fulton sheet, 53 Broad
way. and :. ElSt BrnaiwaT. ig0 ou-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

~ THOMPSON & FISHER. WhTCH-MAKERS
ETA and Jewellers nnw Df.prTed 10 sell Natches AT
~ ID retail .pwsr than other h''e ~ hs Guy Nne9
81, q ~ con,tn;ir receiving nil descriptions direct rom
ne n,nuunrr ore 10 England. fmDce md -szef1nd they
,- sI5 In m snch II ve d. ft, e5 tr $40 ench-uI war
,lnted 10 keep good tim" the money r,urnrd ab" veg
i cS,orusni OF Jeweiry aud Silver Nnre very low Is.
second nnnd watche, and old zo aud ver exchange
T buu,ht Tor cash Wrtchss clocks. nuc boxes ara Je"eI
repn,ed IN the be mud "nffhhteo "
,Sorkmen MS low hpu'e ~ the cay iOnrSo
~ EisjIER n,oren OF Naiche, and Jewey. hoIesne and
. -, ~ 93I prnadyny n York fer door nbve the City
feali ~ "'' N ANOS K thompson.
Ho.9."v,; RICHARD Flr HER. Jr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
]. n. RENEClCT. ProprieioF.

IS Nassau street. u the premises
Also To Let. the second story arts reoT-e god SIT
uation e. poai; and minature pnin;e7 Aso two bae
Eenc stores Under the bazaar w be et reasonable nr
ne Of Trunk. Fancy Baske', ,iecn House Plants
Wooden WAR Store s.n:se business nnt possession
nr Of he be hid ninind.as VI &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

THREE DOLLARS RE REWARD5ltgobbIa i.,i ol ,,s sboss
E@.nseiss very fine silkyha. which n, 10 q r..
essty ent from bar 70 ne name OIL ehY
ao1ss as s.s ls~aiu VIZ W F. n. CLARK S2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
DEITZ, BROTHER g. CO.
No. IS JoaS-sr.EET, IEw-YoRH,
AND No. 62 FuLToN-sTRRtr, BRooKLY

AND No. 62 FULToN-sTRPtr, BRooELYS.
Original inventors and sole manufacturers fthe Doe
Lamp Ao, MANUFACTURER and deaias in improved Ca-
p5ene iaI-ps Solar Llnps :andolesHcl l=nns anc Ian
terms Astral and Solar Sasde Ch!mns and Lamp Glasses oi
a kinds Lamp Wick furs sperm OIL Jcmphsne and Bum
ins Fluid ali owhieh offered @; whis,ae and rets NJ
low prices 70. cash Sep2
COUfHUOi & NEVERS, 81 BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURES OF Lamps GIRhNDOLsS
IVA CANDEl4ABRA. &c-. and Dealers In HOGSE-F f.
NtSEING GOODS cene.lly.-BlnE connected with ouc ci
the largest raauactores tie United Scte thsyre ems
bed 70 oiTsr Lamps. Csade1ba SC i9f Ghuphs Has tto
Private Dwellings, SteGibos and PseEat or The Ei-
reasonable ie, rd OF sua,y no 70 be surpassed IN t a
ans Other cocny Especial attention invited 10 ;her y al
and ship Lamps. toI economy and sh .cpet.enG ai oten
heios the public No les han FOUR 6otD and To sILvEI
srpAts have within the last even yea been aWe1e to s
manufacturers fcI lSir iupeo:!.y II ma class OF coed NJ
pubic au respectfully invited - c! @ac s1c--se io-f1
r. COrETRy T'Ei 5tKs ,upplsd T., fsctorJ pneal.
STOUyENEI. & cos Mslrfacto:y Of Cut and Plan
.t Glass Of ever description S0aT lard aud Camphi
sru- .ssrrn:ed OF Giralco!es Csndenbr's.
Bfassls Chandeliers from one 10 twelve nshis Hall Lamp,
ed -ntsrn, n every tsrr. French Cara Lamps ALTERED
and tehnsas1 -uua new We cell the attention OF
cnun,ry r,e-caG;i md call ard ssy Themselves IL
resari 10 tri,,s and quality OF ARTICLES
ops. aIly on nGad conpie:e csonent Of ell The aooTe
nj cut 70 order AL articles matched svery
railern Facory No. g Gold street y. Y. Wholesale end
Retail Sore No. John st. n-n PfesSgsslI fesslIi,-,,
anH 3ns - SAoo h-NEL q ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

f,-UN Fun FUN.-Neyy Motto Verses BY .hs G.egt Uu-
known. written expressly fotii. y WILD, by l.dy ~
hI' cIy VINO wl,hes her name 70 be se secret suffice 10
say -y ch ra:e. racy and Tps 20 verses, every
one on-Insi sold by H. y. WILD. 4j Broadsay,
between Howard anu Grand.
y. They are especially det Gated old bachelors and
old MAIDS Sur. cure 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
BOAR RIDING.

90 CrNTLgMF~ "a peasant Room % lrt 10 'ip:ls
,erileu,an furnished uGiua!shtdl Irc4hr ~ -
Broadway. -----------
40 p[j,i i,se on r.7n, o. sscond fco'. 10 oa- q;
t,yo gentlemen Apply =; 5 MGuGg street oppo'tss, -
anh'a College YHri ,-s======Ss=.=
Y ,W CARD -CoLLEcrtN~ or DssrS - ISR NosIH-
IWxsr-E WASHSURNE. Attorney nj laN; III ~
a lllno. VI give his attention L. ihs con- u p.t
ne New ok Merchants t;alsnH. /, cho'd shu
1 and Ilpnts pu Rsque lows IN PlaueNu'e tSSN'
ZANE tr Chen Niuera Point and Madison. N'seous,n
Refer ,o u \ Cushnan & Co poTemus sHyNam x "a,
-Snrk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

RGMov,L OF THs COLLECTOR OF MIDDLE
rowx. Cr.-Austin Baldwin has been removed
from the Office OF Collector of the port of Mid
dctown. Connecticut, TO make room ior Philip
Snnc u Loco tOcO.