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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08


County Of Nep- York, S. GILBERT HOPKINS, President
and ALFRED S FRASER Cashier, being duly sworn depose
and say that the foregoing statement true according to the
best Of their know ledge and belief
(signed) GILBERT HOPKINS, President.
a. S. FRASER, Cashier.
Subscribed and before ne, this third day Of Feb
ruaIy, 1884, (Signed) C. s. Woodbury.,
O. Lecture TO the Ladies.-Mr. HARDINGE
respectfully Lecture the Intellectual Ladies of
New-York Friday evening att. o'clock $50 Broad
way elegant and commodous fitted for his future
Lectures. See Hardingss Lecture Room large letters
upon the door.
PROGRAMME OF LECTURE, VIZ.
St "A few oral suggestions with reference the peculiar
rights and SusceDbi'ies Of the angelic mind OF Woman
3D. SoPSycogrqphy aud he adaptation Of the latter Sci
ence accomplishment SC. 3d. Pictorial descrtp
lions OF the methods which have been adopted from
mmamoral for the embodiment of Ideas Events and
Language 4h Practical illustrations and lucid demonstra
zaonical Epitome will be presented which
struct well as
n BIN conformity the proposition made to me by my
patrons Friday evening last take class OF hundred
lat Fee Dollars each) further that have
cedsd that proposal and that first practical lesson Will
be class the close Of the lecture which all the
spectators grdtutousv and most respectfully invited to
witness and would also suggest to all Whose auaaoie
curiosity may prompt them attend spectators TO bring
lead pencil with them to e0 udldole tdctlittes
which they to advantage ever Afterwards
Each member Of the class will be furnished with printed
lessons a stiff card.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS Or three tickets for half dollar.
EACH TICKET WILL ADMIT BOTH A GENTLEMAN AND
LADY.
This item will be deducted from all who take Ticket
for the full Of Lectures and Practical Lessons Il 3tis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

~ Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
salt DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS, &c. Also, HEAVY TARPAULINS, PA
Pei, ELTfNCiS, 80 10 y inches wide tGGlNG plain
and wiilsd % and n luch. Also Gram AID Meal Bags,
anu ) 0a'''r 'srRINSC9KsERa6FF, S9s FOX & PoLHEMUs,
cot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

FURNITURE NOTlCE--Soa Bedsteads &c. .
i F. COTTON would inform all who Of + 2.
of any descrpton that he prepared furnish and
has constantly hand very large assortment including
Fanelrs Patent Sofa Bedsteads which for simplicity dura
bty and economy without their equal The public
invited call aud them-aro, all other kinds
Sofas always hand
Those breaking up housekeer ing wishing to sell all
portion of their Furniture, will find ready sale by send
iIg line calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended to.
au26isu F.COLTON, ll3 Fulton and "a Ann sts,
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70 SORE THROAT, COUGHS, CoNsUMPTIoN, pains In
of the body and other unpleasant symptoms
are the usual effects Of a cold.
Wright, Itdian Vegetable Pills are certain cure for all dis
and bowels those poisonous humors which, Of
obstruceJ respiration are thrown lnwady and are the
cause Of the above dangerous complaints.
From three six of said Pills taken every night on going
to bed will in short tune make most perfect cure q the
obstinate attack of throat; the time the d.
will be improved andthe blood comp etely purified
that new life and ygor will be given to the whole frame
CAUTIoN--As counerfeits abroad, avoid all stores OF
doubtful chsacter aud be particular III all ask for
Wrights Inaian Vegetable Pills.
Offices detoed exclusively the sale of the medicine
wholesale aud retail, No 28S Greenwich street New York
No fremont street. Boston and No. l69 Race street PHI
ladrlphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

LIBERAL LBGAcIEs-We learn that the following
legacies have been left by ISRAEL MUSsox our late
worthy fellow citizen, who died on Friday last, at
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

Hyer,s PiIls.-The safest, CHEAPEST and most e.
cfiye Family Medicine the World. See numerous testi
mouia at the General Office Of Sale lao Fulton street second
49, 81 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

NJ" The Invisible wig so closely resembles .ne
resi- head hair that scercs and connoisSenr nave
nounced the perfect and extraordinary % @
day The great advantage of this novel and unique VIE
its being made without weaving, wheh causes Us
anyarance closely resemble the natural hair eoth III
iyh,pess and natural apearaucr defy detscun rs tex
tnrs being beautiful porous and 50 fres that in all CASES
oF naspatiou evaporation uumreded aud the great eFiS
o;s Wigs entirely avoided The and connoissrI
are alike invited Inspect this novel aud beautiful Wig ard
m. recu,isr method ftug the head manufacturers
A &. BARRY, it6 Broadway. corner OF Lberysteet, ~
ial2
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PASSENGERS Sailed

Passengers Sailed
IN hepacke sip Pacific for Ne'g, Orleans,NlTs Hale
f Rosseau of Boston: Rev Mr. Punch4rd, Of Plymouth
HI Mr. Benz Hale, Jr, Geneva, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
n FROCKS, CLOAKS, &e.-Extra Beaver and PHO,
Cloth Over Coats Winter Fraeks Sacks &c. Also
aud medium quality CloL Cloaks, for sale a, 2ol Broadway
ol3 stf WM. 7. JENNINGS co.
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CONC F. x T.
Y y ~ y II IL 4
WILLIAM H. OAKLEY

WILLIAM H. OAKLEY
HAS THE HONOR Of announcing that he
L will give Grand Concert OF SACRED MUSIC in the
hnreh Of Chrvstie and Delanceyse THC RS
DAY EVENING, Feb. Slh, 1884, which occasion he viii
De assisted By the MOZART ASSOCIATION,
NIX OAkL sY will sing several of his popular
Sound the Trumpet In jerusalem My Flock my Friends
Farewell When from the Sacred Garden Driven for the
time this country he ill the Kecia,ve Israel
Scattered Sheep and air But he shall feed Carmel Con-
each can be had at Firth Hail. franklin square and
the dsor the evening OF the Concert. fec Stis%
Justice to Ireland"
4 REPEAL BALL will be given at Tammany
n Hall Monday Evening, Feb 2 1884, the proceeds Of
which the treasury of the United IRISH Regeal
Association of this city Tickets One Dollar each 10 had az
Tammany Hall, and of
I. NcCiiyuey. IA Water street..
Murphy Kearuey, Chatham strset.
P. Clarke, SO Henry
joins Collins. 81 Spring street
Riley, % Wile;t street.
Aud of the undersigned Committee
Patrick Clark James Hughes Michael Connolly
J James Bergen Michael Doran Patrick Coogan
Joseph Murphy John Collins Michael Doral, Jr.
Edw. G. Delaney Patrick Riley Bernard O'Conuell
James Boyle Loughllu Dugan Michael Brady
Andrew McCabe Michael Newton John Riley
Owen Clark John Duffy John B. Dwyer
DAVID NJ Naset Nicholas Walsh Law. II. Flanagan
Thomas roy John Hsnnes,ey Francis Fillmore
" m. Green Daniel Cooney Owen Curran
hos. Whee!an John Ward Michael Murtagh
Patrick Burke
P. CLARKE, Chairman.
JOHN CLARKE, Jr., Secretary. 6f SITS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

A brisnantins from Bermuda, for Sydney, \ s, went
ashore az Port jolly the night OF the lith ult er
name was supposed TO be the Active.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

1K7TLLIAM T. JENNINGS ~ CO, Diapers
w and Taors No. 23l Broadway, American Hotel, (op
posite the Fountan) solicit attention 10 invoice OF new
Goods received per last steamer direct from Agent Ia
London, consulting Of CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs In 7ari-
ous new styles splendid and for Dress Vests
MERlNO VELVETS, &c. with large assortment Of rich
Silk and Satin SCARFS. CRAVATS, HANDKER>
CHIEFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, DRESSING
ROBES, &C.
We would suggest patrons that from this additional
facility we shall be able supply them early date with
all the novete. Of the London and Paris markets and sustain
the reputation Of the establishment for The moderate prices
which have eliced liberal patronage since the adopeon
Of ready money system by which enabled 10 fur
nish garments from Is per cent less than orery-a
feature in the establishment which must commend 1t 10 hoae
recurring articles for immediate ID the addition TO our
6ck Of an assortment of first quality ready made garments,
including Surouts Coaks, Dress and Froek Coats Pants'
looms and Vests, &c. I3lsd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

CITY on the ath JAM the Bar the 18th brandy wine and
mde Ship Mscfan as1tson e # n % s
the City ships Claiborne sail for Orleans days; Aquet-
net osher disc Alexander Leeds do Brig GrecIan arr IN
supposed to the Wellesley from do F bank Felix, IN
t river the 10TH having board Capt Prior st aud I'd
was capszed in 81 IS y long 81 w and the cook lost The
was % DAYS Fire Island light. Feb q lat Al AZ long
50 Is saw Havre packet with cross in oretopsal Feb
lat Il 90 long 81 severe hurricane from
Brig Sterling Hamilton, days from Savannah cotton and
rice TO Dunham s Dimon
Ayerii s. Co. Sailed in company with brig Demerara for
New York Left TO sail in few days brlss fremont cod
spain Trindan schr Charles Vose for the West Indies
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
PER STEAMER BRITANNIA

PER STEAMER BRITANNIA
M7M. T. JENNINGS q co. 2f Broadway.
w American Hotel opposite the Fountain receipt
Of an Invoice of New Goods Of Cassimeres teh
sarin Cashmeret and Canton Cloth an entire new article
Ve,ngs Tor evening wear with small LOT OF spiendd
Satin scas Also Ensors Psteut Protected Seam Goyss
article bur recently introduced which needs ony 20 os
to kS apnrrctafed, 20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-The wonderful effects Of
this upon the blood known the world Few per-
could have escaped some its qualities The
size sold by ohe 81 is sold BY them at 50 cents per bottle
81 per dozen and warranted be good the
world ar 81 tsOrtaudt ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

Justice to Ireland
TT HAS BEEN DtTERMlNE to give a Bail
i in aid Of the funds Of the UNITED IRISH REPEAL
ASSOCIATION the evening Of the 18th of February, AZ
Washington Hail. Broadway. -
The Committee havs made arrangements upon liberal
scale and promise that nothing shall be wanting their
part make the Ball ali that should be TO do credit TO the
great cause -
Tickets can be had ef any Of the Committee The price Of
tickets admi, gentleman ard two ladies' fixed at Two
Dollars. -
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
John Herdman 81 South st; g; Maouey corner Of West
and Barclay sts H By,ne 50 Wall 81 James Cody 81
Sweeney Ann ST. James Bergen, II: William st; Bernard
D?une siS Greenwich ST Patrick Rafferty, 80 m ST
Hotel; James Byrnes, Nags Head Barclay st; Patrick
Moore 279 Division Lawrence Langton IS Spring ST, Jo-
seph Murphy Chatham ST. Michael Gins II Carlisle st;
Brian McCahill Sc Essex, corner Of Delaney ST. Andrew
Clark s Wssst; Dennis Mullen G5 Washpg5OG ;6 st; M
Dennis Mullins, s72: Pearl st; John Mcbride Waks5 cor
ham, So Ridge st; Johu Murphy Rutgers Michael Con
molly, l43 Mercer ST. JOSEPH +. CASSERLY, Sec,
f ,F13A "a Platt.street.
n AdlISEIIM My PER pf'VIIAI.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
The Wakona, from New Orleans, is still below
The ship Cohota from Liverpool reported as being below,
was not in sight last evening al sundown.
The Telegraph reports last evening bark IN the ofns un-
Cant Fountain of the steamboat hercules, which towed
the ship Geneva yesterday reports the Lower Bay very
Wind light from the Iorthward Weather hazy.
The packet ship George Washington, Capt Allen, Is de-
tanned until Friday, the 9th inst, owing 10 the death ot the
captains son. a.
The packet ship La Duchess dOIeans Tor havre, IS oe
Considerable anxiety felt for the safety of the French
bark Aige Seignetts which sailed from Rochelle on the
18th of November for this 81 days out and has mol
since been heard of Also schr Delta Somes which cleared
from Orleans for this port the 2oh Of December last
now over 10 days.
SAILED,
Ships Pacific New Orleans Panthsa, do:
Ba1ks Reform, Mobile; Ligonia New-Oreans; SIR lsasc
Newton, tHam) Hamburg.
Brig Exact, Savannah.
Schr Navarro ST @ Ioix and number Of Others
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

Oh OF TANNIN.A composition lately discovered for pre-
serving all kinds Of Leather keeping Boots Shoes Carriage
InnS. &c Wafer Proof al CnrflaRdt 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

pALLS, PARTIES, &c.-White Kid Gloves Of
ID yery superior quality For sale at 23l Broadway, 0p
posite the Fountain. M l. JENNINGS q 70.
/. . r.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
from the journal Of Commerce.l

We have been struck of late By the notices in many Of
the papers Of CoNNELs MAGICAL PAII EXTRACTOR om 81
Cortiand which they say will any Of the following
Erpspelas Piles Sail Rheum Screfa Chilbains Chafs,
Frosted Pcrts, Sore Nipples, Sore Eyes Old S.res Fons
Biles, and i'll fact all outward aings We have this
tice tried several of the above complaints with the
astonishing efect-cnng altar all other articles had been
tried in vain.
We recommend every family always keep this blessing of
the their houses No pay will be taken unless all
perfectly delighted by its
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

V7YPE RUBBERS WANTED at increased
1 tcaess, at Bruces New-Yori Type Fouudry, No. l3
ChambeTs street None bur experienced hands need apply
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
Sales Of Real Estate at Auction. F,b. !. Il
By A. j. Bieecker g. Co.

lot, 22it by lift $3.50
.k house No 304 Third avenue D, and lot, 26ft
2by II feet with piece of ground in and brick
tenamen, thereon 40
Two lots l3ths between 5t!l and 9th avenues, each
G by lo3lt. with rear buildings, each $4,000. 90
Lsase oflot, Gift by 55 2itst 9Th avenue, with
house for 10 wears at SIS per ann ground rent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

"a FOR SALE-A Paper Mil, Dwelling House
81 aud Orchard with 10 good land, situated N
Whippany, New-Jersey a miles from OK, ana
and within 2! miles from the Morrsown ReIoaa' ana
miles below Morris,owu. The Mill is situated on ;.
falling of water viii dnTe4 engines n tns
The wheel new, feet wide ana ies mar.
ticulars inquire of GAUSS Dsf,hnioAN - yoIk
6u ~ Souia a. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

- l. IL A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
s,eam aud nave hand, large assortment Of Candy.
&C. Of superior quality. suitable for the Southern market
This candy beng made from Refined Sugar will keep In
warm climate harder and dryer than any made from
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

..sss.. DAILY EXPR ESS.-The Subscribers
their Express regularly every day (Sundays
excep,ed) via Housatonic Railroad. and faom
= 9k NewYork, Albany, Buffalo and the intermediate
places for the of Specie Bank Notes Bundles
nd Packages Of Goods, Collecting Bs. Notr' Drafts and
Accounts, with despatch. "
From this CITY at O'Clock A. NJ arriving in Albany ths
same evening and in advance Of the U, 8. Mail.
f.S ,oiws POMEROY X CO. Wal-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
poRToF NEWYORK, FEBRUARY 8.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-THls DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS.
WIN. T, JENNINGS, & CO, 23l Broadway,
w oppote Park Fountain sociI attention TO style
of Office coat which they have got up for Spring
feh 81 ia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

DATENT WATER PIPES-Lead, tin. wood.
Sheet and wrought Iron Pipes, coated insde with
hydraulic cement oxydaon and give pure
and durable conduit for water to be seen IN rear building
No. 142 Fulton street
y: B-No letters except postpaid and addressed to J.
BALL. LIZ Fulton Sc. ", Y. answered. 70
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

BOARD IN BOND-STR EET.-A Parlor, with
ID Bedroom attached and two small rooms with
CRATES to et with Board, at So Bondstreo. JIG lmlss
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce.st.
CHADES Of all descriptions wholesale and retail +,
DSign, Banner aud Transparent Painter 10 order.
is Imis BAkTOL & DE MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

The New. York Association Of Amieur under the dec.
ton of Mr. Mabel have kindly volunteered ther er:ces on
,ln occasion f6 Cts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

- -. MATCHES The IarsesL auu Host spieh,
Of Wa.ees N the cay G Be i9use S
aI az % Cold and Silver Watches of the newest styles,
sa l England France and swt1eand
ilo to offer larger assortment, and Al much lsa
@ aan - ~ rets than any other house the city: Gold
yfrhts a. low a. $40 TO s each Watches and JewslTy
se The money returned Watches Clocks and Jeweiy
l1ed IN the best manner and warranted, lower than at any
oti,ef place In the city.
0H' G. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelr7.
is isrf Wholesale ard recaii. 20 Wssreet. al stars
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