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Very Rev. DR.. VIM Matthew'S -
Gen. John 7. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas Esq,
Darius CIagett, Esq.
Gen. Walter Smith, c..u....,.
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Messrs. Hugh Smith & Co., Alexandra.
Nath. Jewett, Esq In.
Messrs. Loring kupfer, '0''o"
Messrs. Young, Smith & Co.
" Wolfe & Csrkes,
" Baily, Ward & Co. vow iork'
Benz. VI. Field, Esq
Hon John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq Philadelphia
Messrs. Levi Garrett Sons,
+ Sas ( ss n sf e. 6 Esq Baltimore.
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Richmond
Messrs. J & w. Southgste Norfolk
Messrs. J. w. Zachary Il Co.
Hon. T.. ID. White, we" Orieans'
City Of Washington, May l6 lS43
N. Is. We propose to such editors Of newspaper,
IN any Of the commercial cities, who wi insert tho
above Card for one month in their columns sending
us paper containing the same, 10 transact any bu.,
ness they may require in this city, coming within IN,
scope Of our Agency for the space Of one year from
the first Insertion, free of charge. JAG.
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"AppERS' ILLUMINATED NEW PlCTO-
II pIAI, BIBLE to he published in numbers, al
u cents each, large quaro size.-No' this DAY re-
csvedl contains fifty ninc illustrations vigneltes, &c
&C. aot mo in The finest style Of engraving printing,
and paper and is at the same time the mos, eenuuiu
and The cheapest work ever offered IN the onHeo
States. -, ~.
The whole Bible will contain sixteen hundred Hue
,,,l;ons more than fourteen hundred of which are
from origin, and entirely new designs by IoChsir
man. h ~
Nav be examined and subscribed for at The boon
F. TAYLOR.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE--The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou,
sands. II will take out all pain in ten minutes and
no failure 1t will cure the PILES.
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4 'HAfMANS MAGIC RAZOR STROP four
" sided.-siJe No. being hone Of new com
position which will reduce the razor pen-knife or
surgical instrument to smooth and keen edge more
speedily and with greater perfection than any Thing
that has before been offered to the public. Wbeteyer
the instrument is well known it is used 20 the e.ou
sion Of all others Prices ranging from 50 cents I'M.
wards.
Sold for the proprietor by =. TAYLOR
bookseller
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NRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES direct from
L Paris, by y. TAYLOR, and just received, a
small collection OF Portfolios of fancy-coiored goat
skin and Turkey morocco leather, finished in style
of beauty and taste superior TO any thing before
Trough, TO this markell single dozen only received
lime Dn-n
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CHEAP PUBLlCATIONs-Jn., i,.o.J -,

4 'HtHf TUbLIVH TONS.-Just issued and
" this day received for sale by +. TAYLOR
Biograpny and Poetleal Remains of the late Mar
gsrei Davidson, by Washington Irving Price so
cents.
Russia and the Russians, by @. Kohl complete in
two numbers-25 cents each.
Nos and Of the Works Of Lord Byron. a, 95
cents each Fine paper and large tyre with enpray.
ings.
No. 10 of Johnsons Farmers Encyclopedia o.
cents
The Water Witch, complete for 30 cents One of
the cheap series Of Coopcr's novels. July I3-tf
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HORSES that have Ring-Bone, Spawn, Wind
Calls, &C. are cured BY ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
rOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs'Foun
der Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
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.. Those purchasing TO sell again will be supp.a
az the ioWesi msnuisctoiy prices. NAV 30
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PETERS VEGETABLE SHILLING

Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the
District. ian 97-Iy
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COMMON PLEAS. :. BefeEe Judge ULsrpErnER.

DlstFess warrant By landlord against sub-ten-
ant FOR rent although the mad been previously paid he
teasnt who hired immediately Of the landlord Edward Le
wlla James Ferguson. The plaintiff hic-d of defendant
the coal yard Of Christopher and Greenwich streets
$500 and paid him, stated By witness all he
Two days after the second quarter becoming due the
landlord, Mr. Amos. issued landlords for quar-
tes due and sized the stock Of COAL the yard
keeping possession of the stock and premises till sufficient
coal sold TO satisfy the aud expenses The pre-
action against the BY the subenantto
back the The Court decided that the action had
been brought in the proper form and allowed
A sub-;enant b. obtaining of the landlord hire
may become free Of his lien, SC.
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POLICE OEFICE-

A colored thief named John Francis was arrested
the dwelling of George Watfss, 81 ST Marks Place aud
stealing S99 worth Of silver sIc-psrt of which was
found his possession There also found his place
Of deposit mems and shirts women clothing,
articles plated ware &C also stolen for which
wanted.
acknowledgements Rogers and John Good
Fulton Market John Ce,ter committed for stealing
the uprers Of peir of boots from John Ber 236 William st
Eliza Datise and Rachel Kennedy, cooi-d. COM
mitted for stealing dress from Smith go Cross Mary
Haggerty committed foi stealing 2artaloon=.
Rugan Welsh was committed for stealing 80 gal
or1 Of nolasses o hogshead in froat of the store e
Nessrs Woodruff Roe, Front street. Sunday night
ast and Bridget bsnahan u'tses Is Water ST, was
estsd for purc!ic5iGs pals OF said ynola;sss
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New-York Legislature.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 49,
In the SENATE joint resolution was received
from the Assembly instructing our Senators and
requesting our Representatives IN Congress to
. urge the passage of bill making an approprla-
ton for the improvement of the Hudson Rlver-
which was passed unanimously.
Mn. BARTLIT's resolution authorship the Stan
subcommittee on State Prisons, to visit prisons
during the recess, &C. was, after considerable
debate, lost by tie vote. A protracted debate
IN the New York Common Pleas Court Bill then
easued which came to nothing-and the
bill Tor the relief of the Auburn State Pr
son was read third time and passed.
The bill to increase the capital of the School
Fund $4,000 being the portion of the Land
money allowed to New York; was then further
and somewhat angrily discussed, but left without
any question being taken-And the Senate went
mlo Executive session.
The ASSEMBLY, after the reception OF petitions,
DC, considered the New York lien law, which
was referred to the New York delegation. The
Brooklyn lien law was at the same time referred
to select Committee The State Prison bill
was then debated at considerable length, and the
House adjourned to half past three IN the alter
n0on
In the afternoon session, the House in Com
matee Of the Whole went into consideration
o. .. the Resolutions amendatory of the Constitu-
soa IN regard to State debt and liability
nothing definite was arrived at, when the Com
al1'ee rose and reported and the House adjourned.
INCREASE OF BUSINESS AT THE PoRT OF Bos
5os-We learn that the receipts at our Custom
a0ase this year up to the Oath inst. inclusive,
were eight hundred and thirteen thousand taco
eaasred and 'eighty.fre dollars and .tfty-ttoo
ssts'-Ssl3,2S5 50. In the same time last year
asy amounted to $267,33 50 only-not quite
'ae'saird of the receipts of the present year,
Boston Advertiser.
" Il. c. TAYLOR, late Editor Of the Oberlln
evangelist, has plead guilty to four of the tar
, Z indictments found against him by the Grand
'utyy and the other nine have been noted tbs
s ssii1ehee Tor attempt to procure abortion was
~ 1'o oi S200, and one years imprisonment IN the
:, jail. On each eli three indictments Tor
ael ne was fined S25.
u The weather at st. Louis on the 18th INST
s sss Clear and pleasant, and the river IN good
rpsSigahle order. The Illinois was open as far as
Beasdstown.
V Mr. Hawkins, the great Temperance lee
W. formerly of Baltimore, is now laborlng Win
s'sal success in Savannah, Geo.
W A valuable lead mine has been discovered
A'at Van Euren, Arkansas.
W There are IT'S Students in the Pennsylva-
- University, the present term.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

RESPITE FOR BABE THE PIRATE.-An order was
received yesterday BY the Marshal respecting the
uon OF Babe (Which to have taken place the lGth Of
March for one mouth The order signed BIZ Secretary
Upshur and was almost the last act Of his life
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COURT CALENDAR TINS D.v.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos I68. 800 a24. 225. 235
l25, 236, 239, 24O, 242, 24a 244, 245, 246, 247
2i8, 249 250. 25l, 252. Psi 255, 256, 257, 258 $50
260, 26l, 1852, 263, 264, 266, 267, 269, go.
Common PLEAs.-Nos %, q, 80. D, %, 80, 49,
"a, 35, 38
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CONCLUSIVE PROOF
OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY y
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

OF La lStioI VI
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HAppoYFrELp. New-Jersey, April 90 l8i3.
On or about the 18th day of October 1911 was taken W m
violent pain the side the liver winch continued lot
about FIVE days aud followed by the breaking OF an ulcer
or something nwardy which relieved the pam te but
caused me othrow up Greatauanuty Of offensive mater
ped 10 phvsciau but he said he though ne Could 90 nut
little for me except give Mercury PiHs which ie-
fused to take feeling satisfied they could do NE no good
many other remedies then procured ny my vile ana
friends but none done good and the discharge Oh
blood and corruption s continued every lew days anu Al
last bee anne so offensive could scarcely breathe also
sezed with violent cough which az times caused me TO
mise much blood than had done be!oe ana my disease
continued in this way, still worse until reprua
when all hopes of gwen w. and my enes
all thoush would die of gaopng consumption at his
heard of Dr. Wsars Basam Of Wild Cherry and got bot
tie which relieved mms ately and by the use OF only
three bottles this medicine, ali pans my
cough and splitting OF blood and corruption entirely stopped
and IN few weeks nay health so lar restored as 10 enable
me 70 work at my trade (Which carpenteT aud Up 10 lS
TINA have enjoyed good health. THOMAS CCEkNS.
Neu-JerSsy. gloucester C1'y, SS-ters0nay came De-
fore me- the subscriber Of the justices OF the ah
for the said county, Thomas Cozsns and oeiug duly
according law, saith the above statement Is IN an .hinsS
true Affirmed before the goth day OF April Isl
49, J. ELEMENT, }. Z.
Another of 40 gears standing cured by this Ba!sams9
il We can refer TO scores prove this whose authority VIII
NOT be ouestionsd Be1eGre Of and iitGtions
which are offered the reputation OF this basa soo ony
bv Isaac Butts 25 Fulton street. corner OF sew
YORK; Dexter Albany; K. w. Bull, Hartford; CONAN
New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

~ Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK LIGHT RAVENS, FOR BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS, sc. Also, HEAVY FARPAULlNS. Pa
PER FELTINGS 70 to 10 inches wide; BAGGING, plain
and twilled, 90 and a ic also. Grin and Meal Bags 2
ANU ''s''' BRtNCKERHoFF, FOX & poLHEMUS,
so Pine
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UPPER POLICE OFFICE.

LARcENIEs.-James Thornton, coIored, was COM
mttea stealing about Sc worth Of brown shes= from
the store of Remsen 2i7 Centre Charles Henry Ad
Evans 20 Clark Sarah McDade spruce looking white
erI held bail for ealing silk satin hat from the
store of Eliza Neal, Sc Catherine St
A full suit of cart harness was stopped by deal
or when offered sale-or which officer Tompkns
an owner at the Upper Folice Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

The Moral GOVERNMENT AND INFLUENCE OF
FEMALEs.-The Hon. Horace Mann, in his ad-
mirable Report to the Mass. Board of Education,
introduces the following remarks concerning tie
Prisons he visited during his late European tour,
in which an example is mentioned worthy Of inll-
tation wherever the great scheme of benevolence
extends:
In regard to Prisons, have found them almost
uniformly, and especially on the Continent, in
most deplorable conditon-oiten worse than any OF
ours were twenty-five years ago, before the com
mencement among us Of that great reform in Prison
Discipline which has already produced such bene-
6cent results. Great Britain, however, now fur
nshes some admirable models for the imitation OF
the world. In the city OF Dublin visited prison
containing about three hundred female convicts.-
1t was suporintended by Female. The whole
was perfect pattern OF neatness, order and deco
rum and the moral government was as admirable
us the maternal administration. As the Lady Prln-
cpal conducted me to the different parts OF the es-
adjustment, speaking to me with such sorrow and
such hope of the different subjects OF her charge,
and addressing them one who came to console
and to save, and not to punish or avenge-always
in tones of the sweetest affection, yet modified to
suit the circumstances of each offender felt, more
wildly than had ever done before, to what sub
lime hight OF excellence the female character can
reach, when it consecraes its energies to the work
of benevoence. Amid these outcasts from society
she spends her DAYS and her nights; but with her
convictions and sentiments of duty and of charity
toward the lost they must be days and nights winch
afford her more substantial and enduring happiness
than queens, or those who, by their destinations,
govern the goverdors of man, can ever ENJOY
~ The small noy was raoinu at DE Soto,
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rs7HE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE
AGE.-hr. FABER, or Vienna rrspectfu,ly announces
the American Public that h has succeeded after ~
TEEN YEARS and Anatomical str dies
in perfecting a SPEAKING AND SINGING Au'rOMA-
TON This wonderful triumph of INDUSTRY AND
pabet conveses with his AUDITORS and vii 81 NC and F.
CITE N THREE. LANGUAGES, ENGLISH, GER
MAN aud LATIN. Mr. Faber proposes, III accordance
with the solicitations Of scientific gentlemen exhibit his
short time that the public may have
portnny witnessing discovery which has excited
prise and admiration throughout the scientific world TIE
EXHIBITION Rooa corner Of BROADWAY and LIsHESARD.
srRrEr will be opcn every day Sundays exceped from 10
A. Nj. until P NJ and evening Except Sunday aud
Monday from till O'Clock.
Tickets so Cents. Children under years of IS
Cents.
The Entrance Lspenard Sd door the left ;da
from Broadway f29 81
a MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
I FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
Last week positively of Signor FRANCISCO, the great
NJ iI of modern times who will appear in his astonishing
and extraordinary
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TIE License Question.

The following is copy of bill reported to
the Assembly OF this State from the appropriate
committee by AIr. Burt. We will waste no
words in commencing tit commends itself
but we do most earnestly desire that it may be-
come law:
sEerIoH On the Monday before the frs, Tuesday in the
mo2 n Of a NET e the sn ho e
Of excise in their respective towns cities shall or shall not
The Officers each town Wsd who hold
ngs o. ward elections for Chatter officers shall attend on The
such meetings and elections ad .a proceed the
day and IN the provided b. law for such meetings md
be written printed the word License" the words 80
License" and opposite the same in b2x
j. II at sucH ieeIlns majority OF the electors IN such
town or cty shall be for license shall any time
terea:tsEbs lawful for the board excise therein grant any
snch town city until such determination shall reversed
by vote, as hereinafter provided.
city shall be license the bosrd of excise such
iowa or city may grant license sell Intoxicating liquors
and who shall have IN his d'venghouse least six beds
attached to his premises good and suteen stabins
proYendef Of hay In The winter and hay or pasturage IN the
or travellers but charge shall be demanded
received therefor from any eIsG4 tafing such license
- w enerer decision shall have been made By the Eec
tors OF any town city above provided, the shall
msl decided until at last oneourh of the legal voters
such town city shall writing, request thu Justices OF
such town Mayor Of such city, present the question
AGAIN to the Electors; and in such request, such JUS
tices or Mayer shall by pubic poce posted three public
weeks notify tie Electors tat the said question will be
cded IN the prov e the first and second
OF this act, the Monday before the first Tuesday in May
next thereafter.
IS. NoiiceDses shall be granted 10 sell intoxicating liquors
persons other than tavern keepers provided in the
fourth section of this
I. All the penalties imposed by title nine part first chap
t twenty OF The Revised Statutes hereby declared va
excep expressly repealed and the OF III
shall neglect Tor ten days, for penalty
therein provided, any other may prosecute therefor N
the name OF such officer by giving bail the court otncsr
before whom ne prosecute the OF all costs
If he shall fail Judgment; and IN such prose-
cuted 10 effect Of such anaty shall belong to such
prosecutors and the baiance provided By law; and any
property made for keeerto have, entitls
on any Judgment recoveredfor any such penalty.
All laws conflicting with the provisions OF this act are
hereby repealed.
g. This shall take effect Immediately.
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BALL.-The Danish, Swed
- h and Norwce,ans Of the city Of New York invited
take part Ball. TO be held Friday the first day OF
March in the evening at O'clock the Henry Clay House
No III Washington ST. leo 2ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

y A disease called the black tongue, or putrid
sore throat, is raging in Illinois.
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rive me- ftiend-ship's gold en- BEAM

esR F. WARNER, the Translator of We
5e, Theory undy other Gsas u 81 sS 9ss os
anasi.T ayenns March 9Th, 2. O'Clock The class Is
igasd ladies' well a aaa wl par
Is n will consist excIasivey OF such Those nali
@ win this class Win be rapid progress eaS horoesh
educa,on Room Ill Broadway. 20 sse0S
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~ The PROVIDENCE ALMANAC for 1914, en-
brscng Business Directory OF the principle towns
Of Rhode Island, is very neat and convenient
work, by B. F. Moore, Providence, r. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

O. The smallpox was raging at De soto'
Miss, at the last dates.
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"THE ARK, and Odd Fellows Western
slouhly Magazine has just been started at Column
bus Ohio, by A. L. Balm and A. E. Glenn. Month
L.. al 81 per annum.
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THE jew: Historical Romance by c..
ss.ynr.R, Author of The Jesuit, translated from
=. German, is to-day published by ]. Winchester
l fl powerful story, and has acquired immense
..o,larty in Germany We believe it conveys a
rholesone moral while exciting profound interest
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40 EGYPTIAN IScANTATIoNs

GRAND CHINESE EQUILlBRiUMs!
MISS BLANCHARD the cele brated and only female jug
gler America engaged and gives her splendid perform
ances OF the celebrated MUSICAL GLASSES, In addition
TO her great feats of Juggling.
Signor MoNTIV.D0; with his universally ad l
CAL FIGURES, is engaged Together with
II. @. BOOTH, Comic Vocalist: II: u. SHERMAN.
Ballad Singer; and LA PETITs. CERlrO the Dsnssuse.
The GIPsT QUEEN the Fortune teller may be con-
Performances every evening /! o'clock and Wednesday
aud Saturday afternoons Il O'Clock.
Tickets 2ocents; children under 10 years l2i cents
Twenty-Five for private consultations Nth the
COsy (9u.eD
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" Rory O'MoRE, an Irish Romance, by S.
LOVER, author Of Handy Andy &C., has just
been republished and for sale by w. H. Graham
Tribune Office.
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STOUTESBURGH * FARR. Auctioueers.
Store, No. % Canal-stree;, National Hali.l
NIIT-DOOR SALES OF GROCERIES, FUR
" NlTURE. DRY GOODS, &c. attended t. iE per'9r
and promr tu;ns Iad Sas of Real Estate made a. the
Me- Exchange
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w aSfEi ,--Employmen by an American far
isi eaesete Of taking chase-bes, Of rsiersress given
tpEly AZ 4Ss setfth street. - 6ts
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4 YOUNG WOMAN wants a SITUATION TO do
IAgsners hcusewoTk in nee fmilv bes snnd reeur.
ondation: hEst rate washer and ,roneI Pas call al
iTh St staire. fess re