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JoNES's COMMERCIAL AGaDEMf,

as5 RHnAnwAY, CONNER or MugaAy-srErGr.
T5NIt QhiECr u. This Institution IS "a MpaTt iorouEh
4 ln,:ruc'on m Bookkeeping. Psnmarship and CONNIE.
cal Arhg.,c anl Guaiy Gentems n the practical duties
hs desk. Private instruction siven scuifed Rooms
oaon day and Sleplng.
c fe reert or The Mercantile, Library Association
gus.'ed apply 20 the brannn Of Clinton Hail. who wi!
urrh tickets o! admission under the Arrangement made with
the tOrmteo.
has, ains years,
- For ssis Jones. Pncirer rnd Practice OF Bcokkeep.
ms Svu H. h work adopted ;hr first Academic IN
Huunni this country. alio repunlshed IN England.
and extensively introduced there ol en-
BOOKKEEPING, &c.
- G. MARSH. Accouaanl, respectfully announces mat
y. hli arruR Rooms No = Cedar street, contnes open
tom i. v. II 7. ".
In lie study u Bnos seepinS rs taught By Mr. Marsh.
every ne c! practical nsnner eofnce;s ser
ydrtEsr,so e01Ss. embracing AL ms GIere en- business
rssa -ooG eTcaae hnGSe. hs becomes Einiia'
VITA iths 1nss CONSTITUTING the - With I'll the documents
Ts,Aul bOs ira hasrcss. balance shev accounts
raB yssh egCaGe calculations. III iusis!
dl,cuJ :. equation Of payments. exchange. Sc. .
ut Instruction OF .oOi capacity Wi
become competent BoosSeepeF. and will receive ccrth
cate o. th-t effect. No racsht n claS.
MERCANTILE WRITING "A thorough courss Of pro
sreSS:Ye Lessons w-!ch viii al IN eacng valuable IN
movement Specimens OF cly mercantile style may &c sen
a. IT, rooms,
Propec;us with hours. &c. be obtained st the
'''''1 N-' c. & MARsH'S WORKS
The Science OF Douhe Euuy Sock Keeping Scplaed
l,;h e<l;oa. 80 pages octave. price 81.
Tsear Single Entry Book kseDng Improved, 81 ed!aos
ID pages oc;ayo: pres Is cec;s.
70. sale i; the bookstores, and g. the rooEI
Mr.. Marsh Offers hS services II opening closing o: writing
- books, IS Cedar street, up stal-l. oT
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IN pr,E-fAVCE OHM order OF tfe Surrogate ofthe
vi Ssv- York Notice herahy {" MI persons nav
ing CLAIMS .nn.i SARAH BAi>ER, lae oi he ny {" .NeW
49, to present the WIKI The vouchers h'roi
IL ths subscriber. at his re'aee No q a'nt'%n s'it,
repe, n.si Dated NewYo the !ir't a. - jag" isil
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A q PRIVATE SALETwo Lots of Ground each "a feet 8
- by leo feet the north 81 the ht Avenue
Twenty e.hlh.sreet with three snh lcu!t 90 the Tor
ne: r. pumD before he-e lots fwenty eI n-s;'teis
paved and nd gutter set icet IN wc.H OF me walk
lGid with a s-tOnea. ~ nj and toz=s pad the TIC
ndputahe Part q. the purchase money csa bono
end mortgage. The situation sn'd. pubic Deck NJ
the Of Iwent2 street Eos isrel particulars a-
piy 10 ANTHONY ). BLrECKEk & 60.
Old lw No Broad street, I'ear Wal street
ITO MPORTERS OF DRY COODS-The advertisers wit
exchange plat Of steen House tots {" ground elegantly
suaed nb"U half miles North "a Union Piace hn-
splendid OF che Hudson RIVER rc ~ re great
tnO:uurh!f-. leading 10 the properly AGdeSS 81 " 20
the Courier and Enduifer u'fre sistfc
4 TPRiVATE SAIF-surahc Cor IN ofFcs ball.
N Nonr Stove good order. w eat! fonare top
or ,te ppas iRn 10y NM ~ the Office oi
ANTHONY j. BLEErKrR 40.
ola lw Nh : Rtold - " AT -.
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DATENT OFflCE-Invsntors are respectfully informed
tE=t z Joae cnatinue prepare Drawings End Specis
:aol avery aecrean pi Inventions at MS ONCE 70 Full
ION At Iron Buildings y. 7.
Tie drawings my D. iccnpbed 81 his OLD establishment
~ Fulton 81 " where the beat description Of thne phc
t'nrk Is erscutSi m 81. lowest 81 Inn
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plRiV ATE rUirION.-s;I. T. e. chnf.s Professor Of
Dancing Nal'ZuE m all is variety. would respect
fy n,unl he Ladies' md Gentlemen of this city tina, he
farming Toy private instruction IN the above arts
at us re7lceac6 No. Il; pIincs 81. neGT sullivan.
siet days and evenings VIII &c naG3 70 iu the coHven
fence -; his pupiis.
ir Will attend emnR:es, give private lessons IN Glasses
sls, The eSidenre 81 his pups n: Slc Academy
and .i. tn Ladies and Gentlemen wtO wish 20 NUKE w.
.h'. VIiZag pa,e. ~ Jas scndery.
For lurlhef pnTiemllft apnlT as nhONe. Oi3 oiv
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az salem VEIN NUT COAL 70. sInsll Si1T" ~
- y per tou-eeaeh Ocaatt senrJiNiH LshiT9, LA:ha
and ijvc-ool t daily atEchHt-iiz and Tor ALE CT
he CT rxn ~ ,Ins Gr cheap eash On G.vSty ~
BENJAMIN Z co. SUCCESSOR N zee q f W.
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rJ'OP0GR apHiCAL. MECHANICAL. AND ARCH.
L TECTURAL DRAIvISG-O !;ee. l,he FIST Of he kind
in tie ertYl tie basement. No II "as,.-I7 GIR5RD
DrauIhtnsn. bs-s Icave call the Of Crv and
Military EDslneers Surveyor Arnt-rts. Narhinists Con-
fcors. Commissioners OF Land, the public generally
h:s advertisement ot The p,upt ari completion Maps
fohss, Plan, every det-np1n, and Drrwing in general
required IN me gsotul ara and industry. "a lnt
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IN PURSUANCE order of the surrogate OF tho tHn'
Hs,S Work Norrcy hereby gwen L. AZ pen"ns haY
iny CLAIMS sraie.t ROBERT BARKER bue Of tho Gig OF
New York licensed to pteta The S WIZ "
set IN he city of Newy ORR, or before The en cay OF
DacoTiber nest ,r,. ,s,,
i, ~ i ~ ~, V''' ''e MN. BROWNING Fx'r.
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pOARnlNG SCHOOL. FOR BOYs-yew. Canaan Sen
ID mary. C;-juuX OSBORN. Puncipul-Numher OF lup,s
limited o tweniyeas y pc: yea. Circulars cUn be Oh
tnncl Of h.cssr & Web. I5i ClAnd.siree John DnE0n
7 RvnroH stree silss julian. James ,t'eel u : uma
comb i;o~ecs; Il Bach % Concord. street Brook yn. ire
Principal he ii wy erri'reo where circulars also
may be- Obtained. UI In
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a SCHOOL. FOR BCiNS y lnlbe; limited II %. Cen
IA IL ed West Bloomfield. Is. q" y, 10 mi s0rI
n Wort, Az from. Newark. Terms sodr-ct-.
The f-s, q. I'M new >ltuun MI! caen on W ed
nscny Sh ihc iretlrte OF the sGhsc1hcf
Ter Tie last yc1rS Pri.cips! u hs Bloomfield ing GRa
I,lss,eal .Gclnsny DAVID a. FRAME
PRINCIPAL AM r:r.i,;of.
r-rIouls furnished application tbs rIae ;:i
niiIalMNs. 80 wv
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surRIrF's OFFICE. New York. Augu.r Tn. 1884,.

sHERlFF's OFFICE. New York. Augu" In isii.
Tho above published pJrsuart tie noc- al tie ecrs-
olgI, and Dfov,tcd HM. JONES Sf6rF
OF the Cfy Hni County Of New Work.
~ An the public NeWspaO-rs ~ The Comfy WI 2 Ols
the above ench wesk un The election had ten h5nn
~ their bills Tor advertising the 80 n5 ,hey nny he Iah
before the Boa n OF SurpcGrOIs ard 20 sei l pigment
SEQ Revived Setut.s. vol ~, Chap 9Th. Ute 81 ae o.
puIt -. PAGE 40. A,-, lv.t..2sl.
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EERRTH AAiBGy NAEy-scenufc. Mathematical!
and Classical The NInts! Session oi - w.ess viii
neree on N,onday, Nov. AL. the OF ns,iucio
thG!ch and practical Circrays. with testimonials and
encea may BE aad OF John 4. Isy BAG. Lhuch Chapel
or OF the PRINCIPALS :. f. WOODBRIDGE.
~ 5ws y q. WOODBRIDGE.
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! i SPLENDID IND SCIENTIFIC .5RTICLE FOR
THE GhOWTE -lND RESTORATION
TO 5E-i CTyFT. DRESS. CLE.aE AND SOFTEN
THE HUMAN HAIR,
IL! otherwise improve and render Splendid
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E7OUHG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Mn BAILEY respectfully Informs her p,t'on, and iae
public that Will reopen he; >ennary On Monday. Ire YIN
81 September next; Hotte.m9 References sc. apply q; er
rralhancs. No I'D NnInl.l EAes. BlserAer st Is nM.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
HoRArto ALLEN Chairman OF Executive Committee.


To th> Editor Of the Courier and Enquirer
In the Courier and Enquirer OF Saturday morning,
Won deliberately assert, that q set Of young men IN
this CITY have already very foolishy divided among
themselves all the important Offices IN the city under
Mr. Claws Administration "
Now am one Of the Young men Wings OF tins
CITY, possessing, according 10 my Judgment, equal
facilities with Yourself Tor obtaining information OF
the dongs of the Young Wings OF New-i ork, and
have never heard OF such arrangement. nor do l
think that YOU believe what YOU say, but that you
have added this To your other late frequent atac Ks
upon the Young Mems organizations IN order to de
strov if possible It's Usefulness and influence. How
the Young Men have offended YOU, do mol know,
unless indeed, as you jeaously would seem to ndi-
cate, thev enjoy greater consideration than you de-
sre and are likely in future to exercise more niu-
ence than would be wholesome 10 yourself, as an
aspiranr. | call upon you now publicly 10 name
the persons who form the irresponsible and self
constituted club OF would-be- -dictators." Let The
public the party, and particularly the Young Men
Of the party know who they that assume 10 dc
tate. and divide the spoils, by your silence ac-
knowledge the preparation OF wiliul and deliberate
,alsehood If such an organization az You have
charged actually exists, the Wings. and especially
the Young Wings, ought TO know il. Again say,
name the men. lorNG "Hi".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Balance in the Treasury .............. SiOl -
The Committee confidently express the belief that
when the principles and mode of relief adopted by
the Association are rightly understood, and the re-
suits which have already attended its early efforts
are duly examined that they will be fully sustained
bv the berality OF an enlightened public. Bat
while the subject is one in which every member Of
the community is deeply interested, so difficult is it
widely 10 diffise knowledge of It's principles and
Objects that few comparatively have YET a.aed
themselves OF the superior advantages which this
organization presents Tor The distribution ol their
Charity. The Institution is designed TO be pcfma-
nent in liz operations and although with the return
Of Summer and the increased facilities for Employ
msnt the demands on the Association will be mate
rially diminished, still in dense and numerous pop
ulation like our own. where many c0ases OF des-
rirution and suffering exist, considerable monthly
expenditure will be unavoidable. To meet this, aa
contributions will not be solicited after the lst of
June, anti, the return Of Autumn, they would earn
esty call upon those who have not vet aided the
Association TO send their Contributions and Sub
scriptions 10 r. b. MinturD, Treasurer, 78 South
street: to R. NJ. Hartley Ut the General Office,
corner CT Grand and Elm-slree;s 10 any OF The or!
icers OF the Association, or Members OF the Ward
Committees, by whom the tickets aud directory will
be furnished.
In behalf oi the ASSOCIATION
JAMES BROWN. President.
3 ral lH@F.fT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
For Tire Trbun

There are several errors in the short article head
ed Episcopal elections in Saturday mornings pa,
per, for which you give the Protestant tdissentng)
Churchtnan as authority. In the first place, no
Parish fayors encroachments upon the ights OF the
I.aity. The matter complained ol, II obnoxious TO
the rights Others concerns the Clergy as much as
the Iaity Secondly, there has been tony knowl-
edge no change of any vote from the majority 10 the
minority in the last Conveniion-how many vice
versa candid judges may tell YOU OF if it pleases-
and lastly OF our County in particular, instead ot3 to
| as reported in your article, it is now 8 to = and
,y,s 4 n LAST wear. EERITAs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

lSplANA.-The Charter Election was held in
the city OF Indianapolis (lndiana) on Saturday
last. The result was the election OF the entire
Wing ucket-Nlayor, Marshal Clerk, Supervi-
sor, and two OF the three Ceuncimcn, the third
being defeated by Wing votes on local grounds
Regular nominations were made on both sides
Last year the Mayor and Marshal were both
Loco FocoS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

CAPITAL PuSIsHMEST.-The lecture OF Or. Ora
ham, ON Saturday evening, vindication OF the
doctrine thn, Capital punishment is Rot nolr sane
toned by the Bible, nor adapted to prevent the
crime Of murder In some respects the lecturer
would wish To be considered as standing aoot from
most others in this reform. They seem 10 be any
ious, in their zeal 10 pull down and uprooold Inst
tntions, rot sufficiently considering whether the
times and circumstances warrant such movement
As God always chooses the best according TO pre-
sent conditions and circumstances, so should men,
He argued with power and eloquence that Capital
Punishment is not now needed,-that the taking OF
life whether public private tends 10 produce IN
society the mursrous didthesiS. and that all detail
ed accounts of murders and executions should be
kept from society. The lecturer regretted that our
religious teachers should better understand this
important subject. He would not have an nstiti-
ton charged until the pnblic mind is prepared, and
the appropriate business of The Clergy is to prepare
the public mind for and better institutions,
ther than TO retard human progress by lingering 10
support old ones and he contendcd that if they per-
sist in clnging TO those ancient Institutions which
were established in conditional necessity, and which
are incompatible with the highest and best condition
of human nature, they endanger the institutions and
lessen the usefulness OF the priesthood.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.

ANDERSON l. DOBBS have jlist received .aYge and
splendid assortment ofnew Spnng Patterns of Superior oualy
English ard
THREE PLY AND DOUBLE SUPERFINE,n
Carpetng. Patterns that cannot be found any ether Esib
lIshment
Extra fine and Common Ingram Caryeing Ventan Hall
aud STAR Carpets. Floor O Cloths uitcd and Turkey ieaH
Rugs, Parlor Door Mats Table and Piano Covers.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. sc. -;
All otwhich where Purchased ier CASH previous 70 l9
great advance the above description of Carng and WI
be sold OF the usual .ow prces a, % Bowery. ..
We advise oil who about purchasing TO cal so9n a1a
make their selections ANDERSON & DQBBS,
No. as Bowevy the hrt Carpet Warehouse
apl3 Inns above Hester ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
CHApLrsrny.is O..
VHARLksTUN,Is. C.I hDnl n
TIE Dyp.RrURy.-At 3 O'Clock P. II

SHAkLEsTOS,ls " AM "A
TBg DEpARrURg.-At 3 O'Clock P. II. N,
Clay took his departure in the Wilmington ssa,,
er for North Carolina, there to receive new 4.
monstrutions of love and honor for his virtue, :.
n man. and his ilustuous services as pair.
and statesman.
The reception and entertainment OF NJ. CT,
IN our CITY have been of the most grstityi,.
character; he has received Carolina welcome
Charleston welcome-a welcome gushing VA.
from, Son,bero hearts, and bestowed without r;-,
or measure on one universally acknowledged |.
be worthy of all honor. CouEer
OrrsAGE Axp DcArIL-Three men are in ~,
q, Schenectady on charge Of causing the dss,s
of woman named Jane Gillespie, Of Osye,,
on the 23d ult. The Reflector says, they ,oo2
the woman from wagon and compelled he, "a
follow them to this city, on foot, through ,ae ci
Arrived here, they took her TO an unoccuve5
house in Governors Lane, near the river, whe,,
they remained all nigh, violating and o,herws.
abusing her. On the morning 23d, at about
o,clock. screams Of distress were heard to iss,,s
from the housc-and those who arrived ,bsr,
witnessed an awful spectacle-the woman lyiny
on the floor, her clothing entirely burnt from her
and she literally roasted alive She was imme,
diately taken TO the aims house, where she was
nronerly cared for, and she fingered till the neIt
morning in great agony, when she expired.
Alb. Adv.
NJ A Post Office has been established at Ma.
panoch, in Ulster County, and 6. W. LupLAx
Eso. appointed Postmaster
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Islands,
Greeley's majority 913.

Who Victory IN AucusrA.-An election for
Mayor and Councilmen Of Augusta, Georgia,
took place on Monday last. The majority for
Dye, the Wing, over Hook, the Democratic can,
dida,e, was l371, and Wings were elected in three
out Of the four Wards i'll the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
L;xernool Corn Market.

MoyptY March 1.-THE imports OF grnn. flour and oatmeal
since DAY sennfh moderate amount those OF wheat
include about 200 quarters from Berwick kpon Tweed during
the period three parcels al wheat have been taken
for the INFERIOR but the local men have bought cautiously
and the whole the business has been limited scale and
where any change has occurred prices has been rather m
favor tie buye The lew parcels OF oats sold have BROUGHT
te rate, OF n.t week oaimea be notei fully 3D. per
load cheaper and has met ungud demand - i per ~
lbs nO top quotation. Flour has been equally neglect
ed md may be bought rather easier terms Harley has
moved slowly barely sustaining Is previous value No change
regards beans peas No reported III the
bond market The prices a follows: t. : Wheat $. n
s.. 3D. Canada IS 0d S. 3D. Flour. 3. js. 3is.; Can
liz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

REMOVALS AND AProINrMENTs-Our Wash
ington correspondent writes that it has been full
" determined to remove Edward Curtis, the Col
lecor of New York, and to appoint c. G. Ferris,
late member of Congress, in his place; Mr.. Sha-
lcr is to be appointed Navy Agent at New York.
in place of r. c. Wetmore; and ex-Aldcrman
Purdy to have theplacc of Postmaster, now held
bv Col. Graham. Bost Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

To THE MlLLloS-" Sir AsAey Cooper's Corn
!Saiee" is popular. How can it be o,herwisel II
is daily doing so much goOd-alfording so much
comfort. Sold at DR.. Miners, corner John street
and Broadway; 5ll Broadway; corner Hudson and
Spring; 265 Bleecker, and others. B- Examine
the tXylographicl colored copy right labels.
al2 3teod-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

rr The Life and Public Services OF Hen
nv CLAY by EpEs SARoEST be obtained at Redding
Io,s Boston Zeiber & Cos Philadelphia and al Cushing
Brothers Baltimore This Biography the fullest and most
complete of any ever published OF Nh Clay and sod al the
,neon,-,onlv low price of 12 cents per copy az DIV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Association for the Relief of the Poor.

The Executive Committee OF the Association
for the Improvement OF the Condition OF the Poor "
on arevcw of the operations for the two months
conceive 10 be due TO the Association and the pub
lie, that they should be informed in what manner the
experiment thus far has justified the favorable acti
cpuions formed fit. They, therefore, submit the
following summary of the results:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
MOUTH OF KALuAzoo RIVER. March "a.

MOUTH OF KALNAzoo RIVER. March -. ISL
Nessrs DYER & Chaplin Gentemen-On Sunday last on our
passage here the schooner Slarsare; Helm We fell ~ win
he wreck of the schooner Wave o Chicago. about ~ miles
SSW Kalamazoo Light with both masts gone oy Tie board
alo her bosprt her bes: bower anchor down. apparently
IN deep water The boat gone and the wreck uii oi wa
ter Nothing has been heard from the. Captain siace oui
arrival here and there doub, but that they have all
n.bei She was seen off here Sunday, II blowing tre
nendogsy which Is the last that seen OF her iou viii
please report this your daily paper. md much o6lge
Your obt servant. HENh1 LccNlS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
From our Evening Ealtion orsaturlay.

NIAGARA Co. ELEcTIoN.-The Town Elections
in Niagara County were held on Tuesday We
have returns from the following towns
T.ockport has elected the entire Wing ticket by
maori,ies varying from 80 to 300 The MAORI
ty in this town last fail was about 100.
Royallon, Wing, majority from 40 TO $50
Wing gam Of Supervisor. Last year Loco.
Cambria, Whg-gain of Supervisor. Loco
last year.
Hariland, Wing by over 100. The largest
Wing majority ever given there.
Pendleton, Wing by about 40.
Wheatfcld--thc same way, by from Go 10 20
majority.
By later advices we learn from the Lockport
Courier that the result in the Cataract County
shows a:.Whig gain ofone Supervisor, and Wing
majority on the popular vote which will not fei
much short OF Goa. The Young Lion of the West
begins 10 growl; he will roar next November.
Somerset, Niagara and Lewiston are Wing
Wilson, New. Fine and Porter gain Loco.
Wnla VieroRy IN PORTLAND, ME.-Ebphalet
Greeley, the Wing candidate for Mayor of Port,
land, was elected on Friday, by handsome ma
jority The following are the returns, with
the exception of part of the First Ward, (the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

2 We are requested to call attention TO the
Lecture TO be delivered in the Reformed Dutch
Church in Lafayette Place this evening. See ad-
verti.ement in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
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Justice to the Tariff question, showing the vital
necessity and uniform bcnciicence of the Pro-
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

We call the attention OF the public 10 Slr
Ashley Coopers Corn Salye sold at Dr. Minors
orner John street and Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Loss OF THE WAvE.-The following letter in
relation to this melancholy event has Just been
received by Messrs. Dyer and Chapin of this city
fCbirauo Eyrress
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

Mrs. BoDNE.-Four bills Of indictment have
been found against this woman-one ior the muir
der of Mrs Houseman, one for the murder OF the
child. one for arson and one for larceny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15

NJ The Tribune will be regularly seIved in the City
Of the nrrIva ot the by leaving the
nnne and regdence with Zeber Co No. Ledger EuldingS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
Opening of the whig Campaign.

The DrNocRArIc WHI0 CENTRAL COMMITTEE oftte Cts
OF New York their fellow " igs throughout The
Stste and Union tina; NATIONAL HAIL CANAL STREET hs
been engaged by the Committee and viii kept during
The year the House Of Reception IN this City for then po
cal friends and bre,hrca from other States Readng Room
with Committee Room attached which will he open eyery
day and evening Sundays excepted has been prepared dei
The direction of Committee and placed under - case oil
EDWIN WILLIAMS Esq. 10 whom all communications and
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