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NEORAND'S DAGUERREOTYPE LIKE
vi SESsES-The subscribers prepared al ali times
couny AID evidence they claim greater merit
than freely accorded by all they ask attention 10 the o!-
lowing taken great Eun5efl IRON The naSo
Ieited encomuns bestowed on tEsm By the p'es5
these deserving and Ingenious men a4e Drought te
process PERFECTION appears as as u Is CAPABLE
Of reaching Their hkensses not only more periec -
res-blances but flashed II execution tan any others
that z have lCoGTeI = Enquirer
Soand corner of Chamber street and Dfoad~sy has re-
csury Ia leBssss which postrss the
expression and veaes OF he painted m.cistuse Itiouns
SloRASos DAcUERaEoTYPE.-fhsSs gentlemen, oy pa
e, and pe.sye.ng experiment. nave succeeded IN bringing
the perfection Certainly not surpassed ey
NB-Csmer, and all Necessary apparatus 10. sale, and
A & 9. H MORAND * CO,
Corner of Broadway ard Chanoe1 street,
;a,;saw3m Entrance In Chamber ST.
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NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS.
MIM. T, JENNINGS, Y CO, 23l broadway,
w oppois Park fountain solic attention TO syi
Of office coat which they for Spring wear
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EAIRBANkS'SP PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
TIE manufacturers have brought these Balance, 70 very
great of perfection and their various modihcations
have adapted them s the purpose. for which hrAvy trans
required oy weight, Ia the m.chafsi c2nsiEnG
non e,rs IS tsAen TO secure STRENGTH, DURABILITY
and ACCURACY-accurncy not merely rs ,pechc POINT
given uniform accuracy every angle o.
the Platform thrUu. the from The lowest
70 the ishest capacity OF tne Balance
These Scales keep their adjustment perfectly never la
ole 10 erang-Inent and seldom any sor rsprs-
They OF the Railroads II the Cgttrd states
and In SOM of they been long the operation
,ns perfect Sc also the Dormant aud Portable Scales FOR
weighing merchandise Merchants and orfs who have had
them In for OF yeas, testify 70 si
uaorn accuracy and the fact that tey unaffected
5y These Scales have also en patented IL England
where they e1ensyely used both In private warehouses
and public railways.
wv. THORNE, No. liS Sfoadstfeet,
oSo aodly New-York.
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1itsrarp Notices.

- The "LETTEgs FROM NEw-f oEE, by L.
MARIA CHILD have just passed 10 q second edi-
ton, the first OF fifteen hundred copies being entire
II sold, and orders on hand for several hundred
more. We rejoice ct this evidence of popular dis
cernmenl, but are not surprised 81 it. TIE new ed-
ton must be large one, if ii is to supply ell who
want TO read the work. &C. S. Francis & Col
And, by the way
LowELL's Poems, scarce three months published,
are now passing TO a third edition. and
SPEARS summing up OF the argument against
The Punishment of Death first edition OF l500
copies has been sold out in two months, and there
are orders for many more 10 be supplied On the ap-
pearance of the second edition now in press.-Good
books are no drug vet, even at fair prices.
- TIE PRESENT, Nos. X, Y. for March, has
Just been issued. Itsprncipa articles are Heaven
upon Earth, wv. H. Channing: The Two Her
ber,s, by S. Margaret Fuller; The True Life by
Charles Lane Vital Politics, by S. Bower; Con-
structive and Pacific Democracy, Part II. by Parke
Goodwin; Winter by J. r. Lowell; Emanuel
Swadenbcrg;' with brefer Editorials on Brook
Farm Capital Punishment &c. &c. |, is no.
Bile work, and finds fit audience, though few An
other double number completes the volume and Mr..
Charming is encouraged 10 undertake another if sui
fcient interest in the work is manifested by the
public.
"a HELP TO You've WRITERS, by Presi-
hos Ia, i;cl,-
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OVER COATS.

OVER COATS.
yETM T. JENNINGS X co PSI Broadway
w American Hotel. topposte Park Feuntan,) viii sell
off the REMAINDER of their stock of rtadymale OVER
COATS, Consisting of Beaver. Pilot a!d English Tweed
Sur,ous at very reduced prices Also the few remaining
Winter Froeks. tel2 I'm
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A LLEN'S LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS
n The attention Of the Ladies' Of New fcik decidedly
directed this beautiful article. ued by Mr..
Allen 10 -sp.pard street Go into what society may
the elegance of the III and OF Aliens Boot, aad
shoes" Hence il thar he ~ always busy. while others
complaining. Their quality cannot be smpts,sd nor
their beauty sxceed. such masterpiece OF Mechanic
ought and DOUBTLESS will receive the best patronage Hs
ant genPel 20 Lpenard-s Broadway.
23 -od q LADIES'.
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~ Orders mus, be accompanied with the cash;
GREELEY McEL RATH,
r,1hl tkars II IN. Anthn
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IN ANTEu--A sItuajlou by :rSpec, able young
~ woman So waitst aud shse e'msid. or has no
ot-ctiogs 70 Go crascs hog>rwck. She Gccd washer
"a She has coed cay resssee Apply s5 Moss.
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Jobong aud Maehine work in general.
y. g. Publishers Of Newspdpsys the United States
Canada who Wi insert this advertisement three before
conraInny II will Re entsh "a The nsynaor OF hsir bills ON
purchasing four umes The amount thereof.
NhX. YORK ian 27th ladi u 2mA2tDlW
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IIr ANTEC-A situation BY a woman Of excel.
~ len. .haracter ss chsuberGfi, washer ard irocsr a.
re.sl koase~ ork 4 faHty-;be bssso eity re
irts=cs sis@: Pleas sprl, .Sis Gfs5d street.. IN,
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Cas ECONOMY and FASHION subScr.
III, r as reduced superior mutation MosssS Has on
fur BODIES 10 rs low priee 81 ~ . he aooso
are 81 egaac Dr,ss Hat ard will compare adysnsgsousy
hats sold SO 80 and So Also constantly manuiaeta
ing and Silk of The best quality latest DatsfE anc ~ LIS
loseet city piices. ;s..~
~ B. Country dealer. supplied By the ease as lew, II no
"' '- - j. w KELLOGG, 10 Canal STREET.
d,5srs corner Of Thompson street.
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NHERiEt"0 OeFlCE.-WM. II. BatGiiS,
= Sheriff OF wsstchestsr 'oGl;y and his Dspaiy SAAC
EAUDE>, ssile ssssktit 20 which place all onelA
ccmmunica laMs should Dc add essel.
p..<>kitt. E,t III tciS
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AN IA situation TO Geek. wash. &c.
or Tor h~rsework. Sc hv i.s., Sii who H~d 3
.sls Ia Us: rlses. All!l az ~ h. kslr ~ SO
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THE MEDICAL PROFESSION are respectful
" Informed that arrang have been made
tensve application Of EecicY of Nervous De6
W Psgl. Far,ysis Dmnss. Of Vision scolaou' Ia.
rnor either uner their own motto. or that
of PhysIc4n perfectly familiar with lis useSo Mercer
street. Office hours from l2to3. !s2t m
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in our city and vicinity, expressly adapted 10 the wants OF tbs
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE,
the perfection OF The various MODES of TRANSPORTATION TO all
points Union the superior accommodations at our Ao-
.dadd 20 our determination 10 please old and
ser, laanot we hope fail attract the attention Of Mer
chants abroad 10 whom this invitation is respectfully adj
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An Ahp-A situation by girl with cry re.
two Is, es:ss Army :. Is Rad sssSs, re
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Az isil--A place BY = girl with city refer.
es' = eAAIneesHlaia, waiter. Apply ST Isl
SC afa
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PARTNER WANTED, with a cash csp,a1 o
rem Sa5a0 10 SIS COO, ia safe s9siness csn.a,s
''S'unS avery sTss N re; -, Apply y
=. No. Broads,rsre.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l--P. VI.
LEGIsLATIvE.-A memorial has been presented
10 the Legislature of Pennsylvania, for a Savings
Bank in New York, setting forth that they held
100000 in Pennsylvania State Bonds, IN which up
wards OF 30 900 persons were interested, and praying
that the interest may be paid. The memorial was
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Craig of Washington county, has introduced
series of resolutions in the Senate, requesting our
Representatives in Congress TO use their influence
to procure the issue of 5000 900 600 OF Bonds on the
faith OF the Public Works, TO be distributed among
the States.
There is nothing, as yet, definite from the Capitol
relative 10 the payment of the Interest, much less
any portion OF the State Debt, and fear Jeremy
Didder'' us John Bull has been pleased to call
Pennsyya will find her position, so far as
finances are concerned, in a more amentabe cond-
ton at the adjournment OF the Legislature than
when the session first commenced
The rejection of james NJ. Porter appears to give
universal satisfaction 10 men OF all parties, and a
wag al the Loco-Foco headquarters this afternoon
intimated thar the salute from the Princeton was
intended as a fen de joie in honor of the event.
Three rotes
DISTRESSING DEATH.-Israel Redrow, the Cap
tain OF the steam ferry boat Farmer, running from
Market street TO Camden, was instantly killed last
evening while looking for leak in the lower part
o! the boat. The machinery was ser in notion q
portion OF which struck his head, literally crushing
ii 10 pieces! Capt. r. has left wife and sefefm
cAldgsa,
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LEcruREs nN GEoLOGY.


~ DocroR LYELLs LECTURES on GEoLoG .fd for The
cona edition Of these celebrated Lectures as
exhibiting an ideal of paf OF the Earns ae;iou
explanations. Ii viii AGO contain general @ ihe fol-,
lowing subjects: Alvesme, Lacustrins Penod H. The
rod. Eruption Of Cosesuina Mount DOT I'stnct sap
zrelaes Mouqt Ena Lsetar. H. Urhssvrs, Monte
We ysctmrsIV, Coral Reefs, Coral Islands L.srs
oricn OF Coal Lecture VI Fossil Footprints Boulas
Recession Of the Falls OF Niagara. Lecture iii'
To me above IS also added this edition, hfors
Lecture OF DR.. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH tei,TeI ,s
I.vcenm ef Natural History on the 9th oil Decs",
H. Different Races Of Me7s. ~ crmitpas
- Price per single copy q cents to'i"sas'F's
C,s ppflsJ ,s r. entitled five core. pA,bsIs
:. ,.e uREELGi g AlcbLRAiflI;dhs,,f SSsW.yVG
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------<yz1ns-----
New York Legislature.

Nothing was done in the SENATE on Tuesday
of Importance. The bill to amend the R. S. in
relation to bonds given on appeals and writs of
certiorari was passed. The bill to amend the act
in relation to the U. S. Opposite Fund was taken
UP and discussed.
Several petitions were presented in the ASSEM-.
ely, and among them one asking for reference
to the people of the question calling Conven
ton to revise the Constitution. The Commtee
of the Whole resumed the consideration of the
act to loan Jefferson Co. money and after some
discussions was laid fox the present on the table
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By This Mornings Mail.



Private Correspondence OF The inouns
WA,sIxGro~ Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1876
The Senate, to-day, rejected the NOMINATION OF
Jous C. SPENCER, for the Bench OF the Supreme
Court The vote stood-Ayes T'centy; Noes
T,,en1u.sir. Fire Wings voted Tor HIM.
Both he and Mr.. PORTER feel deeply moruhed.
Commodore SHUBRIcK Is TO succeed the late
Mr.. Golssborough as Chief Of the Clothing bu-
reau.
Mr.. WIsg,s confirmation is now doubtful, IN
consequences Of his attack on Nathan Sargent the
other day.
Judge KENT, of your Oyer and Termlner' is
talked of for the Supreme Bench RANToVi- OF
Boston will be put under the guillotine; 50 Will
some OF your appointments in the New ork Gus
tom House The Senate are determined to show
no mercy to political traitors, fence-men, or ma
iignant enemies
Mr.. WHEATON is also talked of for the Supreme
Court Bench; 50 is Gen. VAN Ness, Ex-Minister
to Spain.
Mr.. Porter has rendered his resignation; and
only holds Office till MS successor is named and
confirmed.
Gen. R. NJ. SAUNDERS of N. c. is very conf
IDENTIFY named for the Navy Department Yours
An AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED INTO BY A BRIT
ISL MAN-oF-WAR.-The New Orleans Republican
youches for the truth of a statement receWed from
correspondent at the Balise, who says, ." Inc brig
John N. Clayton Is from Barbados IN twelve days
to the Balize and 80 from PhadelphIa
Captain E. Moore OF the brls reports mat ial.
IS 80, lon. 81 40 she was chased by an English
man.ot:war schooner, and fred upon four times
On the 7,h inst she was boarded and searched, OFT
the Isle of Pines.
There is probably. we should think, some other
feature of this affair, which when known will change
It's aspect An unprovoked, deliberate assault OF
this kind would hardly be made, even by British
cruiser.
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE


FIRST P.iGE-' 1t was Thy Hand Oh Time, an Original
Poem by Lady Of Ohio; Foreign Letter from "A Ira
yelling Yorker; Society, Aristocracy and General
Misery IN England from w. w. orr Special Cores
..ondest in E .land News from Texas.
SECOND-R-virw Of Lowell's Poems; English Manners
Ignorance, Tyranny; The Cause of Human Liberty as
struggled for in Ireland; Revolutionary ReminS'
cencs; Scrres in the Pacific, SIC.
IHLRD-Tho West, Illinois, Wisconsin, Fox River &c
NewYor: Oice-Seeksrs IL Albany; Legislation al Tie
City Of NAuvoo Indiana Finances; Legislative; Con
ere>siorai, Sc.
FOURTH IND FIFTH-COurier VS.. Tribune, aud o'hss
Fdijorials Cong iessoual; News Items, &c
SIXTHPresen, Tariff Old Virginia. Prospect in Illinois,
Correspondence from Albany; Wages of Labor; "iii'
Hall; miscellaneous Political aad News Matters
SEVENTH-Table showing the price of Beef and Pork ioi
years; Operations Of the Mint; Commefc'ai
Intelligence; Advertisements, sc.
ElGHTH-Bank Note List; Commercial and Money 'id*
ters; Advertisements of New Publications, &c
81 year single copies St All subscriptions pay
able lnhexibly in advance. Address
GREELEY s. McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings onposIte the City Hall, \. !.
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SEERISG's CoRDIAL = s'Tu 10 .>S1' !" AfIuIIfT Nv
no the Friends or Mr, Clay.

L1yE AND SPEECHES HENRY CLAY.--The publish
Of this work prepared execute orcers 10 81!
The work comprised octave volumes coz
taxing in the whole upwards Of 100 pages and 'a
tratsd by splendid steel Portrait Of Nj Cay, WIS"
his Birthplace in Virginia and Fac Simie Of one OF M,
leers-0ne Hundred copies for Nney-Fire Cents ede9
It's believed be the cheapes. work ever published
America These Speeches fora a. important portion o. ~
History Of our Country for the as thirty years aaa 9.
interesting all classes OF readers without references
politics.
Bound with Cloth Bucks & Gilt Lettering;
Stns! e copy: ......,......'.' IL %
i were colie' iof. - = : . - "a 90
6"enty-nSs copies tos' - . - s5 10
One hundred copies for. (,
None sent en- commission Terms Cash orders mA,.
ddressed TO GREELEY 8. McELRATH, New-i0i.'
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WEDNESDAY,, January 81, ls44

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-No.
9. VIM. NJ Gwn vs.. James W: Breedlove In err
ror 10 the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi
Court. reversing the judgment of the said Circuit
Cont in this cause, so far as il adudges Gwin TO
pay twenty-five per cent. damages, and in all other
respects affirming the said Judgment.
No. TO- Edmund P. Gaines and wife, complains
ants. vs.. Beverly Chew ct al The argument OF this
cause was concluded by MIR. BARTON tor The de-
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

ORR Mgr GovERNoR.-We note IN severa
of the Wing papers of this State nomnatl0f
or TuygLow WEED, OF the Albany Evening
Journal, for next Governor of this State NO"
we have not doubt that MIR Weed would nlaAe
a good run, If he could possibly be spared rom
his present position; but he is not much oi d
stump orator, and Editors with rare EXCEPTIONS
are not fond of advocating their own CLAIMS Tor
Office in their Editorial columns. We take the
liberty of saying, therefore, that Mr.. Weed D'H
not be denied the pleasure of doing his full share
thus year in the great struggle for HENRY CLAY
and Wing National Triumph, and doing 1t IN
his own way-to wit, through the columns OF his
Journal-and of course that he 1oiI not be can
didate for any office ohateuer. This is positive
We hone those who think Mr.. Weeds services
to the cause are needed where he is, will stop
naming him for Governor.
And again: We see the name of WILLIAM
H. SEWARD suggested in some quarters for Go
vernon next Fall. Let it be stopped. Mr.. Sew
ard cannot possibly leave his private affairs, and
mill in mo case be candidate. This, too is per-
emptory.
Friends. do Mt be in hurry to select
Governor till we hear farther from WILLIS HALL.
Should he come home next June fully recovered
AS we fervently hope he may-we apprehend
little difference in regard to the Wing candidate,
and no mistake as to his election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

NATURALIZATION. JOHN NJ. S. CAusly, at pre-.
sent Delegate in the Maryland Legislature from
St. Marys, has been nominated as the Wing can
didate for Congress in the First District DR..
JAcoB A. Preston OF Hartford Co. IS the candid.
ate in the Fifth, and JOHN WETHEREp, Esq for
the Third
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FIRE.-An unusual light was seen over on the
Jersey shore last night, which led many to sup
pose there was large fire in Jersey City We
are informed, hover, it was the burning of the
Salt Meadows. One small house, however was
consumed in Jersey City, occupied by Mrs. Sea-
man, widow woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

About ! O'Clock the L. 5. steamer Princeton
Capt. Stockton, made her appearance or Chestnut
street wharf and salute from that mighty gun was
gwen the city. The Princeton is bound 10 Wash
ms ton. 4 number of windows were broken by The
report Of the gun.
The ship Washington, OF this port, sold a,
auction this morning for the sum OF $3.50. The
W. Is a fine vessel and burthen 80 tons
The weather mas been delightful dunng the day.
and the warm sun has caused the navigation 10
open. Our streets are thronged with people, ENJOY
M the spring-like atmosphere.
SrocXs-Thr business n " tsncIss' Grad aud VickS
hug unusually heavy todayg0 SHARES Of the former
i SO OF chIIging hands. besides shares l.
Bank a!d Wilmington Railroad Nitk<bug improve ID
l. selling ,tq Union Bank OF Tennessee up Pssn.
svyani4 Bank G,rard Bank and " miGgton Railroad de-
ciaed each L. States Bank iim State IS wele
taken a e. with !ittle demand.
OF Tennessee 63; do Gard Bank 81; s0Os Tonnes
Bonds l'n, July AZ So Sge9 S,aeiilna Bonds ~ lee;
burs al OK 2j do do 10 PENNSYLVANIA Bank 2;2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

u The Wings of the Fifteenth Congressional
District of Virginia, have nominated James NJ.
Stevenson, of Tyler county, for Presidential
Elector, and appointed Hon. E. c. Wilson, of
Morgantown, Delegate to the Baltimore Convc--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

Such are the data Oh which the Harrisburg
Convention acted and decided. Mistaken they
may have been; duped they were not, for they
listened to and trusted each other; faithless or
dishonest they were not, and slanderous IS the
tongue that imputes to them dishonor, either d.
rectly or by implication. They could not foresee
the death of Gen. Harrison nor the treachery of so
noisy Clay Wing then in their midst as John
Tyler; but they acted according to the best light
they had and we do not doubt they took the true
course to secure victory in 1910 and the election
of Mr.. Clay in 1914.
Our work is done. Hencetorth we shall listen
to accusations OF treachery and fraud unmoved
and without reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

u Prot. GouRAUD's audience last evening, from
its size appeared more like crowded concert-room
than class. Mr.. Gouraud possesses unsommon
qualities a lecturer and teacher. His excellent
address, animated manner and strokes of wit keep
up the excitement, when the subject is the dry one
of figures. We caught enough of his plan last eve
ning TO be convinced OF one thing at east-the Won
derful facility his system will give in remembering
dates. The plan is simple, the principle plain, and
the application easy His scholars must not forget,
however, that effort is necessary to accomplish any
thing. We can get no knowledge by absorption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

y The Baltimore Clipper states that clerk in
large firm in that city has been detected in robbing
his employers lie the amount of $4,000. The man
has large family whicbare involved indsgrace and
EIun BY BIS crime,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

Custom HoUsE.-From the LIST of last month
to the Dist, the receipts of the New-York Gus
tom House were million Of dollars In six days
frnm the 18th 10 the l7th inclusive, the receipts
were over half million. This is an enormous
sum, and exhibits the vast extent and prosperity
of our Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

- The celebrated vionists OLE BULL and
VIEUxTEMPS, were severally greeted last night with
the best possible audiences and is difficult TO say
which excited the most enthusiasm. Perhaps. the
highest commentator that can be given them is to
saw that neither audience disappointed, unless
indeed, the performances went beyond any thing
that Was expected. mo, Rss, l1IAs
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FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY.

In opr atcle on Wood Screys yes.sir@s
,roneousy that Th nno,,ers 900 sold Them her
for 81 a; sr was am error the figure The COST sA0u''
have been Three SeuentprhVe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

T Ny Son, Robera w. Edmonds, ha'ih
abandoned nv protection aud home this inform the pap
lie ha, he is not transact any business oil az,
nd on my account aud my friends II theY shoua
meet him. 10 force him 20 place OF Residence
395 Hudson-street 3! W '" EOS1ONO7'
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RAINS AT THE SoUrH.-The Charleston Mer'
curry OF the 18th inst. says " The ram sull contln-
ues with ali lis consequential mud duness, head
ache and general discomfort. Our bills o! mortality
show that this long-contnued bad weather has had
an unfortunate effect upon health, and warn US TO
be careful about exposure"
The Mobile Register of The 18th says The
soaked earth continues be drenched over and over
by rams, and is by this time SO we'll saturated, at
least in these parts that Miller thinks of burning
itup, he must hang il out to dry frst'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

~ An Historical Society has been formed in
Ralt;more Tor the State of MARYLAND.
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e The Hughes Family present most attrac-
tive bill of entertainments for this evening at the
Tabernacle. Miss and the Masters Hughes, the
infant musical prodigies Mrs. Page, the favorite
vocalist, cher last appearance in our city this
season. Mr. Weise, and an Address on The In
fuence of Music by Mr. ]. AUGUSTUS SHEA. To
these attractions is to be added that OF the price
OF admission