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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

WM. ". SHIRLEY; AncnSnsyt -, ~,
IJCi-SE FI'ENTrt RE tNp OTHER SALES-Nec-
n-,sy Aprl lOsh IL ociSrs s the thrc, story hc'ise
No ~ H,,.r stry tu, II ssfS senefai and haRt-
.,r a~-,rp; %; c-bus. tj other urniur az hr rate creT
IN, - p ..~ivc the siyug Ir hons' S'>fang
Cot1nsue> raiy AMI Ss-h can t- examined OK uc~iv
TIT RSptN.
lifh 10 o'clNk. the >tcrs No M hnNadwa.
,,tsh-,s >sLs o stock oi ladies aSi chhdenN hOots.
,-,f >pcr embracing general asN"ftusen' m oe 10
,nt re-sl->. \ - -
,>r ,inrr lruiur. sci' eha'>; carpet snow case
St ~ale p,>4iy-. ~ SHINE tnt cash
II ESlAN.
Nc-,l lssh lJo'clscs NJ No Btcckrt Nrt"'
The 81, ~, furniture Of ihre house fashionable stt
IN r> r,ic ortt purchased OF hs, makers within The pa> yeu
rarricusr> hert.!ior
t-f tyAb 10 o'clock At thc No 9th a,enue SpI>~te
t.rSuw ch Lane.
\ snail assortment o chHiH ea>' Hid eNi'fsh"as !"
,,,> u ,i rtser> an,! tan'fle> , -
" W : aitcts, gcr,onaly to arrnngi~ in sang fnin'
t-, n rn>.> Icrus mGicfa;c Sil> Iud dhS huowuis;
li rsrric,~ those >oi or. The dcnace vt iteNs AMI
he pnbf-. r>,-strliy solicited,
Drer> r tuc,pn Room IL Vlat ~ " F'ShenVe ~ ave
nae ani III i. ri'spJhei H. o. ~,
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nv SNIFFrN 4 &C

a I't-TI'lN NOTI('f.-t.E>rEEL FURNITURE ANp PttR
Y GLN>.ES-rnI> Day 10 ocloc at y PIKE street tho
FURNITURE offs Icfi'Si"Hn 'cpr'Ns 10 ie eniuF, conp'nS
er classes gnuio,S ,nancl ornaments ,oaS dnnii. Duo
un, mahogany chars rocker tea candr cen,Ie an, rc,
table. hat rachs Rrtr,,cs py End pGni carpets lenean
rarrc,s rod ai oil cloths hall nurc stove bcs be''ns ard
,,nttn.,rx ,h ,tantls
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F.Sers vs. L F,xcy-To our positive hedge all lame
ness lis and cords contracted >luyellei mud wrnkcd
MI the suffering incident tn THO rheumatism and cot ear
rir,l no matter how bad the h1w long has stood
by the Llnmen and lndnn Vegetable E,N from y Court
hand! street one taken internally and the other externally
TIN, c assert without fear possibility OF belnr con,edced
win yo, then ,ry these remedies will YOU suffer and die
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WILL BE READY ON WEDNESDAY THE 10Th.
"A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN WOMAN.
THE LADY AT HOME:
OR,
LEAVES FROM THE EVERY DAY BOOK
OF AN
AMERICAN WOMAN.


~ Thl, work Is record home scenes and intended To-
exhibit ady the domestic circle where the reu character
oisvery The conventional nny Il
different -i. the She may ueei "a
STUDY tie u ottgHcfs but the iner IN D'hEht
external life what within. acts IN all the rclhni oi
lIl-at home abroad the drawing of among hef 90
n->iic>-Srh tenatii, and humans: consistency; = e>
know lady by the way winch IN. genk- 20 tet 40
mtc. and hy uatu. n those below ier
In THE LADY At HOME vii be found ite history ~
such ,keche by her hand with sinp; earnest
deeply make >auidfy impression ON me
mud The publisher III presntinc such work To- hS country
Nonei i;,e tai he II dom. e>'ecal service lie
know, that cannut be rd without leaving behind al uH
pfe,-lon Tor .o-.i that ranno, De eiced. Prce = cents
JOHN ALLEN. office ol the knicksrbockef
ups 3,i,' No. ~ Nassau It. New York
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here was severe i,oS, III Tallahassee, Flor
ue night OF the 2l>t ult.wlnchi, is feared has
N. eed all the fruit and early vegetables. The
,,s,is ~ com and cotton WAS also supposed 10 he
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JOHN Z. GLOVER. !iucion"rr.
- The sale of Splendid ORR ginal Paint
ings. Marble Ststuary and EnSravinSs. at
Clarke Gallery advertised 10 have taken place Th E'ennf
,una,odably po,roncd acccun, Of illHcs Of the pore
tor un To Morrow and Tnday Evening the lin and l-th
mt at O'Clock Catalogue, e obtained and the Pic
,ures examined now. Admission free. apio
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mn ,l-rS ON ENGLAND. IRELhyD Ac.-PelI RI

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND IRELAND. GO, rIi
.;r. about iemltins money To their lfiendi 'nue ~
nuury cnn be supplied ~ti dfnltS =, 'l, ol
- s. so E.D ESQ any amount, pay abie on ,,in
N-iou, discount other chafse ni me Hh" plH ~ J"
uTler i1non iafn.-i {. 90. EXCHANGE hhi ~ n ou'
R,nI lycrt,oo Eastern !ank oi Scotland ''i.'pN pam
o. 1,"nnpy -ir Viilnm Forbes. Hunter & - Tco,hT"
@ rh. bancs m every post town thoushft fAsiin, it
- ..-,pJ and Wale. which Drafts VIII - ur' nnic ~
ih.u @ j. ~, , irh Ifth 9l,t or 9Ah or the Royal Iln
Gr,ne, which leaves Boston on the l,to Nay ~ 9 2gg"ca
or ~ T,rb Am corner -on,i
,trect. ,,. ,,,,, ~,,,,. ,.,t nod npl0
UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAC ChEls ~. -, -
;5~ .,i ON hr 18Th nstIbe plen! Inst sailing paf~e'
IL. ho DIADEM Capt Barov, Salls positively ss nbo;e
- ..,lsf ,lay Tf ,hp has excellent nccom"lnuoi' @ ~,
S,nI CABIN AMI ;tcefag- PASSENGER. Persons n"iul
~ 6,Ts i tie Old Country canno, .el.c Hef -b, lh-
s,ir 10 ,ecure beris bodk MAKE nf.ias ~ f va
.,i t.J ~ Ilnver. ~ to W. * J. I. hFS'Oll lt
pp"uI' io '' " q PEEK Zip. cor. South 4
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D 0'0e' iElViS FETGIITWANGER.
] {. ALl.SrAlTT.
I. =. VAN HOETEN.
suqo, LAMPS HERRING
p~Tothe Delegate, 10 the Baltimore Con-


a1-To the Delegates 10 the Baltimore Com
v.ntion.ihe Central Clay Committee OF New iors have
appointed the undersigned COMMITTEE to make arrangements
the enrolment oi Delegates or hH CfT and state to The
Ycun: Men Clay Convention be held IN The Cts OF Bnt
more on the % MAY And ao io negotiate with the
Steamboat Railroad ConpaHs ,he route 10 Obtain the
most favorable term, oi transportation.
Su,al. arrangement. viii te concluded In few day. 10
convey by steamboat otherwise TO Baltimore ss maT9 E
may apply 10y letter addressed the subscribers IN tins Civ
enclosing dollars which VIII secure through TO
Baltimore and hack provided sufficient number make early
Application Ths Will be by seamboet through
to Baltimore Arrangements aso progressing s.. the
safe conveyance cf those that prefer the Railroad Line
Application must h the undersigned above stated
enclosing the Ike dollars and The difference be
adjusted by the pcsaies when they strve IN person and oo
;sin tbc,- ,jcsets J. +. CLARkSDN.
VI. -. ROBERTS
NBlhs President. Of the several Clay Clubs and Assoca
TORS sre particularly requested nnrh lht of D-a;e
from their Ward. The care; possible moment that suitable
arrangements may BE made for ,h-r accommodation
lvdSSawtMl
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DEAIE.S NEW ,OKH MUSEUM. AND PIC

L TUSE tiALLEHY -. l.,
Nj H. Bennett. MtgtSst respectfully iSrr'ae's nj
rrufH i.on sarnT ,nj h p-cu',N pis,sir- DIX, ~ 'S
dn m hs " ms ban elIhlct tn 'stsc,f 'o
i.srcy IA lard Will r~rm; htm 10 Pf'en Goa
.iru N >s>iou .: \oSecs. 81 srch nau - d, s''>
81. ,p. uia ~ ers 4rptpb ,yicu gf the ruedc The Al
o1al yr-n. thAt - v N-a,SAr has iucnr-t Va ma N''S 70
'Ae meet of EuF,r~ ms r .cin.. me isni- ln '
! n H. rrrsus All thst h- tS'- 'est ~ nos
a, rh,t hs may .yr-rrrcs irtSte r''r7nt se- ~peh s
.i.; Ia hls anxiety iH1r them sriiGc';on
b sp,rss n-I;-- ,VItIoHs Ssn'e-hv ho, ne y ao
~ Sn,. IN -rtirtr,tlpz ~ ;h-s VIII che-fiuly -f'G
ann ht ,ncrura, meat which he to,: - rafeIs2uaey 50
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
Mems Bows and Children'S Clothing.
GEORGE II. GREEN,
No. 40 Chatham-street,
Will H!iib HSD c6HPI.ErE a;soKrMEST OF 2GFru,y,,
II II ii H. descriptions. mnde n Tie MOST rAsnosAs5E sTYLE 70
" b"h % he .s5uld -,flig invite the oitboe want
As he hi cs @1 s'ff"fIS,i GEssaEREs %sSf vRsTlScs
by every ncset and has senfe the eiye. 81 eIsn, y, ~,
" EZ.aJneni. ie 10 order at the shortest aud
ruth striet p1retnlLny. u'pi" i"'
OVERCOATs FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAK. ,E
O-he undersigned ,0cits 10 new style o. Ore
e9i ,Dd maet 1e % SeaF s parcnSry g ard wnia
,r,sble ard well ada,ed r travelling purpD~s when heavy
garment "'O'' Wi H. + JENNINGS 90 81 Broadway
nbl5 I'M. oppoete the Fo1ntana.
NAPIER FISHER 81 co. 1874 PEAHL-ST.
STRAW GOODS,
or Their own manufacture Of ,he latest yeS const,n. 1f
~ Rec Rnand Brilliant nnd Tuscan Adeaide and BItd'. &
T , a'' Ie1Sas Wios Hats end Fancy God, senrialy
ccARPA's ACOUSTIC oII~,For deafness. pam; IN The
Sea also al those dnEreeabe 9ots ne ne e. oqz5eE b
a,e .ympton approaching deafness and aso generally a,
The soiioarns from the Albany Argus ofFeb. 9Th l4
Another remarkable cute Dane performed By senl-
pas Acoustic Oh IN tbs city s ,e fs p-as so ~ sta j
M, Gp,a. snws Hal. ass se'fDsa Dsa. a ~
5% 5%. q sonpSad Aeot@ OIL had been 20 rey deal fr
eight yeos winter that could not hear 5onyer1a:op VIZ,
been i,s he OH about ,I weeks that to
wort and With ~hIeh ahnost totally deaf Aad ~
ugn without the trmpet feel ha would Ike ., morn o"
aacine n my csse .haH be pleaed any per.c
desire 10 call m=t make oqHifles eSoefLas
'a.s l9HS Dhyfs, 80, 2 L.. l.ss,:,',,tea' - 2
- q. sasS 3 Bss sss Z e. ssag'st S ss,'si s:s5:
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Arriyei.
John r. GLOVER. sue

schr Tcszer BrIgss, from Vera Cruz tn ! & Br-s,..
Wind NV
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school and miscellaneous Books. &C.
WILLIAM h. CORNWELL,

93 BeGrer-streot, three doors from PeGrtstTeef'
o. Offers AZ LOWEST RATES. School aHt NseeLts-
Book. Blank Book. PaJer, Qui and Stationery l.
general which he invites The a.entIoa o NerchaHiS
mis- 2IaS
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D,lLEy's MAGICAL PNs EXTRACTOR, a, q Coufandt i
Iy,.n ,,l

II,yE Nur tCovGu OK YouR E!uinRES-pci'y not one
Obtain bottle the genuine bE. TAYLOR BAL
iLNLRwoET toI lT Leeds down
keep constantly
w, ut Their Coughs Blcefiug ui the Lungs. bronchitis Ten
Sunlt"u aud SEBvors NIAChS m consequence "i ylllN
rEH HIiE iudg'> and from dscsc- >n,c al the LNT
Dh YOU Gun be- cured st l,t Sl51 ~ SiW WHY WI
yonr health pnd die when the remedy used m
time sure and your door Do lee persuaded ~ nv H. It
the price the single visit al The phy>ichn and
pcR>au, taste and H. effects. Dn not cSpr>
yenrsl ip the remorsc of having neglected uutJ II
i late. Read numerous certificate, itum Hospitals
Doctors Minister, aud the n~t respectable sources. cnl o
cured eases aud r CONVINCED n anything. but do moi e
cmnny nccccjiu ui yourself ard inend there no
remedy lpe tound when ui yonf hands rnd u roI
without pr,c Iiuy only above and bc YOU get the
rcupn. Br. Taylor, BdiSGm of LrcrrOr from 80 Bowe
~ with d. Leeds signature to the >tecl lnc lahsl around
{, Inc ln
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re- Martin f. Thompson. Architect sBd Bnkier.
,trr Nc sVSll .trs. prrpa,ey furnish Pss snd super
intend tie Erection Budin-s. Residence No = iaton
Place ,,sre ne :.ay DC ..yn ;Sc evening. nm Sr
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8 FnE IN PoRrLAND.--Wc learn by Child n
sCas Eastern Express, that fire broke out in
x frtland last evening, about u o'clock, III the
y lrland Advertiser Office, corner of Middle and
4 Exchange streets, (Boyd'sbulldings,) originating
sns supposed, by spontaneous combustion of II
= 9anhty Of combusthlc matter slowed away IN
" eock.loh. A total destruction of the whole
tSek al one time seemed inevitable, but the Fire
lpattment, with their accustomed alacrlty, met
shs formidable element, comhatcd ii vigorously,
ssat subdued it with but inconsdcrable damage to
ee building. The stores under the Advertiser
saScs were occupied by NJ. l.. Libby, hat and cap
naaufac.urcr and Oliver Gcrrish, jeweller who
ssiaincd some loss occasioned by the dcluge of
sasef thrown into the building. The Form Of
u Advertiser nearly ready for the Press, was but
llle disturbed, and as twas not all knocked into
p there will be but little delay in issuing the pa
"a. Bos. Mer Jour-
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turc on Frhny the l2ih inst nt O'Clock. ai The ikepS
,ory of the American Institute. the Park. Dr. w Wi al>
comment on the disease, of cattle and the POISONOUS qualities
naa o,Iere,l Tor <aie lis information collected Toy
ye I'm vel am, examination 10: 70 years Dr w nm ae'
plst-i Roani,, and one OF the benenctors nj our lce
Nayor Aldermen Of the CITY. &c, are invited npiV-i
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Tlra following talented performers sr' 'rEi-Sd -,
N,d,nolsalle PAU LINE. the del chtlu ,asu,r Nus
tDSAIN. the chumiuS Vocalist; The ';Rs.N VI f'S
EKN hn - uYrv, rally .cluo edSsd to b. i- most c1'
.rr pre-. nt.t,- Come ChutCtes m'ret tnd '
.id.lly the bss Ethiopian Oritor aw lni;t3t - u
,nuntty, IN tl, whole world; Miss BLANtHARD Inc
.raccinI Jaslerrss and Sr RICHARDS. the celebrated
ADMISSION ONE Shilling
No HAtF PRICE
Performance the Lecture Room 10 commune At n' I
. n'ra,k "
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& D,s1prcTIvE FIEE-FlFTEEN IIoRsEs BURNT.
S-On Saturday night, between and l0 O'Clock,
"a, ss broke ou. in the extensive stable attached to
AM, tavern, owned and occupied by Mcssrs. Hen
Wv snrsgue e. Son. situated on the main road,
fff,mb15geport. The flames spread very rapidly,
Ahtipg hold in all directions, and in very short
4 mace Of ,imc before the energies Of the lremcn
we're able to subduc them, the stable IN which the
sc first broke out, also another stable connected
4 with the tavern and a wagon shed, with most OF
! ,h,ir contents were consumed, together with a
pation Of the tavern. Fifteen horses perlshed in
/ he flames. The tavern was a two and a halt
y sory wooden building with wings The roof and
1 The Two upper stories Of the main building and
J the wings were destroyed. The furniture was
n aly saved There were between 80 and. 40
S.nes in the two stables The, wagon shed con-
h ,Ded two large and two small baggage wagons,
drsh,.d with goods destined for the interior, and
had been put up TO remain over Sunday, having
Il ki the city late on Saturday. They with their
y scucnts were destroyed. Two Of the wagons
4 vcrc very large. One owned by OTIS Merriam,
/ and was loaded with groceries for Ashbunlmm-
j lbe other belonged to Sylvester Miller, and was
\ laden with dry goods for Westminster. OF tho
iwo others VIC learnt no particulars. The loss OF
\ the ccodsin these wagons ~ very heavy.
The dwelling houses Of Mr. Nathaniel Child,
& ,pd Mr.. Lewis Wheeler, were saved from the dc-
I ycurng clement, by the praiscworlhy eXcitlons
Es dtho fremcn.
4 Messrs Sprague and Son had insurance on
4 a,ir property TO the amount of 300, at the
y Ctules,own and Lowell Mutual Offices
4 Engines were present from the city and the
surrounding towns, To the number of between 80
& nd 40, and efficient service was rendered by the
sreial companies of tircmcn.
4 The fire. We arc informed from the best nlor'
aa.lcn that can be obtained, was undoubtedly
e Dc ,et OF an incendary.
q The fire created quite light, and was seen at
Il ,grcat distance. Boston Atlas, April s
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f.:-Grnnd Lodg ofthe state of New York.

ccs-Grnnh LOd .;e Ofthe state of New y ork.
The Commii'e. uppuin, b. the Grand Lpis- OF The
most Ancient aud Honorable fraternity Of Free and Accepe
Masuns the state u N.wl oTk nj emefr-t meeting on
Monday afternoon the 7t Instant have the melancholy duty
oi announcing the fraternity al h. jurisdiction that t
GRAND MASTER Of the UNIVERSE ha> been plcase- to
summon from h> earthly lnhu venerable aud Beloved
,iRAsp MASTER the Most Wor>hIpul MoRGA> LEwIs who
for fourteen yeu occupied the UreTil Char Oi the Grnnd
Lodge OF tins f5y this affective event which ir> over
whencd Us with profound deprived OF Bro
tier not ony Distinguished by learning tAen eminent public
services pufy life aud uuiinc -nevOeEcc: but also 81 a
prudent Counsellor firm and ,eadHsi supporter oitbe prlnci
,l, of our OfLcr-a Father upon whose advice We might at
all times confidently rey.
Initiated into the Mysierr> oi the fraternity IN l46. mon
Lodge al Albany adhered the institution and when
m the mlst of t, and tempest OF Ant Masonic whence
h. wa, called ia the $50 the Grand Mnsiehip pi te
state he cheerful, plCe,! himself At the helm ia, wisely d.
rei,yl the cuursr affair and ~ tire Ia; hour, al h
earthly cnree his uanin- attachment o the isttu
ton.
The summons the CELESTIAL CRANE lopez rcacl"7i
Inn ON SUNDAY the .,h meridian, when he departed
from II, N The !SHh year of lf> age.
The t.EA>p Lop0t val assemble al the CInnd Lodge room
n, oriock on Wednesday, ai,ernoon the lOh inst n attend
the funeral from the residence OF the late Grand Mascf No y
.-nnfd street The subordinate lodGes the Cts Of Ne"
York and H. vicinity will assemble nj their rec.'e L@i:-
Rooms without bdunef,i al 3occck at the
Howard lOu>e. -
m the Jewels OF their Rank mourning: a Others IN white
apron, aud white glove, 0Is with Grape on the ett arl
By order JOHN MANSFIELD. Jt.,
aI~.HII 4 A
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gsS- ASTHMA. bIFflcULrI oF BREATHING, Is caused
hy collection u morbid humurs the cells OF the !uug
which prevent, them from beng dny expanded hence Iii'
Guilty ahoiou> hgeain:. cough great oppression n i-
breast, pain the head polpiltVn OF the heart 1nd many
other distressing complaints Wrl.is Indian vegetable Fil
always certain give relief a>tlmaS because they
from the body those huncrs which are the cause oi every
msady incident la
-Four SAID Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night
Tcns Ia i Will short tune mo, only carry of the n'
violent asthma but used occasionally afterwards. wil
keep the perfectly free from all bad hlnor> that dis
ease m any form will 5e absolutely impossible.
CnuuIAs couueIfeits hbruad. avoid ul StDte> oi
doubtful! character and lie particular asS tor Wnghts Ind
hi Vegetable rilS.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine whole
>ac and re,ailNu. NJ Greenwhich street. New lork No
IL Irclnont EAton and ltN kAce street HMadcpa
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ftRrs AND AL,RMs.-Thc alarm at quarter
Nce eight Saturday night, was caused by
anhey taking fire in Sea street. The second
4 stm at half past nine, was irom Cambridge,
fhs
The alarm at quarter before eight last evening,
! "a caused. as wo learn from the Salem Regis
shy the burning'ora barn. cider mill and she'd
..ssaging TO MIR. John Marsh, in Danvcrs, on the
lsanheld road, four or five miles from Salem
lW,learn that four or five tons of hay were con.
\ scaed, but by the well directed efforts OF those
ssmbled, his large barn, dwelling house, &c,
s sac preserved. Best. Mcr. Jour.
j. flsr AND Loss OF Llrg.-Tho dwelling house
sioi jeremiah Shaw. at Moultonborough, \. IL.
was destroyed by fire on the night of the 27,h
uh, and man BY the name of Wan. Low, for.
iasiy VIM. L, Lowe. was burnt to death. The
me u supposed to have caught from his pipe,
Wa'eh nc was smoking when he retired ioy the
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=, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION. Wednesday, hpni
Ia 1ih ON the premises. the House aud lS fp,shhs
Ii ,h,,t two nrrc, hicy occupied by A INN hsi w
~ -v of Nor,yich Connecticut. The iotS t"9 'oI'e
i iI, ~, n,.I.tn style anl good order. wit bai,
90 bn,c * and surrounded with ir,il tres n,h nfuo
Iery -alc po,uyeo commence nj c'vfk !. VI, S''
pei 'e'' ''" j. o GODDARD, Norwich CoTn'
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DONRD IN BOND SREEr.-h pntor with bed room at
ID tarhr suitable a family and rooms lrr single cc'
men may e o,talne, with board at - Bond street y"
- ~. 81 49,, ,I,, ,,r, of ,i,y a,G iwS
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JOSIAH RItHARTsS. Apci,c,c,T
IDY BANGS. RICHARDS & fLtTr, Store No. ES
WEDNESDAY EvENING.

LsSsi easS ,4,apsss u,,-se &c cons snn'' f's an7'c
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SAIL DICk LIGHT RAVENS. ior BOAT : Ais.
AWNINGS. * hi>n. HEAVY SrAkPAILINS. pa
PER FEI1iNtS - tn y inches wide BAt+IlNt.. plan
snd twili - and a ipch iso Gram AID Meal Bag
49,, '-@''- BRINCKERIIoFF. FOX * PoLHEMTS..
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-FI Or, " ni,In" ~ - " ~ ~, n.raSL NJ The iRepr,I
tory Of the American Institute. IN the Park Dr. W ~i sl>'
coni m ,a,,u D, s, o lis information i collected by
nye and eNamna;i"n 70; 20 year: ~ W. - s NC '
nishe- Bonn aud one oi the beneincto ni our fnce ~
Mayor AlGcrmeu OF the CITY. &c are invited. nplo =
~ Course of lectures the Rei"mc- Dutch
Churc on Laiayciic Place tot the benefit o' 'e l''on
Iec,are tbs eineo, Eyea,n- ocieak y Re-
Tho hewitt = o.,r,oa - SI9Hi , b"rr DITI ,' ''
Tckc io tie Course one dollar 10 be had at ;h- d"nT-
Single admission twenty t-iye cont. II
rz-tnimaI aIaGnefism-itco tooth extracted from
Lady while Nnr,et-e, Clinton Hall on THURSDAY Evening
Slr Johnson viii more exhibition as nooye nnd for
de- one whom while N the state will have tooth extract
Experiment. in Cairyoyaucc. ympahy sc will be sHb'- m
tel Ticket, p cents each D'' '''
fss Missionary Mceting;-'rhe Fofe:a NJ N'>,onn
?, Sisfy of New NGk au Brook Ism auxiliary 10 me y IL
C. NJ Will hold IL anniycr,ary IN, eyennr MI ioG re" a.
The % innuai cp"r, VIII he reqdb the GoIte,p2pd@s Sss
1isa n"a, to enark to on Mission Mn. The Re- H.
Ini,ncion oiie Mission 70 ion roy reaIy 10 e'i' ="
The Great Clay Campaign.
Nc CELEBRATIONS OF TIE BIisrII DAY OF HEN
RV .FRIDAv April l2h. lSi'
The General Commute" Democratic Whls Young Men u
tho Cry md County of New York hayn- resolved 10 eon
ncncc the eSicn,ir Contest this City. immediately alter
the Chatter Election by celebrating the Anniversary oi the
Birth Day oi the ilu,tuous leader o the Wing ray on FRI
DAY the l2t ny of Apul next announce the proceedings o'
the day as follows:
An AdIrc nt the Tabernecle Il oclock noon. by the
! Hon. JOHN VI. CLAYTON Of Delaware
reccs, will e then had until half past o'clock IN the eve
nlu= when proceedings oI the dny will be closed by Adj
dresses from the following distinguished gcnticnen
Hon JOSEPH VANCE, OF OHIO.
Hon. G. tlRET DAVIS, at Kentucky.
lion SERGEANT :. PEENTIs;S ci Mississippi
lion. JOSEPH l.. WHITE ot Ny late OF Indiana.
Hon. GEORGE W SUMMERS, al Virginia.
lion CALEB u. SMITH, of Indians
CHARLES II PlI-TS. Esq. OF MaIylnnd
Hon JOHN NJ BOTl'S. Of Virginia.
The Clay Clubs the evcruI Wur1s respectfully nEted
TO cooperate IN oi the dny such manner as the
. Central Clay Cumm,iee deem pfupcr
! The GALLERIES will bc set upait for the iadle>;
Tn. p1cenc, will be tepersed with Odes and Music
pfupate TO The occHsnn.
I,y orLe! ut the General COMMITTEE OF
psrrocrutlc NVhis Young Men.
DAVID GRAHAM Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

,y,uONAS FIR sNCiS. aged I6 cft IL, home On the 7tt
ul, m company ut Nurtln Boonheau. Crazy tph!an'
y Rocrna and l. e.. Gpley. horse dealers Snh tn e o "
bauy YORK He inlr complexion and small Ntatur
ANY information h> whereabouts wil tc crnteuly ncNnow
,4- hy HI parents. Please address Thomas Ihc>
''I W',,Isn "I Ta's> MI 1s apoSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

GEN TLEMENS UItr''' ~ -
LARGE and beautiful assoftIsn' o thneY hu''e'' 0"''
~ -i,tlne oi ,.,, ,,.,
n.y aftic- UsDERyEsr lot sprlnS ain cuiuei "ea''
t.aule lietino Cnderyest.
do do
i.nulc do Drawer,
SIX Half Hoe
Cotton and McunO Hall Hose
Fir,l quality Linen Shirts,
liu.in Shirt got up m the best sVlp .lLoI,
nes nrtc: OF French Collr sold by the doIfn ~ "os
,k nrc., Al,) line Linen Bytun Gni square '2af' an
mon J,.-om. together ait good nruce n bltrK Io1Ir
, ,,he Nd LLiyes six Glove. Six Night tags SK roc
te, nndsarrhieE satin Stocks SATIN Hnd Six tfa'nt ies
.nend.r of different kn- Of 1nniy. "hich VII
h.. 1li at gur usual moderate pfIc.S .l ~. e.. ~
,s1.vi. Oppozltr the Fountain.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

T. COTTON Auctonecf.
~ COTTON {. co Auction und COMMISSION Merchant.
No Il3 Fulton and - Ann street. bnfa advances mad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

DIAPER llANGINGs, BpEpER AND fiREh h BDhihn tS;Iian,
PRiNrS-J H. s. j. NJ PIX VT No ~ Sou.n ,. w u,a,f ~
pper iIansnr. Iiorlers and FIRE Board P1ne when .i
0ief 10 "ultty he, u..nh ,b inhl3 3Tls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

DOARDlNG-A gentleman and his wife, and a few s'nc''
ID gentlemen cin b. accommodated with pleasant Room,
and Board nj No. &c CITY HALL FLACE. c, c",grr oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

E'OCND IN Forsyth street day last week. article OF
lad'e> wearing appal. The have II by eii
iu= u; 55 Fourth Il after O'Clock T NJ and paying Tor TN
4ar+N.a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
Price Ii Cts.-37 I-a Cts. for II Copies.
Can there be a Church without a BlShep

Controversy between Rev DIS Wainwright and Pots grow
in- Of the incidental assertion the former that There
cannot be Church without, Bishop
The above Controversy i printed neat Pamphlet and
done up with printed covers For the Tribune Office