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asS5k PUCK, LIGHT Ravens. fr.eBoAr SAIL 5,
PER W. &c, Also, HEAVY TAE2'AG LIS ,. ..h,
md 80 Fittings 80 TO ~ nchss wide; BAGGlNS pialii
d 20 and "A i1ch. Also Grain and Meal Bags q
ns.- BRINCKERA OFF, FOX X PoLhEMUs,
40 snn 90 Pine street.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

BIRD corner Pine and Nassau streets, has now read
for and sale the Standard Pattern OF Gentemen
Hats, for the ensuing season.
f26 lmMWF&S~ BIRD Pine and Nassau sts.
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). Z. BEN EDIC
!. (. STEVENS

Youue Men who desire TO visi, Europe IN an interest
ing ASSERTION with the above named WIZ oI
further particulars address Through thc Post
inh20 Sis J. +. STEW Ems WV i0-''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ ViSiInnt Division sons of Temper r
members OF this DIVISION are bert oy
noIiti,d to appear with Rsgalia, Wednesday evening
March 2oh al CT O'clock the purpose OF receiving The
Nanpe1 70 be presented on said evening by Committee o
7 sSiss j. S. MCKAY. r. S. mis- D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

IA Card.-The Young Singers in the lower PAT OF
the City who desiTous OF placing themselves unasI Inc m
suctioa uf Mr. Bradbury for the purpose OF practcs it
his next juvenile Musical Festival invited meet hm IN
hs basemsat of the Baptist Tabernacle Church M1osIy m
nils bopgug TO Besknan and Oliver Sc SCHOOLS
will be instructed their ectire Lecture Rooms faIg
ara informed that bat ectable we'll behaved children
s admitted into these Schools TO all such the instruct On
is GraastouS. tl<u 3iS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

NOOPER'S lSINGLASS This aruc'e ls wat-
" ranted .Qua III strength Russian insls>> tbe
jelles blanc mango SC an Of great where delicate
animal food is required Only quarter lhe pner OF ssa
Sold whoissa aud retail, BY A SANDS Y co. Drug
g.s and Chemists a7s Broadway, Chemte tGrare
Builuing) mhiS: aus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

WET FEET-lt should be remembered that colds, cough.
consumption asthma. inflammation OF the lungs p!eurisy
aua many ohef fatal disorders often the result of catch
s eod In consequence of vet feet damp clothes ght
Wnfs ndlln Vegetable Pills are undoubtedly, TIE best
ecine III ife world for Carrying off cold because they
purge from the system those morbid humors which whe
logged IN the various parts of the hody every
,aiady acdsot 10 single d box OF said Indian
vegetable ss viii only always afford relief but will
IA majority Of cases make perfect OF the obst
haLe con at the same time the digestion Will be improved
and e blood so completely purified that all evil consequences
rvs9ll9g from Catching coi9 TI!i be entirely prevented
Caucion-As counteIets abroad, avoid all store. Of a
dian Vegetable Pills " e "
Oices devoted exclusively lh4 sale OF the medicine
Wlotste and reai!No 2S3 Green ici street Nav York
delphi4. - 80, 80 - 4''@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

GOLD LEAF REMOVAl"-,Ihe subscriber
has n consequence OF being undermined fen,n by
some gentleman Cold Bearer removed hi' Gold Leaf
Factory No 90 Read STREET only three doofs om nj, od
stand yyh-rr confident his old ents VAL iolio" Besr
quality Dentists Gold foli. j. l.. " AGuH,
MAIL lmIa PnrclICal
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salvation IL of tbe .Iexxxyba

+. tHEy viii preach THIS EVENING in the Lecture Room
6" i9s toaoway I4bslnaGle utjsc-' The prsena
O'Clock collection wli be made aid OF The
the Jaw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

The members Of Howard Lodge are hereby notified lecur.
wall Re delivered before the Lodge this evening by u
John L. Mae of Mutual Lodge. Punc,ual attendance
rqneated The Order general respectfully invited
attend By order,
ARCHIBALD GIOVANNI. q.
EDWIN J. MERCER. Sec. ,nh2N II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

BJ-Tenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wing Electors
Of this Ward requested Columbian Hall, Grand
ST. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Goth inst. at Il o'clock,
hear the report Of the Nominating Committee appointed 10
Charter Officers for the Ward FOR the and
also TO respond to the nomination of Mayor.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR,
Chairman OF N0Glma,iGg Committee
JAMES n PiSKSFy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
hi The premises Acquackan Paterson Landing,
slfomerly occupied b. Peter Jackson, situated The
head Of navigation OF Ptssac river the Immediate Vicinity
the Steam Boat Landing which Steam Boats
constantly and short distance from the Depot OF
the Patterson Rail Road consisting OF
ls The homestead house aud lot the house being large
aud commodons. with good garden plot adj AGENT.
ID The Tavern stand adjoining the above formerly known
3D. Water Lot the Passac front Of the
premises below the hill
The above popsry will sold together separately
bss; purchasers aud II sold private sale before the
day OF April will BE- offered Public Auction
the premises the sixth day OF Apr at2 o'clock precisely
and sold without For and further particulars
apply 10 ANDREW PARSONS. at Paterson: PET r.R
JACKSON, at Newark; WILLIAM JACKSON, at Jersey
(ry 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

FURNITURE NUIICE-ooia kelste@us, Nc
4 +. COTTON would iniorll al who wan. o az
ptue OF aay descrpCion, thar ne prepared 70 tus at
has constantly hand very large assortment .uGlJjlg
tanels Pateut Sofa Be.,teads which tor .mgeitY 4oJa
by and economy without taslr equa. ihe paNhc aJc
invited call hrualso I'll oJhet aILds Of
Sofas always on hand.
Those breaking ap houssk-e, ny ,nlu % sei I'll
any portion OF their Furniture ali hGL Icabv e ey sed
ing line caIn9 upon ;ie subscn5eI
Sales By Auction faithfully atiEndpo -.
su26Ist +. COLioNtil3 EuiEOr and s. Am "a.
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- yin,Iant - Di1-jsI"s, No-1a or r.

ViGiiant Division, No. IL, S. OF t.
BANNER PRE- N1ATiON-A Committee of Ladies
will present Vigat Division No. Il Sons of Temperance,
at half past O'Clock the sbu NJ r. Church Nor
folk street Stanton On which occasion the Grand D.!
viii preside. The of the evening viii be Of The
highest order Presentation by Lady Reception by
delivered by the Rev. Martyn member Of the Order.
and gentleman Of high attaiumens. ALSO, by Nh =.
Ellis. P w T. of Washington Division Of Boston,
vesaly admired for his commandng eoqueace end his great
promoting the Washiugtonian Reformation.
Several choice pieces Will be by the Choir of the Church
under the direction of B Lorenzo D ice and other apc
pirate Music. For particulars small bills for the
Tickets III to be had the door the evening
mi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

yxTANTED--By very respectable Girl,
w situation cook, wash and IRON, chaulbernad
and walter do housewoIk Please apply al No. 235s
Sullivansest Very best Of City reference can be given
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

WILL BE SGLU al pubic auction uAdtr the
W di5seuoa Of Vessel $. Smith, Ess MAST, n thsg-
csr, fneJday arc 18th 3t the O. att iol m te II;
ge Of OF ma,ca kept by Weeks b.autHiI located
arm situated ihout uile f,om the village Of Jamaica
% ptEches Of land under good state 81 eu e.
good substantial house BAN, carnage and WAGON oose with
all tie outhudiuGS, Od Fcr !0Ihcr
particulars iuqu~ of VESSEL Smith his Office II. Pine,
. Richard C. De Mott on the premises iHh2t 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

WANTtG-By young man tnat has had two
w years business, and writes good hand a
situation in Haudw Grocery store-saary much
Of an object employment. Good recommendations VIII De
| nror,ntlv attended n2o 2w~
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WN " SIIIRIsy. ,nct,9n.er

WNi. W. Shirley, Nuctionser
HOUSE tURNlttRt SALES -Soiicits ON
II families Siyns up house keeanS hts sprne, 'her
sales arranging aud selling OF which y9rlnI steGt2R wi
b. gwen moderate charge, ssrst ysars experience Will
insare faction Sales paid tle day 0wlns aed ete
ece 10 those sold or Orders ls the IL
Piaset residence Sth avenue 23 81 atJera-d %
y. Resu AZ sales China Glass, sarthsuSaIe and Mse-
thsndise generally lt tlatsret, each month. CON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

where apparatus used Pnce $40: for sal. By Alesrs.
Collins Brother x o. 25i Pearl st, y. Gork. mh20 It
Seventeenth Ward.-At very large meeting
of the Democratic Wing Electors of the Seventeenth Ward
convened al the Henry Clay House Monday Evening,
March sh 1874, 10 call of the Nominating Com
mi tee for Charter Officers, Jacob Acker Esq. called
te the Chair aud Benedict Lewis J and James Goodman
Vice Presidents and Joseph Keen and A. Schwartz aI
nointed Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Sales room is IhNtaan Gate Fssa>ljn Ths'trrl
LNUh NlCIRC. i>f "A At tll,t s.-tG WEN
I NESDAy. MACH 2alh, At ia o'clock st 70 Hva1y 81
good assortment OF Fu-iture consisting 9A-t q, so SG.
reeas ,doolrds a-o forte treaeh and Fs9ch m 'hoAay
chars, carpets rUS. nd 3 cots aud ffeg Sa>>~S
pier. GENRE card and w15S thes teOc ard nthr IL
stea's beds pedd * Sa>s 'l ,s,se' ~,s NnaaJo es
kitchen furniture; gold mIScNi asu J"~a;c- ~sch Cat
uou.v ulh,S ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

YOKNS, COINS AND TOOTHACHt> Cured
~ without ertactns for sale at a T. BUiitS Js"sify
Stocc 40 RnwsTy y. Y. pric- ~ -ac n3 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

GOAL. COAL.!-cell!ng off III consequence o I
" the expiration Of thr lease the b-st qualify Of feacn
Orchard below the market pnce 5O4 "ashnzion-seet,
n.ar Sn,,ny fl2 I'm iwls
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TUESDAY. Aprit2d.
Al No Broadway mar 'th sta general and neat 'sort'
OF Furuitarr, family e1YlGS h- clt Ia witch S
enc 6.Stop rArl3r Orsnn.i
THURSDAY, Arrl II h,
At No - Hudson trarirs-St, Ge entTe pruI-
o. Ssto housa fashionable and 10 He oIdga OF tn-
liY siving up hauSekssplns. m-2t. 2tT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Tbs price fixed by the bill for the sale Of the
smNO0cO. The Delaware Division Is estimated at
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

~ Association Tour through surope pI,.
fe IN distant country, The nnaeTssned ouns mem
we'd upon increasing their perty 20 the more
,sT of from eight TO twelve, agreeable Association
of Tourists. ;,a ., ,;si, rh. pripciraI
Css and Towns Of Great Briiaiu. France SPAN,
land Germany Greece Italy Iurksy E6y 5! JARED SIsdn and
Scenery Social Relations, PohiT, ana ~
ligioas Government, and ADtlQat OF the VT w " '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

| l1ALESMAN WANTED in a Clothing Store
- One that is fully competent and has knowledge of th
bushes hear Of permanent situation by addre
| CLOTHiER at this Office t-E
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

DOOMS AND BOARD-Thrse or four gentle
n men wish Two bed rooms and paror with board in re-
spectacle private family. Address Henry, al th- Office OF h5
Tribune stating loo ton aud terms. HltA II:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-24
Correspondence of tie Madisonian.

LocKroRT, N. Y, April 18th, 1874
SIR; On the 10Th inst, the friends Of the Admins
tration had a meeting which was well attended and
the right spirit prevallcd-spirted resolutions were
adopted and several speeches made. complete
organization perfected and delegates appointed
to attend the County Convention. Yesterday the
Convention met, delegates we're in attendance from
most Of the towns in the county have seldom seen
a larger attendance at any County Convention for
years. Strong resolutions were adopted avowng
their determination to stand by the Prcsident--to
support his Administration and to all proper
measures to secure his nomination and to promote
his election. Some of the Oldest citizens who have
resided in the county before the last war; came
IS miles to attend this Convention other candi-
date could have drawn them out, and other mo-
tives could have induced them but justice TO John
Tyler the Veto President. Eight delegates were ap-
pointed to attend 1.-THE Convention in New York, on
the 25th. In haste.
Yours, SC. -.
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should not DO suffered 10 impede et Prsvsri ~"u's
sd vigorous support Of tho constituted authority Of
the nation; and duly impressed with conviction
that ia the breast Of the real patriot, all individual
considerations and feelings should be absorbed In a
paramount regard for his counrys welfare, the Sen
ate will cheerfully and firmly unite their exertions
with those of the other Departments Of the Govern
ment, to apply the energies Of the State to vigor-
Gus prosecu on of the war; until the necessity OF Its
further continuance shall be superseded by an honor
able peace, the only Legitimate object OF war"
This attempt to put Mr. Madison out OF the
Presidency was a .'united and vigorous sup
port of the constituted authority OF the nation.
So said the Hartford Convention and Essex
Junto.
Extract from table of Presidential elections.
"lsl2 Eighteen States entitled 10 2l6 votcs.'
observation-disclosures Madison, 1928 DE Witt Gin
ton, 80"
Quere Did these 80 votes include the blue
light Hartford Convention eleclors7 l trow
they did Martin Van Buren, using his influence
during the war TO unite New York with Fede-
raj Blue Lights! Oh Oh. Oh!
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AN UNPLEASANT INCIDENT IN DE
BATE.

Yesterday, in the heat of passion, Mr.. White,
of Kentucky, and Mr.. Raihbun. of New York,
came in personal collision in consequence Of
offence given in debate. 1t was over in few
moments, both parties apologzing and after
wards shaking hands in peace.
We believe that similar occurrences have
transpired in every legislative body on earth
Mems passions (all men being imperfecD will
occasionally usurp the throne of reason and
push prudence aside. The only safe guard that
can be adopted is the rigid enforcement OF the
rules designed to be applied in such cases.
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MIR. VAN buren,.
PROFESSION vs.. PRACTICE.

OF all men who have occupied a conspicuous
position in the United States, Martin Van Blu.
rem is, most truly, least at harmony with him.
self Like the Satyr of old, he blows hot and
cold with the same breath, with perfect ease
at was a maxim at Rome, who, with all her
faults - had, in her bosom, many Of the ele-
ments Of great and wise People, that when a
foreign enemy was at her gates, she must
hush her internal dissensions, and go forth TO
meet the common enemy" (d) This is his
theory But when he comes TO put it in prac-
tice. he organizes party, IN has olrn State,
during The late udr, so that erery electoral
role of his State is given against Mr.. Madison,
and given TO the candidate oft Hartford Con
vention, Essex Jun,o men. Yet he is the Nor
tbern man with Southern principles.
His glory enough for me 10 1rdH in The
footsteps Of my iiiustrious predecessor. Some
such fulsome hattery is uttered by him in some
such words II is not worth the trouble TO hunt
them up to quote them.
His ilusuious predecessor in August 1929,
directs him, when in the Department Of State,
TO open negotiation, without delay, for the pur-
chase of Texas. And so strong were General
Jsclson,s oconvictions of lie o,ea, vaIue n ,b.
uoi,.d s,a,e.. that he will not obiec,--,o GO
rs high as five Millions for Texas. Yet.
-, ,Li. Northorn man Nth eou,bo,, ,.;r;
pes is offered, some years after. thi. same Texas,
he tells his Secretary OF State that he can have
nothing to do with ii. Yes, verify, he walked
ne, IN tho foo,s,eps of his ilu.,riou, nredeces.
&C.,. =. "A ,oIa ~. ;u,.,,, -.
,Lr, 4, ~s.sI - - :,
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Sr. CHAstIs Horn,
NEw osLsAss, April llth, 1874.

IHt Lrrsosu ~ Nrw BsuSswcx-W. learn
IRON the last Miramaehi Cleaner that a Medical
Commission, consisting Of Drs. Key, sksne, folder
W ana Gordon, have been invcstg .ting the nature,
origin and extent Of the frighfu AID loathsome dis
case now existing at Tracsdic, Tsbisntc and Ne.
gsnck. These gentlemen have decided that the dis
case 70 the Greek Eephantassi not the Eicphantia-
SIS OF the hrabians, but the leprosy Of the midd e
ages, OF that description which the French designate
the Iubercuisr, and which ragged over nearly every
part oil Europe between the tenth and sixteenth cen
tur'es. The disease ~ contagious, and person IN
this province who has been unfortunate enough 10
contract II has as yet been cured. The medical gen
lcmen say that the disease has no affinity to scroiua,
and that the idea Of its having arisen from the poor
diet Of the French settlers, or from filthy habits, is
not correct as they found II existing in some Of the
clesoest dwellings, and among the mos, respectable
families The disease appears to have spread rapid
ly during the past year. and the Commissioners have
seen upwards Of twsoty cases. all Of which they trso
ed 10 one source. St Jshn paper
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-24

Az AMERICAN SEAMAN Murdered AT Havana
The brig r. Street, at New Orleans, brings dates 10
the 10th instant The Daily Republican says:-A
very unpleasant affair occurred at Havana on the
eighth instant. boat from the American brig Ma
~ Pennell, Of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, which
had been sent TO the mole, was directed to keep off
by the sentinel on duty. The sailors in it resisted
and row eusued, In which other boats Joined, when
the commander Of the guard got knocked in,o the
water by blow from an oar. The sentinel here.
upon fired upon tho boats, and we are sorry TO sa,
MORALLY wounded American seaman named
Michael Murphy, native Of New York.
About 100 OF he negroes engaged in the insurrec.
ton at Matanzas have been shot, we learn and
the jais in Havana were full Of reyoled slaves par
be made.
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of their avn blood Amoas the People Of ihs
South. The South has scarce an indisidus
there aud there Ih'oug bout The North 10 say .
word to correct wrong impressions or TO vindi
cate the South against unjust attacks. There
are some individuals, who have received II
some degree proper sense OF what Is due 'e
the South; but the great mass MISUNDERSTANDING
and misuse them.
Considerations such as these, should make
the North feel how wrongfully they must judgt
the Southern People, what injustice their Judg
men, commits against them, aud how careful
they should be not to oyerbear or 10 iritate IL
unnecessarily. The North is always heard al
the South. The South is never heard at the
North, until its resistance has become SO serious
as to compel attention.
How rarely do we see extracts from Southern
papers, except TO ridicule and objurgate them.
IL is true that being generally planters, there are
fewer incidents and subjects likely to attract
attention than at the North. That the South
may err is very possible that The North may
err is not impossible. Let the North approach
The South with more kindly feelings; LET them
entertain the disposition 10 meet and discuss
with them, with feelings Of respect and consd'
Grafton. They have but few subjects OF inter
est among them, and do continually and with
fierce rudeness attack alike their sensibililies
and their interests. Above all, do not attack
those interests which are vital TO them, and
which do not interest the North, and should not
be invaded. To find themselves thus attacked
I'M . it.l ipfp
es,s of the East. A wise forbearance, but more
than all, an intelligent conception Of the tue
character of their Southern brethren, would do
much to cause and to perpetuate harmony.
The North, with Its mullitudinous avocations,
must expect 10 find the South, with so few,
take very different views Of many matters but
they are honest, and the parties intelligent at
least if not SO practically well informed as those
Of The North. Their views being honestly
formed are not to be borne down with contume-
ly and editorial denunciations.
Let the People Of the North consider these
things and they will see that great injustice has
been done to the South; that in possessing all
the organs Of public opinion, they have fearful
odds against the South that the South is dumb
at the North, while every Northern argument
and policy is proclaimed TO the South. The
influence of Northern opinions is aided by
presses throughout the South-it is not so vice
versa.
Ii were a consummation devoutly to be
wished that there were some editors at the East
capable and willing of laying before the People
of that section these truths to soften those bit
ter prejudices, and TO ns,il more just appreci-
alton of the South.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-24

Dgsru or AsprsssN.-The Newark Post an
nounces the death of hos. Oakly Anderson, OF New
ton, Sussex county, N. j., formerly Lieutenant in
the United States Navy, snd one OF the twelve of,
GERS who assisted Decatur IN the des ruction of the
rigste Philadelphia IN the harbor Of Tripoli which
having fallen into the hands Of the enemy. had been
manned with three hundred Turks, and bore the az
Of a hostile power or the officers engaged in this
service Anderson was the last survivor
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-24

DECLINES rur NOMINATION. Bilen, the late
popular Mayor Of Baltimore, in consequences of mo-,
having perfectly recovered from the ind sposlion
which caused him to resign tina, off "a, decline. ing
candidate for the Office Of Governor Of Maryland at
The approachinp election.