davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

The .hove !. fro Ss ,s,It2r;,, !. III. ,,,, H.vt.
evs ;.r.l.A;e. q ~ ATE .ov.rrne.t hin ,rh;eh
kse "a, g. .vt-.r. !,
49,. ~ ~ - s.. ~. IN;
e - s.,,,ii /. ..leri.t-d = I..v.
M. ~ ;sds - ~. ..;,f.r..a. -, Nj \.
.sr,..,...a~...r q. 49, -. 80. ~. -.
anSsS ~ s-s.:..s.v,1 q, !. s...-.;,,s. =. IN
SszSS fr...ss ~. !. ~ 4 ~. 49,. ~
go 80 S;sssx ~ SSrlS... N ~, In,
:. .er.,.,v & r.,.ov. % ma .r,o..ou. ;m,r..
= E:.F ss1zf - sr1a.a ~ ~ = a,s-t
a 20; e, q i. Il. Ia, -. ...;,. j..
s.k.S,ss.. ,s;...,k. 80 ns.ra.v = a.,
e ~ Sssi sri ~. -. 49, !. '"'
~ fi1 70 pa u, ~ 4 "a -. Go.
ID ,.e.ss -. .s..ss.;:. ~. 1900 =. =,
de "a 49, - - ,s.s.s.I -, :, !.
ss:fS. p !. q. g n. 49,. -
& q. = Z, q, H..
saS5s1 -. xs.r w. -, s' h".
sss11t salx 4assr xs.,, -: In; !. -. 49,.
2. 40. & :. ANN. !. ).
SseS e 49, - "a. ..,; ls,,h,.. .....:s
.lr-..ess...A1,,.s..ss ~. .r;t. ~ -. -.
1855. 4. -. ~ s. u IL.
.5Dyoy3ese yeav,.1 = Z. y. sr... ;...,r :.
-7K1fs "a s,fS.f tssv. r. s..r ,,, !. !.
~. ~ ~ s,.e.,r,d IN Is. IA,
1850 ~. -. e -: .I:.
-.-heu 800 -, S,,,ea - :. = r..;.,..a.s s
y4ssfaiEs 81 1;Iv .a,s.n,t sth.,sx,,. !. s...'r
~ s ss..eva u ,,,.sur. vh;ch -. hro,,.h,
1ssuasl W "a ~ received ~ ..net;on = ,
800 fpde1pn = Sal,,,. x.1.;,. : -. ia
- Set-o x;5;ssv : -. h...a i. :
~ -ss9S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

CouNrEavErTERs.-Thre men were lately 4.
rested q New ORLEANS for having counttrk 81
money ~ their possession. On . full examination
5000 - counterfeit notes on the banks of
-. cans ladiana, &C., was found
'teasiaEy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

The Madisonian says that the value or the FISH,
e!les OF the splendid rivers Of the Oregon Is be-
ginning to be appreciated Il the East. The finest
salmon in the world are to be had in abundance
for the taking. A lot Of several hundred barrels
arrived short time since in an American bot
tom, and the question Of our right to the Terri
tory was promptly settled at the Custom House
by the admission Of the cargo - an American
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
Revenue hin.

Ia new rsyenue bill, - il has passed the
Hosss aslishss the Office Of Collector, NJ in
poses the dutleacf Inst Office upon the Coaaty
Treasurer. The bill viii propably bscome !
law. ees
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

For very intesesticg letter from our Ed.
ropean correspondent, Maj. NEwHALI, zee irsl
page. $50 tsHa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

Mr.. SpAxctxn, the Wig nominee for Govsrpcr.
Of Ohio, declines running.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

HWe acknowledge the receipt Of congress
sional documents from Hon. R. D. OWEN, Of In
diana, and Hon. O. B. FlcxLls, of Illinois.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

Green peas and fresh dahlias were sold in the
New Orleans market on the 18th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
Double Sheet.

Tomorrow again we issue The Tribune on a
double sheet-for the purpose of clearing oft a
large quantity Of interesting matter which has
been accommodating upon our hands during the
week, and to give place to all our advertisers.
We do the best we can, on the other five days of
the week, both for readers and advertisers; but
we are at present compelled to depend upon our
double sheet for bringing up arrearagcs and
making clean breast of it. In week more
we shall effect our contemplated enlargement,
when we hope to be better enabled to meet the
demands upon our columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
demands upon our columns.
young Mems Meeting at National Hall.

Young Mems Meeting AT National HUH
A tremendous gathering OF young men assem-
bled at National Hall last evening to respond TO
the Wing Nomination for Mayor and other City
Officers to be elected at the ensuing election
DR.. JAMES r. WooD of the Seventh Ward was
called to the Chair and Vice Presidents were ap
pointed for each Ward. DAVID GRAHAM, Esq
presented dspassonate but eloquent and ener
getc address and sundry spirited Resolutions
were read by A. W. BRADFORD, Esq The meet
ing was then addressed by Dr. A. Sidney Doane
and others, after which they adjourned all re-
solving to meet at their respective Wards on the
day of election and to vote for and elect the re-
gularly nominated Wing candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
IrPPE,R POLICY

BURGLARY BY A BoY.-On Tuesday afternoon,
while MIR Thomas Taylor and his lady were absent ,hor
time from their house. twas burgariousy entered and sill
yerwatch three pairs of boots and some ewsry worth TO-
eeth- S33 So stolen Yesterday officer Schmoh arrested
the 9th Avenue boy named Mathew Kinney, charged with
the burglary and after being severely stoned by gang
other boys the officer brought the prisoner to this Office whe
of the stolen property being found his possession k
was committed To answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
Annexation Of Texas

o,;nn or tho ci.;. OF Northampton,
". .ss.n,blea "a pursuance OF public notice,
,..nout distinction of party, at the Town
dali on Thursday evening, March q, 1874, the
Rev. William Allen, d. d. having been appointed
Chairman. and w. A. Arnold Secretary, the fol-
lowing resolutions were introduced, discussed, and
unanimously adopted
3>,,as has been received that the Pesiden;
o the United States having antoriz- and perhaps Solcea
the negotiation OF treaty with the stae 81 isSs,
Tor the Annexation Of her territory 10 the conieefae1 states
Of thu, Union is submit the same 10 me Senate or
rs and nnd fore Tn The A@eca
people and lead If adopted 10 The snb'es'n oil 'he
Rss6irsG Tia, the Confedsracy of States. consttutns
Union brought about only oy Inc sksfcs
Of fraernal spirit aud as matter OF conom'sr On INC PAR
introduction cenferats except with The consent OF
m original parties manifest violation OF the splfit OF The
Rf,otrea O. That were the Annexation OF Twas to tn
Tinted States within the constitutional powers ofth- Govern
regard 70 h. 1ssesfiss lnefsss and WISHES
hsircOustuenti before the coGsuihindIon oi suT met
sure opportunities for consdernglts bearings
now and or generations 10 come upon the puec prosperity
Resolred 3 That the Innovation of Texas unauthorized
IN e s hns %hc as the past history
Government utterly lndeeslbe by any necessities now
and If effected fraud force for sinister toual party
ends and hou first being made subject OF free discussion
the people primary assemblies must neVita'
bis prod6ce dissolution of the Union;
Resolred That the President o! the United States II he
has authorized the negotiation OF treaty Tor this purpose IN
the idle nope of securing ratification BIZ the Senate before
pablo mind could be- awakened 10 the PROJECT In contem-
Patton ng with the dignity OF the people aud tramp
linz upon ther rights has BETRAYED the high trust rspoed IN
him, md pursued course OF conduct III lbs high aton OF
Chief Magistrate of the Union, which even IN private life
would ba pronounced by pure minded and honorable men, to
be treacherouS and base.
Resolred s. That amidst the which are crcua-
only remaining contdsnceand one which We can;
uO'h % mlSplaceG-lS
,ates and that couiue the members OF that honorable
body so tried and often found faithful
sces 10 act in this crisis ef country history De-
minded gentlemen wig liant guardians OF the rights
OF the people. and whoc-souied American patriots
RsSoirea That the proceedings OF this meeting atested
by The Chairman aud secretary b. forwarded 10 the Hon Nh
Bates one Senators Congress. that the BE-
submitted TO the Senate OF the uElted States
WILLIAM ALLEN, Chairman.
w. A. ARNOLD, Secretary. lCoPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE.-'The annual meeting
OF this institution takes place at Washington next
week on which occasion the various literary and
scientific associations IN the Union including Cole
geS and Universities, are be represented by dele
gates 1t will be without doubt an interesting occa-
sion, and productive of much good by bringing to-
gether the scholars and literary of orr country,
whose efforts in the cause of science and education
will by this means receive additional stimulus and
encouragement. We understand that the New York
Historical Society has appointed the following gen
tlemen as delegates, viz: Hon. Albert Gallatin, w.
B.Lawrence, Esq, Hon. Gulian c. Verplanck, Hon.
Benz. f. Butler, John w. Francis, NJ D., George
Folsom, Esq, Prof. J. w. Draper, NJ. d., Rev.
Thomas De Witt, d. d.. P. NJ. Wetmore, Esq.
Hon Luther Bradish Hon. Hamilton Fish, NJ. C.,
Henry r, Schoolcrall, Esq, Joseph Blunt, Esq.
Commercial,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
HENRY CLAY:

b EPEs SARGENT. ESQ. Of the City Of New York
Brought down the year 1874. This work will be publish.
ed on clear and type, FORM and put up
with paper covers with and handsome lithographic
full length Portrait IL will be sold u. cents for the Sin
gle eopy Ten Copies or One Dollar This the fullest and
most complete Biography of Mr.. Clayever published
@ Clay Clubs. Wing Committees Booksellers and 9th.
will please send in their ordsrs early az possible
Country Merchants about visiting the city viii afford
avorah!e opportunity to those wishing order.
GREELEY * McELRATH,
fe2i Tribune Buildings lea Nassau street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

SANDS SARsAPARiLAIhe discovery Of the elasticity of
made b. Lord Worcester about the middle Of the 18th
century has produced important revolution
chanics than the discovery OF the properties of Sasapara
that Of Medicine This though employed practice
for number OF years. has onyof late been properly
mated because onl recently that properties
have been properly developed the process OF pfeparaon
The rays the when scarcely of sufficient power
OF piece of wood. If concentrated Will fire.
Aud only b. condensJng tbs hygeian properties Of this
valuable that they be made available their full
tent IN the reno val Of disease
InSANDS' SARSAPARILL LA, this great object has been
attained IL with the stomach and the time
reaches with speed ana certainty the Of disease The
history effects found the multitude 81 testimonials
from these who been restored health Influence
Besides curing Scroula Eruption OF the Skin, Ulcers D 81
Iepsa Rheumatism and all diseases from improper
omnera medicines, effects case what
is cOnmonly called "a broken constitution may well be
termed uu PARALLEL
For certificates and testimonials, pamphlets
and various papers.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail BY 4. B. & D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. - Futonseet. New York.
gIsts generally th1ous hout the United States.
FRENCH LASGUAaE.-Mauescas Oral System, by his
the early morning class for the season are
requested make Immediate application. The class will
commence about the lst Of ArT
Two ladies' may BE- admitted INTO the Ladies Morning
Class, which IS now III The second course
Private instruction during the day 10 Franklin-sreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

Destructive FIRE IN INSTRUMENTATION
10 o'clock last evening fire broke out al the
of Bienyile and Royal streets, in Fuller X Co.'S
Establishment of Chemical Oils, which was wholly
consumed-as were also the Cabinet establishment
in the next building of MIR. Samson, and the Wine
and Liquor-Sore adjoining on Roya!-stree Of
Messrs. .Iordy & Brasier. The store next below
was partially burned Several adjoining buildings
were for time in peril, but We're saved by the floods
of water poured out By the engines. We did not
learn the amount of damage; but it must be con-
siderable with, perhaps, small insurance. The fire
originated in small Dry Goods Store adJoinng
Fuller & Co. on Bienville-sueet.
Thus far of the loss otproperty. The melancholy
part of the tale is yet to be told. About y o'clock
when the fire appeared 10 be nearly extinguished,
and the iiremen were playing upon the detached
flames to put them entirely out part of the wall of
the store next the corner, only standing story
high fell down and occasioned disaster which will
be long remembered among Us, OF which the follow
iug are as near the particulars could obtain
at that late hour:-John Hanes, of No. killed :;
George A. Fosdick, ditto, badly hurt; j. G. Den
man, leg broken; Il. Hanes ditto, slightly injured;
t. Depas of No. 4, very badly hurt Michael Moore,
volunteer No. ,, leg broken and sent to the Hospital
One member ofNo. l., and one of No. A. injured, but
how badly, could not be ascerained
n. O. Bulletin, March 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

REDuC rIoN FoURfoLp IN Prices, or NOTHING If THs
USER DELIGHTED WITH ITAu article that every fan
y must consider Indispensable, when they know lis F1wa
and value and which has heretofore been sold too high
reach all classes been reduced ortod in price Wit
view that rich and poor high and low and IN fact eye
human being may enjoy its comforts and all who geti shall
have the prre returned to them If they not delighted with
its use We assert without the possibility OF contradiction
tall Burns and Scalds, ercy external Sore, old or fresh
and all external pains and aches matter where shall be re
duced comfort BY it in FIVE minuts--sayng me- 1o O.
tails are destrOyedby he accident This article VIII cure ani
of the following complaints, or all pay refused Tor H. VIZ
Burns, Scads, lhilbaIns. f.ryspelas,
Sore Nipples and Eyes. Piles, Sat hhsnm, g.
Barber's lrch, Fever Sores, ULCERS SORES &c
It is truly magical to appearance in its effects Inquire To-
Councils Magical Pam Extractor Sa'vr, at Iomst0cs
Cn D, 81 street Price u cents, four times as
mn ch for 50 cents, aud ten Times much for 81
All country merchants are requested to take 1t 70
commission the greatest blessing To mankind DDS
discovered medicine for ages This strong !apsIi- os
you may d.pend its power will fully jnstlty It. Sold al !.
CourtIsndtstreet where II br ONLY ound genuine"
this city.
GAUTIoN-Be sure and get CoNNEL's, as our plats wig
Daeys has been stolen and counterfeit and Wef
less appear nnd-r that See that II Is dlffct
i,OmstOCk y Co. never touch It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
POLICE OEElCE-

theft OF CLOTHING AND JEWELRY.-A co,,.
ed woman, named Alva Chambers, was arrested h-os
Ruckol and Sweet for having Sunday last stolen ,S
aud Jewelry worth $i3 IS, from Mrs Louisa Morse NJ
Grad ST.. Committed to answer.
ATTEMPT To DEFRAUD.-A young man Mans.
Michael Mainline, with eyej went last evening - =
store of ~ p Larsen No. u Wall street and ordered *,
Spanish segars. worth S63 be TO Mr. Clark c,p,
Hudson aud Charlton streets where he said ha was ba,k
and that they would be paid FOR delivery when ,h ra
ed bill presented He also purchased and pocketed
gar and segars for 81. MI Larsen suspectuy hi, 60
toner sand he would walk with him and receive the mo
for the himself When opposite Pnteur in Broaaw,,
Mainline said he had GRAND there and inviting Lasc
the himself and escaped Duaa. ATM.
and Larsen couldn fad him. The Carmam took the yg,
the place directed but being able find or he,,
Clark took the segars back Wall Officers Rueia
and Sweet during the night, arrested Mainline and h. Wa
to-day committed TO prison. he only as s
on Larsen.
I BURGLARY.-Last night the store of Mess,s
Duckworth Sexton No 231 Fulton Street was bu,,,,
ousy entered and robbed OF three hrkins of butter two d,
which We're found tins morning the corner of reenwS
street.-The ielons escaping.
STEALING COPPER, &c.--Two bows nama
John Shay and John pougherty arrested aud commit
Qnncey Howell No. 10 Oak st. f'' iva
ARREST OF BURGLAR AND Book THIFy-l
young named Francis Henfques alias Lee wa, ar,,
by officers Reyea and Colvn charged with having on II
28th January last burgarlouy entered with false KEY II
law office of Sias JONES' Esq. No 60 Wall street, and ,
ing 10 volumes OF law and other books, worth SO Ala
bursarIousy the law office of Ulysses D French and L.
reno g. Shepard ESls No. lis Nassau street, on the S
last aud stealing law and other books aud coat worth
gether S3 Many of the above books were found in the ,
eut of the prisoner Pearl street We're also abou,s
volumes Of other stolen books for which owners arr wt
the Police The accused has been long ont of the Sta,
| Prison. aud committed TO answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

large and spirited anti-AnneXation
meeting was held in New Bedford on Tuesday after
noon, a Memorial to Congress adopted, and Com
mittee appointed TO obtain signatures.
THE EAST INDIA SQUADRoN.--A letter Just re-
ceived in Philadelphia from a gentleman on board
the rigate Brandywine, dated off Columbo, Ceylon,
Goth December 1913, gives probably the latest intel
lisence from our squadron in the East Indies. The
Brandvwine's crew had entirely escaped the chole-
ra, though they had not been exempt from the less
dangerous diseases of the climate. 1t was supposed
that MIR. Gushing and his suite would be at Macao
by the close of February, and that they would re-
main there for some weeks before setting out for
Pekin.
~ Mr. NJ. E. Eager, of Cabottvle, Mass who
short time since forged note for $3.50 (which
was discounted at the Spring field Bank and then
absconded returned last week and gave himself
into the hands of the authorities, and was held TO
bail in the sum of 500 to appear for trial.
70 Daniel Deas, alias Graham, alias Rodgers,
was on the 18th sentenced TO be hung al Edgelied,
s. c. on the 10th Of May next for the murder of his
stcp-father, VIM. Barefoot, some time since. His
victim had for many years been his tutor and part
ner in iniquty. The murder was committed in Nov.
1912.
Counterfeit half eagles well ex-
ecuted and calculated to deceive, have been recently
discovered in Baltimore. There is an omission of
the period after the word and letter Five D.. which
may enable persons to detect the fraud.
FIRE-The dwelling house of Thomas G. Nye
of Warren, Mass was burnt Monday. The
house was insured by the Mutual Insurance Com
pany in this town for $4,000 Mass. Spy.
~ NIr. and Mrs. .jnbien, the keepers of the late
Globe Hotel, Kingston, G. W., have been arrested
on suspicion OF having set fire TO the building.
- True bills have been found against the Cor
dons for the murder Of Amasa Sprngue, in Rhode
Island last winter. They are 10 be tried in the
Supreme Court in April.
~ The testimony was concluded in the case of
Iornsby, at New Orleans, on the 10Th, and the case
was to be submitted the next day.
IL A little son of Benz. Hubbard, ofProvidence,
r. l., was drowned by falling into we'll on We'd
nesday last.
s Mr.. Sherman has been reappointed Post
master of Bridgeport, CT.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal is TO be opened
for the navigation of vessels on Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

r1Y The schr. Roweaa was recently struck by
lightning OFF Block island-no damage done save
the shvering of the mast. This is the third time the
Rowena has been struck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

u For the of the Mechanics Meeting OF the
C,ty OF Nsw-Yolk, please see advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29
BY This Mornings Mail.

u Mr.. CLAY addressed several thousands OF
The citizens of Savannah, on the 22d inst. in an
eloquent speech Of an hour and half. III :,
mehse concourSe was graced by IT,
large numbers of ladies'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

y THIS Is me LAST THE KENTUCKY
the American Museum and their
i'll attended th By hundreds
Other ema-nt performers likewise and the fortuae
Teller the Gypsy Queen may be and consulted I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

- Tl,a- s,o u -..na burnt nj Tie Mo-
bye Wbarf steamer of the Doth inst She had
FIJI ood Of ,,5n, having just arrived from Gaines
VILE Fry thing was lost the boat drifting down
The pay and out 10 sea, all in blaze, before a
at,nng north wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

NEw-JERsEy ODp FELLOWS CELEBRATION
The celebration of the Hudson Lodge NO. ~, oil
New-Jersey Odd Fellows, which takes place to-day
in the York street Church, Jersey Clty, VIII ul-
doubtedly be a most interesting OCCASION me rea-
der is referred to our advertising columns Tor u
particulars of the proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

e Gen EDMUND JONES, distinguished citizen
of Wilkes Co. n. c. was found dead in his bed on
the 18th inst. Gen. J. = years OF age and had
held many public trusts with honor TO himself and
credit to his country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

BRowNSoNs QUARTERLY.-We are indebted TO
c. s. Francis & Co. for the second (April) number
of this original and powerful Review. Its Table OF
Contents is varied and interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

HARRISON STREET INQUIRE of G.. SAUNDERS l63 Broad
way. Also two story house with attics Atlantic
Sonth 81, Brooklyn. Rent low. ah27 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

TEyAs.-The Neptune, at New Orleans, brings
Galveston dates to the 10th inst. The COMMISSIONS
crs to Mexico had not yet arrived, but were daily
expected 1t is supposed than an armistcc has been
established.
The brig Henrique arrived at Galveston few
DAYS since, from Antwerp, with one hundred and
iitv German emigrants, on board.
The Civilian says, there is more shipping (ton-
nage), greater number people, more money, and
more general comfort, contcntmcnt and enjoyment
at Galveston now, than we have ever before wit
messed The Weekly News, remarking on these
facts says that ii will soon be apparent that Texas
neither needs nor courts Annexation.
NEGRO D1sTURBANCEs.--The Houston Telegraph
of the 18th instant says:
There have been several outrages among the ne
sroes upon two three plantations upon the Bra
EOS within the last month. The uvcrseer of the
plantation OF MIR. Burdt near Richmond, was
killed by one of the slaves, who attacked him while
AT work The slave after committing the fatal deed
fed and has not yet been taken
silver mine, once worked by the Spaniards,
has been found near the sources OF the Leona, by
Col. Snivelv is supposed to be exceedingly val
liable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

rCgsa We call the attention OF our readers to the
nrocrammc in another column of n Concert 10 be
Given in the Orchard street Church, near Broome,
on Monday evening next, April lst. The Choir,
who are to perform the pieces selected Tor tue occa-
sion is one of the best in the city, under the super
intendence of MIR. Bell distinguished vocalist, and
we feel warranted in saying that we believe a richer
musical treat has not been offered this winter We
trust the performers will have the pleasure of sing
inc to crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-29

u 'fTHE MYSTERIES OPENED !; or, Scri ptural
Views of Preaching and the Sacraments, as Dis
tinguished from Certain Theories Concerning
Baptsmal Regeneration and the Real Presence {:
BY the Rev. JOHN S. STONE, Rector of Christ
Church, Brooklyn" has Just been issued in
large duodecimo of 1896 pages by the Harpers.-
We will only say of it that it is sweepngly,
scorchinglv antl-Puseyite.