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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.

There will be divine 80, vice At the schoo
House on Mr., r. A. Woods Plantation il
West Baton Rouge on Sabbath The 9th inst
bali past 3 O'Clock, r. W. q
.s5 p H., DErfrvwoRTH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Mitchell Paney, Myots Jas ", mead Atanson.
2 S%ceauDtne marcus, Michel ', bcGastle j :, ?
morgan aargret, Monsea Jag, Martin seiFin@,
acradstt i v, Aeaad, scooglih nary ann, aor.
riB Eanes,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

ruSes notify, rrIer Moses, redWtll I'd
mnnG. 4ailoF x IN, roadvtno anthony, rhibsF'
laiae louis ~ g ...
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

sitnmersou tphn, skepworth RULER. sefnots,
Madam, scales James, skolfeld samuel,
SUI arr Allaabeih, shehhirs II e, scarborough
aot, shanlHHs n, sbacklsford John, smile 5as
D, sifaues ISAAC, stihs6n estate of, simpson
Iolia. U tuJE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Dibblo salnoe, Dpan slg IA, plrthes Rios 4, Butcli
. A y, bressagk Jacob 2, Diysgny y i, . ftfy
andrew
1fa &
Hdwsrds Mathew, ''s''a
iltH FEJIaYtfs
FISHER will F5s & n, rrazisf thompson,
F1pter g q, rfeatef q, RULER Rsub 8. , jfbss
Itmea, fleppen alnl, piirGhlld'e y5hn. fasfgua
con Thos >, FARRELL marlborough, Q FAnz a3ns
sieur. f7m taa. HHt .5
q =
Graham cilas b, crendcIlo cotao, eranough
| pylyebf. orathaW Katbam, crimes aobert, ora.
ham Of. q ", earrsigs mr. Gibson parwin
II
Hages 5ollnf henderson will. Hudaot s4ry
neck nemrtc, harris Aron W, hubble aeab,
Aeadonb0nrg @ W, Hearsek ~sslestof Q, 800
10 IL K tn b 81 s
Eilgots Anthony, .xertly .Edw N, Kennad
Am, healthier nehry, Eesley viii. Kirk robert,
zones John, James capt NJ, Jackson eaog, zen.
ktttH %sitneat, johnson tAyne johnson Iahr,
johnson Jasper, 10Y Hebe y, GcrHiine ) H,trEin
Aobt.
+ r.usk henry. Larry PANEL, Betulle victor, he
piauc Panl, ksthefman tp1et O. Ice samuel.
Lans or 1ohn, Lethurp = adm, Lucas george,
EarboGFg kagle, Landry o~elestin, Landfey
zulmla. less SAB
M 8u. E1"H ##Hst &
Mitchell Fancy, Myots Jas ", Mead Atanson,
2 n%ccauDihc MarCus, Michel y, hcGastle ! Z 2
Morgan ma rgret, Monsea Jas, Martin beiFina,
acradsn i v, neaad, Ncooglih nary ann, aor.
rig Iatnes,
Mobiles D. zoyea asfath. settles sobt, sevil.
les vary. e. 70 IAN .+aaaz ST. F
odaaa aiehsd, sgden sE.j
f4s atf Ia1H 'saaP @
tatmtF ! ! !, satin y~lctorin, PENNY yaa
Renny 5ossph, Bhant steven, phillips mn.
+a 5a h
Ascard 1t LukF, phodus vary. nickets cap
adbcrtson aoberts, aoutheges A.
sitnmersou tphn, skepworth RULER, sernots,
Madam, scales James skoiheld samuel,
sui arr AllaabeiA, shslinire IL q, scarborough
aoFt, shants8us n, sbRcklefoTd John, smile 1as
u, siFanes isaac, stihson estate of simpson
Iolia. juJE S ~ ~ :
Ksx45u4 T.fGs YYfff assf
ru8es rim oihy, rrIer Msses, lredWtli I'd
munG. raiIor x h, roadvine anthony, rhibsr.
''''' f''''' 7Hgt hi @ot@
roungbiood wm, ranhodteh elias, Yahols
reliE .. rouns Mary fB. .8
w
weave session, williams hiram, whiltaear
nieh'd, waddill saties A, watt VI, williams
> }, williams ?, Willis aenry NJ, 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

ascaTd " Lukf, 1hodus nary. Rickets cap
aobcrtson aoberts, aoutheges A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

roungblood wn, r~anhodteh elias, Yahois
retiR D roung Maty.$ fb wv
w
weave %Soston, williams hiram, whistacag
Rieh'd, waddili saties 4, wat ", williams
, ,, williams r, Willis aenry M, 4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

/ ara sea sgis YlialAb f3dFw .sgauY 4i1ew
Hassenblausde g W btgsoaa Ia %paFeideU
lOucst Baton Reage, qdbigg4it iavdif l16ntfe'
I2l dH ehsffaaty iaititG feWite pour cahF4 d8
lmautais iefnsl q VtNpRtDI side Jaltyisf pro-
ehstli, a 10 heufee Am, aia tnststIf Dc t5hr
dp ID dife p]ar0iase. so dec. 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

palmer . ! ,, satin %victorio, Penny yas
Renhy gossph, shant steven, phillips M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

Mobiles D, Hoyea @sfath. settles sobt, sesil
les vary. -. .A.aa .taaa 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-06

In relation to the ~reaopal Of the Surveyor Gene
raFs Office from DonaldsmaUiM 10 Baton
Rouge, and ofte LandQGee from Green's
burg TO the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
From the Dublin Nation.
1-NcaNNnN cnNvrNrIr,N-11

THE Church of Dungannon IS foil 10 the door.
And sabre and spear clash at times the door,
While helmet and shake are ranged all along,
Yet no hook Of devotion IL seen IN the thIone-
In the front Of the altar no minister stands,
But the crimson-cad Chief OF these warrior bands;
And though solemn the looks and lhs voices around,
You'd listen in vain Tor ltany's sound.
Say what do thev hear IN the temple OF prayer
Oh why in the fold has The lion his lair
Sad wounded. ard wan r.as the face Of our Isle
b. Eug ISL oppression, and li.Isehood. and guile
Yet when TO invade i; i foreign feet seered
10 Guard il for England The Moth volunteered.
From the ciuz-n-,oldiers the Toe fled aghast-
Still they stood To their guns when the danger had
past,
For the voice Of America came DER the wave.
Crying voc 10 Inc ryraui and hope to the slave.
Indignation and shame through their regiments
speed they need !!
They have arms in their hands, and what more do
III.
Der the green hills OF Ulster their banners ure
spread
The Gil es OF Lqinser resound TO their tread,
rhe valley o; Munster wh ordor nre stIr'd,
And the plains OF wild Conuaasht their bugles have
heard
A Prore tam ffont.rank and Catholic rear
For-forbidden the arms OF Freemcu 10 bear
Yet foem-n and friends are full sure, il lie d be,
Inc Siuvc Tor lbs country VIII STAND Nv III : ree.
~ green 4 - supported the Orange fags wave,
Aud the soldier hulf turns 10 unotler the Slave.
".
As hunorcd that Church OF Dungannon is now,
~ when nj liz altar COMMITMENTS bow;
vs. welcome 10 Heaven, anthem or prayer,
Are the rites and The thoughts Ct the warriors there
In the name oi alI-lrcand, "lhe Delegates swore,
we we stuff red too long and VIC III .uii-r no more
Uncunquerrd by Force, We were vanqulshcd by
Fraud;
And now, in Gods temple we vow unto God,
rllut never again snail the Enslishman bud
His chains Oh our limbs, or his laws our mind"
Y.
The Church Of Durrannun is empty once more
No pumes on The nlrar, 40 clash ol the floor
But the councils of Eng and ure tultered TO see,
in The cause Of their country tire lrsh agree
20 they give u boon what th=, dare not withhold
And Ireland nation leaps up a. nt old,
With IA name, and a trade, and flag oi her own,
And an army 10 fighr for lly. people and throne.
But woe worth the dny if 10 iasehood or teurs
She surrender the guns OF her brave Volunteers
THE CELT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
Thc Cotton nInrket.

REPORT FnR THE WEEK ESpiSG Mar 4IThe Cotton
trade ms dsphyei! want Of ANIMATION thu, week. The trans
have been moderate scale ony. and find
ceary reduce the quotations OF Friday last I'D per ID The
include 100 AIKEN speculation. and U SurR nr
export, and altogether to l9 V bales, Of which 1871
bags are American.
REPORT FOR TIE WEEK ENDING Mar 3l.-Our market
hr,g huut the week ha> nd heavy, irmpng appearance
The rde purchased pnngy and holeis have brought
rwnre Their stocks freely iha: prices OF American ui
nut descriptions Undergone further reduction al Id
10 Unusually supplies ",t Mt hand waiting for
rhon.e wind 60 American and 40 Snra have been taken
bv slecnurs expoers have bought l.O American und
80 Perna he sale, altogether 20 sSy Ja!ess
elusive of Is, 200 Amencaus.
Kyronr OF ruu Corros MARKET June 3-Our market,
since the Friday ihst, has had tnet
,earnucc, snd hue have r.irune from pressing SALE u
may np.Cnr somewhat Others, Il doe Ia
that face u the unusually large arrivals whch chansr
wind Tins po and without
parent cause the aspect of tme should rer from depression
frmues: but such the case The sales on Saturday
nrnuuuie o bales and to-day 1850 bales met with bay
VIZ. 800 3.d sgd: 81 Egyptian. IS 10 'ad %
Prnrm, SD: und the AmencSm 81 20 81. The
taken b. The tinde. Prices though mer
NOT higher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
E.u- corr,,,d.. pouf,re SMITH. uilI

NJ DR.. Felix Gonrnnd's Poudre Subtle will
FINN caIs upper lips the hair cuncniDg broad and ee
vu,ed forehead The stubborn beard Il man OF nly KIND Of
ofSre 81 Walker street door from Brfifwly.
Ell r.er bottle direction. French and Engish.
Aesnts-Guthrie 4 Maiden Lime, Albany: Myers. New,
Haven: Brown 20 Cbnrt street, Philadepha; Jordan.
Silk street Boston; Gray Poushkeepsie; Green. Worcester
NORWICH Ton,ey. Rochester, N. Y Guild, Bangor While.
Calais. ~ .;s ,h;e
md no m,staIs jeII I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
ASHBURTON LACES.


no. 1S CEDAR ONE DOOR FROM EASSAr-ST
HAS Just received Il handsome assortment at Asnairot
inrc., Lace Cnpcs, Cardinals and Shawi-. 10 emfdo
Feet Net Shaw Rarrege Scarls ami Snw new syle Lace
Caps Ruches silk Blond Quilting AMI Footing co!d TRUE
fr Bonnes Ribbons Gmp Silks Hosiery. Glove. and Nj ats
Fans Printed Lawns Bazurines. ladies' Jrarats, Nes. Lace
Coinr>. irmIly Cnilars &c. &c. Jet
UNREAD. NEEDLE AND FANCY STORE. Br9ad
way. between Thirteenth md Fourteenth st5eots.-IbJ
mite tu the public respectfully invited 10 the new sDf'
I> opened above II cotn extensive 'nen u sn
articles dnsly the family. with vnTey nj fancy goods
vZ:Pus Needles. Hooks and Eyes. Superior SEWING "i
nnl SILK Buttons Tapes BGbbln Pure wIt. zephyr Won
ted tailyr,s Put,srus, rorHrd Bcl Board. Bbhns
Cloves, Mtts, Ladies truvats and Gaps teLteens olnr
Rn,ms. Gloves. ilanikcclei,. Stspendrfs. &c Hos ep
Manila Grass Cth id!a Nnuseen, !n'ISnl' sun Slid''
school aud Travelling Wallets. Pam and Fancy Basket.
lvry aud shell combs Pam nrd Fancy Stationery Noe Pa
per Envelopes. Steel Pens Gud and Silver fencl. Perfume
ry Fancy uerlai uS SlsviGy tfenH md other cc
article. Tor the Toilet, splendid Nnncrst;s. Suen- Bottle
viii be sold at the lowe, cash prices. by n,,,
le7 Il Z. Eli VI.
al = DONNELLY x co. No. 81 Grand street. couer
~. Allen on hnn extensive assortment OF the 10
low M keeping DRY GOODS. 10 which they invite m
attention nj purchasers. w:
81 10 IA Imperial and Ainrsellles Quits
4to l04 By "a Diapers and lhlnask Table Cioths NJ
81. ST. 1914 and IA rish Barl,ley. Russia md sles'
Shc.iinxS.
Russia. Scotch nad Irish Towering Diapers.
SIS. 5 and IL llHper ald Dhmr>k NAPKINS
Crnsii, Ilnc knl,irk and Y 'ieyr Diaper.
~ and ss Sr,ng and Pillow Cnss Linen Of NIL qualities.
~ hcHvv IMPRESSED Linen.
French Embossed Cloth Table and Piano Covers.
Cuiutet Cotton. WOf,c. und Linen Table Cloths.
D-np bEc. Gnmbroous, Linen Drlncs. aud Other Sinp9
and Funcy Dry Goods. ms2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

SoAp.-Fo curing frerkes. p'mpls; eT'II"' os.s,;
and rnehpes ard ,asness and darkness OF the ,H ms
Soap OF ths remarkable OF recent cheinchi
e. rs enolent md healing qualities nre spoken OF ~ IL
DIRECTIONS ard every who use racomnenh IL one caNe
rent. We warrant nj ottn nary purp"e ana
h.d Genuine only nj 8, Walker street, door from
the cr,ner OF Broadsay Agents. Mix street. Boston: 20
pnha,s,. Nyer New Haven Dyer Providence: Carleton.
HooneIe nj i,r,n, Newark jel7 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
Great American Family Newspaper.
Edited by EDMUND B. GREEN.


The subscribers have made publish. ''e
City New York WeeSy Newspaper. Under :he tte Of
the SAruHpy EMPORIUM It viii oe pn tsf,, o. n Ia
Columns OF reading ter The quality nj The pi?ei ana lie
uhca viii tc - the mos III enc: c'aIHc-
The fIhST .:G.NBEh ni!! Be published on Sdi=-.'f
jun sta. =,
p"r nnl ssil not Ne SURPASSED % any o,iei Il, te s.
l. embrace every uc tina: ran ie ouEh' WITHIN re 49,
Philosopher and Crltc. Il ,yi pfc>en dasustfratlIe we"
of Life tis-sen they areNattets rnd lhmfs a. il
aud uoin: shall he wanting ~ make ! cts'-o'e
NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES.
A. snsiib= unexccpuorsbc IN all respects :, n'e1dt r.
invest with hat Kind oil wrii written miscellany wagh ~
and country rraer>-aitordns agreeable amount % ca,
variety. with Gnttef Of more sohd and impnis
whose abilities and experience c'tcr and writer 30
connected that department. he Will receive and W &c
with > time ana personal attention. Ire AID oil some u.
Arrangements nave hecu made for extensive Home AID
Fc'egn Correspondence and wr;er Of cnnehce are e-7-7.
pOrr.IGrs ol NIL the vnuety o custom and character 10 *
iound IN v,1o: 'aIts oi the world
Emporium, will I've 1t, bold and srtphic
SKETCHES OF METROPOLITAN LIFE.
These viii appear from time TO time, illustrated by ens'av
incs and wl form ue% e'a ~ the Developments OF socc'
cv. 'ccn md domestic. political mud public lic Tie er>
ahounSn: IN fashionable society VII be nnTa>Ast ne tr
degradation IL The ahanfoned made VISIBLE, ne sltn OF hc
O>ess which prevails 30 alarming extent "a al classes 80
nad muucnt rw ,e rebnse ana held IN pf pnhic cNer7
ami fine pub|c Hbes AID pvute evils 81 " haeyet
nae rr nature WA he cunr meu ana exposed ana whhe''f
tend 10 promote tue pubic welfare shall receive ecou
uge,ne1t ana support.
Tie publisher. will spare neither labor expense in IA
nishng the pubic with paper winch ,al unc,unlca
sairate ontn exec cnce. by any other similar puS
cat on ! the world,
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attention. Address WARD & COMPANY,
80 Auu street. y. \.
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their papers marked shu receive the Saturday Emporium ~
exchange. =.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

4 The WETUNPS, WING. new and excel
lent weekly from Auteuga County, Alabama has
Just reached us-Charles Yancey, Editar. The
Wings OF Alabama mean to make noble iigh;
of it, in spite of the Texas iniqu,ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

MELANCHOLY AcclDExT.-There is rumor Of Il
melancholy and fatal accident nj Lockporr, las'
evening 1t is said that while ALvAS STEWART
was addressing an audience occupying one Of the
bridges in The village it gave way aud precipiiaied
The multitude into the canal, among which three
were drowned. Buffalo Cour. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

o. The Books of Subscription tn the Capita
Stock othe New-fcrk and Erie Railroad Co. uea Ut
the Office OF the Company. No. 81 Wnlsireet. between the
nuurs at 10 and ). WIN. VI. GOULD Secretary.
Ssw-V York. Anrii 2iih. 1874 a2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
TQ ruE LADIES

MTLLISRHS ASp OTHERS ARK RESPECTFULLY
invited b call and examine our stock
Of srar GO,ds. IN part as follows W.:
md % Tuscan Neapritan Birds Eye. Brad, Chp md rrW
onnets Misses also, Misses, Boys and Children Leg
horn Pnaoma und Palm Leaf Int, artificial aOwe sc. &c
All ceiling of very low, for cash, ut
u, =. Hotel Building. hale
MS Int ilot'S House. New-Yufi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

WrArHER.-Itis raining again. For The last 81,
weeks, there have been very few really dry days
In some parts OF The West it has rained more or less
nearly every day. The effect on the pasturage IS ID
vorable. II is remarkably luxurisnt. lCin. ChEon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
CHEAP DRY GOODS.


No. % Cetur, one door from NASSAU 81.
As lust received from Auction magnificent French prn'e
Mu,lrs ch lroche plnni md striped tcut de Soe O.
superior quality. black striped ljarege. New style Haiho
una l0i SATIN striped Blresc Shnws Ladies Crivhl>.
rich a nn! Cap Ribbons, BlIsses Thread and A'hbn'
ton lacc.. white md bGrk Cardinals. c"lore SIX Shawl
Inney Sheetn. Hosiery, Gloves &c. Persons purchrsn
ior cn,h will well call and tie stoA LeoFe pur
Chasing their goods. my2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Ny- DR.. Phinmey's Family Pills constantly
Tor sale by A. H. Il d. SANDS. ~ Fulton street. "a Bruat
way and ~ East Broadway Ie5 tm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
TIL. CInx rri,,une

Willie published week I'LL the c!rse oi the Presidential
Campnign II will be thoroughly devoted u the advancement
of tue Ehc Cnuse and the election OF HENRY LtAf'
twill contain substantially VII The Political matter which ND
nea IN the DULY and Weekly Tribune. with bfiei SUMMARY
of the News Of the Day and trasntied 10 subscribers ' h
hl term In l,tle aver SIX months at the following rnr-
For single copy - 0F"'S'
- Is copies pnckagc. .............sj
And in the hitter proportion ior number below iOV one
Hundred Copies will be To any one ve Ohce Tor llr
whole tenn Tor ST. scarcely more thnn cent copy
Those who may III Ia favor Us WITH Their pirpnase VII
s u. b, sending IN their emily possible IA to
,-,ure full sets.
az subscriptions may be RENTED through the Post Office
it our rI>k
lcJ when single copies ordered the pfce Of which l.
n cent, Tor the term. of the subcrbers Will oe 'sr
ZEN on the enveut Nil other wef. clubs o I'VE ~
more are formed the packages mus be drese 10 some md
vldual of the club u the Post Office.
In the CITY New Yp:A it "ny he otaned s the Pub
i.h NJ U!tce rr from the NewsDoys.
Nxw SUBSCRIBERS sill commence with the ts; NUN
ber
Cyrd,rs are especially solicited.
GREELEY L McELRATH
Tribune Buildings. laO Nassau-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Fgosr-Vegs,ntion in ihia vicinity was severely
cut down by bghIing frost last TUESDAY morning.
A slight frost was also experienced on the following
morning There will be bat little fruit in his quar-
ter this season, unless it IL brought hee from d.
lance aud If the hnary old fellow should reptnf his
visits Two or three lines more before dog-dIys, corn
and potatoes will fare ralher slim.
lSprnlville, Ecie Co. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
NJ Mutual Lie Insurance Company OF
Ne York,-Th Institution. durng the month VI May
ie41m Total Lives assured. :. %

~ Temperance House, q Vesey,st near th'
Ator Housa.Airs r. " Coz: has as en- tbs delightful stun
non and offer. her friends and the public lis vurious Az
wanna es on the most reasonable terms
The house and newly Hummelshine, situation alry
,sa1; ana convenient and the s;eRnb afdng
pure vegetable diet for tse who prefer d-warrn and Coz
baths free. "''--''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

a TRuE Bill. FOR MUaDsR We scc 1t stated
in the Vicksburg Sentinel that the Grand jury
OF Warren county, Miss. have found true bill
AGAINST Mr.. Adams for (" murder in the first de.
uree'' Tor killing DR.. James Hagan. This offence
IS not bai!able His chief counsel, Gen. Henry
S Foote, moved for change Of venue on the
plc, that the accused could not obtain fair trlsi
in the county Of Warren, which was granted.
and the trial postponed TO the third Monday o.
The present month. at Raymond, Kinds county.
The same body has also indicted Col. Hickey,
Of the Sentinel, for manslaughter for killing Dr..
Mackln, notwithstanding he has been uuan-
mo..sy acquitted by courto enquiry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

~, cSSs 20 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

INRTH & HALL Mol Fliakiln square. have Gonsani;
on hand an extensive assortment Of Nj SIC aud MI SlCAl
INST'RI AiES'TS OF p kinds PIANO FORTES ofdifTernt
styles and finish GUITARS. from the best Spanish patterns
for they have premiums from the American IL
s;i,use over all other makers and OF very tone and
style finish FLUTES OF al kinds and finish Tor winch isey
haveaio received repeated premiums: CLARIONErS, KENT
BUGLES. CORN0pLONS TROMBONES. ctr ~ OF tie hen
own manufacture ans! wurunsd importers OF MGSiC and all
kind, Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. NEW MUSIC eceiv;
ell as us published JUST PUBLISHED ali the SONG OF
CD CIR the PIANO; also. the ORPHEUS GI.EE BOOK. be-
ng collection ot gees for male with accom-
paniuest selected and compiled from the German and En-
glh authors by AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price One Dollar per
set Merchants aud The Musical community geneS1y are re-
Dectillly invited 10 call nhhd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
MACKIE & LEVERETT,
,InfISSION nIEKClIA rs

No. 10 WATER STREET,
Below Wall street,
JoIs F. MAcKIY late iIacke Oasley s. Jcnpi>on. "
JOSIAH :. LEvEK3Tr hate leveiCii s. Ihunns. 81
Dealers IN eat aud WrDurht Nm ls and Spikes Axes IN
Pine i,nnca Tin ni COPPER. zinc, speiter. NiIe Egr
r,h American and RuSsn Sheet iron Hoop Iron Rrni.er
Rods Band Iron Nail nnd Spike Rods -hoVe Spad:>, Ch
.;ree B, Tack. and Syanuwbi,. Dr.> kette.. I;nEcn
Tons scotch. English & American Pig Iron. sc.
Fro l'rnni -nia nni Irin Chest, of nil mis- jim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Two LAWYERS,-The Law Library. Int OF Stephen
u. Horton. OF PeeksSl. deceased. consisting vi about
& volumes o Reports Dge>,s and Elementary works ot the
latest tiions good order and condition, among which
all the Reports the Supreme Cour, and Court OF Chnnc-ry
o ta Offered Tor sale at ow For part;
culnrs inquire of Geo 7. Nelson. No. - CedHrstree New
York of Frust Horton and w. Neon, Peekskll, y. Y
Peekskl, June sth 1874 jell 3w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

WESTERN FOURIER ASSOCIATION. Assc-
citation, organized about one year since, for the
purpose OF investigating the doctrines OF Social
Reform as laugh. by the late Charles Fourier,
held their Annual Election for the choice of OF
icers, on the night of the 18th instant and elect
ed for their President, A. b. HoLLABiRD, ESQ
for Vice President, Or. WILLIAM PAIGE. FOR Urea
surcr, BENJAM1s URNER, Esq tor Secretary,
JonN WuIre. Oct of this Investigating Society
has grown mainly the Clermont Phalanx, loca.
led about 81 miles above this city, on a benutl-
u tract Of land OF about l00O acres. on the Ohio.
The Phaanx numbers at present So member,
and has, we learn, applications for many more,
who arc only waiting for additional buildings I"
To be erected to accommodate them when they
will be admitted. The Association contcmpatrs
erecting houses for winter sufficiently large II
accommodate at least 200 persons. They have
already growing on their ground some gu acres
of corn OF their own, and as much more planted
by tenants in occupancy when it was purchased,
OF which the Association get one hall as ground
rent; besides they have large vegetable garden,
planted with all kinds OF vcgc;aocs-all OF which
,hs little hire OF Industry bus,ly engaged IN
tending. Success u them, say we. Gin. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

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