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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

arrival IN the latter city IN a day or l"O
uT The Plebeian says the Locos of Connect
cut are very anxious that the Editor of The Tn
bune should come among them again, to talk on
the Tariff Well, we always like to speak where
the People are willing to hear, so we will try tc
accommodate these inquirers after knowledge
Will The Plebeian and New Haven Register see
fit to copy the following appointments? They
may possibly do their cause great service:
HORACE GREELEY will address such citizens of Connect
cut choose hear him Ee,c Milford Thursday after,
aes ossby Saturday
likely will be- he obliged be home day.
NIB. The Ple6eian Tracts, No. l. and H. on
the Injustice of Tariff, whether for Reuenue or
Protection, will be in hand. The iniquities and
deceits of the Van Buren, Tariff BILL now before
Congress, will be demonstrated
Loco-Foco MEASURES AND MEAsURERs-The
favored citizens of this Commonwealth are graci-
ously permitted to pay pretty round sum for the
advantage of having their Flour, Beef Pork,
Leather, Grain, sc. &c. duly inspected and
measured for them-so that they may not be
cheated From recent Report to the Legisla-
ture on this subject we compile some interesting
statistics:
There were during the year s43 three hundred
and seventy nine Inspectors in commisslon-only
6s of whom have made returns according to the
acquisitions of the Legislature These IS inspect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
Markets. caGllly reported f5r The Tribune.

MONDAY, March %
ASHES-Pos of old hills remain nominal a. 81 d. the
price current previous TO the ARRIVAL OF the Caledonia 1915
are held higher; 20 bbs Pea:s sold to-day at So 'hs ion
price.
COTTOS-The depression noticsd yesterday still con-
uuss and the market to-day quite unsettled Buyers de-
mspd reduction Of &C. with very small sales say zoo oa'sl
At about &c decline.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Ths market for Western Flour
IS heavy and prices hardly sustained some lots A'!HS
changed hands to-day reduction 1900 bos sod ~ 81 ~
81 81 fer euesee and 81 s7i for round Ohio In osuthen
bar or nothing DONG previous asked but
buyers (as usua) reduction Rye Flour aud Com
Meal arr steady at the rates current astweek
GRAIN-Wheat remains as noticed yesterday-socS small
Ed demand moderate Northern Rye IS steady at SO cents III
the slip which 1000 bushels have been disposed Of tor dis
rIln or some ohsr purpose There nothing % about
Barley last sale 50 Oats sell IL lots al 35ic Tor
River and Canal demand small 100 bushels Southern
brou CHIT 28c cash Corn scarce aad wanted
ami prices ar higher sales Northern lots al 50 cts
500 bushels Jersey al Soc aud Southern at 40 Soc all
WaIsKY-There is demand, and prices are well sus-
famed drudge sells % cents; last sale Stats PSon bos
al 2iic held al ..
WHALEBONE.-A further sale OF $500 lbs. South Sci
mas b@Fn made in lots 35c, cash.
TALLOW.-Sales have been made to-day OF ,0,OoO lbs
Western at 81 &c, cash, fors1poTt.
SEEDS-CIovrrls steady, far demand previous
Timothy If any thing, Is inner as no good can be
purchased short SIS In Flax ;heEs have been no ui-
ther sales.
HAY-Contuss dull sales have transpred to-day of 30
bales at Oc, and 300 a 100 superior n % toe.
PROVlSIONS.-The market for Pork Is decidedly dull
to-day and price may quoted 2c below those the
middle of week 1900 1900 bbIs. Prime sold At s. Il:
Si and Mess offered SGT without udlus buyers
Beef remains dull. know sales. Lard e9oest
aGd very Inn, bal heard OF no trars.ctcns iiCACu
Meats, &c. remain as bstofe reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

D Mr.. Calhoun, it is said, reached Rlchmon'
on Friday and was expected TO arrive IN Washing
ton Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ ToorHAcHE CURED one MINUTE b. the U.s. OF
the Glove Anodype. This excellent article and Will
cure the most violent toohache pain the gums IN one
minute The Glove Anodyne unpleasant TO the taste
or injurious the teeth and will permanently cure any
tooth 10 which it applied Price IS Prepared aud
cold wholesale and retail BY A. B. SANDS CO. 213 Broad
way corner Chambers Granite Building Sold also at
n Erltnn 81 end Il East Broadway.
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NNEs 4 HOUSTON NJ n
Editor New YORK Lane,
: Nv YORK, Feb, /, 1873.
% fully concur with ile above.

w ztINtNs-.N WI I II Vt. o v
Royal l. Porter Editor Boston American TIayrrr Mao,
Noah and host of oh-rs have borne -,tinony ess
cv and hdrm of the Foude Subtle. LADIES' Mans W.
viii not publish but We have several we refer to-
Couusriters Of tins singular chemical discovery m.dd.,
I'd AZ our - 2auce detecting and .ctIus their ~
to palm off the pubic their lr.on, assail u, and IN
Poure Subtle with rlacor aud heIceness that Isc0 On
themselves Every assault ADD me POudr. Subt. b
invariably Increased sale aud reputation Bur no WIZ.
else bur t Origlual Office Is from Broadway :,
q Walker wrIe you can Sc the prsgsratou ,esi "a
our c9mpste sa;iSacucn Directions French and EpS
lLsII, ACCOMPANY each b0Llit. mh23 2endr
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Ten Copies for one Dollar!
BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY CLAY.

ONLY TWELVE AND a HALF CENTS!
C. The undersigned viii publish on WEDNESDAY
NEXT new and greatly improved edition Of
THE LIFE. AND PUBLIC SERVlCESi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ American Institute Lectures.-luesdsy
IL O'Clock VI the Farmers Club Will meet suoIecl-im
Craze and GOoSe6erry. ,;
Wednesday evening at o'clock the Conversation meeting
THURSDAY evening al II 'clock Dr. Whitlaw will delivers
lecture the Comparative OF Agriculture In THIS coun-
Try so ago and the present time Admission Tree
mh21
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~ We have the Savannah papers OF THURSDAY
morning. Mr. CLAY was TO arrive there on the eve
ming of that day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

HAvANA.-New-Or Orleans papers contain advices
10 the 10Th inst The slave trade vas Aourtshins,
and many political arrests continued TO be made BY
the tyranical Governor. The city was unusually
healthy.
~" destructive fire in Baltimore on Saturday
night, consumed an entire block Of brick buildings
embraced in the square bounded by Holiday, Plea
SAINT and Bath-streets, and tones's Falls. The
night, the city buildings known as the Fish
Houses were consumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

w BLAcKwoop's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for
March, published by Winchester, yesterday
morning, tsoentyt,co hors after the Edinburg copy
reached him We call this quick work. Its great
papers treat Of Ethiopia India Dumas Pro
lection, with "A Tale of Venice Belront Castle,
Marston,' The Luckless Lover &C., for young
readers. tits capital number OF the best living
Magazine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

GENUINE DRUGS MEpIcIHEs.-French, English, and
German chemicals Leece choice Perumery Toilet Soaps,
and Cosmetics Also, large assortment of elegant ha
too,h hat and nail Brushes and she'll horn and ivory dress
inc obs of new and beautiful patterns For sale wholesale
and retail By A. B. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists
273 Broadway corner Chambers street. Granite Buldng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
HENRY CLAY
For President of the United States.
JOSEPH MARBLE,
For Governor of PeRQSyicant

For Governor Of PeRaSyfranta.
Resolrsd hat the proceedings Of tins meeting BE- ppb-
shed all the Wing papers OF the and county and N
coGs be furnished all the Wing members OF Congress
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed throughout
and our city has exhibited, from an early hour IN
the morning, to the moment of closing, one OF pat
riotism noble detersnation expressing itself in
the countenance of every friend OF the WIG Ia
RIFF, 10 stand by the same in The hour of danger
and save it from the spoliation OF Loco Foco mad
ness and desperation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
First Page.

~ We are happy to have it in our power to
state that the rumored illness of Hon. N. z. FALL
MADeE is totally wi,hou, foundation. letter writ
ten by Gen. T. on Saturday morning states that his
health was good, and that the report OF his having
suffered by an apoplectic attack was entirely ground
1ese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

% Free Lectures on Man: Or phIsnooSy lane and
Physiology applied the study Of character TO the Edu-
cation and Government of Chdren SelfImptoyement,
the M%O to Mf@n A1Es s,ny
Evils and their Remedy. SC. by o. s. FOWLER, at Clinton
HALL every MONDAY and svens ana Hs
II O'clock and closing th public of the Science. Seats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

DEAFSEss.-Dr. McNair's Acoustic Oil has repeatedly
cured deafness after all else failed should b. resorted
by all troubled with head such buzzins sing
ing SC At2l Courtlaudtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Ma. CLAY AT MACoN.-Wc understand from
passengers by last evenings Cars that MIR. CLAY
made an address of an hom and a half's length
to the citizens ON Monday. 1t gave the highest
possible satisfaction. The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed-and such was the concourse of stran-
gers in the city that they could with difficulty
find lodgings. On all hands the excitement
gathers strength and we expect from appearances
yesterday that our fellow citizens will get tho
roughly warmed up by the time he reaches here,
even if the Loco-Focos continue to withhold
their countenance. Savannah Republican, Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP The citizens OF New
York Informed that this UNANIMOUSLY counter-ed
by ltte Jews and If h-y want lh, most valuable
and excellent medcaed rce genuine, they eau only get
tins Ity the OF the American Eagle IL has BEEN
used with the blessed results BY hundreds OF ourcltze
the worst kind such Pmpes Botches, Freckes
Ds6g But remember always ask for Jones'
Italian Chemical Soap-take without the Of l.
JONES on the wrapper Aud If a iit,e Jsn attempts
cheat you counterfeit, cowhde him; order your
nowhere THIS City but at The Sign of the Ame
Eagle so Chatham 323 Broadway and l39 u
ton street, Brooklyn mh26 2tsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ We learn from Cuba that Hon. WILLIS
HALL, in company with some friends, was to have
embarked from Havana for New-Orleans on the 18th
inst If they did SC, shall probably hear OF their
arrival in the latter city in day or two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

SUDDEN CHANGgs-ThzIs Is nothing more trying TO the
Heat rat the blood quckens the circulation and
the psspr on but hen suddenly checked these humors
which pass eff BY the skin thrown inwaIdly, causing
coughs, Colds conzumpton difficulty OF breathing,
iuamrd eyes throat ryers, rheumatic pains
parts the BODY and other complaints the usual symp
toms Of catching cold.
rtghfs Indian Vegetable Pills are delightful medicine
for Carrying of cold because they 1el from the body those
morbid humors which the only of the above
complaints. bur OF every nalady incident to man.
Four five of Pills, taken every going bed
Will in few days carry off the obstinate cold
time I'll. digestive organs VIII be restored healthy
tone and the blood completely purified that life and
vigor Will be given the whole frame.
Caution-As cOuateeieTs abroad avoid all stores ola
doubtful character ard De particular ask for Wrghls In
dian Vegetable Pills
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of the edcine whole
sale and reta0 8 Gresnwichstreer NewY ork; No 1873
T.emontsteet Boston, and 1863 Race Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

r7-ORIESTAL WATER GOLD, lev and delightful
perfume for the toilet all that will observe that
the nails polish and the deilcacy Of feeling before
UNKNOWN, at 81 Courtlandt ST
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H. Animal Magnetism at Clinton Hall
rtVO J9DTES lIf1,NET'JZED ON TUESldY

1- , nimaI Ma%mettsm at Clinton Hall
Two LADIES NfGNETTZED ON TUESDAY
EVENING, M.4RCH 26.-AlI. 10 hnson, the Oldest eA.
Two Ladies will be magnetized when experiments IN CLAIR
voyance, Sympathy Phreno Magnetism. &c will be tired in
lie Condition Committee OF resignation will be appoint.
ed by the audience and every facility wy he Afforded 10.
ton is not given the admission money will be refunded
Tickets Is Doors open at 6 commence at u o'clock
NH dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

NJ HAIR WHITE AS Snow RED FIRE may be
changed TO beautiful auburn deep rich black IT. two
three hours by the Italian Dye Tins the only article
worthy 10 be called hair dye, and it is the only prepare
t;op that will invariably color the hair without injury
,h hair or stain OH the skin. The Italian Dyes warranted 10
give perfect satisfaction the Will BE- returned Red
ghisered gentlemen may make themselves handsome
they please now-Pce Prepared and sold Wholesale
and retail b. A B. SANDS CO. Chemists 23 Broadway,
corner Chambers street. Granite Buildings Sold also 10
Enltnn Il and Il East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

THE BROOKLYN MURDER.-The Coroner's In
quest yesterday entirely substan,ates the facts of
this case, reported by us in paper yesterday
morning. The verdict elonious homicide
against VIM. II. Miller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

ny See Letters from Ireland and a conclusive
and convincing article on Postage Reform ON the
First Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

BREAK IN THE CANAL.-AbouI 80 feet OF the
main dam across the Mohawk River at ST. Johns
vile, Montgomery County, was swept away on
Tuesday afternoon. The ice passed over FIVE days
doubtless be repaired before the opening of naviga
ton.
EW John Pepper, escaped convict from the
Mississippi Penilen,inry, was arrested at New-Or.
leans the 18th inst, the Of breaking into
store.
~" MIR. Pearson was shot "a, Baton Rouge, La.
on the 9th inst, by Diego Rondon, Whose brother
Pearson had killed some months ago in self de.
fsnce,) and was not expected 10 survive. Rondon
fed.
g% F. Martin, late Cashier Of the Phenix Bank,
Columbus, Ga has been arrested al Charleston on
charge of swindling connected with the failure of
that institution
w. Duncan C. Ogden ESQ. one of the Santa Fe
prisoners, has been released by Santa Ana, and is
on his way to New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

Professional examinations and books Daily and Evenings
al l3I Nassau Clinton Hail. His splendid CABINET oil
Busts free to yISiteIs. leo iii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

TRIUMPHANT ViSplcArton OF. The PoUpRy, Srsruv
Irresistible Pr!- hay had opportunity OF oberrinc
the operation of Dr. + Felix Gouraud's prrcar.uon CO. s
destruction OF superuoas ha and am perfectly saS u
It's slnsu lar efficacy After ai the csmpostop Of
the powders can without any hesitation prouonuc, ,S.
perfectly harmless, and ey-ry way infGitsly snnsTo u
any article Of the KIND Offered the public hsy n
sure IN g'y'ng ru M recommendation being tha fgy
convinced OF -lieir value ''
JAMES a HOUSTON. NJ n
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Correspondence Of romeroy & Co.

There is an opening OF the ice along the Canada
shore from the head of the Niagara, westward, suffi-
cient for navigation proceed free but the mouth
OF Buffalo Creek is still obstructed and the steam
ers are still in quarantine.
Snow has fallen in the vicinity about 10 inches on
an average.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

. TOILET FURSIsHf.C STORE, l63 Broadway, be-
Courandt and Liherty the most extensive
softEeH 10 o. found IN the city comprising and
the toilet Of every style and finish Combs &c, and large
of Rszors. The subscriber having long expert
the latter article enabled 10 choose, and will only
keep those of the best quality warranted
6. SAUNDERS, iny-nto, and Manufactured OF the
mh2Ilw Metallic Tablet Stfop l63 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

One hundred and forty-two thousand one hun
dred and thirty.6ve dollars and forty-nine cents
to say nothing of MIR. Riell's snug little per-
quisites not reported"-paid in the city ofNew
York for I" inspecting our Beef and Pork for us,
"measuring" our Grain, &C.. How do the People
ike such measures as these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

u Birth Day OF Charles Fourter.-Ths
Anniversary of Foures Birth Dag wall be celebrated on the
6tb April 1.-THE 7th falling on Suuday) the Apollo Saloon
AZ o'clock P NJ Persons VINO may wish participated
this Festival can procure tickets at Rsdheds Bookstore
Clinton Hail. corner of Beeknaa AID Nassau streets BIZ
order of th- Committee Of Arrangements. Tickets 81.
,T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

RHEUMATIsM-How important 10 those who have Rheu.
matisn Gout Contracted Cords Muscles is the Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Lninen which has been known
fail single these complaints At 81 Court
landt street. WARRANTED
DOES Your HAIR FALL ofF?-Jse the Genuine Balm Of
Columbia 81 Courtaudt and IL will stop
atey. Also East Indian HAIR Dye warranted color the
HAIR bur NOT the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
Ne,x-york Cattle mnrke,.. March Is.

Al market 1000 Beef Cattle, (7UO from The Souh,l 10
Cow. and Calves, and SIS sheep and Lambs.
P+rcEs-Beef CGttle.-Du and prices obtainet with
difficulty Wequcte 81 50 s. Is 10 s. 75 So with chsice
al So Is a So 50. 800 upsold
ours and CGlreS.-!Ail taken at Sl2 S26.
Shesp-lhe market cleared from 81 S5 as in quality
Hqu-A large supply at IS d IS Sd Ter cwt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
Great Gathering of the Friends of the Ia
riff In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tri5une.
A.! NJ


PHILADELPHIA, March 25-is 7. M.
The heart of every friend of his country must leap
with ioy at witnessing such an immense gathering
of the People are now assembled IN the saloon
of the Chinese Museum, and about the immediate
neighborhood of the building. At the present writ
ing there are thousands convened al the above pla
ces, for the purpose of entering their solemn protest
against the repeal or modification OF the WING
TARIFF of 1912.
At an early hour, the people came pouring in by
thousands, in procession, accompanied with spirit
stirring music, from the Manufacturing Districts of
Kensington, Manayunk, Franllford and other places.
Indeed the limits Of letter will not permit me 10
report the speeches delivered, oreven hasty sketch
resolutions adopted.
Hon. JOHN SERGEANT, precisely at 3 o'clock,
was called to the Chair upon taking which, he
made one ofthe best speeches ever delivered within
the halls of the Chinese Museum. He was loudly
on hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

French LArGUA6E-Macesca's Oral System by his
daughter, MADAME L. NASEscA DuRAsp. Gec,lemea wish
joiu The early class for the
requested to make immediate application The class Will
commence about the isr of Alnl.
Two more tdes may BE- admitted INTO the Ladies Morning
Class, winch Is now IL the second course
fnva:e instruction DUNG the day. rs Franklin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
New YORK Society of Literature.-Johr

a. Barry, Esq Will deliver Lecture before this Society
the Lecture Room of The Society Library of Dad
way and Leonard Thursday Evening March 2sh at
o'clock Subject. The discovery Of America embracing
the which led thereto Also, the Aborgines of the
Country conne19n with its early discoverer aud glance
Tickets be had thu principal Music and Book
Stores the principal Hotels aud at the door the evening
of the Lecture. mh26 Bits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

IA SERIOUS NATTER indeed would /, be TO ,hs ~,
tles making free with Daey name the wa. IN WI
IFS charGctsrs the foot of the NJ ). lusssd OF Y,,
DGtry being sp types. md posted the paper W.
so!sny assevefss that Mr. DALEY saely ignoran, Of
St'G article 10 which his datncy affixed VI,
Daley residence in Albany Il Eagle ST. and W. r.ti
DC nday las, large supply of hs Magical Pain E1aeto
y''e, winch may be reused By oae calling u
tle ~ AefHcy; b WalksrsG Is; FROM Broadway
hol a. ts corner they sell Couue stuff Notw ith.ands,
me tna =rce OPPOSITION have received from The
Ns .. ' The public has Tar sustained u, in
purchasing i@e SsnHnt lroa: enable meet Ii.
Toe aaI ms IN spite of his threat 10 arrest m
ery ony VINO purchases OF Us, should distribute sir Daey
pamphlet anu particularly Caution then u.ighh,rs ssaIps
counterfeit Nj e has not reduced hs pricr he has
OCCASION ts sales are 700 extensive, the article too good ~
require IT. ms offering Al half price ba, To catch m
box AVOID II as POISON. ' oH e'5Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
MARINE COURT. >. /. Before Judge SHERMAN.
John Thomson Us. Frederick Sherwood an

Lockwood Kenny.-Assau and battery sea.-The plain
tiff seaman on board the br, Emily from Charleston
and the defendants and he:chageis that the
day the arrival the vessel the Captain found
fault plaintiff for alleged Careless steering and he
and the mate violently assaulted him. and the Captain pulled
against the Captain S6j damages and the mate for
S2j.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER. Before Judge
KryT and Aid DUNSiNC and BRIGGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

u Coming of Christ ELDER lsRAEL Z, Jo oSds.
of New Hsnpshe will continue his Lectures on the above
subject the Church Of Christie and Delaney streets
if time continue Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday eve
npgs Of this week The public invited. Seats free Ser
vices commence at hal! past O'Clock. m26 3tls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

MArASzAs March 1.-THE Merchants previous OF
Rice sold month MuscoYado
Sugar TO / rs; Brown to e rs Molasses "a
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~ Phreno MnemOtech

~ Phreno MnemOtechny THE members OF
Profe G0urduds Glasses who in iavor0 bestoWlSa
tangible expression of thsr admiration OF me system
already Passed requested meet this afternoon AZ o.
clock in the OF MIR KING. $50 Boaiway near Besc
k.r,r mh27 It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ Grand Rally of the wings 1.-The Demo
-. WIG Young Men Of the City and County OF Ne"
yoh ars invited 10 rally a, National Hail. Csnal-stFeet on
THURSDAY EVENING. March 2Sth' at haii past seven
O'Clock to respond 10 the nomination OF
MORRIS FRANKLIN for Mayor.
rh Mechanics and Working Men of the City and County
.nc,llv invited to attend and lend their aid 10 the cleo
lion Of the mechanics friend Several speakers OF distinction
will be present and address the meeting.
By order of the Democratic Wing Young Mems General
Committee. DAVID UfNA1Ad' oh""
GaAs5Es X s. TAYLOR }secresarie,. NH % Bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ The Verdict !-O'CONNELL AND LIBER.
TY-A special meeting OF the United Irish Repeal 4ss0t'.
alton City Nes York viii be held at Washington
Hail. On Wednesday Evening, the 9Th instant, az "a o.
clock for the purpose taking the sdop
Of such measures will express the dignaon OF Amf
ow uavefsers by Packed and Iraitorous J ury. r,
Several eminent Speakers will address The meeting Lei
every Repeater attend By order,
in0f q )tlOSNOR Secretary