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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

NAvAL.-Sailed, yesterday, the schr. Phoenix
Ii. Sinclair, for Chagres, with mail for the Pa
cIic. Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

THE Wool MARKET.-We understand that sale
Of Wool was made in Claremont the other day to
the amount of near 10000 pounds, (Dr Javis's) al
as cents. Vermont Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

u The steamer Hampstead was snsgged in
Red Bayou. La. on the 18th ult and forced to
throw over 81 bales of cotton, and then to be run
ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

q On Thursday afternoon, two boys were CO.
vered by slide OF earth on Bacon HILL Boston, and
when extricaied, one of them-Samuel Aiken, was
lound 10 be dead The other lad will recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

~ Professor Silliman has been in ST. Louis for
Josiah Quincy Jr President Of the Massachusetts
Senate, and Charles F. Adams, Esq. son of J. @.
Adams, are also a. ST. Louis on pleasure excur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

{5- Pain in the SIDE and Breast. Headache &c,Nrie,'s
Indian Vegetable Pills direct purifier Of the blood and
certain for description Of pan because they expel
from the body those agnant and corrupt humor, which
the cause of every mnlndy incident 10 man.
From thee SIX OF said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken every
me- ht going bed will short time give reliet
ections, will certainly restore the body To state of sound
health.
CArTioNAs counerits abroad. nvoid all stores of n
doubtful character md he particular to ask for virgins Indian
Vegetable Pills
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the Medicine.
wholesale and rcta-No IS Greenwich street, NewYok: Ne.
Boston. md lt4 Rncc Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

EXPORT TO EyGLAND.-Bark Luzon, Capt. &c 3D.
rch, which cleared at Boston on "Wednesday ioi
Hull has cargo of 1856 tons cattle bones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

II The dwelling house and furniture Of MIR. r.
W. knowlton, Syracuse, n. \. were consumed by
fire on the night of the 18th instant. Insured.
Also, on the 18Th, barn belonging TO Mr.. Bonia,
was burnt in the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
NETWORK
Cash Tailoring Establishment.

I4o FULTON STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
This establishment, is furnished with entirely aud
SPLENDID Stock Gentlemen nb0nt TO order their supply of
Clothing for the RESPECTFULLY invited to cal! ana eNa
mine our large varied assortment o. Spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected with the greatest possible care
quality of ma'en and style OF patieTns-enbraclns the
finest French ond English Cloths Cassireres and Ve,tng
he found at any house any other city IN the United
states The Cutting Department si still be conducted by
Mr. Fisher and Mr. Couch of firm who have been LONG
and we believe yorab known the customers OF this house.
and we ntter that will he able To furnish Gctc
mons Garments eoual in point of tit and elegance that OF
nnv other establishment this country Europe Andby nd
erinc strictly the Cash and One Price system we are ena
hed To supply customers with rate articles o Clothing
=, rrea,y reduced prices a. = FISHER s; Co. nl2 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

rs fGducntion-A meeting will be held the Church
corner Of Madison and Cathane streets Wednesday 9Th
instant n, ~ o'clock behalf of Education in the Western
Valley Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO attend m2l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
Below.
: w.
SuOken,
~Mnrt,n T.. ThomI

onh inst Int 90 long IS 40 bark Eliza Thomson. Of kenne
berk IA DAYS from NOrlrnns for Hamburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

WHEAT CROP or THE UNITED STATEs.-The
pnine Farmer, published al Chicago (lll.l says
III tbers be not larger wheat crop IN the United
s,.,es This season. or in The Westat any rate, than
,rer before, we shall be disappointed. In our ram
lies through Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, we
have seen and been Informed that more wheat was
s,wp last fall than usual; that almost without ex-
rrpton so far as we have been able TO learn il has
hem unniured by the weather. The early opening
d The Spring will hasten lis growth so that there
will be liule danger from rust; and this being the
chief cause Of fear for wheat in this region, think
The prospect is good for large crop"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

FRosr.-Some portions of the Z" Green" had d
white frost upon it at o'clock yesterday morning.
GSew-Haven Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27


r% the Is to the 2lt of Nays bb Beef 6s do. Pork
no change and sales 300 to 400 bales were
NM" o s 81: i S S3p%sG, mail.
34c. which decline 100 do aisc; and at New bedford
49, & e edns En En- I ee S nav SP BE- quoted g e0s
with sale, Of i gallons American ,teady a, % - cash
~ Dds JnGs Sperm sold at about 20 cents Basket Olive
sEEIs-There j. nothing Dong in Clover Timothy and
sold esSa and rs bas. ssy %s IT o.
l %Siss ssd%9s 'sS 81 s';f es%
Cruz ~. mos 20 Ssa. To- Amos go Texas, dry. 9's
S cash G' 81 cy st ' HSshf er-d d 9%fr
pool not order. "a a=d $50 onnco returned
above there have been further large sales Of Bleaos Ayres
and RIO Gunde Baltimore Tor this market Il, previous
l h .S been sale. a" !; Deer
on ft n eGn and 90 o do on D pva sai ~ Mexican
BEESWAX.-We notice 81 les OF 5000 lbs Southern SOC.
HOPs-A sale Of 90 bales Eastern and Western has been
made for export private terms but supposed at quota
HEMP-,Fhere fr demand. and notice sale, Of 80
l5c do private terrn and 55 do Sis Just received
TAIS-Prccs OF iron haye still IN upward tendency
Saic OF common English neFcantabe Bars have been made
there have been no arrivals and have heard OF nny
wholesale itasactons bu; higher prices asked for this de-
na held al sg5 hs dealer, have GENERALLY sdysace ,bs
price,, and quotations accordingly lot
Of 200 tons EnsIhh Scrap has, we understand been sold a
cash, he-eubousli0 pigs sold did
sale oil 900 lbs d Copper and Composition has been made
at Il cents cash. for Copper and third less for Compost
GRoCERIES-lFor the last three days-Mos, Of the Mo-
ase here and a; the Eastward hnwn= become concentrated
the hands OF two houses, the appearance of buyers
here Boston together with una' ornbe accounts
from tu mas tended TO advance prices generally upward Of
lc per gallon aud al the close they unsettled still retain
s a Upward endeney ,, ranGcon' winch comprise
from store and one at New-iiayen together 100 hhds, at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

u We learn that ship, with stores for the L.
5. Squadron on the coast of Africa, will sail from the
Navy Yard at Chares,own, on Saturday the 25tii
ln,fan,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
J.w. DODGE, Miniature Painter.
posr Orr1cv N,w-York Nav g Is

NJ English Mai!.-letter Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer Brnuna Will be closed at the Upper and Lower
Post iice IN this city. Friday the 3s instant at 10
tcs past o'clock F. NJ The overland posnge of IS, cents
vi MI s7''' '''' join LORiMER GRAHAM. F. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

~ Temperance IcetinS.-NIr. J. b. GouGH.
tic eloquent young speaker Will address the citizens oil New
York nj the Rev Dr. Pa,ton's Church. Spring street, this
evening aud the Mariner, Society at the Church IN R1.eyet
Il, TO morrow evening. M IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

~ Grand Division Sons of Temperance.
An adjourned meeting ohe Grand DylsI1n Sons Of Temper
nnce al ~ Y will I've held their Hail. 30 Grund street :h
Monday evening" at o'clock, TO consider communication
from Mass. &C.
Representatives will be puncuh in their attendance as i'm
pornn business viii be brought before them. BY order.
Iu55 IT. l.. IlASSERT, g. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

We also learn that store ship will leave Norfolk
ior Africa on the 10Th of juno. Boston Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

prv. Mr.. RAISE.-We published day or two
.;,.. an account from the New-Haven papers OF
-. If immortality on the part or Rev. MIR. Ralne
.f,ba, civ, in which it was mentioned that he had
s,ressed his crime and left the city. As an act oil
so,,mon Justice we give place 10 the following,
Nt;cb we find in the New-Eaven Register, and
which explains itself:
LETTER FROM REV. MR.. RaINE
~. rive place TO the following communication
y. ,leespre as in the unfortunate d'ihcuiiy IN
WIN Tho gentleman is involved, we would " no.
WIN" aT,snllae, or aught set down IN malice. II
tnihs ,oou for the display of that charity which
uf 1.a,h long and is kind" be osght TO have the
sun ssn,6t of it, We understand the gentleman s
Nan,.ren,ly in the deepest atiiicton'
aPpA NEw-HAvEN. May q. 1871.
49, Osborn &. BclGEcsH 1T Is due 10 the public that
certain ~ The editors this city; for the excited state OF
yo o ns doubtless led you and them TO your conclusions
puohe ye; left your city; but the state o' mind and
FL Ia meto seek retirement My tine mas been spent IN
heahh Acknowledgements correcting mistakes, ana making
Eahhh lar a, possible and IN paying honest debts
10 the church mecoustrucd and cXaggerat-
NJ sbongh my conduct has been nprudent according
cd ana .,fer OF the law of God Matt -. yet haze,
70 tne Su deny the of adultery. that
and 90 IN one case strong; yet Rm fully per
he person alluded making scnpc of
a sst her deeds of darkneA will be made manifest IN due
TIT 70 M. been Ailcritc heartily soty thu, should
h.,rsyed the confidence OF the Newilaven public; and
sw with my family, IN search o! un honest living
~, 4, may take warning and read auentvey the h Chap
~ Proverbs huniby nsk the pardon OF MI tina, have
led and the prayers OF all Gods people that mny find
zscy. 'S''.' -'-'i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

ITO TRAyELERS.-THE LlANCOCRT NAUT1LL :,
or Life Prsserver offered TO the public infer Let
tiers Patent United States This instrument, differs from
all Others heretofore and well odnped 10 me pun
poe intended that will commend itself article OF I'M
porance Travellers ther the ocean, our sNedeu
coast and iakes country Il i ntate ~ hIe
seconds without the aid the BREATH and wheH not required
N be carried the pocket without
The Nautilus has been tested by IN able engineer unoef the
direction OF the English Admiralty whose report large
numbers were ordered the guard Of Ensand II has
also tested and reported nsf experiment, al ouoE
hy orer of Admiral Baudin. the French Marine. recon-
endnr ndoptou the French NavJ OF one u each man
IL for - a and may examined, a No Il w gil st. tbaSe
aeut and at Edwnd Fox. LEhrng Emporium No. Astor
fiouse.-Nev-Y York. May q, ISL II,
II FNfOVAI-T J. CRONES has removed his Bookstore
X fi9 Rrnndny on the of Blocker e where he
VIII be happy his trend, and the public Books sta
ng Cards elegantly engraved AID ell kinds Of Bookbndas
neatly executed. MI 5's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

ITO THE PUBLIC believing TINT an Asqclat i :
much needed the City OF New ofk es,atise on Z
rh, ns,s and VITA night objects VIZ the MUTUAL
benefit and accommodation Of Merchants lalesinen he,
chancs and Employers Of al kinds and oil e great nuoe'
~ or rizers and S,uuee the City VINO are OUT oil en-
noyment The undersigned have tins tay formed conne1ioh
business for the purpose OF nssilns aeh D "g ~
departments indus ~ aud OF Filing orders from ihs CITY ana
country with men of good character and tired abilities mo
nn al trnnnc:ur all asIness that Dc entrusted TO them
with fidelity and dispatch. III . ,.., .,;, 20
Iiavin. embarked tins eHetpiLc VIII -;
o business openly and honoaby, the undersigned ,ah- ms
nett respectfully 10 solicit the patronage ana
n Of reneos business community. without whrh thes
do not hope for success We well aware "I Ie ptelucs
with which contend iE an entertze % ts 10: 40
he able 10 establish house that will fully meet me wants oil
Scnnmnntv All we ask for ourselves thorough n'S-
,,ro,;on and far tria II not found WORTHY we do
not desire success. - ,,,..-.,, ron, cb,r,t,arss,
first foot --,, -rDcu-rcr ~ MERRILL
p References of the first responsibility will be freely
given At The office or on application by letter. MI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
NJ See Last Page.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Shin John Marshall; Poythre days from Havana, with
Raroue Thames. Prnce OF Portland, from Matan.ns May
BrS Frame. Ingralrr of Warren, from Mannzas 18th
Brs L. orient knight, "A dayS from Ponce, T. L, with SUI
caT &c 10 Rowland & Aspnwhil So, n - ~
Brig Pin,a, Mecher 10 DAYS from hayaguez' l. H. WIKI
Us hid, sugar TO Meyer stuchen. -. 4,
Rf brjg Lender Davidson, IL days IRON " inds9, " -
with plaster In the mnstef .. -, - l.. go,
cir Lon: Wharf Nicketson Ia days from Apalscnc"h VIA
Key Wes; with cedet 10 the master . ~, III.
ch Alligator Smith - days from Apa'acmcola IN BALLAST
s.br New Union Dumbrook. = Is I'm hlayasuez, PR, with
N,ror coffee and nogs,e> Maitland. Comfe 4 Co lc
bark, Tobias ior Bangor next day sahclln. OF NGwY
waning freight Bu.s sally Ann. do; CHAMPION Of EasipCr
under SEIZURE ScIs Gallant Mary, for Baltimore soon
Queen or Boston do; star Tor Bath DO y thee maed
srhooner d,c,arElng lumber, name unknown bark do
10Th Nav Int 20 OS lon Il p ;nnged s-nal' with Amer
can armed steamship standing w 80. =,
Sch Julia md Nancy 5ds from Newbern NC: win Ma
S,ues IN Vi blackwell Sailed company with schrS liza
mord and VI B Robinson Tor New-N Cr:.
rhr ur!cw Cro',cI from - Jngode Cuba l2h inst sugar
md tn,arco 10 Thn.npson * Admins. Lett schI Ostrich
Ellis for New York. next dny: hris Sterling teatce i1i
ilenie-os lGnd Tor New YUrs; brig Mary iieien IRON
Salem, Gsclnrgnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

GREAT FIRE IN WORCESTER, Mass.-A letter
from Mr.. Leonard, of the Worcester express, re-
ceived by Adams & Co.'s express, informs us
that fire broke out about midnight, watch de-
str0yed three large buildings; owned by Tower
occupied by Z. III. Rowen 4 Go; leather dealers,
who were insured for about $1,000; Perkins Il
Flanders, grocers, insured abou, 81 GOO Lakin
and Basset, boot and shoe dealers, insured $4,000;
Denny & Rice, victuallers; A. p. Lassare,
tailor; j. H. Knight, hat and cap dealer; and 5.
II. Leonard, periodical depot. These were all
totally destroyed. The stores of Z. S. Dixon &
Jno. Grout barely escaped. The buildings on
the same ground were burnt on the 30th May,
lS4l. Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
NJ No Charge until the Hair is restore
re the original terms on winch
REALS HAIR RESTORATIVE

|, Implied and Supp.cd NJ Inc I'lOpfe:Gf Office.
NJ. 49, FIRST-AFENCE.
Personal references sircn rs 10 ITS success.
Guions i73 Broadway. New York.
Joriails > Mix street. Boston.
Wilson Il Locust street Philadelphia.
Parker Market. near Broad street Newark. m3 Inns
IrS-DT. Felix tiO;Iraii,:'S Po:i6rc Subtitle Will
Completely and permanently eradicate speTiUous human he
from females upper lips the hair cunceang broad and ee
waited forehead the stubborn beard OF man. any Kind OF super
Walker street, one door from broadway.
81 per bottle; directions French md English -. W.
Agens-Gurhre. Maiden lane, Albany Myers. New tn-
ven Brown 10 Chesnu, Piladelphn Jornn. Milk
ST. Boston, Gray. Poughkeepsle Green. Norcestet Carrie
ION Lowell C. DYER IT. Providence. Naitiewson Norwich:
Tnnsey Rochester Ny: Gmld Bangor; White, CALAIS.
Can ind tested before buying Proof positive this and
no msi1kr. MI bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

FIRE AT MARIoS.-We regret TO learn that the
Howard College at Marion, Ala. was entirely burnt
yesterday about . o'clock. The apparatus OF the
College, worth $4,000, WIS lost. We have heard
estimates of other losses, any particulars as TO
the origin OF the FIRE. This College was OF the Rap
list order, and had in connection with it Theolo-
gcal department, of which Rev. Jesse Hartwcll,
formerly Of this county, was the Professor.
[Selma Free Press, May IL.
We learn from a gentleman just arrived from
Marion, that most of the contents of the College
were saved-also that the fire was supposed to
be Inc work of an incendiary. Mobile ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

NJ Martin +. Thompson, Architect and Builder.
office No Wall street prepared to furnish Pnn and Super
intend the Erection ni buildings Residence Nos Eleventh
street doors eust vi Bowcry where he may lie seen IN me
evening. WhiV 't''
NJ Cotton Canvas, CONFUSING HEAVY
SAT-. DICK LIGHT EAyENS. for Hpl B0 -, SAILS
PER FEELINGS g 80 p inches wide; RAGING plan
and iwiled - md a nch. Also Gram and Neal Bags "a
''''' RRiXCKERHoFF. FOX * POLHEMUs.
y-rsnis y Beaver street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

60 Paper HanSinSs. Border end Fire
BOARD PkINTS.-J. II. & j. NJ. PkAIi. No. u Sou. w
William and a. stnne street have hand an EXTENSIVE n
sortment OF Paper Hnngngs Borders and Fire Board Prns
which they ofter 10 Country Merchants and Others on the
favorable terms. "H-o S''iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

The GRAIN CRops.-The accounts generally
1.-The growing crops continue favorable. The
sgvwing from the Springfield CLARK County,
0bp,) Republic of the 18th inst. is an excep-
ton:
aTHE WHEAT CRoP.-We regre, TO learn that
ii. staple crop. which during the carly part of the
s.son promised so fairly is now suffering consid-
,rsbly iom the ravases of the Fly. This is said to
ie the case in the Buck creek settlement. Wehuve
sesrd Of three fields lying adjoining, The miidle one
4 which remains uninjured, while the other two
nave been destroyed. Where such facts are noticed,
would be well 10 institute aninvestigaion into the
causes of the difference, and furnish the result for
ri The Indiana Rising Sum Blade of the 18th,
1.-THE prospect in this portion of the country for
abundant crops is favorable. The wheat is unusu-
.ly forward; and we are informed by farmers, that
from present indications, it will be ready TO harvest
by ,he middle of June-somc two or three weeks
earlier than usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

POWDER MILF ExPLoDED-The stamping mill
attached 10 the powder mandatory OF Isaac :.
S,ctIer, Mt Surnnevtown, Montgomery county, Penn
sylvana, exploded by some accident on "Wednesday
afternoon last, and a German al work in it, named
Speignt, was killed. There are several powder mills
i'm thar yicinity we believe.
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School and miscellaneous BOOKS, &c
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,

Sd Beduer- street, tir0 d0oTS JTOM eH7 1-S1'
G5- Offers at LOWEST RATES. School ana Mscei'a,
general TO winch he invites the OF Merchants
mhl3 3mis
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STUDENTS MANUAL OF Ancient and Modem lli5tay,
by VI. G.. Taylor LLD.-wth additions by the American
JUST PUBLISHED.
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c-r Hardware, Cutlery. &c.-LEWls BENZ
DICT l. co respectfully ni&m their friends and the pubic
generally they have removed to tins city ana nave 'aHe
The Store 81 Pearsreet opIssie the Peartres House.
,rhcre they ae now opening large and well selected asor
en OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. TO winch they
would call the attention those wishing TO purchase apo
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~ The Attention of Gentlemen requested to the
elegant extra light Black Beavers ur Spring and summer fu
nished by the subscriber AMlDON Fashionable Halter
mis- 2wis' Wall street. cor Nassau
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u CoMsToCK's SARsAr,KLLA for purifying the blood
offered at hail the cost OF Others md warranted ms good IN
every respect those extensively advertised and large
bottles Fifty cents per bottle or 81 per dozen. Pimp and
eruption the i1ce pat OF the body positively
cured with this valuable article md makes the skin smooth
and soft. Sold at Il ConTtlnnd st.
Just received, splendid article OF Cologne Water Price 80
conf battles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

rss- Gentlemen's Summer Hats.-Brd's styles
OF Summer Hats comprising the a,es, patterns exceedingly
light und beautiful. ready. BlRD.
ms 3yiss Cor Pine and Naxlu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

r. GentIemcn's summer Hats.-AMlDON.
Wall prepared TO furnish ms
New STYLE OF Summer Hats, which very light and OF
beautiful style and finish. ny-a ihlh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27

x To Temperance FRIENDSHIP friends OF
temperance are reminded health quiet ana comfort are
found usual % Barcayst. This establishment having
been rented and put complete order all strangers and trends
visiting our city Tor trnsien, stay who would ike test the
superiority OF well vegetable diet respectfully m
J,nc,u tu,a Inn ROSWELL. GOSS.