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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
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y,IrGsNr UGt'SEiioiD FURNITURE At .N-C.
IL TIOS on Frnv hpr Itb 10 O'clock AZ No - In
stree, iVc,t OF the IN A,cnnc CONSISTING ci Bu'sc, ano ~
rfnn Carpets mahogany sets. Chars rocking hnd owns
nn> marble top Tables: tNo large .icrnt dining re-
he, pyHs Ott0nln. bookcase; Minors Nnd5" cuitaf''
0fn1 Cnrde hbras brons CandcisbfsS elegant green
,o rt dinner sc elegant green ,pg and gu tea ~ ha-
some hltc French China dinner ~ handsome cot oa' ~
% sr " altr> larsc and small ilve plated tSte Ba'N't
,c i'm. REVOLVING irs;ors ycry bai-n-r handle Knives ard
Fofk bone and buck handle 10: SOLAR and Astral Lamps .ai
,nerns oil Cloth Brussels sui stalf tnipei say
Rot. Frrch Be.;ead, mahogany cub; rahosHny W nG
le ,9arbc tp dressing Burnus and Wassiandi double cna
i.o tS.Smea, and k.ccn Furniture. with which the 'ae
wi, commence.
Toores M be ready At the Office 81 the auetoneeTs, on
~ ~. - ~ Pine street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

BosTo~ April Is, lss-FlourThe make, continues finn.
and the trnde inclined TO opcraie more freely snsee
we oloe IS 20 brnnds and Ono So y:
southern mos; descriptions selling q 81 g. cas Some
parcels are held higher.
There is fair demand for Goa. md sales yellow fla; So
and White 30 sic bushel Holders prefer storing nther
than submit reduction these rates Rye northern.
70 cents Oats. hest. "a Il Sc per bushei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
E-To the pelegates TO Ono Dn,tImore con-

vention.-The Central Chs Committee fNer- York haze
appointed undersigned! Committee make
Tor the enrolment of Degn for this City and state 10 the
Young Mems Clay Convention be he'll! the City Of BALI
more on the ~ May And Io neeotinte with the
Steamboat and Railroad Companies the route 10 obtain the
most favorable term, OF transportation.
Suitable arrangements viii he concluded IN few days 20
convey b. Steamboat otherwise, to Baltimore.
mas apply By letter addressed to the subscribers in tbs City,
enclosing dollars. winch Will passage through
Baltimore and back provided sufficient number make early
implication Tia conveyance will be by steamboat hrou:
Baltimore. Arrangements eiso progressing Tor the
conveyance Of those ;at may prefer the Railroad Line
Application mus, be made 10 the undersigned above stated
enclosing like dollars and the difference mas be
adjusted by the Delegates when they person OBJ
,un their tickets J. F. GARRISON.
N. O. ROBERTS
n Bhe Presidents Of the several Cay Club, nnd Asocia-
particularly requested 10 furnish Isl Of DELEGATES
from their Wards At the earliest possible moment that su;ah!e
arrangements may he mnde for Their accommodation.
an6 lwdes.trStMl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

L,ENIAIE INSlrrUTE-No. 9S9 Nine,een;i'-s,rcct be
u tween the 9Th md 10th avenues, will 10 reopene n n
RoarIng and bay school Wedncdnl the lt OF May
For further nonnaoa nepy 10 the Pfncpn, Miss 'gtnsc
Snndnrd " e. Book Coaccrn DR.. T. f. Bond md g. Cole
EIors otc e. a. and j. George Peck ID. Editor Of ,ht
tlunr,ery Review; A. = Puriv NJ b. @5 Broomc street. J.
IL Inr.cr E. Bfooklyn and NJ No. WHEN. nl92MeOlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
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POSITIVE ,;iikNt ElY SiLE--vALuABlE VII
Z LiANi.S rREhT PKUfEKrf-ht the Ne c lsne ~
cErugc Thursday. Nay the IN. AZ y CLOCK "'1e' '
REGION ul Thomas ADDS Einnloi. e,,..,. 4
The o., # round the north west corner OF W 'Aaui any,
Frankfort streets portion oi h!, perry va y hNe -
tikcn 6y TIE Corporation uapp q sly u ioF ,1s 60.
inc of Wlam street r. h.. been deferred ior
yhr Itnncn VIII leave q los - feet on " liam MA
lffaki Should h' contemplated opening MOI C. w,
n wl leave lots, Map The Properly can Ie seen q mo
Anciun.cs o the pr pal and Of the contemplate, I
pro,emcn AM pc wishing 10 purchase nJyntc SAG ca
10 hc above sale uppncn ION nj :, oeu
md e.. IVtNy0 f. H. LUDLOW Z GO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

A!so Gun, and Pistols ,
Aa AZ l2 o'clock 20 boxes OF oohn: ss, pate a''oiieN
Also N catalogue. 10 dozen bes; stag table hnSe AL"
FORKS slightly dnrEgeG, IT. 49,, ,h,,,
bcA table and dessert aud forks too ac log cato
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

Passengers Arrived.
IN III, p1ckft ship 81 Nicholas from HGrre-Danel Sey
nour Joseph alenard Lewntee Pierre lcarG Rchad Heck
schef Ieoune Collin. Collin. Alelnncthon Seynou-.s
STEER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aec,ience,. ~ 8,
nv BASGS RICHARDS < PLATT. sto;e No II
flSraI cash advances made eonssnnea' to' Aue,on
si!e

No liz Fulton r "a Ann street, berul 'arHaec' ai "s
on consignment, ard pronf,, riirns meGc. -
THIS DAY, frdiy, April ~.
4: TO-. O'Clock. At - .esii-'''
a large as.o;itnen, of Iron and Tn Ware, 49,,
Al~ kio, Bs.,c, Warc. the stock Of deacI gSilf up
the bu.res Together wiih dozen Cocks. shoFe.' spa
No. lsc amount Of i}ry Good Btoade!o's'. tails
general a,o,tire-, Of second hand Furniture. cens-
prnc ,oia, sofa bed sthcf b<d. mairas' high posi ee.
H.. awning rrfrsera,o4. ventian blinds. bn'c'r'
:lass casc-. &C,
tl.dl bgrSa and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

A," lao lois poke, ard pen kuiyc' rnsos and 'aca'
icrery ,escr.on u dozens and carried wei WORTHY se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

r1NEN DOLLARS REWARD Lost Oh the Third Avenue.
n green bag trc account books belonging To
the House OF Refuge The above amount VIII c pad oH 'e
return 20 the Refuge james Armstrong. Third Avenue
n,rr 1,ycrt--;bl,I slrcc ayl93'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

FURNITURE NUTICE.-Soin Bctsteads. &C. o. :.
4 TON would miom all who are n w1nt oi ufnhI' 90
y hnud very large EasoFtGcnt. pclUans ahes I"s'
sofa lSc,i-enl, which simplicity. durability and cconr'
nr without their equal The public invited to eau ana eN
nmnc ;hcu-no all other kinds y! Sofas nwnys ON ihJ
housekeeping wishing TO sell ali 81 any
portion o their Furniture will find ready sale by se'idtps
line or calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended TO-. ~
nu-6 isti +. COTTON. liz Fulton ana 81 Ann Ky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

To- Offers a. LOWEST RATES. School and Miscella
necIs Rooks blank Books. Papers Quls and stationery
general TO which he invites the attention Of Me:chans
mis- Ems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

70 Cotton Canra-. COMPRISING: HEAVY
SAIL DICK LIGHT RAVENS, tor BOAT SAli. :.
AWNINGS Ssc- hl-o HEAVY sfARPAULlNS, PA
PER FEITf\Cs; e 20 y inches WIDE EAGSlNt, PLAIN
iyile - erd - inch Ap. Cram and Meal Bag. "a
BRINCkERHOFF, FOX PQiHENCs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

~ See Last PAGE.
Arrived.
Packet ship :, Nichols Pe from uv'e Maoh Is ndze TO
bP BrrS Pnmoas Coby 70 days from Amsterdam madden
&c 10 Schuchatdt & Fare - "a l.. So. ..,o,
swedish bark Ocehentcn. Paterson % day IRON Ansief
dam rin ard sugar 10 Boorman. Johnston < 20.
Below.
Packe, ship Gladiator. Biiicn from London ana fo'i'ouh
March 10, mdz TO GnnneI. NiI;urn q o.
Also, | bng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

a MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
a 7. r BAasus. MnnaseF-Co'rcF OF Broadway ana Ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

49, The new aud conmodiou. ,teanbos
SIJI ii aSgKiCA Cop. VI. II. Tnes,el wll Leave tho
foot Of .rcGy street. North side MDndny Wcdne'dsY s
The Son,h Xmcfca viii ieaye Albany for Sew-Yors and
Intermediate laaIny every Tuesday Thursday nnd se,gr-
day rnorinys. NJ 7 O'Clock ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

ID iPER IINSGlNGS, BORDEN AND li.n htb
/ Prints. H. & j. II. PR AIT. W" u south N'lhi
nnd 1. Stone street hive hnud extensive ussGfon q"
Pnp,r linngig l,orer end flfc Bonfi Pnnr. wlcn uY
C,if 10 Country Merchant, mud othen on c mo-, f"i 80
t-tnS.--Ncw- YORK. March li,h. nhiI "Hi'
DuYSiCItN'S PRESCRIPTIONS and family rccfpi' pr;
I pncd with accuracy AID despatch and IN the mot rhcin
md scientific nunuef Also constantly On hand ul mott
men, Of genuine Drugs mud Mccncs choicest Perfume tan
ry articles AID Brushes for the toilette OF ngcry Ned ce'
delivered n my hoif al the n",',.
Az SANDS {. co. Druggist, und Chemist
273 BroaIwny. corner Chamber VI ,'.fa Us n'''"is)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

H. Sixth Ward Clay Clui, wi meet nj National
Hall Cnnnl the oil MONDAY. Ap!l Id to trans
such business ray before them HE " lEs OF
the Ward IRE particularly requested to meet with the Club
wien those int wish wheel one al The ten thousand
lines tint will start from different parts ofc Union TO The great
gathering Baltimore. which assemble on The 2o May next
Will have opportunity OF being InprHed OF tie best md
cheapest mode u travel TO The .rent National Convention
Come onc-ccmc nil. TliOS. j. DOYLE President.
i iirssoy Secretaries. ais A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
\. c. TCrTLE, ;Agctenes,r;;, roo

r.,rn,v ,pf t,XbhO t1i-lfIIFKY SALTS. LOOKING
ii GLASS PLATES. STATIONERY. GUNS hnd IL
Tolls. So. Ia .,..l .,t,a
Auction Room q patt street. two hundred nhd efhJ a''
cas-. cues and lo Hardware Fancy Goods Gut'{, y
Fo particulars &c t Auction head ~ the Journal ct I'+''
fnefro and C0uncf j. Enquirer. IN 80.
u.n. W. rTcen marble and culored folio po medium art
glazed cap PAPER supsrhno guls, Eosls cad I., phl nv
cArt,NI Eagle Decatur. saiandcf 'hIty ' W. ssS .
Also cases .-sop sheet md square cast steel a.,
Also bale white, brown and green sAuc csvsAs '-'-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

rs Spring Hnts.-The SUBSCRIBE, informs Gentlemen
TIA, he Is now amply supplied with the Spring Pattern
Hats.
lis price will he as heretofore io Fine Nutria 81 g 2nd
quality So - and this Notwithstanding important advance
~ iie rrcs OF ock SPENCER 81 Chnmber-stret gt s,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

Il Fourth Ward Henry Clay Club. Spe,
cini Meeting Clhb viii he held ut the Shakespeare Hotel
THIS Friday EVENING n O'Clock. for the purpose OF
rolling The National Con'cntion To- BE- he'd at
Baltimore the lst of Any next Al friends oi HENRY
On AY are invited to attend. BY oricr o.
JAS. II. BRAlNE President.
s. $. GmATTEEros, Secretaries. Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

I0I'iSN DOROrTIEh W AGNER. .Bcr oftie celebrated
Gpsey Quccn can be crn,u, during The dry nd evening
~ An nicrn1on Entertainment Wednesdays and Sht
u,,leyS nj 3 every evening Qaner clock
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. apo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

A., hickory aNr harlles Barry Why's bench snd Toali
ng planes round shank uuscr indvSaI 94l stone,
piis : mil Suw,, log chains slcscs ara haneo ana a
ii ac iy5r, knyc, and ;os, N SETS Nrs. buck. bore
tp buck and ether table and dessert EaNs au '0A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

S,rERAI OH. AND CANDI.ES-'rhe subscriber re- eel
- ly informs hi customers and ieudt Tint he has lenny
ed his Oh Factory from No. ~ Canal n 10 Nos. 81 ana ~
Washington street. buus formerly occupied iof u" in'p
tion o Pot and Pearl Ashes whefc he pnpnfed % suPp
an ordc., for iirs, anu,y Sperm Oh and Lnndl"s ",ua
pncknrc, 10 ,ut p,irrhnycrs. T.. ID. tn tSDELL.
Oll Manutncturcs Nos. 3i Enh 80 Nhtnetnn
pcar uuI Moor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

Jatnh-IT VI
School Books from TIN. city December lust, b; the Erc
Rhond md Milford stage directed 70 the ylvann Associ
non IarIngsriile Pike Co Pr have been u>t the
- reward will lie paid f.: tier return udamcsed 70 H.
Greeley New OF TO l. VI Palsse, SyTnnia Aasocaton
npis Std nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19


Worcester i.aond l. Ia adv; % do Western
Railroad SO per s.: ~ do Granite Bank. s95 per sh IL do
Merchants Bank IA per adv; So do Feenun, Bank 2
per Ct av do Atlas Bank $685. per sh; 10 do 1rader,
ark So! per sh 20 do City Bank s%j3i per sh. do AT
nn,ic Bank 80 per s do Ncponsct Bank. $50 per sh
Massachusetts Bank. $50 per CT. par $3.50; p do State Bank
s5tj>s q 81 per sli par $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

ISS- Fifteenth, Ward Clay Club.-The friend,
ofHENKY CLAY residing N The Fifteenth Wnfd IRE Re-
FRIDAY EVENING the l,i instant. at = O'Clock, 10 ny
nom, Delegates the Baltimore Convention To I've held the
ID dny May All who are disposed enroll themselves
attend sad Convention are requested 10 hand III then
Scye-al good speakers nave been invited ard good
Clay songs may be expected By ordrder,
'-' HENRY DAVIES. President.
ALERT 4. R9eER< Secretaries. apis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

nun, F'1, N'IttIt.I IIIatIIIV " 0I'E' -'1~'s''
NAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LANES - Greene 81;
- Mrs OllN Err and Mis-, LIVINGSTON vii commence
their School on Monday, May 9Th.
in the English branches. Drawing and Sec!ieworA Music nnd
French by approved masters
Term. and references upon application at The School
on ni Monday May 9Th and until then nt IL Las 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

ora No wal street. l. prcpaed Iruh Plans ead Super
intend the Erection Of Buidin-,. Residence No. = Cntoa
pl.c. whore be rnny b. :een b ihe evening. mo 3tn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

TRIAL OF WILLIAM HoFF.-The prisoner who
was tried some time ago but the Jury could not agree.
a.sn placed upon .ria Tor robbng tie mail at Hudson. open
ing number OF letters ard stealing money contained in them.
kr Several witnesses were examined whose testimony did
NOT vn.y from that given the last trial The was i'd
,onrrcd 10 tomorrow forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

larger tilan trat Of small table CLOCK. The telc-
graphic communication is carried on by means oil
conducting wires extending the whole length OF the
Ne understand that the electric telegraph on the
Great Western Railway has for the last few weeks
been in great activity, and that in some days up
ted. Most OF these have reference to the traffic
on the line, which OF course would be materially
aided on those days when many heavy and extra
trains were requisite, by means OF the telegraph.
We give few specimens of the nature of the mes-
sages sent to and from the Paddngton station.
of empty carriages Immediately; we are in urgent
want of them.
Paddngton, 6 20 P.M.-Mr. c. cannot send
any more, as there are no spare engines-not one.
Paddington, 10 PM.--Has the up-train left
Slough!
Slough, UP .M.-Yes, but it was delayed some
time.
Slough, Z 80 The extra train has started, very
heavy, about % carriages.
Paddington, Z Al p. M.-Tell Mr.. H the Plu-
to engine has Just come in. Shall she return with
emptesl II 80, with what1
Slough, 43 P.M.-Yes, with four first class,
| and five second class carriages
Paddington, so MN. @. wishes to know
at what time Prince Albert will leave Slough.
Slough, / SO About 20 minutes past two send
Immediately to the Royal news to order carriages
TO be In attendance.
Slough, 213.--Prlnce Albert has started for Pad
dugton.
Paddingion, 2 4s-Thss prince has arrived.
Slough, 5.--Mr. H wishes TO know if the
Royal party has arrived.
paddingtOn, 3 S-Not vet arrived
Paddlngton, l2.-Thc Royal party has just ar
Paddinston, is.-The Royal party has last
started.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-01-20

I'm
palel N WN' 0pf'e
VII HU f#Ht f z If
ml IIl " *
'X Wtnta'l.llo ~ iaf l''8F,
Xxi, alp HHt wltl sp.H tltAf' 'i'A III
80 hi bbabdnrep 8 Hht t,'ef IVY ''I
h tnati 5Wtil0nt Hh la'Yfel
~ e,,n. FIJI. Who f3hea, Il
~ tbrfe #.. BHd ateu llpnl
.ou Nnw w a5t paHalNlyl
botaaasmen mula tut wa rss
',. ,F.pA Aiata apial ~ flabi, 6f JOSH 1T
,efyales tbet wan wn9 withhold
b,s creditors III If TehN ifot HC
1rrk the cus of l.s .ritan pni in.
n gamnr We mp Another class
s,,,a,s yho AZ musllg ealpabln Il
.s,,,a,.n,vnc M, 81 eaaikmH, alwoys
sv.s's so,ry ,Lal tfag baye MOI iut
\ s'.,.n aion, ns,f nfrs0a. bot wIl call io
a 1870. and nv mn rhoy seldom 81
'"Va'V s.a IVbu e,rst Il man lhiuk oil
n.y. Nh, a.ne lorf,ita Ma word, and
s n H. eanedenca rebosed Ia him,
py''ss I W. .,i la6aea o.bors think 81
1 tva tn9g IA, whit othofs maY
.s ~ No. I'M epinlon Of saci
gngl,,,, ,,a ,o.bine Snort of true rcpeu.
s 1900 ond /, f,rtjag' agar-g5fr5g for tneif
$3.50. a,,;seion and commission,
~ Y ... I'm ~, AVN alter 4. Bat, aside
. c.,s,, IN ,ris i 4 reiaiously, morally
atSaIl,,call dishonest, that e sol q.
NV I'M An ohI,qalioDs of contracts; and
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-01-20
Nl1ICE.

A 4 ;hu February Term. l84L Al tno
N Probate Court Of Amte County
ii prcsops fuy account as AdnHlssFa-
l on the 1gsaN of L0tia H4f aaeeas-
|. lar fpa settlement and alicWaaGa
THOMAS IAtl3lsRF,
Admin s.Fatef.
January 20, l34 s9N'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-01-20
4 AdVertisemen It's.
NOTICE

II hoao persons who arc indebted to We
MI subscribers viii please settle the
ame Il, an early day,--By SO dong they
nay ave us trouble ana themselves
eDst -
r. Nv. HITCHCOCK & 90,
yanUare 80, teAf 10
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-01-20
Nag,IcE.

lsSEAIED proposals will be roeaigea'
K BY the Commissioners, until tue YIN
days Of February, 1914, lor NE enclo5ing
III The Public Square, intho Town q lab
ortv, Amitc County, Mississippi Tho
work 10 be done IN the.solowia 4 nl2naef
The fence to be Of posts ana rRils the
hosts 10 be Of tic best light wood pIRa, &
bV inches il thickness at tic ground,
and 4 by s inches at the tops feet hi8hs
ma e feet il the ground, with 8 raaa III
each ponnel--thc rails 70 bao inche wide
and two inches ID thickness. 81 goal heaf.
n;ne. we'll dressed Said fence II oo aaA
WITH good heart pine, 8 iaoaes wids, aisd
ainchcs III thicisness, 70 be begellad soia
s,he Ton contro,--AIso, With : sess oil dou.
slle sieps 10 be 8 ioot Ia length, Said
ssouare 10 be le,4lied, and the ga.Res lill-
IN up-the whole e be afaRollod' and q
eaoh corner Of the Court House to bo pay
"a with good brick i2 feet square, lasta'
commissioners may e3plain,( l'ho va
aertaker will be required Is gfso 9op'
md security, for The eomrigtioA q 'h'
worll, according toihis contrast
M. CHAT iGils
3Ns fNTF Xf Al II fAL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-31
tRepoued for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec 30lh, 1874.
The Legislature assembled to day according
to the requirements of the constitution, and
both houses seemed to be well filed Indeed
only two members were absent from the Sen.
ate, and three from the House,-so that they
will be enabled to organize and proceed to bus
mess without delay.
This days session was occupied by both
branches in qualifying the members,-scven
new ones making their appearance in the Sc
nate. The bodies then scveraly adjourned I'M
til tomorrow at - NJ, when they will pro-
coed to organize, and to elect their several Off
GERS.
1t is probable from present appearances that
MIR. Williams, Of Somerset, will be elected Pre-
sident of the Senate, and Mr.. Chapman, of
Charles, Speaker of the House. The former
body will retain the late officers and commit
tee clerks, though in the latter, clean sweep
will probably be made, with the exception of
clerk to the House. However, all is yet I'M
certain, nor will i: be possible to conjecture the
result, till after the private meetings, to be held
tonight.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-31
correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsHINGToN, Dec. so, 1914.


The Criminal Court for December ter
opencd this morning with the us'7 ,,r,,,an,;o a
The Hon. Judge Dunlo" ,r,oev addressed DR. ' the
grahu JulJ. soon afterwards retired to
t u ,s 'o' =. ror the despatch of business The
.vliowing gentlemen were summoned to serve
on the grand inquest during the present term.
Grand Jury-John w. Maury, John Ma
son, Jr., r. c. Weightman, Philip I. Berry,
Darius Clagctt, Henry Haw, David English,
Abner C. Pearcc, Thomas Corcoran, Charles
A. Burnett, Thomas Parker, Lewis Carbery,
Georre w. Phillips, Eleazar Lindsey, John
BOYLE, Henry Mcpherson, WIN. w. Corcoran,
John P. Ingle, VIM. J. Stone, Hamilton Lof-
borough, G. C. Grammer, Thomas Thornley,,
Benjamin II. Morsel, VIM. FL. Campbell.
A motion was under consideration to-day,
in the Criminal Court, by James Hoban and
VIM r. Woodward, Esg's, as counsel of Chas
Williams, a colored man, who was convicted
about two years ago of numbering his wife
near Georgetown. The motion, which was
for new trial, continued under argument, be
tween the prisoners counsel and the dstric
attorney, until 4 o'clock, when the court ad
iourned until tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
have only time to state, that in the abduc
lion case of the United States Us. Mary Lacke
Barry alias Mary Coylc and her daughter, Mar
tina Louisa Brannan, which was brought unde
the consideration of the Hon. Judge Crancl
This morning, His Honor, after hearing the TEL
timony of Mrs, Midnight, and Justice Thoml
son, decided that the two female prisoners vel
entitled to their discharge, and an order W;
mad, to that efe t Immediately after the di
charge of the prisoners, officer Burr arrest'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-31
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