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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24
Things IL, Philadelphia {.


rHlL ,pELPHI. Jan. 23-f. Nj
An IMPORTANT Casa case OF considerable
Importance was decided Yesterday afternoon in the
Supreme Court before Chief Justice Gibson and AS
sssn,s, in which Judgment OF the District Court
was reversed. The parlie. interested were Robert
Paterson & Co. merchants OF this city, and John j.
Poindexter, OF Mississippi. The point decided by
The Court was, that the endorsement OF a ceruhca'e
ct deposit in Bank is merely an assignment OF tIie
same, and does no, make the endorSer liable Tor me
amount to tie holder in the principal Should
ia 10 pay, or in other words, that such az instrn
ment is no, negotiable like promssory note or 9ill
OF exchange but is ;uerely assignablS ike oonu OF
other written contract other than regular inefcai-
ole paper
The action rose upon the certificate OF the dc, de-
Posl'e in the Union Bank OF Mississippi, July sd'
ISS9 Of S3,69l IS, signed by the Assistant Cashlef m
o' Tue Bank, endorsed to Edmund lorke, by n r at
po pfson d Co. and by them endorsed TO Jonh >. =,
tfondexter, without recourse. The Umon BANK
,aed, and the only responsible party was Il. fa'.
@rson Il Co. and an action was accordingly brought
against the firm. The District Court gave Judg-
Aenl against the defendants. The case was then
carried up 10 the Supreme Court, and the Judgment
reversed as above stated
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IHE NEws.-lhe intelligence from Europe has
created considerable sensation among our CONNER
cal men, but yet nothng definite has transpired,
| except that holders of Cotton demand an advance,
and are rot willing 10 sell otherwise Pennsylva-
! MA State IS were IN active request advanced
| rate, selling III some instances at 65!. Upon the
| whole, the news is viewed IN favorable light par
| ticuary as regards the Cotton Market.
| FROM PORT AZ PRIICE.-The brig Maria, Capt.
stetson, is below from Port Prince with dates TO
| The 9TH inst. cannot learn that she brings any
hng OF political moment, but understood business
to remain in pretty much the same state per last
atlvces
The Truxton has yet arrived She was re-
ported upon the Exchange Books yesterday noon az
beng off the Navy Yard, but the old veteran
:" Charley was mistaken. When she does arrive,
will send an extra bulletin.
ANOTHER MURDER-Ata late hour on Sunday
afternoon, man named CALVIN Hagan, while i'll
state OF IntoXication was turned out OF & low tavern
on the Germantown road, BY the bar-keeper, Robert
Carney, yellow fellow, and beat and kicked IN
such violent manner, about the head and body,
that he died last nigh, from the effects ihe injuries
received. Carney, at the time of the occurrence
instantly fed but has since been arrested and is now
iii prison. This makes the third murder within the
last fortnight in our vicinity
LEG1SLATURE.-Nothingo Of interest from Harris
burg. The Clerk of the House, William J. 3.
Andrews, sent in his resignation yesterday morn
ING, in consequence, it is said, ofa misunderstand-
inc between hnand Mr.. Speaker Snowden.
John Price Wetherill, member of the City Coun-
ciis has been sued for violating ordinance passed
by that body compelling persons to clear the side
walks of snow fronting their dwellings,
The Southern Mail arrived at our Post-Of-
flee precisely at o'clock.
STocKslhe sales to day were rore active au4 prices
beer The news from Europa has hai favorable hearsg
Grating quite demand for STATE Fyes, which sold in
ots advance of II over Mondays quotations. About
S20oo were the Board with ctons OF the
70 tsl ~ 'ha
the First Board Phad- pha Bank taken pa
aud kansington Bank above par United States Bank I'M
proved Wilmington Railroad Delaware Insurance Co
II. Reading Bends fell off ;.
A the secon4 Boer the sales $500 Sate s. and
shares READING Kairuad 23; IOdo Deawae Insurance
20. /; 30 23i; 10 DO d. 2!3 l2b DO Planters
Bani Of Tennessee DO United States ST. SO do IT 81
Oar money market continues without material change. the
q" discount good paper ranging at per cent er
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DIED:

On Tuesday morning. January g. CArHLEEN, wife of
SInln Bloomfield aged 81 years.
Her remains will be taken hstuchen y. j. for inerren
Th- friends and relatives family attend
tie funeral This Day, wednesday, at p o'clock, NJ from
No 81 Noh Moc,estreet without farther invitation
On Tuesday morning, January 23 OF consumption, MARY
wife OF James Dempsey, in the i5tii OF her ago
friend. aud the friends Of her Peter and
ved TO attend her funeral This Afternoon, at o'clock from
her late residence, NJ. VS. snitok-street.
January 81 JANE LOUISA wife James Augustus alnl
ton and daughter + the late Dr. Freeman Of Woodbridge
y J..
January 90 JOIN COOPER in the 49, Of his age.
January %, ELIZA B; DURyEE, wife of Dr. NJ. W. VIII
Iians ald 50 years aud :onths. Also the 10Th
HAsRiET EMMA their youngest daughter, aged years and
months.
January % JAMES, aged 81 years Youngest of the late
James Lyon
Al hs residence Rice Lake Canada January Y, after few
DAYS illness CHARLES ANDERSON. Esq, late Major of the
strsgnent Frontenac Militia, and for years oinnand
lug the Indian tribe IN the Newcastle District
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JANUARY
CLEARED.
it'll, Slatanzas, Buck *
ARRIVED,


Packet ship Patrick Henry Deano, from Liverpool Dec
2srh mize. Griurelt, Nlinturn ! o.
ship Newark, Merwn. lS days FROM Mobile, cotton TO
Ba'k Anahuac Wilson % days from VeIa Cruz sp~ce
;jss and mdse 20 HargouS Brothers Co Ls bTlgs Pe
sburg just arr Lime Rock, Aud uac; schr una
,on for New Orleans brig lIlrats ai. III co.. schr e"
Union sailed day previous L. : ship Viucsnnes srye at
Tr1 Cruz Dec all we'll from cruise 10 t44 Gui jan .
LAT 26 long 85 SPOKE brig John kemhe from CbeeEnae
swedish h1is Oscar Helm 81 days irom Hafsees, mdSt
Brs Tmolsoa Bsyia 6 DAY from Apalachcoa cotton,
Br Mohawk, Pierce Is days from Balize, (Hoaduras)
,neho.snv aud logwood 70 Hawss X Robinson big Jotn
Gardner Peterson. Just arrived from New; Orleans
Sei!td in company with brig FLORIDA Blanco tdTldse lof
Brg F-ank!n, Small "A days from Havana, via Newp9lt
3.vs sugar tfe- &c 20 massr, OF Newcastle opohe'
bark Bevis Of Boston g
schr / NcCready somers 25 ds fom AiaIacal5o coffee
and hides to ooley Co. SchE Nile Beli OF h-nnee @
ssed In CO Tampco. Lett, schr Susan OF NOFiean
T.,npico Tor Vera Cruz.
ScbT Rse5de Langley Is I'm Boston. mdze 70 Stevens.
schr Am Bed- &, FIN Norfolk, flour 70 Williams y
NStn'i Sehr Richmond Freeman NBdofd oil 70 Watts
Sehr Council Baker 20 d from oE Prince eofrs and
ro5wnod 10 { Rossiers Co. Left brig Maria % san on
~ cit INST fr Philadelphia. On tn Sd INST on GoGalSeS
Lrg Juds9n OF Haven; had ben 10 BeGb!cs and y as
d 70 Den7rar. for make here Was great r-jocin-
an Wv Years Day-contnual rns OF guns ana an llu.
on ihy election ct the new President Markets
- Good for all kinds OF American produce' n
So emil night McIator- DAYS from all hvet
it 81 NIuhony aughiin, 6dsys from Boston m dz
10 Foster s Nicksrson. p;3,s
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49, Beef Is without change note with sales 300 barrels
Goua;rv at 81 and So and IS 50 s5 sale OF I2
ke-s new Lad was made St cents CITY is sold
There far demand for low grades Butter and 1900 mack
ases ncuds goo reported yesterday have been ,aksn al
cts. part for Newfoundland
soAP-Ihesal- of Vinchesters reported on Monday was
at 25 mos per cent off and not cash as reported
market Is not very active to-day, bur steady.
StSoe Z t-RlF.s--A LOT OF c0 hhd NewOIleaus Sugar
TAKEN a; . cents mos aud farther lots Iberia SIoasses
81: CTS.
RAGS We notice sas about 300 bales Leshorn az Il Il
fo 10 l and c-Qts for No Q
-EDs;-CloreT continues without saes of Importance.
1oidefs ask above cents There some inquiry for Tim
2y' and 30 bbls sold AZ Sl3 30 per erce There Is not much
housh Flax Offering Good Western oud brig IS So
l-n honlnaiIy sl sale OF 100 bags Russia Flax Seed
was m ade at 81 % per brsheI cash, for crushing
STAVES-We notice three carsoes loading for s.in and
PORTUGAL Prices of some descriptions are rather higher We
quote White Oak Pipes $50 S5s Hhds S33 s85; Bals s28a
so; Red Oak HID S26: HID Heading s35 st5,
TALLOW-W notice sales 10 OGn lbs western Rendered
al = cents and 10000 do inferior at 81 cts
BEESWAX.-Ths market is firm. and abon, 1000 barrels
Yellow sold al %; d %. cts cash
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DISASTERS.

letter to Baldwin SecTEJ OF u the boa board s 0 GH he
@ ~, nj Ses-YoTk from Washington, y Z, WITH a
cargo Of arpenne Boston Mqkes KoeR as 0e me
NJ The captain supposed there was not mucn LnJus
to and he CO. could han % 5 uafS bu ads to-day
,br the lower braca from the stern post ana Il i'
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NJ AR RJED.

January l6 JAMES NELSON, Esq. of New Brunswick. =
j. 10 Miss CATHERINE daughter Of John r. Beecke Esq.
Of Albany.
January 49, Mr. THOMAS W.RpLE. formerly Of Newcastle
uponTyne England, ELIZA daughter of J. Wiks Esq.
OF Worcester, England.
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By This Mornings Mail.
From MEuco.-By the arrival of the schooner
No.cbant at New Orleans, the Courier of the


Merchant at New Orleans, the Courier of the
9th has the following:
rho Diaro saws the Yucatan Commissioners ar
"a Of Mexico on the llth ult On the 18th they
~ oo presented 10 the President, who directed the
sn;sfer of War TO arrange this affair as promptly
~ nossible. The conferences have already com
spced and it is possible that fucatan will speedi-
T., ho re united to the Republic.
The Chief Minister of Santa Ana. Senor Jose
,,,;a Tornel, who unfortunately lost his wife a
hort time ago, has expressed desire TO retire from
saJJ sabc affairs, and has offered his resignation.
According to an article IN one of these papers,
..mn; has been made TO assassinatc Gen. Santa
asa which is attributed to the Texans. The pa
my rpiers to the Mexican journals ofthe 9th of De-
PPher for the details of this affair. We have seen
.fbing relative TO IL in any of those heretofore re-
ceved by u.s..
Minister OF War that on the 29th of November
I ont Col Jose Maria Nunoz captured and de-
l,rnyed the principal fort of the rebels on the Caon
Maintains near the village otCocuilIo.
The Picayune has the following with regard
"a the Texan prisoners
10 Wv VERA Cruz, Dec 90. 1873
cry7IEMEy: The Consul Of the United
c,s,es has lust handed me letter, addressed
- myself. from George Van Ness, Esq. one of
,Ie unfortunate prisoners at Pcrote, in which he
r.ouests he 10 say TO YOU that they are not
nnIv bound in chains, but suffering sickness
and death that out of the 40 prisoners 76 are
dangerously sick in the hospital, and the following
Of the number had died within few days, and got
through their suferings: John Jrappall Joseph 81
mons. James S. White Norman Woods, Zachias
Wilson S. B. Bennett, 4. Island ri A. F. Bnrras,
Wm. II. Vanhorn J. p. Wyatt, Wm. Miller ID. A.
Hollowel, and John Clement Grosjean. of Missouri.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Janu-
ary 22.-Present as on Saturday, and Mr. Justice
STORY. On motion Of MIR. j. r. iSGERsoLL c:
IsGERsoLL, Esq. Of Penn sylvana, was admitted
nm Attorney and Counsellor OF this Court.
No. s. John d. Deberry vs.. Joel Bugg.-Error
from the Circuit of the United States for West Ten
nessee Mr.. Justice MCLEAN delivered the opinion
of this Court, affirming the judgment of said Circuit
Court in this cause, with costs and ten per cent.
damages.
No. II. John Randel, junior. APPELLANT, rs WIN.
Linn Brown. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr. j. r. INGERsoLL for the APPELLANT,
and by Mr.. J. r. Tyson for the appellee.
Adjourned TILL Tomorrow, II o'clock, A. NJ.
WuIG NOMINATIONS The WING DclCgatcs
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disease produced b. obstruction IN the abtom-
nal 'scera inactive state OF the liver causing deangei
secTetons; the blood then rendered impure unhealthy bile
IS thrown ont Indigestion dyspepsia Immediately follows;
the whole system Pafakes through the meiium OF sympathet-
- action aud the patient sinks beneath his accumul4tins sui
after and discovered which has been used thousands
aonzet and sanctioned By the highest medical authori-
~ Sands Sarsapaa Viii remove and -ectrlllv dis
originating from obssuctions. salthy action
uler eyacuons etaAed persprato, female arrangements,
cuaneous and various other diseases which the human sys
ten is liable.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for eyroratron
BY A. b. SANDS co Druggists, tGranite Buildings. }
corner OF Broaiwag and Chambers-stree Sold also br
d. SANDS, 70 Fulton. OF G)ldsset and al u
East Broadway Of MaEketsrset Price 81 per bottle;
bottles for
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WING NoMiNATIoNs.-Thc Wing Delegates
from the 4th Congressional District, Maryland,
composed Of the eleven lower Wards Of Balti-
more, assembled at Union Hall on Monday even
ing, and unanimously nominated the Hon. John
P Kennedy for reelection to the House Of Rep
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!. haInyisihle Ytig 50 cIos,lY I

- The Invisible wig 50 closslF resembles the
real OF ha thit scercs End connossenrs have pro-
9nnced the perfect and eraordnary Invention o The
.r The great advantage OF tiS aOvs and un!Gue Ws
IL beng made without Ne4vns, =" hIch causes It's
nr9rspce closely resemble he natural mar, BON IN
htress and natural e2Feasance 70 dei detecon rs tex
1r benz eaut u and 80 ife' that IN all cases
WIGS avoided The scePc and connoiss-ur
Like invited inspect tins novel and beautiful Wig, and
j j. BARRY, Ii6 Bfoadway, corner Of Lbery-stre-t,
-+airx Jal2 lmiS
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Sales OF Real Estate Mt Auction

BY 4 J. B7eecker 4 Co.
A 9i exc ground, with the buiin., the westerly side
OF Bloomnsdae Road 2O! st, 25 loo SIS
1wosto1y house and lot 80 Bsecksr street Mott
T~ostorry house aud lot 80 10 ,i a '''''
,,b! 100 feet 5000
Fdcan lot 1873 Prlnces McDougal-st 2 loo 500
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Passengers Arrived

Tn the bark .4nGh4ae, rom Yera C7's-W Fowler Jose
VI Rodriguez Joseph Rubso.
1IaMs shtd Vn9egaTse (ronl Nelo orlsans,l Abbott.
IN ihe packt ship Patrick Henry, from Liuerpool-Nr T
WIN Constable and lady, VIM HabeL shaw. of New ork
collage Boston, Mayor Sidney of Lonton, NE Holdcroi
MIR Gkie
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Cnttnn Cannass. C0NlPRl

~ Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT- DUCK LIGHT RAVENS, tor BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS. &c. Also HEAVY TARPAULlNS, IA
PEIl FELTINCi, % to 72 iuca-s vide AGDNG pialn
aud twied % aud a inch. Also Gram and Meal Bags, q
anu 0u''I IBRlICKERa0FF, FOX * aFoLHEMUs,
90 Pr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

OK zs Doadwa America. ;io:-i ooYo,tts the ForE.
.ap soc: attention OF seasonabe geods,
iudins Cloths Cassimeres "esua., ae n ell tHe ne"
and various styeI.
Under the tat system Of sUall prohx and
quick returns which s elected liberal patronage, WI!
De courinued 5vis; oar such w enaoie
us 10 fill ail orders II iuturr wiki pr0mptpess
fseEIe the establishment winch must commend It TO
i5o- re1uiru- articles for Immediate ns@, me addition
ou stock of an assortment OF cz quality ready made Gar
c-u consisting Of ou!0sts tr0cks Dress oats Pante-
Gown, sc.
Egrrk,- Gloves Srspzader Eosirry, Under vests, Draw.
ss SIusiin shirts Coaz, &c, :, Prices winch Offer
IEducern-ats rurcIiassrs. Iyl5
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~ Grand Festival by the Ladies' of the
4 81 h .freef EaD1iat Church Wsdnesdtv Evsning

nar1 2ith at ryoi, saloon (he proceeds for the
qudstns The church debt IGss's may be had Of g Ui Slth
nev s. Wall; J w Cathar ll3 Christopher; + 5 Miner,
% Maiden lane B. Merrill corner 10Th street aud S ave
s. and al NrleYs 22l Blocker street: Pansons, corner
Ann and Nassau Streets Lott, blOk store, 56 alton SIS
Lra,itt Trow BOOK stoe 9i B.oadwsy; Halss Letter
Office IS Wal: Journal OF Commerce, Tribune, aad New
York Citizen Offices AID various other places and At The
inor ON th- Ot The FESTIVAL. - u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
- Four five persons be handsomely
with board private family the upper part of the ity
ANY COMMUNICATIONS addressed the subscribers Will
ceive attention. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER * co.
ll3 If Broad street.
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G37 The following paragraph is from the Sand
wicll Island Temperance Advocate Of July 18th

''Itis now four years since Mrs. Lowell, at the
suggestion of Mr. Milo Calkin, instructed native
woman to make tho first sugar bag. Since that
time not less than $4,000 bags have been made and
sold Tor $1,000 Tor ten cents each.) very hand
some sum for female industry 1t is but justice to
remark, that most Of this labor has been performed
bv females connected with the Rev. l.. Smith 5
Society. in Honolulu During the first year the ie-
males contributed about Sl00 towards the erection
of their house of worship. The natives in the other
parts OF the islands are now following the example
of the members OF Mr.. Smiths congregation
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Passengers Sailed

lriae packet shp GiqdfGt9r, fo' London.Capt HamqE,
Lieu: 4vroth Ensign Davidson British Army West In
dies; Nlr Mack Montreal; Mr. Fitzgerald Wsst Indies
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~ a man VINO has for years Deen familiar wh Busi-
and pro-rs sndatlo2s tor
Character aad Capacity e.ir-s mploymrGt HIS exptcs
r.os OF reward moderate. he refers 20 the Editor OF
he Tribune 4 liu- addressed r. L. K. Tribune ohce
will receive PROMPT attention. Jag |"
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GOOD BOARD and very pleasant rooms, Tor
VI single gentlemen gentlemen and thar wveslt No go
tas. BrraIway. ia lw'
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TO THE, pIRJJC

ALLEsASPS HEALTH FILLS
ALLEBAspS TOOTH ACHE DROPS
ALLEEASPS POOR MANS PLASTEkS, and
ALLEBASPS COUGH BALSAM,
~ CURE, AND WILL CURE, the following
~ named complaints BE- fully shown by the prorris
GERS Tgmos Cuts aud Panc[gtes Whitlow., seads and
6smmatoy; Chjibains D5op,y, scald Head. Agus il the
ion, Erqpteas the beast, BiIes Sores Of all kinds.
ver5, Cnoe, Kf2dse9s Dz.nsss IN The Head Acid stom-
ache Coughs Colds Asthma, Lung and Live, Com
LIANT if aaf FAR gone Weakness Pain in the Bsck
Bowel; Chat Side Lons, Muscles Joints Feet &c; Ner
.ous Affections General Debility &c &c SC. -''''
The above IS loGs list OF complaints TO be- cursd r., s,
knd Of medlces but The proprietor promises return tie
i they follow the directions for using Contained
Prhl, which vii b. furnished by the and
BIZ throughout the City. 'N~ -
Facts are caDstn.y coming the know ledge Of fb. Pro-
prIcor which fully Justify the above gnarant. For sale
wholesale and rrta by [. W GILBERT, Proprietor 2li
Fulton street and by o. B. MAlGNE Bookseller % Ca,na-
rine street; S WOODW ORTIZ, COZ Houston and Muber-
ry streets
For Certificates Of cures. description Of Complaints
and directions for using Pamphlet above referred 70
" The poor Will be furnished at half price a zn ui''a
stlre and receive such advice IS teig cases may require
JIG lmseed.
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- SPLENDID FrRFoNMAScEs take place this afternoon
Il 8 o clock IL the American Museum aud also At J. the
evening The Abino Boys The GyrseS, aud the ortune
telling Queen may b seen at ~ hours
Rev. c. Sparrys" American Ant-Paplst is Just pub
shed- has variety of matter. He has gwen lou
chapters from Den's Original Theology which enough to
make criminal blush For sale 1T No. llG NaSsaust. It
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G1O REWARD-Lost, on Monday, 22d inst,
,DIO Pocket Book, containing small amount of mo:
uey. (curen) with papers o 10 any but the
owner The viii be paid for the papers If Ieurned
the subscriber. }. T.. STAPLES,
i232,s ll6 sixth Avenue.
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One Shilling!
7 HIS DAY,
At THE NEW WORLD OFFICE. 20 Ann STREET
PRICE l25 CENTS
TREAS SURE TROY

AT THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, 20 Ann STREET
PRICE l25 CENTS.
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BY SAMUEL LOVER, ESQ.
Author OF Rory o>Nlore.'' 6 Handy Andy" &c &c
Rich hunor aud sra.hic de!ineayio4 Of chs,aelsE'
Weekly Chtonlci-.
\ worthy successor TO Hludy Andy.~
The best production Of the sn Of f9s sasaoF Gf HANDY
The ye7 be, OF this agreeable authors charming fer,ons
Shrewsbury News.
Far and away the mos; able he mas qrS4ues4.', -,
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ANDY nJJyed.a lSuaday Times.
II viii rival any Of his former productions
lLeiasosr Express.
. Full OF inesden;,n-ICork Examiner.
= The story is well told e-[Dublin Monitor
The situations highly dramatic and the characters
we'll dlawn." E,liuburgh Observer
All Nh Lovers VIII aud humo and pursly natural patho5
are mere Drought INTO full play Monthly Review.
Humorous aud sely."-[Dubu Evening Post,
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a thorough Irish taI.r-(DaSlin Evening Mail.
u OEFiCE 30 ANN STREET, where all the chrap,
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= Qunsy, Inflaminaory Sore Throat ar acute and
sometimes highly dangerous complaint, and should be aenl
ed The e1rly OF the tady. slightest delay
often attended with serious consequences.
Wnght's Indian Vegetable Pills. OF the North American
College Of Health the bys medicine the world oI the
of an nflanmaory sore throat, because t- not only
purge from the body hose unors which the every
description OF lu ,mm.ton and swelling bit they Sgt all
ages and NAV be administered without moments delay
For gownIerson from our eight Of sad Indian Frseta-
be Pills should be- taken, night morning, until ;hc urgent
symptoms have abated; after which three four pills, taken
once in hours, viii. short TIM, make perfect
For sale, wholesale retail, at the Principal Office No.
2SS CIreeuwici-st.
Cqufio,lAs abroad, AVOID ali stores OF
douhuI character aud be particular ask for 'ghts In
dian Vegetable Fills;
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of the medicine,
wholesale and etailNo. 2S2 Greenwich street. New
No ys fremont street, Boston, aud NoGS Race street, Phil.
adr!plia
ScoTr's VEGETABLE PrLLs-see Observation-Disclosures
uur, ,a!ed N arice, mliGnesS and efficacy;
jal3eoi2w' a5Caual.street, New orh
. We speak om experience when recommend to our
friends who may be tonbe with cold, use once, the
Aessrs eas@ Hoahourd Candy sold IS Diysionstet.
lthas saved from cough and sore throat aad feel
grateful for the service. 1t in truth most valuable.
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SCoTT's VEGETABLE PrLLs-See advertisement-stand
UuriEa!ed III ariCe mlIneSs and efficacy.
lal2enl2W. S. 5Eanal. street. NrM InrI,.
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GOAL! COAL!,-At 50 . per ton-Broken,
" Egg and large Storerhe subscriber delivering
- best Peach Orchard R.d Ash Goa the above low price
Tor cash well screened and weighed By City weiger
PETER CLINTON,
j2i 2n. Yard corner of King and Gresuw ch sts
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U Tickets, so for gentleman and 25 cents for
lady may be obtained the United States Hotel Paar street
House Wavery House, City H9te, Atw'ins Music Store.
House, Broadway. Also Johnson 2efecery, Fulton
street; Firth and Hall Franklin Square and Raynors Book.
store, rs Bowery. j22 4ts
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~ Notice.-Tae Democratic Whg Electors oi the
Second DISTINCT Sixteenth Wa requested TO met at the
Fourthstr-e Friiay Evening next 25h instant at q:
o'clock elect Officers foT the ensnpg yeaf and transact
such other business IS may be brought before them
By order Of THEODORE NlMS, hartman
P McARpLE, Secretary. III ltlSltos'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

r. Grand Vocal and instrumental Con-
cert.-Nliss SOPHIE. GJERIZ, from Norway, Pianist
the Royal Family Of Denmark has the honor of announcing
that she intends giving Grand Vocal and Instrumental Con-
cer at Washington Hall Monday, the 10Th January.
which she Will be assisted oy the most eminent Per
formers now In the city. jazz #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

e sixth Ward. he Clay Club ofthe Sixth Word
are requested Natoual fall Wednesday even
ing jan 2i:h at harpast7 O'clock for the election OF
President place OF the present incumbent removed from
the Ward and fO other business. 1t hoped that every
member will BE- present. Those who desire b1come
members n conforming to the rules.
r. H tTWELL, President.